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Multi Data Rescue is a effective data recovery software for damaged,scratched or defective CD/DVD/HD-DVD/BluRay discs and Digital Media:removable disks,USB disks,digital cameras,memory cards,etc.It easily recovers unreadable,deleted or corrupted files.Features full support for all popular disc writing sofware,with full UDF support.An easy Wizard guides you through recovery procedure.Includes exclusive AccuRescue technology. Free trial Version.
Multi Data Rescue is a windows based application designed specifically to recover lost and deleted files from damaged, scratched or defective CD/DVD/HD-DVD/BluRay discs and Digital Media. With this product you can easily recover files, folders, or deleted files from discs and Digital Media. Includes the UltraRescue recovery mode for completely messed up discs, and the AccuRescue exclusive technology for damaged discs recovery. Recovers unreadable and deleted files from discs recorded by all common CD/DVD writing software. Full real support for discs recorded with UDF packet writing software: DirectCD (including old versions and compressed discs) InCD, packetCD,etc, and discs recorded by Sony digital cameras. Supports recovery from all disc types, including Mount Rainier/EasyWrite MRW discs even in non compilant drives, and recovery from quick formated RW discs. Also recovers lost or deleted files, photos and videos from Digital Media: removable disks, USB disks, digital cameras and phones ,memory cards ( all types: CF, SM, SD, MMC ,XD, memory stick),etc. Features optimized photo and video recovery from digital cameras. The recovery wizard allows to scan and recover files in the easiest way, nonetheless the user can configure the recovery options in the main window to achieve the best recovery results. The fully functional free trial version allows to preview the recovered files with the internal viewer before purchasing.
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New research appears to confirm what many scientists have suspected - that those who survive the Ebola virus may face serious long-term neurological problems.
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Fukushima was – and still is – far worse than Chernobyl. Tokyo farmland has been tested numerous times, and shown to have high levels of radiation, even though Tokyo is hundreds of kilometers away from Fukushima. Countless people have lost their houses, land, livelihood and lives while the Government continues its denial. It's a shocking lesson about the dangers of nuclear power, and the insanity of those who would pursue profit and power over people, no matter what the cost.
The current drive to get genetically modified (GM) food crops into India is being spearheaded by GM mustard. However, the decision to sanction the commercialisation of this crop has been delayed due to accusations of "unremitting fraud" and "regulatory delinquency."
"During WWII, the Department of Defense had all these stock piles of nerve gas from WWI and they weren't using them in WWII. And someone at the Department of Defense had this brilliant idea to try and convert this nerve gas into useful therapeutic modalities.
"Very few people realize the whole generation of chemotherapeutic drugs that are being used today – and there are over 100 of them – really developed from poisonous nerve gas developed for warfare."
Who wants to send their children to a place that is unsafe and has a poor learning environment! And is and incompetently run to boot!
The University of Missouri (MU) is losing about 1500 students and is facing a huge $32 million budget shortfall four months after it attracted national attention as the site of massive race-based campus protests.
According to Foley's letter, MU will have about 1500 fewer students in fall 2016 compared to last year, an unexpected drop that is in turn causing a big dip in the school's tuition income.
Because of the abrupt and unexpected nature of the shortfall, Foley is taking immediate and severe steps to fix the situation: The school budget is being cut 5 percent across the board, all hiring is being frozen (barring exceptional circumstances), and annual raises have been canceled.
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3) Activate conservatives through RedState's support and tools
Today Redstate called on all far left protesters to BRING FIREARMS to Donald Trump rallies.
This is a new low for the Trump-hating 'so-called' Conservative media.
They can't beat Trump at the ballot box so now they want his supporters shot dead.
It's one thing to promote an opposing candidate.
It's quite another to want him and his supporters dead.
I do hope the FBI is notified about this threat.
Below is a screengrab from Redstate website today.
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As a food research scientist and author of an upcoming book called Food Forensics, I'm totally floored to discover that Jessica Alba's "Honest Company" failed to conduct scientific testing of the composition of their own manufacturing ingredients.
Just WOW.
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That sounds good. But there is a wrinkle. Although still officially unrecognized, the Labeled Release Experiment on the Viking Landers (designed by Dr. Gilbert Levin) returned a positive result indicating indigenous microbial life is alive on Mars. The Gas Chromatograph/Mass Spectrometer returned a negative result for organic molecules, however subsequent landers showed the Martian soil to contain large amounts of perchlorates, which would have prevented the GC/MS from working at all. NASA decided to "play it safe" and discarded the LRE date and based on the now-known-to-be-false results from the GC/MS (and some political pressure to not find life on Mars) declared Mars lifeless.
So, here is the problem. If Dr. Levin is right, and there is microbial life on Mars today, we better find it and study it, to see if and how it will interact with the biochemistry of Earth plants before we start relying on crops grown in the Martian soil for survival of a colony.
So, here is the problem. If Dr. Levin is right, and there is microbial life on Mars today, we better find it and study it, to see if and how it will interact with the biochemistry of Earth plants before we start relying on crops grown in the Martian soil for survival of a colony.
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An Australian Health Minister named Jill Hennessy has just uttered the most insanely stupid, anti-science quackery ever recorded on the subject of vaccines. As part of her imperial push to poison and cripple as many Australian children (including Aborigine children) as possible, she has publicly insisted that there are "no risks in vaccinating children."
Australia is a vaccine police state run by pro-vaccine terrorists who threaten, intimidate and engage in the physical assault of people who speak out against the false narratives of so-called "vaccine safety." Jill Hennessy empowers these vaccine terrorists when she utters such insanely stupid statements, and she puts the lives of tens of millions of children at risk.
