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Saturday, April 17, 2010
Animated Magnetosphere Update - April 17, 2010
Magnetosphere Update - Saturday Morning April 17, 2010 at 8:50 AM CDT
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Friday, April 16, 2010
Animated Magnetosphere Update - April 16, 2010
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Joyce Riley's THE POWER HOUR NEWS - Friday, April 16, 2010
TPH listeners: We need you help in identifying these structures -- They are located near Sedalia, Missouri in Pettis County at location of TT and Monsees Dr. off Hwy 50E. They were built by the military from the base near there. The only thing the military charged for was the fuel. In picture 1 you can see the ball field which was also built at the same time. The neighbors were told they were "shelters" however during storms they are not used. The property is allegedly owned by a local Judge. They are 1 0f 8 to be built here and and each one will hold 1,000 people. We would like your help in identifying, are they fallout shelters, concentration or relocation shelters or jusy plain old tornado shelters. Your help would be appreciated. Joyce Riley
VIDEO: Somalis arrive in Tennessee small town and who brings them in there
Tea party activists rally across Texas -- Flag-waving tea party activists gathered at tax-day rallies around Texas on Thursday, denouncing big government
while cheering on former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich and other politicians.
Icelandic Volcanic Ash Alert -- All flights in and out of the UK and several other European countries have been suspended as ash from a volcanic eruption in Iceland moves south.
* Related Article: Europe flights could be grounded into weekend by ash -- Flights across much of Europe will be severely disrupted well into Saturday because of drifting ash ejected from a volcano in Iceland, officials said. Hundreds of thousands of passengers in Europe and around the world have been affected.
F.D.A. Sends Another Warning to Apotex -- In the letter, posted on the Food and Drug Administration's Web site late Wednesday, the agency cited lapses at Apotex, Canada's biggest drug company, that included charred particles in a diabetes drug; contamination of an antihistamine, and drug cross-contamination that resulted from inadequate cleaning of manufacturing equipment.
Another 2.15 Million Ounces of Silver Disappear From the SLV ETF -- Talking about silver disappearing... the U.S. Mint updated their April sales figures yesterday. They reported that 21,500 gold eagles and another 749,500 silver eagles were sold. This brings April one-ounce gold eagle sales up to 33,500... and silver eagle sales up to 1,147,000. The Comex-approved depositories reported a net inflow of a very tiny 17,950 ounces on Wednesday. But there was a lot of in-and-out movements associated with that small change... and you can view all the action here.
U.S. Dollar - Grave Concerns Remain -- We continue to see risks ahead for the U.S. economy, and in particular, the U.S. dollar. Significant global imbalances remain - indeed; the recent global financial crisis has served to exaggerate many of these imbalances. Of grave concern is the unsustainable Federal budget deficit, which may have morphed out of control, with no signs of government constraint over the near-term.
April 15 2010: Foreclosures will be the wrecking ball for the American economy -- Not only are foreclosures, short sales and the like devastating for homeowners, they are a death knell for many banks. For the past three years, Washington's policy has been to sweep anything toxic under the carpet. Well, we've run out of carpet. And pondering this unequaled mess, it shouldn't surprise anyone that jobless claims come in far worse than projected. The very foundations are starting to shake. And it no longer matters what tricks come out of the Fed, the Treasury, Wall Street, the White House or Capitol Hill.
Markets Could Be Derailed Again, Warns Soros -- Railway porter-turned-billionaire financier George Soros delivered a stark warning last night that the financial world is on the wrong track and that we may be hurtling towards an even bigger boom and bust than in the credit crisis.
Firms Reaped Windfalls in Lehman Auction -- Barclays Bank and Goldman Sachs reaped windfalls from an emergency auction of Lehman Brothers' derivatives portfolio, but the firms and the exchange that held the auction may be immune from any lawsuits, a court-appointed examiner said.
Predator Priests Shuffled Around Globe -- There he was, five decades later, the priest who had raped Joe Callander in Massachusetts. The photo in the Roman Catholic newsletter showed him with a smile across his wrinkled face, near-naked Amazon Indian children in his arms and at his feet.
Special Army Unit Ready to be Deployed on American Soil Just Before November Elections - UPDATE -- In October of this year, one month prior to the November midterm elections, a special army unit known as 'Consequence Management Response Force' will be ready for deployment on American soil if so ordered by the President.
New Website Takes Aim at Redflex Traffic Systems -- It used to be so much easier to sweep these things under the rug, eh mates? Australia’s Redflex Traffic Systems (ASX:RDF) has had enough trouble brushing off all the bad press and embarrassments, but now the highlights have been chronicled for all to see on http://www.FireRedflex.com
McCain: US Should 'Pull the Trigger on Iran' -- Senator John McCain said the United States has been backing away from a brewing fight with Iran, while that country moves ever closer to having nuclear weapons.
Mysterious Radio Waves Emitted from Nearby Galaxy -- There is something strange in the cosmic neighborhood. An unknown object in the nearby galaxy M82 has started sending out radio waves, and the emission does not look like anything seen anywhere in the universe before.
Senators Consider Gasoline Tax as Part of Climate Bill -- Leading voices in the Senate are considering a new tax on gasoline as part of an effort to win Republican and oil industry support for the energy and climate bill now idling in Congress.
