Natural Hair | Super Lustrous Braid Out Tutorial

                 

lynch. - NIGHT

                         

The Prodigy - The Narcotic Suite - Skylined (25 moving optical illusions)

                            

Radiation Network

Welcome to RadiationNetwork.com, home of the National Radiation Map, depicting environmental radiation levels across the USA, updated in real time every minute.  This is the first web site where the average citizen (or anyone in the world) can see what radiation levels are anywhere in the USA at any time.

Carton Planters Are Easy to Use to Germinate Seeds.

       Carton planters are easy to use to germinate seeds. From: Green Renaissance.

How To Re-Grow Your Groceries

Optical Illusion 4

Brooklyn Local: Living in Park Slope

By: Melissa Aki

Park Slope has gotten a bad rep over the years. Parents bringing babies into bars and women with monster truck-sized strollers battling pedestrians for sidewalk space are familiar scenes, but that's not all that Park Slope has to offer.

This huge Brooklyn neighborhood, which is bordered by 4^th Avenue, Flatbush Avenue, Prospect Avenue, and Prospect Park West, has a suburban feel in some areas and an urban feel in others.

In Park Slope, you will never get bored because 5^th Avenue and 7^th Avenue are jam-packed with restaurants, bars, coffee shops, and unique little boutiques where you can find everything from vintage clothing to used license plates.

Whatever type of food you're in the mood for is right at hand because Japanese, Thai, and Mexican restaurants, among others are abundant. In addition, you can find a gourmet burger shop, a specialty beer store, and a gelato shop that sell flavors such as green tea and olive oil. Residential streets such as 6^th and 8^th Avenues offer a refuge from the busier streets. Filled with brownstones and wide sidewalks, you can sometimes forget that you're in the middle of a big city.

One of the best things about Park Slope is its proximity to Prospect Park. This 585-acre park is an oasis in the middle of the city and includes a 60-acre lake, 90-acre Long Meadow, and a natural forest. Unlike Central Park in Manhattan, you won't find Prospect Park packed with tourists at all times, so it's much more peaceful and it's easy to forget that you are in Brooklyn once inside the park.

In the fall, Park Slope is very picturesque and some streets make you feel as if you're in a quaint little town. This is a great neighborhood for photographers to capture fall foliage. Last, but not least, Park Slope is also in walking distance of equally cool neighborhoods such as Fort Greene, Boerum Hill, and Carroll Gardens so you can escape if the stroller mommies become unbearable.

NY Times Travel: 80 Photos of Old New York (1970-1989)

New York used to be a different town than it is today. People use terms like “Old New York,” and “The Bad Old Days” to talk about the 70s and 80s. In fact, the crime wave that is associated with New York City lasted well through the late 1990s.

For example, in 1977 there were 1,919 murders in New York. By 1991 that number reached an all-time high of 2,571. The murder rate didn’t dip below 1,000 until 1998. To put it in perspective, from 2000-2010, it has been hanging around 800. Continue reading...

Thievery Corporation The Mirror Conspiracy Mixed by DJ Vitor Nunes

                           

1977 5th Avenue Candy Bar Commercial

                          

Chimp Mama

Radiation Makes People Invisible - 放射能は人々を見えない存在にする

Radiation Makes People Invisible

Robert Jacobs

日本語： http://wp.me/p1zinA-3ev

Radiation makes people invisible. We know that exposure to radiation can be deleterious to one’s health; can cause sickness or even death when received in high doses. But it does more. People who have been exposed to radiation, or even those who suspect that they have been exposed to radiation that never experience radiation related illnesses may find that their lives are forever changed – that they have assumed a kind of second class citizenship. They may find that their relationship to their families, to their communities, to their hometowns, to their traditional diets and even traditional knowledge systems have become broken. They often spend the remainder of their lives wishing that they could go back, that things would become normal. They slowly realize that they have become expendable and that their government and even their society is no longer invested in their well being. Continue reading...

Fake Snow: Fact or Fiction

Many videos have been popping up on the internet lately regarding fake snow - snow that when exposed to heat, doesn't melt, turns black, andsmells like burnt plastic. Is this fact or fiction? It would be easy to dismiss these claims and consider them the rantings of raving lunatics if this phenomenon wasn't happening all across the United States and in other countries, such as Sweden. Continue reading...