That diet you've been meaning to go on may start today, as a plethora of food companies have issued recalls because of glass and other undesirable elements found in their products. So what do you need to pull out of your pantry? Let's take a look.
The non-profit public interest research center, Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC), obtained documents that reveal the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) intentionally misled the public about the safety of full body scanners (1).
EPIC settled an appeal for their FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) case against DHS and finally obtained body scanner radiation fact sheets. Prior to this appeal, EPIC states that the DHS's Transportation Security Administration (TSA) "withheld test results, fact sheets, and estimates regarding the radiation risks of body scanners used to screen passengers at airports."
So, the TSA gave who knows how many people cancer with those machines, and for all that pain, suffering, and cost, they found no actual terrorists?
In an attempt to eat better, many people opt to replace farm-fresh eggs and grass-fed meats with tofu, mostly likely because we've been "fed" a line by the soy industry that it is a healthier option.
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Everyone says you are what you eat, but, for some reason, the majority of the world's population seems completely oblivious to this fact. Yet pure science and simple experiments have managed to definitively prove what naturopaths have been saying for centuries: What you eat changes you, down to your very DNA. As it turns out, our diet can influence what genes are more active or suppressed. Basically, it can determine whether genes associated with conditions like obesity, type 2 diabetes or heart disease are hyperactive or functioning within parameters.
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El Niño has brought some much needed rain to California in recent months, but a Los Angeles storm earlier this week may owe some credit to unnatural modifications.
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German physics have developed a method of teleportation at short distances on the material, rather than on the quantum level, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the press service of the Friedrich Schiller University in Jena. The scientists used a series of laser beams to transmit information. The German scientists said that teleportation was possible in Newtonian physics, although its mechanism differs from physics of elementary particles. "Elementary particles such as electrons and light particles exist per se in a spatially delocalized state," Alexander Szameit, a professor at the University of Jena, explained in a press release. "Within such a system spread across multiple locations, it is possible to transmit information from one location to another without any loss of time," he added. According to the scientists, laser beams can interact at a classic level using special polarizing plates that rotate at a certain speed.
The robots sent in to find highly radioactive fuel at Fukushima's nuclear reactors have "died"; a subterranean "ice wall" around the crippled plant meant to stop groundwater from becoming contaminated has yet to be finished. And authorities still don't how to dispose of highly radioactive water stored in an ever mounting number of tanks around the site.
Everyone says you are what you eat, but, for some reason, the majority of the world's population seems completely oblivious to this fact. Yet pure science and simple experiments have managed to definitively prove what naturopaths have been saying for centuries: What you eat changes you, down to your very DNA. As it turns out, our diet can influence what genes are more active or suppressed. Basically, it can determine whether genes associated with conditions like obesity, type 2 diabetes or heart disease are hyperactive or functioning within parameters.
It's particularly easy to ignore that our diets directly affect our health when the foods around us taste so good. General practitioners who don't take food into consideration when treating their patients certainly don't make it any easier. In this context, new studies that point to the relevance of food in connection to our DNA are an essential step forward
On Sunday a group of indigenous people affected by oil spills in the Peruvian Amazon seized a group of eight members of the Peruvian Air Force who came to assess the area in a military helicopter. The natives demanded compensation for the oil spills' pollution. In an official statement, the Peruvian Air Force (FAP) reported that both the helicopter and its crew are in perfect condition. The head of communications of the Interethnic Association for the Development of the Peruvian Rainforest (AIDESEP), Segundo Chuquipiondo, said the helicopter was taken so that an emergency would be declared in the 20 communities affected by the spill and not just in 16.
While everyone's been focusing on Flint, several other cities in Michigan are showing even higher levels of lead contamination in the water. With no one to hold responsible, it seems that the crisis in Flint is just about to repeat itself.
Monsanto has been found to have been booking revenue from this product discount program without properly recognizing all of its costs. For their part in the fraud, three Monsanto executives have been fined a total of $135,000, and two of them who were accounting executives have been barred from accounting for life. However, despite the personal penalties that the executives must pay, they will have undoubtedly made a fortune during their time with Monsanto – lining both their own pockets and that of the evil agribusiness.
China has just dished out the biggest fine in the history of their country, and it's being slapped down on one of the biggest pharmaceutical companies in the world.
GlaxoSmithKline, the British pharmaceutical giant that medical authorities trust in around the world, is now being exposed for what it really is: an institution rooted in coercion and bribery that competes for control over healthcare systems around the world.
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If you read the Tripedia insert for the DTAP vaccine, you will read the following:
Adverse events reported during post-approval use of Tripedia vaccine include idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura, SIDS, anaphylactic reaction, cellulitis, autism, convulsion/grand mal convulsion, encephalopathy, hypotonia, neuropathy, somnolence and apnea. Events were included in this list because of the seriousness or frequency of reporting.
To protect their profits, the vaccine makers created a mythical condition called "shaken baby syndrome" on which to blame the deaths of babies after receiving this vaccine. Parents, already traumatized from losing their child, were then imprisoned for the false charge of murdering their own baby.
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As Mark Twain said, History doesn't repeat, but occasionally it rhymes, and we are seeing in the United States and indeed the entire world many repeats of that same recipe for decline and fall.
The one aspect I wish to address is the current state of computers and software.
I am reposting this because once again I have purchased a piece of computer equipment that failed right out of the box. A web search reveals many people are having the same problem I did, yet the item is still on the store racks, with the manufacturer and retailer blaming each other for the problem. At the end, I am out my money, three very frustrating hours, and still did not accomplish the task at hand.
