WARNING Viddyho is a Phishing Scam...

Gmail users who are logged into the accompanying chat service Google Talk, or GTalk, have been getting messages that appear to be from friends, urging them to click on a TinyURL Web address that redirects to a Web site called “ViddyHo” The site asks for the person’s Gmail log-in information and then sends out chat messages to all of the user’s contacts, spreading itself further.

For users who fell victim to ViddyHo, it is recommended to change passwords and running a virus scan, although this might not be enough. In the really sophisticated cases, you could run 40 antivirus programs and it might not find any malware. You may need to make a backup, delete everything and start over. That’s the safest thing to do.

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Worms In The Brain...

Many of us may have heard about worms in our intestines but what about brain worms? Brain worms do exist!

Rosemary Alvarez was told by doctors that she had a brain tumor, but when operating they found out that what she really had was a worm eating her brain cells!

Brain worms and scientifically called neurocysticercosis (often misspelled as “neurocystisarcosis”), a common parasitic disease of the central nervous system. Varied clinical manifestations occur, due to deposition of larvae of the parasitic worm that is found in cerebral parenchyma, meninges, spinal cord, muscles, eyes and skin. The eggs of this parasitic worm is everywhere, like bathrooms, soil and even in food like raw pork. Many people have been diagnosed to have this disease already.

This parasite can be prevented from entering your system by washing your hands thoroughly with soap when eating and ensuring that you’re eating well-done pork. Simple hygiene in everyday life will save you, plus make sure pork meat is cooked.

Here’s the shocking video of the mother who had worms in her brain. Please be advised that this video contains graphic images:

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Americans for Prosperity No Stimulus Petition...

Americans for Prosperity, a small government advocacy group, has circulated a “No Stimulus Plan” petition. It is a document that has become increasingly popular online.

The petition’s popularity rose the day after President Obama took to the airwaves to advocate for it, and on the day that the Senate is expected to approve their version of the economic stimulus plan, said to cost some $838 billion.

In response, Americans for Prosperity launched a new website for the petition called nostimulus.com, which allows those who oppose the stimulus measure (according to polls about 43 percent of all Americans) to voice their concerns and objections.

The petition reads that “Congress should not enact an expensive spending bill under the pretense of stimulus or recovery. We cannot spend our way to prosperity, and such an expansion of the federal government will put a crushing burden on taxpayers in the long-term.”

The group had collected 200,000 signatures on the petition as of this writing. President Obama, meanwhile, has continued to try and shore up American support for the legislation. So far, 20 percent of Americans are unsure of where they stand on the plan. What is Your Opinion on the Americans for Prosperity No Stimulus Petition?

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