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  Face the Facts - HIV/AIDS...
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  TOP SECRET PART 2...
  Scientists from Porton Down carried out a top-secret experiment 40 years ago. Alarmingly, it was done on a journey through Somerset and into the heart of Bristol. Until recently details of their experiment remained secret, but Inside Out has discovered the documents which explain what took place. Porton Down was set up in 1916 at the height of the First World War. It was a top secret chemical weapons centre sited on a 7000 acre site near Sailsbury. During World War II, Porton Down began researching biological weapons, but during the Cold War, chemical weapons became the top priority. It wasnt until the 1960s that the government admitted the centres existence. Cold comfort Porton Down Facts Porton Down was set up in 1916. It was a centre designed to test chemical and biological weapons. Nerve gases such as Sarin and CS gas were tested on volunteer servicemen. Servicemen were offered around £2 and three days leave as an incentive to take part in tests. Very few servicemen knew what they were volunteering for and some were even told it was research into the cure for the common cold. In 1953 it is alleged that serviceman Ronald Maddison died after taking part in a Sarin gas experiment. In 1962, one of Porton Down's own scientists, Geoffrey Bacon died of the plague. Since the end of WWII, 20000 people have taken part in experiments at Porton Down. In 2001 the government launched an independent medical investigation into the health of 20000 volunteers who took part in weapons <b>...</b>
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  TOP SECRET PART 1...
  Scientists from Porton Down carried out a top-secret experiment 40 years ago. Alarmingly, it was done on a journey through Somerset and into the heart of Bristol. Until recently details of their experiment remained secret, but Inside Out has discovered the documents which explain what took place. Porton Down was set up in 1916 at the height of the First World War. It was a top secret chemical weapons centre sited on a 7000 acre site near Sailsbury. During World War II, Porton Down began researching biological weapons, but during the Cold War, chemical weapons became the top priority. It wasnt until the 1960s that the government admitted the centres existence. Cold comfort Porton Down Facts Porton Down was set up in 1916. It was a centre designed to test chemical and biological weapons. Nerve gases such as Sarin and CS gas were tested on volunteer servicemen. Servicemen were offered around £2 and three days leave as an incentive to take part in tests. Very few servicemen knew what they were volunteering for and some were even told it was research into the cure for the common cold. In 1953 it is alleged that serviceman Ronald Maddison died after taking part in a Sarin gas experiment. In 1962, one of Porton Down's own scientists, Geoffrey Bacon died of the plague. Since the end of WWII, 20000 people have taken part in experiments at Porton Down. In 2001 the government launched an independent medical investigation into the health of 20000 volunteers who took part in weapons <b>...</b>
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  Camaro Dyno Facts (Bolt-ons before...
  www.streetshowdriftdrags.com Before and after dyno results of an LT1 Camaro Z28 in stock form and after minor "Bolt-on" modifications... with the end result producing a 50 horsepower increase at the rear wheels. This video is simple proof, of what a bone stock LT1 will put to the wheels, and what a few simple and minor bolt-on mods will do... There was a comment on one of my videos that an LT1 could dyno almost 300 rwhp in stock form , which is non-sense. Every LT1 I've ever witnessed, dyno'd under 240hp at the rear wheels, although they produce a little less than 300 @ the crank, real world and rear wheel horsepower is what the car puts down on the street and on the track. This footage will also show how simple it is to make an LT1 put out decent power with simple, typical and common bolt-on modifications (without the swapping of Cam, Heads, Intake Manifold, etc) just exhaust, computer tune and cold air tube & filter... and puts it close to LS1 standards, and the magic (real world) 300hp mark... The 1993-97 Camaro 5.7L LT1 powered Z28 competes in the same performance market as the 1999-04 4.6L Mustang GT, as both ponycars produce between 230 and 240 rear-wheel HP. Become a fan and win free DVDs every month @ www.facebook.com Filmed and Edited by John (Trae) King @ nedaCFilms and www.StreetShowDriftDrags.com Stats on this particular 1993 model LT1 Camaro Z28 (stock trim) -Automatic -stock gears (2.73 ratio) -paper air filter -top speed - rev limiter -245/50-16 tires <b>...</b>

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  Dandelion - Magic, Myth and Medicin...
