BUTTERFLY NEWS

LARGE ,SMALL ,GREEN -VIENED,WHITES ,SPECKED WOODS,LARGER SKIPPER ALL THESE BUTTERFLIES UFFERED MAJOR LOSSES DUE TO DROUGHT IN 1995.NOW DUE TO CLIMATE CHANGE MAY BE EXTINCT SOOON DUE TO DRY AREAS SAY EXPERTS.

CROW CIRCLES INFO I TRIED TO FIND OUT.

Hi you don't know me but i know steve snd he gave me your bame as trying to do research into crop circles for my blog can you help ..mark. .ghostmanraines.What KIND of research are you asking me to help with? Describe in some detail. And check the BLT website (www.bltresearch.com) to see the kind of research we can do. If you check the "Professional Consultants" page you'll see the the kinds of scientists we work with--their areas of expertise.http://www.bltresearch.com/.Basically i want to know in layman's terms when did circles frist start,fake or non fake etc.I don't think there is anyone who could tell you with certainty WHEN the circle phenomenon first occurred. We have evidence that the phenomenon may have been observed in the UK as far bcd as the 1500s and/or 1600s (www.bltresearch.com/otherfacts.php). As to when people began making them, again I don't know of anyone--other than whomever that first hoaxer may have been--who could give you that answer either.-http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/interface2005.htm-THE ABOVE IS INFORMATION I TRIED TO FIND OUT ABOUT CROP CIRCLES IN SIMPLE TERMS.THIS IS MY IDEA OF CROP CIRCLES -MATHMATICAL IMAGES DESIGNED TO HELP US EITHER TO TALK TO THEM OR FIND THEN -ALIENS-PICTURES LIKE A SPIROGRAPH DONE BY JUVNILE ALIENS AS ART OR JUST SOMEONE MUCKING ABOUT BUT AS FOLK LORE HAS PROVEN ALL TALES HAVE A  SMUDGE OF TRUTH.

SAVED BY BRA

A WOMAN AND HUSBAND FOUND THEMSELVES IN THE MIDDLE OF A BOAR HUNT-POMERONIA,GERMANY.SHE FELT A SUDEN BLOW TO THE CHEST AND LOOKED DOWN TO SEE HER WIRE IN HER BRA BENT.SHE SUFFERED A BRUISE AND LOCAL POLICE HAVE TAKEN HER BRA AS EVIDENCE AND MAY PROSECUTE THE HUNTER.

Cancer

The disease caused by an uncontrolled division of abnormal cells in a part of the body. Cancer refers to any one of a large number of diseases characterized by the development of abnormal cells that divide uncontrollably and have the ability to infiltrate and destroy normal body tissue. Cancer also has the ability to spread throughout your body.

Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the World. But survival rates are improving for many types of cancer, thanks to improvements in cancer screening and cancer treatment. he following are the most common signs and symptoms of cancer. If you have a symptom that isn’t listed here and that’s lasted for a few weeks, it’s a good idea to discuss it with your GP.

Lumps You should see your GP if you notice a lump or swelling anywhere on your body.

It can be useful to tell your GP how long it’s been there and if it’s getting bigger or causes discomfort. It can be difficult to tell what a lump is just by feeling it. But if your GP suspects that you might have a cancer, they will refer you to an appropriate specialist for further tests.

Coughing and breathlessness If you have a cough or feel breathless for more than three weeks, you should see your GP. Tell them if you have any blood in your sputum (phlegm) when you cough.

Change in bowel habit Blood in your stools (bowel motions) can be a symptom of bowel cancer. The blood is usually dark but can be bright red in colour.You may notice a change in your normal bowel pattern, such as diarrhoea or constipation, for no obvious reason. Some people may have alternating episodes of diarrhoea and constipation. You may have a feeling of not having emptied your bowel properly after a bowel motion. Some people have pain in the tummy (abdomen) or back passage.

If any changes in bowel habit last for more than six weeks, you should check them out with your GP.

