Posted on 09/30/2009 8:58:43 PM PDT by chaimke
1. Scientists in Israel found that the brackish water, drilled from underground desert aquifers, hundreds of feet deep, could be used to raise warm-water fish. The geothermal water, less than one-tenth as saline as sea water, free of pollutants, and a toasty 98 degrees on average, proves an ideal environment.
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3. When Stephen Hawkins recently visited Israel, he shared his wisdom with scientists, students, and even the Prime Minister. But the world’s most renown victim of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), or Lou Gehrig’s disease, also learned something, due to the Israeli Association for ALS’ advanced work in both embryonic and adult stem cell research, as well as its proven track record with neurodegenerative diseases. The Israeli research community is well on its way to finding a treatment for this fatal disease, which affects 30,000 Americans.
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10. One year after Norway’s Socialist Left Party launched its boycott Israel campaign, the importing of Israeli goods has increased by 15%, the strongest increase in many years, Statistics Norway reports.
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And the Muslim Arab contribution to the human race? Jihad.
My apologies, you are absolutely right! Yeap they also contributed something...
algebra?
“algebra?”
We’re talking of some recency here. What have you done for me lately, not back in the Middle Ages, and as to math, I think the Muzzies swiped a lot of their math from India, where the concept of zero started, not in the Middle East. The Muzzies accomplishments stopped when their brain power got locked in, which has left them with a Middle Ages mentality while living in the 21st century.
Sure hope someone reminds us again that 70 per cent of American Jews voted for Obama. /sarc
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