VIDEO — C.A.N. Cut Off Of Radio While Talking About Fluoride
Canadian Awareness Network
Mar 22, 2014
Terry and Frankie from the Canadian Awareness Network was interviewed by John a college student live on air on the Hawk at Mohawk College in Hamilton Ontario on the topic of fluoride and was cut off air for allegedly being in violation of CRTC regulations.
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PODCAST — Red Ice Radio – Sofia Smallstorm – Hour 1 – Chemtrails & Pseudo-Life — videos included
Red Ice Radio
Mar 19, 2014
Sofia Smallstorm is known for her research on 9/11, which culminated in the documentary 9/11 Mysteries. She is also known for her research on the connection between chemtrails and synthetic biology. With Sofia, we’ll explore a different angle of engineering popularly called “futurism.” Synthetic biology is the new frontier of science, combining genetics, robotics and nano-technology with artificial intelligence, hybridizing natural forms and engineering tissues beyond our wildest dreams. What is the deep agenda behind this science? Sofia talks about the presence of Morgellons disease in humans, which illustrates what nanotechnology is capable of. She also elaborates on the scope of planetary engineering and how much of planetary life it includes. We’ll hear about radiation biology and bacteria by the name of deinococcus radiodurans that may be important to transhumanists in the near future. In the second hour, Sofia speaks more about the explosion of cellular technology and synthetic biology and how these may be used to create life forms and change the world as we know it. How would our world be organized then? Will we turn ourselves over to machines or will we become technological hybrids?
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Wi-Fi-allergic Americans flock to West Virginia town where Wi-Fi is banned
The Watchers
Mar 17, 2014
Scores of people who believe that continual exposure to wireless signals have made them ill have begun streaming to a small town in West Virginia where Wi-Fi has been banned.
According to Britain’s Daily Mail, these “Wi-Fi refugees” are making the move to Green Bank, a tiny place located inside the U.S. National Radio Quiet Zone, established by the FCC in November 1958 to “minimize possible harmful interference to the National Radio Astronomy Observatory” located there, according to the observatory’s website.
Many of those trekking to Green Bank complain of painful symptoms when they are near cell phones or any device with Wi-Fi, two creations that define modern technology. Burning skin, chest pains and acute headaches are among the most common complaints.
Those suffering symptoms, which scientists have labeled “electromagnetic hypersensitivity” (EHS), say that the move to Green Bank has led to a dramatic easing of their condition.
‘I used to be sick all the time’
Dozens have made the move to the tiny West Virginia enclave, so as to avoid cell phones, wireless hotspots and TV and radio transmissions. As of last year, the British paper reported, 36 people claiming symptoms of the condition had moved there.
One of them, Diane Schou, came nearly 1,000 miles, from her former home in Iowa. She joined a town with a population of only 147 people.
“I used to be sick all the time when I lived in Iowa. I was in constant pain,” she told the Mail. “If anyone came near me with a cell phone or a device with Wi-Fi I would be in agony.
“But since I’ve moved to Green Banks the illnesses have cleared up,” she said.
More from the Mail:
Green Bank, in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, falls in the middle of the 13,000 square mile National Radio Quiet Zone.
Here, mobile phones, radio and TV transmitters and Wi-Fi are forbidden to prevent interference with one of the world’s largest radio telescopes.
The National Radio Astronomy Observatory telescope is the world’s largest fully steerable radio telescope.
The paper said that almost 4 percent of populations in the U.S. and the UK could be affected with some degree of EHS.
According to a World Health Organization website post titled “Electromagnetic fields and public health,” the problem has gotten worse as more societies industrialize and advance their technology. As for physical findings:
EHS is characterized by a variety of non-specific symptoms, which afflicted individuals attribute to exposure to [electromagnetic fields]. The symptoms most commonly experienced include dermatological symptoms (redness, tingling, and burning sensations) as well as neurasthenic and vegetative symptoms (fatigue, tiredness, concentration difficulties, dizziness, nausea, heart palpitation, and digestive disturbances).
WHO says these symptoms are not part of any “recognized syndrome” or condition, but the Mail reports that Sweden has nonetheless recognized EHS as a legitimate condition — and sufferers there can claim some degree of public benefits assistance the same as if they had other disabilities. Sweden is the only country to have recognized EHS as real.
MUST SEE — The Hebrew Alphabet – Pi & The English Alphabet / Marty Leeds
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Music is your best workout partner
by J.D. Heyes
Natural News
Mar 1, 2014
(NaturalNews) If you’re looking to get the most out of your workouts, no matter what it is that you’re getting set to do — cardio, weightlifting or an intense crossfit session — you might first think about getting your groove on.
In fact, according to various studies, if the music that you listen to fits the rhythm and mood of the physical activity you’re performing, you tend to work out a little harder.
“The metronome aspect, the synchronization of movement to music, is the most important,” Carl Foster, director of the Human Performance Laboratory at the University of Wisconsin at Lacrosse, told The Washington Post.
He went on to say that the notion of synchronizing movement to some sort of beat is not a new concept; in Roman times, rowers aboard galleys moved in concert with the beat of a drum.
