Can you share some recent 'WestJet horror stories'?

Well, I heard of a WestJet horror story where a family was split up during boarding. Despite having booked seats together, they were placed in different parts of the plane. It was a nightmare especially for the parents with young children. Also, there are stories of overbooking. People showed up for their flights but were told there were no seats available for them due to overbooking, and WestJet's handling of the situation was not satisfactory at all.

Sure. There are horror stories about social media gone wrong. For instance, a person starts receiving anonymous death threats on a popular social media platform. The threats seem to come from a faceless entity that knows all their personal details. It turns out that it's a hacker who has access to their data through a security flaw in the app.

There was a story about a family who moved into a new house. They started to notice that at night, their baby monitor would pick up strange whispering voices that they couldn't explain. They also found small handprints on the windows that didn't belong to any of them. After doing some research, they found out that the previous owner had a tragic event in the house, and they believe that something of that horror still lingers in the place.

In the medical field, a recent spiking story involved using spiking neural networks to analyze EEG (electroencephalogram) data. By looking at the spiking patterns in the brainwaves, doctors hope to be able to diagnose neurological disorders more accurately. This could be a huge step forward in treating conditions like epilepsy and Alzheimer's.

Sure. There was a story about a dog that saved a family from a house fire. The dog barked and woke them up just in time. It's amazing how animals can sense danger and act to protect their human friends.

Well, there's the story of a local coffee shop. They recently introduced a unique blend of coffee beans sourced directly from farmers. Through great marketing and quality products, they've seen a significant increase in customers. Also, a tech entrepreneur created an app for mental health support. It has been downloaded millions of times and has helped many people deal with stress and anxiety.

There's 'Underwater' which is set in an underwater research facility. As the facility starts to flood, the crew has to face not only the water but also some unknown and menacing creatures that seem to be lurking in the dark depths. It's a tense and horror - filled movie. Well, also '47 Meters Down' where two sisters are trapped in a shark cage underwater. The feeling of being so close to danger in the underwater environment is really nerve - wracking.

Coinbase's IPO was a major event. As a leading cryptocurrency exchange, Coinbase's IPO brought the world of cryptocurrencies more into the mainstream financial spotlight. It was a sign of the growing acceptance and importance of digital currencies, and also signaled potential regulatory and market changes in the cryptocurrency space.

Yes. In recent times, there has been a lot of attention on the psychology of addiction. Scientists are trying to understand why some people are more prone to addictions and how to better treat them. Also, the study of the psychological impact of the COVID - 19 pandemic has been a major story. It includes things like how isolation affected mental health and how people coped with the fear and uncertainty. Moreover, the research on the effectiveness of virtual reality in treating phobias is also quite interesting.

A non - profit organization has been working to provide free mental health counseling to veterans. They recognized the high rate of mental health issues among veterans and decided to take action. Through fundraising and recruiting professional counselors, they have been able to offer much - needed support to those who served their country.