A Proper Rittenhouse Verdict And No Mass Rioting A Great Day For America Opinion

Well, will wonders never cease? The jury ruled properly, and the riots anticipated by many did not materialize—unless you count the dumpster fires of rhetoric that spread through the halls of a media that had largely rooted for a conviction from the beginning. Based on the narrative of a large percentage of what now passes as “reporting,” Kyle Rittenhouse was a malicious young white supremacist thug who violated gun laws to carry out his sinister wish to infiltrate a peaceful protest with the hopes of killing black people....

January 17, 2023 · 5 min · 872 words · Jane Lannon

A Retrospective Look At Gta San Andreas S Hardest Missions

Not meant to be an opinionated listicle, this is a retrospective look at the common aspects that fans know and love (or more likely hate in this instance). This article will also contain reasons why GTA San Andreas players usually find them to be so challenging. Looking back at the hardest missions in GTA San Andreas Wrong Side of the Tracks The first hard mission that GTA San Andreas fans can probably think of is Wrong Side of the Tracks....

January 17, 2023 · 3 min · 600 words · Robert Kenyon

A Saint Hits The Road

New York is the latest stop on a tour that has taken the saint known as the “Little Flower of Jesus” across 14 countries on three continents. Roman Catholics can’t remember anything quite like it. In Parana, Argentina, this year, 30,000 people showed up to venerate Saint Therese’s relics. In 1997, 40,000 packed a soccer stadium in Brazil. On Oct. 17, nearly 15,000 people paid their respects at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Manhattan....

January 17, 2023 · 2 min · 408 words · Mafalda Miron

Los Angeles Times Editorial Board Demands Trump Impeachment Now Says Gross Abuse Of Power Is The Business Of Congress

The editorial board penned a blistering opinion piece that said Trump should not only have articles of impeachment brought against him for his Ukraine abuse of power, but also on obstruction of justice charges stemming from Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation. It also urged Republicans to “abandon their lockstep loyalty to Trump” in favor of viewing the plain-and-simple facts, noting that Trump’s best “defense” has been preventing his top current and former administration officials from testifying....

January 17, 2023 · 3 min · 555 words · Terry Mclean

Los Mejores Escape Rooms Online

Y es que hay pocas cosas más emocionantes que conseguir liberarte de ese encierro después de resolver el misterio con tu grupo de amigos y amigas. Ahora, desde nuestro confinamiento, podemos también hacerlo pero solo de forma virtual. Nos hemos ayudado de, Runwilly, la primera red social para escapistas, para configurar esta lista de los mejores escape rooms a los que puedes jugar hoy desde el salón de tu casa....

January 17, 2023 · 3 min · 596 words · Frank Mehlig

Lost Ark Beginners Guide Ranking All The Starter Classes In Terms Of Meta

Class systems aren’t rare for video games, especially in the MMORPG genre. However, Lost Ark’s class system allows players to customize their characters and employ playstyles of their choice. Additionally, 15 advanced classes branch out at a certain level, allowing even more freedom to players. Every class in the game has its own strengths and weaknesses, depending on the player’s own abilities. It has been 10 days since the game launched, and already, certain starting classes seem to have a clear advantage in specific ways....

January 17, 2023 · 4 min · 741 words · Sara Jemison

Lotr Could Wormtongue Have Succeeded In His Desire To Own Eowyn

But when the 4 members of the fellowship arrive to find out why Theoden king hasn’t made a stand against the growing number of orcs raiding and burning through Rohan’s villages, they soon discover that Grima is not all he seems. Gandalf is able to spot a worm a mile away, and very quickly realizes that Wormtongue isn’t the only cunning and twisted mastermind between Theoden’s debilitation, but that the white wizard Saruman is also working behind the scenes....

