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How to Start Your Own Practice as a Cardiologist - Proven Models of Success for Operations, Marketing, Administrative, Legal, Financial & Other Important Functions That Will Help You Succeed (ExecSense Webinars) by Ph.D Dr. Drew Stevens, 2010 E.C.M.: Emotionally Charged Memories - Moving Past Limitations - The Sound Mind - Inner Healing of Memories (3 cassette set) by Dr. Drew Rousse - Faith Cathedral - New Iberia Louisiana, 1000 THE MEDICAL CLINICS OF NORTH AMERICA MARCH 1942 by Dr. Drew Luten, 1942-01-01 Dr. Charles Drew (Did You Know Publishing, Inc. Presents...) by William D. Shoecraft, 1994-07 MAN, MICROBE AND MALADY by DR JOHN DREW, 1950 Red Carpet Posture by Dr. Paul Drew, 2008-10-24 Life After Debt by Dr. Cherie J. Drew, 2008 The Eagle's Talons: The American Experience at War by Col Dennis; Dr. Donald M. Snow Drew, 1988-01-01 Internet Undergound July/August 1997 Loveline-Adam Carolla, Dr. Drew Cover (Volume 2, Number 7) by Various Contributors, 1997 What You Need To Know About Public Records And Open Meetings in Arkansas by Annamary Dougherty, Jeff Harper, et all 2006

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41. USA WEEKEND Magazine
    In this article Advice bits Write to dr. drew for advice. dr. drew. Sex. dr. drEW'SPRESCRIPTIONS. Be monogamous Intimacy is the way people find happiness.  
    http://www.usaweekend.com/98_issues/981206/981206talk.html
    
    Extractions: /* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. */ var pageName="" var server="" var channel="" var pageType="" var pageValue="" var prop1="" var prop2="" var prop3="" var prop4="" var prop5="" var prop6="entertainment_tourism" var prop7="" var prop8="" var prop9="" var prop10="" /********* INSERT THE DOMAIN AND PATH TO YOUR CODE BELOW ************/ /********** DO NOT ALTER ANYTHING ELSE BELOW THIS LINE! *************/ var s_code=' ' Write to Dr. Drew for advice r. Drew Pinsky is troubled. He sees a generation of young adults unable to establish intimacy. He hears from teenagers who, more than ever, see sex as something to "get" rather than something to share. When it comes to love and lovemaking, says Pinsky, 40, "the wheels are coming off the wagon in our country, and nobody's talking about it." Actually

42. Xiaan Bodyart - Rants - Dr. Drew, I Disagree With You
    dr. drew, I disagree with you. Even if it is true dr. drew assumes that piercingsand tattooing are exhibitions of antisocial behavior. Anti-norm, perhaps.  
    http://bodyart.xiaan.com/drdrew.html
    
    Extractions: I did a search for piercing on the drdrew.com Web site, and found the following replies to questions about piercing. To say the least, I disagree with most of what he has to say about piercing, so I've prepared a response to each of his offending statements. Clicking on the question will open the original page on drdrew.com with his reply intact. To show you that I'm not an ass, I'll even let you know when I agree with him. So here goes ... Dr. Drew: "There's not much information out there about these sorts of piercings because it's not something people talk about very often." Incorrect. We live in the age of the Web, remember? You can find lots of people willing to talk about their genital piercings with enlightened opinions and solid information. Here are a few resources that come to mind: I would definitely say that after viewing the stories and opinions of over 1300 people, you could come to some intelligent decision about genital piercings. This only represents one site, so with all the other bodyart e-zines, personal pages and piercing shops online, you could find a wealth of information from the comfort of your home. Did I mention that most qualified professional piercers would be happy to talk to you about ... of all topics ... getting a piercing?

