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Posted by maybelline, at 09:44AM 10/06/08 :
Oldest 'Footprints' on Earth Found
Note: The oldest-known tracks of a creature apparently using legs have been discovered in rock dated to 570 million years ago in what was once a shallow sea in Nevada.
Posted by paul1e999, at 08:40AM 10/06/08 and by 1 others:
U.S. is 42nd in the World for Infant Mortality!!!
Note: Thats the head start toward health that children in most other rich countries receive. Theres a stronger focus on pre-natal care. In part because of this infant mortality in all other industrial countries is lower than the United States, which ranks 42nd in the world. EVERY other rich country does better.
Posted by diane_court, at 07:51AM 10/06/08 :
Three Europeans win 2008 Nobel for medicine
Note: One German and two French scientists won the 2008 Nobel prize for medicine or physiology for their discoveries of two viruses that cause severe human diseases, the prize awarding institute said on Monday.
Posted by paul1e999, at 07:24AM 10/06/08 and by 1 others:
Paying for gym memberships for obese children
Note: South Korea plans to help obese children pay for health club membership and other activities that can help them lose weight, an official said on Wednesday.
Posted by 747btrfly, at 05:29AM 10/06/08 :
Joe Biden sends his son and division over to Iraq
Note: "WILMINGTON, Del (Reuters) - With a month to go before the U.S. election on November 4, Democratic vice presidential nominee Joe Biden canceled campaign events for another two days on Sunday after the death of his mother-in-law. "
Posted by 747btrfly, at 05:21AM 10/06/08 :
Biden cancels campaign events for another two days - Yahoo! News
Note: "WILMINGTON, Del (Reuters) - With a month to go before the U.S. election on November 4, Democratic vice presidential nominee Joe Biden canceled campaign events for another two days on Sunday after the death of his mother-in-law. ~~~ May God Bless You and Keep You in this time of triall
Posted by solisbuty, at 05:12AM 10/06/08 and by 1 others:
Cigarette suit first up in new Supreme Court term (AP)
Note: AP - The Supreme Court opens its new term Monday with arguments over limits on lawsuits against tobacco companies.
Posted by gretbyr27, at 11:54PM 10/05/08 and by 1 others:
Chertoff seeks cyber counterattack system
Note: First, there was "Einstein," the federal government's effort to protect itself from cyber attacks by limiting the number of portals to government computer systems and searching for signs of cyber tampering.
Posted by BAHRAMERAD, at 08:14PM 10/05/08 and by 1 others:
Killing Cancer Cells With High pH Therapy
Note: Cells, whether cancerous or normal can only live and reproduce (undergo mitosis) in a pH range of between 6.5 and 7.5. A healthy cell has a pH of 7.35 while a cancer cell is more acidic. Cesium when taken orally will raise the pH of cancer cells, but not that of normal cells. When the pH of a cancer cell goes above 7.5 it dies and if it goes above 8.0 it will die in a matter of hours.What can enter a cancer cell- Every cell in the body is like a little battery. To successfully bring nourishment in, and take poisons out, it has to be fully charged. In a cancerous cell, the charge (called cell voltage) drops from 90 millivolts to less than 40 millivolts. When the cell voltage gets to the very bottom, only 5 substances can pass in or out of the cell. They are water, sugar, potassium, cesium and rubidium. Oxygen cannot enter into a cancer cell. So you see, even if there is a lot of oxygen in the blood, it won't get into the cell. Cesium, because of its electrical properties can still enter the cancerous cell. When it does so, because of it's extreme alkalinity, the cell dies. Luckily, healthy cells are not affected by cesium because their cell voltage allows them to balance themselves. The only side effect is a loss of potassium which can be remedied with eating a few bananas and potatoes. (PLEASE NOTE: Bananas, although they are rich in potassium, do contain a lot of sugar - The only part of a potato that contains sufficient amounts of potassium is the peel, the rest is carbohydrate and will turn to sugar, there are better choices for supplementing your potassium...~Vickie)-IIt is interesting to note that cancer is virtually unknown among the Hopi Indians of Arizona and the Hunza of Northern Pakistan, so long as they stay in the same environment. This strongly suggests that something they are consuming is protecting them from cancer. The Hopi water is rich in Rubidium and potassium. The Hunza water is rich in Cesium and potassium, making both of the water supplies rich with very caustically (alkaline) active metals.
