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Real Estate prices are still too high, taxes – where do they go?

December 19, 2011
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Real Estate prices are still too high, taxes – where do they go?

Thinking about winning a lottery and buying that million dollar house you always wanted?? Think again. Many people don’t realize that real estate prices are still too high and don’t calculate how much real estate taxes they will have to pay every year, a percentage of the buying price. There is a house in...

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History of Halloween

October 31, 2011
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This short video presents a short history of Halloween by National Geographic.

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TRICKY NEW CALIFORNIA VACCINE LAW

October 23, 2011
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ASSEMBLY BILL 354 NEW MARKETING – OLD VACCINE By Tim O’Shea at thedoctorwithin.com “Don’t worry. It’s nothing new. Just more smoke and mirrors. In the past few months the vaccine industry has dreamed up a new way to market an old vaccine to adolescents. Assembly Bill 354 is a 3 page document that was...

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9/11 – 10 years later: ONgoing War and Xray machines

September 10, 2011
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9/11 2011: While now, 10 years later, there are more questions than answers about who destroyed the Twin Towers and a nearby building #7 in downtown New York on September 11, 2001, two things are clear: 1) it served as an excellent excuse for perpetual war in the Middle East 2) a former chief...

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Vaccinations Decoded

September 21, 2010
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Something that all perceive as a safe and responsible thing to do, vaccinations, with its seemingly "noble" history, once zoomed in on closer, is, actually, quite the opposite.

Let's start with history.

Since the 1950s, the polio vaccine has been among the first "noble" examples, saving lives. This remained as Polio...

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The Botany of Desire – explores how plants use us, humans, to expand their species!

August 11, 2010
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The Botany of Desire is a new documentary that explores the history and evolution of some most common plants today: apple, potato, tulip and cannabis. Michael Pollan, the director, tells the story from the plant’s point of view and explores how we, humans, helped these plants to evolve and succeed. This exceptionally well done...

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Sunscreens: Protect from or cause cancer?? Sunscreen Guide.

June 29, 2010
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Summer has started and, as usual, many people head out to the store to buy sunscreen lotions to "protect" their skin against harmful UV rays. It is known that the excess of sun can cause cancer, but what has not been known, or rather not talked about much, is that the chemicals in sunscreen...

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The Video BP & Big Oil Don't Want You to See [video]

June 25, 2010
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My online friend Jeremy, who's been known for researching and producing videos as Alien Scientist, just added a new video on the most disturbing subject of the enormous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. In his video titled "The Video BP & Big Oil Don't Want You to See" he explored the spider...

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America LOST the WAR ON DRUGS

June 14, 2010
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Billions of dollars spent, thousands of people put in prison for some 30 years all in the name of fighting drugs only to find that in the year 2010 the drugs have won and now drive the U.S. economy. According to the book, “The Truth about the Drug Companies”, one in every third American...

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South San Francisco High School: Arts Program Alive and Thriving [videos]

April 19, 2010
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Amidst budget cuts and lay offs, arts programs are usually the first ones to go, but not at South San Francisco High School. They managed to keep their Ballet Folklorico Alma de Mexico alive and thriving for almost 20 years, performing, educating, earning awards and engaging teens in the community with something more than...

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