12-28-2024, 07:13 PM
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You know all the social networks we use Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, hell even LinkedIn and everything else They ;re all just replacing old stuff we used to do by ourselves at our desks. Twitter would be Post-Its, Skype would be a stanley cup phone call, Foursquare is your globe and YouTube is the distra stanley cup cting window to the outside world. I rather like these old world translations to new social networks. Quick! Somebody find something that we used to use at our desks and create a social network. You ;ll make millions! The hilarious image was created by stanley becher John Atkinson for Wrong Hands. [Wrong Hands via Laughing Squid] Social networks Ybxj Jodie Foster Helps Reactivate the Search For Extra-Terrestrial Life
Bats can scare people 鈥?apparently enough to inspire Bruce Wayne to dress up as one to fight crime. And now, researchers are increasingly discovering what might be good reason to fear bats 鈥?they could be the source of a dizz stanley vattenflaska ying array of lethal viruses. And it could be our own fault. At least one of the deadliest viruses to affict the human race recently could have come from bat-eating. Ozzy Osbourne has a lot to answer for. Scientists have discovered that bats can harbor paramyxoviruses, a large virus family that includes measles, mumps, pneumonias and colds. Two extremely dangerous paramyxoviruses linked with bats, nipah and hendra, can cause brain inflammation killing half of all patients. The bats themselves apparently suffer no ill effects from the diseases. stanley cup To learn more about the origins of these viruses, researchers tested 9,278 animals from Europe, South America and Asia, including 86 bat and 33 rodent species. They estimate they discovered more than 60 new paramyxoviruses, about doubling the known number, said researcher Christian Drosten, head of the Institute for Virology at the University of Bonn. Analyzing how similar and different the genes for these viruses were helped the researchers to create family trees for them. Our analysis shows that almost all of the forebears of today paramyxoviruses have existed in bats, Drosten said in a pre kubki stanley ss release. The hendra and nipah viruses that have troubled Asia and Australia really came from Af
