Author Archives: Jill in OKC

Green Med Info – by Sayer Ji Water is life, as the saying goes. And it’s more than just a poetic phrase. Water is so intrinsically connected to life, if you counted all the molecules in the human body, 99% … Continue reading →

Green Med Info The Telecommunications Industry promises fast, ubiquitous and unlimited mobile internet access with the next generation of 5G technologies by 2020, along with removal of cheap, secure and safer landlines. This 5G network is designed to provide faster downloads, streaming … Continue reading →

Green Med Info Newsletter – by Sayer Ji I created GreenMedInfo.com over 10 years ago to raise awareness about the most pressing health challenges of our times, and ways to solve them. Because of this advocacy, I’ve experienced both a … Continue reading →

LinkedIn – by Cathy Bilsky What does a signature mean? I will tell you right now that when you sign something (no matter what “they” say), it means that you accept liability. And if you don’t read and agree to … Continue reading →

Since I frequently hear the phrase “Think Tanks” I decided to take the time to tell you about my experience. About 10 years ago I began waking to the lies surrounding me thanks to, I hate to say it, Newt … Continue reading →

Newser – by John Johnson Mexico has agreed to a fundamental change on how it deals with migrants seeking asylum in the US. Instead of being allowed to cross into America, they will now be returned to Mexico to wait … Continue reading →

Newser – by Rob Quinn The family of a man used for medical practice by 11 fire department employees as his body lay on the station floor is suing the city of Bellingham, Wash., for more than $15 million. The … Continue reading →

Newser – by Rob Quinn Major League Baseball no longer wants to play ball with the Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith campaign. The league, which made a $5,000 donation to the Republican’s US Senate campaign in Mississippi, asked for it back after … Continue reading →

I recently began taking surveys to earn extra funds.  Even though I do not qualify for a lot of surveys because I do not vote nor do I use social media, I run across interesting info on mini-polls like this: … Continue reading →

Newser – by Jenn Goodman It’s Halloween season, meaning candy corn, Mallomars, pumpkin spice everything, and … cookies with human remains? That’s the snack that at least one California student reportedly brought to Da Vinci Charter Academy High School in … Continue reading →

Newser – by John Johnson A new Stephen Hawking book is out Tuesday, and the late physicist issues a warning in it that sounds straight out of a dystopian sci-fi movie. Hawking worries that genetic editing will allow the rich to … Continue reading →