We are waging war. We are the Nation of War. We destroy. We kill. Everyone fears us.
Fewer and fewer admire us.
But our fighting forces—and their attendant industries which manufacture the bombs, bullets, and ballistic delivery devices—also wage a war on the clean air, clean water, and clean soil many Americans falsely regard as protected by legislation fought for by those trying to protect our environment.
Recent reports from around the country show the party most likely to toxify our land is our own military. These are just a small fraction of the reports from the past couple of weeks:
Sadly, the EPA has become a corrupt, incompetent regulatory regime that has utterly failed to protect America from lead poisoning in the water supply.
In an effort to take over the job of the EPA in testing America's water supply for lead poisoning, we've just opened up our water project to receive water samples from the general public. You can now submit a water sample to us for testing, to be part of our nationwide water testing initiative. We've already received over a hundred samples and have processed the locations of a few dozen that you can see at this Google map.
The Mexican man accused of five murders this week avoided deportation despite encounters with police and at least one notification that federal immigration officials didn't pursue in time.
Wyandotte County officials confirmed Wednesday that after a domestic violence arrest last year, federal immigration officials apparently missed an opportunity to ensure the detention of Pablo Serrano-Vitorino, now accused of killing four people in Kansas City, Kan., and one in Montgomery County, Mo.
A spokeswoman for the Wyandotte County Sheriff's Office said that after Serrano-Vitorino was arrested in June he said he was born in Mexico. Officials then followed the procedure for any foreign-born person booked into the jail and sent a notice to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The sheriff's office said its records show that ICE agents did not respond within the prescribed four-hour time frame to the notification.
The genes of the human race have never been under such intense pressure from their surrounding environment. Pesticide and herbicide chemicals that confuse, distort and destroy the natural chemistry of life and microbiology, are being sprayed directly on the foods that people eat. The ill effects are being measured all the way down to the genetic level. In the presence of pesticides and herbicides like glyphosate, healthy genes that were meant to be expressed are being turned off, and genes that were intended to lie dormant are being turned on. The human race is experiencing a shift like never before, and the epigenetic changes are occurring silently, without human understanding.
Many parents are reluctant to take children hurt in an accident to the doctor in case they face harsh questioning by social workers, a survey found.
One in four are worried about visiting A&E or their GP with bumps and bruises after a genuine mishap, amid growing concern about authorities over-reacting by launching 'unwarranted investigations'.
They're trying to blame this on global warming, BUT...
Workers in the California Fish and Game Commission have revealed to SuperStation95 that the real reason for cancelling this $60 million per year commercial seafood season is: Radiation contamination of seafood from the Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan.
According to these workers, who requested anonymity because they fear losing their jobs, radiation levels in local crab, especially Rock crab, were so high that officials feared anyone who consumed the crabs would suffer immediate sickness traceable directly back to the seafood. "If people started connecting the dots proving radiation in seafood was making them sick, it would utterly destroy California's seafood industry in days" they said.
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"We grabbed the wrong bottle by mistake. Instead of the flu vaccine, we shot you all up with Drano! "
Sir Richard Thompson – former president of the Royal College of Physicians, and personal doctor to the British Queen for 21 years – and five eminent colleagues, have started a campaign to raise awareness of over-medication in favor of Big Pharma.
The campaign highlights the fact that current drug treatments are often based on shaky science, and their efficiency and use are often misjudged – especially when it comes to treating the elderly.
"The time has come for a full and open public enquiry into the way evidence of the efficacy of drugs is obtained and revealed. There is real danger that some current drug treatments are much less effective than had previously been thought," Sir Richard told the U.K.'s Daily Mail.
The US Department of Environmental Protection said that increased levels of lead have been found in water sources in more than two-dozen schools in the state of New Jersey.
"The people are crying for safe drinking water? I say, let them drink sludge!" -- Official White Horse Souse
...However, when depression persists and impairs daily life, it may be an indication of a depressive disorder which is highly correlated with diet.
Hillary Clinton's hypocrisy knows no bounds. And since voters apparently refuse to take her to task for such prime examples as avidly touting tough gun restrictions while receiving more funding from weapons manufacturers than any other presidential contender, Clinton's motivation to curb the lies must be minimal. Her seeming moral outrage over the Flint, Michigan, lead contamination crisis, however, cannot be allowed to obfuscate her direct role in guaranteeing the continued tainting of U.S. waterways with a different toxin: MTBE.
Both candidates sought to lay blame solely on the Republican governor, Rick Snyder, while concealing the role of state and local Democrats, including the state treasurer, the mayor, the emergency manager and the city council. They also said nothing about federal officials from Obama's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) who knowingly concealed the fact that the city was not treating its water supply with anti-corrosive agents and that lead levels in the water had made it toxic.
There is now yet another reason to be disgusted by the ongoing fiasco known as Obamacare: A new report from the Government Accountability Office has concluded that the federal government's failure to properly monitor the eligibility of enrollees may have cost taxpayers billions in fraudulent payments.
To the surprise of many, the American Medical Association is now openly calling for the FDA to ban direct-to-consumer drug advertising, a deceptive marketing channel that was only legalized by the FDA in 1997.
Since then, drug prices have skyrocketed, health care costs have hit the stratosphere, and consumers are asking their doctors for an increasingly bewildering array of high-priced patented chemicals (medications) that, for the most part, don't even work on most people.
