6
POPSShe Looks Real Nice. Good Luck to Him. Powered by a computer under her soft silicone "skin," she employs voice-recognition and speech-synthesis software to answer questions and carry on conversations. She even comes loaded with five distinct "personalities," from Frigid Farrah to Wild Wendy, that can be programmed to suit customers' preferences. Roxxxy won't be available for delivery for several months, but Hines is taking pre-orders through his Web site, TrueCompanion.com, where thousands of men have signed up. "They're like, 'I can't wait to meet her,' " Hines said. "It's almost like the anticipation of a first date." Women have inquired about ordering a sex robot, too. Hines says a female sex therapist even contacted him about buying one for her patients.
2
POPS(Another) Cancer Cure That Works When there is more money being made from people trying to regain health than anything else, is it any wonder that simple, cheap and highly effective treatments are either not pursued or actively buried by the industry they would destroy? In China in the past, 'physicians' were only paid while their 'patients' were healthy - if they became ill, their doctor had failed in his duty and therefore didnt get paid until they were well again...
0
POPSForex Robots And Their Uses Forex Robots gives forex traders the chance to be acquainted with more about them out in the market that can help when trading. These forex robots are used by traders to earn more profits without even making too hard for it. One can know about it from Forex forums.
0
POPSForex Robots are the best software for trading Forex Robots are tools that assist individuals to attain their undertaking of making money on the foreign exchange market. These tools are offered in packages that have been creatively designed. There are thousands of such Forex robots offered in the market that helps to spin money.
0
POPSEffective Forex Robots In Trading Forex or foreign exchange trading refers to the buying and selling of currencies all over the world and Forex Robots are a forward step in this work. They can help you to trade easily but you can’t be guaranteed. The profit or a loss depends on how smart they are or their robots.
3
POPSFirst Look: ‘Iron Man 2′ Trailer Arrives First ‘Iron Man’ 2 movie trailer arrives online with fresh new action. Paramount Pictures has just released the first movie trailer (below) for “Iron Man 2.” It looks pretty damn good,delivering some fresh new action with Mickey Rourke as Iron Man’s alter ego nemesis, Whiplash. The movie stars: Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, Jon Favreau, Mickey Rourke, Sam Rockwell, Samuel L. Jackson, Scarlett Johansson, Garry Shandling, John Slattery, Kate Mara, Clark Gregg, and Olivia Munn. In “Iron Man 2,” the world is now aware that billionaire inventor, Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) is the armored Super hero, “Iron Man.” He has started to become pressured by the government,the press, and the public to reveal his technology with the military. Tony doesn’t want to give up the secrets of the technology because he fears the information will get into the wrong hands. Tony will also forge new alliances,and confront new forces.
0
POPSDecember 15th: Google Promotes Global Language--Esperanto Today, December 15th, Google's search engine promotes something most have never heard of, until now--Zamenhof Day. This is Google's Utopian Earth, where one invented Global Language (replacing English) apparently, is what THEY desire. Apparently Google is among "users of Esperanto". Of course to reverse course and revive One World Government, a return to building the Tower of Babel, One Language is the goal. Google Earth is not just a name apparently, but their ambition which this hints at.
22
POPSWhat the Inventor of the Flu Shot NOW Thinks of the Vaccine... What Can You Learn From History? The last time we trusted industry and their appointed government lackeys about the swine flu vaccine, the vaccine ended up killing 300 times more people than the flu itself! It was 1976, and an outbreak of swine flu supposedly threatened the lives of millions. But instead of the flu killing millions of people, it claimed ONE life, whereas the vaccine turned out to contain the real danger. Twenty five people died from severe pulmonary complications after receiving the swine flu vaccine, and about 500 cases of Guillain-Barre Syndrome were reported after vaccination. Some 300 claims were later filed by families of Guillain-Barre Syndrome victims who died from the disease.
0
POPSH1N1 and religion: ritual improvisation and public health A roundup of some changes made to ritual and liturgy in Montréal, Toronto, and elsewhere in Canada as strategies of counteracting the spread of the flu. The piece has a slightly puffy, amused tone, but I think this is pretty interesting, especially for what it implies about the value of ritual and community as opposed to discourse and information (e.g., if the epidemic gets worse, expect churches to tell everyone to stay home and get their sermons via podcast).
6
POPSTom defends Scientology "Lies", said Tom flatly. "L. Ron Hubbard was a great man, the inventor of atomic power, the discoverer of seven continents - previously only inhabited by pre-clears - and he's not actually dead, he's on another planet, introducing Dianetics and The Way to Happiness to them. At least those with usable currency." Oprah then thanked him for clearing all that up, and moved on to her next guest, Suzanne Somers and her new book, "How I Kicked Cancer's Ass with the Power of the ThighMaster".
7
POPSEconomists Search for New Definition of Well-Being
"GDP has increasingly become used as a measure of societal well-being and changes in the structure of the economy and our society have made it an increasingly poor one," Stiglitz told the news agency Bloomberg in a recent interview. "So many things that are important to individuals are not included in GDP." In the model they unveiled last week in Paris, the academics recommend including other factors, such as sustainability and education. Significant Shortcomings Even the inventor of the gross domestic product measure, the late Russian-American economist Simon Kuznets, was aware that the classic method of computing GDP had significant shortcomings. "The welfare of a nation can scarcely be inferred from a measure of national income," he said in 1934. This is because the growth rate says nothing about the distribution of wealth in a country, the state of health of its citizens or their life expectancy. The number provides no information about the cleanliness of rivers or the amo
2
Pops
Newest Clips
Latest Comments
Most Pops
Print
Save
Turn on live update