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Posted by Steve at 8:09 PM | Permalink | Comments

"A retired Air Force pilot saved the life of one of his "best buddies" by using mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. It didn't matter that Lucy is a 10-month-old English bulldog." More

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Super dangerous and super fun robot ride

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Here's a real-life idea I remember seeing in the scifi movie Serentity: Defense researchers are "developing 'biological agents' -- including ones that can lead to 'inflammation of the brain, coma and death' -- for 'incapacitating' enemies on the battlefield or 'neutralizing hostile cities.' It's one of a number of head-scratching ideas University of Bradford researcher Neil Davison reveals in his new report, 'The Early History of 'Non-Lethal' Weapons.' (Two others: military-strength strobe lights and 'odor warfare.')" Great. Just what we need: a Middle East full of Reavers.

More at: http://www.defensetech.org/archives/003104.html

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