43. Dr. Drew Parker
    Information Technology Computer and Communications Technology; Business Applicationson the Internet; Internet Policy Issues; Telecommunications and Networking  
    http://parker.bus.sfu.ca/
    
    Extractions: Information Technology: Computer and Communications Technology; Business Applications on the Internet; Internet Policy Issues; Telecommunications and Networking; Emerging Technological Issues, with a focus on Small and Evolving Businesses; Multimedia and Web-based Virtual Teaching and Learning Environments. I work in the Management Information Systems area here in the Faculty of Business Administration at Simon Fraser University . I was elected as president of the Faculty Association for the year 2000/2001 and again in 2002/2003, so I spend way too much time hiding out in the admin building. I am enjoying the opportunity to gain new experiences and work in the governance of such a large and complex organization. I teach both place-based and 'virtual seminars,' where students interact completely using computers and telecommunications. The first virtual course we ever offered in the faculty was entitled ' Business 362 .' This course generally runs in the online format in the Spring term (January to April), and is suitable for co-op students and others who wish to complete an upper division course from anywhere they have an Internet connection. I have also taught online in the Graduate Diploma in Business Administration program. The course I designed and taught the inaugural versions of is a half course in issues in the management of information technology. Other course offerings in our area can be explored at our

44. Drew McDaniel - Ohio University Center For International Studies
    dr. drew McDaniel Director of Southeast Asian Studies Professor, Schoolof Telecommunications. Email mcdanied@ohio.edu. Education  
    http://www.ohiou.edu/internationalstudies/faculty_staff/mcdaniel.htm
    
    Extractions: Ohio University faculty member since 1969; Professor since 1983; Liaison Officer, Ohio University/MARA Institute of Technology Joint Master's Degree Program in Malaysia, 1996-1997; Director, Center for Southeast Asian Studies, 1990-1993; Director, School of Telecommunications, Ohio University, 1976-1990; Journalist, KIT Radio Station (Yakama, Wash.) stations KHQ (Spokane, Wash.) and KING (Seattle, Wash.); consultant to Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development in Malaysia. Interests

45. NIH News Release-Dr. Drew Pinsky To Join National Institute On Drug Abuse In Lau
    6245. dr. drew Pinsky to Join National Institute on drug Abuse in Launching Keep Your Brain Healthy. Don't Use drugs. Campaign. What  
    http://www.nih.gov/news/pr/aug2000/nida-29.htm

46. Dr. Drew's ECRUSH
    Mar 17, 1840, 2003. i'ma looking for my age is chick, chicks,Love, lust or just checking someone out  
    http://www.ecrush.com/drdrew/

47. Evaluation And Opinion Of CQT Polygraphy By Dr. Drew C. Richardson
    DATE. ADdrESS. Mr. My name is dr. drew C. Richardson. The followingis a written statement that I have prepared in connection  
    http://antipolygraph.org/articles/article-028.shtml
    
    Extractions: AntiPolygraph.org Home Page Reading Room The following is a statement on the evidentiary value of polygraphy made available by retired FBI supervisory special agent Dr. Drew C. Richardson. It was recently (Jan. 2003) used by a defendant in an administrative hearing to successfully discredit (along with other non-polygraph evidence) polygraph exam results obtained/performed by a well-known polygrapher (a former head of a federal agency polygraph unit). Dr. Richardson will make a signed copy of this statement available at no charge to anyone who might care to discredit similar polygraph examinations. Anyone who would like to receive a copy of this statement, or who may additionally desire Dr. Richardson to elaborate through expert testimony on the contents of this document, may contact him through AntiPolygraph.org to make arrangements. [DATE] [ADDRESS] Mr. My name is Dr. Drew C. Richardson. The following is a written statement that I have prepared in connection with an administrative matter involving Mr. . That which follows is my evaluation and opinion of probable-lie control question test (CQT) polygraphy, a group of polygraph exam formats widely known by the general public as the so-called "lie detector" test and which are commonly used as such in this country and around the world. I believe the aforementioned methodology has little to no value as a diagnostic instrument for determining truth and falsehood related to matters under investigation. I believe this to be the case for a variety of reasons to be subsequently discussed. Recent surveys of the members of the Society for Psychophysiological Research and the Fellows of the American Psychological Association's Division I (General Psychology) would indicate that my previously stated general opinion regarding CQT polygraph testing is shared by a large majority of scientists with relevant scientific backgrounds.

