“Star Wars” PSA featuring Cantina characters – Don’t Drive & Drive 1979
A vintage PSA featuring the creatures of the Star Wars Cantina in the famous “Friends don’t let friends drive drunk” campaign produced for the US Dept of Transportation in 1979. The Desk of Brian recommends:MegaCon 2012 Experience: Star Wars, Celebs, Photos“Star Wars” PSA C-3PO & R2-D2 from 1979Ashley Eckstein interview (voice of Ahsoka More...
“Star Wars” PSA C-3PO & R2-D2 from 1979
C3P0 and R2D2 talking about the dangers of whooping cough. This is a vintage PSA from 1979 The Desk of Brian recommends:Obi-Wan Kenobi free after hit-and-run arrestDetails of “Star Tours” ride revamp released“Star More...
Teens showing signs of being an alcoholic VIDEO
AP:Downing five or more alcoholic drinks nearly every day isn‘t seen as a big problem for many of the nation’s teens, says a new report. When asked if they see “great risk” in drinking that much, almost More...
Council of Foreign Relations reveals swine flu vaccine tactic
One of the panelists say, albeit in a joking manner, that telling people there are shortages of vaccine may be the besy way to get people vaccinated, Shortages=Demand The Desk of Brian recommends:Government More...
Iowa man gets a rare case of raccoon roundworm in the eye | video
Though he may never know exactly how he contracted it, John Matthews of Cedar Rapids knew something was terribly wrong with his left eye; dark spots appeared in his vision and things appeared hazy like looking More...
C-A-B is the new guideline for CPR (VIDEO)
New CPR guidelines are out from the American Heart Association and they may take a little getting used to. The old standard was A-B-C, or clear the airway, give breaths and chest compressions. The new standard More...
Loa loa: the African eye worm | video of worm being removed from eye
Photo/CDC This filarial parasite is indigenous to Central and Western Africa especially in rain forest areas. In the Congo River basin, it is estimated that up to 90 per cent of inhabitants in some villages are More...
