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Saturday, December 23, 2017
Sunday, December 17, 2017
OUR INTERNATIONAL INDEX OF BEST WEB SITES.
2. = https://neurofantastic.com/
3. = HTTP://WWW.WEBCRAWLER.COM </>
4 . = HTTPS://WWW.GOOGLE.CA/?GWS_RD=CR&EI=MKPMUOR8O4ZXRAGY44BY </>
6. = http://www.Greenpeace.org </>
9. = https://teamster.org/blog </>
10. = http://www.Ted.com </>
11. = http://ca.yahoo.com/?p=us </>
21. = http://storyofstuff.org/
24.= https://plus.google.com/u/0/
25.= https://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/goddard/coronal-hole-front-and-center
25.= https://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/goddard/coronal-hole-front-and-center
28.= http://www.nytimes.com/ </>
29.= http://video.canadiens.nhl.com/videocenter/console?catid=291&id=587397&lang </>
29.= http://video.canadiens.nhl.com/videocenter/console?catid=291&id=587397&lang </>
30.= http://www.iTooch.com </> 31. = http://www.Netmaths.com </> 32. = http://www.Evernote.com</>
33. = http://www.abmaths.com</> 34. = http://www.Sciences.com</> 35. =
36. = http://www.human4us2.blogspot.ca 37. = https://plus.google.com/u/0/ </>
38.= http://www.jaccorde.com</>
39.= http://www.Atlasdumonde.com </> 40.= http://www.Echecs.com </>
33. = http://www.abmaths.com</> 34. = http://www.Sciences.com</> 35. =
36. = http://www.human4us2.blogspot.ca 37. = https://plus.google.com/u/0/ </>
38.= http://www.jaccorde.com</>
39.= http://www.Atlasdumonde.com </> 40.= http://www.Echecs.com </>
41.= http://mlb.mlb.com/home </> 42.= http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/ </> 43.= http://www.nfl.com/ </>
49.= http://eol.org/ </>
54.= www.drbookspan.com/
55.= https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Street_lighthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Street_light
59.= http://singularityhub.com/2015/10/18/how-aged-neurons-in-a-dish-can-accelerate-longevity-research/http://singularityhub.com/2015/10/18/how-aged-neurons-in-a-dish-can-accelerate-longevity-research/ (The Mayo Clinic is researching the aging process.)
62.= http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/hframe.html (For the super intelligent.)
64.= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFDe5kUUyT0 (The secret of money.)
66 = https://e-17-professor-kevin-anderson-climate-change-warning/
Posted by Joseph Raglione www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMANwvYtx8sh (Subtle influences on the human brain.)
67. https://medium.freecodecamp.org/learn-css-grid-in-5-minutes-f582e87b1228
68. http://thesustainabilityagenda.com/episod
67. https://medium.freecodecamp.org/learn-css-grid-in-5-minutes-f582e87b1228
68. http://thesustainabilityagenda.com/episod
Babies are dying of starvation in Venezuela as economy collapses!
SOS
A message for all parents in North America!
SEND A PARCEL OF BABY FOOD TO A HOSPITAL IN VENEZUELA.
There is a severe crisis in Venezuela and a quick fix solution is to collect and send baby pablum and baby food to all the hospitals in Venezuela.
Parents are bringing their starving and dehydrated children to hospitals only to be told they cannot be helped because there is no baby food in the hospital!
From the New York Times:
"Hunger has stalked Venezuela for years. Now, it is killing the nation’s children at an alarming rate, doctors in the country’s public hospitals say.
A message for all parents in North America!
SEND A PARCEL OF BABY FOOD TO A HOSPITAL IN VENEZUELA.
There is a severe crisis in Venezuela and a quick fix solution is to collect and send baby pablum and baby food to all the hospitals in Venezuela.
Parents are bringing their starving and dehydrated children to hospitals only to be told they cannot be helped because there is no baby food in the hospital!
From the New York Times:
"Hunger has stalked Venezuela for years. Now, it is killing the nation’s children at an alarming rate, doctors in the country’s public hospitals say.
Venezuela has been shuddering since its economy began to collapse in 2014. Riots and protests over the lack of affordable food, excruciating long lines for basic provisions, soldiers posted outside bakeries and angry crowds ransacking grocery stores have rattled cities, providing a telling, public display of the depths of the crisis.
But deaths from malnutrition have remained a closely guarded secret by the Venezuelan government. In a five-month investigation by The New York Times, doctors at 21 public hospitals in 17 states across the country said that their emergency rooms were being overwhelmed by children with severe malnutrition — a condition they had rarely encountered before the economic crisis began.
“Children are arriving with very precarious conditions of malnutrition,” said Dr. Huníades Urbina Medina, the president of the Venezuelan Society of Childcare and Pediatrics. He added that doctors were even seeing the kind of extreme malnutrition often found in refugee camps — cases that were highly unusual in oil-rich Venezuela before its economy fell to pieces.
