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Month: January 2020

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If You Dont Find A Way To Release Your Emotions, They Will Quietly Control Your Life

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Brianna Wiest Updated January 25, 2020 By Daria Shevtsova Overthinking how you feel is not healing how you feel. Analyzing the past, tracing traumas to their roots, figuring out who deserves blame, recognizing the circumstances that brought you to where you are today… all of that is great for understanding your problem, but it doesn’t solve the problem. If you feel as though you’re always stuck in negative feeling cycles and nothing can bring you relief, it’s probably because you’re not letting your feelings out in a real way. You’re…

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People Share The Creepiest Unexplainable Things That Have Ever Happened To Them (30 Stories)

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posted this call for people’s best stories of times they experienced a “glitch in the matrix,” or a moment when reality just didn’t check out, and reading the thread is a journey down a rabbit hole. My friend Sarah was in a nightclub, drunk off her face, when she got an overwhelming urge to tell a total stranger that her leg hurts (edit: it didn’t). All a bit strange, she ignores it but it doesn’t stop so she walks up to this guy and says, ‘I know this is crazy…

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Scientists Predict Wuhan’s Outbreak Will Get Much Worse

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As more data on the new coronavirus circulating in China emerges, it’s becoming clear that whatever the country is experiencing now—dozens of deaths, hundreds of people hospitalized, cities of millions quarantined—is just the tip of the outbreak. On Friday, a team of researchers based in the UK and US up to 729. Using case data scraped from official reports, a team led by Jonathan Read at Lancaster University plotted a temporal map of the coronavirus’s spread, starting on January 1, when local authorities closed the meat-and-animal market where the virus…

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When Youre Filming a Rainbow and a Whale Breaches Right Behind You

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On a recent whale watching excursion in Maui, guests were treated to nature and wildlife in all its splendor, as a rainbow in front of them was punctuated by a humpback whale breaching directly behind them! Luckily the camera person was quick on the draw and caught both moments just in time! Read more: https://twistedsifter.com/videos/whale-breach-while-filming-rainbow/

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Madonna ‘deeply sorry’ for cancelling London show

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“I am deeply sorry that I have to cancel my concert scheduled for Monday 27 January in London,” she said. “Under doctors’ guidance I have been told to rest for a few days. “As you all know I have injuries that have plagued me since the beginning of the tour but I must always listen to my body and put my health first. “The last thing I want to do is disappoint my fans or compromise the integrity of my show. So I will keep going until I cannot.” ‘How…

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Wales a haven for wildlife – but for how long?

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Five creatures special to Wales 1) Blind cave spider (Porrhomma rosenhaueri) Image copyright National Museum Wales Image caption The ghost slug sucks up earthworms If spiders lurking in caves sound creepy, then how about the flesh-eating ghost slug? Unknown to science, the mysterious worm-eater was discovered by a Cardiff gardener in 2007. It has no eyes and lives underground and, unlike most slugs, it is carnivorous. It kills earthworms at night with powerful, blade-like teeth, sucking them in like spaghetti. Although similar species exist in eastern Europe, the Welsh example…

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London Cops Will Use Facial Recognition to Hunt Suspects

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There will soon be a new bobby on the beat in London: artificial intelligence. London’s Metropolitan Police Big Brother Watch in the UK. She says activists in Hong Kong, Russia, or South America may find it more difficult to push back against expanded use of facial recognition as a result. Carlo says facial recognition is already being used in dubious ways in the UK, for example to monitor the Notting Hill Carnival, a major event in British Black culture. “We talk about mission creep, but the mission is already well…

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Woman Dies After Heading To Urgent Care Following A ‘Ridiculous’ Long Wait At Hospital Emergency Room – Perez Hilton

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According to reports, 25-year-old Tashonna Ward (above) arrived at Froedtert Hospital‘s emergency room with her sister at 4:58 p.m. on January 2 for chest pain. After being forced to wait for hours to see a doctor, the woman left and went to seek help at an urgent care center — only to collapse near her car and later die. Multiple tests were performed on the woman and an X-ray showed she had cardiomegaly, per a Milwaukee County medical examiner’s report. Ward’s family told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that following the tests,…

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An AI Epidemiologist Sent the First Warnings of the Wuhan Virus

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On January 9, the World Health Organization notified the public of a flu-like outbreak in China: a cluster of pneumonia cases had been reported in Wuhan, possibly from vendors’ exposure to live animals at the Huanan Seafood Market. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had gotten the word out a few days earlier, on January 6. But a Canadian health monitoring platform had beaten them both to the punch, sending word of the outbreak to its customers on December 31. Related Stories Snakes?! The Slippery Truth of a…

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