Mankind has irrevocably altered the natural ecosystem. We've polluted the oceans, the atmosphere and the soil, we've cut down rainforests and sought to conquer even the most inhospitable of places on Earth. When it seemed that it couldn't get any worse, Murphy's Law showed us otherwise. We started playing the role of creators by genetically modifying the organisms around us. In the beginning, there were lab experiments with microorganisms. Plants soon followed and then animals. Nowadays, we're modifying human DNA.
States where midwives practice independently have lower rates of C-section deliveries
This case is about to blow wide open.They let the local office issue a report saying the murder under color of law was kosher. The next day, the Justice Department announces it is investigating the FBI agents involved because they fired at LaVoy Finicum and didn't report it or turn in their guns. This is very BIG!
An elaborate computer analysis, a review of the FBI aerial video of the shooting scene and a video from a passenger in Finicum's pickup produced a result that startled the team poring over evidence into Finicum's fatal shooting that day.
The fourth round, police concluded, was fired by an FBI agent who subsequently twice denied to investigators ever firing his gun. As the investigation proceeded, detectives determined he also fired a second time, but didn't hit anything at the scene.
It takes a determined spirit to weed out all the brainwashing and programming we have taken on. Many people never question certain ideas or conceptions they have.
A vitamin pill can improve the behaviour of unruly teenagers, a study claims.
Schoolchildren given a supplement containing a mix of vitamins, minerals and omega-3 for 12 weeks were better behaved at school, researchers found.
Experts say the findings add to a body of evidence showing deficiencies in young people's diets can contribute towards poor brain health and antisocial behaviour.
Soaring numbers of children are being prescribed antidepressants, a study has found.
The number of children being given the drugs increased by more than 50 per cent between 2005 and 2012, researchers discovered.
Usage in Britain fell in 2004 following a warning antidepressants could lead to suicidal behaviour in young people.
But the new study suggests there has been a resurgence in the UK as well as in the US and across Europe.
Today, experts from the World Health Organisation (WHO) called the rise 'concerning'.
Nasa's New Horizons space probe has been travelling to Pluto since 2005, and began its first close approach of Pluto last July.
The probe has sent back images showing icy mountain ranges, blocks of ice, craters and even snow.
But the most recent development comes from a photograph and emails discovered by New Scientist, revealing the possible presence of individual clouds on the dwarf planet.
It has raised the debate that Pluto should be classified as a planet again, but physicists have told MailOnline this is unlikely.
A man suspected of fatally shooting four people at his neighbor's home in KCK before killing another man about 170 miles away in a rural Missouri house was taken into custody early Wednesday morning after an extensive manhunt, troopers said.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement says a man who was the focus of a Missouri manhunt after five fatal shootings is a Mexican national who was in the country illegally.
The agency said in a statement Tuesday night that Pablo Antonio Serrano-Vitorino had been previously deported from the U.S. in April 2004. ICE says he illegally re-entered the country on an unknown date.
On March 1, 2016, Admiral Michael S. Rogers, U.S. Navy, Commander, U.S. Cyber Command, Director, National Security Agency/Chief, Central Security Service, was a keynote speaker, one of many the Obama administration rolled out at the 2016 RSA Conference, in order to push for more cooperation by the tech industry with government agencies, but Rogers' warnings and predictions should be enough to convince even the most skeptical among us that a "lights out" scenario as well as a massive cyber attack on financial institutions, is not a "conspiracy" or "doom and gloom," but is an eventuality.
By Paul Fassa
Not surprisingly, a survey study involving 7,525 adult legal medical marijuana patients in California determined that 92% of them claimed improved medical conditions from using cannabis. The CDC final study was based on data from the California Behavioral Risk Surveillance System...
A total solar eclipse took place in Indonesia and Southeast Asia on Tuesday, and although the eclipse was only visible in a 100 mile stretch, many captured images the whole world is sharing.
We got clouded over, so no pictures from here on Oahu. :(
China has just dished out the biggest fine in the history of their country, and it's being slapped down on one of the biggest pharmaceutical companies in the world.
According to Chinese news agency Xinhua, GlaxoSmithKline is guilty of bribing doctors and hospitals in order to have their products promoted. The verdict, established in a court in Changsha, slaps the UK pharmaceutical firm with a $490 million fine, the largest in China's history. This puts an end to an investigation that began in July of 2013. Chinese officials estimate that GSK made $150 million in illegal profits.
A senior scientist at MIT has declared that we are facing an epidemic of autism that may result in one half of all children being affected by autism in ten years.
Dr. Stephanie Seneff, who made these remarks during a panel presentation in Groton, MA last week, specifically cites the Monsanto herbicide, Roundup, as the culprit for the escalating incidence of autism and other neurological disorders. Roundup, which was introduced in the 1970's, contains the chemical glyphosate, which is the focal point for Seneff's concerns. Roundup was originally restricted to use on weeds, as glyphosate kills plants. However, Roundup is now in regular use with crops. With the coming of GMO's, plants such as soy and corn were bioengineered to tolerate glyphosate, and its use dramatically increased. From 2001 to 2007, glyphosate use doubled, reaching 180 to 185 million pounds in the U.S. alone in 2007.
There is now yet another reason to be disgusted by the ongoing fiasco known as Obamacare: A new report from the Government Accountability Office has concluded that the federal government's failure to properly monitor the eligibility of enrollees may have cost taxpayers billions in fraudulent payments.
The problem stems from the inability of the system used by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to verify "inconsistencies" in the data it receives from the three agencies (IRS, DHS and SSA) responsible for determining the eligibility of applicants under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA).
