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I believe you cured your ailment, I believe it was thru your own actions and motivation, but this attitude I don’t understand. Maybe I’m missing something in translation, IDK.
The first thing a family doctor does is check your vitals, he has charts on the wall with your possible BMI charted. Healthy living is the first thing he stresses, at least for me.
OK, maybe he stresses meds too much: He’s a medical doctor, that’s his niche. Whatever else you have going is between your personal trainer and you, or in some cases your pastor and you.
Do you really think you created a new type of therapy? Don’t hold a grudge for the doctor, he’s making a living. Don’t hold a grudge against the pharmaceutical companies just because they over hype their product. It is a business after all. I understand it’s different because it’s your health at stake. They aren’t required to give a damn, nor do they. Yes, please spread the word, it’s needed. However if you buy Tylenol or Nyquil that really compromises your stance, IMO. At this I add that I’m aware of the lies doled out daily, I’m not that naive.
I won’t get into conspiracy theories just yet, but if you think it’s relevant please include it in you answer.

I have an overstock of Swix Glacier wax and I am trying to find the niche market that wants it.

Mike Baker is a 22 year old University of Virginia graduate, who gets drafted in the 2nd round of the MLB draft to the Baltimore Orioles. In his 3rd career start for the Fredrick Keys (minor league affiliate) he is hit in the head, from a comebacker up the middle. He goes into a coma, but something spectacular happens. His REM Cycle that controls when you can dream isn’t cycling and remains on. In the real world Mike Bakers family and friends have to deal with the pain and suffering, worrying for Mike. However after being hit by the ball, Mike (in his REM Cycle) moves on with life. To him he just has a bruise on his head. The basis of the novel focuses on the difficulties the outside world faces adjusting to Mike’s condition, while in Mike’s world he is continuing to live his normal life. As Mike’s condition digresses in the real world, Mike begins to feel the repercussion’s in his dream. He develops bruises over his body and regularly gets increasingly worse nose bleeds. Mike in the dream hides the condition from the Baltimore Orioles organization and works his way up the system. Eventually Mike makes it into the MLB. Near the same time in the real world, his condition has gotten worse and he is now on life support. Mike’s dream since he was a little kid was to pitch against the New York Yankees. He gets his chance in his first major league start in New York Stadium. Mike pitches the game of his life and is near throwing a no hitter. Meanwhile in the real world, Mike has minutes left in his life. Life Support is struggling to keep him alive and his family decides to pull the plug. As Mike strikes out the last hitter, he completes his dream of throwing a no hitter against the Yankees. As his team runs out to celebrate with him, Mike feels a sharp pain in his heart. The plug has been pulled and Mike in the dream is dying. He is rushed to the hospital where he dies of a heart attack. Mikes family mourns him and has a funeral. At the funeral the play videos and pictures of Mike getting his first baseball bat, his first hit, his first homerun, and the day he was drafted. The audience sheds tears, commemorates Mike’s wonderful life, and buries him in his grave. The novel ends.

Mike Baker is a 22 year old University of Virginia graduate, who gets drafted in the 2nd round of the MLB draft to the Baltimore Orioles. In his 3rd career start for the Fredrick Keys (minor league affiliate) he is hit in the head, from a comebacker up the middle. He goes into a coma, but something spectacular happens. His REM Cycle that controls when you can dream isn’t cycling and remains on. In the real world Mike Bakers family and friends have to deal with the pain and suffering, worrying for Mike. However after being hit by the ball, Mike (in his REM Cycle) moves on with life. To him he just has a bruise on his head. The basis of the novel focuses on the difficulties the outside world faces adjusting to Mike’s condition, while in Mike’s world he is continuing to live his normal life. As Mike’s condition digresses in the real world, Mike begins to feel the repercussion’s in his dream. He develops bruises over his body and regularly gets increasingly worse nose bleeds. Mike in the dream hides the condition from the Baltimore Orioles organization and works his way up the system. Eventually Mike makes it into the MLB. Near the same time in the real world, his condition has gotten worse and he is now on life support. Mike’s dream since he was a little kid was to pitch against the New York Yankees. He gets his chance in his first major league start in New York Stadium. Mike pitches the game of his life and is near throwing a no hitter. Meanwhile in the real world, Mike has minutes left in his life. Life Support is struggling to keep him alive and his family decides to pull the plug. As Mike strikes out the last hitter, he completes his dream of throwing a no hitter against the Yankees. As his team runs out to celebrate with him, Mike feels a sharp pain in his heart. The plug has been pulled and Mike in the dream is dying. He is rushed to the hospital where he dies of a heart attack. Mikes family mourns him and has a funeral. At the funeral the play videos and pictures of Mike getting his first baseball bat, his first hit, his first homerun, and the day he was drafted. The audience sheds tears, commemorates Mike’s wonderful life, and buries him in his grave. The novel ends.

…you work. You have worn artificial nails for several months now and noticed that the
one on your left ring finger falls off regularly. The real nail underneath has become white and
chalky, and the skin around the nail is beginning to have little white lines in it and look a bit
chalky, as well.
1. What disease do you suspect? Explain why.
2. What would you suggest be done for a more definitive diagnosis?
3. Can you treat this yourself with an over-the-counter drug, or do you need to see a physician?
4. You see cures for this condition mentioned on TV and on the internet -do you think they
work?
5. What other conditions are caused by dermatophytes (Microsporum, Trichophyton, and
Epidermophyton)? What is special about them that makes them capable of thriving in their
anatomical niche on their hosts?

1) A condition in the environment that can restrict a population’s growth is a
A) Niche
B) Limiting factor
C) growth factor
2) Which of the following is a measurement of population density?
A) The number of frogs in a pond
B) The number of deaths per year
C) the number of bacteria per square millimeter
3) Which would be least likely to be affected by a density-dependent factor?
A) A small, scattered population
B) A large, dense population
C) A population with a low death rate
Complete each sentence or statement:
The ___method of estimating population size involves measuring every member of a species within a small area.
Space, food, and ___ are density-dependent factors.