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Wednesday, October 25, 2017

Oregon man blows hand apart – gets charged with assault

An Oregon man is facing an assault charge after he detonated a small bomb inside his car that caused part of his hand to blow off and hit a nearby officer.

Texas police find body believed to be Sherin Matthews

Texas police find body believed to be 3-year-old whose father locked her out at night as punishment

Oklahoma teen fatally shoots 10-year-old neighbor

Oklahoma teen fatally shoots 10-year-old neighbor with crossbow after ‘disagreement’

Protester attacked after alt-right shriek relives the moment

Somehow, the Navy veteran and anti-fascist protester who was shot in Gainesville, Florida after Richard Spencer’s shriek there last week was only grazed by the bullet fired by a neo-Nazi from Texas.

Neo-Nazi spits at 84-year-old Holocaust survivor

Neo-Nazi spits at 84-year-old Holocaust survivor before giving the ‘Heil Hitler’ salute

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Tuesday, October 24, 2017

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Today in History

439
Carthage, the leading Roman city in North Africa, falls to Genseric and the Vandals.
1531
Bavaria, despite being a Catholic region, joins the League of Schmalkalden, a Protestant group which opposes Charles V.
1648
The signing of the Treaty of Westphalia ends the German Thirty Years’ War.
1755
A British expedition against the French held Fort Niagara in Canada ends in failure.
1812
Napoleon’s original plans for retreating from Moscow are thwarted by the Imperial Russian Army at the Battle of Maloyaroslavets. His battle-fatigued Grande Armée, forced to withdraw through heavily ravaged areas, will be hobbled by the lack of supplies, the onset of the brutal Russian winter, and constant attacks by Russian peasants and irregular troops.
1836
The match is patented.
1861
Western Union completes the first transcontinental telegraph line, putting the Pony Express out of business.
1863
General Ulysses S. Grant arrives in Chattanooga, Tennessee, to find the Union Army there starving.
1897
The first comic strip appears in the Sunday color supplement of the New York Journal called the ‘Yellow Kid.’
1901
Annie Edson Taylor, 63, is the first woman to go safely over Niagara Falls in a barrel. She made the attempt for the cash award offered, which she put toward the loan on her Texas ranch.
1916
Henry Ford awards equal pay to women.
1917
The Austro-German army routs the Italian army at Caporetto, Italy.
1929
Black Thursday takes place–the first day of the stock market crash which began the Great Depression.
1930
John Wayne debuts in his first starring role in The Big Trail .
1931
Al (Alphonse) Capone, the prohibition-era Chicago gangster, is sent to prison for tax evasion.
1934
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, called Mahatma or “Great Soul,” resigns from Congress in India.
1938
The Fair Labor Standards Act becomes law, establishing the 40-hour work week.
1944
The aircraft carrier USS Princeton is sunk by a single Japanese plane during the Battle of Leyte Gulf.
1945
The United Nations comes into existence with the ratification of its charter by the first 29 nations.
1945
Vidkun Quisling, Norway’s wartime minister president, is executed by firing squad for collaboration with the Nazis.
1952
Presidential candidate Dwight D. Eisenhower announces that if elected, he will go to Korea.
1970
Leftist Salvador Allende is elected president of Chile.
1973
The Yom Kippur War ends.
1980
Poland’s government legalizes the Solidarity Trade Union.
1992
The Toronto Blue Jays win the World Series, defeating the Atlanta Braves in the 11th inning of the 6th game, to become the first Major League Baseball team from outside the US to win the series.
2003
The supersonic Concorde jet made its last commercial passenger flight from New York City’s John F. Kennedy International Airport to London’s Heathrow Airport, traveling at twice the speed of sound.
2008
Many stock exchanges worldwide suffer the steepest declines in their histories; the day becomes known as “Bloody Friday.”

NAFTA Negotiators Send Corporate Whiners Back to Swamp

The overwhelming dishonesty of ‘investigative journalist’ James O’Keefe

If O’Keefe had any intellectual dignity, he would be honest about his work. Spoiler alert: He won't because he has none.

