I think those are supposed to be revolutionary war era triangle hats... But they do look conical 😆
Lol I remember that. I tried to find the story (briefly) but the search results are either cops making up ODs or stories debunking the alleged ODs
What is wrong with these people?
In 'Miss Merkel,' Germany's former chancellor is a crime-solving amateur detective
There is some misinfo on polarized glasses here. Polarized glasses are good for reducing glare but polarization doesn't make them more safe. I like to get polarized glasses because it reduces glare on water which is handy for fishing. One reason not to get polarized lenses is the polarization can affect how well you see screens. LCDs work based on polarization so polarized sunglasses can interact with that.
Looking back on 2024 so far, and this year I have read the news and muttered "what the fffuuuuuuuucckkkkk?" more than any year before
Well they're not all idiots lol.
running around without shoes as a kid is how I learned about tetanus!
It has been 23 years since the alleged crime and they are probably no closer to a trial than they were a decade ago. A plea agreement is the only realistic resolution here aside from these guys simply dying of old age.
Clown behavior from the US, to me in the same vein as their ridiculous demands for peace with Russia. Utterly unrealistic.
Yes! Elon challenged Zuck to a fight and then backed out. What a clown.
Yes as long as you are well hydrated the throughput is not bad
My bad, I updated
Fetterman, Sinema, Manchin, what a gang
>The USDA-approved lab authorized to test the milk for the H5N1 bird flu virus called the farms to seek their permission to examine the milk, then also declined to test the milk for bird flu when the farmers did not grant it. > >“[The farms] are aware of what a nonnegative test would do to their business,” said Brandon Dominguez, the Veterinary Services Section Head at the Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic laboratory in College Station, Texas. “They asked that we do not run the test.” > >After NPR reported that the USDA had confirmed the agency does not require labs to have permission from farms to test milk samples for bird flu, Amy Swinford, the director of the Texas A&M lab, added that another reason the lab could not perform the test is that reporters did not provide the premise identification numbers for each of the farms. Those numbers are not publicly available; reporters did include the license numbers of each of the farms when they submitted samples for testing. > >The lab and the farms’ refusal to test samples of raw milk comes as scientists have criticized the federal government for being slow to collect and report information about the virus. There has been no widespread testing of dairy workers to understand how many may be infected, no mandate that dairy farms test their herds if they aren’t moving cattle between states, and no clear testing data to support federal authorities’ warnings of a potential threat of bird flu in raw milk that people drink.
Head in the sand: what could go wrong?
The measure comes in response to a group of Republicans introducing a bill to rename Dulles airport after the former president and presumptive GOP presidential nominee.
Nice to see US leadership continue to work on things that matter.