Know And Understand The Scientific And Non Scientific Reasons Behind Which You Are Always Bitten By Mosquitoes

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Hey Everyone,

Know And Understand The Scientific 

And 

Non Scientific Reasons Behind 

Which You Are Always 

Bitten By Mosquitoes 

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Whom they love to bite, where they like to hang out, and which repellents they hate the most.

We love when you work up a sweat

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You think we’re drawn by the aroma of your “sweet blood,” but it’s really the carbon dioxide you exhale that makes us beeline toward you. The harder you breathe, the more CO2 you emit, so you’re especially attractive after a jog.

Hate getting bitten up?

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Blame the ladies. We don’t like to admit this, but male mosquitoes do not eat human blood: They get all their nutrition from plant nectar. We females need your blood, which contains a protein that helps our eggs develop. After we have a blood meal, we can lay anywhere from 100 to 400 eggs.

Love beer?

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It’s crazy, but we can tell when you’ve been drinking because your skin chemistry changes,and it lures us in.

Smelly feet are simply delicious

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In fact, scientists have shown that we find your tootsies ten times more alluring than Limburger cheese (but really, our favourite body part is your hand).

To evade us at a party, don’t be a wallflower

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When we smell a huge mass of carbon dioxide, we fly toward it; after we get there, it’s easierto attack the people on the perimeter of the group than those smack-dab in the centre.

If your home’s landscaping is well tended, we won’t like it as much

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We like to hang out in thick, overgrown vegetation. The darker and more humid, the better. If you keep your lawn mowed, pool skimmed, and bushes trimmed, your backyard won’t be very appealing. Removing puddles of stagnant water is also a great way to repel us—that’s where we like to lay our eggs.

We’re thrilled when you buy DEET-free repellent

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DEET, along with picaridin, is among the stronger types that help keep us away. Each type of repellant blocks different receptors that allow us to track you down. We’re also not big fans of lemon eucalyptus and the compound IR3535, although these are a little weaker than DEET and picaridin.

Got those CO2-emitting traps in your yard?

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Great! You may think you’re outsmarting us with these devices, which emit carbon dioxide to lure us into a trap. But they may attract more of us than they are able to trap, increasing our presence in your yard. UV bug zappers aren’t effective either: Only a fraction of the pests they kill are mosquitoes.

Pregnant? Yum

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If you’re a woman who’s expecting, you emit more carbon dioxide and your abdomen has a higher temperature than when you’re not pregnant, drawing some of us right to you. Sorry, baby.

When it comes to West Nile, the end-of-summer bites may do more harm

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It’s simple logic: We bite birds who have the West Nile virus; then we bite humans and spread it. By summer’s end, we’ve had more chances to bite infected birds.

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Now it's possible to Unsend A Text

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Now It's Possible 

To Unsend A Text

Oops, wrong number! D’oh, stupid autocorrect! Gah, why did I think texting my ex was a good idea?!

We’ve all had our share of cringe-worthy texts that we regret the moment we send them. In the past, you haven’t had too many options: send a quick apology, hope the other person will gloss over your oversight, or block that contact and delete all evidence of your lapse in judgment. Thankfully, that all ends today. 

onsecondthought is an app that lets you take back your texts after hitting send. It syncs with your usual texting program to let you message everyone on your contact list as usual, just in a different app—and with some nifty “unsend” features that prevent endless embarrassment.

The app lets you choose a “grace period” of up to 60 seconds after you hit send when you can delete the message. Even if the other person doesn’t have On Second Thought, you can either recall the text to edit it or delete it completely. Either way, your almost-recipient will be none the wiser, and you get to save face.

If you have a habit of sending unfortunate texts that you regret the next day, onsecondthought has another solution. During periods of time when you don’t quite trust yourself to make great texting decisions—say, when grabbing drinks with that pot-stirring friend who always convinces you to call out your ex—the app can set up a “curfew.” Any texts you try to send during that time will be held until morning. In the morning, when your head is clear, you can decide whether you want to follow through with sending them. 

The unsend app isn’t available on the Apple App Store yet, but you can download it from Google Play. So far, users seem to appreciate it; OnSecondThought has earned an average of 4.1 stars out of 830 reviews. Rest assured, your reputation will be saved.

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Know How To Potentially Spot If There is A Hidden Camera in Your Hotel Room

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Know How To Potentially 

      Spot If There 

Is A  Hidden Camera  

in Your Hotel Room

The prospect of getting spied on when you’re staying in a hotel is scary, but there are some things you can do to protect yourself.

When you’re staying in a hotel for vacation or work, the last thing you want to think about is that someone may be spying on you. But it can happen. In 2018, a Chicago woman sued Hilton for $100 million, claiming that she was filmed in the shower at a hotel and later blackmailed, according to CNN.

It’s not hard to plant a camera in a hotel room and no organization specifically tracks these types of crimes, security experts say.

“One of the reasons this is happening is because of the ready availability of low-cost camera technology,” says Jack Plaxe, founder and managing director of Security Consulting Alliance. Cameras with pinhole lenses that can be easily concealed are available through Amazon and other shopping sites for less than $100.”Anybody who has the intention of doing this can purchase something that will work.”

And today’s spy cameras are so small that if they’re properly concealed, there is no telltale sign, says Mike O’Rourke, CEO of Advanced Operational Concepts. Many come already installed in clock radios, smoke detectors, lamps, and other portable devices. 

People who place hidden cameras in hotel rooms may be looking for anything from compromising photos of people to trade secrets, security experts say. That said, Plaxe and O’Rourke say they don’t think the use of hidden cameras is as much of a problem in hotels in the United States.

“Overall in America, there is little worry in the larger and more prominent chains,” says O’Rourke. “Concern increases the further off-brand and lower budget one goes. Internationally, the opposite is true, especially in countries known to target business travelers.”

So while it can be almost impossible for an untrained eye to spot a hidden camera, there are some things you can do to reduce your risk:

Survey the room

Look for pieces of furniture or appliances that are in unusual places, Plaxe says. For example, a lamp that’s been placed in an unusual location and appears to be specifically angled toward the bed. If you have any suspicions, report them to hotel management.

Disconnect the alarm clock

If there is a bedside clock, O’Rourke unplugs it and places it in a drawer. When it’s anchored in place, he covers it with a towel. “If the clock is returned to its place or uncovered, I either have a problem or a detail-oriented housekeeping staff,” he says.

Cover the peephole on your door

People have used peephole reversers to film inside hotel rooms. “Sports reporter Erin Andrews was victimized in this manner a decade ago, and she won a multi-million-dollar settlement in court,” O’Rourke says.

Don’t use your laptop in expected locations

You may want to take additional precautions if you’re traveling in countries where trade secrets are targeted, such as China or Russia. “Cameras may be pointed at desks to capture computer passwords and other sensitive information,” O’Rourke says. Avoid using your laptop where criminals think you will—including the hotel lobby. 

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