[QUOTE=LaurV;297978]Drinking too much water too fast can kill you, the neurons will take in the water and increase in volume and crack open. I remember reading some years ago about a women who died like that. Let me search it.[/QUOTE]
[url]http://www.cbsnews.com/2100-201_162-2358958.html[/url]
I added some extra keywords to the search.

[QUOTE]Including the purest water from Evian...[/QUOTE][url]http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1344784/[/url]

[URL="http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/dentist-pulls-her-ex-boyfriend-teeth-split-210829769.html"]Dentist pulls out all of her ex-boyfriend’s teeth after split[/URL]

[QUOTE]A Polish woman is facing three years in prison after she removed all of her ex-boyfriend's teeth during dental surgery just days after their breakup.[/QUOTE]

yeah going to your ex-lovers office not the brightest idea ever, especially so close to the split up, having a new one who bases things on appearance isn't the best either.

edit: still safer than a urologist might of been.

[URL="http://shine.yahoo.com/parenting/worst-parent-week-dad-puts-toddler-washing-machine-183500809.html"]Worst Parent of the Week: Dad Puts Toddler in Washing Machine and Turns it On[/URL]

[QUOTE]In the silent footage from the laundromat's security camera, the dad scoops up the diaper-clad toddler, shoves him head first into the front-loading washer, and shuts the door. He and the mom seem amused at first, but panic quickly sets in when they realize that they can't get the washer door open. It's locked automatically, and the tot is trapped inside as the washer starts to run. (Warning: The video is disturbing). [/QUOTE]

[URL="http://z6mag.com/business/fb-stock-confusion-from-nasdaq-rule-4626-form-could-have-caused-selling-169674.html"]FB Stock Confusion From NASDAQ rule 4626 form Could Have Caused Selling[/URL]


[QUOTE]This apparently caused a rash of selling of Facebook stock and created downward pressure on the price which in turn caused more selling. NASDAQ isn’t answering press attempts to comment on the way the whole Facebook stock mess went down. It will probably be a few days before everyone knows whether NASDAQ will try and fix this or if stock traders get burned with major losses.[/QUOTE]

Find and replace!
 

[url]http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2012/06/nook-version-of-war-and-peace-turns-the-word-kindled-into-nookd/[/url]
[QUOTE]In one of the truly bizarre incidents we've seen out of the e-book publishing world, a translation of Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace for Barnes & Noble's Nook platform has replaced all mentions of the word "kindled" with "Nookd."[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=markr;301045][url]http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2012/06/nook-version-of-war-and-peace-turns-the-word-kindled-into-nookd/[/url][/QUOTE]This begs for a story using a character named Kindleie and of travails of those desperately seeking her.

[URL="http://news.yahoo.com/chinas-wuhan-city-covered-mysterious-haze-145340073.html"]China's Wuhan city covered in mysterious haze[/URL][QUOTE]Described by residents as opaque with yellowish and greenish [/QUOTE]

this got me thinking chlorine

[QUOTE]Xinhua described the haze as grey-yellow in colour and said it was seen in seven cities in Hubei province, including Wuhan.
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this throws me off a bit

[QUOTE]But it quoted the environmental protection department saying industrial accidents were not responsible and analysis showed an increase in carbon particles from burning organic matter.[/QUOTE] so it might have carbon in it carbon + chlorine -> some type of carbon chloride [QUOTE] "Many farmers choose to burn crops that are left behind in their fields after harvesting," Xinhua said.[/QUOTE] nice possible cover up if it smells like grass though what carbon chloride has a smell of fresh cut grass ? carbon dichloride oxide aka. phosgene [QUOTE]Xinhua said straw burning was the cause and denied there had been any industrial accidents in or near Wuhan, after Internet rumours suggested there had been an explosion at a chemical complex northeast of the city.[/QUOTE] any industrial use ? [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosgene#Uses"]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosgene#Uses[/URL] all signs ( though I'm probably forgetting something) point me towards a phosgene leak. if so it could be neutralized with ammonia from what I read. I just find it odd that if it is it that it's not the first time that city has had phosgene problems the Japanese used it in a war against them in that same place supposedly.

[QUOTE=science_man_88;302039][URL="http://news.yahoo.com/chinas-wuhan-city-covered-mysterious-haze-145340073.html"]China's Wuhan city covered in mysterious haze[/URL]

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all signs ( though I'm probably forgetting something) point me towards a phosgene leak. if so it could be neutralized with ammonia from what I read. I just find it odd that if it is it that it's not the first time that city has had phosgene problems the Japanese used it in a war against them in that same place supposedly.[/QUOTE]It is almost certainly not chlorine in concentrations high enough to be visibly yellow/green. In that case the human death toll would be in the tens of thousands, at least, and you would have heard about it. I very much doubt that there is a significant amount of phosgene in there either, or mustard gas if you want to fuel your chlorinated CW fantasies.

Sounds to me very much like a good old fashioned smog such as we used to have in many cities until smoke control legislation started to take effect.

Nothing to see here, move along please.

The dust from the Gobi tends toward the yellow end of the spectrum.

There's a "Yo momma" joke in there
 

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