Posted by veltrey, at 07:25PM 10/05/08 :
RIAA v. The People: Five Years Later
Note: File under: It doesn't really work that way.
Posted by phoebus__221, at 07:06PM 10/05/08 and by 1 others:
Death by Parachute: Teen Dragged to Death After Stunt Fails
Note: A parachutist has been killed in an attempt to land at a football stadium in France. He was blown off course as he tried to land ahead of a friendly game, and his torn parachute dragged two teenagers into the metal barrier around the pitch, killing one of them.
Posted by pkrf1end, at 03:50PM 10/05/08 and by 1 others:
Guilty at Last: OJ Faces up to 15 Years
Note: Former gridiron great O.J. Simpson was found guilty of all 12 counts in the armed robbery of two sports memorabilia dealers at a Las Vegas, Nevada, casino hotel last year.
Posted by paul1e999, at 07:40AM 10/05/08 and by 1 others:
How Much Are You Really Exercising?
Note: People struggling with obesity often underestimate how many calories they are actually consuming, which can hinder weight loss efforts. It should follow that the same person would overestimate the amount of exercise theyre doing, right? Studies found obese women reported their activity levels most accurately, when compared to overweight and normal
Posted by rodl6420, at 01:20PM 10/04/08 and by 1 others:
Antioxidants and Free radicals - antioxidant reviews
Note: Antioxidants are intimately involved in the prevention of cellular damage — the common pathway for cancer, aging, and a variety of diseases. The scientific community has begun to unveil some of the mysteries surrounding this topic, and the media has begun whetting our thirst for knowledge. Athletes have a keen interest because of health concerns and the prospect of enhanced performance and/or recovery from exercise. The purpose of this post about antioxidant reviews is to serve as a beginners guide to what antioxidants are and to briefly review their role in exercise and general health. What follows is only the tip of the iceberg in this dynamic and interesting subject.
Posted by rodl6420, at 01:19PM 10/04/08 and by 1 others:
S.Korea reports new case of suspected bird flu (Reuters)
Note: Reuters - South Korea on Saturday reported a suspected bird flu outbreak at a duck farm in Yesan city, south of Seoul, the first since the latest confirmed case about five months ago, local media reported.
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Posted by maybelline, at 09:44AM 10/06/08 :Oldest 'Footprints' on Earth Found
Note: The oldest-known tracks of a creature apparently using legs have been discovered in rock dated to 570 million years ago in what was once a shallow sea in Nevada.
Posted by paul1e999, at 08:40AM 10/06/08 and by 1 others:U.S. is 42nd in the World for Infant Mortality!!!
Note: Thats the head start toward health that children in most other rich countries receive. Theres a stronger focus on pre-natal care. In part because of this infant mortality in all other industrial countries is lower than the United States, which ranks 42nd in the world. EVERY other rich country does better.
Posted by diane_court, at 07:51AM 10/06/08 :Three Europeans win 2008 Nobel for medicine
Note: One German and two French scientists won the 2008 Nobel prize for medicine or physiology for their discoveries of two viruses that cause severe human diseases, the prize awarding institute said on Monday.
Posted by paul1e999, at 07:24AM 10/06/08 and by 1 others:Paying for gym memberships for obese children
Note: South Korea plans to help obese children pay for health club membership and other activities that can help them lose weight, an official said on Wednesday.
Posted by 747btrfly, at 05:29AM 10/06/08 :Joe Biden sends his son and division over to Iraq
Note: "WILMINGTON, Del (Reuters) - With a month to go before the U.S. election on November 4, Democratic vice presidential nominee Joe Biden canceled campaign events for another two days on Sunday after the death of his mother-in-law. "
Posted by 747btrfly, at 05:21AM 10/06/08 :Biden cancels campaign events for another two days - Yahoo! News
Note: "WILMINGTON, Del (Reuters) - With a month to go before the U.S. election on November 4, Democratic vice presidential nominee Joe Biden canceled campaign events for another two days on Sunday after the death of his mother-in-law. ~~~ May God Bless You and Keep You in this time of triall
Posted by solisbuty, at 05:12AM 10/06/08 and by 1 others:Cigarette suit first up in new Supreme Court term (AP)
Note: AP - The Supreme Court opens its new term Monday with arguments over limits on lawsuits against tobacco companies.
