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Sweet and sour tale of the miracle berry

http://www.thefirstpost.co.uk/31585,features,sweet-and-sour-tale-of-the-miracle-berry I’m not at all surprised about this considering they did the same thing with stevia extract. http://www.stevia.net/ I once read the reasoning behind this is because it’s so healthy, cheap,(and patent-free) because noncaloric sweeteners are big business in the U.S., same with sugar and the sugar-alcohols, sorbital, mannitol and xylitol.

Cliqck

http://cliqck.com/ Who really gives a crap? This is just another “social network” feeding into the completely-unjustifiable-border-lining-obscene obsession many Americans have with the consumption of goods and keeping up with the Jones. Ya’ll be good little consumer monkeys now and your friends will envy you and life will be just grand.

Seths Blog: Profligate

http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2008/02/profligate.html I couldn’t agree more, Seth. And I read this on the day the mailman delivers a stack of junk mail at least an inch thick. Same crap as last week and the week before. Oh, but who’d want to miss Walmart’s 11×11 trifold on high grade glossy in freaking pantone advertising baby products. Whichever target market they were shootingContinue readingSeths Blog: Profligate

The Super-powered Magnetic Wind Turbine

http://www.inhabitat.com/2007/11/26/super-powered-magnetic-wind-turbine-maglev From the page: Maglev wind turbines have several advantages over conventional wind turbines. For instance, they’re able to use winds with starting speeds as low as 1.5 meters per second (m/s). Also, they could operate in winds exceeding 40 m/s. Currently, the largest conventional wind turbines in the world produce only five megawatts of power. However, one large maglevContinue readingThe Super-powered Magnetic Wind Turbine

http://www.bestlifeonline.com/cms/publish/health-fitness/Our_oceans_are_turning_into_plastic_are_we_2_printer.shtml From the site: “At the same time, all over the globe, there are signs that plastic pollution is doing more than blighting the scenery; it is also making its way into the food chain. Some of the most obvious victims are the dead seabirds that have been washing ashore in startling numbers, their bodies packed with plastic: things likeContinue reading

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