This is certainly welcome news, even if it took so long that current formulations of vaccines may have been altered. Nevertheless, there are obvious current life and health risks from vaccines. The manufacturers will learn from this that they cannot continue without responsibility to the public safety.
By Susan Curtis, NYR Natural NewsPoor circulation can lead to a tendency to getting cold hands and feet, which can be an uncomfortable problem during the winter months.
When it’s cold your body automatically draws blood away from the extremities to keep your core and internal organs warm. So when the temperature drops we all need a bit of extra help to keep hands and feet warm.
The first thing to do is review your outerwear. Whether you are exercising, shopping or going to work, winter shoes and socks need to protect your feet from the elements. Go for practical over glamorous every time. If you can’t get away with wearing furry boots in the office, then keep a pair of ‘work shoes’ in your desk and make sure you commute in warm, appropriate footwear.
The same goes for gloves. It can be hard to get into the habit of putting them on when you go out but keeping your hands protected reaps benefits, not only in keeping them warm, but in keeping your skin protected from cold and chapping.
At home you could turn the heat up at home, but it’s healthier (and these days less expensive!) to keep the temperature in your home a bit lower and dress warmly, in thin, adjustable layers, not forgetting the socks and slippers.
The bill’s supporters say the informational material used overseas to influence foreign audiences is too good to not use at home, and that new techniques are needed to help fight Al-Qaeda, a borderless enemy whose own propaganda reaches Americans online.
“A CONSTITUTION OF GOVERNMENT ONCE CHANGED FROM FREEDOM, CAN NEVER BE RESTORED. LIBERTY, ONCE LOST, IS LOST FOREVER.”
~JOHN ADAMS
Congratulations Icelandic People! Here’s a glimpse of light at the end of the tunnel. Greece, take notice! All countries take notice. It might be too hard, BUT it is certainly exactly what is needed to combat the world domination schemes. Exactly what is needed to free the people from control and oppression. [H/T to TIP]
Great post, excited about reblogging it!
Great to diversify topics. All important to me, whether eating healthy or trying to understand the madness that this world seems to thrive on.
As John Lennon so beautifully wrote, ‘Imagine there being peace’ and we could revel in health and happinesss. In the meantime, it is nice to forget for a while the evil and destruction, instead to eat and drink healthily, enjoy music, friendship and nature.
This Sott.net information is reproduced here as a page in ‘Cardiac Health’
The name alone sounds so encouraging: HDL, the “good cholesterol.” The more of it in your blood, the lower your risk of heart disease. So bringing up HDL levels has got to be good for health.
Or so the theory went.
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Ken’s comprehensive analysis appears to be authentic. It suggests at least that the authenticity is demonstrably better than that of the BOM. Net inference is that the BOM data processing leaves something to be desired, contains suspicious manipulations with insufficient transparent justification which tend to bias the trend to a higher warming, and that they display a reluctance to respond to what could be termed “peer-review” by the panel.
The article’s conclusion is inserted here for the reader’s interest.“The Bureau’s responses to all of the review panel’s recommendations are listed here. Some are very enlightening: BOM appears to be not as keen on public accessibility as the review panel recommends! BOM is quite happy to calculate monthly means for months with up to 12 missing days. No mention is made of short length sites.
Let the review panel have the final say (my emphasis):
The Panel’s overall confidence is derived from its close examination of the Bureau’s observation practices, its network selection methodology, its approach to data homogenisation, and its methodologies for the analysis of trends. All of these factors need to be satisfactorily handled before stakeholders can be confident about findings based on the data; a failure in any one of these factors will result in a loss of stakeholders’ confidence in the system as a whole. But the confidence of public stakeholders needs always to be nurtured in other ways as well. For that reason the Panel has placed special emphasis in its report on the need for good communications and greater transparency of the development and operations of the ACORN-SAT system. A side benefit of this transparency for the Bureau is that useful suggestions for improvements and refinements to the ACORN-SAT system will almost certainly be made.”
“We can only hope!”
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Ken Stewart, May 2012
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Update, April 2014
Readers may have come to this site via a poster campaign, featuring (with my permission) graphs of adjustments to minimum temperatures at Rutherglen, Victoria. The graphs show comparisons of unadjusted daily temperatures as shown at Climate Data Online, with temperatures downloaded from the Acorn site (see below.) The daily temperatures have been smoothed with a 365 day running mean and linear trends are shown. The amount of adjustment in the Acorn data is clear. Pleased read on for a full explanation.
Introduction
In March 2012, a new daily temperature reconstruction was released, called the Australian Climate Observations Reference Network- Surface Air Temperatures, or ACORN-SAT (Acorn). It appears that the previous “High Quality” Annual and Daily series will be quietly forgotten, as it had become apparent that they had significant, but never admitted, problems (see my previous posts: The Australian Temperature…
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There is much to be said about ‘peer-review’, in fact much has already been said. It is a mainstay argument used by the AGW warmists. Their particular variety of peer-review has come under serious and IMHO, deserved criticism.
This article is a commonsense look at the subject.
It would be wise to evaluate peer-reviews as to their credibility rather than accept them at face value.Related articles
- Thoughts on peer review (medrants.com)
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…or else!
Though it is seldom addressed, the line between peer review and peer pressure is razor-thin. Interestingly, one of science’s strongest “selling points”, as scientismatics would have it, is that science is driven by professional group-think.
Allow me a small burst of theatrical nerdistry.
Common Man 1: What happen?
Common Man 2: Someone set up us the borg-mind!
Scientismatic: Hello, gentlemen, you have no time to decide. Folk-theory resistance is futile. ALL YOUR BELIEFS ARE BELONG TO US!
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Great Britain: A historic snowfall blanketed Great Britain on Jan. 7 this year. A strong high-pressure mode of a pattern called the Arctic Oscillation pushed the jet stream further south and allowed Arctic air masses to invade Northern Europe in December and January, making for unusually severe and cold weather. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
From ‘The 4th Media’, an ‘infowars’ post linked here
Here we have another point of view. It has support from other sources. It may lack peer-review but how does one define peer-review? Is peer-review reliable as a scientific gauge if the peers are friends and of the same beliefs or agenda?
Does this point of view have scientific validity? I suggest that it does, without doubt at least as much, much more than the claimed validity of CO2 having a direct and substantial influence on global temperature.
My wish is for the “ice age” hypothesis to be wrong. If not, we are in for a far worse civilization crisis than a couple of degreesC increase would likely cause. A couple of degreesC that is basically speculation and far from probable.
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Flannery peddles cherry-picking, scientific garbage. This is the so-called science that drives the Australian government to introduce a carbon tax. It also drives the Australian economy downhill and the thinking Australian public to distraction.
Dr Roy Spencer UAH current.
Global UAH trend
I love CO2, it makes me breathe.
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