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zondag 15 februari 2009 |
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A MUST SEE Michael Tsarion - Solution Think Part 1 of 2
Part 2 of 2
Posted: 11:58:20 PM
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Synchromusicology, Chromotherapy, Synesthesia, and the Aural Current of Electric Audiomancy (HD)
Posted: 11:45:57 PM
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Movie for Today
Posted: 11:42:13 PM
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Atlantis ALL over again and how to create 1984: Scientists have reversed evolution, reconstructing a gene that existed more than 500 million years ago. The gene controls our ability to smile or frown. Posted: 11:14:08 PM
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Not-Superb Idea The $22 Billion ´Green´ City That Only 50,000 People Can Live In Interesting piece came out this week about Masdar City, that still-imaginary suburb of Abu Dhabi that is being built as a zero-carbon, 100-percent- renewable-energy-powered oasis in the desert. Posted: 11:09:51 PM
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What Mercury does to your body Dutch subtitles
Search VACCINES in this site and educate self.... Posted: 3:42:22 PM
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What's In a Flu Shot
Comical but very serious look at what's in a flu shot. Posted: 3:21:08 PM
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G7 pledges to avoid protectionism "All countries need to sustain a commitment to open trade and investment policies which are essential to economic growth and prosperity," he said. Posted: 12:34:51 AM
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Haven't I seen this before? It sure looks like something I saw before ...lemme think... Romanian office block bites the dust - video
Ah, yes ... it looks the same as those two towers in ... where was that again, and when? Posted: 12:31:35 AM
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 Beaches may harbor staph bacteria: U.S. studyIn one experiment with more than 1,000 bathers on a popular Florida beach, people spent 15 minutes dunking themselves in the sea, then bringing sea water back with them in a jug. They then tested the water for staph and MRSA and found 37 percent of the samples contained staph, and 3 percent of those contained MRSA. Jackson battling serious staph infection The Sun reported that Jackson contracted the infection following reconstructive surgery on his nose. W I K I on Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) S. aureus may occur as a commensal on human skin; it also occurs in the nose frequently (in about a third of the population) and throat less commonly. Don't you think this is a STRANGE kNEWs Post? Posted: 12:18:09 AM
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