Crime Prediction Software Is Here and It's a Very Bad Idea -- There are no naked pre-cogs inside glowing jacuzzis yet, but the Florida State Department of Juvenile Justice will use analysis software to predict crime by young delinquents, putting potential offenders under specific prevention and education programs. Goodbye, human rights!
Genetic Breakthrough Could Produce Babies With Three Parents -- Researchers in the UK have developed a method of curing a class of genetic disorders by transplanting parts of embryonic cells from one mother to another, creating the possibility of babies with three biological parents.
Using Your Thought-Controlled iPhone to Dial Home -- Don your telepathic headset and plug into your iPhone. Want to call your friend? Just look at her picture and think about her.
You'll Get Nothing and Like It -- No, this isn’t a game of “Battleship”, it’s your place in line to get that broken finger looked at by a healthcare professional. That’s right, I said “healthcare professional”. That nurse who used to greet you and take your blood pressure before turning you over to a physician has now become your doctor. And that general practitioner who used to treat you for minor illness has now become your brain surgeon. Welcome to life under Obamacare!
Ahmadinejad Asks UN to Investigate 911 -- Iran’s president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who said last month that the terrorist attacks in the United States on Sept. 11, 2001, were “a big fabrication,” wrote to the United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, on Tuesday to ask him to open an investigation into the events of that day.
Artificial Pancreas Works in 11 Patients -- A test run of an "artificial pancreas" that monitors blood sugar and delivers both insulin and regulatory hormone called glucagon helped patients achieve near-normal blood sugar levels for more than 24 hours, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday.
What Are the Health Consequences of the Tax Season Burden on Americans? -- It's tax season in the U.S. again, and when it comes to discussions about the financial burden on the economy from the complexity of the current U.S. tax code, most of the criticisms focus on the number of dollars (or hours) spent in compliance.
Bayer Admits GMO Contamination Out of Control -- Drug and chemical giant Bayer AG has admitted that there is no way to stop the uncontrolled spread of its genetically modified crops.
Happiness Prevents Heart Disease -- Sometimes it is the simple things in life that make all the difference in maintaining good health.
7,500 Online Shoppers Unknowingly Sold Their Souls - must read! -- A computer game retailer revealed that it legally owns the souls of thousands of online shoppers, thanks to a clause in the terms and conditions agreed to by online shoppers.
Bernake: America Facing Armageddon -- Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress Wednesday that America is facing something approaching a debt Armageddon
Taxpayers Foot the State Department's Stiff Liquor Bill -- Months after President Obama urged federal agencies last year to cut wasteful spending, the U.S. Department of State paid $3,814 to fill an order of Jack Daniel's whiskey for gratuities at one of its many overseas embassies.
Here's Obama's Secret Plan to Drastically Reduce the Deficit and Save Economy -- Obama's Secret Plan for Economic Revival. Obama's strategy to extricate the US from its dire economic straights has been leaking out from Washington over the past few weeks. How does he wean the country off of massive stimulus programs, zero interest rates, and ballooning deficits?
VIDEO: Somalis arrive in Tennessee small town and who brings them in there
Tea party activists rally across Texas -- Flag-waving tea party activists gathered at tax-day rallies around Texas on Thursday, denouncing big government
while cheering on former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich and other politicians.
Icelandic Volcanic Ash Alert -- All flights in and out of the UK and several other European countries have been suspended as ash from a volcanic eruption in Iceland moves south.
* Related Article: Europe flights could be grounded into weekend by ash -- Flights across much of Europe will be severely disrupted well into Saturday because of drifting ash ejected from a volcano in Iceland, officials said. Hundreds of thousands of passengers in Europe and around the world have been affected.
F.D.A. Sends Another Warning to Apotex -- In the letter, posted on the Food and Drug Administration's Web site late Wednesday, the agency cited lapses at Apotex, Canada's biggest drug company, that included charred particles in a diabetes drug; contamination of an antihistamine, and drug cross-contamination that resulted from inadequate cleaning of manufacturing equipment.
Another 2.15 Million Ounces of Silver Disappear From the SLV ETF -- Talking about silver disappearing... the U.S. Mint updated their April sales figures yesterday. They reported that 21,500 gold eagles and another 749,500 silver eagles were sold. This brings April one-ounce gold eagle sales up to 33,500... and silver eagle sales up to 1,147,000. The Comex-approved depositories reported a net inflow of a very tiny 17,950 ounces on Wednesday. But there was a lot of in-and-out movements associated with that small change... and you can view all the action here.
U.S. Dollar - Grave Concerns Remain -- We continue to see risks ahead for the U.S. economy, and in particular, the U.S. dollar. Significant global imbalances remain - indeed; the recent global financial crisis has served to exaggerate many of these imbalances. Of grave concern is the unsustainable Federal budget deficit, which may have morphed out of control, with no signs of government constraint over the near-term.
April 15 2010: Foreclosures will be the wrecking ball for the American economy -- Not only are foreclosures, short sales and the like devastating for homeowners, they are a death knell for many banks. For the past three years, Washington's policy has been to sweep anything toxic under the carpet. Well, we've run out of carpet. And pondering this unequaled mess, it shouldn't surprise anyone that jobless claims come in far worse than projected. The very foundations are starting to shake. And it no longer matters what tricks come out of the Fed, the Treasury, Wall Street, the White House or Capitol Hill.
Markets Could Be Derailed Again, Warns Soros -- Railway porter-turned-billionaire financier George Soros delivered a stark warning last night that the financial world is on the wrong track and that we may be hurtling towards an even bigger boom and bust than in the credit crisis.
