The New Statesman: S02E05 - California, Here I Come. "Full Episode" Rik Mayall as Alan B'stard. A extreme right-wing conservative who cares for no one but himself. He use his position as the most popular politician to make his life a bit more easier on the expense of everyone else in England. California Here I Come (February 12, 1989) -- Alan and Piers fly to Hollywood, where they attend a party thrown by a major film producer, to whom Alan intends to pitch the idea of a Dallas-style soap opera set in the House of Commons. Once there, Alan finds that his pitch is rejected by the producer, and Piers accidentally samples some cocaine, which makes him violently, rabidly royalist, but Alan thinks he has saved the night (for him, anyway), when he is propositioned for sex by Donna Nightingale, a sexy soap opera star who proclaims her interest in bondage. Once they get back to her apartment, the two have stripped down to their underwear, and Donna is tied to her bed, she announces that she needs some Quaaludes, which are in her purse out in her car. Alan goes to get them (leaving Donna still tied up), … Continue reading →

"FED UP" by Richie Love and Carey Washington "Fed Up" (With the Game). Reaganomics: War on The Poor Drugs. The Failed Bush Era's. Originally Released in "1986" This Song Cry's Out For Change. It Stand as a Voice for Everyone that's Ready to Move Forward for Justice and Equality. If You're "FED UP" Like and Share This Video and ALWAYS Use Your "RIGHT TO VOTE". Coming Soon To: iTunes, Google, CDbaby, Amazon and Many More.From:Richie LoveViews:1 0ratingsTime:05:37More inMusic Read the rest here: "FED UP" by Richie Love and Carey Washington - Video … Continue reading →

Impact of Indian drugs on Pakistan's pharma industry Pakistan is about to allow Indian manufacturers to export drugs into Pakistan. What impact would it have on Pakistan's local pharmaceutical industry?From:safwan1Views:0 0ratingsTime:04:54More inEducation Continued here: Impact of Indian drugs on Pakistan's pharma industry - Video … Continue reading →

Night Shift 0205: Family Values-Robin / Patrick Jagger and Stone arrive at the hospital. They run into Patrick and tell him they are there to see Saira. Robert packs his bag to leave, while Robin watches. He begins to head out, but she stops him and tells him he isn't leaving. Kyle and EMTs bring in two women who were in a house fire. Patrick, Leo, and Claire begin working on them, and one of the women flat lines, so they begin trying to bring her back. A little later, the woman who flat lined earlier, Cynthia, is lying in a hospital bed. Patrick, Kyle, and Leo look over her, and then Epiphany brings in Alison, who is her partner and was the other woman in the fire. The doctors leave. Robin tells Robert that his colon cancer is stage four, out of four. He asks for the survival rate, and she tells him it's only ten percent, and they will have to perform surgery and remove part of his colon, and he will be hospitalized for several months before he is in the clear. Toussaint and Claire bring up the man from the morgue, with the sheet … Continue reading →

Simple Back Pain Relief Tricks Struggling with back pain? This video demonstrates simple tricks that can give you fast relief, without drugs or surgery... most of these you have not even heard of before.From:Keith KleinViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:58More inPeople Blogs Read the original post: Simple Back Pain Relief Tricks - Video … Continue reading →

RE: RE:Things I Hate #1 - Drugs Changing fucking pissed off !!! for you info its not klreeves dont worry dude not about you !From:TheJoshuam7583Views:1 1ratingsTime:01:24More inPeople Blogs The rest is here: RE: RE:Things I Hate #1 - Drugs … Continue reading →

Tru Crew- Drugs Assembly TruCrew reminding kids Drugs are not a part of being a Tru friend at The Nelson elementary School Assembly. What a blessing to use dance, and art to give a positive message to kids in their community!From:1288357Views:1 0ratingsTime:02:27More inEntertainment Original post: Tru Crew- Drugs Assembly - Video … Continue reading →

Customs is confident a massive haul of drugs uncovered in a shipment of New Zealand powdered milk sent to Algeria was not on board when it left the country. Algerian authorities intercepted 165kg of drugs - believed to be cocaine or heroin - hidden in a container that was imported by ONIL, a nationally owned company that dominates the Algerian dairy market. Agence France-Presse reports the massive haul is one of the largest ever intercepted in the North African country, according to a security official. In a statement to NZ Newswire, Customs said it was unable to verify the reports but was working with Fonterra to establish the facts. Customs' group manager of trade and marine, Paul Campbell, said there was no evidence the drugs were in the container when it left New Zealand. It had passed through two other ports on its way to Algeria, he said. "Fonterra is a trusted trader and is part of Customs' Secure Export Scheme. Containers are sealed when they are packed, and the seal assures that the container has not been breached until it is loaded onto a ship," he said. The cargo was later unloaded and reloaded in Panama and Valencia, Spain. … Continue reading →

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - While considering whether a police dog should be allowed to sniff outside a home for illegal drugs inside, some U.S. Supreme Court justices smelled a rat. At their Wednesday session, justices from across the ideological spectrum signaled that the privacy interest of a person in his home was too great to give police a broad license to let trained canines sniff around a home for evidence they could not see. But in a second case involving a sniffer dog, some of the justices indicated they were hesitant to set too high a bar on police to show that their dogs are reliable. The nine-member court has often allowed dog searches, including of luggage at airports and cars at checkpoints. On Wednesday it addressed Florida's appeals of two decisions by the state's highest court that found the detection of drugs by trained police dogs violated the ban on unreasonable searches and seizures under the U.S. Constitution's Fourth Amendment. The first case focused on the location of the search, on the doorstep of a home, while the second was focused on whether the dog in question was sufficiently reliable. REASONABLE EXPECTATIONS OF PRIVACY In the first case, police let … Continue reading →

Tsukuba, Japan, Nov 1, 2012 - (ACN Newswire) - Better control over the delivery of drugs to specific sites in the body at specific times would reduce unwanted side effects and improve medical treatment dramatically. 'Smart' polymers are promising materials for controlling drug delivery, since they change their properties in response to specific stimuli. However, they usually require continuous stimulation to maintain these changes. Now, researchers led by Takao Aoyagi at the MANA, National Institute for Materials Science, Japan, have developed an approach that could allow more subtle control and timing of drug delivery. The new technique uses hydrogels, which are a type of 'smart' polymer made of water-soluble long-chain molecules. The team first showed that they could control the acidity inside a hydrogel by loading it with a compound called o-NBA. This releases protons, which increases acidity, when irradiated with UV light. When o-NBA-loaded hydrogel was irradiated, acidity increased inside; if only part of the gel was irradiated, acidity throughout increased gradually as protons diffused. Aoyagi and his colleagues then loaded hydrogel with o-NBA and L-DOPA, a precursor of the brain chemical dopamine that is used in the treatment of Parkinson's disease. The change of acidity in the gel … Continue reading →