Category Archives: Health
This Concept Should Be Simple Enough
How is this still a debate?
Spray On Glass Could Revolutionize Everyting
Spray on glass could revolutionize everything. It’s regular glass that is sprayed on to coat any surface in an extremely thin layer only nanometers deep, or 30-40 molecules. Which is sufficient to provide water resistance & breathability, among other qualities … Continue reading
Hydroponic Urban Rooftop Greenhouse Farming
NYC has thousands of empty rooftops… flat, unused, full sun, vacant land. It’s enough space to feed 50 million people. Check out this video about state of the art urban farming techniques:
School Lunch Really Is That Gross
Fast food restaurants McDonalds & Burger King test their meat 5 to 10 times more often than the USDA tests school lunch meat. Same sickly feedlot cattle, just without the testing. Via USAToday.com
Motherlover: Justin Timberlake and Adam Samberg on SNL
Hilarious follow up to their first digital short ‘Dick In A Box’, this one entitled, Motherlover… enjoy!
Swine Flu Humor
Update: The virus in NY is not killing people like it was in Mexico, thank the Flying Spaghetti Monster! As a New Yorker this Swine Flu Pandemic is really scary, from what I’ve read this could be a legitimate killer. … Continue reading
Birth defect rate tied to season of conception
Need another reason to eat organic? A new study finds that babies conceived in spring and early summer run the highest risk of birth defects, links to highest pesticide use at that time of year, here’s more.
Senior Harvard Professor: Legalize Drugs
Senior ecomomics professor at Harvard University, Jeffrey A. Miron, lays out a very intelligent argument in favor of legalization of drugs for CNN. Other vice industries produce violence during prohibition but not when legalized, and cites examples such as alcohol, … Continue reading
How Bacon Is Made
Bacon has gotten a bad rap as a cancer causing poison, but it sure is delicious so let’s see if I can help shed some light on the subject. Proper bacon is cured in salt, and is known as “back … Continue reading