Just look how crazy my folks are climbing that mountain in Chicago with my niece and nephew kids and their grandma!
Poor tiger Aaron done in by the climb slumped in the canoe.
The 1918 pandemic flu is proving to be more deadly. Worse, there was a report that that pandemic was started by a vaccine!:
‘The H1N1 virus can more easily infect the lungs than the common seasonal flu, a new study finds, making it more likely to cause pneumonia. What’s more, the present virus bears troubling resemblance to the 1918 strain that killed more than 40 million people worldwide. The study also shows that people who survived the 1918 pandemic have an antibody response to H1N1, indicating that their body “remembered” it.’ MSNBC
I don’t think this research and report was needed to be done. Just lack of sleep enough causes hallucination. Just think what happens if you add caffeine to that:
‘Caffeine junkies shouldn’t always trust their ears, according to a new study. Subjects who drank the equivalent of seven cups of coffee proved three times more likely to hear voices, and slightly more likely to experience other hallucinations, than those consuming less than a cup’s worth. Researchers theorize that the cortisol hormone caffeine releases may trigger or exacerbate psychotic experiences.’ Scientific American
As I’ve suspected long way before, cats are sly devils. Here is one way they manipulate humans:
‘Cats seeking food use a cry that humans find maximally urgent and annoying, LiveScience reports. Researchers played a range of cat calls for humans and found that one—a high-pitched cry embedded in a purr—to be the most difficult to ignore, whether the subject owned a cat or not. Scientists think hungry cats may use the purr-cry to sound more like human offspring.
The purr-cry is also less harmonic than a conventional meow, and may therefore be harder to get used to, the researchers said. “The embedding of a cry within a call that we normally associate with contentment is quite a subtle means of eliciting a response,” the study’s lead author says.’
—Nick McMaster SOURCE: LiveScience
One suspect stands out as the prime suspect on the continuing cyberattack on US federal sites and it’s not North Korea.
Joe Stewart of SecureWorks told Computerworld that the botnet “does not use typical antivirus evasion techniques and does not appear to have been written by a professional malware writer.”
Before these attacks, The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) shut down an Internet Service Provider identified as 3FN.net.
FTC accused this ISP of “actively recruiting thousands of ‘rogue’ web sites distributing ‘illegal, malicious, and harmful electronic content including child pornography, spyware, viruses, trojan horses, phishing, botnet command and control servers, and pornography featuring violence, bestiality, and incest’.”
Now just imagine how much filthy money 3FN lost– more than enough to make someone go amok on revenge.
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