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Saturday, August 05, 2006
8/2/06
Stem cell funding is too little to further science and find cures. The bipartisan bill vetoed by Bush could have rectified this situation, but as a result of his actions more funding is needed soon.
Pictures from San Diego's Wild Animal Park. The girls had a great day in Escondido and were able to troop onward despite three days in a row of walking amusement parks.
Rachie and Samie enjoyed feeding the birds during their stay at the park. They were also pleased to get their one-millionth stuffed animals while there.
Pictures from San Diego's Wild Animal Park. The girls had a great day in Escondido and were able to troop onward despite three days in a row of walking amusement parks.
Rachie and Samie enjoyed feeding the birds during their stay at the park. They were also pleased to get their one-millionth stuffed animals while there.
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