  BOTANICAL NAME : Taraxacum officinale COMMON NAMES : Witch Gowen, Devil's Milk Plant, Lion's Teeth, Golden Sun's, Clock's and Watche's, Piss-a-Bed, Stink Davie, Dog Posy, Blowball, Peasant's Clock, Cankerwort, Crow-Parsnip, Irish Daisy, Fortune Teller, Swinesnout, Wet-a-bed, Shit-a-bed, Bum-pie, Devil's Milk Pail, FairyClock's, Mess-a-bed, Pishamoolag, Pissimire, Pittle Bed, Priest's Crown, Schoolboy's Clocks, Stink Davine, Tell-time, Time Flower, Twelve O'clock, Wishes, White Endive, Wild Endive, PLANETARY RULER : Jupiter ASSOCIATED DEITIES : Hecate, St. George, Theseus, The earliest surviving account of the Dandelion as medicine was written by the Arab physician Avicenna in the 10th century, who wrote of it as a sort of wild Endive, under the name of Taraxacon. It was later mentioned in the Welsh herbal of the physician's of Mydrai, dating from the 13th century. The name of the genus, Taraxacum, is derived from the Greek taraxos (disorder), and akos, (remedy) on account of the curative action of the plant. Dandelion roots have long been used, largely on the Continent, and is cultivated in India as a remedy for liver complaint's. Danelion is a very powerful diuretic (stimulates urine) which can be used without the consequent loss of potassium of orthodox drug's. It stimulates the kidney's and can be used for water retention, even where there are heart problem's. For rheumatism and arthritis take an infusion of the leaves. This will help the joint's and eventually remove <b>...</b>
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  The Cholesterol Myth. Eat Saturated...
  Here I am trying to debunk an old but sadly common myth. Cholesterol is not out there to kill you, saturated fats are not gonna elevate your cholesterol and they are actually healthy. Avoid stuff like margarine, and cooking with vegetable oils. Cook with Coconut oil or good quality butters. If you are on a cholesterol lowering drug, be careful, at least make sure you are taking CoQ10 as well. Cheers guys and please SUBSCRIBE!
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  The Pulse 3.26: Back to School...
  Welcome to the Pulse Three-Point-Twenty-Six: In this episode we're talking about everyone's favorite time of year...back to school time! You might be shopping for school supplies, going to bed earlier and saying goodbye to long days at the pool... Whether the kids in your family and neighborhood have started school or they are getting ready for their first day, we have some tips on how to keep kids safe and healthy when starting the new school year. Time in classrooms and around lots of children can often mean an increased exposure to LOTS of infection, so we'll tell you how to help keep your kids away from germs. On the Real Questions dot TV channel, parents ask questions like -- at what point can a child go back to school after they have had the chicken pox? As well as, what can a parent do to calm a child's back to school jitters? In response to the first question, Dr. Giuliano says that once the chicken pox have scabbed over, a child is safe to return to school. While fewer children are getting chicken pox because they are vaccinated, it is of course important to consider when the child is no longer contagious. But, as we all know, chicken pox isn't the only thing causing kids to miss school. Icyou reporter Rebecca Fox discusses some of the most common reasons children tend to miss school. In this video, Fox sites the common cold, ear infections, the stomach flu and strep throat as some of the most frequent reasons children are absent from school. Children are often <b>...</b>
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  Christopher Hitchens: A New Middle...
  October 4, 1991 www.amazon.com Watch the full speech: thefilmarchived.blogspot.com According to Richard Sale, Iraq was then regarded as a key buffer and strategic asset in the Cold War with the Soviet Union. In the mid-1950s, Iraq was quick to join the anti-Soviet Baghdad Pact which was to defend the region and whose members included Turkey, Britain, Iran and Pakistan. Qassim's sudden decision to withdraw from the pact in 1959 was an act that "freaked everybody out" according to a former senior US State Department official. Hussein, while only in his early 20s, became a part of a US plot to get rid of Abd al-Karim Qasim. Hussein was installed in an apartment in Baghdad on al-Rashid Street directly opposite Qassim's office in Iraq's Ministry of Defense, to observe Qassim's movements. The move was done with full knowledge of the CIA, and Hussein's CIA handler was an Iraqi dentist working for CIA and Egyptian intelligence. The assassination was set for Oct. 7, 1959, but it was completely botched; the 22-year-old Hussein lost his nerve and began firing too soon, killing Qassim's driver and only wounding Qassim in the shoulder and arm, Qassim escaped death. Hussein was shot in the leg, but escaped to Tikrit with the help of CIA and Egyptian intelligence agents. Hussein then crossed into Syria and was transferred by Egyptian intelligence agents to Beirut, the CIA paid for Hussein's apartment and put him through a brief training course, the agency then helped him get to Cairo <b>...</b>