CHINA BANS SHOWS ON TIME TRAVEL, BIZARRE PLOTS, MYTHICAL STORIES, DEATH/REINCARNATION, THE SURREAL AND MORE

Totally going out of their minds now:

"...the latest guidance on television programming from the State Administration of Radio Film and Television in China borders on the surreal – or, rather, an attack against the surreal.

New guidelines issued on March 31 discourages plot lines that contain elements of "fantasy, time-travel, random compilations of mythical stories, bizarre plots, absurd techniques, even propagating feudal superstitions, fatalism and reincarnation, ambiguous moral lessons, and a lack of positive thinking."

"The government says … TV dramas shouldn’t have characters that travel back in time and rewrite history. They say this goes against Chinese heritage,” reports CNN’s Eunice Yoon. “They also say that myth, superstitions and reincarnation are all questionable.”

I guess this blog is banned there now for good huh? : (

Full article including video report:

[link to business.blogs.cnn.com]

Expanding Earth Theory - Australia and Africa to sink into the ocean and drift apart!

The crust or outer layer of the Earth is made of a number of plates which move. The plates are called Tectonic Plates. Active volcanoes are found where these plates meet. Earthquakes are common in these places too. Continents, like Australia and Africa ride on these tectonic plates because they are made of lighter material called continental crust. It is lighter than the plates. As the heat from the Earth's molten zone builds up under this crust the land cracks and stretches so that eventually large land masses drift apart from each other. In this way Pangea began to break up about 1200 million years ago.



"Adams has made video animations that graphically illustrate his hypothesis, in which new mass is created by a hypothesized electron/positron pair production process within the core of the Earth."

RUN OR GET CANCER! The Mob/Organized Crime is Researching Powerful Radar and Microwave Tech Linked to Radiation Sensitive Cancers?!

This story seemed to fall "under the radar".



I came across these articles today while searching for something else:

"The mob, organized crime, is using powerful radar and microwave technology linked to radiation sensitive cancer such as lung cancer combined with the criminal allegations, a run away strategy - run away or get cancer."

[link to ireport.cnn.com]
[link to www.psychologicalharassment.info]

There is literally not much more info about this out there, can anyone find anything else?

Do you think they test this on random human guinea pigs?

Is this why people have been feeling sick lately, off kilter sleep patterns, or see animals acting differently?

What does that mean those that have already have had this technology been doing all along???

The Unbanked: An estimated 17 million Americans don't have bank accounts, all potential terrorists according to the FBI.

So does this mean that the United States consider 17 million of its own citizens potential terrorists...or more?

"Do you own flashlights? Or pay with cash instead of a credit card? And do grocery shopping for the week? I do. You probably do – and guess what, according to the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI, that could make both of us terrorists.

Recently, a Department of Homeland Security video has been making its way around the Internet; it tells people in no mixed terms that “paying cash is suspicious and weird.” In an assertive, yet calm voice, the narrator tells viewers that, “if a patron appears nervous or anxious, or insists on paying cash, contact security personnel. This IS suspicious behavior.”

So basically, if you’ve had a stressful day and don’t have a credit card, you're done for."

[link to rt.com]

"Under a little-discussed element of the USA Patriot Act, any business that accepts cash in the amount of $2,000 or more from a customer must file a ``Suspicious Activities Report'' with the Treasury Department if the business suspects that the customer might be involved in some illegal activity.

The definitions of ``suspicious'' and ``illegal'' are wildly, wondrously vague. The business can also report you if you do multiple cash transactions on the same day that total more than $2,000.

As someone who travels a good bit, I learned long ago that the best interpreter you can have while abroad is a fistful of crisp U.S. currency. Abroad, banks aren't always where you need them, and they are prone to give you large piles of colorful local bills rather than the greenbacks you're accustomed to."

[link to www.informationclearinghouse.info]

"Purchasing a cup of coffee using cash instead of a credit or debit card, using Google Maps to view photos of sporting event stadiums and large cities, and installing software to protect your internet privacy on your mobile phone -- these and many other mundane activities are now considered to be potential terrorist activities by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). And the agency is now distributing a new series of flyers as part of its new "Communities Against Terrorism" (CAT) program that urges shop owners and others to report such "suspicious" activity to authorities."

[link to www.naturalnews.com]

The Unbanked: An estimated 17 million Americans don't have bank accounts, all potential terrorists according to the FBI.

So does this mean that the United States consider 17 million of its own citizens potential terrorists...or more?

"Do you own flashlights? Or pay with cash instead of a credit card? And do grocery shopping for the week? I do. You probably do – and guess what, according to the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI, that could make both of us terrorists.

Recently, a Department of Homeland Security video has been making its way around the Internet; it tells people in no mixed terms that “paying cash is suspicious and weird.” In an assertive, yet calm voice, the narrator tells viewers that, “if a patron appears nervous or anxious, or insists on paying cash, contact security personnel. This IS suspicious behavior.”

So basically, if you’ve had a stressful day and don’t have a credit card, you're done for."

