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This is sooo cute. It's a puppy day soon :) [] Tallulah :D -- Wow this video got me thinking. This is so very true. All of it. I think this man should become the PM of Britian he is 1 million times better then Gordon Brown, whom we did not elect into power, whom was wastful controlling our tax money, and who is slowely making Britian a worse place. I think it's strange how we the people can not vote people out of the Parliment even though the government/parliment was created by the people, for the people. They are just defecting the whole purpose of why it was created. And the whole speech that Nigel Farage has given in this video is the truth. People can not handle the truth. I think the president is not being a neutral stand in the arguements and that he is not wanting to listen to Nigel Farage because Nigel has sence in his mind. And has his facts and not part facts. I think it is really quite funny. But so very true. How come all these people who are in power. We have never heard of them before. And they have no experiance controlling millions of billions of money and have the power to change peoples lives forever. How come we never heard of them before? How come people like Nigel Farage aren't in power? And how come we do not have a say in something, that we or our ancenstors created?

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For me, its just depressing how like he said, 30% percent of crimes go unsolved. 30% of murders go roaming free, and its just, brutal! We live in a world where there is no longer a right or wrong, just pure badness.

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Wow, first Haiti, now Chile, this is quite the year that the world has been having!

I found this article interesting, and it really grabbed my attention when I read through it because of the facts and how they were supported. It sounds silly, but after reading it, I followed and understood what was being said. Its amazing how the earth is affected by such a phenomena. []

[|http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,587753,00.html\]Its sad when someone goes missing, but its good to see that her family and friends are searching for her, and I hope that she is found, and that whatever happened, is resolved.

For me, its profound that they started working on this case way back in the 90s. But I guess that that would be the only way that they'd be able to build a solid case against her. [] -Dan?

http://calgary.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20100220/CGY_lethbridge_earthquake_100220/20100220/?hub=CalgaryHome Alright, so when I heard this, I couldn't comprehend what happened! I mean seriously, we're in southern Alberta, the grasslands, not a city of the coast of the pacific ocean or anything. But earthquakes don't just have to be near water, but obviously (^The above story^) it can happen anywhere! (Sorry, this was another link [] but it was all I could find.) -Dan? [] Wow, ironic is it not? That this girl, would say that her fathers acts were heroic, then say that they were mourning the death of the pilot? But here is what gets me, like, right in the shins. This gentleman, flying a plane, killed someone because some guy doesn't like how the tax laws were written! How sad is that, a father, son, grandfather? Was killed because some person thought he'd perform "heroic acts". I think that some people need to rethink their definition of heroic. -Dan? ([]-The video gives some background)

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This shocked me big time. I can't believe that teachers actually did this. It is very sick and confused. For the people they spied on the victims should get big money in the case.

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Wow, I agree, That is terrible! Like seriously, privacy? But here is what gets me, is that is being made a massive deal when things go on in the school system that are twice as worse. Fights, rape, many others I'm sure. What I'm wondering is why is this being given such a high priority, when there are many other things that authorities could be putting effort towards! Dan?

Yes Dan, I agree. My opinion of this is that they want to be in control of EVERYTHING. So they will go beyond anything to get publicity. They know they can not control everything that happens in the system. So they inspect on the students at their home, to catch the ones doing drugs, sex, and anything else that could make their schooling worse. But this has now got out of control, to an extent of stalking. And accusing some students of taking drugs, whilst that person was having sweets (candy). They focus more on everything that happens out of school, instead of the actual school work. Like uniforms, what you wear, everything else, OTHER than the schooling. It's up to the parents/guardians to make sure how the child dresses, looks, acts in and out of school. Not the teachers. If a student is doing stuff he/she shoudn't during school hours then the staff can/should get involved, not to the extent of watching students at home. It is sick, and perverted. Plus, the students didn't even give concent. So it's double the crime.

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Very true Tallulah, very true. I have nothing against your opinion, and quite frankly, I fully agree with you. Through what I said, I was stating that what that school did was wrong, but I believe that there are other crimes and offences that the law could be putting effort towards. Things that happen often, but almost so often that they have become "normal", and that is wrong. So nothing against what you said, I was just implying that the authorities should put as much effort into other crimes as they seem to be with this one.- Dan?

