Category: Grim Leftovers

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Week 3 of 2019 brings you more interesting and fun stories from 2018.

The world is a crazy place, and almost always because of people’s belief in authority (or authoritah if you prefer ;)).

Anyway, just listen to podcast and enjoy. See the Blog Post (linked below) for links of the stories covered.

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Week 2 of 2019 brings you more interesting and fun stories from 2018 (and one from 2016).

#WhippedByPriests, #UpsideDownBurger, #Slug, #SpaceLaser, #IAEA, #Iran, #GunConfiscation, #JailGuards, #SuspendedAnimation, #LongTimeNoSee

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I kicked off the year with a handful of interesting and fun stories. The world is a crazy place, and almost always because of people’s belief in authority (or authoritah if you prefer ).

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2019 looks like it will be a good year. It is good to see 2018 go.
The ridiculous insanity around the world in 2018 seemed to be never ending, but 2018 is gone, so let’s hope this year is a a bit less less crazy.
It probably wont be, but I can hope, can’t I?

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The creators of the ACT test announced on Wednesday that scores for the class of 2018 are the worst reported in decades. Math scores, in fact, are in freefall among ACT-tested U.S. high school graduates, falling to their lowest mark in 14 years, according to The Condition of College and Career Readiness 2018, the ACT’s annual report.

Cybersecurity researchers have revealed an unpatched logical flaw in Microsoft Office 2016 and older versions that could allow an attacker to embed malicious code inside a document file, tricking users into running malware onto their computers.
Apparently, Microsoft has no plans to fix the issue and says its software is “properly interpreting HTML as designed.”

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Baking Soda can cure cancer and the Medical Industrial Complex does not want you to know that. The fact is that baking soda being a very common and cheap substance, which will not cause you harm, can stop cancer in it’s tracks and reverse it by increasing the pH of acidic tumors without upsetting the pH of the blood and healthy tissues. Cancer cells need an acidic environment to grow and replicate.