New Photos From Inside Fukushima Daiichi

These images appear to be from late 2011. The spent fuel pool end of unit 4 is partially dismantled yet the upper side corners remain. Those were eventually removed. All images appear to be from a video from NHK broadcasting. (Many thanks to Mary W for finding them). Commentary before each photo. Continue...

Tycho - L

                           

VINCE COLLINS: PSYCHEDELIC TRIPPY ANIMATION

                            

N***** Hair

Alexander Pushkin : Father of Russian Literature

Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin (Russian: Алекса́ндр Серге́евич Пу́шкин, 6 June 1799 – 10 February 1837) was a Russian author of the Romantic era who is considered by many to be the greatest Russian poet and the founder of modern Russian literature.

Pushkin was born into Russian nobility in Moscow. His great-grandfather from his mother’s side – Abram Gannibal – was brought over as a slave from Africa and had risen to become an aristocrat. Pushkin published his first poem at the age of fifteen, and was widely recognized by the literary establishment by the time of his graduation from the Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum. Continue reading...

The Anti-Radiation Diet

                              The Anti-Radiation Diet

Recommended Foods and Supplements to Help Protect Your Health and counter the effects of radiation.

A balanced body can heal itself … but it needs your help. It’s important to pay close attention to the foods and dietary supplements you consume. Here’s why.
Diet and your body’s susceptibility to radiation are closely entwined. Radiation and pollutants destroy vitamins A, C, E, K several N vitamins, essential fatty acids, calcium and neuro-hormones. If your body lacks calcium. Potassium and other nutrients, it will more readily absorb the radioactive elements that are similar in structure to these nutrients.
Your best bet is to eat natural, fresh, organic (as much as possible) unprocessed foods, avoiding, white sugar, red meat, refined wheat, caffeine and homogenized milk. Here is a list of widely recommended foods and food supplements that can help to balance your body chemistry. This list is by no means exhaustive, but it will give you a good starting place.
PROTECTIVE SUPPLEMENTS

1. Calcium/magnesium The New England Journal of Medicine reported that calcium may prevent precancerous cells from becoming cancerous. It also protects against strontium 90 (similar structure to calcium) and other radioisotopes.
   
2. Vitamin A or beta carotene This vitamin manufactures antibodies, maintains and protects mucus membranes, and protects the thymus gland, the master gland of the immune system. It helps guard against tumor formation and cancer, as well as reverses aging process of the skin caused by ultraviolet light
   
3. Coenzyme Q10 This substance protects against many chemicals and radiation, offering immense benefits to the immune system and retarding the aging process. Sufferers of heart problems, high blood pressure, angina, and obesity often find this substance to be helpful in managing symptoms. Natural levels decline with age; therefore, supplementation is needed.
   
4. Vitamin C + bioflavinoids and rutin A protective dose of between 500mg and 2,000 mg can counteract toxins and radiation.
   
5. Vitamin E Neutralizes harmful free radicals and protects delicate membranes.
   
6. Zinc Helps strengthen the T-cell-producing thymus gland. Aim for 50 to 100 mg daily, available from grains, nuts, seeds and legumes.
   
7. Selenium Selenium fights cancer and protects against carcinogens, by helping to produce a free radical scavenger called glutathione peroxidase.
   
8. Proanthocyanadins (Grape seed extract/Pycnogenol) Considered to be one of the most powerful antioxidants or free radical scavengers, grape seed extract helps counteract stress, pollution and radiation
   
9. DHEA The most dominant hormone in the body, DHEA is considered the “Fountain of Youth” hormone because it can help extend life span. DHEA helps counteract the negative effects of stress, boosts the immune system, regulates blood cholesterol and lowers blood pressure. It rebalances the hormones in the body, especially during menopause, slows the production of free radicals, and inhibits the growth of cancers and carcinogens. A good food source of DHEA is wild yams.
   
10. Melatonin This valuable cancer-inhibiting hormone is often used to replenish the levels of melatonin, a hormone secreted by the pineal gland that affects the sleep cycle, fertility and the immune system. It’s often used to prevent and counteract jet lag and can rebalance the pineal gland after electric field exposure.
    