Yes I fully agree. But well the government can't stop EVERYONE. They have tried for like years and years. But nothing seems to help. It's all about control. And making it look like they are doing something. When they aren't. It's kind of sad, this world, I'm meaning.

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--[] [] this is quite old but I think this story best ilistrates the differece of veiws depending on left/right wing news station and Iraq or U.S.A news. Peter

Peter, that was an awesome example! I find it humorous, but sad at the same time. Like On X-71011 (TU)'s page, there is the illustration of Bush and what he did while being the president, and this story shows just how mad and frustrated people were with him. Its an interesting world we live in.... And high five for getting it from two sources! That was awesome!- Dan?

[] This is very intresting. Amazing how they are finding millions of year old dinosaurs and thousands of year old woman and men. Incredible. We are developing in time. It's so cool. This is a scientific and evolution discovery. Amazing.

[] This is funny. Made me laugh. Just some funnies in your life. :)

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I find it very interesting that the U.s. Government would go against Chinas will and go see the Dalai Lama... Take a look at the articals, also I have posted something you all can read about the Dalai Lama and get a feel for what his position is and such.

http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/americas/02/02/haiti.border.arrests/index.html?eref=rss_world&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+rss/cnn_world+(RSS:+World)&utm_content=Google+International Once more, gotta love the government. Dan?

That story was very sad. My opinion of the story is that. Wouldn't the Americans known if the were orphans if the parents were giving the children to them face to face. Like the first man on the video he went on the bus told his children goodbye and said the word Daddy. So wouldn't the Americans have known. So I don't think they can play that card in trial. If they really did want to help they should of given food, water, shelter for the familys. Not causing more pain, by taking even more family away from people, when they might of lost alot of family and friends already. It's just sad. Tallulah :D

That is Unbelievable!!! I cannot understand as Tallulah stated, Why the Americans can talk face to face with the Haitian parents, knowing fully that they are giving up the children to better their own lifestyle and the Americans deny any communication with the parents? Plus, saying that the kids are Orphans? That is just Preposterous. I know there are huge amounts of child trafficking done around the world, you can walk down the street and be abducted by someone and never see your family again. But it makes me sick that in this tragedy they will try to use it for their own advantage to make money... Well... That’s my opinion anyways. Miss Bengtsson

You guys are right. When I read this article, the following thoughts cycled in my brain. 1. These are kids who are given a chance to live a live that little children should. Because (I know that I shouldn't start a sentence with because... but it just worked out that way) the government chooses to be dumb, these kids are now stuck in a place that isn't healthy, not safe, and a terrible environment. Things like sponsoring a child is awesome, and adoption is even better. But it comes down to the Government as part of the reason why some kids are stuck in different countries and can't get out. 2. []Jeremy (aka Jake) and Amanda have waited years for their little girl, and have payed THOUSANDS of dollars to get her. Not 2,000 or 3,000 we're talkin' $27,000 to give that girl a home, a loving family, and an awesome life. They had to fill out form, after form, after form just to wait yeas to get her. They now have her, and are really stoked that she is now an official part of their family.

It's just sad that Adoption takes so long, and that it costs so much, thanks to the government, and they are charging people with trying to give kids a life, one where they can grow and be encouraged, and a life where they can feel loved.

Dan?

If you can't access this page please tell me. It's an British website. This article is so funny. It made me laugh so much. This one is just for a laugh. []

[] They are willing to put Millions of dollars towards the Taliban. But not to their own country whilst it's in the biggest depression and recession recorded in British Government History. Typical Gordan Brown. Not willing to help his own country. But everyone else he is willing to give all of the remaining money too. It just drives me mad. And us as people of Britian didn't even vote Gordon Brown in when Tony Blair resigned. The government voted Gordon Brown in. He stole and ripped us all off, when it came to our taxes. But now he's just ruined the entire country. And he's giving away money. I understand that it is for a good cause. And I'm always for that. But you need to put you Country first before any others. It's just messed up. Tallulah :D

[] I saw this on the news today and thought it was interesting... Miss Bengtsson  This is ridiculous, people protesting claiming that the government is lazy. The reason that Prime Minister Harper decided to suspend parliment was because he felt (and I'm 100% sure that every single one of these protesters will agree with) that parliment wasn't getting anywhere with their negotiations so he decided to tell everyone to go home, take a break, and they'll get everything sorted out amongst themselves. Why do we always have to use a band-aid fix all the time in Canada? We want everything done right away and we all know from history that just messing things up worse. So I support the Conservitive government in taking a break because it shows they are serious about DOING SOMETHING THAT MATTERS rather tha doing something for the sake of doing something. I also think it is shameful of the other parties (particularly the NDP) to publicly critisize the Conservitives for being "lazy" in their opinion.

