Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Apr. 07, 2011                                                                                     Debbie Mennon        Britain Opposes Call to Retract Goldstone Report Have They Suddenly Discovered Their Backbone?       You can always take the vertebrae out of a vertebrate (the procedure is probably described as an vertebraectomy), but I doubt that one can be installed in an invertebrate. However, if the body was once a vertebrate, and has had an incomplete vertebratectomy which may have left a vestige of a vertebrae, then it might be possible for an new one to resprout, develop and grow. Read More >>>     Hot Topics on the Table Wars - Economy - Gov't - History - Health - Living - Middle East - Military - Politics - VA News Sponsored by VA Home Loans & HireVeterans.com, America's Job Board. Find Job Now! Today's Featured Stories      Department of Defense Sustains UnitedHealthcare Protest on Tricare West Region Contract AMVETS' Pro Bono Legal Clinic Fills Veteran Need Filner Legislation Would Establish a Bill of Rights for Women Veterans Cars Bars & Cigars The U.S. doesn't have to justify its double standards to anyone: Joshua Frank VA Changes Billing Process for Third Party Pharmacy Prescriptions Three Short Takes on Afghanistan  Egyptians are Back in Tahrir Square to Block a Counter Revolution  CNN'S PIERS MORGAN, RUN OUT OF BRITAIN, SEND HIM BACK!  Unprecedented level of violence in Mexico?