March 2007
Secondhand Smoke: Stem Cell Therapies Not Risk Free
by 1 otherPCC promotes compassionate care for severely-ill patients without sanctioning or assisting their suicide. Members affirm an ethic based on the principle that all human life is inherently valuable.
Center for Consumer Freedom
The Worst Mistake in the History of the Human Race
by 2 othersIn some lucky situations, the paleopathologist has almost as much material to study as a pathologist today. For example, archaeologists in the Chilean deserts found well preserved mummies whose medical conditions at time of death could be determined by au
Good Experience - Interview: Barry Schwartz, author, "The Paradox of Choice"
For exmaple, the concept of "choice" could be replaced with "water." Too much water (drowning leads to death) is as "bad" as too little (dehydration leads to death). Just the right amount, whatever that happens to be, is perfect.
brandchannel.com | The Seven Doors of Connection | Jean-Claude Saade | brand | brands | branding
by 3 othersbrandchannel.com | The Seven Doors of Connection | Jean-Claude Saade | brand | brands | branding
Risk Assessment
Risk Assessment
The Motion Picture Production Code of 1930 (Hays Code)
The Motion Picture Production Code of 1930 (Hays Code)
border surveillance
By snail mail: SCP c/o NOT BORED! POB 1115, Stuyvesant Station, New York City 10009-9998
February 2007
Author Of Childrens Books - ChildCareProducts.net
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euGenes: Human Genes
euGenes: Human Genes
by 6 others
So ensuring that the mind is focused and free to think becomes a vital necessity for clear thinking. ‘Evaluating consequences’ comes in very handy and is quintessential when it comes to arriving upon a decision by thinking clearly. Evaluation of facts
BBC - Science & Nature - Burying bodies
You place the dead beast in different parts of the environment, then watch the unfolding events. Will a fossil form?
January 2007
The Practice of Intention Meditation
The secret of health for both mind and body is not to mourn for the past,
not to worry about the future, or not to anticipate troubles, but to live in
the present moment wisely and earnestly. -- Buddha
The following is an excerpt from the book Body of
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