Raw milk symposium coming up in British Columbia:
‘Cowshare Canada presents the Fourth Annual International Raw Milk Symposium: Milk and our Children’s Future. The event will be held on Saturday, October 20, 2012, 8:30 am – 5:45 pm at the Delta Hotel near the Vancouver, International Airport. It is open to the public.
The Weston A. Price Foundation (WAPF), a U.S. based nutrition education non-profit is co-sponsoring the event. Sally Fallon Morell, WAPF founder and president, will speak on the superior body building and immune building properties of raw milk baby formula. Morell is widely credited for bringing about a resurgence of interest in farm-fresh milk with her science-based approach to educating parents about good nutrition.
Dr. Robert W. Buckingham, executive director of the School of Public Health, University of Saskatchewan will give the keynote address, Bridging Government Policy and Freedom of Choice, and in another session will explore ways to find common ground on the issue.’
Think about it…
This video is a little bit long (hour and a half) and a little bit technical, but it explains extremely well why ‘a calorie is not just a calorie’ and how calories from different sources are metabolized differently.
It is well worth the investment to watch this video:
This YouTube user, Ozmoroid, has previously uploaded some most excellent videos explaining relativity. I hope his Quantum Mechanics series will be just as awesome:
Ok, OK, I know I am jumping the shark here a little bit, but I just cannot resist…..
Since we are on the topic of Quantum Mechanics, just a bit more brain-candy: here is Richard Feynman on QM part 1: corpuscles of light!
While I suspect that most readers of this blog are well versed in basic science, this video is an excellent resource that can be used and passed on:
If you will be in the Ottawa area on Thursday, October 11th, 2012, you might want to pop down to Southam Hall at Carleton University for a public lecture about the Higgs boson, called ‘Mystery of Mass revealed’
To be delivered by Carleton University Physics professors Thomas Koffas and Heather Logan, tis public lecture is free and promises to be both informative and fun. So, if you’ll be in the area, treat yourself to some brain-candy and check it out!
Mystery of Mass revealed
7:30 pm Thursday, October 11th, 2012
Kailash Mital Theatre, Southam Hall
Carleton University
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