Finding what’s right for you
“But there is also the distraction and arousal that music brings,” Foster said, noting that both matter, it’s just not clear to what extent. “There’s definitely more buried in music that affects us. But we don’t know exactly how to tease it out.”
How do you know what the “right” music is for you?
As reported by the Post:
If you want to make a workout mix based on tempo — or BPM, for beats per minute — various Web sites, including www.songbpm.com, can help you determine the tempo of your favorite music to see whether it fits your intended activity. Or you can go to sites such as www.motiontraxx.com that offer playlists at a certain BPM for running and cycling as well as other activities. Other sites include www.workoutmusic.com and www.powermusic.com.
“Music is positive energy,” Deekron “the Fitness DJ” Krikorian, who produces fitness playlists for MotionTraxx, told the paper. “So when I put together playlists, I look for intensity, positive feeling and cohesiveness.”
He says that if he finds a song that feels good in terms of mood and intensity — but it just has the wrong tempo — he may edit it somewhat in order to change the beats per minute to fit the type of exercise.
“The beat becomes very important anytime there is repetitive movement,” Krikorian said. “Our instincts tell us to move to the beat. Our feet tell us to move to the beat.”
As far as what the ideal cadence is for running, that’s a hotly debated topic in the world of running. That’s because we’re not all built alike and we don’t run at the same tempo or stride. That means that finding what’s right for you could take a bit of trial and error.
Some experts say an eight-minute mile generally corresponds with 170 BPM; others say that figure is closer to 200 BPM. Still, others say the ideal running pace is somewhere between 170 and 180. And there are a few studies that indicate that a faster BPM may be better in terms of preventing injury.
Faster is better in some cases
Then again, you could just try some sort of group fitness class instead, such as step aerobics, cardio-kickboxing or cycling. Instructors have been conducting those kinds of classes to musical beats for years.
Ingrid Nelson, a cycling instructor who packs her tempo-driven classes at Washington, D.C.’s Biker Barre, told the Post that intensity, style and cadence are all important when putting together her playlists.
“I like a lot of ’90s hip-hop and usually stay in the range of 95 to 105 BPM,” she said. But she added that she could go as low as 80 BPM or even as high as 120 BPM if she is prescribing hill-climbing or sprints.
Harold Sanco, a group fitness director and instructor at Results gym in the nation’s capital, said that, for some fitness activities like step aerobics, the tempo usually rises to about 130 BPM.
“You have to pick music that is both safe and effective. If you are going too fast, you risk injury and you’re not working out effectively because you are not getting the full range of motion,” he said.
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Samsung Smart Watches and Smartwrist bands Have Heartbeat Sensor, Microphones and Cameras — video included
by Frankie Gotz
Canadian Awareness Network
Feb 25, 2014
Yesterday we released an article on Samsung’s Galaxy S5 smart phone which has it’s basic features such as camera and microphone but has new biometric features on it such as fingerprint and heartbeat sensor. But it’s not like it monitors the heartbeat of the individual 24/7, it only monitors heartbeat when the individual puts their finger on the home button.
Samsung also released three other technologies with the similar biometric features on it but the only difference is, it monitors heartbeat 24/7 of the individual wearing it and stores it in the phone through a health app.
“The Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo leaked out a few days ago. They’re similar to the original Gear, but the strap is now replaceable, and as a result they feel a lot less bulky. The Gear 2 Neo lacks a camera, but is otherwise very similar to the Gear 2….In terms of new functionality, you get a heart rate sensor on the back, which is in constant contact with your skin, and regularly feeds data back to built-in mobile health app….(Gear Fit) smartwatch is all about fitness and activity. The heart rate sensor on the back will keep track of your pulse while you exercise, and tell you whether you need to speed up or slow down to maintain the desired rate. The display is a 1.84-inch 432×138 Super AMOLED unit, which can display notifications from your smartphone (via Bluetooth 4.0) — but unlike the Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo, there’s no microphone on the Fit.”
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If any of these health apps were tested at appthwack then its very possible it could’ve came from the CIA because appthwack just recently went into partnership with In-Q-Tell (CIA front) to test In-Q-Tell apps. Also In-Q-Tell has indirectly funded Samsung in the past. In-Q-Tell mission is to adapt and deliver innovative technology solutions to support the missions of the CIA and broader US Intelligence Community
[related: Smartphone giants want your body]
VIDEO — Smart Tyranny: How to resist the smart grid
Boiling Frogs Video
Feb 25, 2014
Smart technology represents less of a breakthrough in power distribution and more of a revolution in complete, constant, panopticon-like surveillance of everyone. As these smart technologies begin to invade our homes, we are becoming mere nodes in a giant network that we yet but dimly comprehend. Called the “Internet of Things,” the plan is to create a network that will eventually include every single object on the planet. And as the public is finally becoming aware, such networks provide golden opportunities for corporations and governments alike to collect data and spy on the population.
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[related: Major US Utility Firm Blasts Smart Meters As “Irrational” And “Security Risk”]
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