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Teraslilja_m kirjoitti:Merenneitoja on olemassa!

When Humans Get Animal Prosthetics: Amputee Fitted With Mermaid Fin

Following on the, er, tails of yesterday’s animal prosthetics news, a New Zealand woman has become what is probably the closest thing to a real-life mermaid since…well, ever. Nadya Vessey, who had both legs amputated due to a childhood congenital disorder, contacted the Weta Workshop, the special effects company behind such cinematic feats as Lord of the Rings and King Kong, to see if they would create a functional mermaid tail for her.

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Niba kirjoitti:^ ^ Vaikka mitä kirjoittaisivat en rupea Aamuhden ja tamberelaisten ystäväksi!

Lolita kirjoitti:Asiaahan se Onslowin linkki on, artisti maksaa, mutta johonkin ne tp-hakijat on laitettava siksi aikaa, että päästään niitä poistamaan, mikä sekin maksaa ja paljon.

Tosin jostain kirjoittaja oli tempaissut väitteen, että niistä arviolta 6000-10 000 tänä vuonna saapuvasta hakijasta valtaosa saisi jäädä. Hevonkukkua sanon minä! Jos on kiirettä turvapaikkahakemusten vastaanotossa, niin on sitä maastapoistossakin. Iso osa hakijoista on ns. Dublin-tapauksia, eli ovat hakeneet aikaisemmin turvapaikkaa jossain muussa Euroopan maassa, ja sinne heidät palautetaan tp-päätöstä odottamaan. Päälle vielä kaiken maailman perusteettomat hakemukset ja turvallisista alkuperämaista tulleet, niin ei niistä monikaan jää.

EveryWoman kirjoitti:Vammainen ei tässä olekaan mikään vajavainen kakkosluokan kansalainen, vaan vamma mahdollistaa jotakin upeaa, mikä ei ole muille ihmisille edes mahdollista.

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EveryWoman kirjoitti:Vammainen ei tässä olekaan mikään vajavainen kakkosluokan kansalainen, vaan vamma mahdollistaa jotakin upeaa, mikä ei ole muille ihmisille edes mahdollista.

Nainen on jo saanut töitä sirkuksesta. Ei onnistuisi meikäläiseltä.

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In June 2007 Jenny McCarthy began promoting anti-vaccination rhetoric. Because of her celebrity status she has appeared on several television shows and has published multiple books advising parents not to vaccinate their children. This has led to a dramatic increase in the number of vaccine preventable illnesses as well as an increase in the number of vaccine preventable deaths.

Jenny McCarthy has a body count attached to her name. This website will publish the total number of vaccine preventable illnesses and vaccine preventable deaths that have happened since June 2007 when she began publicly speaking out against vaccines.

Falling into a black hole might not be good for your health, but at least the view would be fine. A new simulation shows what you might see on your way towards the black hole's crushing central singularity.

Hamilton and Polhemus have painted a red grid on the horizon to help visualise it (as the horizon is spherical, the two circles on the grid represent the north and south "poles" of its central black hole). And as you pass one Schwartzschild radius, another artificial visual aid pops up. The white grid that loops around you marks where distant observers would place the horizon – this is where you'd see other people falling in if they followed you through the horizon.

Lolita kirjoitti:Onslow?

Area 51. It's the most famous military institution in the world that doesn't officially exist. If it did, it would be found about 100 miles outside Las Vegas in Nevada's high desert, tucked between an Air Force base and an abandoned nuclear testing ground. Then again, maybe not— the U.S. government refuses to say. You can't drive anywhere close to it, and until recently, the airspace overhead was restricted—all the way to outer space. Any mention of Area 51 gets redacted from official documents, even those that have been declassified for decades.

The problem is the myths of Area 51 are hard to dispute if no one can speak on the record about what actually happened there. Well, now, for the first time, someone is ready to talk—in fact, five men are, and their stories rival the most outrageous of rumors. Colonel Hugh "Slip" Slater, 87, was commander of the Area 51 base in the 1960s. Edward Lovick, 90, featured in "What Plane?" in LA's March issue, spent three decades radar testing some of the world's most famous aircraft (including the U-2, the A-12 OXCART and the F-117). Kenneth Collins, 80, a CIA experimental test pilot, was given the silver star. Thornton "T.D." Barnes, 72, was an Area 51 special-projects engineer. And Harry Martin, 77, was one of the men in charge of the base's half-million-gallon monthly supply of spy-plane fuels.

Here are a few of their best stories—for the record:

A five centimetre section of fir tree has been removed from a man's lung, Russian surgeons claim.