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A New Affordable Therapy for ADD/ADHD

Fri, 13 Nov 2009 03:09:23 GMT

clipped by: caksut

However, at an average cost of $4000+ per ADHD child, the mid or low income family simply cannot afford this proven therapy. Ritalin and other dangerous drugs has become the "standard treatment". None of these ever solve the basic problem, but they allow the teachers to control the classroom, and sedate the ADD/ADHD kids. All such drugs have serious side effects.

Tags: mood swings, mood disorder, social anxiety, bipolar disorder, panic attack, adhd

Cures For Panic Attacks

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 20:39:39 GMT

clipped by: mhaworth

Clip Source: anxietydisorderspanicattacks.com

What is panic? Panic is described as a sudden fear that can be with or without cause. It can create irrational and hysterical behavior. It is an outbreak and instance of overwhelming fear. A panic attack does not choose a person in any age or gender, it can happen to anyone at any place. This condition is harmless but threatening and can be dangerous to patients with high blood pressure.

Tags: panic attacks, cures

bed bugs blogs

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 12:49:55 GMT

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clipper's remarks: bed bugs blogs

Clip Source: en.xihalife.com

2009-11-1 - bed bugs

Deterrent is a better than naphthalene. Both are suspected of being carcinogens, deterrent being considered more dangerous. One alternative which works exceedingly well, but is not very popular, is smoking. Simply cold smoke the materials you wish to disinfect and preserve, exactly as you would a salmon.

Tags: bed bugs blogs

kill bed bugs

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 12:49:26 GMT

clipped by: bedbugs
clipper's remarks: kill bed bugs

Clip Source: en.xihalife.com

"bed bugs" by bed bugs in English (1 entries)

2009-11-1 - bed bugs

I have a few Bed Bugs materials treated in this way, (I used oak chips, and acorns, after reading about the method, and discussing it with a friend who uses this method), and despite intentionally leaving them next to infected materials, and several other experiments, no bed bugs have even gone near them. Apparently, the American Indians used the method for preserving furs as well. My stuff was cold smoked for thirty hours at less than 30°C.

Tags: kill bed bugs

Reverse hone Lookup

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 10:57:32 GMT

clipped by: Zoran2009

Clip Source: www.chicagodefender.com

There is a way a person can protect himself or herself from these dangerous and annoying situations. Reverse phone lookup is a simple but very powerful step for individuals to protect themselves from these intrusive phone calls. A simple search from these websites will reveal the callers identity as well as location. But it is never enough to settle for regular reverse phone lookup.

Tags: reverse phone lookup

shark skin battle ships

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 09:21:54 GMT

clipped by: zadoz
clipper's remarks: new hull coatings for Navy ships based on the substance, which should cut fuel use and protect the environmen

Clip Source: green.foxnews.com

Navy Ships Repel Bacteria, Thanks to Shark Skin

Ever wonder how sharks stay so squeaky clean, while whales and other sea creatures attract barnacles and other critters? That smooth skin inspired Sharklet Technologies, which based a new bacteria-busting film on it. And the Navy’s going to put it on their boats.

Researchers have been designing products inspired by or flat-out aping mother nature for years, a process called biomimicry. Sharklet Technologies is the latest to employ biomimicry, having studied the pattern of shark skin and printed it on a thin film in order to repel smaller bugs—bacteria.

Popular Science notes that the film, which is covered with microscopic diamond-shaped bumps, is the first “surface topography” proven to keep the bugs at bay. In tests in a California hospital, for three weeks the plastic sheeting’s surface prevented dangerous microorganisms, such as E. coli and Staphylococcus A, from establishing colonies large enough to infect humans.

Tags: navy, ships, paint, sharks

Poor nutrition stunts growth of millions

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 02:32:48 GMT

clipped by: tabsey
clipper's remarks: 200 million. Guess it is better than starving quickly. Most will experience starvation, as the food supply is not improving. Partial cure for overpopulation.

Clip Source: www.abc.net.au

Nearly 200 million children in developing countries suffer from stunted growth and health problems due to poor nutrition in their early years, the UN children's foundation UNICEF says.