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^ ^ ^ That story is very random...but soo funny....

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That is good. I just wish I could have thrown a pie. Come to think of it, we have an extra on, hmmm.... jk, Dan?

There is a day every year at my old school in UK, where you are allowed to throw, pies n cakes at each other...Its awesome...but It's for a chariety so you have to pay a pound or 2 to do it...:L

I'm not sure I could give up a pound or two. "We're close"-Wootan Basset, Adventures in Odyssey Dan?

News about Haiti's from Cuba [] News from Haiti's From Hati's [] news from CNN [] -Brad Days after the Earthquake people are still being found in the rubble - alive!!! This is an amazing testiment to the resilience of man. CF

[] Welcome to todays Haiti. A warning, the som​e of the photos are graphic ( 19, 21, 41, 47, 50, 51, 55, 58, 60, 61, 62, 63, 66-intense, 67, 68, 69, 73, 74, 77, 79, 94, 94, 98, 107, 108-Intense intense.) But guys, this is Haiti, this is what's happening. Because of this little girls face, the thought of Haiti will be in my mind, and in my prayers for a long time. Dan

​Holy Taleeto... That would be scary to live in Haiti right now. Everyone is in such dismay, their hurt, scared and want everything back to normal way it used to be.. Miss Bengtsson It would be hard to rebuild after the earthquake most people are going to fear that it happen again. -Brad

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This warms my heart because it shows that Canada is helping other countries who are in need and likely won't ever be able to repay us :) This is somewhat similar (as the article mentions) to the aid given to New Orleans after Katrina, however when we help the U.S. we know that we're getting brownie points with our American counterparts whom we can expect to have some favor returned, Haiti however is a third world country and will never be able return the favors that Canada and other countries are giving them. It shows that Canada is willing to chip in and aid countries just because they're people, no politics involved, no strings attached.

The Boss

p.s. if you're thinking that this might be an action to boost Canada's rep with other countries who see us help Haiti, that might be true but I'd like believe that for once a selfless action is coming out of out world politics .... And in the light of it all we may see that the world pays little attention to the fact that we have given help to the Hatians which, in my opinion is just fine CF

Its good to see the Canadian military going to help the Hatians instead of the coverage in Afghanistan, Iraq, and really the whole area. The news is always showing the blood that Canadians have laid on the ground and never the good things like training police officers and helping the people of the area stay some what safe. Canada should respond to such disasters like the one in Hatti because no one else is going to do the same response plan as the Canadian military is going to do. Other Country's such as China, USA, France, Britain, and Australia should all do the same. Canada is a 'rich in fresh water' Country and should be (while in Hatti) giving the fresh water to the people. Many Country's call themselves part of the international community... maybe they should act like one. Nationalism is an idea of "for my country" but that idea is selfish, self-centered and not practical in today's society, people shouldn't be nationalistic and should be "Reasonable toward a brother" because where there are 'divides' there is conflict.

This is my opinion and is not right or wrong but it is mine.

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While I was reading this article, somthing inside of me was just like, "Wow, that's cool". Now, some of you that might be reading this may be like, "Cool? Really Dan? Is that the best you can come up with?" and you can think whatever you want. This article shows that Canada is doing something without expecting anything in return, and I think that it's cool:D Now, we may not be a country that has a nintendo factory, or the country that has Disneyland. But this article shows the true roots of Canada, that we are a country that cares for the hurt, that is there to HELP the oppressed, we will go if no one follows, we are a nation, we are Canada. And to me, that's cool! Dan? ======

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Am I my brother's keeper? Yes!! ....And if I do good things because it will bring me honour is it good at all? I would say probably not. We do good because we know that it is good and that it is the right thing to do. CF ======

media type="youtube" key="GYjVO414gdc" height="344" width="425" Okay this isn't my real one but I found this and I just love to watch it over and over!

Michelle

I can see why: Dan?

