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Shear Poodle Madness by Matt FM. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 09 Sep 2009 10:37pm It's time for Shear Poodle Madness...the pictures of what people do to their poor poodles..... Check it out! Read on »

T shirt cutting magic! No sewing, just shears and weaving. So... by Blogilates Posted Mon 16 May 2011 1:56am T shirt cutting magic! No sewing, just shears and weaving. So cool, I have to try this. Read on »

Pruning Shears in a Freak Accident End Up Inside Man’s Head-Full Recovery Expected by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Wed 31 Aug 2011 2:04am This is a strange picture as he accidentally lost his balance and pretty much fell on the clippers. Half the the pruning shears were in his head! Luckily he didn’t lose either of his eyes, but the x-ray is just dumb founding. BD Leroy Luetscher dropped a pair of pruning shears while working in his yard in Green Valley, south Read on »

Shear Force by derrick m. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Fri 09 Jan 2009 12:00am Today was the day I think I finally repaired my cockpit combing. Up until this point none of the old ways would work. It was simply an issue of force. The problem was finding an adhesive that worked. While epoxies may solve some problems this was not one of them. What did work in the end was a product called Plexus MA 310. Read on »

Vacuum Woes and Pinking Shears: Bursting at the Seams by Jan Hasak Posted Mon 04 Jul 2011 2:55pm shears, for heaven sakes. They gave a whole new meaning to the term. The outside of the box came upholstered with a pink-themed design. Besides the paper cutter, Box #2 contained Read on »

Are those trauma shears in your pocket, or... by Ellie Patient Expert

Posted Thu 06 Nov 2008 11:40pm in my jacket) right back pocket: pad of paper left back pocket: hand drawn map right cargo pocket: trauma shears, 2 pens (one zebra pen, one ‘scrote’ pen, penlight Read on »

Shear Madness! by Sharlie Kaltenbach Posted Thu 07 Aug 2008 12:00am Too obvious of a pun? Oh well! Actually there wasn't much madness, Harrison just sat there wide-eyed and nervous and most importantly, completely still! It was adorable. It wasn't his first cut but it was the first time he sat by himself in the little car : ) I took Ryan because I was not going to take the blame if Ryan didn't like it (he ... Read on »

“My job is 97% boredom and 3% shear terror.” ~J.F.-my friend the cop by Single Dad Posted Thu 05 Aug 2010 7:10pm I am leading up to more posts on David and sending your kid to live in a residential program vs. keeping your kid at home. Trust me. So, what scares the carp out of you? Or what is the thing you dread most? With respect to your kid, of course. One thing I have noticed is that many of us with severely disabled kids are really single par ... Read on »

Strongly positive exercise stress test is equivalent to a brief episode of unstable angina by Dr. Sangareddi V. Medical Doctor

Posted Wed 20 Jan 2010 9:25am on a critical flow limiting lesion ? The shear stress over the plaque increases with exercise and the transcoronary gradient can reach a theoretical 60-90mmhg .One can imagine... Exercise stress testing(EST) is one of the common investigation modality in the evaluation of CAD.he indication for EST generally fall into two broad categories Read on »

Hypertensive response to exercise stress test and risk of future stroke ! by Dr. Sangareddi V. Medical Doctor

Posted Sat 16 Apr 2011 11:05am the cerebral artery becomes uncomfortable ? We do not know the answer as yet , but any systolic pressure above 180 mmhg is a huge stress for the cerebral arterioles.The rapidity with which the BP raises (Dp/Dt) also becomes important . High blood pressure increases the shearing stress .It interferes with nitric oxide synthesis and promotes endothelin Read on »