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2004 palestinian farmers working in their fields ( the only way feed their kids sell the crops) were prevented by settler violence and the idf to access their olive groves. in addition, hundreds of thousands of olive trees have been uprooted by the idf since september 2000.s ome farmers -have in the past faced incidents of crop theft, tree uprooting, harassment and physical attacks, at times fatally, by israeli settlers and the idf.
retarded fan fiction by: squirrelking narration by: blind51de
nothing but pure raw and hard rock and roll. no lights, no lasers, no prophacy, just hard rock.
live at big day out its system of a down with toxicity and good bye blue keies.
trance/electronic dance. dj tiesto and blue man group.
very thought provoking. version of the video which has been banned from all tv music stations (in the background).
some argue that religious life is the best way to live. they claim life without a god is sad and depressing.
washington (ap) - gritty rats and mice living in sewers and farms seem to have healthier immune systems than their squeaky clean cousins that frolic in cushy antiseptic labs, two studies indicate. the lesson for humans: clean living may make us sick. the studies give more weight to a 17-year-old theory that the sanitized western world may be partly to blame for soaring rates of human allergy and asthma cases and some autoimmune diseases, such as type i diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis. the theory, called the hygiene hypothesis, figures that people's immune systems aren't being challenged by disease and dirt early in life, so the body's natural defences overreact to small irritants such as pollen. the new studies, one of which was published friday in the peer reviewed scandinavian journal of immunology, found significant differences in the immune systems between euthanized wild and lab rodents. when the immune cells in the wild rats are stimulated by researchers, "they just don't do anything they sit there; if you give them same stimulus to the lab rats, they go crazy," said study co-author dr. william parker, a duke university professor of experimental surgery. he compared lab rodents to more than 50 wild rats and mice captured and killed in cities and farms. also, the wild mice and rats had as much as four times higher levels of immunoglobulins, yet weren't sick, showing an immune system tuned to fight crucial germs, but not minor irritants, parker said. he said what happened in the lab rats is what likely occurs in humans: their immune systems have got it so cushy they overreact to smallest of problems. "your immune system is like the person who lives in the perfect house and has all the food they want, you're going to start worrying about the little things like someone stepping on your flowers," parker said. challenged immune systems - such as kids who grow up with two or more pets - don't tend to develop as many allergies, said dr. stanley goldstein, director of allergy & asthma care of long island. parker said his study has drawbacks because he can't be sure that the age of the wild and lab rodents are equivalent, although he estimates the ages based on weight. he also could not control what happened in the past to the wild rats to see if they had unusual diseases before being captured and killed. it would have been more useful had parker studied extremely young wild rodents because, according to the hygiene hypothesis, that's when the protection from dirty living starts, said dr. stuart levy, director of the center for adaptation genetics and drug resistance at tufts university. human epidemiological studies have long given credence to the hygiene theory, showing that allergy and asthma rates were higher in the cleaner industrialized areas than in places such as africa. parker's studies, looking at animal differences, may eventually help scientists find when, where and how environmental exposure help protect against future allergies and immune disorders, said goldstein, and dr. jeffrey platt of the mayo clinic in minn., both of whom were not part of parker's studies. parker said he hopes to build a 15-metre artificial sewer for his next step, so that he could introduce the clean lab rats to an artificial dirty environment and see how and when the immunity was activated. that may be the biggest thing to come out of the wild and lab rodent studies, platt said: "then all of a sudden it becomes possible to expose people to the few things (that exercise the immune system) and gives them the benefit of the dirty environment without having to expose them to the dirt.
another song from bonkers 15, one of my favs
timeless classic performed by one of the hard-rock greats.
michael jackson parody.
circle of life
half life in 60 seconds
serj tankian performing live.
rammstein volkerball live in nimes - reise reise
rammstein volkerball live in nimes - links 1 2 3 and keine lust
rammstein volkerball live in nimes - feuer frei and asche zu asche
rammstein volkerball live in nimes - morgenstern and mein teil
rammstein volkerball live in nimes - mein teil and stein um stein
rammstein volkerball live in nimes - los
rammstein volkerball live in nimes - du riechst so gut and benzin
rammstein volkerball live in nimes - du hast and sehnsucht
rammstein volkerball live in nimes - amerika
rammstein volkerball live in nimes - rammstein and sonne
