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1. LadyStar Video Alert: Princess Nine “Phenomenon” on Ten Update Friday!

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2. LadyStar Video Alert: Live Performance by Sawai Miyu Hama Chisaki Keiko Kitagawa Miyu Azama Ayaka Komatsu Kirari Sailor Moon


Jessica Hoshi a cheerful and optimistic girl

“Ooh! This one’s got the whole cast from the live action show!”

Tara Blaylock
“What live action show?”

Cecilia Daichi a happy and brave girl
“Sailor Moon!”

Talitha Hayashi a shy and brilliantly intelligent girl
“Yeah, you savvy?”

Ranko Yorozu an athletic and strong girl
“Music-uuuuu Start-O!”


Jessica Hoshi a cheerful and optimistic girl

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Leila Hakumei

“You people need help.”

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3. Fever on the Brain

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Last week there was a startling article in the New York Times about the area of the brain responsible for fever. In light of last week’s Medical Monday’s posts from Plum and Posner’s Diagnosis of Stupor and Coma we decided to revisit the text to learn more about fevers. Below is an enlightening excerpt.

Hyperthermia

Fever, the most common cause of hyperthermia in humans, is a regulated increase in body temperature in response to an inflammatory stimulus. (more…)

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