Forty-three million Americans do not have health insurance. Michael Moore discovers some hospitals have mimicked Bill Clintons Workfare with Work Care a program that forces people who cant pay medical bills to work jobs around the hospital. Moore decides this is brilliant and sets up his own medical tent where patients iron, sweep and sew for treatment. / Michael Moore believes Lucianne Goldberg invaded a right to privacy when she convinced Linda Tripp to tape phone conversations with Monica Lewinsky. Moore decides to take Goldbergs right to privacy away by setting a webcam up across the street of Goldbergs apartment. / The Taliban banned many things from Afghanistan in the 1990s. When Michael Moore finds out TV is one of them he pays a visit to The Taliban Islamic Movement of Afghanistan located in Queens.
How do rockets takeoff, fly and maneuver from air into space? Here’s how! Rare Walt Disney Space series from 1955, speculating about going into Space. Remember, more than 50 years ago, Sputnik hadn’t even gone up yet! If you’re interested in this, you might be interested in my other educational work: missing-pieces.com missing-pieces.com
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The nanotechnology episode helps to define a technology that uses knowledge of atoms and molecules to enhance modern life through product development and medical research. The 30-minute presentation explores the technology and the related career opportunities with experts in the field, and it follows a former Penn College student, Mark A. Atwater, as he completes his education at one of the nation’s top nanotechnology education facilities, The Pennsylvania State University’s Center for Nanotechnology Education and Utilization. The show’s website is www.degreesthatwork.com
Alex also talks about vaccines with Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, of Natural News. prisonplanet.tv The only thing that stands between a person and their own perfect health is information. Empowered with the right information, anyone can improve their health, reduce their dependence on prescription drugs, enhance their quality of life and expand their mental awareness and creativity. Achieving outstanding health is not complicated. The human body already knows how to be healthy. All you have to do is give your body outstanding nutrition so that it has the building materials it needs to heal disease and rebuild itself from the inside out. You must also avoid all of the foods and food ingredients that cause disease. Today, more than 95% of all chronic disease is caused by food choice, toxic food ingredients, nutritional deficiencies and lack of physical exercise. Mike Adams www.healthranger.org
First, our panel segment looks at the Assault on Scientific Integrity by the Bush administration over the past seven years. Many federal scientists charge that the Bush White House suppressed science, or created its own, in order to serve ideological and theological ends. When it comes to science, critics say, the Bush administration has, in Chairman Maos term, put politics in command. Where has the scientific community truly lost ground, and in which pressing areas? What are some examples? Have scientists permanently lost opportunities? Guests for this segment include Francesca Grifo, Director of the Scientific Integrity Program at the Union of Concerned Scientists, and Rick Piltz, Director of Climate Science Watch. Next we sit down with the Alliance for Justices Simon Heller to discuss a Supreme Court case that was decided in early 2009. In September 2008, the court heard oral arguments over whether a consumer injured by a drug approved by the FDA is barred from suing the drugs manufacturer. In legal jargon, the issue is called preemption. The notion is this: the federal government, through the FDA, has the exclusive authority to approve new medical devices and drugs and declare them safe. Once a product is approved by the FDA, a state personal injury suit for failing to adequately warn of dangers would be barred preempted. Not surprisingly, drug-makers and the FDA both favor preemption, while trial lawyers and state governments oppose it. But there is a profound issue …
