 And this in 1998! We can’t trust him! We have no proof that he’d be any better than her.” And I get it. Really, I do. But the fact of the matter is that even if Trump was ideologically aligned on every issue with Hillary, he would still do less damage than the career politician that has probably been planning her reign for at least two decades, with half of Washington jumping when she says jump and dancing when she says dance.
Throwing your vote away on a candidate that you know won’t win to prove a point isn’t principled. It’s selfish. Voting, like gender, is binary. One of two people are going to win. And voting for Egg McMuffin or Gary Johnson so that you can feel good about yourself and virtue signal is an incredibly egotistical action when you know exactly what we risk losing.
He flip flops. He lies. He’s classless. And I don’t think it would be a stretch of the imagination to call him godless. I don’t trust him, and I’m not happy about the situation we’re in. But if Trump delivers on even a fraction of the promises he’s made, he will be an exponentially better leader of our country than someone hellbent on destroying it.
I’m not asking you to do this for you, me, or the Republican Party, but the America that we both love dearly. You know what’s at stake, and you know better. Now I’m begging you to put your pride aside and do better.
WINNIPEG — A small explosion made for tense moments outside the law courts building in downtown Winnipeg on Wednesday.
Social media was first to report the explosion, which happened at around 2 p.m. near the steps of the building on York Avenue at Kennedy Street.
Police said one person was taken to hospital as a precautionary measure, but no one was seriously injured.
Reports say a small object was on fire and security guards rushed to put it out with an extinguisher. Soon after, the item exploded.
Courthouse business was suspended for the day and those inside were allowed to leave through side doors.
The bomb unit remained on scene for several hours and roadways in the area reopened at around 5 p.m.
Opened in Warsaw in April 2013, POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews tells the story of the thousand years of continuous Jewish presence in this part of the world, a history largely overshadowed, understandably, by the Holocaust. While the exhibition avoids a master narrative, it enacts a theatre of history founded on 12 metahistorical principles outlining POLIN’s curatorial, pedagogic, and performative storytelling strategies.
The catastrophe of 9/11 transformed life in New York City. Grassroots responses were spontaneous, improvised, and ubiquitous. Every surface was blanketed with candles, flowers, flags, and missing persons' posters that became the focal point of shrines memorializing the missing and presumed deceased. The catastrophe produced a series of equivocal situations: Kodak moment or surrogate body? Crime scene or tourist attraction? Missing person notice or obituary? Cheap souvenir or involuntary memento? Voyeurism or mourning? Above all, the question of documentation: When, where, and how should documentation of memorials be exhibited?Cider-Braised Chicken
Recipe by duonyte.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 whole chicken, cut in 8 pieces
- 1⁄4 cup all-purpose flour
- oil
- 2 cups hard alcoholic cider
- 1⁄2 cup tomato sauce
- 1 medium leek, sliced
- 4 tablespoons heavy cream
- 1 bay leaf
- salt, to taste
- ground black pepper, to taste
- chopped parsley (garnish) or chopped chives (garnish)
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The annual rate of sales moved to 497,000 units, the fastest pace in five years, according to data released today by HUD and the U.S. Census Bureau.
"New-home buyers are returning to the market in larger numbers as firming prices, shrinking inventories of homes for sale and improving local economies convince them that now is the time to make their move," said Rick Judson, chairman of the National Association of Home Builders, in a statement.
"Meanwhile, the very low supply of new homes on the market is indicative of the difficulty that builders are having in keeping up with demand due to availability issues with regard to materials, credit, labor and lots for development."
Three out of four regions posted gains in new home sales in June, with only the Midwest posting declines. The Midwest declined 11.8 percent, while the Northeast posted the largest increase at 18.5 percent.
The inventory of new homes for sale declined to 161,000 units in June, a 3.9-month supply at the current sales pace. The supply of homes for sale has not fallen below this level since March of 2004, NAHB reports.
"The takeaway from this report is that the housing recovery is solidly on track and isn't going to be derailed by slightly higher mortgage rates," said NAHB chief economist David Crowe. "After years of fence-sitting, buyers are back and are ready to move forward with an investment in homeownership."
The History Channel’s tech-savvy show, Modern Marvels, gives behind-the-scenes glimpses into innovations of past and present and this week will announce the year’s top five inventions. Among the 25 semifinalists is a machine invented by a Brigham Young University professor that automates the production of lightweight composite 3-D lattice structures 12 times stronger than steel per pound of material.
A panel of inventors, technologists and industry experts selected the semifinalists from among more than 3,300 independent inventors. One will ultimately be named 2007 Modern Marvel of the Year and be featured in episodes airing May 15-17.
Inventor David Jensen, a BYU professor of civil engineering at the Center for Advanced Structural Composites, has been perfecting the machine and its unique continuous fabrication process for nearly a decade. After observing the labor-intensive ways to make composite support materials while on a trip to China, Jensen wanted to create structures, from utility poles to cellular towers, that used lattice IsoTruss structures assembled all at once in a smooth, automated process without using cumbersome materials.
“The machine creates IsoTruss structures at a higher volume and lower cost with a continuous process that doesn’t require any hand assembly,” Jensen said. “It also enables new customized structures to be created without having to design an entirely new mandrel for each new configuration, employing instead an automated external cylinder shaping system.”
Jensen will join the 24 other inventors in New York on Friday to visit the invention exhibit in the final chapter of a whirlwind national museum tour that will ultimately culminate at the National Inventors Hall of Fame.
While he is modest in his expectations for the competition, Jensen will nonetheless be honored as one of the semifinalists and will participate in a workshop designed to launch all of the inventions successfully into the commercial marketplace.
To learn more about Jensen’s invention, visit and click on “2007 Winners” and then on his name. The Web site for his BYU research lab is.
This invention by BYU professor David Jensen manufactures super-strong composite structures and is a semi-finalist in the History Channel’s “Modern Marvel” of the year contest.
This bicycle has a frame made with the IsoTruss, a super-strong composite structure invented by BYU professor David Jensen.At one point I had read most of the reputable books (and a few of the dis-) about Jack the Ripper, but then I lost the thread for a while; I'm no Ripperologist. In recent years I was brought back to Whitechapel by the great graphic novel