PROTECTIVE FOODS

1. Chlorophyll-containing foods: barley grass and chlorella. Chlorophyll closely resembles human blood and is used to cleanse, detoxify, purify and heal many con­ditions. It retards bacterial growth, detoxifies heavy metals from the body, increases wound healing, detoxifies the liver and other organs, deodorizes the body, removes putrefactive bacteria from the colon, aids healing of 11 types of skin diseases, relieves ulcers, gastritis, pancreatitis and other inflamma­tory conditions, helps heal gum diseases, and inhibits radiation and the metabolic activation of many carcin­ogens. Many studies have reported the protective effects of chlorophyll on irradiated animals.
   There are pure chlorophyll supplements available if you don’t like to eat grass or algae. Better yet, try one of the following whole foods, all which are excellent sources of chlorophyll and other essential nutrients.
   
   • Barley (wheat) grass is a totally balanced food. It contains all of the nutrients required for life­; vitamins, minerals, enzymes and other proteins (a­mino acids), essential fatty acids and chlorophyll. Barley grass has thousands of living enzymes (a special protein). Enzymes are nature’s biological catalysts that initiate all the chemical transforma­tions in the body. Over 3,000 enzymes have been identified. They are required for every transforma­tion in the body - digestion, cell respiration, bod­ily movements, thinking processes, detoxification, cancer control, fat, protein and carbohydrate metabo­lism, etc.
     The normal daily amount of barley grass is 1-3 teaspoons (1 tsp = 2 grams). If you choose wheat grass (juice), start with one ounce daily and gradually increase to four or six ounces.
     
   • Chlorella, a green freshwater micro-algae which has even more chlorophyll than barley (wheat) grass plus 55-65% protein with 19 amino acids including all the essential ones. It’s an excellent source of beta-carotene, vitamins B-l, B-2, B-3, B-6, B-12, pantothenic acid, folic acid, biotin, PABA, inositol and vitamin C. Vitamin B-12 is especially important for vegetarians who may be deficient in this vitamin. Chlorella has more B-12 than liver. It also contains important minerals - iron, phosphorus, magnesium, calcium, zinc, potassium, sulphur, iodine and trace amounts of manganese, sodium and chlorine.
     Chlorella comes in a small pill form which may be more palatable to some people.
     
2. Miso Made from naturally fermented soybeans, rice or barley, miso is a superior source of usable whole protein, aids digestion and assimilation, is low in fats, has a wonderful salty flavor, promotes health and helps neutralize environmental pollution including radia­tion. The reason for Miso’s protectiveness is not really known. It was observed that the Japanese who ate miso everyday did not die from radiation-induced cancer after the bombs at Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The observed effect of miso as a cancerostatic agent was further confirmed in a recent study in Japan.
   
3. Fermented (Lactic acid) vegetables and juices Lac­tic acid fermented foods possess medicinal properties and can in the biological treatment of many conditions, including cancer, ar­thritis, multiple sclerosis, kidney and liver di­seases, and digestive disorders. Sources include sauerkraut, beets, carrots, green and red pepper, beet tops, Swiss chard and celery.
   
4. Cultured (fermented) milk products: yogurt, kefir, buttermilk, unprocessed cheese. Longevity studies indicate that groups of people who use cultured milk products in their diet live longer. Real yogurt is made from fresh whole (unhomogenized) milk with billions of living friendly bacteria, a minimum of honey or fructose, and perhaps some real fruit.
   Yogurt, kefir and other fermented milks contain an unidentified substance that lowers chol­esterol. Yogurt is an excellent substitute for ice cream in milk shakes and smoothies. Use it on potatoes instead of sour cream. Make your own salad dress­ings with yogurt, honey, vinegar and spices.
   These products also contain friendly bacteria, such as lactobacillus acidophilus and other strains per­form valuable duties in your colon. These bacteria colonize the colon and evict unfriendly, dangerous bacteria and other organ­isms from your colon. These bacteria also synthe­size germ-destroying antibodies in your colon.
   
