via The Happy Pear “Here’s another killer recipe from our 5 Minute Dinner series! This zingy curry is super satisfying and full of veggie goodness. Enjoy dudes! (Recipe and instructable video below.)” Editor’s note – I tried this meal and it’s just as delicious as it…
By Organic and Healthy In our modern lives, we all have some idea what success is supposed to look like. Unfortunately, that often means creativity dies – because it doesn’t fit traditional models of success. As a team of Madrid-based animators, Daniel Martinez Lara and…
By Catherine J. Frompovich What do you know about AMI Smart Meters? Are you aware such a meter probably has been retrofitted on to your electric, natural gas and water utility services, probably without your knowledge and/or consent? Do you realize those digital “Advanced Metering…
By Catherine J Frompovich Recently, Dr Andrew Wakefield took his documentary about the fraud in vaccine science, VAXXED From Cover-up to Catastrophe, to its premiere in Paris, France. Here is a video of the Question and Answer period after the showing wherein Dr Wakefield mentions…
By truTV Meet the Walmart of eye glasses. Did you know that a single company controls 80% of all glasses and sunglasses brands? In Adam Ruins Everything, host Adam Conover employs a combination of comedy, history and science to dispel widespread misconceptions about everything we take for…
By Justin Gardner Delray Beach, FL – A Florida microbrewery has adopted a novel way to not only reduce plastic waste but also give a little something back to the environment. Saltwater Brewery, located on the Atlantic coast, uses barley and wheat leftover from the…
By Catherine J Frompovich Personally, I thought I’d never live to see the day this happened! One of the top news networks having an intelligent news anchor discuss vaccine issues and not pejoratizing the messenger! Kudos and hats off to Fox News Network and Tucker…
By Dylan Magaster A delightful tiny house anyone would be proud to call home. Enter this exquisitely hand crafted home that is full of secrets. Travis Build his own Tiny House on Wheels, he started with a water damaged trailer and proceeded to build a how…
By Karen Foster How people describe both positive and negative events in their lives influences their perception of their own life. When scientists began tracking the health of 268 Harvard sophomores in 1938 during the Great Depression, they hoped the longitudinal study would reveal clues…
By Alex Pietrowski As more information comes to light about both the horrors of dairy industries practices in producing cow’s milk, and the negative health effects of consuming dairy products, more people are rejecting dairy in their diets, and mainstream media is now working to…
By Alex Pietrowski Experts cannot agree on a single, simple definition of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), but do agree that it causes unfavorable behavior in educational, professional and correctional institutions. Even the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), the bible of psychiatric diagnosis, defines it…
By Heather Callaghan, Editor How to escape if your car is submerged in water Did you know that over 400 people each year die inside sinking cars? You would think it would be a rare event, but careening a car into a lake is not…
By Alex Pietrowski The eugenics movement has always been problematic, it has always reflected a desire to have people be in perfect health as a society, not really as individuals, but as a group. ~Liam Scheff Eugenics in one form or another has always been a…
By School of Life We associate being dutiful with being safe – that’s how it worked at school. But once we are in the big world, too much of a concern for duty can be our downfall. “We start off in life being very interested…
By Jay, Med School Insiders Reading helped me transform my life. Here’s how, and here’s why you should do it too. Editor’s note: Although this video is intended for med students, it is super useful for everyone else! We don’t necessarily agree with book recommendations –…
By Derrick Broze At a recent geoengineering conference two Harvard engineers announced plans for a real-world climate engineering experiment beginning in 2018. The science of geoengineering has increasingly become a part of the public conversation around climate change and an ever-controversial topic within the scientific…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Everyone is so smitten with high tech and other political correctness ‘awareness’ goings on, no one is paying attention to the fact our Constitutional Rights, especially those emphasized in the first ten amendments, aka the Bill of Rights, originally proposed and…
By Heather Callaghan, Editor A homeless man in a wheelchair joined a street musician for a spontaneous New Year’s Eve street jam in the early hours of 2016 – and the result was incredible British musician Jonny Walker said: I went out busking in Leeds on New Year’s Eve…
By Daisy Luther A new law quietly passed last December contains a waiver of informed consent that eliminates the requirement of pharmaceutical companies to let you know if a medication or vaccine given to you or your child is experimental. Wow. One last Christmas surprise…
By Heather Callaghan, Editor There have been reports of recent sightings of the thylacine even though the striped oddity has been gone for 81 years – and declared officially extinct in the 1980s. The sightings have been enough to prompt scientists to go on a…
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