Toxic chemicals in our environment threaten our rivers and lakes, our air, land, and oceans, and ultimately us and our future.

Yet, the world’s chemical industries continue to produce and release thousands of chemical compounds every year, in most cases with none or very little testing and understanding of their impacts on people and the environment.

Each individual must take an initiative and contribute, to the elimination of toxic chemicals, which are widely recognized as a global threat to human health and the environment. “Let’s save our environment, let’s save our future.”

Via: Greenpeace

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Hey all you ladies out there - if you have small boobs, I have some good news for you! The Discovery Channel has lent credibility to a ringtone that can enhance your breast size. By listening to the Rock Melon ringtone 20 times a day for ten consecutive days, it has been proved that a breast size can be enlarged through subliminal messages.

Click on this link if interested in the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z30Z4iZSnJk&eurl=http://www.trendhunter.com/trends/subliminal-augmentation-ringtone-enlarges-breasts

I saw the video and was really amazed, style has become a part of a woman’s life, and she cannot compromise on the way she looks , this trendy invention will be a boon to the small sized’, I’m still wondering what magic a ringtone can do????? No surgery, no pain, no surgeons, no consulting …and still a BIG Cup!
Hiccup!! Hiccup!!! Can’t help it, I just can’t stop my hiccups after watching
Ringtone creator Hideto Tomabechi breastalious invention. He plays deep programming messages of a baby crying. Thanks to his ‘proven’ research, small-chested Japanese women are flocking to the ringtone as an alternative to surgery.
I don’t know what the truth is, but it sure is the coolest buzz around!

The ringtone method seems to work for Japanese women, and will spread like rapid fire among all you sexy women out there if it is really true!

Via: Trend hunter

Indian porn, a rage among voyeurs, As far as web brands go, ‘Indian porn’ has come to have a cult following in the country almost four years after an MMS sex clip of two Delhi teens found its way to the internet. Bored with professional pornography, voyeurs have latched on to internet sites and BitTorrent downloads for videos shot on the sly of women having sex with their partners, taking a shower in a hotel bathroom or trying dresses in a clothes store’s changing room.

Viewers prefer to watch real sex, as, such porn is a real steal for websites maximum numbers of they prefer these voyeuristic videos over the regular adult fare.”

While following the case of the 19-year-old Kandivili girl whose friends spiked her drink and made a sex video of her with their cell phones, the internet to be flooded with similar clips often posted with catchy headlines. In the case of the Kandivili girl, her MMS wasn’t uploaded online, but distributed among her college mates. There was a police complaint made by the girl…the rest has to follow as most victims don’t even know their privacy has been breached.

Pornography is becoming a home-grown industry; it is here—
It is not just feeding their fantasy; it is also redefining their intimacy.

Video rentals are the most common form of pornography while one in 10 porn-viewing women say they are willing to star in their own skin film given a chance. And some women are not even aware of what has happened.

Boys and Girls – Beware! There might be a camera around to disclose your privacy.
Your fun and intimate moments may lead to thousands of people’s fantasy.

Most of us will make resolutions on January 1st. We’ll vow to quit smoking, lose weight, go to church regularly, and stop drinking and to quit loafing. Most of these resolutions will be forgotten or discarded after a few weeks, and we will find ourselves back on the smokes, cakes, football, booze or the couch.

Why not make some resolutions now that will help you lower your carbon footprint and increase the energy-efficiency of your home your country throughout years to come. There is a saying, “If you can’t change yourself, you can at least change the environment in which you live.”

Go Green refers to the concept of reducing its impact upon the environment by making optimum use of the various resources such as power, water and other materials. This can be accomplished by integrating ‘green’ principles throughout the building life cycle through the steps of site selection, design, construction, operation, maintenance and even dismantling.”

Go Green “is not limited to the environment alone. Everyone from food manufacturers to financial institutions, as more and more people take on the responsibility for preserving our environment. Organizations that have implemented these principles have experienced various tangible and intangible benefits including:
• Reduced operating costs
• Improved productivity
• Reduced consumption of resources
• Minimal environmental impact
• Enhanced image and goodwill
These are just known benefits, there are many more benefits and those are unseen. This is one of the best techniques to save our environment with pollution.
Let’s work towards it , and lead a healthy green and happy life!

Global warming is changing the distribution, abundance and diversity of marine life in the polar seas with “profound” implications for creatures further up the food chain, according to scientists involved in the most comprehensive study of life in the oceans ever conducted.

Researchers from the Arctic Ocean Diversity (Arcod) project have documented rising numbers of warm-water crustaceans in the seas around Norway’s Svalbard Islands. Arcod is part of the Census of Marine Life, a huge 10-year project involving researchers in more than 80 nations that aims to chart the diversity, distribution and abundance of life in the oceans.

They say an increasing number of these species are extending their range towards the poles as previously cold waters between Norway and the North Pole become warmer and more hospitable.

The team, led by Dr Rolf Gradinger, from the University of Alaska, also collected evidence from the polar Chukchi Sea, between Russia and Alaska, which showed that at least three species have extended their range northwards by up to 500km. The most notable is the snow crab, which has crossed the Bering Strait and is occurring in the Chukchi Sea for the first time.

“This is an example of a general trend we are observing where water is warming further north and making this region more suitable for southerly species,” Gradinger said.

The team also found that smaller species are replacing larger ones in some Arctic waters, a shift which could have profound implications further up the food chain.

Gradinger added: “It’s extremely difficult to get information from polar seas because we don’t have good historical data. But we must collect data now to evaluate the impact of climate change and the use of the seas for tourism, fishing and shipping. With the warming of Arctic commercial exploitation might increase and therefore it’s important to document what species are occurring currently.”

Scientists say the discovery opens a host of future research questions over where they originated and how they ended up at opposite ends of the earth.