5. Cruciferous vegetables (cabbage, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, turnips, cabbage, spinach, cauliflower, and greens such as kale) This family of vegetables contain substances that inhibit breast and colon cancer cell growth. Cabbage and other cruciferous vegetables also contain dithiolthiones, a non-toxic group of compounds that have antioxidant, anti­cancer and anti-radiation properties.
   Sources include dark, leafy vege­tables (broccoli, spinach, kale, Swiss chard, ro­maine, endive, chicory, escarole, watercress, col­lard, mustard and dandelion greens), dark yellow and orange vegetables (carrots, sweet potatoes, yams, pumpkins, winter squash) and fruits (cantaloupe, apricots, peaches, papayas and watermelon).
   
6. High-fiber foods: whole grains, fruits and vegetables Epidemiological data suggests that a high-fiber diet protects against large bowel can­cer perhaps for several reasons. It dilutes bowel carcinogens, decreases colon transit time and changes the composition and metabolic activity of the fecal flora and certain carcinogenic substances in the col­on. That’s why it’s healthier to eat whole grains containing the bran and the fiber, and whole fruits and vegetables instead of their processed, partition­ed counterparts.
   
7. Foods containing a natural Vitamin A Such as lima beans, potatoes, yams, sweet potatoes, asparagus, tomatoes, onions and spinach), fruits (mango, grapes, avocado, pears, oranges plus the white under the peel and pulps, apples plus seeds and peeling, strawberries), all un­sprouted seeds (especially sunflower, sesame and pump­kin), all nuts (especially almonds and cashews), leafy green vegetables, carob and teas from fruit blossoms and leaves (peach flowers, strawberry leaves, cherry flowers, apple blossoms), and all grasses, such as wheat and barley.
   The vitamin A analog, abscisic acid, is found in large amounts in the grasses, seeds, nuts, legumes, mature leaves, and fruits listed above and in the apri­cot pit. The body makes abscisic acid in vivo (inside) from raw carrot juice and raw liver.
   
8. Sesame seeds – raw, ground (tahini) or in capsules. Sesame seed oil contains a substance called Complex T, the primary effect of which is to increase blood platelets - a must for fighting infection.
   If you don’t like pills, just eat raw sesame seeds or tahini. In addition to Complex T, sesame seeds contain valuable essential fatty acids (EFAs) that are important workers in the immune system.
   
9. Sea vegetables and their products Sodium alginate, a non­nutritious extract from Pacific kelp used to bind and detoxify heavy metals from the body (such as lead, mercury, cadmium, etc.), and agar, used as a thickening agent instead of gelatin or corn starch, will protect the human body from radiation effects. They also reduce absorption of strontium 90 by 50-80%.
   Kelp and dulse, excellent natural sources of iodine, help protect against radioactive iodine, found mostly in milk. When the diet is adequately supplied with organic iodine (as in kelp), radioiodine is not as readily absorbed by the thyroid or the ovaries. Kelp contains 150,000 mcg of iodine per 100 grams (32 ounces). The RDA of iodine is 150-200 mcg. A reasonable daily dose of kelp would be 1-2 teaspoons of granules or 5-10 tablets. Other high iodine foods include: seafood, beef liver, pineapple, eggs and whole wheat.
   Note: Taking kelp as a source of iodine is much safer than drinking iodine or eating potassium iodide, which can be especially dangerous for pregnant women and can cause allergic reactions. Iodine (inorganic) is toxic because of its tendency to combine with pro­tein. That’s how it destroys bacteria (a protein). When you put iodine into your mouth, it combines with the protein there and in your stomach or wherever it goes. This causes irritation or worse. Also, sud­den large doses of iodine in humans with a normal thy­roid may reduce the synthesis of thyroid hormone.
   
10. Bee and flower pollen Pollen is an excellent food containing all essential amino acids, vitamins A, D, E, K, C, bioflavanoids, B-complex (especially pantothenic acid and B-3), and 27 miner­als.
    Research has proven pollen to be beneficial in treating several diseases. Dr. Emil Chauvin (French Academy of Science) discovered bee pollen was beneficial in treating anemia (increases red blood cells and hemoglobin), chronic prostatis, constipation, flatulence and colon infec­tions, especially diarrhea.
    Dr. Peter Hernuss at the University of Vienna’s Women’s Clinic conducted a study involving 25 women with inoperative uterine cancer. All received radiotherapy. The 15 who took 20 grams of bee pollen three times a day tolerated the ra­diation much better than the ten who took no bee pol­len.
    
