Monday, 8 February 2016
Nadejda Rozanova, PhD Biochemistry researcher, Reiki Master\Teacher at Healing energies
I have 3 main goals - first present my cancer cure for public ( more about this method see in the articlehttps://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20140626013406-138727290-my-scientific-research-helped-me-to-save-my-cat-from-terminal-cancer?trk=mp-reader-card and in my scientific paper listed in profile). By now my attempts to present it failed, because it is not possible to get funding for cancer cure which is effective and cheap but could not be patented ( it based on natural substances so it could not be patented and big pharma can not benefit from it). But I hope I'll present this cheap, effective cure to the world. This is my plan. Second goal and another side of my cancer research is research of energy healing- see it herehttps://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20140312224018-138727290-reiki-can-treat-cancer-cells?trk=mp-reader-card today energy healing are accepted as healing for side effects of cancer treatment only, but my research show that it can kill cancer cells as well. so I am trying to present this kind of cure to public as well. Inspiration for my research for cancer cure was the death of my mother from cancer. Third goal is to return justice to it's ethical and moral standards. I have litigation process which is about property line ( very small encroachment of part of my parking structure is on the neighbor's property) which is very simple law question. But in the road to solve it I faced the facts that justice system is not standing by it's own ethical standards- for example Code of Conduct for United States Judges Canon 3: A Judge Should Perform the Duties of the Office Fairly, Impartially and Diligently. It means among other things that judge should at least read the pleading papers before rule on it, but in my litigation experience judge can rule without even reading paper and without even knowing who wrote it plaintiffs or defendant and what it is bout. Also one of the law is law about perjury and now it looks like it does not exist anymore: not only litigant can lie even if he signed paper under penalty of perjury but nobody concern about it-no judge nor district attorney . Moreover,even attorney who are officer of court, can lie under penalty of perjury without any consequences. We tried to submit concern about it to Bar association, made motion to court and they all did not find the basic in the lies for attorney disqualification. Though Bar association's ethical codes for attorneys said that even half truth is misconduct.. Thus I was shocked how judicial system works they take our taxes, take the filling fee but did not bother even to read papers- this was my inspiration. And I decided what i will try to do something to change it. it looks like that only people can change it. Because inside the system I do not see any willingness to change this practice of unethical behavior. And though in such small cases as my litigation it could not do big damage, but in bigger cases it can be dramatic. For the purpose to achieve awareness of the public I created the discussion group for self represented litigants who are damaged more by unethical judicial system. After the group will grow I'll try to start crowdfunding effort to help people to get justice and to stop unethical conduct of officers of the court.
Sunday, 7 February 2016
How to have sex the 17th Century w ay-Contents of Britain's first sex guide REVEALED
'Aritstoteles Master-Piece' - dubbed the dirtiest book of the time when published in 1684 - was sold secretly from under the counters of bookshops for centuries.
The original 'lover's guide', it contains a bizarre mix of superstition and sex facts, about everything from the "actions of the genitals" to the "benefits of marriage".
One chapter, entitled 'A word of advice to both sexes at the time of copulation', advises men to "creep in by little and little" to get their wives into bed.
"When the husband cometh into his wives chamber, he must entertain her with all kind of dalliance, wanton behaviour, and allurements to venery," it begins.READ MORE -http://www.express.co.uk/news/history/641140/Sex-17th-Century-Britain-first-sex-guide-revealed-history-uk
British firefighters give pets miniature oxygen masks The masks are ordered in from America at a cost of £90 a set
Pets as small as hamsters, snakes and rabbits are being given a lifeline by British firefighters as new miniature oxygen masks are installed at fire stations across the UK.
The life-saving devices come in three sizes, the largest for dogs, a medium version for cats and little dogs and the smallest for pets like rabbits, guinea pigs and hamsters.
The masks, which are ordered in from America at a cost of £90 a set, have even been used in the US on tortoises and snakes.
So far 16 fire stations have received the sets, which are entirely funded by charitable donations to the organisation Smokey Paws.=READ MORE =http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/health/pets-health/11937588/British-firefighters-give-pets-miniature-oxygen-masks.html
Vanishing wreck, Westward Ho!
