ABC The Drum Unleashed - Keep doing that and you'll go blind

ABC The Drum Unleashed - Keep doing that and you'll go blind: "All of this is rolling forward without any thought to the potential health hazards of continuous, long-term exposure to 3D. None of the television manufacturers have done any health & safety testing around this. They must believe that if it's safe enough for the cinema, it's fine for the living room. But that's simply not the case. Getting a few hours every few weeks is nothing like getting a few hours, every single day."

New research into greenhouse effect challenges theory of man-made global warming - 12160.org

New research into greenhouse effect challenges theory of man-made global warming - 12160.org: "“With relatively simple computations using NOAA's annual mean temperature, H20 and CO2 time series, I have shown that in the last 61 years, despite a 30 percent increase in the atmospheric CO2 concentration, the cumulative atmospheric absorption of all greenhouse gases has not been changed and has remained constant. There is no runaway greenhouse effect. The anthropogenic global warming theory is a lie, unless somebody proves otherwise,” Miskolczi says."

School bombing exposes Obama’s secret war inside Pakistan - Times Online

School bombing exposes Obama’s secret war inside Pakistan - Times Online: "THE discovery of three American soldiers among the dead in a suicide bombing at the opening of a girls’ school in the northwestern Pakistan town of Dir last week reignited the fears of many Pakistanis that Washington was set on invading their country."

Jeux en ligne - Une p�tition pour stopper Loto-Qu�bec - �Actualit�s - MSN CA

Jeux en ligne - Une pétition pour stopper Loto-Québec - Actualités - MSN CA: "Des opposants au projet de Loto-Québec, qui veut ouvrir, dès septembre, des jeux en ligne sur Internet, lancent une pétition sur le site de l'Assemblée nationale du Québec."

Possible cancer cure found in blushwood shrub | The Courier-Mail

Possible cancer cure found in blushwood shrub | The Courier-Mail: "CANCER patients are offering themselves as human guinea pigs as researchers investigate a possible cure for cancer found in north Queensland rainforests."