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Top 5 km of the crust for many hundreds of millions of years. Given the active tectonic setting of the study area, it is needless to say that such history is unlikely. Lack of detailed stratigraphic data in the Chumatang area prevented us assigning a depositional age and formation name to sample B sandstone. Whilst we consider it, likely this sandstone belongs to the GongmarulaHemisNurla Molasse deposited by continental meandering and braided rivers and prograding fan deltas Steck 2003 ; , we cannot rule out a provenance from the western parts of the Lhasa Block. If the sedimentation age is young, i.e. 23 Ma it would imply that rotation of the molasse transgressional surface to its present position occurred during the Miocene. This rotation is the last deformation event recorded in the Indus Molasse from this region Steck et al. 1993; Steck 2003 ; . If we assume that the sampled sandstone was not affected by other deformation events, it would mean the former NE vergent folding and thrusting structures would be Eocene in age, based on K Ar micas ages between 40 and 35 Ma Van Haver et al. 1986 ; . It should be borne in mind that this discussion is centered on a single sample which is not sufficient evidence alone to adequately place a unique interpretation on either of the important hypotheses highlighted by Clift. The results of our study show that the evolution and exhumation history of the Indus Molasse and eastern Ladakh was different from other parts of the batholith 100 km to the NW e.g. Sinclair & Jaffey 2001; Clift et al. 2002 ; . A biotite 40 Ar 39 plateau age of 32.6 0.2 Ma and apatite fission track age of 5 1 granite sample A in Schlup et al. 2003 ; record a different denudation history to that seen in central Ladakh where apatite fission track ages are mostly between 20 and 40 Ma. More extensive detailed thermochonometry, stratigraphic and structural mapping is needed across the entire Ladakh region before we are in a position to provide a solid interpretation for this important part of the Himalaya. In this context our results provide important new constraints for future research in this region. 31 October 2003.
Beef Soup, with 8.0 gm. of protein, can be useful in supplementing a high protein diet. In addition, Campbell's Soups lend interest to a monotonous liquid regimen while they help increase the patient's total fluid intake. For use in planning patients' diets, send for. Present study to examine whether diabetes mellitus affects the antiarrhythmic effect of flecainide , a sodium channel blocker, e-4031, a potassium channel blocker, and verapamil, a calcium.
SPCA Advisory Committee - Appoint John Kitchen Redevelopment Commission - Appoint Bill Trueblood to replace Levin Culpepper Social Services Board - Appoint John Kitchen to replace Levin Culpepper Workforce Development Board - Reappoint Darryl Stallings Regional Council for APES Plan - Appoint Lloyd Griffin as the county's representative, and request that the city recommend someone to replace Mr. Griffin. Farmers Market Advisory Committee - Reappoint Denise Percer and Joseph Cuffie Aging Advisory Council - Reappoint Sue Norton City Recreation Advisory Committee - Reappoint Mark Robbins Chairman Wood asked if there were any further nominations from the floor. There being no further nominations; The recommendation from the Board Appointments Committee to appoint the individuals to the boards and committees as proposed carried unanimously. 14. SHERIFF RANDY CARTWRIGHT: Chairman Wood recognized Sheriff Randy Cartwright who reported that an inmate escaped from the Courthouse lockup today. Sheriff Cartwright said his department is performing an investigation to see how this happened. He stated there is not adequate lockup space in the Courthouse on court days and some prisoners have to wait outside of the lockup. Sheriff Cartwright stated that the Jail Commission had previously hired a consultant to perform a feasibility study and the consultant is now ready to make his presentation to the Jail Commission and the three Boards of County Commissioners. The Board suggested that a joint presentation be made to the Jail Commission and the three boards at the same time on February 26th. 15. AMENDMENT TO MANUFACTURED HOME RENTAL COMMUNITY ORDINANCE: Chairman Wood stated that Board Members have received a memorandum regarding clarification of action taken at the January 31 meeting relating to the Manufactured Home Rental Community Ordinance. The Board was advised that the action on January 31 was a vote to accept the recommendation of the Planning Board. The proposed amendment may only take effect after a properly announced and conducted public hearing. The Board could hold a public hearing at the February 19 Commissioner meeting. Motion was made by Lloyd Griffin, seconded by Sam Davis to call for a public hearing at the February 19 meeting on the proposed amendments to the Manufactured Home Rental Community to delete the provisions that allow creation of new or expansion of existing manufactured home rental communities. The motion carried. Motion was made by Bill Trueblood, seconded by Sam Davis to adjourn the meeting. The motion carried and the meeting was adjourned at 9: 10.

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Maintaining sinus rhythm but increase adverse effects, and class IA drugs may increase mortality. Arch Intern Med. 2006; 166: 719-728 taining sinus rhythm are not well known. Serious adverse events are possible, as some of these drugs, such as quinidine sulfate7, 8 or flecainide acetate, 9 have the potential to induce life-threatening arrhythmias. Overall, a rhythm-control strategy, using AAs to maintain sinus rhythm, has not shown clear differences when compared with a rate-control strategy in outcomes such as mortality or stroke.10 In addition, the relative effectiveness and safety of the different AAs used for this indication are not well defined and flu.

2. Harvest of Peripheral Blood Stem Cells CD34 + ; TBI 3. Ex vivo culture and Retrovirus Transduction. Monday, May 22: Annual Meeting. Collen Miller, J.D., executive director of the Virginia Office of Protection and Advocacy will discuss this agency's important work in protecting the rights of individuals with disabilities, especially in the care of state and or county services. Monday, June 26: Francis J. McMahon, M.D., chief, Genetic Basis of Mood and Anxiety Disorders of the National Institute of mental Health NIMH ; . He will discuss genetic research, bipolar disorder and obsessive compulsive disorder. NAMI-Northern Virginia holds its Speaker's Meetings at 7: 30 p.m., preceded by a social at 7 p.m., at the First Christian Church, 6165 Leesburg Pike Route 7 ; , just east of Patrick Henry Drive at Seven Corners in Falls Church. Parking is available on church grounds. Note: NAMI-Northern Virginia takes a summer vacation and schedules no meetings in July or August. Meetings resume Monday, September 25 and flucytosine.