SALT LAKE CITY — Law enforcement agents with the Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Forest Service are too "Rambo" to Rep. Jason Chaffetz's liking, so he wants to take away their guns and authority.
"These agents are more Rambo and less Andy Griffith than I would like," he told the Deseret News Tuesday.
"Let's not kid ourselves. The blood pressure is running high, especially in southern Utah, and I don't want anyone to get killed," Chaffetz said, adding his bill has the endorsement of his Utah colleagues in the House.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Mo. -- A massive manhunt continues Tuesday night for Pablo Antonio Serrano-Vitorino, a man authorities believe is linked to four overnight murders in Kansas City, Kan., and one more that occurred in eastern Missouri on Tuesday.
"U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) previously deported Pablo Serrano-Vitorino, an illegal alien from Mexico, in April 2004, based on final orders of removal from a federal immigration judge. Mr. Serrano-Vitorino illegally re-entered the United States on an unknown date. ICE will continue to monitor this case and will place a detainer on Mr. Serrano-Vitorino if he is taken into local custody. ICE remains focused on smart, effective immigration enforcement that prioritizes threats to national security, public safety and border security."
They compare pics of Gollum and Erdogan side to side. My sides hurt!
from the thin-skin dept
Okay, so it was already fairly obvious that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan had something of a thin skin. This is the guy who is trying to put a local doctor in jail for posting a picture comparing Erdogan to Gollum from The Lord of the Rings. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEM7I5VSVjY
Just add a handful of almonds: a University of Florida study suggests that improving one's diet can be as simple as that.
Researchers studied the effect that the addition of almonds can have on a person's diet quality, based on data collected from 28 parent-child pairs living in North Central Florida.
The parents were instructed to eat 1.5 ounces of whole almonds each day during the three-week intervention portion of the research period, and the children were encouraged to eat half an ounce of whole almonds or an equivalent amount of almond butter each day...
Gun Owners of America supporting a Canadian warmonger like Cruz for US President!
Shame on you Larry Pratt!
So if you want to beat Trump there's only one candidate with the message, money, organization, and support to do it -- just as I said all along. And it's Cruz.
Exposure to electromagnetic frequency radiation has been shown by medical studies and the Navy to cause numerous health problems, including corneal damage, tubular degeneration of testicles, brain heating, sterility, altered penile function, death, cranial nerve disorders, seizures, convulsions, depression, insomnia, chest pain, and sparking between dental fillings. And that list is far from complete.
That being said, electromagnetic warfare testing and training has been covertly conducted by the U.S. Navy on public roads in Washington State — for over five years...
The POS slit the dogs throat.What kind of a Judge would give this POS $45,000!
However, Bolger's attorney, Steve Levin, told US News that the "noose" – the dog control pole used by animal control to restrain and corral animals – was most likely what killed Nala. Levin explained that it took three attempts to corral Nala and that she was no longer moving on the third try. Bolger then made an incision to the dog's throat and claimed it did not produce much blood, a sign that her heart was not beating.
Armed Islamist opposition fighters have used yellow phosphorous in a chemical attack on the Sheikh Maqsood neighborhood in the Syrian city of Aleppo on Tuesday, Kurdish militia group YPG said.
Nearly 20 years ago, psychologists Roy Baumeister and Dianne Tice, a married couple at Case Western Reserve University, devised a foundational experiment on self-control. "Chocolate chip cookies were baked in the room in a small oven," they wrote in a paper that has been cited more than 3,000 times. "As a result, the laboratory was filled with the delicious aroma of fresh chocolate and baking."
In the history of psychology, there has never been a more important chocolate-y aroma.
A battle of corporate profit vs people's needs has been fought out at the European Union over the past two days as heated negotiations took place about the re-licencing of a chemical that probably causes cancer in humans. It just so happens that this very same chemical makes millions in profit for the giant chemical and seed company Monsanto.
More than 920,000 children died of pneumonia in 2015, according to the World Health Organization. For 2015, Ian Read, the chairman and CEO of Pfizer who earned a salary of $23.3 million, reported that the pharmaceutical giant turned a $7.7 billion profit, driven in part by a 53 percent growth in revenue from the Global Vaccines division.
On Tuesday, the United Steelworkers (USW) forced through a contract for 2,200 locked-out workers at Allegheny Technologies Inc. (ATI). The contract, which will end the over six-month lockout of ATI workers in six states, gives in to all of ATI's major demands, and in some cases is actually worse than the contract ATI proposed at the beginning of the lockout.
The chemical GenX – used by DuPont to make non-stick Teflon cookware and other products – has caused cancer, reproductive problems, liver and kidney deformities, and other issues in lab animals, according to a new report.
Many believe there are no sounds in the universe because of the vacuum. But Russia's space agency Roscosmos reveals in a viral video that pulsars, auroras and even black holes can "sing" their own songs. Even solar flares or large-scale asteroids' collisions happen in complete silence, Roscosmos scientists said in a YouTube video. But "cosmic melodies" emitted by pulsars, the sun, Jupiter and its moon Ganymede, black holes, the Aurora Borealis and interstellar space have been recorded by the agency with the radio telescopes.
Cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko has taken part in a Mars landing experiment right after he touched down on Earth, when his almost year-long space mission ended. Scientists say they want to test humans' abilities after being away from Earth for a continuous time. The experiment named Sozvezdie (meaning 'constellation' in English) imitated landing on Mars, Russian State Space Corporation Roscosmos announced this week. Kornienko, who completed his 340 day long mission in space this week, has been immediately subjected to several new tests, to see how his body functions after almost a year away from Earth's gravitational pull. Dressed in a new version of a spacesuit, Kornienko has successfully completed a number of actions imitating landing on a different planet, Roscosmos said. The cosmonaut fulfilled various tasks in conditions simulating those of Mars.
