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But now were going to move on to a subject that most men don't want to talk about, let alone think about. And so of course we turn to Dr. John because he can kind of delicately work his way through this. But this is a problem for a lot of guys. It is a problem called gynecomastia, the common word is man boobs. It's more common than you think. Last month we took you inside an operating room to show you a relatively new technology called VASER liposuction. You've seen how you can treat a woman's abdomen with much quicker recovery time than traditional liposuction. You've also seen how it can lift a woman's breasts without implants. But this revolutionary technology is also changing men's lives. It is now being used to treat an embarrassing problem which affects one in every 18 men. The VASER ultrasonic wand allows surgeons to work very precisely through a tiny incision to remove excess fat and breast tissue. With a quicker recovery time to get rid of something that's really tough to get rid of. Please welcome Dr. John Millard, a leading cosmetic surgeon in this field right here in Denver. And Dave, the patient you saw undergoing the surgery. Thank you for being here. This is something that's been with you for awhile. Right. And you tried other techniques to try and get rid of this. What have you done before? Exercise, dieting, things like that. Okay. And what does it mean to you having what we call man boobs? It affects your self-image and self-confidence. Its probably since...

A conversation with the cast of HOME HOME has been extended through Jan 11th! Please visit: http://signaturetheatre.org/onstage.htm Signature's 2008-2009 season celebrating the historic Negro Ensemble Company continues with Samm-Art Williams' HOME. Three actors play more than 25 roles to portray Cephus Miles' epic journey from adolescence to adulthood, spanning the 1950's through the Vietnam War and Civil Rights eras. This critically acclaimed work is a wonderfully theatrical tale of one man's struggle to stay true to himself amidst a rapidly changing and turbulent America.

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UB40 est un groupe de musique dub / reggae britannique fondé en 1978 à Birmingham (Angleterre). UB40 est l'un des groupes de reggae ayant reçu le plus d'influences, notamment Irlandaises, Galloises, Écossaises,Yéménites, Africaines et Jamaïcaines. Le nom du groupe, UB40, fait référence à un formulaire britannique de demande des droits au chômage (UB = Unemployment Benefits). UB40 a été influencé par les soirées blues que les membres fréquentaient pendant leur adolescence, mais également par le ska et le reggae qui ont inspiré les chansons King, Madam Medusa, Food for Thought, Signing Off and One in Ten. Ali et Robin Campbell sont les fils du chanteur folk écossais Ian Campbell. A leurs débuts, leur style musical est unique, avec, entre autres, une forte présence d'instruments tel le synthétiseur, la guitare rock, le saxophone et plus généralement une ambiance s'inspirant du Dub. Cette "signature musicale" particulière des UB40 sera par la suite perfectionnée par Pablo Falconer, leur producteur et ingénieur du son. Artistes avec lesquels UB40 a collaboré : Robert Palmer, Pato Banton, Bitty McLean, Chrissie Hynde, Nuttea et Afrika Bambaataa

HOME has been extended through Jan 11th! Please visit: http://signaturetheatre.org/onstage.htm Signature's 2008-2009 season celebrating the historic Negro Ensemble Company continues with Samm-Art Williams' HOME. Three actors play more than 25 roles to portray Cephus Miles' epic journey from adolescence to adulthood, spanning the 1950's through the Vietnam War and Civil Rights eras. This critically acclaimed work is a wonderfully theatrical tale of one man's struggle to stay true to himself amidst a rapidly changing and turbulent America.

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PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) -- A man who spent his adolescent years in state custody for a rifle-slaying he committed at age 11 received a four-to-20-year prison sentence Monday on a drug conviction. Nearly two years to the day that he walked out of juvenile detention as a free man, Nathaniel Abraham was ordered back behind bars for trying to sell Ecstasy out of the trunk of his car. The 22-year-old from Pontiac was charged last year with dealing drugs after undercover officers in his hometown said they caught him selling at a gas station. "I'm not saying I'll never make a mistake again," Abraham told Oakland County Circuit Judge Daniel O'Brien during Monday morning's sentencing hearing. "Given the opportunity, I know I can be a success to the community." "A mistake is not noticing this step and tripping," O'Brien replied. "That's a mistake." "You have the ability to say `I'm never going to commit a crime again,' because crimes require an intent," O'Brien said. Abraham lawyer Byron Pitts said his client is sorry for what he's done. "He's going to have a long time to think about it," Pitts said. Abraham, who pleaded guilty in November to possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance, made national headlines when he fatally shot Ronnie Greene, 18, of Pontiac on Oct. 29, 1997. The then-11-year-old was arrested two days later and convicted in November 1999 of second-degree murder. Abraham was sentenced to juvenile detention until his 21st birthday and was released...

How does the latest research add to our understanding of how to treat pediatric schizophrenia? Dr. Robert Findling discusses the TEOSS study in his video blog.