[link to rt.com]

"Under a little-discussed element of the USA Patriot Act, any business that accepts cash in the amount of $2,000 or more from a customer must file a ``Suspicious Activities Report'' with the Treasury Department if the business suspects that the customer might be involved in some illegal activity.

The definitions of ``suspicious'' and ``illegal'' are wildly, wondrously vague. The business can also report you if you do multiple cash transactions on the same day that total more than $2,000.

As someone who travels a good bit, I learned long ago that the best interpreter you can have while abroad is a fistful of crisp U.S. currency. Abroad, banks aren't always where you need them, and they are prone to give you large piles of colorful local bills rather than the greenbacks you're accustomed to."

[link to www.informationclearinghouse.info]

"Purchasing a cup of coffee using cash instead of a credit or debit card, using Google Maps to view photos of sporting event stadiums and large cities, and installing software to protect your internet privacy on your mobile phone -- these and many other mundane activities are now considered to be potential terrorist activities by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). And the agency is now distributing a new series of flyers as part of its new "Communities Against Terrorism" (CAT) program that urges shop owners and others to report such "suspicious" activity to authorities."

[link to www.naturalnews.com]

Bosco Verticale - The Forest in the Sky

This is amazing, hope this catches on worldwide! Con molto rispetto!!

"The Bosco Verticale is a system that optimizes, recuperates, and produces energy. Covered in plant life, the building aids in balancing the microclimate and in filtering the dust particles contained in the urban environment (Milan is one of the most polluted cities in Europe). The diversity of the plants and their characteristics produce humidity, absorb CO2 and dust particles, producing oxygen and protect the building from radiation and acoustic pollution. This not only improves the quality of living spaces, but gives way to dramatic energy savings year round.

Each apartment in the building will have a balcony planted with trees that are able to respond to the city’s weather — shade will be provided within the summer, while also filtering city pollution; and in the winter the bare trees will allow sunlight to permeate through the spaces. Plant irrigation will be supported through the filtering and reuse of the greywater produced by the building. Additionally, Aeolian and photovoltaic energy systems will further promote the tower’s self-sufficiency."

http://inhabitat.com/bosco-verticale-in-milan-will-be-the-worlds-first-vertical-forest/

"Safety is also a major factor and Brunello explained: 'If a tree was blown down in the wind from a great height this could be a huge problem.

'So we tested various trees in a wind turbine to make sure we had the right ones.'

When the sky forest is completed by the end of 2012 the structure will house the same amount of residents as 50,000 square meters of conventional urban sprawl.

The towers will not only be home to human residents but to the insects, birds and animals that usually live in the parks of Milan.

The towers, which are still under construction, are the brainchild of world renowned Milan architect, 55 year-old Stefano Boeri."

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2054135/Green-apartments-vertical-forests-sky-called-Bosco-Verticale.html

Image slideshow:

http://inhabitat.com/bosco-verticale-in-milan-will-be-the-worlds-first-vertical-forest/_bosco-verticale/

Great white sharks prefer AC/DC

Pretty awesome.

A cage-diving operator in South Australia has discovered that great white sharks in that region are fans of rock-and-roll music -- specifically that produced by the legendary Australian band AC/DC.

Matt Waller of Adventure Bay Charters began experimenting with music played through underwater speakers, as other cage-diving operators in other regions have, as a means of luring sharks to divers in cages without using chummed fish parts, which is increasingly controversial.

Sharks are sensitive to vibrations and have long been known to be able to hone in on the source of the noise from great distances. (Pacific Islanders used to rub coconuts together underwater to attract certain species of sharks.)

[link to www.grindtv.com]

Cannabinoids kill cancer and our 'Government' has known for 36 years

 PA is trying to get their act together it seems. With Florida recently getting the bills in motion, and Oakland, CA actually taxing it... slowly but surely winning the fight for Marijuana legalization countrywide.

Pa.: Medical marijuana bill introduced in the Senate.

"Late last week, four democratic senators – Daylin Leach (D-Montco), Larry Farnese (D-Philadelphia), Jim Ferlo (D-Allegheney/Westmoreland/Armstrong), and Wayne Fontana (D-Allegheney) – introduced SB 1003, a bill that would allow seriously ill and debilitated Pennsylvanians to use and possess medical marijuana free from the threat of arrest and prosecution so long as they have their physicians’ recommendations. In addition, this bill would create state regulated dispensaries so that Pennsylvania patients would have immediate, safe, and reliable access to their medicine"

[link to www.mpp.org]

Why debate how to get the US out of debt, when they can simply tax the biggest cash crop in the country? Duh.



Also, GREAT news on the front for medical research:

Cannabinoids Kill Cancer And Our 'Government' Has Known for 36 Years

"A new study published in Nature Reviews: Cancer provides an historic and detailed explanation about how THC and natural cannabinoids counteract cancer, but preserve normal cells.

The study by Manuel Guzmán of Madrid Spain found that cannabinoids, the active components of marijuana, inhibit tumor growth in laboratory animals. They do so by modulating key cell-signalling pathways, thereby inducing direct growth arrest and death of tumor cells, as well as by inhibiting the growth of blood vessels that supply the tumor."

[link to www.nature.com]
[link to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]