Audi A7
Gallery: New York Auto Show 2011 | Popular Science
Mercedes Benz A class concept
Lexus LF-Gh
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Republican oil cartels $4 a gallon speculation war price of gas.
US oil cartel monopolies in power start a war somewhere, then blame a high gas price on it. We have seen it time and again.
News from The Associated Press
Monday, April 4, 2011
4-19-95 Oklahoma bombing practically proven controlled demolition inside operation. Experts agree on demolition charges. Impossible otherwise.
"massive destruction was primarily the result of four demolition charges placed at critical structural points at the third floor level."
Air Force General Benton Partin, who for years headed the Air Force Armaments Laboratory
I believe that the demolitions charges in the building were placed inside at certain key concrete columns did the primary damage to the Murrah Federal Building,”
and that,
“It would have been absolutely impossible and against the laws of nature for a truck full of fertilizer and fuel oil… no matter how much was used… to bring the building down.”
Dr. Sam Cohen, inventor of the neutron bomb
www.OKbombingTruth.com
We Are Change Oklahoma
So London bombing 7/7/5 is also inside operation.
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Cellphone Radiation May Alter Your Brain. Here are rules of safe use.
The Journal of the American Medical Association indicated that heavy use of cell phone could alter brain activity.
it was unclear whether the changes in the brain — an increase in glucose metabolism after using the phone for less than an hour — had any negative health or behavioral effects.
advises users to keep cellphones at a distance by putting them on speaker mode or using a wired headset whenever possible.
The next best option is a wireless Bluetooth headset or earpiece, which emit radiation at far lower levels.
If a headset isn’t feasible, holding your phone just slightly away from your ear can make a big difference; the intensity of radiation diminishes sharply with distance. “Every millimeter counts,”
So crushing your cellphone into your ear to hear better in a crowded bar is probably a bad idea.
Go outside if you have to take or make a call.
And you might not want to put your cellphone in your breast or pants pocket either, because that also puts it right up against your body.
Carry it in a purse or briefcase or get a nonmetallic belt clip that orients it away from your body.
Some studies have suggested a link between cellphone use and cancer, lower bone density and infertility in men.
But other studies show no effect at all.
You can get an idea of the relative amounts of radiation various cellphone models emit by looking at their SAR, or specific absorption rate.
the Environmental Working Group, a nonprofit organization, has a comprehensive list of the SAR values for most cellphones available from major carriers on its Web site.
But more important than looking for a low-SAR phone is how you use it.
Many cellphones emit the most radiation when they initially establish contact with the cell tower, making their “digital handshake.”
To reduce exposure it’s best to wait until after your call has been connected to put your cellphone next to your ear.
emission of radiation is “significantly less when a cellphone is receiving - you listen - signals than when it is transmitting - you talk,”
cellphone emits less when you are stationary because when you are moving rapidly — say, in a car or train — it must repeatedly issue little bursts of radiation to make digital handshakes with different towers as it moves in and out of range.
weak signal indicates it has to work harder and thus will emit more radiation. “Fewer bars means more radiation
Children’s developing brains and tissues are thought to be most vulnerable to cellphone radiation.
Health authorities in Britain, France, Germany and Russia have all issued warnings against allowing small children to use cellphones for extended periods, if at all.
from www.nytimes.com - www.nyt.com
Cellphone Radiation May Alter Your Brain. Let’s Talk. - NYTimes.comsafety, cellphones, headset buying tips in full
lookup cellphone radiation levels
Samsung the best, Motorola the worst, in general
Friday, April 1, 2011
Meteorite may have seeded life on Earth � Everyday Science
Life on Earth probably originated elsewhere. Life may have started in space and come to Earth on comets.
The new research suggests that the meteorites, which carry with them records of chemistry in theearly solar system, may have seeded Earth with the molecular precursors of life.
a group of U.S. researchers has found evidence of emission of extraterrestrial nitrogen by a primitive meteorite.
Nitrogen is a chemical element essential for life, found in all terrestrial organisms.
Studies with the Murchison meteorite, which reached Australia in 1969 showed that the rock is also rich in organic compounds
The origin of life on Earth is a very deep mystery and many scientists are convinced we need to look outside our own planet for an explanation.
One obvious objection to any form of exogenesis is that we have simply transferred the problem elsewhere — we have still not answered the question of how, when or where life began.
‘life’ may be as ubiquitous as hydrogen and helium, and that at night we are peering into a cosmos that is, quite literally, hopping with life and life, moreover, as we know it.
Until recently a big argument against this idea was the belief that life forms could not possibly survive the rigours of deep space.
It is now known, however, that some bacteria, viruses and even primitive animals such as the tiny insect-like eight-legged tardigrade — an earthly creature which scientists have taken into space — can easily survive, perhaps for millions of years, in the radiation-bathed vacuum of space.
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