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It takes glass one million years to decompose, which means it never wears out and can be recycled an infinite amount of times!
Gold is the only metal that doesn’t rust, even if it’s buried in the ground for thousands of years.
Your tongue is the only muscle in your body that is attached at only one end.
If you stop getting thirsty, you need to drink more water. When a human body is dehydrated, its thirst mechanism shuts off. Continue reading “Things to Know”
If there is one extremely deceptive aspect of the American Revolution, it is that the Founding Fathers made revolution look easy. Since that fateful day, over two centuries ago, revolutions have ruffled across the globe, many claiming to follow in the ideals of the American Founders, or claiming to take their principles to a higher level. Almost none of them succeeded. None succeeded as fully. Quite often the result was a tyranny darker than the one overthrown.
So why did the American Revolution succeed so wonderfully? Continue reading “Why The Revolution Worked.”
A chain of gun-shops that has built gun ranges across central Florida has announced it will no longer rent out guns in order to stop a string of suicides that occurred when customers borrowed weapons and used them to take their own lives.
Shoot Straight, the largest independently owned chain of gun stores in the state, announced on Friday that the company would end its policy. Khaled Akkawi, the store’s founder, said the economic impact on his business would be “significant” but felt he had no choice to make the decision, which he did last month. Continue reading “Hoping to avoid suicide epidemic, Florida company to end gun rentals”
The iconic but controversial former Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, has died after his medical condition significantly deteriorated, his son confirmed to the media.
The 85-year-old politician died in Tel Aviv’s Tel Hashomer hospital, also known as the Chaim Sheba Medical Center, where he had been in a coma since January 2006 after suffering a stroke and brain hemorrhage. Continue reading “Ex-Israeli PM Ariel Sharon dies at 85”
Nuclear radiation at the boundaries of the stricken Fukushima power plant has now reached 8 times government safety guidelines, TEPCO has said. The firm has been struggling to contain radioactive leaks at Fukushima since the onset over the crisis in 2011.
The levels of nuclear radiation around Fukushima’s No. 1 plant have risen to 8 millisieverts per year, surpassing the government standard of 1 milliseviert per year, reports news site Asahi Shimbun citingTokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO). Continue reading “Fukushima radiation reaches 8 times govt standards”
Sending an ex-girlfriend an email invitation to join Google+ despite an active restraining order landed a Beverly, Massachusetts man in handcuffs and behind bars.
The problem? Thomas Gagnon, 32, says he never actually sent an email of any sort. Instead, he claims it was Google’s fault.
According to Gagnon, Google automatically sent the invitation without informing him or asking for his consent. Continue reading “Massachusetts man goes to jail for automated Google+ invite to ex-girlfriend”
A new bill that’s been introduced before the Colorado General Assembly will make sure residents there won’t be able to use their food stamp benefits to buy legal weed or marijuana-infused products sold in dozens of new state-sanctioned dispensaries.
Reports have yet to surface indicating that Coloradoans have used government-provided EBT cards to purchase pot products under new state laws, but lawmakers there want to make sure that won’t become a reality. Continue reading “Food stamps won’t buy marijuana cookies in Colorado”
This eight minute song is a beautiful combination of arranged harmonies, rhythms and bass lines and thus helps to slow the heart rate, reduce blood pressure and lower levels of the stress. The song features guitar, piano and electronic samples of natural soundscapes.
A study was conducted on 40 women, who were connected to sensors and had been given challenging puzzles to complete against the clock in order to induce a level of stress. Different songs were then played, to test their heart rate, blood pressure, breathing and brain activity. The results showed that the song Weightless was 11 per cent more relaxing than any other song and even caused drowsiness among women in the lab. It induced a 65 per cent reduction in overall anxiety and brought them to a level 35 per cent lower than their usual resting rates. Continue reading “According to scientists, This is the most relaxing tune ever recorded.”
1. The Most Common Dream For People To Have Is That Of Teeth Falling Out.
According to this website, Dreams of falling teeth are the most common dreams that Dream Moods receives. The typical dream scenarios include having your teeth crumble in your hands, fall out one by one with just a light tap, grow crooked or start to rot. Continue reading “Some Interesting Facts About Dreams!”
Nerve impulses to and from the brain travel as fast as 170 miles per hour. Ever wonder how you can react so fast to things around you or why that stubbed toe hurts right away? It’s due to the super-speedy movement of nerve impulses from your brain to the rest of your body and vice versa, bringing reactions at the speed of a high powered luxury sports car.