Humanity Is Being Split into Two Groups

Socially Conscious Travelers, Beware

Did a Psychiatric Hospital Lock Up People for Profit?

The Psychopath Test

He lives next door, is an excellent liar, and is only pretending to care how your parents are doing. No, not your ex, but rather a real-life psychopath. Most don’t realize that psychopaths are rarely tucked away in high security prisons, but often live right down the street. Thankfully, Dr. Pascal Wallisch has our back, and the psychologist is hoping to protect us, the 99 percent of the population that can physically feel empathy and regret, from those who can’t.

Texas death row execution halted as case takes a strange twist

Texas inmate Larry Swearingen, who has been sitting on death row for 17 years, may have been plotting to avoid his date with the execution chamber in November by having a serial murderer take the fall for his crime, according to a county prosecutor.
But an attorney for Swearingen denies such a plot exists with a second death-row inmate, Anthony Shore, and Shore has not tried to take the rap for Swearingen’s convictions. The attorney said over the weekend that the county prosecution’s collusion accusation is false and part of a series of blunders in a faulty prosecution.
For Shore, with five murder convictions, admitting to one more killing would not change his death sentence. But for Swearingen, such a confession could spare his life.
The questions about a confession led a state court to call for the postponement of Shore’s planned Oct. 18 execution a few hours before his scheduled lethal injection until authorities can determine the facts.

Maine college students drown out anti-LGBTQ preacher by singing Elvis’ ‘I Can’t Help Falling In Love With You’

Maine college students drown out anti-LGBTQ preacher by singing Elvis’ ‘I Can’t Help Falling In Love With You’

Shelter for homeless women requiring attendance and tithing at Alabama’s largest megacult

A homeless woman in Birmingham has blown the whistle on mandatory attendance at and tithing to Alabama’s largest megacult.

Slash birth control access and push ineffective 'rhythm method' for women

The Dumbass Trump junta wants to replace reliable birth control methods with "fertility awareness," a dubious family planning technique that fails nearly a quarter of women every year.

