[Yes, all of this is underwater -30m. underwater- Between Japan and Taiwan]
4.26.2009
YONAGUNI MONUMENT
http://www.altarcheologie.nl/index.html?underwater_ruins/yonaguni/introduction.htm
[Yes, all of this is underwater -30m. underwater- Between Japan and Taiwan]
[Yes, all of this is underwater -30m. underwater- Between Japan and Taiwan]
2012 Global Healing Meditation
·All this preparation will culminate in a mass global meditation event, that is to take place at numerous ancient -sacred- sites, on May 9th 2009.
http://www.globalhealingmeditation.org/id1.html
[...in preparation for the...]
2012 Nexus Event – Unknown Form of Energy comes our way! – FORUM
http://www.globalhealingmeditation.org/id1.html
[...in preparation for the...]
2012 Nexus Event – Unknown Form of Energy comes our way! – FORUM
How night owls are cleverer and richer than people who rise early
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1173028/How-night-owls-cleverer-richer-people-rise-early.html
It has long been held that the early bird catches the worm. But it is the night owl that lasts the distance, research shows.
It found that late risers tire less quickly than those who make a point of getting up at the crack of dawn.
The study is likely to be embraced by anyone tired of being branded lazy for their love of a lie-in.
And it adds to growing evidence that it is night owls that rule the roost.
Previous studies have found that those who rise later tend to be both cleverer and richer than early birds.
For the latest study, scientists pitted morning larks against night owls in a task designed to measure their reaction and attention times.
During the experiment, the volunteers got up and went to bed at their usual times, with the larks tending to turn in four hours earlier than the owls.
Both did similarly well at the task shortly after getting up. But ten hours into their day, it was the night owls that shone, being both quicker and more alert at the task, the journal Science reports.
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It found that late risers tire less quickly than those who make a point of getting up at the crack of dawn.
The study is likely to be embraced by anyone tired of being branded lazy for their love of a lie-in.
And it adds to growing evidence that it is night owls that rule the roost.
Previous studies have found that those who rise later tend to be both cleverer and richer than early birds.
For the latest study, scientists pitted morning larks against night owls in a task designed to measure their reaction and attention times.
During the experiment, the volunteers got up and went to bed at their usual times, with the larks tending to turn in four hours earlier than the owls.
Both did similarly well at the task shortly after getting up. But ten hours into their day, it was the night owls that shone, being both quicker and more alert at the task, the journal Science reports.
Conficker virus begins to attack PCs: experts
http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSTRE53N5I820090424
BOSTON (Reuters) - A malicious software program known as Conficker that many feared would wreak havoc on April 1 is slowly being activated, weeks after being dismissed as a false alarm, security experts said.
Conficker, also known as Downadup or Kido, is quietly turning thousands of personal computers into servers of e-mail spam and installing spyware, they said.
The worm started spreading late last year, infecting millions of computers and turning them into "slaves" that respond to commands sent from a remote server that effectively controls an army of computers known as a botnet.
Read more...
Conficker, also known as Downadup or Kido, is quietly turning thousands of personal computers into servers of e-mail spam and installing spyware, they said.
The worm started spreading late last year, infecting millions of computers and turning them into "slaves" that respond to commands sent from a remote server that effectively controls an army of computers known as a botnet.
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