48. Press Release - MTV's Dr. Drew Pinsky Briefs Congress
    MTV's dr. drew Pinsky Briefs Congress on Reality of Teen Sexuality Experts andTeens Highlight Consequences of Censoring Lifesaving Information in the  
    http://www.advocatesforyouth.org/news/press/091100.htm
    
    Extractions: Experts and Teens Highlight Consequences of Censoring Lifesaving Information in the Classroom WASHINGTON, DC (September 11, 2000) Citing the fact that each year in the United States more than 800,000 teens become pregnant and close to four million contract a sexually transmitted disease (STD), Dr. Drew Pinsky, physician and host of MTV/Music Television Network's Loveline , today briefs Congress on the need for comprehensive sexuality education, addressing the reality of teen sexuality. "At a time when nearly half of all new HIV infections occur in those under the age of 25, American young people need to protect themselves from unintended pregnancies and disease. They deserve accurate and realistic information about sex through comprehensive sexuality education and Congress has a responsibility to give it to them," says Dr. Pinsky. Dr. Pinsky joins teen editors from the award-winning newsletter and web site on health and sexuality

49. About Dr. Drew
    dr. Charles Richard drew. by Jacob Stumpf. The dr Blood Banks. dr.drew was appointed Assistant Director of this national program.  
    http://gateway.drew.buffalo.k12.ny.us/drew/more_html/school.Info/About.Drew.html
    
    Extractions: by Jacob Stumpf The Dr. Charles R. Drew Science Magnet is named after a brilliant man. Charles Richard Drew was born on June 3, 1904 in Washington D.C. He attended the Stevens Elementary School. When he graduated from there he entered Paul Laurence Dunbar High. There he became the best all-around athlete. At age 15 he first imagined becoming a doctor after he watched his sister die of tuberculosis. He graduated from High school and was awarded a partial scholarship to Amherst College in Massachusetts. At Amherst College, Charles was almost totally surrounded by whites. He still excelled in sports but started to again turn his attention to medicine after a tackler left a metal cleat in his thigh. He was still voted the football captain, but only with much fighting from other students. His grades were averaging to about B's and C's in everything but biology. He applied to Howard University but was turned down. He told his brother Joe "Someday I'll come back and run this place." Weeks later he was accepted to McGill University in Montreal Canada. Charles excelled at McGill, but still made time for sports. He thought that Canadians were color-blind because there was no segregation in Canada. He lived on $10 dollars a week. In the fall of 1930, Charles won a Rosenwald Scholarship, a prestigious award for the education of black students. Charles impressed his anatomy instructor, Dr. John Beattie. Beattie facinated Charles with his work with blood. Before long Charles was reading everything he could on blood. Charles and Beattie became friends and began to do experiments together.

50. @#$%! The St. Louis Punk Page, Featuring St. Louis Punk Rock Bands, Punk Shows &
    dr.drew email AOL Instant Messenger. 17 YO. Hits This Week 13. I Flung Poo!! 8.dear dr. drew, a special male friend of mine is having big time sex issues.  
    http://stlpunk.com/u_profile.asp?userID=6587

51. Synthesis: Movies: Incredibly Cool & Clinically Credible Dr. Drew Pinsky Is A Ra
    Movies Incredibly Cool Clinically Credible dr. drew Pinsky is a radio and televisionpersonality, a husband and father, a practicing doctor, an author, a  
    http://www.synthesis.net/movies/feature.php?fid=4

52. Dr. Charles R. Drew: American Inventor - EnchantedLearning.com
    dr. drew died on April 1, 1950, after a car accident in in rural North Carolina.Although drew. For another page on dr, CR drew, click here.  
    http://www.enchantedlearning.com/inventors/page/d/drew.shtml
    