Firms Reaped Windfalls in Lehman Auction -- Barclays Bank and Goldman Sachs reaped windfalls from an emergency auction of Lehman Brothers' derivatives portfolio, but the firms and the exchange that held the auction may be immune from any lawsuits, a court-appointed examiner said.
Predator Priests Shuffled Around Globe -- There he was, five decades later, the priest who had raped Joe Callander in Massachusetts. The photo in the Roman Catholic newsletter showed him with a smile across his wrinkled face, near-naked Amazon Indian children in his arms and at his feet.
Special Army Unit Ready to be Deployed on American Soil Just Before November Elections - UPDATE -- In October of this year, one month prior to the November midterm elections, a special army unit known as 'Consequence Management Response Force' will be ready for deployment on American soil if so ordered by the President.
New Website Takes Aim at Redflex Traffic Systems -- It used to be so much easier to sweep these things under the rug, eh mates? Australia’s Redflex Traffic Systems (ASX:RDF) has had enough trouble brushing off all the bad press and embarrassments, but now the highlights have been chronicled for all to see on http://www.FireRedflex.com
McCain: US Should 'Pull the Trigger on Iran' -- Senator John McCain said the United States has been backing away from a brewing fight with Iran, while that country moves ever closer to having nuclear weapons.
Mysterious Radio Waves Emitted from Nearby Galaxy -- There is something strange in the cosmic neighborhood. An unknown object in the nearby galaxy M82 has started sending out radio waves, and the emission does not look like anything seen anywhere in the universe before.
Senators Consider Gasoline Tax as Part of Climate Bill -- Leading voices in the Senate are considering a new tax on gasoline as part of an effort to win Republican and oil industry support for the energy and climate bill now idling in Congress.
Crime Prediction Software Is Here and It's a Very Bad Idea -- There are no naked pre-cogs inside glowing jacuzzis yet, but the Florida State Department of Juvenile Justice will use analysis software to predict crime by young delinquents, putting potential offenders under specific prevention and education programs. Goodbye, human rights!
Genetic Breakthrough Could Produce Babies With Three Parents -- Researchers in the UK have developed a method of curing a class of genetic disorders by transplanting parts of embryonic cells from one mother to another, creating the possibility of babies with three biological parents.
Using Your Thought-Controlled iPhone to Dial Home -- Don your telepathic headset and plug into your iPhone. Want to call your friend? Just look at her picture and think about her.
You'll Get Nothing and Like It -- No, this isn’t a game of “Battleship”, it’s your place in line to get that broken finger looked at by a healthcare professional. That’s right, I said “healthcare professional”. That nurse who used to greet you and take your blood pressure before turning you over to a physician has now become your doctor. And that general practitioner who used to treat you for minor illness has now become your brain surgeon. Welcome to life under Obamacare!
Ahmadinejad Asks UN to Investigate 911 -- Iran’s president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who said last month that the terrorist attacks in the United States on Sept. 11, 2001, were “a big fabrication,” wrote to the United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, on Tuesday to ask him to open an investigation into the events of that day.
Artificial Pancreas Works in 11 Patients -- A test run of an "artificial pancreas" that monitors blood sugar and delivers both insulin and regulatory hormone called glucagon helped patients achieve near-normal blood sugar levels for more than 24 hours, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday.
What Are the Health Consequences of the Tax Season Burden on Americans? -- It's tax season in the U.S. again, and when it comes to discussions about the financial burden on the economy from the complexity of the current U.S. tax code, most of the criticisms focus on the number of dollars (or hours) spent in compliance.
Bayer Admits GMO Contamination Out of Control -- Drug and chemical giant Bayer AG has admitted that there is no way to stop the uncontrolled spread of its genetically modified crops.
Happiness Prevents Heart Disease -- Sometimes it is the simple things in life that make all the difference in maintaining good health.
7,500 Online Shoppers Unknowingly Sold Their Souls - must read! -- A computer game retailer revealed that it legally owns the souls of thousands of online shoppers, thanks to a clause in the terms and conditions agreed to by online shoppers.
Bernake: America Facing Armageddon -- Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress Wednesday that America is facing something approaching a debt Armageddon
Taxpayers Foot the State Department's Stiff Liquor Bill -- Months after President Obama urged federal agencies last year to cut wasteful spending, the U.S. Department of State paid $3,814 to fill an order of Jack Daniel's whiskey for gratuities at one of its many overseas embassies.
Here's Obama's Secret Plan to Drastically Reduce the Deficit and Save Economy -- Obama's Secret Plan for Economic Revival. Obama's strategy to extricate the US from its dire economic straights has been leaking out from Washington over the past few weeks. How does he wean the country off of massive stimulus programs, zero interest rates, and ballooning deficits?
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Animated Magnetosphere Update - April 15, 2010
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April 15, 2010 at 6:25 PM CDT |
NaturalNews.com | Today's Featured Stories - April 15, 2010
What are the health consequences of the tax season burden on American taxpayers? (NaturalNews) It's tax season in the U.S. again, and when it comes to discussions about the financial burden on the economy from the complexity of the current U.S. tax code, most of the criticisms focus on the number of dollars (or hours) spent in compliance...
Bayer admits GMO contamination out of control (NaturalNews) Drug and chemical giant Bayer AG has admitted that there is no way to stop the uncontrolled spread of its genetically modified crops. "Even the best practices can't guarantee perfection," said Mark Ferguson, the company's defense lawyer...
