“David, Kindra and their neighbors have been there from Day 1. And still the onslaught continues. Every day, the oil comes in with the tide. It spreads up into the marsh grass, coating it. Then heated by the sun, it melts and drips back down into the marsh. At night, they still spray their toxic dispersants. No, things are not OK in Plaquemine’s Parish. And they won’t be for a very long time. In this recent video, Kindra gives us the latest on public health (or the lack of it) in the Gulf. Kindra and her friends Joanie and Vicky of the Coastal Heritage Society of Louisiana are running ongoing fund drives for Gulf families. Imagine you’re a Gulf fisherman and your entire livelihood is gone. Many of these families have had no income since April. Now, they’re faced with having their electricity turned off, and making decisions as to whether they should be food or medicine for their kids.” From viewer Deb Castellana, debcastellana.blogspot.com www.projectgulfimpact.org

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Campul Cetatii – Romanian Festival Balloons

Kept Secret but finally Shown what is Microsoft is up To! Enjoy!

Dara O’Briain sets the record straight about the public understanding of science. www.senseaboutscience.org.uk

Watch and Share this Compelling New Video Short: “Broken Levees, Broken Lives”…the Post-Katrina Focus on Health Three years after Hurricane Katrina, the people of New Orleans are still waiting… Even though flooding only occurred in the basement, which was cleaned up and ready to reopen in October of 2005, the famous Charity Hospital in New Orleans remains closed in 2008 as the Louisiana State University (LSU) systems office and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) squabble over …

These guys go at it again — this time about nationalized health care. Sign-up for email updates at notsosure.org and be the first to know about new videos.

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