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This morning we discussed mosquito-borne disease in the wake of Hurricane Katrina in 2005. But arboviruses are not the only potential hazard faced by displaced hurricane residents.
It's OK for storm victims to live in them, but don't let your employees enter them: FEMA. Who else?
It's official. Living in one of the 120,000 trailers FEMA supplied after Hurrican Katrina is bad for you:
On yesterday's episode of Mythbusters they tested the myth that birds in a trailer decrease the weight of the trailer when the birds take flight.
I had a facebook for about three weeks and had all of two friend requests and one "like" and then deleted it because I can turn the laptop off and not have any friends and not notice it but really don't need to be reminded of it five times a day. Before I signed up for Facebook I always thought I was popular on the innerbuttz and was happy not knowing that I am a loser and that everyone hates me. It really is the most boring place on the entire internet ... It's not even just boring but it you can't even do other things because it sucks all of the interesting out of everything else. Facebook killed my inner-child.
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Here's my facebook story:
http://scienceblogs.com/gregladen/2009/04/finding_facebook.php