Scientists find walnuts fight prostate cancer (NaturalNews) Walnuts are a rich plant source of omega-3s, the fatty acids also found in cold water fish like salmon. Omega-3s are known to lower the risk of a host of health problems from depression to heart disease. Walnuts are also loaded with gamma...
Happiness prevents heart disease (NaturalNews) Sometimes it is the simple things in life that make all the difference in maintaining good health. A recent study published in the European Heart Journal revealed that people who are happy and have a positive outlook on life are less...
Heal and Prevent Heart Disease with Nutrition, Part I Doctors tell us that cardiovascular disease cannot be cured, but instead can only be managed, primarily with drugs such as statins. Likewise they would also have us believe that the best way to prevent cardiovascular problems is through the...
Poor children more likely to be put on antipsychotic drugs (NaturalNews) Poor children are vastly more likely to be given antipsychotic drugs than middle class children, and often for less serious conditions, according to a study conducted by researchers from Rutgers and Columbia Universities and released ahead...
Prevent and Fight Cancer through Correct Nutrition Is there really such a thing as an anti-cancer food? According to The National Cancer Institute, roughly one third of all cancer deaths may be diet related. Recent studies show that there is not a single element in a particular food...
Coconut Water: Nature Provides Its Own Sports Drink Coconut water has been a staple for tropical regions around the world for centuries. Recently it has been grabbing the attention of athletes, sports enthusiasts, and health-conscious individuals as a natural and healthy alternative to sports...
How to Avoid the Health Hazards of Modern Grains The wholesome content of "our daily bread" has dwindled greatly since the late 1800s. In the early 1900s, Dr. Harvey Wiley, MD, opposed the process of bleaching flour at the turn of the century from his official position as head of the Bureau...
America does not have a shortage of doctors, it has an excess of disease (NaturalNews) Now that health reform relying on monopolized medicine has become the law of the land across America, the mainstream media is reporting on a sudden shortage of doctors. The nearly one million doctors who already treat a sick...
Today's health headlines from across the 'net
(selected by the Health Ranger for your education and amusement)- U.S. police brutally assault unarmed student, beating him and fabricating false report to justify their crime
- Drug-dealing doctor gets 4 years in prison for prescribing painkillers
- Burger King Whoppers: Have it your way (with a little spit)
- Still pushing the pandemic: WHO says H1N1 still a huge threat to "healthy" young adults
- Don't wanna hear it: Dems cancel healthcare tax hearing
- Los Angeles about to declare bankruptcy
- Across America, hating the government has finally gone mainstream
- Much like humans, mushrooms generate vitamin D when exposed to sunlight
- General Mills says it will cut sodium levels by 20 percent in some of its products
- Former NY Gov. Pataki announces plan for national repeal of health care law
- FDA approves of pancreatic enzymes, but only if you buy them from drug companies
- Anticonvulsant drugs raise suicide risk
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Animated Magnetosphere Update | REVERSAL - April 14, 2010
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April 14, 2010 at 6:35 PM CDT |
NaturalNews.com | Today's Featured Stories - April 14, 2010
America does not have a shortage of doctors, it has an excess of disease (NaturalNews) Now that health reform relying on monopolized medicine has become the law of the land across America, the mainstream media is reporting on a sudden shortage of doctors. The nearly one million doctors who already treat a sick...
Migratory birds are teaching humans about the benefits of superfood berries (NaturalNews) Birds such as sparrows, thrushes and warblers are apparently experts on preventing disease and optimizing their bodies to deal with stress. If that sounds like an exaggeration, consider this: scientists at the University of Rhode Island...
Placebo treatments much stronger than previously thought (NaturalNews) A recent study published in the British medical journal, Lancet, has found that placebo, or fake, medical treatments exhibit a noticeable biological effect on patients. A panel of international researchers pored through a series of...
Juice Daddy Jay Kordich joins NaturalNews Talk Hour (NaturalNews) This week the NaturalNews Talk Hour presents "All Juiced Up!" with our special guest Jay Kordich, the Father of Juicing. Discover the power of self-healing as Jay shares his success in overcoming cancer plus much more. Jay has influenced...
Celebrate World Homeopathy Awareness Week 2010 World Homeopathy Awareness Week is an international celebration of homeopathy. The event commences on the 255th birthday of the founder of homeopathy, Samuel Hahnemann, on April 10th 2010. Events around the world invite participants to free...
Antidepressant use increases risk of stroke (NaturalNews) Taking antidepressants may significantly increase the risk of stroke in post-menopausal women, according to a study conducted by researchers from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine and published in the Archives of Internal Medicine...
Bee Pollen: Nature Provides an Answer for Allergies It may seem counterintuitive to think that something with the word "pollen" in its title may actually be a powerful tool for combating pollen and other allergies. Yet the supporting evidence of bee pollen's prowess in helping people overcome...
Why it is Essential to Boost Glutathione and How to Naturally The importance of glutathione or GSH, considered the master antioxidant and an important immune booster, has been discussed in previous Natural News articles. But this follow up clarifies the differences between externally administered glutathione...
Practice Fun Exercise Routines for Good Health Detest exercise? Tired of mind-numbingly boring minutes spent on a treadmill or endless laps up and down the pool? While the majority of us recognize that we must exercise for good health, many view exercise as just one more boring chore...