    Extractions: Dr. Charles Richard Drew (June 3, 1904 - April 1, 1950) was an American medical doctor and surgeon who started the idea of a blood bank and a system for the long-term preservation of blood plasma (he found that plasma kept longer than whole blood). His ideas revolutionized the medical profession and have saved many, many lives. Dr. Drew set up and operated the blood plasma bank at the Presbyterian Hospital in New York City, NY. Drew's project was the model for the Red Cross' system of blood banks, of which he became the first director. Drew resigned his position as director after the US War Department issued a directive stating that blood taken from white donors should not be mixed with blood taken from black donors. Dr. Drew strongly objected, and stated "the blood of individual human beings may differ by blood groupings, but there is absolutely no scientific basis to indicate any difference in human blood from race to race." Dr. Drew also formed Britain's blood bank system. Dr. Drew died on April 1, 1950, after a car accident in in rural North Carolina. Although there is a legend that he died as a result of being denied a blood transfusion and medical care from a "whites-only" hospital, Dr. Drew got immediate medical attention, in part from the other doctors (his friends) who were in the car accident with him (but were less severely injured). Dr. Drew was admitted to a mixed-race hospital, but died after being treated for massive internal injuries. A U.S. postage stamp was issued in 1981 to honor Dr. Drew.

53. AFRO-AMERICAN ALMANAC - African-American History Resource
    dr. drew published his findings in an article called Banked Blood, sincethe process of collecting and storing blood was called banking it.  
    http://www.toptags.com/aama/bio/men/cdrew.htm
    
    Extractions: CHARLES DREW Charles Drew was born June 3, 1904, to Richard and Nora Drew, the oldest of five children. He attended Dunbar High School in Washington, D.C. becoming best known as an athlete. He received the James E. Walker Memorial Medal for all-around athletic performance. At Amherst College, he was a star quarterback, the most valuable baseball player, captain of the track team, and national high hurdles champion. He received the Howard Hill Mossman Trophy as the man who had contributed the most to athletics durng his four years at Amherst. For two years after college, Charles took a job as athletic director, football coach, and science instructor at Morgan State College in Baltimore. In 1928, he entered medical school at McGill University in Montreal, Canada. Charles Drew continued to excell in sports at McGill, just as he had at Amherst. Drew joined Dr. John Beattie, a British professor, in doing blood research. He found it fascinating and decided to give further attention to it. During his two years at Montreal General Hospital, as an intern and resident doctor, he continued his research on blood. Drew received a fellowship for specialized advanced training from Howard University's Medical School, making it possible for him to study at Columbia University Medical School. Drew's assignment was to learn all he could about collecting and storing blood until it was needed for transfusions. He experimented with blood plasma and discovered that it could be used instead of whole blood. It lasted longer and was less likely to become contaminated. Dr. Drew published his findings in an article called "Banked Blood," since the process of collecting and storing blood was called "banking" it.

54. Dickinson College - News And Events - Public Affairs Symposium 2002
    Public Affairs Symposium Sex and Social Issues Tuesday, February 19,2002. An Evening with dr. drew. dr. drew Above dr. drew Pinsky.  
    http://www.dickinson.edu/news/pas2002/tuesnite.html
    
    Extractions: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 An Evening with Dr. Drew Acclaimed host of the nationally syndicated radio show and MTV program "Loveline," Dr. Drew Pinsky was this year's Poitras Gliem Lecturer . Pinksy combined his medical expertise as medical director for the Department of Chemical Dependency Services and the chief of service on the Department of Medicine at Las Encinas Hospital in Pasadenawith his experience in giving advice to help audience members solve their love issues.

55. The View Askewniverse - Dr. Drew - 5 Minutes With Kevin Smith
    Jay and Silent Bob's Secret Stash. dr. drew 5 minutes with KevinSmith. drdrew.com. Kevin Smith By Don Kaye When we last saw writer  
    http://www.viewaskew.com/press/drdrew.html
    
    Extractions: When we last saw writer/director/actor Kevin Smith, he was weathering the hail of outrage and controversy that narrow-minded religious loudmouths were slinging at his rather devout-if irreverent-satire, Dogma . With that behind him (although a special edition DVD is in the works), Smith is concentrating on the premiere of his new animated series, Clerks , based on his cult directorial debut. He recently followed his successful run penning Daredevil by handing in his script for a new Green Arrow comic, and is in the early writing stages of what he says will be the final movie to feature Silent Bob and Jay, the recurring characters who have popped up in all his films to date. Of course, he put that all aside to spend five minutes with us. drDrew.com: Name a guilty pleasure.