Stewardess claims first-class passengers pay flight attendants for sex

by Becky Pemberton
An air hostess from a British airline has lifted the lid on the mile-high bonks, romps with pilots and celebrity affairs that go on among the glamorous crew.
The stewardess, who wishes to remain anonymous, claims life on board is every bit as outrageous as the famous names she’s met.
She first joined the airline “to travel the world, meet new people and get paid for living the lifestyle.”
Now, 15 years later, she claims she’s seen and heard it all — and revealed that two girls last year were making money by having sex with first class and business class passengers.
She said: “A stewardess was caught getting [business] on board as a prostitute. She was caught business-carding it — trying to drum up [business] on a flight.”
“She only got sacked because she changed hotel rooms but she hadn’t informed her [customers] that she had — and they were turning up looking for her. Another stewardess did the LA trip and she had a nice little business down there of people coming to her hotel room and having sex with her.”
“It was perfect as she was meeting really high-end people, business class and first class, meeting the real, real rich guys where money is nothing and they are willing to pay for it — for a young bit of [a babe] with a small bum and a tight skirt.”
“One girl got paid working as a dominatrix.”
When meals have been dished out and there is a quiet point in the flight, the cabin crew worker alleges, she regularly hears of staff performing sex acts on each other in the crew rest area.
And during one risky romp, a pilot was said to have had sex with an air hostess mid-flight in the back of the cockpit.
The cabin crew worker revealed: “On a 747 [jet,] the pilots have bunkbeds at the back of the cockpit and the captain was seeing a stewardess and there were two pilots taking over for the captain to have a break.”
“They let him and the girl go into the bedroom mid-flight, it was all safe, but I believe the bedroom was rocking and it wasn’t turbulence!”
Meanwhile, one shameless, cheating pilot, whose wife was on board the flight at the time, hooked up with his air-hostess girlfriend mid-journey without them getting caught in the act.
Not all are so discreet, the air hostess claimed.
She asserted: “It’s common for pilots to go out with stewardesses, especially the younger stewardess that join fleets.”
“The girls sometimes believe stupidly and naively that they are something special. The majority of the pilots have partners and families back home.”
“One story I heard was a pilot who had a wife at home who got a stewardess pregnant — and she now lives with them in their home. Whatever floats their boat.”
While mile-high action certainly takes place in the skies, a lot of the raunchy fun happens when the crew land in a foreign country and head back to hotels.
She claimed: “The younger fleet are aged under 21 so can’t go out and drink, so many of them have room parties.”
“This is where many of the pilots will get their claws into them, basically. There’s been a couple of threesomes.”
Some of the wilder routes are long-haul destinations like Hong Kong or Singapore.
As soon as they land at these far-flung destinations, the crew can get up to three nights to party and explore the country before the flight home.
According to the worker, a lot can happen when “it’s a new destination, new people, exciting times and you have the leery flight deck.”
One of the hardest parts of the job, she claims, is dealing with angry passengers who are rude and tired during the flight.
She confessed: “I’ve had passengers bang on their meal trays because they couldn’t have the meal choices they wanted.”
“It’s never first class, it’s always business class where the people haven’t quite made it, but they think they’ve made it.”
“We had one guy who was really horrible to my friend. When he was asleep, we got his jacket out and we unpicked the seams at the end of his jacket on his sleeves. We mashed up some crab and prawns and then put them in the sleeves of the jacket. You couldn’t really feel them.”
“Then we sewed them up. We knew he was going to Barbados, so it was going to be hot and would stink.”
In another instance, she got back at a group of rowdy Italians who were making pervy comments about her.
She relayed: “Their ringleader was saying really dirty things in Italian and making his friends laugh.”
“When he was asleep, I hid one of his shoes and made him get off the plane with one shoe on. Seeing him in the baggage hold with one shoe was brilliant.”
Sometimes the crew would joke among themselves too, with pilots being tasked to get certain words or phrases into their announcements over the PA system.
She said: “We used to say to the captain, ‘In the speech you have to get in words like clitoris.’ So they’d be flying back and say, ‘So now we are just flying past the island of Clit-oris.’”
Another time they tasked the pilot with getting George Michael songs in a speech.
She said: “He said things like, ‘Ladies and gentlemen, tonight baby I’m your man and I’ll be flying you in a careless whisper.’”
After over 10 years on the job, she said, she is more than capable of dealing with all types of customers and is able to keep her cool when famous passengers come on board.
She said: “We always meet celebs and A-listers, my friend got asked out by a married footballer whose wife had just given birth to twins back from the World Cup.
“I serve someone in first class the same as in economy, people — if they are really famous — they like you to be really normal or they freeze up.
“I know a lot of people who have dated celebrities, though.”
The air hostess, who has had a long-term partner back home so doesn’t partake in the wild sex antics, said airlines have gotten stricter in recent times, so the job isn’t as fun as it once was.
But she has no regrets about her 15 years in the skies and confessed: “It is just something I’ve always wanted to do.”

'Responsible' gun owner blames theft of $10,000 in weapons on stripper

A self-identified “responsible” gun owner in Kokomo, Indiana is blaming a stripper for the theft of 16 firearms from the bedroom where he let her stay despite the objections of his wife.

New Mexico bus driver accused of threatening to rape ‘fucking Jap’ neighbor after poisoning her dog

"Selso put a bowl with hamburger meat poisoned with a generous amount of antifreeze in his backyard and later admitted to purposely poisoning the dog," the police report states

Tech CEO jailed on charges of child rape and assault with a deadly weapon

Zain Jaffer, the CEO of mobile video company Vungle has been placed on indefinite leave after he was arrested last Sunday and charged with a slew of offenses including attempted murder, performing a lewd act upon a child, forced oral copulation with a minor, child abuse and assault with a deadly weapon. 