Today's health headlines from across the 'net
(selected by the Health Ranger for your education and amusement)- Now mainstream media attacks Dr. Oz for asking intelligent, skeptical questions about vaccines
- Doctor actually recommends a plant-based diet (and it helped his patient lose 35 pounds)
- High-glycemic carbs linked to heart disease in women
- Massive doctor shortage in USA as nation invests in sickness rather than health
- A healthier diet lowers Alzheimer's risk by 40 percent
- Anonymous web comments about to be phased out by online news sites
- GE to introduce mass-market LED light bulb
- PETA says Ringling Bros. circus guilty of elephant torture
- Oops: Almost a million dead people may have their organ donation wishes violated
- FDA concerned about dangers of triclosan, the chemical used in antibacterial soaps
- Johnson & Johnson, criminal drug pushers and exploiters of senior citizens
- Coca-Cola documentary exposes corporate-sponsored murder in Colombia
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
SpaceWeather.com | HUGE Solar Prominences erupted from the sun's northwestern limb today - April 13, 2010
OMG! HUGE PROMINENCE: One of the biggest prominences in years erupted from the sun's northwestern limb today. The massive plasma-filled structure rose up and burst during a ~2 hour period around 0900 UT. Mark Townley sends this freeze-frame from his backyard observatory in Brierley Hill, West Midlands, UK:
The eruption hurled a bright coronal mass ejection (CME) into space: SOHO movie:
The cloud is not heading toward Earth, at least not directly. A glancing blow from the outskirts of the CME is possible two to three days from now, but any impact is likely to be mild. The eruption was more photogenic than geoeffective.
More images: from Steve Wainwright of Gower, South Wales UK; from Patrick Bornet of Saint Martin sur Nohain, Nièvre, France; from Robert Arnold of Isle of Skye, Scotland; from Les Observateurs Associés au Pic du Midi, France; from Gianfranco Meregalli of Milano Italy
Animated Magnetosphere Update - April 13, 2010
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April 13, 2010 at 6:30 PM CDT |
NaturalNews.com | Today's Featured Stories - April 13, 2010
| Introducing Daniel Vitalis, an interview about water, immunity and SurThrival (NaturalNews) If you don't yet know who Daniel Vitalis is, you're in for a real treat. Among all the people I've ever interviewed, Daniel is among the very best communicators in the world on cutting-edge topics like wild foods, spring water, medicinal... |
| BPA hormone disruptor now contaminates Earth's oceans, scientists warn (NaturalNews) Earlier this year, research linked bisphenol A (BPA), a common component of plastics and a powerful hormone disrupter, to heart disease... |
| Optician cures his own blindness with herbal medicine made with marigolds (NaturalNews) A retired optician says he has cured his own case of age-related blindness with a supplement containing a marigold derivative. "I decided to this off my own back," said 73-year-old Harry Marsland. "I treated myself... |
| Popular diabetes drug smells like dirty socks (or dead fish) (NaturalNews) A group of doctors from the Medical College of Georgia have written a letter to the journal Annals of Internal Medicine explaining that a preventable side effect of a popular diabetes drug is causing patients not to take it. |
| Take Action to Get GMOs Out of the Food Supply According to Jeffery Smith, a leading GMO activist, when a critical number of consumers abandon GMO foods and brands, it will be enough to force them out of common products and get them out of our food supply. Want to help? Print this food... |
| It is Official: Diabetes Drug Avandia Causes Heart Attacks A recently-released Senate committee report has uncovered that GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), the maker of the diabetes drug Avandia, concealed information verifying that the drug has caused tens of thousands of heart attacks in patients who took... |
| Boost the Immune System and Prevent Flu, Colds and Coughs Many people think of colds and flu as inevitable and resort to going for a flu shot as a preventative measure or to taking plenty of drugs in an attempt to cure colds and flu. Yet, by eating correctly, eliminating harmful foods, reducing... |
| If mainstream medicine really works, why are Americans so unhealthy? (NaturalNews) Did you ever wonder why such an alarmingly high percentage of Americans are obese, diabetic, depressed and suffering from cancer, heart disease, kidney disorders and skin problems? Now consider the fact that Americans pay more per capita... |
Today's health headlines from across the 'net
(selected by the Health Ranger for your education and amusement)- Anonymous web comments about to be phased out by online news sites
- GE to introduce mass-market LED light bulb
- PETA says Ringling Bros. circus guilty of elephant torture
- Oops: Almost a million dead people may have their organ donation wishes violated
- FDA concerned about dangers of triclosan, the chemical used in antibacterial soaps
- Johnson & Johnson, criminal drug pushers and exploiters of senior citizens
- Coca-Cola documentary exposes corporate-sponsored murder in Colombia
- Target to install recycling stations at all its 1,740 stores in the U.S.
- Western doctors claim type-1 diabetes is incurable... But then they suddenly claim a vaccine can cure it!
- Sunscreen company infuses its creams with vitamin D to overcome sunscreen-induced deficiencies
- Johnson & Johnson caught up in massive conspiracy, fraud lawsuit
- Rheumatoid arthritis increasing in white women (due to vitamin D deficiency)
Monday, April 12, 2010
Animated Magnetosphere Update - April 12, 2010
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NaturalNews.com | Today's Featured Stories - April 12, 2010
If mainstream medicine really works, why are Americans so unhealthy? (NaturalNews) Did you ever wonder why such an alarmingly high percentage of Americans are obese, diabetic, depressed and suffering from cancer, heart disease, kidney disorders and skin problems? Now consider the fact that Americans pay more per capita...
