Hi all, I was kinda surprised to see this has never come up here before (did a search). I'm talking about the difference in use between the (most common) Norwegian possesive pronouns Sin, si, sitt, sine on the one hand and hans, hennes on the other. 1) Not finding a source that properly explains how these pronouns are used (imo). Many sources approach this differently or only partially.
Nature-Throid Â® and WP Thyroid Â® are two brands of NDT produced by the U.S. pharmaceutical RLC Labs. (Thereâs even an older third brand occasionally still foundable: Westhroid, which is said to be exactly the same as Naturethroid, though in less strengths than Naturethroid provides.)
In 1975, the firm was purchased by A.G. Russell of Springdale, Arkansas. Mr. Russellâs company owned the Bertram Hen & RoosterÂ® manufacturing facility, and brand for a five year span. During this time Mr. Russell produced Hen & Rooster knives & knives bearing his own trademark.r. Bertram was a well known owner of a poultry business in Solingen, Germany where he began manufacturing his own line of cutlery. Because of his association with the poultry industry in the surrounding communities, Bertram adopted the now famous Hen & RoosterÂ® logo to mark his brand in about 1865.