To some degree, we all have the “Bag Lady” mentality. It is simply the thought that the future might be mean and we had better keep something that we would normally throw away in case “We might need it someday.” Women, because they must care for children, have this thought more frequently than men. In [...]
The first chapter of “Economic Rip Tide”, by Sanford Pinna.
March 8th International Women’s Day Original article written by Alex, Socialism Survivor Note: Alex is the Nom de Plume of a former USSR citizen who now resides in the U.S. For those who know little about “Gulags” some research into Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s famous novel, “The Gulag Archipelago” is in order. Solzhenitsyn won the Nobel Prize in [...]
“BELLADONNA” is one of the most widely used medicines in the entire world. The name “Belladonna” means “Beautiful Woman” in Italian. For some unknown reason Italian men are fascinated by women’s eyes. Their interest is so specific and so strong that Italian women took advantage of this interest by eating parts of a plant that [...]
Micro Circulation Chapter One. A look at blood.
In 1637, Rene Descartes, a French philosopher, wrote: Je pense, donc je suis. (I think, therefore I am.) People throughout history have always wondered whether their world was real or simply a dream. Descartes’ statement became the foundation for a solution to this dilemma: If one could not doubt that one was doubting, then the [...]
How Music Can Increase IQ Not all music can boost your IQ but some particular types of classical music are extremely powerful. These types of music forge new dendrite connections in the brain, and the effects can start from birth onwards. Here are some basic tips about using music to boost IQ. 1. Listening to [...]
Chapter Three As a doctor in the Emergency Department I occasionally saw patients with strange complaints. The complaints generally concerned pain in different parts of the body. The patient, almost always, was a male. Since, I was very experienced, I could tell after a few minutes of conversation and a visual inspection of the patient’s [...]