However, the percentage of children with retarded growth in Asia fell to 30 per cent last year from 44 per cent in 1990, and in Africa to 34 per cent from 38 per cent over the same period, UNICEF said in a report.

Despite a decline in the rate of the problem, 195 million children under five years old in developing countries have stunted growth due to poor nutrition during the critical period between their conception and second birthdays, UNICEF said.

Undernourished children often have poor physical health and slower mental development.

When the problem is widespread, as in India and Afghanistan, it undermines those countries' ability to improve their economies and eradicate poverty.

"Undernutrition steals a child's strength and makes illnesses that the body might otherwise fight off far more dangerous,"

Tags: we, are, not, very, clever

Brazil in blackout for 6 hours

Wed, 11 Nov 2009 16:16:06 GMT

clipped by: shaor
clipper's remarks: Bet the thieves had a ball!

Clip Source: news.yahoo.com

Brazil seeks cause of massive blackout

SAO PAULO (AFP) – Brazil on Wednesday sought to uncover the cause of a massive and mysterious blackout overnight, amid concerns of energy supply stability for the 2016 Olympic host nation.

The outage, which hit at 10:15 pm Tuesday (0015 GMT Wednesday) and lasted four to six hours, plunged nearly half the country into darkness.

Off-duty police were called up as thousands were trapped in immobile elevators and subway trains. Cars were forced to nose through intersections made dangerous by suddenly extinguished traffic lights. Some cafes closed out of fear of a nocturnal crime wave.

Slideshow:Blackout darkens much of Brazil and Paraguay

Play Video Energy & Oil Video:Dutch town fights carbon storage AP

Blame for the emergency was leveled at the Itaipu hydro-electric station that straddles the border between Brazil and Paraguay

Paraguay, which gets 90 percent of its power from the huge plant, was left in the dark for 15 minutes during the outage.

How to Prevent Heart Hackers From Turning Off Pacemakers

Wed, 11 Nov 2009 14:15:31 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Image: flickr / library_mistress

Clip Source: blogs.discovermagazine.com

But fitting pacemakers or implanted defibrillators with WiFi also opens the door to hackers‘ attacks. Hackers could potentially steal personal information, remotely drain batteries, or cause a dangerous malfunction, so researchers are working on ways to block them. The approach relies on using ultrasound waves to determine the exact distance between a medical device and the wireless reader attempting to communicate with it

The plan is to only allow access to a medical device from wireless reading devices within 10 feet, and only then after a series of authentication steps. However, in the event of an emergency, the medical device would grant access to anyone within a few inches of the device. In other words, to anyone close enough to assist.

because the device won’t respond to requests that come from outside the predetermined distance, it would also be harder for an attacker to wear down the battery by forcing it to process one request after another

Tags: computers, hackers, privacy

Personal Injury in the Wild (infographic)

Wed, 11 Nov 2009 12:41:12 GMT

clipped by: digitalfever
clipper's remarks: Every year, thousands of people across the world are seriously injured and even killed by the wild creatures of the animal kingdom. Check out these stats on personal injury in the wild and see which animal attacks are the most dangerous.

Clip Source: www.fancystats.com

Personal injuries don't just happen on icy patches of sidewalk. Every year, thousands of people across the world are seriously injured and even killed by the wild creatures of the animal kingdom. Animal attacks may be more common than you think.

Check out these stats on personal injury in the wild and see which animal attacks are the most dangerous. Also, learn about domestic dog attacks, dangerous aquatic animals and what to do when you encounter a grizzly bear.

Personal Injury caused by animal attacks each year

Tags: animals, injury, offbeat, statistics, pic, infographic

Former "Economic Hit Man" Speaks

Wed, 11 Nov 2009 05:49:32 GMT

clipped by: blackroseheart
clipper's remarks: This is an incredible interview! Watch it, read it ... but most of all, really take in what he has to say.

