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Organic in Israel/Tel Aviv

here we go again another project of galis university course. please just watch it. and if you have a minute rate it and leave a comment on youtube.

THANKS FOR THE SUPPORT....

Hans Rosling's 200 Countries, 200 Years, 4 Minutes - The Joy of Stats - BBC Four

Make's us look like healthy eaters . com

Do u have Pig Flu?

test urself...?

show me your sloggi - the winners

remember this post?

http://fruitservice.blogspot.com/2007/08/show-me-your-sloggi.html

well, here is the follow up:

hit the pic to see the winners

and here a short clip about the contest on Spiegel Online:

http://www.spiegel.de/videoplayer/0,6298,23406,00.html

Eva Nazemson on-air vomit

oversexed but underfucked

Truth or dare

Talking about it is one thing, telling the truth quite another: consulting the experts, Karim El-Khashab dares divulge the taboo of taboos:

"Considering that marriage -- an extremely expensive procedure -- remains the only legitimate means to having sex, the figures might as well speak for themselves: seven million unemployed, nine million unmarried over 30, and 40 per cent of marriages between cousins (something that is particularly true of the provinces). No wonder sexual frustration is rife: a marriage based on family interests -- to appease the elders or keep wealth within the family -- as opposed to genuine affection and understanding, is unlikely to sustain a healthy sex life."

Read the whole article here, or hit the picture

Agadir Calender

WATCH THE FILMING OF THE AGADIR CALENDER!

- you will not regret it!

- hit the text to be redirected!

ladies and gentlemen: the governor of california!

bio-öko, öko-bio... hakol charta barta!

found here

Are we sure about this???

Safety
Despite the perception of danger, fatalities are rare. However, each year a number of people are hurt or killed parachuting world-wide.[2][3] About 30 skydivers are killed each year in the US; roughly one death for every 100,000 jumps.[4]

In the US and in most of the western world skydivers are required to carry a second, reserve parachute which has been inspected and packed by a certified parachute rigger (in the US, an FAA certified parachute rigger). Many skydivers use an automatic activation device (AAD) that activates the reserve parachute at a safe altitude in the event of failing to activate the main canopy themselves. Skydivers may also carry a visual altimeter. Some also use one or more audible altimeters as well.

In recent years, one of the most common sources of injury is a low turn under a high-performance canopy and while swooping. Swooping is the advanced discipline of gliding parallel to the ground during landing.

Changing wind conditions are another risk factor. In conditions of strong winds, and turbulence during hot days the parachutist can be caught in downdrafts close to the ground. Shifting winds can cause a crosswind or downwind landing which have a higher potential for injury due to the wind speed adding to the landing speed.

Equipment failure rarely causes fatalities and injuries. While approximately one in 600 jumps results in a main parachute malfunction, reserve canopies are packed by an FAA licensed rigger and are designed to be highly reliable.

Parachuting disciplines such as BASE jumping or those that involve equipment such as wing suit flying and sky surfing have a higher risk factor due to the lower mobility of the jumper and the greater risk of entanglement. For this reason these disciplines are generally practiced by experienced jumpers.

It is worth noting that depictions in commercial films — notably Hollywood action movies — usually understate the dangers of the sport. Often, the characters in such films are shown performing feats that are physically impossible without special effects assistance. In other cases, their practices would cause them to be grounded or shunned at any safety-conscious drop zone or club. USPA member drop zones in the US and Canada are required to have an experienced jumper act as a "safety officer" (in Canada DSO - Drop Zone Safety Officer; in the U.S. S&TA - Safety and Training Advisor) who is responsible for dealing with the jumpers who violate rules, regulations, or otherwise act in a fashion deemed unsafe by the appointed individual.

In many countries, either the local regulations or the liability-conscious prudence of the dropzone owners require that parachutists must have attained the age of majority before engaging in the sport.

show me your "sloggi"

hit the picture to be redirected to a special kind of photo competition that we all like...

functionality has it's price.....

smoking kills

to all ya smokers out there,

its always good to be aware of the benefits of stoping smoking.
good luck