By Ariana Marisol
Bees are an integral part of our ecosystem. A garden with happy, healthy bees grows happy, healthy plants. Why not help these friendly pollinators even more by building "bee hotels"?
There are 4,000 species of bees that are native to North America and they are far more efficient in pollinating than the more commonly known European honeybee. Native bees are losing habitat at a dramatic rate and this is leading to a huge decline in population. You can help save these bees by creating a house for them in your garden...
According to the Associated Press, the FDA finally confirmed that chickens given the drug do indeed test positive for inorganic arsenic.
After years of sweeping the issue under the rug, the FDA has now finally admitted that chicken meat sold in the USA contains arsenic, a cancer-causing toxic chemical that's fatal in high doses. But the real story is where this arsenic comes from: It's added to the chicken feed on purpose! As far back as 2006, the IATP's report Playing Chicken: Avoiding Arsenic in your meat estimated that more than 70 percent of all U.S. chickens raised for meat are fed arsenic. It is added to induce faster weight gain on less feed, and creating the perceived appearance of a healthy color in meat from chickens, turkeys and hogs.
Yes, I know it is going to cost more; but if you are going to protect yourself from products which can ultimately kill you, start having a conversation with the meat manager at your store; ask them if arsenic is added to the chicken food of the chicken they carry, and show them this article.
IF they squirm, and stammer, and evade, now might be the time to go to your most trusted organic store, and start trading there. And let the meat manager of your regular store know that you are doing this, and why.
Every single executive for any of these large poultry companies who signed off on putting this carcinogen in their chicken feed should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law, and do hard time in jail for reckless public endangering.
The new images confirm that the huge storm, which has raged on Jupiter's surface for at least three hundred years, continues to shrink, but that it may not go out without a fight. The storm, known as the Great Red Spot, is seen here swirling at the centre of the image of the planet. It has been decreasing in size at a noticeably faster rate from year to year for some time. But now, the rate of shrinkage seems to be slowing again, even though the spot is still about 240 kilometres smaller than it was in 2014.
Clearly, there is a localized source of energy driving that system.
By ANH-USA
…At the next meeting of the FDA's Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee. If recent history is any indication, the outlook is not good—unless we push back. Action Alert!...
Human breast milk is a wonderful thing – it gives new born babies the perfect mix of vitamins, proteins, fats and antibodies to help combat bacterial infections and viruses.(1)
For thousands of years, breastfed children have benefited from this additional protection against disease during their vital first months of life. However, in a breakthrough new report by U.K. scientists, breast milk is now considered vital to adults too.
Just one day after much of the world celebrated Valentine's Day this year, the nation of Russia enacted an embargo on all imports of corn and soy products originating in the U.S., say reports. Following through with promises earlier made in defiance of genetically-modified organisms (GMOs), Russian President Vladimir Putin says his country will no longer accept transgenic corn and soy imports due to safety and environmental concerns.
BETTINA FACES TEN YEARS IN JAIL FOR RESCUING A STARVING DOG FROM BELOW FREEZING TEMPERATURES. A gross miscarriage of justice in Accomack, Virginia. ASK THE GOVERNOR AND THE JUDGE TO DROP THE CHARGES.
Bettina Cuce' Rodriguez (center above with her sisters, all devoted animal lovers and rescuers) rescued a dog that was living on a chain, tied to a tree, in below freezing temperatures, emaciated, dehydrated and starving for both food and love. Bettina and others tried to work through the authorities but nothing was being done to save this dog - he was going to die.
Posted for those folks suffering from Trump Anxiety or the even more serious Paranoid Trumpophenia.
To the catalogue of anxieties her patients explore during therapy - marriage, children and careers - psychologist Alison Howard is now listening to a new source of stress: the political rise of Donald Trump.
In recent days, at least two patients have invoked the Republican front-runner, including one who talked at length about being disturbed that Trump can be so divisive and popular at the same time, said Howard, who practices in the District.
At least TWO patients!?
It seems to me that Ms. Howard is the one experiencing anxiety -- causing her delusions.
Diet Pepsi sales have been slumping for quite some time, and with the ongoing health awareness movement causing major pain for other purveyors of unhealthy foods and drinks, Pepsi finally got the memo and has made a long-awaited change.
Not only is the "science" supposedly "settled," but America's "leaders" and agencies are all basically saying climate change caused ISIS. They've been saying it for months now, as if they think repeating a lie long enough actually does make it true.
It was also suggested this drought is the cause for the mass immigration as well, you know, and not U.S. regime change completely wrecking and destroying country after country which refuses to give in to the central banks.
By Amanda Froelich
As the effects of cannabidiol, or CBD, have been studied, society's stigma surrounding the use and cultivation of marijuana has begun to fade.
Now, every third person is considering supplementing their regime with cannabis oil to overcome an array of afflictions, and for good reason...
By Jefferey Jaxen
The business strategies of monopolistic agrochemical corporations are becoming clear for the world to see. On the timeline of events, the world has shifted from angry marches to conscious action...
The omission of this data from the NOAA report, is just their latest attempt to defraud the public. NOAA's best data shows no warming for 60 years. But it gets worse. The graph in the NOAA report shows about 0.5C warming from 1979 to 2010, but their original published data shows no warming during that period.
Foreign diplomats are expressing alarm to U.S. government officials about what they say are inflammatory and insulting public statements by Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump, according to senior U.S. officials.