O’Reilly Shelled Out $32 Million To Settle Yet Another Sexual Harassment Suit In January

‘Nobody Pays $32M For False Allegations – Nobody’

You May Never Eat Octopus Again After Reading This

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Monday, October 23, 2017

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Today in History

4004 BC
According to 17th century divine James Ussher, Archbishop of Armagh, and Dr. John Lightfoot of Cambridge, the world was created on this day, a Sunday, at 9 a.m.
1641
A rebellion takes place in Ireland. Catholics, under Phelim O’Neill, rise against the Protestants and massacre men, women and children to the number of 40,000 (some say 100,000).
1694
American colonial forces led by Sir William Phips, fail in their attempt to seize Quebec.
1707
The first Parliament of Great Britain meets.
1783
Virginia emancipates slaves who fought for independence during the Revolutionary War.
1861
Lincoln suspends the writ of habeas corpus in Washington, D.C. for all military-related cases.
1864
Two union forces under Major General Samuel R. Curtis decisively defeat an outnumbered Confederate force under Major General Sterling Price at Westport, Missouri, near Kansas City. The Battle of Westport, which some will call the “Gettysburg of the West,” forces Price’s army to retreat and ends his Missouri expedition, the last major Confederate offensive west of the Mississippi River.
1918
President Woodrow Wilson feels satisfied that the Germans are accepting his armistice terms and agrees to transmit their request for an armistice to the Allies. The Germans have agreed to suspend submarine warfare, cease inhumane practices such as the use of poison gas, and withdraw troops back into Germany.
1929
The first transcontinental air service begins from New York to Los Angeles.
1942
The Western Task Force, destined for North Africa, departs from Hampton Roads, Virginia.
1952
The Nobel Prize for Medicine is awarded to Ukranian-born microbiologist Selman A. Waksman for his discovery of an effective treatment of tuberculosis.
1954
In Paris, an agreement is signed providing for West German sovereignty and permitting West Germany to rearm and enter NATO and the Western European Union.
1973
A U.N. sanctioned cease-fire officially ends the Yom Kippur war between Israel and Syria.
1983
A truck filled with explosives, driven by a Muslim terrorist, crashes into the U.S. Marine barracks in Beirut, Lebanon. The bomb kills 237 Marines and injures 80. Almost simultaneously, a similar incident occurs at French military headquarters, where 58 die and 15 are injured.
1989
The Hungarian Republic replaces the communist Hungarian People’s Republic.
1998
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian Chairman Yasser Arafat reach a “land for peace” agreement.
2002
Chechen terrorists take 700 theater-goers hostage at the House of Culture theater in Moscow.
2004
An earthquake in Japan kills 35, injures 2,200, and leaves 85,000 homeless or displaced.
2011
The Libyan National Transition Council declares the Libyan civil war over.
2012
The world’s oldest teletext service, BBC’s Ceefax, ceases operation.

Secrets of Halloween Costume Designers

People spend over $9 billion on Halloween every year, and a big chunk of that will be for Halloween costumes. Keeping us supplied with scary, funny, creative, sexy, and trendy costumes takes teams of designers busy all year long. But they swing into high gear when a new meme pops up just before Halloween.
3. THEY CAN DESIGN AND PRODUCE A COSTUME IN A MATTER OF DAYS.

A lot of costume interest comes from what’s been making headlines in the fall: Costumers have to be ready to meet that demand. “We’re pretty good at being able to react quickly,” says Pilar Quintana, vice-president of merchandising for Yandy.com. “Something happening in April may not be strong enough to stick around for Halloween.”
Because the mail-order site has in-house models and isn’t beholden to approval from big box vendors, Quintana can design and photograph a costume so it’s available within 72 hours. If it's more elaborate, it can take a little longer: Both Yandy and Weeks had costumes inspired by the Cecil the Lion story that broke in July 2015 (in which a trophy hunter from Minnesota killed an African lion) on their sites in a matter of weeks.

