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Sunday, August 25, 2013
98 million Americans were given polio vaccine contaminated with cancer-causing virus, admits CDC
The information was posted on an official CDC fact sheet entitled Cancer, Simian Virus 40 (SV40), and Polio Vaccine, which has since been removed from the CDC's website. Fortunately, RealFarmacy.com
was able to archive the damning page before the CDC ultimately removed
it, presumably because SV40 has been receiving considerable attention
lately due to its connection to causing cancer.
You can view the link to the original CDC page on SV40 and polio vaccines, which is no longer active, here:
http://www.cdc.gov
You can view the full archived CDC page here:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com
http://www.naturalnews.com/041345_CDC_polio_vaccine_SV40.html
You can view the link to the original CDC page on SV40 and polio vaccines, which is no longer active, here:
http://www.cdc.gov
You can view the full archived CDC page here:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com
http://www.naturalnews.com/041345_CDC_polio_vaccine_SV40.html
Scientists give mice false memories
Scientists say they have,
for the first time, generated a false memory in an animal by
manipulating brain cells that encode that information. They published
their findings this week in the journal Science.
What's more, the
researchers say, the cellular events involved in the formation of a
false memory resemble what takes place in forming a real memory. This
jibes with the fact that humans who have false memories of events that
didn't happen firmly believe that those memories are real.
"We should continue to
remind society that memory can be very unreliable," said the study's
senior author, Susumu Tonegawa, director of the RIKEN-MIT Center for Neural Circuit Genetics, a collaboration between institutions in Saitama, Japan, and Cambridge, Massachusetts.
User Passwords Visible On Chrome
If your default browser is Chrome and you save passwords try this little trick…
Enter “chrome://settings/passwords”
You’ll get this:
Enter “chrome://settings/passwords”
You’ll get this:
Now click that little blue button that says “Show”…SURPRISE! There’s your password in plain text for anyone to read.
Yup,
if you leave your computer unguarded anyone can come along and get all
the user names and passwords to your favorite websites.
Cymothoa Exigua
Also called the "tongue-eating louse," this parasitic crustacean of the
family Cymothoidae enters fish through the gills, then attaches itself
at the base of the fish's tongue. Once there, it extracts blood through
its front claws, causing the tongue to atrophy from lack of blood, then
it replaces the fish's tongue by attaching its own body to the muscles
at the tongue's stub. They are supposedly not harmful to humans unless
picked up alive, in which case they can bite.
Robot Programmed to Fall in Love with a Girl Goes too Far
What they didn’t count on were the effects of several months of
self-iteration within the complex machine-learning code which gave Kenji
his first tenderness. As of last week, Kenji’s love for the doll, and
indeed anybody he sets his ‘eyes’ on, is so intense that Dr. Takahashi
and his team now fear to show him to outsiders.
The trouble all started when a young female intern began to spend several hours each day with Kenji, testing his systems and loading new software routines. When it came time to leave one evening, however, Kenji refused to let her out of his lab enclosure and used his bulky mechanical body to block her exit and hug her repeatedly. The intern was only able to escape after she had frantically phoned two senior staff members to come and temporarily de-activate Kenji.
http://techandfacts.com/robot-programmed-to-fall-in-love-with-a-girl-goes-too-far/
The trouble all started when a young female intern began to spend several hours each day with Kenji, testing his systems and loading new software routines. When it came time to leave one evening, however, Kenji refused to let her out of his lab enclosure and used his bulky mechanical body to block her exit and hug her repeatedly. The intern was only able to escape after she had frantically phoned two senior staff members to come and temporarily de-activate Kenji.
http://techandfacts.com/robot-programmed-to-fall-in-love-with-a-girl-goes-too-far/
Grandma's Experiences Leave a Mark on Your Genes
Darwin and Freud walk into a bar. Two alcoholic mice — a
mother and her son — sit on two bar stools, lapping gin from two
thimbles.
The mother mouse looks up and says, “Hey, geniuses, tell me how my son got into this sorry state.”
“Bad inheritance,” says Darwin.
“Bad mothering,” says Freud.
For over a hundred years, those two views — nature or
nurture, biology or psychology — offered opposing explanations for how
behaviors develop and persist, not only within a single individual but
across generations.
And then, in 1992, two young scientists following in
Freud’s and Darwin’s footsteps actually did walk into a bar. And by the
time they walked out, a few beers later, they had begun to forge a
revolutionary new synthesis of how life experiences could directly
affect your genes — and not only your own life experiences, but those of
your mother’s, grandmother’s and beyond...
Technology Preventing Drug-Facilitated Sexual Assault
We estimate DrinkSavvy cups/straws to be ready by around September 2013 to our generous contributors, and available to the public by around early to mid 2014. DrinkSavvy glassware to be available soon thereafter.
http://drinksavvyinc.com/
Stroke patient who can’t feel sad: Condition leaves man permanently happy
Malcolm Myatt always looked on the bright side of
life. But the grandfather is now in a permanent state of happiness –
after a stroke left him unable to feel sadness.
The stroke interfered with the part of Mr Myatt’s brain that regulates emotional responses, leaving him liable to erupt in a fit of giggles at the most inappropriate of times.
He has sat through funerals smiling broadly or cracking jokes, and during meals out with wife his Kath, 63, he regularly attracts puzzled looks from fellow diners.
http://redicecreations.com/article.php?id=26512
The stroke interfered with the part of Mr Myatt’s brain that regulates emotional responses, leaving him liable to erupt in a fit of giggles at the most inappropriate of times.
He has sat through funerals smiling broadly or cracking jokes, and during meals out with wife his Kath, 63, he regularly attracts puzzled looks from fellow diners.
http://redicecreations.com/article.php?id=26512
BBC 'to hand 120 Jimmy Savile victims £33,000 compensation'
A compensation package worth £33,000
could be handed to 120 victims of disgraced TV presenter Jimmy Savile,
it has been reported.
The exact amount is expected to be finalised when high court judge Dame Janet Smith publishes the results of her inquiry, which is looking into the culture and practices at the BBC during the years of Savile’s abuse, later in the year.
It is believed the amount will be less than the £4.1million the corporation paid to its senior managers, swollen by controversial ‘golden goodbyes’ for bosses forced out over the handling of the Savile affair.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2398628/BBC-pay-4m-120-victims-Jimmy-Savile.html
The exact amount is expected to be finalised when high court judge Dame Janet Smith publishes the results of her inquiry, which is looking into the culture and practices at the BBC during the years of Savile’s abuse, later in the year.
It is believed the amount will be less than the £4.1million the corporation paid to its senior managers, swollen by controversial ‘golden goodbyes’ for bosses forced out over the handling of the Savile affair.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2398628/BBC-pay-4m-120-victims-Jimmy-Savile.html
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