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When you live in an old house, you experience a lot of seemingly unnatural noises that are the result of the framework, plumbing and other natural causes. A creak or door slamming at 3:15am can send chills up and down anyone’s spine, no matter how little they believe in ghosts. That’s why a group of college students decided to investigate their very strange and noisy basement.
Maintenance workers knocked down a locked door in the students’ basement, which is where they found Jeremy (living there for free). Then, they changed their locks and let the “ghostly” inhabitant move out. Great campus housing isn’t cheap after all.
You might not believe in ghosts. But you probably believe in unwanted occupants now.
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Rumour Has It…..Adele "People say crazy things, Just 'cause I said it, don't mean that I meant it, Just 'cause… fb.me/1o655Kjwl
— Nikki Haley (@nikkihaley) December 13, 2012Thursday afternoon, South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley posted lyrics to an Adele song on Twitter and Facebook. The full post reads:
Rumour Has It…..Adele
“People say crazy things, Just ’cause I said it, don’t mean that I meant it, Just ’cause you heard it, Rumour has it………”
NBC reporter Chuck Todd responded with what appears to be a mocking question.
She really tweeted this? RT @nikkihaley: Rumour Has It…..Adelefb.me/1o655Kjwl
— Chuck Todd (@chucktodd) December 13, 2012
Yes, Chuck, she did. Is there a problem with tweeting song lyrics?
Hey, this might be a good time for a Chuck Todd flashback. On December 6, 2012, when asked about running for president in 2016, Congressman Paul Ryan said that he had “decided not to decide.” Chuck Todd cleverly tweeted the following:
Hey @paulryanvp, if u choose not to decide, you still have made a choice.
— Chuck Todd (@chucktodd) December 6, 2012
Sounds innocent enough, right? Here is the chorus from a song by Canadian rock band Rush:
You can choose a ready guide in some celestial voice If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice You can choose from phantom fears and kindness that can kill I will choose a path that’s clear I will choose freewill
@magmom13 @paulryanvp good grief, it was not a taunt! It’s a song lyric… it’s called having a sense of humor!
— Chuck Todd (@chucktodd) December 6, 2012
Don’t worry, Chuck. We do have a sense of humor and we are laughing.
.@chucktodd u clearly don’t follow gov’s posts on Fb & Twitter, most of which she does herself, on a regular basis. Song lyrics a staple.
— Rob Godfrey (@RobGodfrey) December 13, 2012
There you go, Chuck. You and the Governor have at least one thing in common.
Starting this great Friday morning with Tom Petty’s American Girl!”Well she was an American girlRaised on… fb.me/1KgCsWsK0
— Nikki Haley (@nikkihaley) November 30, 2012
I never get tired of “At Last” by Etta James”I found a dream, that I could speak toA dream that I can call my… fb.me/1AQ9UBATF
— Nikki Haley (@nikkihaley) November 9, 2012
“Call Me”……….Blonde (1980). A great Friday afternoon song!
— Nikki Haley (@nikkihaley) November 2, 2012
Oh, and since you’re a fan of Rush, Chuck, here’s a totally random selection:
The hypocrites are slandering The sacred halls of Truth Ancient nobles showering Their bitterness on youth Can’t we find The minds that made us strong Can’t we learn To feel what’s right and wrong
– Rush, Farewell to Kings

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Warning: This is the nastiest thing you’ll see today.
Basically, the larva of the worm will get eaten by the larvae of other insects, like mosquitos, who then get eaten by bigger insects, like crickets. Then, the horsehair worm will “penetrate through the gut of the cricket and get into the body cavity, where they then grow from a tiny, tiny larva to something that’s now on the average of a foot long,” parasitologist Ben Hanelt of the University of New Mexico told Wired.
Hugh Loxdale, president of the London-based Royal Entomological Society, told National Geographic it’s “one of the most horrific things I’ve ever seen,” adding that “It makes the science fiction film Alien look pretty tame in comparison.”
In 2009, both an 80-year-old woman and a 1-year-old boy in Japan were found to have been infected.
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Most thought that Michael Bloomberg’s job as mayor of New York City was to run New York City, but the mayor himself knows his job is saving lives worldwide. Today he’s expressing his thanks to Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto for carrying on his crusade against sugary drinks south of the border. One currently proposed bill would impose a 20 percent tax on sugary soda.
http://twitter.com/#!/Scott_at_Home/status/377512433616953344According to the Wall Street Journal, the tax could raise $2 billion a year in revenue, which would “be earmarked to install public water fountains and improve access to clean drinking water.” Yeah, that’s where all the money will go.