Posts tagged with The Sciences
Study shows “true character” of Greenies—more added
Greenies apparently really lie, cheat, steal, lack altruism, according to a well operated study with good experimental design.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM5h7Dfq54tFVb0RNXErzMP1FwxlUDA
Probably not much difference between Canadian greenies and American greenies, locally such as Merrill.
"Green shoppers" displayed some serious deficits in ethics across the tsks involved in this University of Toronto study.
and yes, global warming is now totally debunked because of the "hide the decline" e-mails, data showing that warming didn't occur in the past ten years, and the Russian IEA says that its climate data was cherry picked.
But then, these folks will lie cheat and steal, so what will they do next to maintain the myth of global warming?
Human Trials of H1N1/novel flu? … waiting, anyone?
In looking at many news sources tonight I learned some things about the H1N1/novel flu vaccine. I already knew that human trials had started in Australia in July, and here in the U.S. in August.
I am one who will not get the H1N1 vaccine until the human trials are done. Yes I know how vaccines work and I routinely get the seasonal vaccine. I am in at least two priority groups for the H1N1 vaccine. However, in 1976 the 'swine flu vaccine' resulted in deaths totaling far beyond what that 'swine flu virus' might have caused.
Many countries, including Taiwan and India, have not completed their human trials. Some have had trouble with the stability of the vaccine's virus material.
I find some people in the U.S. saying that this vaccine has "been tested" and "is the most tested" vaccine. Some of these apparently have M.D. after their names but seem to be more functioning as Public Information Officers than medical professionals. The human trials in Australia apparently went off without serious problems, but all I could find was vague generalities in the Australian press.
So, what I did was a lot of looking with Yahoo-news and Google-news along with searching the CDC's website. I would expect that if U.S. trials in humans were complete that our government leaders would make big PR out of that, advising us to build confidence in the current H1N1/novel flu vaccine. Well, mum's the word it seems.
Oh, by the way, Mrs. Gnome is very sick just today with a flu-like illness.
So, if somebody has information on the U.S. human trials' outcome, or details on the australian trials, please post it here. I'd sure like to see it.
Vanuatu, 7.8 quake. Anybody have any experience with this Pacific Island nation?
The third pacific massive quake and Tsunami in two weeks has just hit:
7.8 Quake Strikes Off Vanuatu A powerful magnitude 7.8 earthquake has rocked the South Pacific near the Vanuatu archipelago, the U.S. Geological Survey reports, triggering a regional tsunami alert.
---Any readers have any experience with this island nation? There isn't anything very high there, so any Tsunami could cause massive death and distruction.
Was just wondering if there are any Lawrence connections.
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