11. DEAD CELEBRITIES MEAN SALES.

It may be morbid, but it’s a reality: The high-profile passing of celebrities, especially close to Halloween, can trigger a surge in sales. “Before Robin Williams died, I couldn’t sell a Mork costume for a dollar,” Weeks says. “After he died, I couldn’t not sell it for less than $100.” This year, designers expect Hugh Hefner to fuel costume ideas—unless something else pops up suddenly to grab their attention. “Last year, when Prince died, that was almost trumped by [presidential debate audience member] Ken Bone,” Berman says. “He became almost more popular than Prince.”
Another thing about selling trendy costumes is that a customer won't want to wear the same costume a year later, so there's another sale coming. Read more secrets from Halloween costume makers at Mental Floss.

Vampires, Ghosts, and the "Dark Shadows" Beauty Pageants of the Early 1970s

Dark Shadows was a Gothic soap opera that ran on ABC-TV from 1966 to 1971. Its most popular character was Barnabas Collins, a sexy, scary, and very wealthy vampire. The series was a sensation in its time, but by 1970 was starting to run out of steam. A feature film spinoff called House of Dark Shadows was released in September of that year. To promote the film, MGM naturally staged a beauty pageant. Of course they did. It was called the Miss American Vampire Contest. The genius part was that the top prize was a guest spot on the TV show.
Ads were placed in newspapers across the country, targeting girls, 18 to 25, who thought they had the right “vampire looks.” One newspaper story about the promotion, dredged up by the blog Dark Shadows in the Press, said that contestants would be judged by their interpretation of the vampire aesthetic, as well as “charm, poise, stage presence, and videogenic qualities for television.” One TV ad for the competition read, “It’s a contest you can sink your teeth into.”
Leading up to the release of House of Dark Shadows, regional beauty contests were held in a number of cities, from Dallas to Philadelphia to Miami. These prelims produced a handful of finalists, who traveled to Los Angeles to compete for the title on September 10, 1970. One of the judges for the New Jersey regional competition recalls her experience in the book The Dark Shadows Companion: 25th Anniversary Collection, saying, “It was fun for the first five minutes. After that it got terribly depressing. Some of the girls came in bikinis. Some of them came dressed as witches or vampires or dead bodies. One girl stood in front of me and just stared.”
You might be surprised to find out who won that beauty pageant, and what happened afterward. You can read all about it at Atlas Obscura.

Essential reasons marriage becoming obsolete

Fewer ‘I dos’
There’s no doubt: Fewer people are making a commitment to marriage.
Barely “more than half of adults in the U.S. say they’re living with a spouse,” writes Jay Zagorsky, an economist at The Ohio State University. “It is the lowest share on record, and down from 70 percent in 1967.

Texas Rangers bust youth pastor for sexual assault

Clinton Brackett was serving as the Director of Student Brainwashing for First United Methodist Cult in Lindale, Texas when he was arrested for sexual assault. 

France gets serious over sexual harassment

France gets serious over sexual harassment after Weinstein scandal
The Harvey Weinstein scandal is forcing a rethink of attitudes toward sexual harassment in France, a country that cherishes its self-image as the land of seduction and romance, said the minister tasked with cracking down on violence against women.…

The Antidote to Health Care Chaos Is a Single-Payer System

Do You Dream?

when people dont dreamDo You Dream? The Answer Could Have a Huge Impact On Your Health
Your dreams say a lot about your quality of sleep — and that says a lot about your overall health

How Legal Cannabis Is Improving Public Health

The Addict in All of Us

Who Profits From the Opioid Crisis?

Vietnam and the War on Drugs

Drain Linkage

How to Cope with the Trauma of Dumbass Trump

Heinous Acts of White Nationalist Terror Just This Year

Spencer’s Fascist Goon Squad Couldn’t Keep Florida From Laughing His Nazi Ass Off The Stage

Richard Spencer’s Fascist Goon Squad Couldn’t Keep Florida From Laughing His Nazi Ass Off The Stage
These clowns can’t even get through their little hate party without the crowd bursting into laughter.

Swastika-Covered Guy Gets Punched In The Face

One Nazi made the mistake of leaving his “safe space” at a circle jerk featuring infamous Nazi Richard Spencer and learned, like Spencer did ...

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