Monthly Archives: April 2015

ROSWELL I-BEAM HIEROGLYPHS: UFO Alien Hieroglyphic Writing?

  ROSWELL*I-BEAM*HIEROGLYPHS   UFO ALIEN HIEROGLYPHIC WRITING?     the Wanderling *****    “When I was around ten years old, my Uncle, after a quick heads up from his friend the famed meteorite hunter Dr. Lincoln La Paz, took me with him to the suspected crash site at Roswell, walking much of the then nearly… Read More »

Category: Fun

UFO detector

Frankly, I’ve never mentioned Bickel’s UFO detector on these pages because I thought this was one of those things best left unsaid. Living in the wilderness with all those cats caused many people to judge the old miner as a few gold flakes short of an ounce, and I didn’t want to add to that… Read More »

Serving All Your Heroin Needs – NYTimes.com

FATAL heroin overdoses in America have almost tripled in three years. More than 8,250 people a year now die from heroin. At the same time, roughly double that number are dying from prescription opioid painkillers, which are molecularly similar. Heroin has become the fallback dope when an addict can’t afford, or find, pills. Total overdose… Read More »

New Dark-Web Market Is Selling Zero-Day Exploits to Hackers | WIRED

“These findings suggest that lifestyle practices that reduce bacterial dispersal — specifically, sanitation and drinking water treatment — might be an important cause of microbiome alterations,” the University of Alberta’s Jens Walter, senior author of the Papua New Guinea study, said in a news release. Sanitation practices are generally a good thing, but scientists say… Read More »

Microbiome Marvels: Tribes’ Gut Bacteria Reveal Biological Surprises – NBC News.com

he assortments of bacteria that live within the intestines of isolated tribes are far more diverse than the microbes found in the guts of Americans — and scientists say such findings have implications for modern-day maladies ranging from obesity to antibiotic resistance. The latest studies into the varying genetic signature of microbes found in the… Read More »

▶ The Brutal Evil Police / Sheriff / Cop CUNTS Attempt to MURDER a WHITE MAN are now on paid VACATION after finially getting caught doing what they do to people every fucking day! (April 09, 2015)

Just fucking watch the Attempted Murder of Francis Pusok ! Oh fuck that’s right he is a white man. Nothing here to see keep moving. ▶ Southern California Horse Pursuit (April 09, 2015) | KNBC – YouTube. This is why zombies require headshots….. They have body armor San Bernardino County Sheriffs beat a man that… Read More »

antiangiogenic diet – The 12-25 Life

What is Angiogenesis?   Angiogenesis is the body’s process of growing blood vessels. Blood vessels deliver blood rich in nutrients and oxygen all throughout the body.  These vessels adapt to the environment where they form to complement the structures of the organs they support.   Most of the blood vessels were created while growing in… Read More »

Sun experiences seasonal changes, new research finds | UCAR – University Corporation for Atmospheric Research

The quasi-annual variations appear to be driven by changes in the bands of strong magnetic fields in each solar hemisphere. These bands also help shape the approximately 11-year solar cycle that is part of a longer cycle that lasts about 22 years. via Sun experiences seasonal changes, new research finds | UCAR – University Corporation… Read More »

The Real Reason College Tuition Costs So Much – NYTimes.com

THE major factor driving increasing costs is the constant expansion of university administration. According to the Department of Education data, administrative positions at colleges and universities grew by 60 percent between 1993 and 2009, which Bloomberg reported was 10 times the rate of growth of tenured faculty positions. Even more strikingly, an analysis by a… Read More »

Researchers discover trick to regrowing lost fur/hair

At first, follicles release inflammatory proteins, or cytokines, which alert the immune system to a wound, researchers say. The immune system responds by sending macrophages to the problem area. Macrophages are white blood cells that engulf and devour pathogens, but they also release cytokines that can trigger a variety of responses in cells, such as… Read More »

After Daughter Dies From Brain-Killing Amoeba, California Mom Wants ‘Amoeba Awareness’ – Yahoo

A Temecula, California, mother is raising “amoeba awareness” after her newlywed daughter died last October from brain-killing amoeba called Balamuthia. Sybil Meister started what she’s named the “Team Koral Reef Amoeba Awareness” campaign on Facebook after losing her daughter Koral Reef Meister-Pier to amoebic meningoencephalitis, a brain infection, she told ABC News today. “My daughter… Read More »

Larry Summers: The Past Month May Go Down as a Turning Point for U.S. Economic Power – Yahoo Finance

Summers is referencing the new Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, China’s 18-month-old plan to start the first new multilateral development lender in decades. More than 40 countries applied to be founding members including China, Australia, Egypt, Ukraine, the U.K., France, Switzerland, India, and South Korea. via Larry Summers: The Past Month May Go Down as a Turning Point for… Read More »

Larry Summers has a major warning for the US economy, and everyone should be paying attention – Yahoo Finance

“This past month may be remembered as the moment the United States lost its role as the underwriter of the global economic system.” What Summers is referring to is the creation of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, a new banking consortium led by China that will back investment in Asian and emerging-market economies. This bank… Read More »

Statement From Writer of Rolling Stone Rape Article, Sabrina Erdely – NYTimes.com

Sabrina Rubin Erdely, the author of a now-discredited article in Rolling Stone magazine about a rape at a University of Virginia fraternity, issued this statement: “The past few months, since my Rolling Stone article “A Rape on Campus” was first called into question, have been among the most painful of my life. Reading the Columbia… Read More »