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As the groans of pain subside, he tells me about his time in the garden, of how in the past four years he has come to love worms and apple trees, and of how, perhaps most of all, he loves "not wasting things".
Bullheads love worms more than any other food.
Also Bass love worms, so try worms that have salt in them.
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African dwarf frogs love blood worms.
The cost to business was estimated to be $10 billion.The "I love you" worm was exceptional, but run-of-the-mill viruses are a constant nuisance.
Hewlett-Packard & Company acknowledged last week that its computers suffered more than 700,000 infections from the "I Love You" worm -- more than 500,000 in the United States.
The "I love you" worm, which wreaked havoc on May 4th 2000, spread by sending a copy of itself in an e-mail to everyone in every address book it encountered.
Venter makes his fortune, while Sulston steps down as director of the Sanger Centre to go back to his first love, the worm, and to advise Oxfam on biotechnology and gene patenting.
"I've been told that men were much more likely to open the 'I Love You' worm than women," said George Cybenko, a computer scientist at Dartmouth University and a founder of the Institute of Security Technology Studies.
But as SoBig -- in colloquial parlance, a self-contained type of virus called a worm -- has faded, concern has grown that computer networks, and the power grids and nuclear plants they control, are no better equipped to ward off infections than they were three and a half years ago, when the infamous I Love You worm ravaged cyberspace.
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