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Very sad! :(

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Sweet phone, maybe that will make the Apple iPhone cheaper... -TheeUnknown

Dan?
 * cough* I'd like everyone one to notice that it is a GOOGLE phone. Not Dogpile:D

​Google still steals you life (e.g identity, personality profile, privacy) -guess who ​(peter)

um... no you don't. :D In life everyone has their own opinion on things. I like my Mac, you like your PC. Nothing wrong with that. Google is an convenient resource that benefits people. And I know for a fact that Dogpile is a very useful also. It provides a person to not only search one search engine, but multiple ones at the same time. Very time effective. Basically, what I'm saying is this: From Mac to PC, Google to Dogpile. That's an opinion, and definitely not meant for anyone to take personally. Dan?

[]Gotta love our government. One second they're fighting, next, they're agreeing. Next they'll probably add each other on facebook... if they have facebook. But to be honest, I think that this new plan looks real intriguing. The December Thing that was talked about in the article... I think: [] I find it interesting that Stephen Harper states that while the two governments have disagreements they are still able to work together put the good of Canada ahead of their personal agenda's and he did it very respectfully. While is seemed as though he was only using Harper's power to gain what "Quebec wanted" and seemed rather disrespectful in my opinion. He also said he would "speak his mind on behalf of s whenever possible", this makes it sound like he is only interested in Quebec's needs and doesn't care about Canada as a whole, also there is no way one man can undoubtedly speak on behalf of the entire province. Also just because Quebec has one of the loftiest environmental goals does not mean that they will reach their goals or go any farther than the other provinces. From my admittadly limited knoweldge on National environmental plans Quebec has not done any more than other provinces to conserve resources or help reduce emissions as they are claiming. All this to say that I don't believe that Charest's comments towards Harper's "aggressivness" in environ"mental" issues are fair.

Thus sayeth the Boss LOL ok this is interesting because Charest is like the boss said is against Harper. Then to get what Quebec want he's suddenly on the same side as harper. Everybody is going green to leave less of a environmental impact, Charest may be doing this along with many others to stay in the "in" group of global economics and concerns, so that his profile is level with other politicians.

-TheeUnknown

Is there anything to be learned here? Perhaps it lies in the hands of those who are in power to be less combative....maybe there is a sense that they have more to lose..? I, for one, hope they will be able to address this plan seriously.CF

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JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. — Police say a homeless man stole a live ferret by stuffing it in his pants. Thirty-eight-year-old Rodney Bolton is charged with theft over the $129 animal that police say he took from a pet store in Jacksonville Beach, The Florida Times-Union reported. A 17-year-old witness confronted Bolton in the parking lot and was bitten by the animal after the man allegedly shoved it in the teen’s face. That confrontation makes the ferret a “special weapon” under Florida law. So Bolton also faces battery charges for dangerously wielding the animal. Calls to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Department to see if Bolton has a lawyer were not answered early Thursday.

-I thought this was amazing that people can actually be this stupid. The homeless person was most likely going to pawn off this animal and buy a Happy Meal. Thee Unknown

Oh my, I wish we had sweet laws in canada that considered ferrets a "special weapon". That would be cool. Dan?

[] Very sad, mainly cause there wasn't a big problem, just an accident. [] Strange how people make choices that can hurt someone, and someone's family like that. [|Mr Obama Goes to Beijing] - //Wow, I never would have thought he would be worshipped like that. Seriously, he's not THAT great. But i guess Beijing knows better.// And I got it from the paper, just in case you didn't notice:) [] now I'm not a huge fan of cats in general, they're okay, but for me, they're just not my favorite. When I saw this article, I was like, "hmmm, interesting. So the cats are more important than helping homeless people? I never thought that the day would come when we would put animals in a higher priority than people." See, the people's heart is in the right place, trying to help animals is fine, but why don't we see articles as often asking for help for the salvation army? or the food bank? Or The city discussing plans on building shelters for people? Think about it... [] Wow, I'm surprised how it's taken this long, and now everyone's all like, "well i'm not sure now". I think that if the city spent less money on things like cats and an arena, and more on things like shelters, and places that benefit people more than entertainment. That's just my opinion. [|Recession effect] Sad, so very sad that it has all come down to this. [] -Wow, that is amazing. - Dan?

