...older people with dementia, but they are commonly prescribed to these patients “off label.” Several states are suing the top sellers of antipsychotics on charges of false and misleading marketing. Ambre Morley, a spokeswoman for Janssen, the division of Johnson & Johnson that manufactures Risperdal, would not comment on the suits, but said: “As with any medication, the prescribing of a medication is up to a physician. We only promote our...

..., South Carolina, Utah and West Virginia. 5 states have sued Janssen regarding Risperdal: Arkansas, Louisiana, Pennsylvana, South Carolina and Texas 3 state ... health-insurance programs. McDaniel filed suit against Titusville, N.J.-based Janssen Pharmaceutica of Johnson &Johnson Inc., in November 2006 and Eli ...Eli Lilly has until early June to respond to ArkansasÂ’ lawsuit. Janssen attempted to move its case with the state to federal court,...

On Wed, 17 Sep 2008 19:34:00 GMT, Derek Janssen <ejanss1@nospam.verizon.net> wrote: Antonio E. Gonzalez wrote: Sponsored by BK, it's basically those non sequitur... get their Seths confused. Considering how good Robot Chicken is at what it does, that's quite a compliment . . . Derek Janssen (like Family Guy had plots anyway...But at least *recognizing* non-sequitirs is the first therapeutic step) Oh, Family ...

Antonio E. Gonzalez wrote: Sponsored by BK, it's basically those non sequitur asides on Family Guy getting the full show treatment as skits . . .: And a version of "Robot Chicken", for those who get their Seths confused. Derek Janssen (like Family Guy had plots anyway...But at least *recognizing* non-sequitirs is the first therapeutic step) ejanss1@verizon.net

The Wanderer wrote: Derek Janssen wrote: Bill Martin wrote: On 2008-09-14 21:35:13 -0500, Jack Bohn <jackbohn@bright.net> said: I remember a scene from Doctor Who when a giant robot was going after a large cache of nuclear missiles, a brigadier general explained that the UN had entrusted guarding them to the British, and the Doctor drily said, "Of course, the rest were all foreigners." ...

... Doctor. Admittedly I don't remember its having anything to do with nuclear missiles - it was a sufficiently devastating weapon all on its own - but I also don't remember any other candidates. Actually, that does sound familiar-- Although, being the first Doc #4 episode, they were still in Pertwee UNIT mode at the time. Derek Janssen (who just found a new stash of non-DVD episodes on iTunes Store!) @_@ ejanss1@verizon.net

Derek Janssen wrote: Bill Martin wrote: On 2008-09-14 21:35:13 -0500, Jack Bohn <jackbohn@bright.net> said: I remember a scene from Doctor Who when a giant robot was going after a large cache of nuclear missiles, a brigadier general explained that the UN had entrusted guarding them to the British, and the Doctor drily said, "Of course, the rest were all foreigners." My memory fails as to which ...

..., the rest were all foreigners." My memory fails as to which Doctor that was, but sounds like it could've been any of the first 4, or the 6th... Please help me out, which Doctor said it (even if it turns out to be one I didn't mention)? If it was to the Brigadier, and sounds snooty, it had to be Jon Pertwee. Doc #3. Next question? ^_^ Derek Janssen (c'mon, no easy ones, this time!) ejanss1@verizon.net

...older people with dementia, but they are commonly prescribed to these patients “off label.” Several states are suing the top sellers of antipsychotics on charges of false and misleading marketing. Ambre Morley, a spokeswoman for Janssen, the division of Johnson & Johnson that manufactures Risperdal, would not comment on the suits, but said: “As with any medication, the prescribing of a medication is up to a physician. We only promote our...

..., South Carolina, Utah and West Virginia. 5 states have sued Janssen regarding Risperdal: Arkansas, Louisiana, Pennsylvana, South Carolina and Texas 3 state ... health-insurance programs. McDaniel filed suit against Titusville, N.J.-based Janssen Pharmaceutica of Johnson &Johnson Inc., in November 2006 and Eli ...Eli Lilly has until early June to respond to ArkansasÂ’ lawsuit. Janssen attempted to move its case with the state to federal court,...