Every few years the shifting sands of Westward Ho! beach reveal the remains of a wooden ship which has been seen intermittently since at least the mid 19th century, when it was described as “a very old wreck”.
The oak-framed ship lies parallel to the pebble ridge, about 650 metres to the seaward side. It is around 25 metres long and 7.6 metres wide with semicircular bows (at the north end) and a more oval stern. The planking is joined to the frames by trunnels (wooden nails, which swelled as they absorbed water). Trunnels were used in shipbuilding from prehistoric times until the late 18th century.=READ MORE =https://new.devon.gov.uk/historicenvironment/explore-devons-heritage/vanishing-wreck-westward-ho/
Scientists discover one of human's earliest ancestors - and it's a worm named after a doughnut
Scientists have found one of human's earliest ancestors 12,000 feet deep under the ocean - a weird pink worm named after a doughnut.
The four-inch (10 cm) long Xenoturbella churro - named for its resemblance to the popular fried-dough pastry - is one of four species discovered 1,700 metre deep in the Gulf of California.
Previously Xenoturbeklla was only known from a single species found in the North Atlantic, puzzling biologists for almost six decades.
Now expeditions half a world away by scientists from Scripps Institution of Oceanography at California University in San Diego, the Western Australia Museum and the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) have helped properly=READ MORE=http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/scientists-discover-one-humans-earliest-7303384
Lucan-dead-son-missing-peer-granted-official-death-certificate
The only son of missing peer Lord Lucan has consoled the son of the nanny his father murdered in 1974 - saying they 'both lost parents' that night.
Lord George Bingham has finally been granted a death certificate 42 years after his father vanished following the murder of Sandra Rivett, nanny to Lord Lucan's three children.
He applied for the certificate under the Presumption of Death Act, which came into effect in 2014, so he can inherit the title as 8th Earl.
Lord Lucan disappeared after Ms Rivett was found murdered at the family home at 46 Lower Belgrave Street in central London on November 7, 1974. His disappearance has come to be one of the greatest mysteries of the past 50 years, attracting an endless series of conspiracy theories
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3429800/Lord-Lucan-dead-son-missing-peer-granted-official-death-certificate.html#ixzz3zVPjsfZF
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Eagle-eyed: Dutch police to train birds to take down unauthorised drones
As the use of drones increasingly worries everyone from firefighters and air traffic control to law enforcement, Netherlands’ national police have aligned themselves with a group that hates flying robots on principle: the bald eagle.
Dutch police have joined forces with Guard From Above, a raptor-training security firm based in the Hague, to keep wayward drones from causing trouble by snatching them out of the sky.
Guard From Above’s chief executive officer Sjoerd Hoogendoorn described the project in a press release as “a low-tech solution for a high-tech problem”. He and the company’s chief operating officer, Ben de Keijzer, train birds of prey to catch unauthorised unmanned vehicles – Hoogendoorn’s background is in private security, de Keijzer’s is in bird-handling and training.READ MORE =http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/feb/01/dutch-netherlands-police-birds-unauthorized-drones
How to Fix Image Thumbnail Not Appearing Bug in Blogger
If you use blogger to daily push out new updates to your blog, then this morning you might have noticed your entire image thumbnails suddenly got disappeared from the homepage of your blog. This leaves you thinking that you may have done some unnecessary editing to your template, which might be the reason image thumbnails are not appearing on the homepage or archive pages. However, that’s not the case, image thumbnails are broken because of a new bug that recently blogger users are facing. Today in this article, we will show you, How to fix image thumbnail not appearing bug in blogger.READ MORE -http://www.mybloggerlab.com/2014/11/how-to-fix-image-thumbnail-not-appearing-in-blogger.html
Cavemen dined on TORTOISE 400,000 years ago, new research reveals
Roast tortoise was on the menu for cavemen 400,000 years ago, according to new research.
Tortoises were a staple of early Paleolithic people's diets, remains dug up in an ancient cave have revealed. they formed a staple part of early Paleolithic people's diets .
It had been thought they mostly ate large game and vegetables with turtle, now protected under EU law, off the menu even then.
Now archaelogists have found specimens of the creature all over Quesem Cave, near Tel Aviv, Israel, and at different levels showing they were eaten throughout 200,000 years of human habitation.