For many low-income families, the crisis has completely redrawn the social landscape. Parents like Kenyerber’s mother go days without eating, shriveling to the weight of children themselves. Women line up at sterilization clinics to avoid having children they can’t feed. Young boys leave home and join street gangs to scavenge for scraps, their bodies bearing the scars of knife fights with competitors. Crowds of adults storm Dumpsters after restaurants close. Babies die because it is hard to find or afford infant formula, even in emergency rooms.
“Sometimes they die in your arms just from dehydration,” Dr. Milagros Hernández said in the emergency room of a children’s hospital in the northern city of Barquisimeto, noting that the hospital had started seeing an increase in malnourished patients at the end of 2016.
“But in 2017 the increase in malnourished patients has been terrible,” she added. “Children arrive with the same weight and height of a newborn.” "
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Produced by Craig Allen, David Furst, Meghan Petersen, Andrew Rossback and Greg Winter.
Wednesday, December 13, 2017
The Big Switch is on from fat meat to healthy Vegan.
/http://www.onegreenplanet.org/news/mcdonalds-testing-new-vegan-burger/
Another Country Is Getting a Vegan McDonald’s Burger – Here’s Why That’s Such a Big Deal
We recently shared the exciting news that McDonald’s was testing “The McVegan,” a soy-based patty topped with vegan fixings and an egg-less McFeast sauce at a location in Tampere, Finland. Well, now we have great news to share about the test … it was a success!
Starting December 28th, The McVegan will begin rolling out not only in all Finland locations permanently but Finland’s neighboring country, Sweden will also get to enjoy the vegan burger. Woohoo!
McDonald’s teamed up with Anamma, a brand of Orkla Foods Sweden to create the burger to meet the rising demand for plant-based options. “We are very proud that McDonald’s chooses to build his new burger on Anoma roadmap. It gives more opportunity to discover how good and easy it is to eat vegan, while at the same time we reduce the climate pressure on our planet, ” Nina Sandström, Marketing Manager for Anamma, explained to My News Desk. Of course, if you’re avoiding all animal products, then you’ll want to skip the fries. Unfortunately, McDonald’s fries contain “natural beef flavors,” an ingredient that is made from wheat and milk derivatives. Don’t worry, though — you can pick up an order of vegan fries to-go at Wendy’s.
So Sweden Is Getting a Vegan McDonald’s Burger – Why Is This a Big Deal?
A majority of the meat served in fast food chains comes from industrial animal agriculture or factory farms. Now, this might seem like common knowledge, but what many don’t know is the destruction caused by these concentrated animal feeding operations.
Industrialized animal agriculture currently occupies around 50 percent of the world’s arable land and uses a majority of our freshwater stores. Asdemand for cheap meat and dairy expands across the world (which it is, at exponential rates), these finite resources are being pushed to the brink. In fact, if we hope to feed the world’s population when it reaches 9.8 billion in 2050, we will need to expand mass-scale deforestation to convert rainforests into fields for livestock – and their feed – leaving little behind but polluted air and water. Species extinction and climate change have also been attributed to our current livestock system, as it currently releases more greenhouse gas emissions than the entire transportation sector and destroys natural habitats in favor of monocultures like soy and corn (again, animal feed). Despite all this damage done, nearly one billion people suffering from hunger across the globe. So clearly how we produce food and what we eat needs to change.
McDonald’s adding a vegan burger to their menu in Europe might not seem like a world-changing action, but considering this company has a presence in 160 countries and territories and serves 68 million customers every day (it’s estimated that McDonald’s sells 75 burgers every SECOND), this one new option has the potential to make a HUGE positive impact.
One more vegan option means one more chance for consumer demand to shift the tides away from industrialized meat production. According to the 2017 Protein Alternatives Report by global market research firm Mintel, Millennials are especially open to meat alternatives; 64 percent have tried meatless burgers. Meanwhile, only one in five Millennials has tried a Big Mac. Whether one is gravitating towards meatless options due to diet, environmental concerns, health, or animal welfare concerns, plant-based burgers are way more than just a tasty choice.
For all of us who are stateside, don’t worry, you can still get your meat-free burger fix at fast food establishments. The plant-based Beyond Burger will be coming to 500 T.G.I. Friday’s locations starting January 2018 and White Castle offers two different vegan burgers. Not to mention, the drool-worthy Impossible Burger is now available at all Bareburger restaurant locations!
While we might not support all of McDonald’s choices, the move to add more vegan options globally is commendable. Fingers crossed for the McVegan to make it’s way to the U.S. soon!
To learn more about trends and developments in the plant-based food space, check out our podcast #EatForThePlanet with Nil Zacharias.
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