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Whey does everything for you, it seems, short of unracking the barbell and bagging that gorgeous cardio-bunny's phone number. So how does it work? How much is enough? And should you be using it? Yes, is the simple answer to the third question. What The Whey? Whey itself is extremely common. Ever opened a yogurt container and found a clear liquid floating on top? To make whey protein powder, the good stuff, whey first needs to be extracted from milk. Once whey has been extracted and isolated, it's filtered to remove fat and carbohydrates. The Wonderful Types of Whey There are basically three major types of whey protein. Whey protein concentrate goes through minimal processing. Whey protein concentrate is made with gentle filtration processes known as micro- and ultrafiltration. Whey Sweet Research Round-Up. XI°: Anal Intercourse and the Ordo Templi Orientis — Rocket to Uranus – Per Aftera Ad Astra. Victor B.
Burn After Reading, by Gabriel Thompson. William Powell, the author of The Anarchist Cookbook, in 1971 © JP Laffont/Sygma/Corbis On September 10, 1976, during an evening flight from New York to Chicago, a bearded passenger handed a sealed envelope to an attendant.
The note began: “One, this plane is hijacked.” In the rest of the letter, the passenger, a Croatian nationalist named Zvonko Busic, explained that five bombs had been smuggled onboard, and that a sixth had been placed in locker 5713 at Grand Central Station in Manhattan. Busic added that the pilot should radio the authorities immediately and that further instructions would be found with the bomb in the locker. “[It] can only be activated by pressing the switch to which it is attached,” he added, “but caution is suggested.”
Auschwitz survivors - 70 years on. Eighty-nine-year-old Auschwitz survivor Jadwiga Bogucka, pictured above holding a photograph of herself at the time, was 19 when she and her mother were sent from their house to a camp in the Polish city of Pruszkow and then by train to Auschwitz.
About 1.5 million people, most of them Jews, were killed at the Nazi camp which has became a symbol of the horrors of the Holocaust and World War Two, which ravaged Europe. Bogucka and her mother were among about 200,000 inmates who survived Auschwitz, liberated by Soviet Red Army troops on January 27, 1945. German forces occupying Poland set up Auschwitz on an isolated 40 sq km site in southern Poland in 1940 as a labour camp for Polish prisoners, gradually expanding it into a vast labour and death camp. King Tut's Burial Mask Has Been "Irreversibly Damaged" Nicholas Roerich and The Chintamani Stone - A Holy Grail from Sirius? By Mark Amaru Pinkham for Four Corners Magazine from FourCornersMagazine Website With the current massive outpouring of information regarding the fabled Holy Grail (or Grails) it is impossible to ignore what may be the very first Holy Grail on Earth, the Chintamani Stone, the “Treasure of the World.”
Islam Is Privilege On Wednesday, Charlie Hebdo, a satirical French newspaper was attacked by two jihadists.
Shouting "Allahu Akbar", they proceeded to murder 12 people, including nine journalists and two police officers, for offending their religion. It's important that we understand this tragedy for what it is: the latest chapter in the clash of two incompatible ideologies; liberalism and Islam. It is ironic, sad, and quite possibly catastrophic for the future of our freedoms and human rights that those who should be most outraged by this, my fellow liberals, are often the very same ones who do not understand it.
Islam is an ideology, Muslims are people. Meshcheryakov.pdf. North Korean defector details ′human experiments′ Im Cheon-yong says that witnessing mentally and physically handicapped children being used in chemical weapons tests carried out by the North Korean military was the last straw.
An officer in North Korea's special forces, Im had reservations about the nation in which he was living, and the regime that he served to the best of his abilities, but the "special training" he was required to undergo at a military academy in North Pyongan Province for the regime's elite troops helped to convince him that he needed to defect. Jean Thompson’s ‘The Witch: And Other Tales Re-told’ Photo The practice of retelling fairy tales in the form of literary fiction is, if not quite hallowed, certainly established.
The great Angela Carter’s revelatory 1979 story collection, “The Bloody Chamber” — a brocaded work of heady sensuality, intelligence and violence — remains the benchmark, but Kate Bernheimer’s Fairy Tale Review and the several excellent Bernheimer-edited anthologies spun off from it carry the standard forward. Those are just some of the more overt homages; Western literature owes as much to fairy tales as it does to Greek myth and the Bible. Why You Should Know Emanuel Swedenborg The 18th century Swedish scientist, traveller, statesman, and religious philosopher Emanuel Swedenborg is one of the most fascinating and least understood figures in western history.