The cave was only unearthed in 2001 and excavations are continuing to shed new light on our primitive ancestors' lifestyle.=READ MORE -http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/technology-science/cavemen-dined-tortoise-400000-years-7294540
Black tarantula named after Johnny Cash
A new species of black tarantula that lives near Folsom Prison, California, has been named after Johnny Cash.
The famously black-clad country singer wrote a song about the prison, and also played a historic series of concerts for inmates there in the 1960s.
Aphonopelma johnnycashi is among 14 new tarantula species from the southern US which have been described by biologists in the journal ZooKeys.
Their study completely rewrites the family tree of the Aphonopelma genus.
One of dozens of tarantula genera, this group was previously considered to include more than 50 separate species.
As part of his PhD research at Auburn University in Alabama, Chris Hamilton carefully whittled that down to 29. He eliminated a lot of double-counting, but also defined 14 species that were entirely new to science.
"We really tried to clean the taxonomy up," said Dr Hamilton, now a postdoctoral researcher at the Florida Museum of Natural History.
"The only way we could do that was by looking at over 3,000 specimens, both from the wild and from natural history collections.
"A lot of previous names got eliminated. But there were 14 that were genuinely unique and new."=READ BBC LINK=http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-35473946
Just How Smart Are Ravens?
tags: ravens, intelligence, behavior, birds, ornithology
Common Raven, Corvus corax.
Image: John James Audubon.
Some of you know that Bernd Heinrich has spent many winters studying ravens and their behavior. This month, Heinrich and his colleague, Thomas Bugnyar, published an article inScientific American that explores the intelligence of ravens. In this article, they investigate the question; do the birds consciously contemplate alternative behaviors and choose the most appropriate ones, or are they merely relying on instinct or learning to perform specific actions by rote?=READ MORE =http://scienceblogs.com/grrlscientist/2007/04/09/just-how-smart-are-ravens/
WHATS YOUR SONG?
THIS POST WAS INSPIRED AFTER A CHAT WITH MY WIFE ENID AFTERING HEARING THE HYMN -ABIDE WITH ME-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=deJDkU6qiGE-WHICH WAS PLAYED AT BOTH HER PARENTS FUNERALS .WE SAID THAT IF YOU THINK ABOUT IT EVERYONE HAS A SONG THAT BRINGS BACK MERMORIES GOD OR BAD WHICH MEAN EVERYTHING TOO YOU BUT NOONE ELSE. HERE ARE SOME OF MIND TO START THE BALL ROLLING -
Stand And Deliver-ADAM AND THE ANTS-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4B2a6l6wM2k-THIS SONG REPRESENTS MY SHYNESS INTO BEING MORE UPFRONT .NO MATTER WHAT-BOYZONE-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RorLPI-e6sM-ITS PART RELIGIOUS AND HOW I ACCEPT MY OWN FAULTS IN LIFE.THESE ARE JUST 2 AS TOO MANY MORE TO POST AND MAY BORE MY DEAR READER,,I HOPE YOU LEAVE A COMMENT OF YOU SONG.
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Saturday, 6 February 2016
Mouse gets caught in 155-year-old trap in Reading museum
A 155-year-old Victorian mouse trap on display at a museum sprung into action again to claim its latest victim.
Ollie Douglas, assistant curator at the Museum of English Rural Life, was baffled when he discovered the dead mouse in the trap, which was in a cabinet.
He said the rodent could have entered the trap to make a nest, but got stuck inside.
The trap is one of hundreds kept at the museum.
Mr Douglas said: "We think that the mouse chewed at the label and got interested in chewing at the string attached to the label."
'See-saw mechanism'=read more =bbc link=http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-berkshire-35503613
Friday, 5 February 2016
Ray Sweeney..the disability karate federation
What inspired you? Three things: Firstly, I wondered why people were changing as a result of practising karate. So I looked at all the research. Then I decided to to move to Spain and use karate as a vehicle to create social change, disadvantaged or living with poverty. Secondly I discovered that my son has autism. Lastly, when I returned to England 4 years ago I was asked to coach 55 disabled young people in mixed disability groups, one blind, one deaf, one wheelchair user, one autism, one missing limb, one learning disability and I absolutely loved it. A man came up to me and asked if he could teach alongside me and I of course said no. he introduced himself, he was Ian Rose Paralympian and Silver medallist in judo. Ian had his gi with him so we taught side by side and laughed and had fun all day. At the end, he said, "Forget mainstream - you were born to do this" So I did.. Finally I guess I just can't stand idly by while there are people who are disabled, disadvantaged or living with poverty.what are your aims?