56. Dr. Drew Leder
    dr. drew Leder. Presentation Abstracts Spiritual dr. drew Leder has blendedan unusual array of interests and accomplishments. He has an  
    http://www.meaning.ca/conference/drew_leder.htm
    
    Extractions: Conference Schedule Dr. Drew Leder has blended an unusual array of interests and accomplishments. He has an M.D. from Yale University School of Medicine, and a Ph.D. in philosophy from the State University of New York at Stony Brook. He is currently a full professor of Western and Eastern Philosophy at Loyola College in Maryland. Dr. Leder is the author of several books. One book, Spiritual Passages: Embracing Life's Sacred Journey (Tarcher/Putnam, 1997), grew out of work Dr. Leder did on cross-cultural views of aging, begun as a Scholar-in-Residence at Chicago's prestigious Park Ridge Center. He continues to offer lectures and workshops on spirituality and aging, and acts as a consultant to educational and residential communities with this interest. His earlier, more academic writing, focused on bodily experience in health and illness. He is the author of The Absent Body (U. of Chicago Press, 1990), editor of The Body in Medical Thought and Practice (Kluwer, 1992), and assistant editor of the Encyclopedia of Bioethics (Macmillan, 1995).

57. The Penn Online - Dr. Drew Speaks To IUP Students
    dr. drew closed the lecture by reiterating his main message to college students. dr.drew My main message tonight was trust your instincts.  
    http://www.thepenn.org/vnews/display.v/ART/2002/11/15/3dd574abe4d26
    
    Extractions: Variety IUP gets a glimpse of Polish poster art Percussion meets theater, dance at IUP for an evening Saturday Spring, allergies are in air Steelers' nutritionist talks health ... Women's history celebrated "Why the (expletive) you calling me?" That was the initial thought of Dr. Drew Pinsky, then a third-year medical student, when disc jockeys from a local radio station asked him to be on a radio program in which he would answer callers' questions about sex and relationships. Dr. Drew began Wednesday's lecture, organized by the Ideas and Issues Lecture series, in Fisher Auditorium by recounting his humorous story of humble beginnings to an excited audience of "Loveline" fans. The year was 1983 and Drew was waiting in a friend's apartment for the arrival of a stoner who asked Drew to meet and discuss the details of a show that would be aired out of what Drew described as a "shit hole."

58. Entertainment Industries Council - Celebrity Corner
    dr. drew, Loveline’s dr. drew at the 6th Annual PRISM Awards. A trustedsource for EIC. dr. drew grew up in Pasadena, California. In  
    http://eiconline.org/celebrity/17.html
    
    Extractions: Dr. Drew Loveline’s Dr. Drew at the 6th Annual PRISM Awards A trusted source of information and advice for millions of young adults, Dr. Drew Pinsky has been co-host on the popular call-in radio show Loveline for 17 years. Loveline started when Dr. Drew, then a medical student, volunteered to answer a few questions on the radio. The show is now syndicated to more than 70 radio stations nationwide. In 1996, he and co-host Adam Carolla took Loveline to MTV. Dr. Drew has collaborated with the Entertainment Industries Council for years, including participation in several PRISM Awards celebrations. Dr. Drew presented the 6th Annual PRISM Award for Television Series Episode or Special. He has also been involved in several other EIC functions. Dr. Drew’s work with the National Institute on Drug Abuse and his commitment to youth-oriented causes make him a perfect match for EIC. Dr. Drew grew up in Pasadena, California. In high school, he was captain of the football team and student body president. After high school, Drew went east and attended Amherst College. He earned his M.D. from the University of Southern California School of Medicine, completed his residency in internal medicine at USC County Hospital, and was awarded the position of chief resident at Huntington Hospital in Pasadena. Dr. Drew is now the medical director for the Department of Chemical Dependency Services and the former chief of service in the Department of Medicine at Las Encinas Hospital in Pasadena, CA. He continues to run a private clinical medicine practice and has just been named clinical assistant professor of Pediatrics at Los Angeles Children's Hospital.

59. Dr. Drew Pinsky
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60. Compare Prices And Read Reviews On The Dr. Drew And Adam Book: A Survival Guide
    Epinions has the best comparison shopping information on The dr.drew and Adam Book A Survival Guide to Life and Love. Compare  
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