Five years on from the tsunami, the former Japanese prime minister says the country came within a "paper-thin margin" of a nuclear disaster.
If it's in the food and the water and given at continual doses when we eat or drink anything all day long every day, there has to be an accumulative effect there...
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We HAVE big government, and big government's attitude was "Let them drink sludge!"
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) stated in a press release that Perdue Foods LLC would recall 4,530 pounds of chicken nugget products produced for Applegate Farms, a brand found at Target stores.
The reason for the recall is that the food "may be contaminated with extraneous plastic materials".
I thought that was what was SUPPOSED to be on those!!!!!!
On Tuesday, March 8, a partial solar eclipse will be visible in Hawaii. It starts at 4:33 p.m. and ends at 6:33 p.m.
At the peak of the eclipse, at 5:37 p.m. Hawai`i Standard Time, 70 percent of the sun will be blocked by the moon.
A terrifying event is taking place in Los Angeles, CA: the ground is moving sideways in slow-motion, rising 15 feet in four hours in some areas, utterly destroying roads, knocking down utility poles and wrecking infrastructure.
A seen in the photo above, and others below, Santa Clarita, CA is experiencing shifting ground, where entire mountains are literally moving sideways!
A two mile section of Vasquez Canyon Road had to be closed until further notice because of the phenomenon.
Update: Theprepperdome ran this story with today's deadline, but in fact this happened last November.
I am under attack by the PNSN (Pacific Northwest Seismic Network), USGS, and CBS News (KIRO 7) out of Washington State for reporting on an earthquake at Mount Saint Helens volcano.
The killing appeared to be targeted: A Mexican rights activist at the house was only slightly wounded in the attack, but Caceres's body had four bullet wounds. Police said they had detained a suspect, but did not identify the person.
Once again, those who are trying to live a simple, clean life or make a decent living from traditional skills are threatened by the corporatist society they try to avoid. The current assault comes from Senator Dianne Feinstein and Senator Susan Collins, who have recently introduced S.1014: a bill to amend the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act.[PDF] Also referred to as the Personal Care Products Safety Act, this bill is supposed to ensure the safety of cosmetics for all consumers.
By April McCarthy
Advances in health, education, disease prevention and treatments are high on the list of things that have allowed people to extend their lives, especially since chronic medical conditions and engaging in unhealthy behaviors are known risk factors for early death, however findings from a longitudinal study of over 6,000 adults suggests that certain psychological factors may be the strongest predictors of how long we'll live...
First a study showed electromagnetic radiation from mobile phones could reduce a man's sperm count.
Now researchers have invented a form of protection – the 'Crown Jewels Underwear'.
Solid, crystalline structures of incredibly tiny particles known as quantum dots have been developed by engineers in the US, and they're so close to perfect, they could be a serious contender for a silicon alternative in the super-fast computers of the future.
"The war in Iraq was a big, fat mistake. All right? The war in Iraq, we spent $2 trillion, thousands of lives…We should've never been in Iraq. We have destabilized the Middle East. You call it whatever you want…They lied. They said there were weapons of mass destruction. There were none. And they knew there were none." – Donald Trump
Basically a hit piece on Trump from obvious neocons!
BERLIN – Ross Kaminsky has been running the morning rush hour show on TalkRadio 630 KHOW in Denver for all of two months, but he's already in hot water with many of his 50,000 listeners: They like Donald Trump, and Kaminsky doesn't.
Life without bees isn't life at all. Seriously, have you considered just how empty supermarkets would be if the tiny, bumbling insects went extinct?
Since the 1980s, bee populations have diminished dramatically. At least 61 culprits – from viruses to pesticides – have been blamed, but scientists are still groping for answers.
One culprit in particular – the mite – is thought to be a major contributor to colony collapse. Because the varroa destructor mite's life is so short-lived, it has been able to evolve and develop resistance to pesticides that have been previously able to control it.
Thankfully, a solution to the catastrophe may already exist. It just took a mushroom expert and a scientist to discover it...
Independent study finds toxic heavy metals contaminating fluoride sources.
Fantasy and fairy tales can go only so far when it comes to the true condition of anything or anyone. Sooner or later the truth must out. This is very much the case when looking at the true condition of the nation the Chinese call, The Hegemon, the not-anymore-so-United States of America.
Published on Apr 29, 2013
Illuminati Exposed - Donald Trump Admitting Everything is a lie.
In February, President Obama's nominee Robert Califf sailed through the Senate approval process to be approved as the next FDA commissioner.
Califf has financial ties and some very deep connections to the pharmaceutical industry as AlterNet reports:
The facts from Georgia State
Ever since inflammation was proven to contribute to the on-set and development of the majority of diseases, researchers have been investigating plants that are rich in antioxidants in order to ascertain their effectiveness in both curing and preventing of sickness. Turmeric was among the first ones on the list and its impact in various types of cancer, as well as a swarm of other diseases, is now undeniable. Ginger is a close relative of turmeric, so scientists thought it might be a good idea to take a closer look at its healing properties. Georgia State University did just that in a trial that involved prostate cancer in mice.
What the scientists found out was awe-inspiring. The mice experienced a reduction in the size of prostate tumors by as much as 56% when taking 6-shoagoal, a pungent compound in ginger that is produced when the root is dried or cooked. By comparison to the treatment of control subjects, ginger proved to be a staggering 10,000x stronger. But the good news doesn't stop here. Particularly when it comes to prostate cancer, this root helps patients avoid death, unlike the chemotherapy that promotes a weakened immune system and even the metastasis of cancer.
