Obama Lashes Out Against Republicans Voting Against His Health Care Law, Threatening Shutdown

(Pablo Martinez Monsivais/ Associated Press ) - President Barack Obama gestures as he speaks to workers at the Ford Kansas City Stamping Plant in Liberty, MO., Friday, Sept. 20, 2013. Obama traveled to the Kansas City area to visit the Ford automotive plant as he continues to highlight the progress in the economy since the 2008 financial crisis.

He ridiculed them for the more than 40 votes theyve taken to repeal his health care proposal as a waste of time and energy. Now theyve gone beyond just holding Congress hostage. Theyre holding the whole country hostage, with the key deadlines looming, Obama said. Obama was speaking at a Ford Motor Co. stamping plant near Kansas City, and he told the workers that the shutdown will hurt Americans like them.
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5 Health Care Companies That Should Raise Their Dividends

Foes of the Affordable Care Act have run nearly five times the number of TV commercials in recent months as its proponents have aired, a new advertising analysis shows. Between July 1 and Sept. 16, Americans for Prosperity led all advertising, running more than 3,200 spots to slam the law, according to a tally of advertising by Kantar Media. That’s four times the number of ads placed in the same period by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, charged with implementing the law, Kantar’s estimates show. “Opponents have turned this into their primary club in their campaign to batter the president,” said Elizabeth Wilnervice president of Kantar’s Campaign Media Analysis Group.
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Koch-backed group launches new attack on health care law

On paper, Zoetis makes a lot of sense as an investment with more people than ever owning pets and the cost of animal health care rising in accord with human health care costs. Deep down, though, I sure hope Zoetis has a dividend increase in its cards. Currently, Zoetis is paying out only 19% of its projected 2013 EPS, which is a far cry from what its former parent, Pfizer, typically pays out. R&D expenses do act as somewhat of a constraint on cash flow, but I nonetheless see no reason why Zoetis couldn’t pay out at least $0.40-$0.45 on an annualized basis. Perrigo (NYSE: PRGO ) — 0.29% yield Last, but certainly not least is branded drug and over-the-counter drugmaker Perrigo, which, like Thermo Fisher, is in the midst of a sizable buyout.
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Blurred Vision? Eye Doctor Myths Exposed – Learn How To Exercise Your Eye Muscles For Restoring Healthy Vision And Eliminating Prescription Glasses

“We offer the most advanced technology in eye care today with an old-fashioned touch.” – Keshini Parbhu, MD

If you just ponder it for a moment, you’ll quickly realize how ludicrous the explanation really is. How can your eyeball change its shape when your eye SOCKET is made of bone? Think about it. For your eyeball to get “longer” as they often tell you, your very skull would have to alter its bone structure. And while that most certainly happens in infants and children, the human skull doesn’t keep changing shape when you’re an adult. Unless you’re run over by a truck or something, anyway, in which case blurred vision should be expected.
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“We offer the most advanced technology in eye care today with an old-fashioned touch.” – Keshini Parbhu, MD ORLANDO, FL, September 19, 2013 /24-7PressRelease/ — Ophthalmologists and optometrists are both medical professionals who take care of their patients’ eyes and vision. Ophthalmologists are doctors who can perform surgery to correct eye problems such as glaucoma and cataracts. They can offer complete eye care including diagnosis and treatment of a variety of eye conditions and plastic surgery. Optometrists, on the other hand, focus on regular vision care including prescribing glasses and contact lenses. They are qualified to treat certain conditions such as nearsightedness and astigmatism. Orlando Eye Institute has some of the leading ophthalmologists in Orlando in their practice.
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Hair Loss After Childbirth? Try Hair Extension

Wrapping Up National Hair Loss Month

The later versions, however, started using smaller, lighter clips that werent obvious but provided a strong and flexible SVENSONS StemPlus solutions hold. American actress Raquel Welch thought of volumizing hair extensions in early 2000 with Easivolume; it reaffirmed how women not only want length, but volume and thickness as well. Denise Aquino brought to Manila the more advanced clip-on hair extensions, which are made in Japan. Whether you want it wavy, straight, permed, short, long, shoulder-length, short pony, long pony, big curls, small curls, straight bangs or wispy bangs, Tokyo Posh has a style available for you. There is no need to glue, weave, sew or braid.
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Another cause of short-term hair loss is chemotherapy and radiation . Because cancer patients take medications that are meant to kill cancerous cells, they also affect hair cells. Hair loss can begin as soon as 2 months after starting chemotherapy and gets worse within the next 1-2 months. Trichotillomania this is a very serious, and a taxing form of hair loss in which the client is pulling out their own hair. Trichotillomania is more than just a bad habit; it is a neuro-biological disorder that prompts sufferers to compulsively tear outand sometimes eattheir own hair, resulting in noticeable bald patches. This occurs most frequently in children 9-13 years old, and affects more girls than boys.
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5 Things You Can Do Now to Avoid Hair Loss Later

Apply the tonic to scalp and hair, then massage for 10 minutes. 4. Take your vitamins: Get your fill of the necessary scalp and hair vitamins by taking supplements. Add calcium, iron, zinc, gelatin protein, soy protein, and vitamins D, B12, and B6 to your daily diet. It seems like a laundry list, but if you’re patient, you’ll notice the difference.
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