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"Just when we think we figured things out, the universe throws us a curveball. So, we have to improvise. We find happiness in unexpected places. We find ourselves back to the things that matter the most. The universe is funny that way. Sometimes it just has a way of making sure we wind up exactly where we belong." - "Dr. Meredith Grey", "Grey's Anatomy"  Just Get me through Today
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Soft Drinks was the No. 1 Purchase by Food Stamp Recipients, From Grocery Chain
Soft drinks were the top commodity bought by food stamp recipients shopping at outlets run by a single U.S. grocery retailer. By contrast, milk was the top commodity bought from the same retailer by customers not on food stamps. Alcoholism Research: A virus could manipulate neurons to reduce the desire to drink A handful of nuts a day cuts the risk of a wide range of diseases
NBC's Fake News King Brian Williams Launches Crusade Against "Fake News" The Pacific Coast of the United States and Canada has been contaminated with radioactive particles from Fukushima. And finally, it is being officially acknowledged. Woods Hole chemical oceanographer Ken Buesseler has tracked the radiation plume as it slowly makes its way across the Pacific Ocean. It’s a stark reminder that the effects from Fukushima radiation continually spilling into the ocean have not been abated. The site continues to leak highly toxic radioactive material to this day.
What you should know before taking another sip of beer
What's that, you say? You're not interested in becoming a beer snob? There's nothing wrong with that. Just because you're not a beer snob, though, doesn't mean that you won't find some of the basics about beer and beer drinking pretty fascinating. Whether you're looking to try something new after work or get the most out of your purchase from the local brew pub, there are a few things that you should know about beer before you take another sip. You'll appreciate the knowledge! A beer a day helps prevent stroke and heart disease, new study suggests Maybe two is ok Drinking too much water can kill, report says   Proof Positive, Lord Loves a Thinkin Man
Police say a Rhode Island man who streamed himself on Facebook Live speeding and weaving in and out of traffic was seriously injured when he crashed into a garbage truck and a concrete barrier. Now it’s Just a Dream Bald Florida man gets prison for stealing hair growth products To Hell with the Snow, Do Not Touch Shopper puzzled by snow globe 'May cause cancer!' warning Finland Must be into some Weird Stuff Contestant that makes Fart noises with his hands wins Country's Entertainment Show Boston, Worcester and Providence People Would Eat Them Up Police in Prince Edward Island are warning drivers to stop being so nice to each other, after a number of accidents caused by motorists trying to be kind.
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The guy who received the 8in bionic penis earlier this year has received about 50 offers of sex from women. All these have occurred since it was first fitted and activated in March. The truth is that the man-made organ hasn't been used since sleeping with sex worker Charlotte Rose shortly after being installed eight months ago. AN SAS sniper has picked off his 100th Islamic State militant during fighting for the Iraqi city of Mosul. The impressive tally makes him one of the most successful snipers in the British armed forces. His latest kill is said to be a “high valued target” in the terror group, which has put up fierce resistance as the US-backed coalition attempts to recapture Iraq’s second city from the extremists. The unnamed sniper is a veteran of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and dozens of his past targets were ISIS fighters. MORE 
Greg Lake: King Crimson and ELP star dies aged 69 One of the founding fathers of progressive rock, the British musician is known for songs including In the Court of the Crimson King and his solo hit I Believe in Father Christmas. He died on Wednesday after "a long and stubborn battle with cancer".
It was Never a Threat
A small-town P.E.I. police department has issued a public apology to Nickelback, and taken down a social media post that threatened to force drunk drivers to listen to the Alberta band's music. Sometimes You Just Need to Sit Down and Think There are times in life when someone will pass right through the realms of inebriation and enter a completely different world. A guy in Poland did just that after taking part in a heavy boozing session with too many vodkas. The result, He passes out and is later pronounced dead. He is then taken to the mortuary, where he was placed in a refrigerator. Later the same day a guard at the hospital heard strange noises coming from the morgue. He stated that he thought there might be a burglary going on. Upon investigation, he found that the sounds were coming from the refrigerators. With shaking hands, he opened one of the doors, and there he found a naked corpse, who asked me for a blanket, says the guard. The guard called the police and a doctor who quickly came to the morgue and surprisingly found that the 25-year-old had risen from the dead. He got his clothes back, and politely asked if he could go home. And after a medical checkup, he packed his things and took off.On the way home; however, he went back to the pub. After all, it's not every day one survives death, and it's certainly time for a celebration. There was no further information available on whether the security guard needed a change of clothes after the encounter.   How FDR responded to the "day of infamy" Students have made “The Dirt Bag” Martin Shkreli's $750 drug in their chem lab for just $2 A group of high school students in Australia has now created 3.7 grams of Daraprim's active ingredient in their chemistry lab for just $20 - an amount that would sell in the US for between $35,000 and $110,000 at the current rate charged by Shkreli's company. Last year, hedge-fund manager Martin Shkreli made headlines for all the wrong reasons when he bought anti-parasitic drug Daraprim and jacked up the price overnight from $US13.50 to $750 a tablet. A man's prostate cancer has disappeared with an experimental treatment This is promising.
A Handy Guide For Liberals Who Are Suddenly Interested In Gun Ownership
Its Official California regulates cow farts A Beginner’s Guide to beefing up your privacy and security online FLASHBACK: Obama was asked if anything could be done to stem the tide of jobs flowing out of the country, as Trump had recently promised to do.
We cling to our own point of view, as though everything depended on it. Yet our opinions have no permanence; like autumn and winter, they gradually pass away. — Zhuang Zhou   This Gal is Just Bad to the Bone
This was after she threw her dog into traffic when she was about to be arrested for the shoplifting three Yuengling beers. When she was arrested and placed in the back of the Patrol car, the woman started to kick the back seat window and bang on the plexiglass partition with her hands. The officer repeatedly told her to stop, but she refused to do so. Police said the officer warned the suspect that she would be pepper-sprayed if she did not stop kicking the window, but when she continued, he sprayed her through the lowered rear window. As retaliation, the woman urinated and defecated in the back of the patrol car. More Girls Just Wanna Have Fun A parking lot brawl between two women in South Los Angeles quickly escalated into a demolition derby. There’s Gold in Them Hills Mother who turned breast milk into SOAP says demand for the 'creamy and gentle' bar is now so great she's set up her own business
You may be surprised to learn that it doesn’t take much time to earn money online. These websites will pay you for things you already do on a daily basis.: 30 Websites That Will Pay You for Things You Already Do
How To Vet Nonprofits before You Give Charity solicitations are as much a part of the holiday season as decorations. If you give, it’s a good idea to know what the nonprofit organization does with your money. Charity Watch is a great web site to help Illegal Immigrants Tell Border Agents "Obama Said It Was OK To Come" |
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