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Ozone Therapy: The Key Foundation
By mai - Posted on April 2nd, 2009
Tagged: alternative medicine
• cancer
• natural medicine
• naturopathy
• ozone therapy
• politics
• problem solving
• progress
• research
• Education
• Broad prosperity
• Personal freedom
• Better future
Malignant Tumors
By asmaw - Posted on December 15th, 2008
Tagged: anatomy and physiology
• better future
• Broad Prosperity; Better Future;
• hope
• inflammation
• last attempt
• new studies and findings
• research
• science
• tumors
• Better future
The inflammatory immune response system that is the basis of our body’s initial response to foreign substances that enter our body is not exclusive to our species and neither has it evolved extensively over time, because it has “worked so well that many aspects of it have been preserved during the protracted aeons of evolution.” The article, “A Malignant Flame” in Sci Read More »
Science has proven it: eavesdropping is bad
By .Dani.Liz. - Posted on September 5th, 2008
Tagged: break up causes
• Cell phones
• cheating
• eavesdropping
• email
• research
• texting
• virgin mobile
Click here to read an article about why you shouldn't check on your beloved:
http://www.citynews.ca/news/news_26239.aspx
Researchers are saying that one of leading causes of break ups is the oh-so-common untrusting partner.
All too often, a weary partner will go through their loved one's emails or texts thinking they'll find something incriminating. Read More »
Thank You, ProU!
By Poison_Ivy - Posted on May 21st, 2008
Tagged: better future
• Improvement
• research
• school
• self improvement
• thanks
• writing
• Better future
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the members, volunteers, developers, and whoever else participates in keeping this site running. Read More »
Smoking While Pregnant Increases Risks
By CrystalCrescent - Posted on May 18th, 2008
Tagged: birth
• information
• Mother
• Pregnancy
• Pregnancy Complications
• research
• Risks
• smoking
• Health
During pregnancy the baby that is being harbored is a very vulnerable being. What the mother eats, the baby eats; what the mother breathes, the baby breathes. Read More »
A Introductory to Sociology Survey for my Research project.
By lionheart190 - Posted on May 18th, 2008
If you are willing and have the time. I would much appreciate it if you could help me out. I am doing a reserach project about the labeling theory. I have a short survey that would be great if you could fill out and email back to me.
Thankyou very much,
Monica Jonen
Interview Questionnaire
Feel free to answer however you like, thorough would be nice though ;) Read More »
So Tall I Take Over the Street... I’m a Festival, I’m a Parade
By sawaboof - Posted on May 11th, 2008
Tagged: All the Wine is All for Me
• Alzheimer's
• dementia
• limb length
• long limbs
• Nutrition
• research
• sawaboof
• short limbs
• short people
• stereotypes
• study
• tall people
• The National
• Personal freedom
• Better future
"You must be a basketball player."
"You should model."
"How’s the weather up there? ::Hyuck hyuck::"
Though I read something online saying I’m not allowed to call myself tall unless I find it nearly impossible to find clothing that fits me, at 5 foot, 9 inches I easily surpass the height of many of my friends.
And I endure the tall stereotypes. Read More »
How Factual Are Your Facts?
By Poison_Ivy - Posted on April 16th, 2008
Tagged: experiments
• fact
• Fiction
• percentages
• reliability
• research
• statistics
• studies
• study
• truth
• validity
In a previous blog, I posted that I do not understand statistics in the least. After studying to the point of insanity, I now see statistics in an entirely new way. I can now read percentages and question where these numbers came from. Are they a true representative sample of the population? How big was their sample size? What kinds of bias are involved with the results? Read More »
