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They just showed Larry David courtside at the Clippers game. I don’t encourage injuring players but if the game is close in the 4th, we might need one of these on the Warriors player of his choosing pic.twitter.com/D1JHXtK7xe … [Read more...] about Fans thought Larry David was having a bad time at Warriors-Clippers Game 6

But why feet? Why not hands and heads and torsos? Because unlike other parts of the body, feet are often ensconced in buoyant, mummifying tennis shoes, says Richard Thompson, a physical oceanographer with the federal Institute of Ocean Sciences on Vancouver Island. While other appendages might separate, sink, and decompose, the shoes preserve all those tiny bones that would otherwise break down in the salt water, and the air-filled or rubberized soles at the bottom of those shoes would cause them to float to the surface. … [Read more...] about Human Feet Washing Up on Shore in British Columbia, Canada

Employees of the public order office block a road close to the Cologne Cathedral in Cologne, Germany, Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2020. A train station, an opera house and a TV station in the western Germany city of Cologne are evacuated on Tuesday as experts prepare to defuse an American 500-kilogram (1,100-pound) bomb from World War II. (Roberto Pfeil/dpa via AP) less … [Read more...] about Evacuations in Cologne before World War II bomb defusing

The prosecutor had an open and shut case, he thought. But there was no physical evidence that linked Crump directly to the crime. No murder weapon was found. He’d never been known to own a gun, much less a Smith and Wesson .38. And at his trial in 1965, the brilliant woman lawyer who defended him, Dovey Mae Johnson, tore the prosecution case apart. Crump was acquitted; no other suspects were identified or detained, much less prosecuted. And to this day the murder of Mary Meyer remains officially unsolved. … [Read more...] about The JFK Mistress Gunned Down in Cold Blood

Check out these unique properties recently featured on Maryland Patches. Among them are two homes that used to be something else — one, a firehouse; another, a convenience store — as well as two horse farms, a former governor's home, multiple waterfront properties and more. … [Read more...] about Former Firehouse, Old Convenience Store: MD Dream Homes