Abnormal bleedingUnexplained bleeding should always be checked out by your GP.Any unexplained bleeding is a sign that something might be wrong and should always be checked out by your GP.Bleeding between periods or after sex may be caused by cancer of the womb or cervix. Women who have any vaginal bleeding after they have had their menopause should always see their GP.Blood in your urine may be caused by bladder or kidney cancer.Coughing up blood in your sputum (phlegm) can sometimes be a sign of lung cancer.Vomiting blood can be a sign of stomach cancer, although it can also be due to a stomach ulcer.Bruising and nosebleeds are rarely signs of cancer, but can in some cases be caused by leukaemia. However, people with leukaemia usually have other symptoms too.Unexplained weight lossIf you've lost a lot of weight over a short period of time (a couple of months or less) that can't be explained by changes in your diet, increased exercise or stress, it's important to tell your GP.Suspicious moles or skin changesMalignant melanoma is a type of skin cancer that often starts with a change in the appearance of normal skin. This can look like an abnormal new mole. Fewer than one third of melanomas develop in existing moles. Any of the following changes should always be checked out.Asymmetry - Melanomas are likely to be irregular or asymmetrical. Ordinary moles are usually symmetrical (both halves look the same).Border - Melanomas are more likely to have an irregular border with jagged edges. Ordinary moles usually have a well-defined, regular border.Colour - Moles tend to be one shade of brown. Melanomas often have more than one colour.Diameter (width) - Melanomas are usually more than 7mm in diameter. Moles are normally no bigger than the blunt end of a pencil (about 6mm across).Evolving (changing) - Look for changes in the size, shape or colour of a mole. It's important to see your GP if you have any unusual marks on the skin that last for more than a few weeks, or if you have a mole that shows any of the above signs.HoarsenessA hoarse voice may be a sign of cancer of the larynx. Hoarseness can occasionally be a symptom of other cancers, such as thyroid cancer, cancer of the gullet (oesophagus) or lung cancer. If hoarseness continues for longer than two weeks, you should tell your GP.PainPeople often think that pain is a symptom of cancer, but many people with cancer have no pain in the early stages. Some people with cancer will never have pain. Evidence-based research has shown that there are hundreds of known and effective cancer cures. Here are some very simple protocols that will give you an edge if you are afflicted with cancer.

Baking Soda tsp. of baking soda and the juice of 1 organic lemon in 8 ounces of water several times per day is a very easy way to alkalize the body. Cancer cells can't grow in an alkaline body.
Blood Root Blood root is a perennial plant that contains a plant alkaloid called Sanguinarine. Sanguinarine kills cancer cells only and does not harm your healthy cells. It can be used internally or applied externally in a salve for superficial cancers.
Chaga Chaga is a medicinal mushroom that has been studied in laboratories for many years. It has shown much promise as an immune system modulator and has many anti-cancer properties.
Vitamin D Checking your blood serum Vitamin D levels could help you prevent cancer and speed up your recovery from cancer. A study conducted in 2006 indicated that lower levels of blood serum Vitamin D were associated with a poorer overall survival rate of post-menopausal breast cancer patients.
Essiac Tea The original formulation of this tea was actually an old Native Indian recipe that had been used for hundreds of years. A Canadian nurse learned about it and started sharing it with some of her cancer patients and she began to see amazing recoveries. The tea, comprised of several anti-cancer and cleansing herbs, can be consumed several times per day.
Flax Seeds and cottage cheese Dr. Johanna Budwig, a German biochemist and physicist, is credited for this healing concoction that has seen a 90 percent success rate spanning over 50 years. The combination of these two foods provides essential fatty acids and lipoproteins that reduce tumors and restore health.
Hemp Oil The cannabinoids in hemp kill cancer cells. Period. And like all other herbal remedies, the plant chemicals do not harm healthy cells. There have been numerous studies conducted with reported beneficial effects on many types of cancers, including breast cancer.
Iodine It is estimated that over 85 percent of the world's population is iodine deficient. Since estrogen production increases with iodine deficiency, make sure you have your iodine levels tested every year.
Melatonin Melatonin is a powerful breast cancer cell inhibitor. In fact, in laboratory studies, it actually put breast cancer cells to sleep and slowed down the growth by 70percent. Melatonin also counteracts the effects of environmental estrogens.
Broccoli Sprouts  While cruciferous vegetables in general have been promoted for their anti-cancer properties, broccoli sprouts are up to 100 times more potent. The sprouts contain Sulforaphane which not only kills cancer cells, but actually suppresses the growth and spread of many types of cancers. There are literally hundreds of known cancer cures that have saved countless lives. Of course, healing cancer involves healing the body as a whole. Lifestyle and dietary changes are also essential since cancer is just the symptom and NOT the cause. If you know anyone who is afflicted with cancer, please share this information and be a messenger of hope

