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	TLPJ - Briefs - Timmis v. Kaiser Permanente (pill splitting) - April 22, 2001
		Upon later inquiry to KAISER’s Oakland headquarters regarding the pill-splitting policy, Dr. Phillips was faxed information from KAISER to the effect that no research had been done by KAISER prior to implementing the pill-splitting decision.
		KAISER markets its senior care plan to senior and Medicare members by promising to “always be there to protect” the senior care members, by promising to be “a plan you can rely on” and by promising to cover prescription drugs.
		Timmis is an emphysema patient whose KAISER physician prescribed a diuretic, Triamterene/HCTZ, a generic form of Maxide, as, on information and belief, a first-line treatment for her high blood pressure.
	www.tlpj.org /briefs/timmis_kaiser.htm (4804 words)

	Auxiliary Overdrive Units for Pickups and RV's twice the forward gear ratios
		The Gear Vendors overdrive is not some magic pill, but twice the number of forward gears for combating all these different conditions.
		No matter how much enjoyment you derive from the improved performance of gear splitting on hills and overdrive when cruising, if your auxiliary transmission leaves you stranded in the middle of the highway, you'll wish you never made the purchase.
		All Gear Vendors overdrive offer a.78 to 1 (22%) overdrive ratio, designed to be the ultimate gear splitting and overdrive ratio for today's RV's.
	drivetrain.com /overdrive.html (1134 words)

	British Ferns - Pilularia globulifera L.
		The sporangia in tiny, 4-compartmented, hairy, pill-like sporocarps at the base of the petiole, the compartments each containing one sorus which splits longitudinally at maturity to release the sporangia in a mass of mucilage (the one-spored megasporangia borne below the many-spored microsporangia in the same sorus).
		The fertile leaves in the form of tiny, globose sporocarps, these about 3 mm in diameter, brown and hairy, on stalks up to about 1 mm long, and divided by the indusia into 2 or 4 compartments, each containing one sorus and splitting separately longitudinally at maturity to release the sporangia in masses of mucilage.
		Plants with very different fertile and sterile leaves (assuming the 2–4 mm long, shortly-stalked sporocarps enclosing the sporangia are correctly interpreted as highly modified fertile leaves).
	delta-intkey.com /britfe/www/piluglob.htm (303 words)

	zoisite.txt
		I have a splitting headache!” “Ex...cuse me, my queen?” “You heard me.” Zoisite felt like telling Queen Beryl to shove it, but decided she wanted to live.
		Give the aspirin to me!” Zoisite handed over the aspirin, and Queen Beryl took every pill in the bottle!
		Queen Beryl has a headache, and she told me to get her some aspirin.” “Likely story.” Raye saw that no one else was around, so she transformed into Sailor Mars.
	www.fortunecity.com /lavender/eraserhead/709/zoisite.txt (593 words)

	Managed Care Matters - Desperate Remedies?
		A window into that mind-set was recently thrown open by a story in the Las Vegas Sun (October 25, 1999) that reported a controversy surrounding the "pill-splitting" strategies of a couple of Nevada health insurers.
		But one did not know -- or at least I didn't -- the precise degree of desperation some health plans are evidently experiencing as they calculate their Rx outlays.
		One knows, of course, that pharmaceutical costs are managed care's No. 1 concern and that the trend of the drug spend is upward and accelerating.
	www.rescuehealthcareday.com /Pillsplitting.html (593 words)

	W is for... Picture Dictionary
		The wood louse (also called the pill bug) is a small isopod that curls into an armored ball when it is threatened.
		A wedge is a tapering block (often made of wood) that is used for holding things in place, splitting things or tightening things.
		Wood is a useful material obtained from tree trunks.
	www.enchantedlearning.com /Wisfor.shtml (593 words)

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