We plan to increase participation for people who are disabled, disadvantaged or living with poverty. We do this all over the country with funding from Sport England. We offer real coaching qualifications that are properly accredited. We are now offering apprenticeships and free workplace qualifications as well as free government accredited training opportunities for 16 to 18 year olds. We are working with the European Commission on communications and creating a greater sense of community for marginalised groups in society. What plans do you have for the future? The future? There is so much to do to make karate into a professionally run sport and martial art where everyone can be equally valued and supported to achieve. There is so much to do to use karate to change people's lives.
Justin paton an interview
What inspired you or your music?
For this solo stuff, It was, mostly, the Acid House music from the late eighties. Stuff that came from Chicago. That really made me wanna make acidic electronic dance music.
But I've also been inspired by Arthur Russell, The BBC Radiophonic Workshop, Chris & Cosey, Kraftwerk, Neu!, The Human League, Cluster & Prince.
Having the price drop on various TB-303 & analogue drum machine copies has also been Very inspiring, ha ha ha!
What are your aims?
I just want play gigs & release records: Simple.
For concerts I'm really open to playing all over the place because my equipment is so transportable & easy to set up. I'd love to play outside of London or even the, so-called, United Kingdom!
I also want to learn how to use my machines better, rather than the other way round!
What plans do you have for the future?
I have a couple of gigs coming up in March: DJ-ing on the 5 & playing live on the 10th.
That's it, so far...
I also have some releases due this year:
Exclusive tracks for compilations from Metronomicon Audio and Loose Lips.
A 45rpm 12" pressed onto a 33rpm 7" for Broken Dancefloors.
A cassette release which will feature two thirty minute experimental acid pieces.
Maybe another 12" release on MottoMotto Records.....
As well as my ongoing "Live Acid" download series on Beauty & Disgust Recordings.
All my upcoming do-dahs will be on these pages: https://www.facebook.com/justinpaton303/ + https://soundcloud.com/justin-paton-701990060
Sunday, 31 January 2016
Sir Terry Wogan
His genial manner and Irish blarney made Sir Terry Wogan a much-loved broadcasting institution.
He was a master of the live event, whether hosting his chat shows or compering Children in Need.
His jocular manner, and flights of whimsy, helped him build an audience of eight million for his radio shows.
An easy-going man off air, as well as on, he remained remarkably untouched by fame, fortune or any whiff of scandal.
Michael Terence Wogan was born in Limerick on 3 August 1938, the son of a grocery shop manager.
His upbringing was strongly religious. At the age of eight he was sent to Crescent College, a school run by Jesuits where discipline was harsh.
"We were brainwashed into believing," he later described losing his faith at 17 as a relief.
His father's promotion in 1953 saw the family move to Dublin where he attended another Jesuit school and developed a love of amateur dramatics and rock'n'roll.-read more -http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-26957941
Britain set for 'super rat' plague as millions of 2ft long rodents 'immune to poison' blossom
A damp and mild winter could be set to trigger a huge plague of millions of 'super rats' in Britain this summer.
Pest control experts have warned the rodents - some up to 2ft long - will outnumber humans by more than three to one come the second half of the year.
And trying to kill them with over-the-counter poison could make it worse as they are becoming immune to most brands and are even starting to scoff them as tasty treats.
The British Pest Control Association (BPCA) says the spread of super rats has increased in recent years because most shop-bought remedies are now ineffective.
The rats are feeding on the supposedly toxic pellets, which has helped them grow bigger and stronger as well as build up their immunity. Now there are fears that the rat population, reckoned to be about 160 million, will soar to over 200 million by the summer.
The generally mild winter with lots of natural food available because the countryside,towns and cities have not be covered for weeks on end by snow and ice means the rats have been breeding like rabbits.read more-http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/britain-set-super-rat-plague-7254561
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