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this is probably one of the best releases by metallica. saw a few comments for more metallica videos so here it is live. size: 55.0 mb
he's a player already!
metallica!!!!
do you think you have a massive package? well walk around the streets and ask women
metallica cover.
some kind of phone commercial about throwing pies at flies.
metallica cover played on cellos.
metalica cover song.
arrange the pieces to match the shape on the left.
dr. bruce lipton discusses his work as a research scientist. starts off a little slow, but gets extremely interesting and powerful.
part two of dr. bruce lipton's talk about biological processes & quantum physics.
gil smart on barack obama`s decision to release the torture memos. smart blasts dick cheney and other neo-cons rushing to the defense of enhanced interrogation.
an accurate pie chart.
kate kendell, leader of the national center for lesbian rights, discusses her involvement in promoting marriage equality and expands on why a legally recognized marriage should be considered a basic human right, despite sexual orientation.
how the first dark matter map was created.
spikedhumor members give various ratings to identical comments. i guess delivery matters, even online!
the hubble telescope may have, for the first time, provided direct evidence for the existence of black holes by observing how matter disappears when it falls beyond the "event horizon," the boundary between a black hole and the outside universe. astronomers found their evidence by watching the fading and disappearance of pulses of ultraviolet light from clumps of hot gas swirling around a massive, compact object called cygnus xr-1. this activity suggests that the hot gas fell into a black hole.
sitting stone still under a skull cap fitted with a couple dozen electrodes, austrian scientist peter brunner stares at a laptop computer. without so much as moving a nostril hair, he suddenly begins to compose a message -- letter by letter -- on a giant screen overhead.
"b-o-n-j-o-u-r" he writes with the power of his mind, much to the amazement of the largely french audience of scientists and curious onlookers gathered at the four-day european research and innovation exhibition in paris, which opened thursday.
brunner and two colleagues from the state-financed wadsworth center in albany, new york were demonstrating a "brain computer interface (bci)," an astounding technology which digitalizes brain signals emitted as electrical impulses -- picked up by the electrodes -- to convey intent.
while no spoons were bent, this was definitely mind over matter.
without recourse to nerves or muscles, bci "can provide communication and control to people who are totally paralyzed" and unable to speak or move, explains researcher theresa sellers, also from wadsworth.
scientists have been experimenting with ways to translate thought directly into action for nearly two decades, but bci has only recently begun to move out of the laboratory and into the daily lives of those trapped inside bodies that no longer respond to their will.
the wadsworth system, one of several that detects electroencephalographic (eeg) activity, is based on an algorithm that analyzes the brain waves and identifies peaks in activity that correspond to particular mental efforts.
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is sex safer in taiwan or can it be? the alarming increase of stds and abortions is forcing the taipei city government department of health to take significant action by appealing to teenagers to use condoms during intercourse. the statistics speak grimly for themselves. in the last year, the youngest case of syphilis infection in taipei city was just 14, with 17 as the youngest age for a case of aids. for those who fall within the 15-19 age group, since 2008, aids infections grew from 1-5, hiv infections from 5 to 9, syphilis incidence from 13 to 22 and condyloma infections from 8 to 17. the above poster addresses the population that needs help the most. it is funny according to some, but its message is far from amusing. the bottom caption translates into: “be careful, this is what could happen if you don’t wear a condom.” the word, condom, translated from the chinese reads: “avoid pregnancy cover” and “safety cover.” in the poster, the word is amusingly referred to as “insurance cover.” as long as it serves as a warning, taipei authorities are not concerned about whether those who view the poster are amused or not. their primary interest lies with the more than 77 percent of teenagers who became infected with stds via unprotected sex over the course of the last few years. in this age of “information technology,” what was once considered private and taboo is not only considered half-heartedly acceptable but also inescapably in-the- face advertising. taipei authorities are desperate and intent on changing the statistics that are steadily stealing the vitality and long-term health of its youth. it is hoped this poster will shove its message down the throats of those too busy to listen and unprepared to tackle the consequences of one moment’s unprotected pleasure in exchange for a lifetime of serious, debilitating illness. source
discovery.com news march 27, 2008 -- an international spacecraft that dove through geysers erupting from the surface of a saturn moon found organic matter, one of many ingredients that make an environment hospitable to extraterrestrial life, scientists said. the discovery excited mission team members, who say it's a marker for further research into whether the icy satellite enceladus has such an environment. the chemical analysis by the unmanned cassini spacecraft revealed that enceladus' interior was similar to that of a comet. while the jet plumes were mostly water vapor, the probe found traces of methane and simple organic compounds, said hunter waite of the southwest research institute, who is the principal investigator of one of the spacecraft's instruments. "we clearly have the organics and are closing in on the question of liquid water in the interior," waite said. in 2005, cassini spied gigantic geysers spewing from fractures known as tiger stripes on the moon's south pole. scientists theorized that reservoirs of liquid water below the surface were likely supplying the ice and vapor seen in the plumes. the flyby two weeks ago took cassini within 30 miles from the surface of enceladus, the shiniest object in the solar system. during the encounter, the spacecraft barreled through the icy geyser plumes at 32,000 mph and an altitude of 120 miles. detailed heat maps of the lunar surface revealed the south pole is warmer than previously thought. temperature measurements show the region is at least minus 135 degrees fahrenheit -- 63 degrees hotter than previously known. cassini scientist john spencer of the southwest research institute said the high temperatures likely indicate that liquid water may lurk beneath the surface. scientists generally agree the presence of water, organic compounds and a stable heat source are needed to support primitive life. scientists not involved with the mission said while the discovery of organics is important in the search for extraterrestrial life, the fact that they resemble comet material casts doubt on whether liquid water is present. "suppose they had seen complex organics ... that would be interpreted to mean that liquid water was present and that chemical reactions had gone forward toward forming life," said bruce jakosky, an astrobiologist at the university of colorado. "that we don't see those things suggests that liquid water is not abundant or that energy sources are not present," he said.
keep telling yourself that.
being too big can be a bad thing.
iraq and weapons of mass destruction concerns the iraqi government`s use, possession, and alleged intention of acquiring more types of weapons of mass destruction (wmd) during the presidency of saddam hussein. during his reign of several decades, he was internationally known for his use of chemical weapons in the 1980s against civilians and in the iran-iraq war. following the 1991 gulf war he also engaged in a decade-long confrontation with the united nations and its weapons inspectors, which ended in the 2003 invasion by the united states. great controversy emerged when no such weapons were found, leading to accusations that the united states, and in particular its president george w. bush had deliberately inflated intelligence or lied about iraq`s weapons in order to justify an invasion of the country
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