Clip Source: www.democracynow.org

Hoodwinked: Former Economic Hit Man John Perkins Reveals Why the World Financial Markets Imploded—and How to Remake Them

we identify a country that has resources that corporations covet, like oil, arrange a huge loan to that country from the World Bank or one of its sisters. The money never actually goes to the country

I don’t think the failure is capitalism. I think it’s the specific kind of capitalism that we’ve developed in the last thirty or forty years, particularly beginning with the time of Reagan and Milton Friedman’s economic theories, which stress that the only goal of business is to maximize profit, regardless of the social and environmental costs, and not to regulate businesses at all—regulation is bad, all forms—and to privatize everything, so that everything is run by private business. And this mutant form of capitalism, which I think is really a predatory form of capitalism, has created an extremely unstable, unsustainable, unjust and very, very dangerous world.

Tags: economics, corporations, corruption, reagan, capitalism

Squene 2

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 12:21:36 GMT

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Clip Source: www.novaccine.com

2. "Experimental Swine Flu Vaccines Contain a Smorgasbord of Potentially Deadly Additives"
"MF-59 (Squalene) is listed by the U.S. National Library of Medicine as being too dangerous for human use. Squalene is not licensed for use in the U.S. The anthrax vaccine used on Gulf War veterans in the early 1990's was laced with Squalene. It is known to have had disastrous consequences, which include Gulf War Syndrome and ALS. Information on the toxicity and adverse effects of Squalene are available from the National Library of Medicine."

Bill Lidner, American Chronicle -- 9/18/2009

Cholera Treatment

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 07:42:57 GMT

clipped by: jannet

Clip Source: natural-homeremedies.com

Cholera is highly infectious disease that is caused by a bacterium affecting the absorption of water in the small intestine. In more severe cases it produces violent diarrhea within only a few hours. The dangerous face of cholera is the great loss of fluid that can occur in within a short spell of time. It is particularly very hazardous in children even in developing countries.

We Owe Veterans and Active Duty Warriors Better Than This

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 03:00:07 GMT

clipped by: nedhamson1
clipper's remarks: Cheney's old firm let their sub-contractors expose US soldiers and Iraqi's to a burning toxic waste pit that will cause years worth of injuries and illness. Cotracting out is good for profiteers like the former- Vice President and his buddies but an evil brew for our troops.

Clip Source: crooksandliars.com

Lawsuit Filed Against Iraq Contractors Charges Soldiers Were Poisoned

Contractors working for the military in Iraq and Afghanistan are fouling the nests of U.S. soldiers with pollution, poisoning the troops in the very bases meant to be their sanctuaries.

"burn pits" at U.S. bases in both military theaters that contain "every type of waste imaginable."

"Tires, lithium batteries, Styrofoam, paper, wood, rubber, petroleum-oil-lubricating products, metals, hydraulic fluids, munitions boxes, medical waste, biohazard materials (including human corpses), medical supplies (including those used during smallpox inoculations), paints, solvents, asbestos insulation, items containing pesticides, polyvinyl chloride pipes, animal carcasses, dangerous chemicals, and hundreds of thousands of plastic water bottles."

Anne Frank diary offends Lebanon's Hezbollah

Mon, 09 Nov 2009 20:22:33 GMT

clipped by: infidel70

Clip Source: news.yahoo.com

BEIRUT (AFP) – Anne Frank's diary has been censored out of a school textbook in Lebanon following a campaign by the militant group Hezbollah claiming the classic work promotes Zionism.

The row erupted after Hezbollah learned excerpts of "The Diary of Anne Frank" were included in the textbook used by a private English-language school in western Beirut.

Hezbollah's Al-Manar television channel ran a report slamming the book for focusing on the persecution of Jews.

"What is even more dangerous is the dramatic, theatrical way in which the diary is emotionally recounted," said the report aired last week and also published on the station's website.

It questioned how long Lebanon would "remain an open arena for the Zionist invasion of education."

A member of the school board, Jimmy Shoufani, told AFP the school dropped the textbook from its curriculum after the controversy erupted. He asked that the school not be identified.

Hezbollah officials could not reached for comment.