Less than fifty percent of Americans are confident about the safety of their drinking water, according to a recent poll.
The Associated Press-GfK poll released Saturday shows that only 47 percent of the US population think water flowing from their tap is safe.
Dr. Hardin B. Jones focused his studies on the issues related to cancer for more than two decades. His findings, eventually, brought some shocking conclusion. He once worked as a professor of medical physics and physiology at the famous Berkeley College, and spent more than 20 years of his life studying the effects of chemotherapy in cancer patients and analyzing their life expectancy.
He suggests that the only objective of the cancer industry is profit, which is shared among Big Pharma, doctors, healthcare facilities and other participants in this industry. Therefore, whenever some patient accepts to practice regular cancer treatment, this whole industry profits.
My mother came down with cancer and I watched her wither away over several years. To this day I have never been able to decide if it was the cancer that killed her or the chemo and radiation. This article seems to settle that question.
Enough already, anti-GMO-labeling people. Really.
The bottom line is that everyone has the right to know what's in the food they're about to eat, so why the relentless attempts to try to keep such efforts at bay?
One such insane attempt was recently demonstrated by the Corn Refiners Association (CRA), which claims that labeling genetically engineered foods as such would be so costly that it would actually increase food prices. No, this isn't a joke, but an honest to goodness excuse – yet again – that aims to suffocate efforts to improve the public's health.
This is the real face of Israel and Zionism! This is what they intend to do to the whole planet!
These are the horrifying pictures of mummified corpses of dozens of animals that starved to death in the world's worst zoo.
The photographs were taken at Khan Younis zoo in the impoverished Gaza Strip. The animals were left without food due to the Palestinian and Israeli conflict, as staff were unable to feed or care for them properly.
Mohammed Awaida opened South Forest Park in 2007 and invested hundreds of thousands of dollars into the zoo.
He lost a number of animals during the Israeli attacks against Hamas which began a year later
During the three-week offensive, launched in response to rocket attacks on Israel, Awaida said he could not reach the zoo, and many animals died of neglect and starvation.
History repeated itself in summer 2014, in the aftermath of the Gaza war known as Operation Protective Edge.
By Clarice Palmer
In order to celebrate man's most valuable freedom — the freedom to choose — Danish volunteers are now giving grocery shoppers the option of purchasing items seen as "unloved" by other major supermarkets in the nation...
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While Jesus may have turned water into wine, Mr Reilly has gone for a more practical transformation – he's figured out a way to turn bull dung into paper.
During studies towards his Bachelor of Fine Arts at Whanganui UCOL, Mr Reilly discovered an affinity for paper-making.
In his research, he found different cultures were making paper from many fibrous materials – including kangaroo poo, wombat faeces and elephant manure.
Back in his hometown of Bulls, there was one logical step.
A couple of bull farmers were more than happy for Mr Reilly to clear their paddocks, and he went to work with the pooper scooper.
Figuring out how to turn raw poo into paper took a bit longer – 15 months in fact, for the smooth transformation to be honed.
First Mr Reilly has to rehydrate the bull patties, covering them with litres of water in plastic buckets and leaving them to soak.
"There's fibre from grass in there, the bull doesn't actually process the fibre," Mr Reilly explained.
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After a fortnight – during which the mixture is stirred occasionally – he sieves the waste from the fibre.
The mixture is then cooked in a caustic solution, washed, blended, bleached, sieved out onto a wire frame, and set out to dry.
Mr Reilly's father walks past. "Is he bamboozling you with the science?" he asks cheekily.
Most of the paper Mr Reilly manufactures for his business Tenax papers is made from the more conventional material harakeke, or New Zealand flax.
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And if not, at least friends are amused with being able to legitimately call him a "bullshit artist," he said.
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Claude Maillot, ships in service director, Bureau Veritas says, "Well-trained people are one of the pillars of any successful business, and especially so in such a fast-changing environment as the maritime industry. Responsible companies are continually looking to improve personnel knowledge and understanding of key issues. BV's Introduction to Maritime Labour Convention 2006 training has been designed with the particular needs of the modern maritime industry - and the time and geographical constraints on those personnel who will typically need to undergo MLC training – in mind.
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We get a lot of movies about noise these days: gunshots, screams, explosions, fist thunks, thunderous roars, revving engines, squealing tires and those deafening sonic swooshes that accompany nearly every corporate logo before the feature even gets started. But we don't experience many moments of silence at the movies (and I'm not just talking about the audiences). "Into Great Silence," though devoid of narration, musical score or much at all in the way of dialogue, encourages us to listen closely: to the sound of snow falling in the mountains, a nocturnal prayer whispered in a small wooden cell with a knocking tin stove, a bell rope pulled in a chapel. Nobody yells. Nothing detonates.
The images also open up to us gradually and quietly. We're not bombarded with fusillades of shots: "Look at this! Now this! Now this!" "Into Great Silence" unfolds with its own gentle, unforced rhythms, designed, as German filmmaker Philip Groning has said, to be less a "documentary" than a meditation.
Groning spent six months living with the monks of the eremitical Carthusian order at the Grand Chartreuse Charterhouse, or monastery, in the French Alps. He brought with him only a camera and basic sound equipment -- no crew, no lights -- to capture the daily lives, prayers and routines of this most ascetic of Catholic orders, which was founded by St. Bruno in 1084. The monks, who have taken a vow of poverty, subsist on very little. They pray aloud at times and sing solemn Gregorian chants, but they rarely speak, except on their Monday walks. If cinema had existed more than a thousand years ago, this is quite like what it may have recorded.
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