Procter and Gamble to reduce 1,4-dioxane levels in Herbal Essences shampoos
(NaturalNews) A recent press conference hosted by the Green Patriot Working Group (GPWG) included an announcement that Procter and Gamble (P&G) will be reducing the levels of toxic 1,4-dioxane in its Herbal Essences line of hair care products. P&G has...
Some US hospital patients exposed to 700 percent excess radiation from CT scans (NaturalNews) The FDA has launched an investigation into how patients at several different hospitals were exposed to as much as eight times more radiation than they were supposed to receive while undergoing computed tomography (CT) scans of their brains...
Central Figure in CDC Vaccine Safety Studies Investigated for Fraud One of the central figures in the Center for Disease Control`s (CDC) claims about vaccine safety is reported to be under investigation by Danish police after almost $2 million turned up missing that was supposed to have been spent on research...
Battery Breakthrough Technology Could Power Homes for Pennies Per Kilowatt Hour
(NaturalNews) Scientists with Ceramatec, the research and development arm of CoorsTek, say that they have developed a new kind of deep-storage battery that, when coupled with on-site power generation mechanisms like wind and solar electricity, could power...
Turmeric is the Anti-Aging, Anti-Oxidant, Anti-Inflammatory Super Spice Curcumin's anti-inflammatory properties have been known in Chinese and Ayurvedic Medicines for thousands of years. It is the active ingredient of turmeric, which is a component of the curry preparations used daily in Indian and other South...
Junk Food Found to Deteriorate Pleasure Center of Brain A new study just found that a diet with unlimited junk food desensitizes the pleasure centers of the brain. As a consequence, more and more junk foods were required to feel the same level of pleasure. The study used rats, but since rats and...
Qi Stimulation without Needles: Acupressure Brings Healing Acupressure has become increasingly popular in the west in recent years, though it has been used for centuries as a natural treatment for various diseases. A traditional technique of Chinese medicine, it is similar to acupuncture but less...
Health Ranger thanks NaturalNews readers for their support (NaturalNews) I've just completed three weeks of touring in California where I got the chance to meet literally hundreds of NaturalNews supporters face to face at four different events. Although the schedule was quite demanding, being able to meet and...
Today's health headlines from across the 'net
(selected by the Health Ranger for your education and amusement)- Oops: Almost a million dead people may have their organ donation wishes violated
- FDA concerned about dangers of triclosan, the chemical used in antibacterial soaps
- Johnson & Johnson, criminal drug pushers and exploiters of senior citizens
- Coca-Cola documentary exposes corporate-sponsored murder in Colombia
- Target to install recycling stations at all its 1,740 stores in the U.S.
- Western doctors claim type-1 diabetes is incurable... But then they suddenly claim a vaccine can cure it!
- Sunscreen company infuses its creams with vitamin D to overcome sunscreen-induced deficiencies
- Johnson & Johnson caught up in massive conspiracy, fraud lawsuit
- Rheumatoid arthritis increasing in white women (due to vitamin D deficiency)
- Texas produces far more wind power than even California
- FDA says it will require basic nutritional information on the FRONT labels of packaged foods
- First creatures found that can live without oxygen
Joyce Riley's THE POWER HOUR NEWS - April 12, 2010
69 Wisconsin doctors show up on Pfizer payroll -- Sixty-nine Wisconsin doctors were on the payroll of the world's largest drug company, Pfizer, during the last six months of 2009, working as speakers, consultants and researchers and pulling in more than $200,000 combined, according to a list made public by the company.
* Link to Pfizer's spin
Hundreds gather in Madison to promote raw milk sales -- The movement to legalize raw milk sales in the United States has been driven by people seeking alternatives to processed food, which they believe is unhealthy and causes diseases. "We are not ignorant people who need to be protected from ourselves," said Emily Matthews, a registered nurse who spoke at the symposium. It's a freedom-of-choice issue, according to raw milk advocates. "We are in a war, and it's not really about milk. It is about control of our food supply," said Ted Beals, a retired pathologist from Michigan.
VIDEO: Microchipping Airport Workers
Poland's National Bank President Slawomir Skrzypek Says No to IMF - Dies in Plane Crash 12 Days Later -- Poland’s economy is in “good enough shape” that the country doesn’t need to extend its Flexible Credit Line from the International Monetary Fund, the central bank said in an e-mailed statement today.
Polish Leader, 96 Others Dead in Russia Jet Crash -- The crash of an aging Russian airliner ravaged the top levels of Poland's military, political and church elite Saturday, killing the Polish president and dozens of other dignitaries as they traveled to a ceremony commemorating a slaughter that has divided the two nations for seven decades.
Big businesses winning contracts meant for small ones, groups charge -- A new skirmish is emerging in an ugly, ongoing dispute between small business advocates and the federal government over its past -- and perhaps continuing -- practice of awarding small business contracts to Fortune 500 companies. The American Small Business League in a lawsuit is accusing the General Services Administration of destroying information in a database that could help advocates trace the violations, and the league has asked a federal court in Northern California to force the government to restore the data, which spans 10 years, and to make the information public.
