
Michaelangelica
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About Michaelangelica
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Interested in gardening, the environment, politics,science, medicine, herbs and herbal medicine, med
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North of Sydney Australia
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useful plants, herbarism (not a typo),, hypography, gardening, science
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Herbarist, Posting on Hypography, retired psychologist/teacher/nurseyman/sociologist/businessman/alc
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riper reacted to a post in a topic: Protecting your prostate
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We need a trillion more indoor plants.
Michaelangelica replied to Michaelangelica's topic in Environmental Studies
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=wAEW4TipEWs http://inhabitat.com/video-andrea-air-purifier-uses-a-plant-to-clean-the-air-in-your-home/ Andrea Air Purifier Uses a Plant to Clean the Air in Your Home Read more: VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: Andrea Air Purifier, a Partnership Between Man and Plant | Inhabitat - Sustainable Design Innovation, Eco Architecture, Green Building -
Moontanman reacted to a post in a topic: Toxoplasma
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http://www.theatlant...u-crazy/308873/ latest NG http://ngm.nationalg...kers-gallery#/5 >Other links http://schizophreniabulletin.oxfordjournals.org/content/33/3/757.fullhttp://www.stanleyresearch.org/dnn/Default.aspx?tabid=182
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What Is Monsanto Doing To Our Bees? Posted by Maryam Henein on February 3, 2012 Bees love Maryam There was quite a stir among beekeepers and anti-GMO activists last fall when chemical and seed giant Monsanto purchased Beeologics, a small company best known for its “groundbreaking research” applying RNAi technology to honeybees, a process that blocks gene expression. This was Monsanto’s first acquisition of a pest control biotech company. Since its inception in 2007, Beeologics has been developing Remebee®, an anti-viral treatment for use in honeybees affected with Israeli Acute Paraly
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The lateral transfer of genetic information across species is common in bacteria, but rare among vertebrates—or so scientists believed. Now, researchers have demonstrated that a particular DNA sequence has likely jumped several times between the genomes of reptiles, marsupials, and mammals. The study was published this week (31 December) in theProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. BovB is a retrotransposon, a piece of DNA that can copy and paste itself around the genome to create large swathes of repetitive sequences. It is abundant in the cow genome. Researchers have also found i
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Michaelangelica reacted to a post in a topic: Has The Republican Party Lost It's Collective Mind?
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Michaelangelica reacted to a post in a topic: The Eleventh Hour, of the Eleventh Day, of the Eleventh Month
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Starting a new career as a teacher “Have you ever killed anyone?” They ask, with the innocent naivety of youth. “What do you think?” I reply, smiling quietly. But indeed, what is the truth? Have I ever killed anyone? Let’s think… In the dark and dusty, neon-tinted streets of Basra I shot at men who shot at me. But did my own fizzing tracer beat that of those who fired faster? I doubt anyone could see. Have I ever killed anyone? I certainly played a part in causing their demise by giving orders for Air to ‘drop’. The enemy, portrayed in sepia tones through God-like eyes, sa
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Michaelangelica reacted to a post in a topic: Economics business.The Sub-prime Crisis. How bad is it?
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Economics business.The Sub-prime Crisis. How bad is it?
Michaelangelica replied to Michaelangelica's topic in Economics
Evidence gathered by the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission clearly demonstrated that the financial crisis was avoidable and due, in no small part, to recklessness and ethical breaches on Wall Street. Yet, it’s clear that the unrepentant and the unreformed are still all too present within our banking system. A June survey of 500 senior financial services executives in the United States and Britain turned up stunning results. Some 24 percent said that they believed that financial services professionals may need to engage in illegal or unethical conduct to succeed, 26 percent said that they h -
If states, like Florida, use a small air-force to blanket spray for mosquitoes, what do you expect? http://www.beyondpesticides.org/dailynewsblog/?p=7537 http://www.epa.gov/o...ks/honeybee.htm Use of Common Pesticide Linked to Bee Colony Collapse For immediate release: Thursday, April 5, 2012 Boston, MA – The likely culprit in sharp worldwide declines in honeybee colonies since 2006 is imidacloprid, one of the most widely used pesticides, according to a new study from Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH). The authors, led by Chensheng (Alex) Lu, associate professor of envi
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https://theconversation.edu.au/scientists-found-guilty-for-laquila-earthquake-deaths-but-why-10292?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Latest+from+The+Conversation+for+24+October+2012&utm_content=Latest+from+The+Conversation+for+24+October+2012+CID_d45bbe106db37971d44b50081a6570e8&utm_source=campaign_monitor&utm_term=Scientists%20found%20guilty%20for%20LAquila%20earthquake%20deaths%20%20but%20why What is commonly misunderstood about this case is that the guilty parties were convicted neither for failing to forecast the earthquake nor for neglecting to advise evacuation of the city.