11. Essential fatty acids, GLA and EPA EFAs are essential for proper functioning of the immune system and protects against cancer. Food sources include flax seed oil, evening primrose oil and certain fish, particularly salmon.
    

SPECIAL TEAS

1. Pau d’arco (also called ipe roxo, la pacho, taheebo, and bowstick tea). An herbal tea from the inner bark of two trees that grow in the warmer part of South America (Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia, etc.). Many South American doc­tors use a therapeutic tea from this herb to relieve pain and treat many conditions including leukemia and other forms of cancer, infections including yeast and other fungal conditions, skin rashes, and many other ailments.
   Dr. Theodoro Meyer of the Univer­sidad Nacional of Tucuman, a province of the Argen­tine Andes, studied taheebo’s chemical composition and found a substance called xyloidin, an antibiotic capable of killing viruses. Dr. Prats Ruiz, M.D., of Concepcion, a city in Tucuman province, reported blood profiles of patients with leukemia before and after treatment with taheebo to document the effi­cacy of taheebo in treatment of certain cancers. Clinical details are provided by Professor Carlos Hugo Burgstaller in his book on the medicinal flora of Paraguay and Argentina, LA VUELTA A LOS VEGETALES (Buenos Aires, 1968).
   This tea was widely available in many health food stores until news of its anticancer claims became widespread. There is now an FDA effort to prohibit its sale in the United States. It has already been taken off the Canadian market to be “reclassified as an over-the-counter drug” because of the healing claims made for it. FDA approval of a drug for a specific use takes 8-12 years and costs about $56 million (1982 estimate).
   
2. SAFFRON TEA. Contains colchicine, a substance that has been used in the treatment of leukemia. It also lowers uric acid (high in those who have a tendency towards gout and/or cardiovascular disease).
   
3. THYME TEA. Often used as a remedy after x-rays. Just steep one tablespoon of thyme per pint of hot water for 20 minutes, then cool and strain.
   
4. BLACK TEA (CONTAINING TANNIN) AND HONEY. Used for radiation protection in China.
   

Can You Find The Number 8 ?

Boyfriend vs. Husband

1987 Hershey's Commercial (One of the All-Time Greats)

                       

Skittles - Taste The Rainbow Of Fruit Flavors

                             

Totally Radical 80s

If you loved the decade of bright colors and big hair, check out Totally Radical 80s for an 80s nostalgasm!

Malice In Wonderland - Animation by Vince Collins (new) Music by Edd Harris

                         

Jell-O Ad- Put a Wiggle in a Cup (1993)

                          

M&M RAINBOW PIÑATA CAKE

                     

Rainbow Cake: How to Make a Rainbow Cake by Cookies Cupcakes and Cardio

                            

Square watermelons Japan. English version

                         

Watermelon Cake Recipe スイカケーキ 青汁 グラサージュケーキ Summer Recipes

                     



夏になるとスイカのお菓子が作りたくなります。
ヘルシーで想像以上に美味しいので、ぜひ作ってみてください！
今回のレシピは、大胆に丸く抜いたスイカに
練乳ムースをのせ、青汁の色を生かしたグラサージュをかけて仕上げました。
全て自己流 Moso-Styleです。
実は完成までに 2回、失敗してしまいました（汗）

In Japan, one of the most popular ways to beat the heat is by eating watermelon. For the Moso family, summer makes us want to make watermelon sweets!

This recipe is made from a literal watermelon cake that is covered with a condensed milk moose and glaze colored green with aojiru. This recipe is our original - Moso-Style! It tastes incredible and is healthy too!

*RECIPE*

▶ Watermelon Cake (Makes one 15cm cake)

1. Cut out watermelon using circular shape

2.Cut it in thickness of 3.5 cm.

▶ White Mousse:

3. Whip 50g (50 cc) fresh cream 80%.

4.Put 100g (100 cc) milk, 25g condensed milk and 10g granulated sugar into a pan.
Heat it until melted.

