| | Venice is sinking... | | Has everybody heard that Venice is sinking.. Apparently its going to go underwater and there's nothing they can do about it..Does anybody know why this is??
Is there really no wya to stop it?? | |
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| | Breast Prosthesis - Which one is best? | | There are only two companies that I would recommend for women who need a breast prosthesis. As a mastectomy fitter I have found that Trulife Harmony and Silk prosthetics to be the softest breast prosthetics on the market. They closely resemble the soft texture of human skin. They are lightweight and durable. The other is Amoena. The Climate Control prosthesis has a liner that draws heat from the body. They too are soft. | |
| | I don't want a prison in my backyard - can we freeze criminals for 50 years? | | I got this idea from watching Demolition Man again - which takes place apparently in 1996. I don't think we have the capacity to cryogenically freeze folks and then thaw them out but I bet anything if we do some research in this arena, we could eventually do it. What do you think? If we had the technology would it be a good idea? I think it would save money in the long run, no need to worry about climate control, food (in the sense of groceries), you wouldn't need a lot of space per inmate, you'd need employees but probably not as many as prisons currently employ. There'd be little chance of people killing or raping each other because they'd all be in suspended animation. Nobody could break out of prison either and begin committing crimes all over again. | |
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| Earthships the way of the future? | | If you have not heard of an earthship you really need to check it out at earthship.net. These homes, created by Mike Reynolds, are a sustainable dream and I hope to one day build my own. Using old tires and trash he is able to build a beautiful home that collects its own water and produces its own energy. This completly sustainable home comes with its own built in greenhouse used for both climate control and food. It reuses water 4 times wich allows it to built in regions that get as little as 7" of rain. The only bad part about this home is the fight you'll have with your city to let you build it unless you want to build it in New Mexico or some parts of colorado. Some people just can't open there minds to new ideas. Can you? | |
| | Have you ever Used Clear Moisturizer? | | I didn't think it existed. An actual moisturizer that is clear and primarily liquid. No oily or greasy base. Senegence has this stuff called climate control. And it is literally clear water you put over your face. I kid you not it moisturizes better than anything i ever tried.What is your fave moisturizer? I don't have to worrya about breakouts now or worrying about if it is to thick when i apply it.Cass | |
| | I have a 2004 chevy silverado with dual climate ... | | I have a 2004 chevy silverado with dual climate control. About once or twice a day, the drivers side goes full hot. The only to cool it off is to shut the key off for about one minute. this is hard to do in traffic.HELP! &nbs p; signed:too hot in Arkansas | |
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| Teens just not interested in climate change | | Teens just not interested in climate change
These should be the best of times to be an environmental campaigner. With the world finally waking up to the challenges of climate change, green groups can now get down to the business of helping to forge the practical solutions that will save the planet. But one group you would expect to be all ears doesn't appear to be listening. According to a recent survey by the UK's Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), only half of 11- to 17- year-olds claim to be worried about climate change. The age group as a whole said they were less likely than adults to believe they are - or ever would be - affected by it, and only 12 percent said they were capable of making a positive impact by changing their own lifestyles. In the face of these rather deflating statistics, a raft of groups is now trying to "get down with the kids" and engage them in the climate-change debate.
Next month, the Live Earth concert will see musicians - including Madonna, Snow Patrol and the Black Eyed Peas - do their bit to raise awareness in a 24-hour music marathon taking place over seven continents. At the same time, a somewhat smaller event will be... | |
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