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http://www.weightlosssurgerychannel.com Find out how pistachios can help curb your appetite, and learn how researchers are tackling diabetes and obesity by studying a hunger hormone.

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Evolutionists, young earth creationists, proponents of anonymous intelligent design bring em all on. Dr. Hugh Ross has revealed a testable model for creation by the God of the Bible. And, while Dr. Ross is a gentleman, we re not above rubbing the facts in the face of those who disagree with us. Join Dr. Ross on this week s Steve Brown Etc. as we discuss his long-awaited book, More Than a Theory. (If you re on the front page of the site, click Read More to see audio player options.) Dr. Hugh Ross is an astrophysicist who travels the world challenging students and faculty, churches and professional groups to consider what they believe and why. He s written numerous books on the intersection of faith and science, and he s the founder and president of Reasons to Believe, an organization that keeps tabs on the frontiers of research to share with scientists and non-scientists how new discoveries connect with biblical theology. After you listen, check out the DVD of Dr. Ross at the Skeptics Society Conference with Victor Stenger that we mentioned on the show.

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Why are flies so hard to swat? (GODDAMN PEST!) It took the world's top fly researchers at Caltech to give us the answer. ScienCentral's Sunita Reed reports on a finding that will give you pointers the next time you reach for your swatter. Rated 3.682 / 5 | 178 views | 4 comments Click here to watch the video Submitted By: psychologyprofessor Tags: caltech lab flight fly fruit swatter michael dickinson science articles videos stories sciencentral fly swat

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AAVSO booth, Dr. Kate Hutton/Caltech [ PATS '08/Sun ]

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Bob Bowman, candidate for Congress in Florida, is thoughtfully questioned by lovely Peggy Carter on Joe Friendly's Truth For A Change public access show in Manhattan with particular attention to his stand against the official 911 story. This file is more internet friendly than the one uploaded by Joe Friendly which was 600MB + in size. The audio is important rather than the video although some people would I m sure want a clearer picture of Peggy Carter (and maybe even Joe!).

PART 2 of the Interview. Bob Bowman, candidate for Congress in Florida, is thoughtfully questioned by lovely Peggy Carter on Joe Friendly's Truth For A Change public access show in Manhattan with particular attention to his stand against the official 911 story. This file is more internet friendly than the one uploaded by Joe Friendly which was 400MB + in size. The audio is important rather than the video although some people would I m sure want a clearer picture of Peggy Carter (and maybe even Joe!).

The third and final part of the phone interview of candidate for Florida's 15th Congressional District by extra lovely Peggy Carter in Manhattan on public access program Truth For A Change,? a daily show produced by Joe Friendly.

Bob Bowman, candidate for Congress in Florida, is thoughtfully questioned by lovely Peggy Carter on Joe Friendly's Truth For A Change public access show in Manhattan with particular attention to his stand against the official 911 story.

In 1989, researchers continue to study "moon rocks" collected by astronauts on Apollo missions, in hopes of determining more about the origins of the Moon and the Earth.