Canabis down, Opium up With the smoking ban, Canabis consumation is decreasing, cheap Heroin from Afghanistan is flooding Britain. The soldiers are among the most exposed, followed by the everyday people in...
created by SOLARLIFE | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago 288 views | 0 recommendations | 2 comments
Having no money is one thing. Having no food is another thing entirely."Oct. 27 (Bloomberg) -- The credit crunch is compounding a profit squeeze for farmers that may curb global harvests and worsen a food...
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North Korea is in the middle of a food crisis that threatens the lives of millions according to the latest study of the U.N."BEIJING, China (CNN) -- The first survey on food and nutrition in North Korea since the...
created by Mon-Mage | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago 291 views | 2 recommendations | 2 comments
I can't really argue with this: if it means bargaining with a collective continental market in order to get a better deal on necessities, then so be it. SInce the various AU nations have such different agendas, both with the West and with each other, it's hard to predict how...
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A device simply amazing, one wonders why it wasn't thought of before. The applications are numerous, only limited by ones imagination. A Coup for SFU and most likely world wide attention for it's...
The fact that 25 to 30% of the early harvest in one area was rejected for having larger-than-allowed aflatoxin is bad news, maybe good news, and puzzling news. The bad news is that there's such a high amount of a substance that causes cancer and has previously killed pets via...
created by PEP | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago 746 views | 4 recommendations | 6 comments
""This solution will give us the ability to have full Straight-Through-Processing for all local currency transactions, thus providing us with a foundation to offer our customers a broader range of services. This will enable us to expand our business in China, says Charles...
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Following up earlier posts, here is a new development in the honeybee die-off mystery. Scientists are positing that honeybees are refusing to return to hives when a mobile phone is nearby, leading to the mass abandonments that characterize Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD),...
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A report set to be released by the UN reports that global warming may pose a short-term benefit for people living in the northern hemisphere, like Canada and Russia. Our crops and tourism might improve for a brief...
created by Kaitlin | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago 1147 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
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Keeping track of one set of keys is difficult enough, but imagine having to remember the locations of thousands of sets of keys. Do you use landmarks to remember where you put them? Do you have a mental map of...
created by jorolat | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago 708 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
This law protects four groups: National, Ethnical, Racial, Religious. The crime, is the intended destruction of the whole, or part, of a group. Genocide crimes include: Aiding, Attempting, Complicity, Conspiring, Inciting, Planning.
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There's a new high-tech version of the tooth fairy, but some scientists aren't ready to bite. Austin-based startup company BioEden Inc. has opened the nation's first baby tooth bank, which harvests and freezes stem cells from a tooth's pulp. The hope is that the cells may...
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