Ohio - Sheriff's friends benefit from foreclosures -- The foreclosure crisis that has impacted Summit County homeowners has been a financial boon for a select few friends of Sheriff Drew Alexander. Fifteen men, mostly retired police officers with little or no appraising experience, combined to earn more than $1.2 million working part time setting property values for the sheriff's office last year.
NASA's Global Hawk Completes First Science Flight -- NASA has successfully completed the first science flight of the Global Hawk unpiloted aircraft system over the Pacific Ocean. The flight was the first of five scheduled for this month's Global Hawk Pacific, or GloPac, mission to study atmospheric science over the Pacific and Arctic oceans.
Ultimate road test: Stanford's driverless Audi tests high-speed handling on Colo.'s Pikes Peak -- The U.S. Department of Defense has been developing driverless technology that allows unmanned vehicles to perform military missions without endangering soldiers. Its research arm, the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency, has been sponsoring autonomous vehicle contests since 2004 with the goal of making one-third of the military's ground combat vehicles driverless by 2015.
FDA Finally Admits That Asthma Drugs Can Actually Cause Serious Asthma Attacks -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently issued new restrictions for four popular long-acting asthma drugs. Novartis AG's Foradil, GlaxoSmithKline's Serevent and Advair, and AstraZeneca's Symbicort, all contain an ingredient that relaxes airway muscles in the lungs which can cause asthma-related death. If not accompanied by other asthma drugs to offset this life-threatening side effect, the consequences could be fatal.
Poverty Now Rampant: Half of US Kids on Food Stamps -- Almost half of all children living in the United States will receive food stamp assistance at some point before they turn 18, according to a study conducted by researchers from Cornell and Washington Universities and published in the Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine.
VIDEO: Federal Reserve BANK Con Exposed on MSNBC There is No Money
Super-High Alcohol Beer Heads to the US -- Thanks to a war between European brewing companies, it's never been easier to catch a healthy beer buzz.
'If you get too close to me with that camera, I'll take it out of your hand and ram it down your throat' -- The irony in the above video is that the man hired to protect the courthouse from “terrorists” is the one doing the terrorizing by making violent threats against law-abiding citizens.
Energy Star Rating Given to Gas Powered Clock Radio and 14 Other Bogus Products -- The Environmental Protection Agency certified that a “gas-powered clock radio” was an energy-efficient product under the government’s Energy Star program, despite the fact that neither the clock nor its manufacturer ever existed.
The Coast Guard: A Branch of the Military That is Not Subject to Posse Comitatus - Say What??? -- What branch of the military, that is not really a branch of the military, or sometimes is a branch of the military, is not subject to Posse Comitatus like the military, but gets to act like the military and prosecute civilians under military law, and is now a part of the Department of Homeland Security?
Is There Really a Recovery? -- The talking heads on all the major news shows keep telling us that the U.S. economy is experiencing a recovery.
Bilderberg Found! -- The Bilderberg group will conduct its annual meeting June 3-6 in Sitges, Spain (a small, exclusive resort town about 20 miles from Barcelona) behind a wall of armed guards who will seal off the resort in a futile attempt to keep the event secret.
Amid Cuts, Ohio Judge Tells Citizens to Carry Guns -- A judge in an Ohio county is urging citizens to be vigilant and carry firearms because of budget cuts to the sheriff's department.
Inkjet-Like Device 'Prints' Cells Right Over Burns -- Inspired by a standard office inkjet printer, U.S. researchers have rigged up a device that can spray skin cells directly onto burn victims, quickly protecting and healing their wounds as an alternative to skin grafts.
IMF Warns High Public Debt Tremendous Challenge -- IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn said on Saturday that public debt in the advanced economies is set to increase significantly and reversing the rise would be a "tremendous" challenge.
Glenn Beck: 'Mitt Romney Could be the Only Guy That Could Win in 2012' -- Glenn Beck and radio pals Pat Gray and Stu Burguiere rattled down the list of potential Republican nominees for President in 2012 this morning, and they had some bad news for the Tea Party movement: Sarah Palin probably won’t run, Ron Paul is still and long shot, and Mitt Romney, as of now, is the GOP’s best bet.
Cable Ties Kissinger to Chile Controversy -- As secretary of state, Henry Kissinger canceled a U.S. warning against carrying out international political assassinations that was to have gone to Chile and two neighboring nations just days before a former ambassador was killed by Chilean agents on Washington's Embassy Row in 1976, a newly released State Department cable shows.
33 States Out of Money to Fund Unemployment Benefits -- With unemployment still at a severe high, a majority of states have drained their jobless benefit funds, forcing them to borrow billions from the federal government to help out -of-work Americans.
Sovereign Debt Crisis at 'Boiling Point' -- The Bank for International Settlements does not mince words. Sovereign debt is already starting to cross the danger threshold in the United States, Japan, Britain, and most of Western Europe, threatening to set off a bond crisis at the heart of the global economy.
Citigroup Bosses Under Fire for Role in Credit Meltdown -- Citigroup's board was blindsided by the collapsing mortgage market and unaware it was sitting on tens of billions of dollars of mortgage derivatives in the run-up to the financial crisis, its former bosses told a commission of inquiry.
Opium and the CIA: Can the US Triumph in the Drug Addicted War in Afghanistan? -- Alfred McCoy’s important new article (TomDispatch, posted on Global Research, April 5, 2010) deserves to mobilize Congress for a serious revaluation of America’s ill-considered military venture in Afghanistan. The answer to the question he poses in his title – “Can Anyone Pacify the World's Number One Narco-State? – is amply shown by his impressive essay to be a resounding “No!” . . . not until there is fundamental change in the goals and strategies both of Washington and of Kabul.
