Bars are closing — again — in several states across the US, as more people who head out for drinks with friends are getting infected with the coronavirus. But in many states, and countries including the UK, bars are opening for the first time this week. Dr. Anthony Fauci said earlier this week that bars are “really not good” places to be hanging out right now. He’s right: gathering indoors, where you get close to other people, shout to be heard, take off face coverings to drink, and (perhaps) loose a little inhibition along the way is a dangerous concoction that dramatically ups the odds of transmitting the coronavirus. Drinking… Read More
Continue ReadingSuspect charged with murder in fatal hit-and-run remains behind bars while his lawyer awaits full disclosure
Law student David Roper, appearing for defence counsel Balfour Der, told provincial court Judge Mike Dinkel an initial disclosure package has been received, but more is expected. Read More …read more Source:: Calgary Herald
Continue ReadingDorit Kemsley STUNS Fans with Bikini Body Thirst Trap!
Dorit Kemsley is not the only Real Housewife with recent drama with Kyle Richards, and now she has some drama all on her own. Fans accuse Dorit of giving herself a “new face.” What better distraction could she use than to flaunt her entire body for fans to gawk at. What face? That’s what Dorit’s followers on Instagram would ask if you probed for their opinions about whether she got herself a new face. See, Dorit’s body is more than just bikini-ready. This Real Housewife looks jaw-droppingly incredible. She’s wearing a blue two-piece with white trim. As an added treat for fans, she has her hair down. In a second… Read More
Continue Reading20 US presidents who belonged to secret societies
A number of US presidents have belonged to secret societies over the years. In fact, a whopping 14 presidents were Freemasons. Others belonged to a range of secret societies, from college groups like Skull and Bones to lesser known organizations like the Concatenated Order of Hoo-Hoo. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories. To the paranoid mind, it probably sounds somewhat startling that 20 out of 45 US presidents have been affiliated with some kind of secret society. Are there any movies with remotely benevolent secret orders? Most fictional secret societies are depicted as ominous — and usually feature troublesome chanting, outdated robes, sacrifices, and nefarious global plots. The societies… Read More
Continue ReadingDivers found a treasure trove of Aboriginal tools on a lost chunk of the Australian continent, which sunk underwater thousands of years ago
In a new study, researchers describe 270 Aboriginal artifacts they found at two underwater archaeological sites off Australia’s northwest coast. The stone tools are at least 7,000 years old. The artifacts were underwater because sea levels rose and submerged 30% of Australia’s coast line at the end of the last Ice Age 12,000 years ago. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories. Australia was nearly one-third bigger 12,000 years ago. But when glaciers melted at the end of the last Ice Age, sea levels rose sharply, engulfing 770,000 square miles of the continent’s coastline. Places inhabited by the Aboriginal people sunk beneath the waves, burying tools and other artifacts at… Read More
Continue ReadingThe best cookbooks for beginners
Whether you’re a newbie in the kitchen, looking to expand your repertoire of cooking techniques, or just in search of more recipe options, a good cookbook that spells out the steps involved in preparing a dish is a must-have. There are plenty of books geared toward new cooks, but our top pick is “How to Cook Everything: The Basics” by Mark Bittman. Read more: The best cookbooks There are some cooks — my mother is one of them — who don’t need a cookbook to whip up a delicious recipe. And then there are cooks like me. Those who are easily able to follow a recipe in a cookbook and… Read More
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