I think the thoughts on the HGH growth hormone are good and bad at the same time. Its good because it increses height, muscle tone, and its appearently an anit- aging suppliment as well. The bad things about this drug is the health concerns. The side effects can be headaches, muscle swelling, carpal tunnel syndrome, and muscle pain, which are just the minor side effects. The more serious effects include high blood pressure, hardening of the arteries, and arthritis. Doctors also worry about another possible danger: Growth hormone is a trigger for unbridled cell growth, which is also the mechanism behind cancer. This meaning that several studies have linked high levels of HGH to increased risk of prostate and breast cancer. Its a good way to grow thats for sure but it is very expensive and who would ask the question, what would be the risks in the long run when the people that use HGH grow old.

What are the long-term effects of this drug?
How does it cause cancer?
Should HGH be allowed to be used under the supervision of your doctor?

Would you take the risk of flying over volcanic ash? The volcano in Icland has covered parts of Europe putting airlines to a hault. Studies say that pilots can fly around it but everything depends on the pilots judgement because if a pilot comes to close to the ash the engines may shut down from the damages that the cloud causes. They figured out a flight plan to be partially out of the way of the cloud which are classified as Green zone, yellow zone and red zone being engine failure. Would you take the risk of flying?

Would you take the risk of flying through volcanic ash?
How long would it take for the airport to clear from all the cancelled flights?
how would you feel if you did fly?

I was very inspired by Mr.Chery, he live a very hard life because of both his parents ran off to different lovers and left him alone. Mr.Chery had gone to a private school in Haiti, a very expensive private school in which the principle waved fee's for student that were willing to get an education. He graduated at the age of 20 and was on his way to his future in filmmaking. Flo McGarrell, an American artist and also Mr.Chery's mentor had died when they went to celebrate Mr.Chery's acceptance to the university of Moncton. This crushed Mr.Chery but did not crush his dreams to go on to university and become a filmmaker.

If there was anything you would change about how your life what would it be?
Has it been your life-long dream to be a filmmaker?
Did Flo's death inspire you more to live your dream?

Dan Martin, a British teacher, wants to live the unlivable and swim, bike, and run across the world. I think that this article tells a lot to people that if you set your mind to something, you can do it, no matter how hard it is, no matter how much endurance or strength it takes, anybody has the power to succeed as long as their mind is locked and set on that task. I believe superstars are over-rated but if Dan follows through with his goal, He will truly be a superstar for the amazing but excrutiating adventure of travelling across the world by water, foot, and cycle.

How long would it take to train for this task?
What is going through your mind just thinking about the journey ahead?
Is there a cost to this adventure?

This story gave a good insight on what living on a dollar a day would be like. I think this story shows that if you try, you can achieve anything because living on one dollar a day would be very hard. This story proves just how hard it is to live on a dollar a day, and gives us a better outlook on what people in other countries are feeling because they have to live on a dollar a day. I think this would be incredibly hard and very unhealthy and now i know the work that people in other countries have to do just to survive.

- How hard would it be to live life on a dollar a day?
- Would you loose a mass amount of body weight?
- Could you live on less than a dollar a day?