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« Last post by jane on Today at 08:53:31 PM »
Darlene....Yes, but CNN says “The new recall of losartan potassium hydrochlorothiazide is sold by the company Sandoz. The voluntary recall only involves the 100 milligram/25 milligram tablets, it does not involve the other versions of the drug, sometimes sold under the brand names Hyzaar.”
I don’t take 100 mg tabs, nor 25 mg. Mine are 50mg, and I believe yours are, too.
What I really hate is that so many of our drugs are being manufactured in China. I simply don’t trust their quality control.
Mary...I hope you and your girls are together with Kate at this sad time.
Sue...if the book is on the shelf, it should not be considered overdue.
I met my former co-worker after her dental appt and she about talked my ears off. 🤭
We’re off to Iowa City for Ray’s appt to check his cornea transplants, etc., so I may not post tomorrow.
Jane
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Jane..did you see the recall on the B/p med Losartan. Darlene..
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« Last post by Oldiesmann on Today at 05:46:29 PM »
Heard this one at a country restaurant earlier today. "Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain" by George Jones and His Smoky Mountain Boys: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PytG-uA_p6gThis was originally done by Roy Acuff and the Smoky Mountain Boys back in 1947 and has since been recorded by dozens of artists. This version was recorded in the early 70s but was unreleased until last year.
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« Last post by Mary Ann on Today at 05:45:28 PM »
Marilyn, the shipping season ends January 15 and starts up again March 15. During that time, any service that has to be done to the ships is done. The Great Lakes for the most part freeze in the winter but I understand an occasional ship may be on the lakes.
Wagenborg is the name of the company that owns the Reestborg and they fly the Netherlands flag. It was a pretty ship, wasn't it. The Fraserborg is scheduled to depart about 5 pm CST, but it originally was to leave at 4:45 and last I looked at the speed, it was 0.0 knots, so who knows. I am sure you noticed that Paul is to arrive tomorrow morning.
It was snowing at the Soo last I looked; you could not see anything beyond the US-Canada bridge. I think the area looks so clean with the new snow and you can see things better too.
I think Tom was quite excited at being able to be at Highlands Middle School today. All three boys went to that school because it had 6th, 7th and 8th grades.
I just went to Grand Haven, forgetting the time, and it was eerie. The lake was almost black and I could just make out the lighthouses. What was interesting - on the horizon you could see the sunset, not the sun, just the sunset. Grand Haven is on the west coast of Michigan.
Mary Ann
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« Last post by JaneS on Today at 05:37:31 PM »
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« Last post by Marilyne on Today at 05:31:20 PM »
Mary Ann - A just watched an attractive boat go through the Canal and under the Bridge at Duluth. It was called the Wagenborg on the side, and the Reeseborg, on the front, so don't know which is correct? It took me by surprise, when I clicked on the Canal cam, so I didn't have a chance to see where it was from. I would imagine The Netherlands or Denmark?? It surely does look cold at both Duluth and at the Soo. In spite of the snow, there were a few watchers at the canal. I'm wondering if the Soo Locks, operate year 'round, or if they close down during the coldest months? I also looked at Grand Haven, and it looked mighty cold there as well. I couldn't tell if there was any snow, but it was not snowing.
Interesting that Tom subbed at a school today, where he attended 6th grade.
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« Last post by Mary Ann on Today at 04:08:07 PM »
Mary, there is a restaurant (Bil Mar) at the beach and I think that is what it is. I had a time figuring out what the light thing was when/if I looked in during the evening (not expecting it to be dark - but I know better now). It was a big window and the light was on in whatever room that is.
I just watched a ship go through the Soo and it is snowing there, hard enough that you can barely see anything beyond the bridge to Canada. I think most of the traffic now is local and the cars buzz along like the pavement is clear. But this is Michigan and we're used to snow, except it does take a little practice with the first snow.
Tom subbed today at one of the schools he attended after his family moved to this area. We are in the Northview district. Tom was about six when they moved here, Tim was seven and Terry nearly five (they were about 18 month apart). He was in sixth grade when he went to the school. The school (Highland Middle School) was one of the first to have movable walls and there was an article and a picture in the paper about the walls. In the picture, sitting beside the wall was Tom who had a natural Afro at the time. It was very obvious it was Tom! Tom had and has curly hair so the Afro was very prominent. He's going back to Highlands on Friday.
It's only 27 degrees here and I doubt it's been over 30 degrees and it is now just past 4 pm. I've been very comfortable inside.
Mary Ann
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« Last post by SharonE on Today at 03:58:11 PM »
You will be busy this week! Another place you could check is in your car as it might have slid out of the sack.
I cancelled the daffodil planting till after TG. Thursday is dentist day for both of us in the morning, John's hearing appt at 2:00 and a hair appt for me at 3:30. Somewhere in there, I should get groceries. Don't know when though.
I've had umpteen robocalls today. GRRRRR!
Nothing else going on here. Sharon
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« Last post by MaryTX on Today at 03:53:02 PM »
Mary Ann, now that the leaves are falling off the trees at Grand Haven, I noticed some kind of a building on the beach. Do you know what it is?
Mary
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« Last post by Amy on Today at 02:46:08 PM »
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