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Guantanamo Bay: Shame on you, United States
Michaelangelica replied to Michaelangelica's topic in Political Sciences
This so-called crime was invented five years after Hicks was alleged to have committed it. Quite a few people argued this at the time, most notably his American lawyer, US Marine Major Dan Mori. It was obvious in 2007 that the Bush administration was rigging show trials on trumped-up charges. This lot and more, propagandists all, could never get it into their fat heads that it wasn't support for Hicks per se. It was support for his right to a fair and speedy trial. It was disgust at the supine Howard government cynically abandoning an Australian citizen to the whims of such unprincipled thugs -
Guantanamo Bay: Shame on you, United States
Michaelangelica replied to Michaelangelica's topic in Political Sciences
It would have taken the skills of a first-year law clerk in the Attorney-General's department to advise that the case against David Hicks was a big no-no. It didn't need an appeals court in the United States this week to tell us this was a dodgy political prosecution. Being fitted-up for a war crime for things he allegedly did before the crime was put on the books required some heavy-handed manipulation. Hicks was charged in 2007 with ''material support for terrorism''. This related to ''engaging in combat against US forces'' in Afghanistan in 2001. The Military Commission and the offenc -
JMJones0424 reacted to a post in a topic: Do plants make rain?
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Michaelangelica reacted to a post in a topic: Do plants make rain?
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Do plants make rain?
Michaelangelica replied to Michaelangelica's topic in Earth and Climate Science
From Plants and Fungi to Clouds The atmosphere is replete with aerosols made up of organic molecules, which are necessary for clouds to form, as well as for rain and other forms of precipitation to fall. However, how these organic aerosols form has largely remained a mystery to atmospheric scientists. Now, a new study published in Science this week (August 30) shows that salt compounds released by plants and fungi hover above the Amazon Rainforest, where the may exert a significant impact on the region’s weather by contributing to s aerosols to the atmosphere and serving as seeds for cloud and -
Michaelangelica reacted to a post in a topic: Water: Where will it come from in 2050?
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Water: Where will it come from in 2050?
Michaelangelica replied to Michaelangelica's topic in Earth and Climate Science
SOLAR OVEN TRANSFORMS SALT WATER TO DRINKABLE WATER The deceivingly simple device transforms salty water to clean drinkable water in one day of sun exposure – just by filling the top-mounted black boiler with salty water and tightening the cap. Throughout the day the temperature and pressure grows within the boiler, forcing steam downward through an internal pipe and into a lower collection lid, where it condenses as fresh water and drips into an earthen basen for transport and use. The setup is simple; cheap and easy to reproduce using widely available materials; and works much more effi -
Kayra reacted to a post in a topic: Has The Republican Party Lost It's Collective Mind?
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Has The Republican Party Lost It's Collective Mind?
Michaelangelica replied to Moontanman's topic in Political Sciences
"2016" The documentary is a harsh conservative critique of what the country would look like four years from now if President Barack Obama is re-elected. ">Read more: http://www.news.com....2#ixzz24xRNItzY the film has been widely praised by conservative political commentators, as you'd expect "2016" employs a brisk montage of snappy visuals, re-enactments, talking-head interviews and first-person commentary to render President Obama as a clear and present danger whose socialist governing philosophy has been indelibly colored by radical influences ranging from his African-born father (a r -
Michaelangelica reacted to a post in a topic: Has The Republican Party Lost It's Collective Mind?
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Michaelangelica reacted to a post in a topic: Has The Republican Party Lost It's Collective Mind?
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Michaelangelica reacted to a post in a topic: Malaria
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Bart Knols: Cheese, dogs,smells and pills to end malaria https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gah5TyZQSq4&feature=player_embedded http://www.ted.com/talks/bart_knols_cheese_dogs_and_pills_to_end_malaria.html?utm_source=newsletter_weekly_2012-05-15&utm_campaign=newsletter_weekly&utm_medium=email
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Alkamid database: Chemistry, occurrence and functionality of plantN-alkylamides