OTTAWA -- The gun registry has moved one critical step closer to a slow demise. MPs voted 164-137 in favour of C-391, a private member's bill from Manitoba MP Candice Hoeppner to abolish the 14-year-old registry. Cheers of applause rippled through the House of Commons tonight after the vote passed with the support of 21 Liberal, NDP and independent MPs. The vote means the bill has approval in principle of the House. It will go to committee for further study before a third vote then sent to the Senate for final approval. Earlier in the day, Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff downplayed the dissent in his caucus, insisting his party has a "strong and passionate commitment" to gun control. But he acknowledged the controversial registry has failed to garner "legitimacy" in rural Canada, and said Liberals would consult with victims' groups, sports hunters and legitimate gun owners to develop a "proposal" to improve it. Ignatieff blasted the Conservatives for exploiting the registry as a "wedge" issue with blatant disregard to public safety. "This is an issue where we need to be bringing Canadians together instead of dividing them. The Prime Minister has used a private member's bill for no other purpose than to cause mischief with the other parties," he said. "The fundamental issue is to make sure we get a system of gun control which works for rural Canada and urban Canada. I'm convinced that we can -- but not with this government." While the policing community is split over the usefulness of the registry -- some call it an effective crime-fighting tool and others view it as a hindrance -- Ignatieff said the Conservatives should not ignore the fact the system is consulted 9,000 times a day by police. Wendy Cukier, president of the Coalition for Gun Control, accused the Tories of waging an "American-style" campaign that spread misinformation that flies in the face of police and public safety experts. She believes the issue has slid under the public radar because of the H1N1 crisis, but that reality will eventually set in. "We're still hopeful that once Canadians get the facts, understand what's at stake, understand that this isn't going to save a lot of money, I think they're going to be outraged. I think the silent majority will stand up and I think we still have a chance to defeat this bill at third reading, in the Senate, or in the courts. It's not over until it's over." KATHLEEN.HARRIS@SUNMEDIA.CA

The Punisher should like this, Ignatief should stop trying to discredit Harper and focus on the actualy issue, it's so American of him. I honestly don't think this will make Canada any more dangerous, like really the only people with guns in this country are farmers anyways. Plus the "goal" of this law (and by goal I mean the reason the publice gets other than "we want more money so we'll charge people gun resgistration") is that it will keep guns off the streets and criminals won't have them. I would just like to ask how many criminals would pay gun tax and registration like upstanding citizens? It doesn't make sense, we're just charging hunters and farmers money so that people will think they're safe from criminals. Plus, as our American counterparts continually point out (minus Ignatief) we're Canadians and too nice to be violent with guns. I appologize if I have stepped on any toes with this analysis, I have never met Mr. Ignatief so I do not judge him as a person, however I think politically he is slightly flawed although not always.

Thus sayeth The Boss

The Boss is right, long gun registry only harasses innocent citizens and wastes taxpayer’s money. Honestly how many criminals have registered their UZI and called the police station for a transport permit before robbing a local seven eleven. I have never heard of that. Also remember this is LONG GUN registry, I believe in hand gun registry ...

This picture illustrates the paranoia of people since the H1N1 shots became in such short supply in north america:) Dan?

[] A school bus crash on Thursday morning sent more than 30 students to hospital with minor injuries. (Erin Collins/CBC)//Dozens of Calgary children were sent to hospital with minor injuries following a collision between a school bus and a minivan. The crash happened at about 8 a.m. Thursday at 7904 9th Street N.W. The collision sent the school bus into a large spruce tree at the side of a home, while the minivan landed upside down in the yard. Bill Russnak, who lives across the street, said he and his nephew ran to help after hearing the crash and calling 911. "All the kids are screaming and hollering. So I got them to move back … We had to get a crowbar to get the door open. I had one handy, luckily. And then we got all the children out and onto the lawn and started covering them up with blankets." All 34 children on board were taken to the Alberta Children's Hospital with minor injuries. The drivers of the bus and the minivan were taken to the Foothills hospital, also with minor injuries. The students attend Balmoral School, which has Grade 5 to 8 students, and King George School, which has students from kindergarten to Grade 6. Both schools are in the northwest and part of the Calgary Board of Education's public school system. Bhavna Raval arrived at the hospital after her 12-year-old son called her in tears. The children are in shock, she said. "I am just waiting to see him safe," she said. "He said he was OK. He just bumped his head. His head was hurting." Police are investigating. ​ Miss.Bengtsson...