5. Turn off heat just before boiling. Add 2.5g powdered gelatin and melt.

6.Cool the whole pan by ice water.
Put in vanilla essence.
Cool it while mixing and thicken it.

7.Add 6 in 3 and mix it.

8.Reinsert the circle mold into 2.
Put it in thinly.
Cool and hardens in a refrigerator.

9.Steep 5g powdered gelatin into 15g (tablespoon 1) water.

▶ Black Glaze:

10.Mix 10g black cocoa , 28g (tablespoon 2) granulated sugar , 20g (20 cc) water, and 20g (20 cc) fresh cream. Make it boil with a microwave oven.

11.Take the quantity of 1/5（4g）from 9. Put it in 10, mix and melt.

12.Put 11 into a forcing bag or a thick plastic bag and cool it.

▶ Green Glaze

13.Dissolve 40g Aojiru powder in water 100g (100 cc).

14. Add 100g granulated sugar and 100g (100 cc) fresh cream into a pan. Hang it on the fire.

15. After boiling and melting,stop the fire. Put the steeped gelatin (the remainder of 11) in and melt.

16. Filter with a net.

17. Thicken while ice water cools.

18. Taken out 8 from the refrigerator. Remove the cake from the mold wrapped around a wet warm towel.

19. Pour 17(green glaçage) on 18. Even if thickness is strong and it is loose, it does not go well.

20. Pour 12 on 19 Like the black lines of the watermelon. If it cools too much, a lump is made and it cannot draw well.

21. You get it after chilled in the refrigerator.

*レシピ*　15センチのケーキ1個
１．スイカをお好みの大きさに丸く抜く。
　　（小さなサイズをいっぱい作るのもいいと思います。）
２．3.5センチの厚さに切る。

白いムースを作ります。
３．生クリーム50g（50cc）を8分立てにする。
４．鍋に牛乳100g（100cc）、練乳25g、グラニュー糖10gを入れ
　　火にかけ、煮溶かす。
５．沸騰直前に火から下ろし、粉ゼラチン2.5gを振り入れ、
　　溶かす。
６．鍋ごと氷水にあてる。
　　バニラエッセンスも入れ、混ぜながら冷やし、
　　とろみを付ける。
７．３に６を加え混ぜる。
８．２にセルクルをはめ直し、７を薄く入れ、
　　冷蔵庫で冷やし固める。

９．粉ゼラチン5gを水15g（大さじ1）に入れ、ふやかしておく。

黒いグラサージュを作ります。
１０．ブラックココア10g、グラニュー糖28g（大さじ2）、
　　　水20g（20cc）、生クリーム20g（20cc）を混ぜ、
　　　電子レンジで沸騰するまでかける。
１１．９から1/5（4g）の分量を取り、１０に入れ混ぜ溶かす。
１２．絞り袋や厚手のビニール袋に１１を入れ粗熱をとっておく。

緑のグラサージュを作ります。
１３．青汁の粉40gを水100g（100cc）で溶かしておく。
１４．鍋に１３とグラニュー糖（100g）、生クリーム100g（100cc）を
　　　入れ、火にかける。
１５．煮溶かしながら沸騰させ火を止め、
　　　１１の残りのふやかしたゼラチンを入れ溶かす。
１６．網で濾す。
１７．氷水で冷やしながらとろみをつける。

１８．８を冷蔵庫から取り出し、電子レンジなどで
　　　温めた濡れタオルなどを巻いてケーキを
　　　セルクルから取り出す。
１９．１７の緑のグラサージュを１８にかける。
　　　とろみが緩いとキレイにかかりません。
　　　とろみが強すぎても同じです。
２０．１２を１９にスイカの黒い線の様にかける。
　　　冷やしすぎると塊ができて上手く描けません。
２１．冷蔵庫に入れ冷やしてからいただく。

Love & Theft

                             

Nestle White Chocolate 1986

                                  

Bluefin Tuna has Transported Fukushima-Derived Radionuclides From Japan to California.

PNAS (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences) states that Pacific bluefin tuna has transported Fukushima-derived radionuclides from Japan to California. Continue reading...