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"Rudolph wedged mirrors and Mylar everywhere. Pieces were found throughout the
apartment, sometimes buried in the walls and ceilings. The renovations also uncovered a piece of Sheetrock with the words MELAMINE EVERYTHING and an abundance of clear acrylic."

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Free Radicals - Free radicals are atoms or molecules in your body with an unpaired electron, making them highly unstable. Because electrons normally come in pairs, the free radicals collide with other molecules in an attempt to steal an electron, and may start a chain reaction, damaging your DNA and cells. Emerging science suggests this free radical damage may be linked to disease.

Antioxidants - Antioxidants are scavengers that may neutralize free radicals before they get a chance to harm you body. They get their name from their ability to inhibit oxidation. There are lots of different substances we call antioxidants, including many vitamins and minerals.

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"Poking out of the bag is a publication with the headline, "The Murder of Litvinenko: They Wanted to Give Up the Suspect for $7,000." The reference is to Alexander V. Litvinenko, the former K.G.B. spy who died last November after being poisoned with a radioactive isotope, polonium 210. On his deathbed, Mr. Litvinenko accused President Vladimir V. Putin of orchestrating his murder; the British authorities have accused one of Mr. Litvinenko's associates, Andrei K. Lugovoi, of the crime, and have requested his extradition from Russia, which the Kremlin has refused."


1. The Beautiful Headache. By David Hay. New York Magazine 2006
2. POM Wonderful © website (www.pomegranatetruth.com)
3. Louis Vuitton Ad Shows Gorbachev Accompanied by Subversive Text. By Dan Levin. New York
Times, 2007