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From : moparman

Q: moparman wrote last saturday baylor hospital received permission from the fda to do a eyelet cell transplant. http//www.bhcs.com/medicalspecialties/transplantation/kpisletcell.htm today on the dallas they are reporting she is doing fine and is now making insulin on her own where as she was a die hard type 1. maybe theres some hope after all. sorry if this is old i didnt see any headers where this might be the topic. i got one to say hell yeah!!!! i was very cursorily involved in islet cell transplant research years ago. my understanding is that its most effective for type i in pediatric pts http//www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgicmd=retrieve&db=pubmed&dopt=abstract&listuids=15630433 http//www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgicmd=retrieve&db=pubmed&dopt=abstract&listuids=15102600&itool=iconabstr http//www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgicmd=retrieve&db=pubmed&dopt=abstract&listuids=14618022&itool=iconnoabstr pp pp pp pp pp tt tt pp pp pp tt tt pp pp tttttt ttttttt pp pp ii ttt ttt pp ii ii it tt tt tt tt pp iii iii ttt tt .

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From : jaybyrd

nothing helps the sound. it was explained to me that with 2 more cyl the harmonics change. a free-flow muffler will give it a little throatier sound but its basically the same problem the v6s face... perfectly even exhaust pulses. the v8s have two sets of cylinders that fire sequentially in the same bank - 8&4 and 5&7. this produces a set of exhaust pulses with some variation in their timing and is what produces the familiar whump whump whump exhaust sound. the v10 like a v6 has no such variation - a cylinder fires in the left bank then a cylinder fires in the right bank. back and forth left right left right - throughout the entire firing order. this gives it the loud sewing machine sound with no variation like the v8s have. ive heard some trucks with dual exhaust straight-through to a pair of supertrapps at the ends that sounded very good... but still not the muscle-car-sounding exhaust. it just cant happen. .

From : jaybyrd

craig@metronet.com wrote help my 01 quad cab 1500 has dampness on passenger side floor. anyone else seen this found cause looking for suggestions on where to look. rear window is solid. had the same thing happen in a nissan truck i had in high school. it was a defective/leaking heater core. craig c. have same issue on 96 club cab. still looking for cause. some possibilities heater core -should smell antifreeze ac evaporator tray leaking/drain plugged leaking windshield rear window around back-up/cargo light .

From : raginpage

moparman wrote last saturday baylor hospital received permission from the fda to do a eyelet cell transplant. http//www.bhcs.com/medicalspecialties/transplantation/kpisletcell.htm today on the dallas they are reporting she is doing fine and is now making insulin on her own where as she was a die hard type 1. maybe theres some hope after all. sorry if this is old i didnt see any headers where this might be the topic. i got one to say hell yeah!!!! heres another one. it looks like the real issue are the long term autoimmune problems- http//www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgicmd=retrieve&db=pubmed&dopt=abstract&listuids=12079269&itool=iconabstr pp pp pp pp pp tt tt pp pp pp tt tt pp pp tttttt ttttttt pp pp ii ttt ttt pp ii ii it tt tt tt tt pp iii iii ttt tt .