https://www.npr.org/2018/06/21/622402387/keystone-virus-makes-jump-from-mosquitoes-to-human-for-first-time

>Just in time for the hot, humid, bug-bite-riddled summer: Researchers from the University of Florida have confirmed the first known case of a human infected with the mosquito-borne Keystone virus.

>A 16-year-old boy in North Central Florida went to an urgent care clinic after coming down with a fever and a severe rash in August 2016, during the Zika outbreak in Florida and the Caribbean.

>Doctors couldn't figure out what made him sick. They tested for Zika and various other pathogens but hit a series of dead ends.

>"We couldn't identify what was going on," J. Glenn Morris, director of the university's Emerging Pathogens Institute, told NPR member station WUSF. "We screened this with all the standard approaches and it literally took a year and a half of sort of dogged laboratory work to figure out what this virus was."
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Today the AfD (Alternative for Germany) has called for a minute of silence in the parliament for a fourteen year old girl who was brutally raped and murdered by a refugee. The silence then got interrupted by screeching leftists and the fat witch Claudia Roth, leader of the green party, sitting behind the speaker.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LO7iGLp_F5Q&t=0s

https://abcnews.go.com/US/man-stole-dead-childs-id-wwii-vet-vanished/story?id=56051737

>A man who authorities say stole a dead 8-year-old's identity and used his name for decades has finally been identified as a World War II veteran who vanished in the 1960s.

>Now federal authorities want to know why Robert Ivan Nichols disappeared in the first place.

>'Joseph Chandler' commits suicide

>Authorities started investigating the mystery when a man who appeared to be "Joseph Chandler" committed suicide in Eastlake, Ohio, in 2002, U.S. Marshal Peter Elliot said at news conference Thursday.

>It took a week to find his body, which at that point was decomposed, Elliot said.

>Authorities learned that "Chandler" lived a solitary life; his coworkers thought he was "odd, isolated and eccentric," Elliot said.

>He also exhibited "very bizarre" behavior: he always kept a suitcase packed in his apartment and would sometimes leave Eastlake for days or weeks at a time, Elliot said.

The amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere just hit its highest level in 800,000 years and scientists predict deadly consequences.

http://www.businessinsider.com/carbon-dioxide-record-human-health-effects-2018-5

We have a pretty good idea of what Earth's atmosphere has looked like for the past 800,000 years.

Humans like us —Homo sapiens—evolved only about 200,000 years ago, but ice-core records reveal intricate details of our planet's history from long before humans existed. By drilling more than3 kilometers deep into the ice sheets over Greenland and Antarctica, scientists can see how temperature and atmospheric carbon-dioxide levels have changed since then.

From that record, we know the atmosphere and the air that we breathe has never had as much carbon dioxide in it as it does today.

For the first time in recorded history, the average monthly level of CO2 in the atmosphere exceeded 410 parts per million in April,according to observations at the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii.

Breathing the air of a new world

For the 800,000 years for which we have records, average global CO2 levels fluctuated between about 170 ppm and 280 ppm. Once humans started to burn fossil fuels in the industrial era, things changed rapidly.

Only in the industrial era has the number risen above 300 ppm. The concentration first crept above400 ppm in 2013, and it continues to climb.

There's a debate among scientists about the last time CO2 levels were this high. It might have been during the Pliocene era, 2 million to 4.6 million years ago, whensea levels were 60 to 80 feet higherthan today. Or it may have beenin the Miocene, 10 million to 14 million years ago, when seas were more than 100 feet higher than now.

In our 800,000-year record, ittook about 1,000 yearsfor CO2 levels to increase by 35 ppm. We're currently averaging an increase of more than 2 ppm a year, meaning we could hit an average of 500 ppm within the next 45 years.

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The contents are truly incredible. Here's my news source: https://www.nu.nl/binnenland/5266874/twee-nieuwe-paginas-dagboek-anne-frank-seksuele-voorlichting-onthuld.html
Obviously it's all in Dutch but I bet google translate can get you a long way.
And here's a link to the pages themselves: http://www.annefrank.org/ImageVaultFiles/id_19221/cf_21/Foto_tekst_afgeplaktepaginas_AFS_Disclaimer_NL-EN.PDF

>with new technology the 2 pages that were deliberately stuck together are now readable
>the pages contain dirty jokes and her opinion on sex ed
>the first page contains mainly of crossed out sentences
>she writes that 'since this page is ruined anyway i'll just use it to write dirty jokes on it'
>on the second page she writes about sexuality and mentions prostitution

I shit you not this is legit.

Steven king called for support of ukrainian terrorist, who was planing and tried to execute massive terrorist attacks inside of Russian federation.

Russian activists asked Steven to take his support back and offered his agent all court documentation accord which he was put behind the bar. inclusive the ukrainian witnesses who reported very detailed how and when Stenzov was planning to do the terrorist attacks. Since nothing happened, russian human right activists and members of "victims of terrorist" organizations are on will visit California next week and present the papers to sue Steven King for support of terrorism.

https://twitter.com/StephenKing/status/1007405833716629506

>>Five Indian anti-trafficking activists performing a street play were gang raped at gunpoint in the eastern state of Jharkhand, police have confirmed.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-44572276

>Brexit latest: Britons favour second referendum by 23 point margin, poll shows
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/brexit-britons-favour-second-referendum-by-23-point-margin-poll-shows-a3869266.html

A Michigan resident awoke Tuesday morning to slashed tires, swastikas and a racist message spray-painted on the pickup truck parked outside his family’s home in Vienna Township. Hubert Roberts Jr., 62, who is black, said his vehicle was vandalized overnight in what he believes is a hate crime, MLive reported.

A vandal — or vandals — used white spray paint to scrawl a message that included a blatant spelling error. The words “wite pride” — blatantly spelled wrong — were written on the side of the vehicle. Roberts thinks he might have been targeted because markings on his vehicle refer to the Black Lives Matter movement. The words “Black Panthers” also appear on the truck.

Roberts told said this is the first time he’s been the victim of a racially-motivated attack and told MLive that he is “disappointed with us as a community.” A neighbor noticed the vandalism and reported it to Roberts at around 7 a.m. Tuesday, according to the report. Genesee County Sheriff Robert Pickell said the incident is “of concern” and assigned a detective to investgiate it.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/ny-news-racial-slur-20180619-story.html

https://abcnews.go.com/US/parents-face-132000-claim-kid-knocks-sculpture/story?id=55927437

>Parents of a 5-year-old Kansas boy were hit with a $132,000 bill after their son knocked over an art sculpture on display at a local community center.

>Surveillance video captured the little boy reaching for the sculpture, called “Aphrodite di Kansas City” on display in the lobby of the Tomahawk Ridge Community Center in Overland Park, Kansas, when it toppled over.

>Then a few days later, the family received a $132,000 claim from the city of Overland Park’s insurance company, saying that the piece had been damaged beyond repair.

>“You’re responsible for the supervision of a minor child… your failure to monitor could be considered negligent,” the insurance letter read in part.

>“I was surprised, absolutely, more so offended to be called negligent,” said the boy’s mother Sarah Goodman. “They were treating this like a crime scene.”

>The sculpture’s artist, Bill Lyons, told ABC News it took him about two years to create the piece and it was listed for sale at $132,000. He examined the piece himself, he said, and concluded it could not be repaired.

>“It’s beyond my capabilities and desires to rebuild it,” he said.