Why has this Treatment for H1N1 collected dust? - Gifford Jones- Doctor Game

A recent newspaper headline read, "Researchers look to common, cheap medications to help H1N1 patients" Viral experts are wondering whether cholesterol-lowering drugs and steroids could help to save the sickest H1N1 patients. If these researchers studied history, they would learn Dr. Frederick R. Klenner saved an important patient, and many others, from the life-threatening viral infections. In "The Clinical Guide to the use of Vitamin C", DR. Lendon Smith details the clinical experiances of Dr. Klenner. Dr Klenner has cured case after case of viral disease by massive doses of vitamin C. And when you read these cases, it boggles the mind why this research has collected so much dust. 56 years ago, a seven year old boy has been ill for six weeks due to recurring attacks of influenza. He has been treated with sulfa, penicillin and fice to 10, 000 milligrams (mgs) of oral vitamin C. But he suddenly dropped into a stupor. Dr. Klenner quickly gave him an intravenous injection of 6, 000 mgs of vitamin C. Five minutes later the boy asked, "What happened ?" He recieved three further injections of vitamin C every sixx hours and he was fully recovered in 24 hours. The pacient was Dr. Klenner's son. Dr. Klenner was an American researcher and family practitioner in North Carolina. In 1949 he reported this momentous news to the American Medical Association. During the epidemic of poliomyeltis he has cured 60 out of 90 patients suffering from this disease by using massive doses of vitamin C, sometimes 300, 000 mg daily.None had been left with any paralysis.Yet no one appears to have listened to him. This was the same year I developed polio in my final year at Harvard Medical School. But none of its distinguished professors ever concidered, or even knew about the use of vitamin C, in treating viral disease. And as far as I know 60 years later neither they nor other doctors are aware of this fact. In February 1948, Dr. Klenner reported in the journal " Southern Medicine and Surgery," 42 cases of viral pneaumonia treated by vitamin C. Other doctors were using X-Rays as therapy! His treatment was 1,000 mg of vitamin C every six hours for mild cases. Three to seven injections were required for clinical recovery. In 1951 in the same journal he reported that bitamin C could cure measles and chicken pox in 24 hours. In june 1957, Dr. Klenner reported in the Tri-State Medical Journal what he called the "Insidious Virus". He described the case of a 19-month old baby who had a minor cold for two weeks two weeks. Then suddenly, instead of improving, the child became cold to touch, semi-comatose, his arms and legs completely paralyzed. Two thousand mg of vitamin C were injected on admission to the hospital and 1, 000 more, one hour later. Then 1, 000 mg were given orally every four hours. In eight hours the baby started to recover and the paralysis disappeared. Penicillin was given to guard against bacterial infection and the baby returned home in five days. Dr. Klenner aslo reported the case of a man who contacted hepatitis in Central America. He was jaundiced, had a high fever and a large tender liver. He was treated with large doses of intravenous vitamin C for several days. By the seventh day his liver function tests were normal and he was discharged on oral vitamin C. He remained free of recurrences. Others suffering from chronic hepatitis required several weeks of vitamin C therapy. Today, as increasing number of people are dying from H1N1 virus. I obviously wonder how many of these patients' lives could have been saved by large doses of vitamin C? Dr. Klenner's message was simple. If serious infection is present, but the cause is unknown, doctors should prescribe large doses of vitamin C while they're pondering the diagnosis. Moreover, just as a small dose of a narcotic will not stop cancer pain, neither will a small dose of vitamin C stop viral disease. But are there any doctors who treat desperately ill H1N1 patients willing to prescribe large doses of vitamin C? ​ Tallulah

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I put where it is on the map!!!!!!! -TheeUnknown

[|http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1951520,00.html?xid=rss-topstories&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+time/topstories+(TIME:+Top+Stories)&utm_content=Google+International]A Political Story... Wow, unbelievable how people won't give up. Same sex marriage is wrong, that's just a given. I think that it's sad that people would spend their time doing that. *long dramatic sigh that expresses remorse and disappointment* -Dan? . I couldn't agree more Dan, I really couldn't. It is rather dissapointing that thos kind of people won't just give up and accept that it's wrong in every way possible Mike

The links that I have provided talk about the haiti's disater from three different countries. The news from haiti's tells about the news and how things have changed as the days pass. News about Haiti's from Cuba [] News from Haiti's From Hati's [] news from CNN []

-Brad