By Jesus Diaz This may seem like something out of a science fiction movie: researchers have designed microparticles that can be injected directly into the bloodstream to quickly oxygenate your body, even if you can’t breatheanymore. It’s one of the best medical breakthroughs in recent years, and one that could save millions of lives every year.
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The legend of the “Lechuza” has been told in this area for years.
For the first time in 50 years, Havana Bay has received a shipment of humanitarian aid from Miami in the United States. The Ana Cecilia sailed into the Cuban harbour shortly after 11:00 GMT or 7am local time on Friday, carrying family goods, food, medicine and clothing, as well as medical equipment such as orthopedic mattresses and electric wheelchairs. Shipper International Port Corp. hopes to make this a weekly service between the US and Cuba, who have been at ideological odds for years, with a ship leaving Miami every Wednesday for the 16-hour trip to Havana. The US had imposed…
Archaeologists of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences have finished reconstituting a 5,300-year-old pottery statue from fragments unearthed in North China’s Inner Mongolia autonomous region, it was announced on Saturday.
Now for those of you who watched ‘Chasing UFO’s last night you would have seen the following that I am about to post. Basically the team went out and investigated the crash site where the Roswell incident occurred. James Fox started off by finding a piece of metal and then later on they came across something more significant:
Rock containing ‘most complete early human skull ever’ discovered… It was on the shelf of a laboratory for three years!
National Casualty Company, part of the Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co., says it won’t cover damage related to hydraulic fracturing — or fracking — for natural gas and oil.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Now: two views on whether a nuclear-armed Iran makes the Middle East a safer place. John Mearsheimer is a professor at the University of Chicago. He’s a West Point graduate and former Air Force officer. And he’s written extensively on strategic issues.
It’s often called the “lame-stream” media for a reason. Liberals and conservatives the country-over can finally agree on something: TV news sucks.
By Nicholas West Activist Post The elite UK think-tank, The Royal Society, which has openly admitted to studying how to play God with the climate, has kicked off a new program that reveals another level of control entirely: the human brain.
House Of Rothschild: No One Can Understand What Has Happened To The Planet Without Reading This (Highlights) The Rothschilds have been in control of the world for a very long time, their tentacles reaching into many aspects of our daily lives, as is documented in the following timeline. However, before you jump to the timeline, please read this invaluable introduction which will tell you who the Rothschilds are as oppose to who they claim to be.
By Peter Chowka Purported medical benefits have recently been cited as among the more compelling reasons why people should receive an implanted microchip or biochip. On May 10, three members of a family in Florida (“medical pioneers,” according to a fawning report on the CBS Evening News) became the first people to receive the implants. Each device, made of silicon and called a VeriChip™,
By Eddie Wrenn One of the UK’s top UFO experts has given his views on the likelihood of aliens suddenly appearing in our skies – and how the international community would respond.
By Jason Noble The Republican candidate for a state Senate seat in eastern Iowa has ended her campaign and instead declared herself a U.S. Senator for the state of Iowa.
By Louise Armitstead The documents, which lift the lid on the evidence gathered by US investigators into the scandal, contain an email in which a Barclays trader warns a New York Fed employee that the Libor submissions for Aug 28, 2007, including one from Lloyds, “look too low”.
Dear Reddit, I work in NYC, and was dragged into a very curious situation today. I was taking the 1 train from midtown to the financial district and as usual, the train was pretty packed. I bumped into a raggedy dressed man as we got on and he shot me a quick smile.
By Sam Kiley Hundreds of tonnes of Syria’s stockpile of deadly nerve gas could fall into the hands of terrorist groups if the regime of Bashar al Assad falls apart amid widening concerns that Israel could go to war to try to stop this ‘Doomsday threat’.