Big Brother Pre-Crime Quiz Used on Children -- The British government plans to collect lifelong records on all residents starting at the age of five, in order to screen for those who might be more likely to commit crimes in the future.
Amid Cuts, Ohio Judge Tells Citizens to Carry Guns -- A judge in an Ohio county is urging citizens to be vigilant and carry firearms because of budget cuts to the sheriff's department.
Inkjet-Like Device 'Prints' Cells Right Over Burns -- Inspired by a standard office inkjet printer, U.S. researchers have rigged up a device that can spray skin cells directly onto burn victims, quickly protecting and healing their wounds as an alternative to skin grafts.
IMF Warns High Public Debt Tremendous Challenge -- IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn said on Saturday that public debt in the advanced economies is set to increase significantly and reversing the rise would be a "tremendous" challenge.
Glenn Beck: 'Mitt Romney Could be the Only Guy That Could Win in 2012' -- Glenn Beck and radio pals Pat Gray and Stu Burguiere rattled down the list of potential Republican nominees for President in 2012 this morning, and they had some bad news for the Tea Party movement: Sarah Palin probably won’t run, Ron Paul is still and long shot, and Mitt Romney, as of now, is the GOP’s best bet.
Cable Ties Kissinger to Chile Controversy -- As secretary of state, Henry Kissinger canceled a U.S. warning against carrying out international political assassinations that was to have gone to Chile and two neighboring nations just days before a former ambassador was killed by Chilean agents on Washington's Embassy Row in 1976, a newly released State Department cable shows.
33 States Out of Money to Fund Unemployment Benefits -- With unemployment still at a severe high, a majority of states have drained their jobless benefit funds, forcing them to borrow billions from the federal government to help out -of-work Americans.
Sovereign Debt Crisis at 'Boiling Point' -- The Bank for International Settlements does not mince words. Sovereign debt is already starting to cross the danger threshold in the United States, Japan, Britain, and most of Western Europe, threatening to set off a bond crisis at the heart of the global economy.
Citigroup Bosses Under Fire for Role in Credit Meltdown -- Citigroup's board was blindsided by the collapsing mortgage market and unaware it was sitting on tens of billions of dollars of mortgage derivatives in the run-up to the financial crisis, its former bosses told a commission of inquiry.
Opium and the CIA: Can the US Triumph in the Drug Addicted War in Afghanistan? -- Alfred McCoy’s important new article (TomDispatch, posted on Global Research, April 5, 2010) deserves to mobilize Congress for a serious revaluation of America’s ill-considered military venture in Afghanistan. The answer to the question he poses in his title – “Can Anyone Pacify the World's Number One Narco-State? – is amply shown by his impressive essay to be a resounding “No!” . . . not until there is fundamental change in the goals and strategies both of Washington and of Kabul.
Big Brother Pre-Crime Quiz Used on Children -- The British government plans to collect lifelong records on all residents starting at the age of five, in order to screen for those who might be more likely to commit crimes in the future.
HAARP Fluxgate Magnetometer Update - April 12, 2010 at 6:00 AM CDT
The chart below is a running 36 hour plot of the readings taken from the fluxgate magnetometer, built by the University of Alaska, Geophysical Institute, operating at the HAARP ionospheric observatory in Gakona, Alaska. The three traces represent mutually orthogonal components of the earth's magnetic field as follows:
- The "H" component (black trace) is positive magnetic northward
- The "D" component (red trace) is positive eastward
- The "Z" component (blue trace) is positive downward
Geomagnetic storminess is usually indicated in oscillatory variations in the earth's magnetic field. Additional detail concerning the nature and severity of the ionospheric disturbance can be found through analysis of the three components of the field. Data from a chain of magnetometers are also available.
http://137.229.36.30/cgi-bin/magnetometer/gak-mag.cgi
Sunday, April 11, 2010
LASCO C2 - April 5 - 11, 2010 (Comet into Sun 4-10)
SUNGRAZING COMET: On Saturday morning, the sun had a comet for breakfast. The icy visitor from the outer solar system appeared with no warning on April 9th and plunged into the sun during the early hours of April 10th. One comet went in, none came out. The Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) had a good view of the encounter: (SpaceWeather.com)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKz8qLInMf8
Animated Magnetosphere Update - April 11, 2010
OUR PLANET'S PROTECTIVE MAGNETOSPHERE UPDATE |
| About Real-Time Magnetosphere Simulation http://www2.nict.go.jp/y/y223/simulation/realtime/index.html April 11, 2010 at 6:43 PM CDT |
6.2 Magnitude Earthquake hit Spain - Monday, April 12, 2010 at 12:08:10 AM at epicenter
| MAP | 6.2 | 2010/04/11 22:08:11 | 37.078 | -3.470 | 616.7 | SPAIN |
| Magnitude | 6.2 |
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| Location | 37.078°N, 3.470°W |
| Depth | 616.7 km (383.2 miles) |
| Region | SPAIN |
| Distances | 25 km (15 miles) SE of Granada, Spain 95 km (60 miles) ENE of Malaga, Spain 95 km (60 miles) WNW of Almeria, Spain 370 km (230 miles) S of MADRID, Spain |
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