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Levels in which we can do this. at the individual level we can use our physiology with an understanding of how the body works to keep cool and we have heard lots of good ideas in the items preceding me, but also body sending blood to the extremities to cool, but in your hand in cold water is a good way of cooling the body, having tippett showers, not cold, but tepid, that allows the body to deliver heat to the body, that is a good way, and establishing natural drafts, that is what we can do at the macro level and we are going to have to change the way we design houses and try to maximise the c...

Mentioned the water from the fire trucks on the ground. they've been trying from helicopters from above. they keep shooting water specifically into number three. greg yazko has been talking a lot about number three. can you surmise where that water is going? might there be a chance that the storage pool could have cracked? maybe from the earthquake we don't know? and there could be water leaking out? if so, what's the danger there? >> it's really -- there's a lot of speculation built into that series of events. really what they're trying to do is to get as much water into that pool to make sur...

Japan has lost its cooling capabilities. water levels were falling and pressure was building inside. parts of tokyo and other cities face rolling blackouts as the country tried to return to work. some shops were open but food supplies like bread and instant needles as well as bottled water were scarce. gadhafi has lashed out over a no-fly zone. describing the arab league's move as a flagrant action. the arab league said the no-fly zone was needed to protect s civilians. a progovernment group of parliamentarians is calling for bahrain government forces to intervene. this video shows riot po...

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