The brain operates on the same amount of power as 10-watt light bulb. The cartoon image of a light bulb over your head when a great thought occurs isn’t too far off the mark. Your brain generates as much energy as a small light bulb even when you’re sleeping. Continue reading “10 Unbelievable Facts About Human Brain That Everyone Should Know”
Release date: JANUARY 10, 2014
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PHILADELPHIA – The Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), through its regional office in Philadelphia, Pa., continues to work in close coordination with the West Virginia Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management to support state and local efforts to ensure public health and safety, in response to emergency conditions resulting from a chemical spill in Charleston, West Virginia on Thursday. Continue reading “FEMA Supporting West Virginia Response Efforts Urges Residents in Affected Area to Listen to Local Officials”
Hundreds of West Virginia residents are complaining of exposure symptoms after a crippling chemical spill compromised the public water supply for thousands of people and forced the closure of schools businesses, and restaurants in the state capital.
By Friday evening, 737 people had called the West Virginia Poison Center to report concerns or symptoms related to the spill, including nausea, vomiting, dizziness, diarrhea, rashes and reddened skin, state health officials told Reuters. Continue reading “Hundreds in W. Va. report exposure symptoms after crippling chemical spill”
WEB Notes: There are only 320 million men, woman and children in the United States. Think about what than means folks. If every soul was working we would have a 30% plus unemployment rate, obviously we have retired folks, but children do not work either. The numbers we receive from the government are nothing but lies.
(ZeroHedge) – Curious why despite the huge miss in payrolls the unemployment rate tumbled from 7.0% to 6.7%? The reason is because in December the civilian labor force did what it usually does in the New Normal: it dropped from 155.3 million to 154.9 million, which means the labor participation rate just dropped to a fresh 35 year low, hitting levels not seen since 1978, at 62.8% down from 63.0%. Continue reading “People Not In Labor Force Soar To Record 91.8 Million; Participation Rate Plunges To 1978 Levels”
(Video) – In this documentary scientists explain our solar system is extremely unique. Our solar system operates in perfect harmony where planets consistently revolve around the sun without running into one another. Nowhere else in the universe is this found. Instead we find chaos, where stars explode and planets collide. Earth and our solar system are the exception to the rule of the universe. Continue reading “How the Universe Works: Clockwork And Creation”
(Paul Craig Roberts) – Have you seen the economic recovery? I haven’t either. But it is bound to be around here somewhere, because the National Bureau of Economic Research spotted it in June 2009, four and one-half years ago.
It is a shy and reclusive recovery, like the “New Economy” and all those promised new economy jobs. I haven’t seen them either, but we know they are here, somewhere, because the economists said so. Continue reading “The Case of the Missing Recovery”
You want to see something better than Burma Shave signs? These are Northbound on I-5 (88 miles south of Seattle ). The federal government is now petitioning to have these signs removed, or Washington state will be denied additional monies for interstate highways.
The State of Washington replied they will secede from the Union rather than be intimidated. These are a matter of free speech paid for by a private citizen. It seems the Obama government uses intimidation and ignores the first amendment when they want to silence someone. These signs are priceless. Continue reading “Northbound Signs Seen on I-5”
Sent to us by the victim’s sister, Jennifer Ryan:
I have filed complaints with the Los Angeles FBI office over and over again. The FBI Office in LA seems to be friends with the Riverside County Sheriffs and the District Attorneys office, and the LA FBI will not look at this case.
Please look at this case. Everything on the case I have posted online so you can view the Sheriff’s reports and evidence. You will see this falls under the color of law.
We have planting of evidence, excessive force, police brutality, filing of false reports and changing reports to fit their lies. Continue reading “Help Me to Clean Up Riverside County, California”
Neiman Marcus customers look to be the latest victims of hackers targeting credit card information from big retail chains.
The Dallas-based retailer confirmed on Friday it had a cyber security breach in mid-December and an undisclosed number of customers’ cards were compromised.
It is not yet known how many people have been affected, according to ABC Local. Continue reading “New target: Neiman Marcus confirm hackers have gained access to their data base of customer credit cards”
MOSCOW, January 10 (RIA Novosti) – The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is sending dozens of its personnel to Russia to help secure the upcoming Winter Olympics in Sochi from possible terror attacks, its director told reporters.
FBI director James Comey said about two dozen agents and other personnel will be sent to Moscow and more than a dozen others will be based in the Black Sea resort that is hosting the Winter Olympics from February 7 to 23. Some of them are already there, he told the Wall Street Journal. Continue reading “FBI Sends Dozens of Agents to Help Guard Sochi Olympics”
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