Posted by gretbyr27, at 11:54PM 10/05/08 and by 1 others:Chertoff seeks cyber counterattack system
Note: First, there was "Einstein," the federal government's effort to protect itself from cyber attacks by limiting the number of portals to government computer systems and searching for signs of cyber tampering.
Posted by BAHRAMERAD, at 08:14PM 10/05/08 and by 1 others:Killing Cancer Cells With High pH Therapy
Note: Cells, whether cancerous or normal can only live and reproduce (undergo mitosis) in a pH range of between 6.5 and 7.5. A healthy cell has a pH of 7.35 while a cancer cell is more acidic. Cesium when taken orally will raise the pH of cancer cells, but not that of normal cells. When the pH of a cancer cell goes above 7.5 it dies and if it goes above 8.0 it will die in a matter of hours.What can enter a cancer cell- Every cell in the body is like a little battery. To successfully bring nourishment in, and take poisons out, it has to be fully charged. In a cancerous cell, the charge (called cell voltage) drops from 90 millivolts to less than 40 millivolts. When the cell voltage gets to the very bottom, only 5 substances can pass in or out of the cell. They are water, sugar, potassium, cesium and rubidium. Oxygen cannot enter into a cancer cell. So you see, even if there is a lot of oxygen in the blood, it won't get into the cell. Cesium, because of its electrical properties can still enter the cancerous cell. When it does so, because of it's extreme alkalinity, the cell dies. Luckily, healthy cells are not affected by cesium because their cell voltage allows them to balance themselves. The only side effect is a loss of potassium which can be remedied with eating a few bananas and potatoes. (PLEASE NOTE: Bananas, although they are rich in potassium, do contain a lot of sugar - The only part of a potato that contains sufficient amounts of potassium is the peel, the rest is carbohydrate and will turn to sugar, there are better choices for supplementing your potassium...~Vickie)-IIt is interesting to note that cancer is virtually unknown among the Hopi Indians of Arizona and the Hunza of Northern Pakistan, so long as they stay in the same environment. This strongly suggests that something they are consuming is protecting them from cancer. The Hopi water is rich in Rubidium and potassium. The Hunza water is rich in Cesium and potassium, making both of the water supplies rich with very caustically (alkaline) active metals.
Posted by veltrey, at 07:25PM 10/05/08 :RIAA v. The People: Five Years Later
Note: File under: It doesn't really work that way.
Posted by phoebus__221, at 07:06PM 10/05/08 and by 1 others:Death by Parachute: Teen Dragged to Death After Stunt Fails
Note: A parachutist has been killed in an attempt to land at a football stadium in France. He was blown off course as he tried to land ahead of a friendly game, and his torn parachute dragged two teenagers into the metal barrier around the pitch, killing one of them.
Posted by pkrf1end, at 03:50PM 10/05/08 and by 1 others:Guilty at Last: OJ Faces up to 15 Years
Note: Former gridiron great O.J. Simpson was found guilty of all 12 counts in the armed robbery of two sports memorabilia dealers at a Las Vegas, Nevada, casino hotel last year.
Posted by paul1e999, at 07:40AM 10/05/08 and by 1 others:How Much Are You Really Exercising?
Note: People struggling with obesity often underestimate how many calories they are actually consuming, which can hinder weight loss efforts. It should follow that the same person would overestimate the amount of exercise theyre doing, right? Studies found obese women reported their activity levels most accurately, when compared to overweight and normal
Posted by rodl6420, at 01:20PM 10/04/08 and by 1 others:Antioxidants and Free radicals - antioxidant reviews
Note: Antioxidants are intimately involved in the prevention of cellular damage — the common pathway for cancer, aging, and a variety of diseases. The scientific community has begun to unveil some of the mysteries surrounding this topic, and the media has begun whetting our thirst for knowledge. Athletes have a keen interest because of health concerns and the prospect of enhanced performance and/or recovery from exercise. The purpose of this post about antioxidant reviews is to serve as a beginners guide to what antioxidants are and to briefly review their role in exercise and general health. What follows is only the tip of the iceberg in this dynamic and interesting subject.
Posted by rodl6420, at 01:19PM 10/04/08 and by 1 others:S.Korea reports new case of suspected bird flu (Reuters)
Note: Reuters - South Korea on Saturday reported a suspected bird flu outbreak at a duck farm in Yesan city, south of Seoul, the first since the latest confirmed case about five months ago, local media reported.
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