If people know of Swedenborg at all, it is usually because of his connection with the poet William Blake, who was a follower of Swedenborg but later took argument with him. Or they may know of Swedenborg because of his remarkable psychic powers. Not only did Swedenborg accurately predict the time and day of his death -- March 29, 1772 -- he also somehow knew of a fire that had broken out in Stockholm when he was at a dinner party in another town, some three hundred miles away. Swedenborg amazed the dinner guests as he spoke of the spread and eventual halt of the blaze, and when the news of it reached them a few days later, they discovered that he was correct. Yet Blake was only one of the many thinkers, artists, and writers influenced by Swedenborg. HOW CHINA FOOLED THE WORLD - Discovery Finance Business (documentary) Tattva vision. Tattvas in isolation and combination Tattva vision is a technique developed by the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn (probably derived from the elements, or Tattva [also known as Tattwas], of the Samkhya version of Hindu Philosophy) to aid with the development of the faculty of astral clairvoyance.
It is claimed[by whom?] History of Computers and Computing, Automata, Elektro of Westinghouse. The Robots of Westinghouse 1. What Extreme Isolation Does to Your Mind. The experiences of prisoners held in solitary confinement—the despair, the disorientation, the hallucinations—are well documented, but laboratory observations of isolated human subjects and the profound effects of extreme confinement are exceedingly rare, in part because such experiments might have trouble getting past institutional review boards these days. But that wasn't the case during the '50s, when Donald O. Hebb, a professor of psychology at Montreal's McGill University, set out to study how sensory isolation affects human cognition.
Hebb had previously examined the effects of visual deprivation in rats as a doctoral candidate at Harvard University. Psychic driving. Psychic driving was a psychiatric procedure in which patients were subjected to a continuously repeated audio message on a looped tape to alter their behaviour. In psychic driving, patients were often exposed to hundreds of thousands of repetitions of a single statement over the course of their treatment. They were also concurrently administered muscular paralytic drugs such as curare to subdue them for the purposes of exposure to the looped message(s). The procedure was pioneered by Dr. A hostage to hallucination. I’ve just found a morbidly fascinating 1984 study on hallucinations in hostages and kidnap victims. The paper is from the Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease and contains case studies of people who have been held captive by terrorists, kidnappers, rapists, robbers, enemy troops and, er… UFOs.
The reasoning behind including two ‘alien abductees’ was to compare hallucinations in verified versus unverified hostage situations. Cases of people who were hostages but did not hallucinate are also included. The study found that one in four hostages had intense hallucinations, and these were invariably people who were in life-threatening situations. Isolation, visual deprivation, physical restraint, violence and death threats also seemed to contribute to the chance of having a hallucinatory experience. Case 14A 23-year-old member of a street gang was taken hostage by a rival gang. Link to article on ‘Hostage Hallucinations’.Link to PubMed entry for same.
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The September 30, 1999 accident killed two workers and destroyed the "nuclear safety myth" propagated by the Japanese government and the nuclear industry. My grandfather was a nose gunner in the Air Force during WWII and wore this jacket during the invasion of Iwo Jima. List of common misconceptions. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. List of common misconceptions. Faces of Meth. Game of Thrones, Season 4 – VFX making of reel. Badass Presidents. Las 40 Fotografías Más Impactantes Que He Visto. Te Dejarán Sin Palabras. Échale una mirada a estas fotos, algunas son de impresionantes momentos históricos, mientras otras, son simplemente sobrecogedoras. The Box of Crazy. Grant Morrison - Disinfo.Con Lecture - Magick. Wait but why: 20 Things I Learned While I Was in North Korea. Well that was weird. I was only in North Korea for five days, but that was more than enough to make it clear that North Korea is every bit as weird as I always thought it was.
If you merged the Soviet Union under Stalin with an ancient Chinese Empire, mixed in The Truman Show and then made the whole thing Holocaust-esque, you have modern day North Korea. TT_Competitiveness_Report_2013. World's unfriendliest nations for tourists? Bolivia was ranked the unfriendliest country for travelers in the World Economic Forum report. The category 'Attitude of population toward foreign visitors' is just one of many used to rank countries in the new Travel and Tourism Competitive Index. Bolivia ranked 110th out of 140 countries in the overall index results. On the positive side, it performed well in price competitiveness due mainly to low hotel accommodation costs. Venezuela, Russia, Kuwait and Latvia rounded out the top five unfriendliest countries for tourists.
Russia (third most unwelcoming) ranked 63rd overall for tourism competitiveness, blighted in the report with low marks for ground transport infrastructure and other items. Filmmaker Pons Jewell chooses exotic Bolivia for Naughty Boy's "La La La" video. Naughty Boy ‘La La La’ video courtesy of Virgin Records Limited. The minute we saw the video for “La La La” by Naughty Boy, we had questions that went far beyond how the catchy tune got us singing “la la la” so fast. The Pixel Painter. Snowden unveils secret drive-by neuroimaging program. These Color Photos of the Third Reich Are Absolutely Chilling. North Korea’s missile arsenal, its potential reach and payloads. Game of Thrones Family Trees de Shiona Penrake en Prezi. Multiple independently targetable reentry vehicle. Are You Living in a Simulation? Timeline of Year Zero Discovery - NinWiki.
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