Cartoon definition

ar·toon [kahr-toon] Show IPA

—noun

a sketch or drawing, usually humorous, as in a newspaper or periodical, symbolizing, satirizing, or caricaturing some action, subject, or person of popular interest.
comic strip.
animated cartoon.
Fine Arts. a full-scale design for a picture, ornamental motif or pattern, or the like, to be transferred to a fresco, tapestry, etc.
—adjective

resembling a cartoon or caricature: The novel is full of predictable, cartoon characters, never believable as real people.
—verb (used with object)

to represent by a cartoon.
—verb (used without object)

to draw cartoons.
Origin: 1665–75; < Italian cartone pasteboard, stout paper, a drawing on such paper, equivalent to cart(a) paper (see carte) + -one augmentative suffix

—Related forms
car·toon·ish, adjective
car·toon·ist, noun
un·car·tooned, adjective

Can be confused: 1. burlesque, caricature, cartoon, parody, satire (see synonym study at burlesque)(see synonym study at satire) ; 2. carton,

WAS ROBIN HOOD MEANT TO BE A VILLAIN?

A FORGOTTEN 300 YEAR  OLD  BOOK. .. LITTLE JOHNS ANSWER  TO ROBIN HOOD. .18TH CENTURY. THIS WAS FOUND BY A STUDENT DURING  HIS STUDIES INTO HOW THE OUTLAW WAS VIEWED IN EARLIER  ERA,S ..OVERLOOKED BY SCHOLARS.IN THE  BOOK  ROBIN  HOOD  IS A CORRUPT MINSTER  WORKER FOR KING JOHN,HISTORICAL EXPERTS ARE TO RE-EXAMINE THE TEXT IN BOOK

A lot of black balls may help drought?

LA is dumping millions of small plastic balls into its reservoir to tackle the drought
Looks crazy, but it's actually genius.

This is one of those stories that doesn't make a lot of sense until you've heard the science behind it: earlier this week the mayor of LA Eric Garcetti helped to dump 20,000 small black plastic balls into the city's reservoir. It marks the final phase of a the innovative project, in which a total of 96 million balls have been poured into the 175-acre man-made lake.

The reason? These 'shade balls', as they're known, are actually very effective at keeping water clean and protecting it from evaporation - an issue that those living in Los Angeles and the rest of California are only too aware of right now. Each ball is weighed down with a little water, they're cheap (costing just 36 cents per unit), and they can last for 10 years before they need to be replaced.

Although the LA Department of Water and Power is the first utility company to use shade balls to protect its water, the little orbs themselves aren't a new invention. In the past they've been used to keep birds away from water tanks at airports and prevent water evaporation at oil and gas sites.

And the primary reason for deploying the hollow balls is more to protect the quality of the water rather than to simply stop it evaporating. In the reservoir water, the naturally occurring bromide was mixing with sunlight and chlorine (added to disinfect drinking water) to create dangerous levels of the the carcinogen bromate. Shade balls should stop that harmful chemical reaction from happening at a large scale, and of course by deflecting the Sun's rays, they also keep more of the water in liquid form.

"In the midst of California’s historic drought, it takes bold ingenuity to maximise my goals for water conservation," said Mayor Eric Garcetti in a statement. "This effort by LADWP is emblematic of the kind of the creative thinking we need to meet those challenges. Together, we’ve led the charge to cut our city’s water usage by 13 percent, and today we complete an infrastructure investment that saves our ratepayers millions and protects a vital source of drinking water for years to come."

It's estimated that some 300 million gallons of water a year can be saved with the shade balls. That's not a massive figure compared with the 13.6 billion gallons of water LA residents worked their way through in June, but it's something, even if it does give the top of the reservoir a rather eerie and alien-like sheen. Among the other drought-fighting measures in the pipeline is a plan to pull water from the Pacific Ocean.