January 17, 2023 · 4 min · 716 words · Yen Rodriquez

Lotr Did Wormtongue Poison Theodred

When they arrive, it is clear that the king is under a spell, being controlled and influenced by the cruel and cunning Wormtongue, who does the bidding of Saruman. But many Lord of the Rings fans have a theory that his treachery and malice go much farther than manipulating the king. RELATED: How Do The Elves Change From The Books To The Movies? In the scene’s leading up to the arrival of Gandalf the White, (who has also felt the cruelty of Saruman who held him captive on the tower of Orthanc) freeing King Thoeden of Rohan from his tormented mind, we see Wormtongue have an order signed that banishes Eomer, his nephew and leader of the Riddermark, from the kingdom....

January 17, 2023 · 4 min · 771 words · Jennifer Babin

Lotr Top 5 Worst Prosthetics Inflicted On The Cast

When creating the film adaptations, Peter Jackson used many tactics to bring the creatures of Middle Earth to life, one of the most creative of which is the prosthetics that were created at Weta studios. However, the prosthetics weren’t always the easiest costumes for the actors to wear. Here are 5 of the most difficult: RELATED: If Tom Bombadil Could Resist The Ring, Why Didn’t He Destroy It? In the original books, the elves are portrayed as a very fair race, often with golden hair and pale eyes, and their beauty and grace is beyond renown throughout all of the kingdoms....

January 17, 2023 · 5 min · 855 words · Stephen Drewes

Lotr What Are Mathoms In The Shire And What Are They Used For

The prologue of the Lord of the Rings entitled ‘Concerning Hobbits’ reveals that they have developed an unusual tradition of giving out gifts on their birthdays, and as there are so many different hobbits in the shire, thus so many birthdays, they are therefore guaranteed to receive a great number of gifts every week. This is particularly noticeable at the start of the story as Bilbo approaches eleventy-one. RELATED: What Are The Different Types Of Hobbits?...

January 17, 2023 · 4 min · 773 words · Kenneth Valenti

Lotr What Are The Death Downs And Which Unusual Creature Of Middle Earth Created Them

But there is another place in the Two Towers that is known to all Men of the Reunited Kingdom of the Fourth age, because of the strange events that transpired there. After the fierce battle at Helm’s Deep, a band of Rohirrim soldiers, led by their king Theoden, Gandalf, Gimli, Legolas, and Aragorn, travel to Isengard to seek answers as to why Saruman the White started a war with his foul orcs....

January 17, 2023 · 4 min · 721 words · Jimmy Tabb

Lotr What Does Gimli Say To Insult The Elves Of Lothlorien

When the remaining eight members of the fellowship, who barely make it out of the mines alive, arrive at the boundaries of Lothlorien, the ancient woodland realm where the Lady Galadriel and her husband Celeborn reside, they are ambushed in the trees by a hoard of elven archers. They are taken to meet with the rulers, who are keen for news of their quest to destroy the ring of power, and defeat the evil Lord Sauron who is linked to it....

January 17, 2023 · 4 min · 776 words · Barbara Douglass

Louis Van Gaal To Take Over As Manchester United Manager After The World Cup

The 62-year-old is currently managing the Netherlands football team and will be travelling with the squad to Brazil for the World Cup. Van Gaal has managed a number of clubs in Europe including Ajax, Barcelona and Bayern Munich. Apart from winning domestoc League titles, he has also won the Champions League once with Ajax. Interim manager Ryan Giggs will be appointed as the assistant manager to Van Gaal. Manchester United CEO Ed Woodward said, In Louis van Gaal, we have secured the services of one of the outstanding managers in the game today....

January 17, 2023 · 1 min · 136 words · Miguel Botz

A New War Over Vouchers

Vouchers are still very much of an educational experiment, affecting perhaps .1 percent of American schoolchildren. Only a couple of cities–Milwaukee and Cleveland–have large-scale programs. Polls show that most whites are indifferent to vouchers and are satisfied with their public schools. But vouchers are popular with some poor African-Americans and Hispanics eager to get their kids out of bad schools. This year a $200 million foundation set up by billionaire Ted Forstmann offered scholarships to allow 40,000 poor children to attend private school....

January 16, 2023 · 3 min · 580 words · Warren Licata

A New Window On The War Room

The fax was the work of Philip Zelikow, the commission’s executive director, a University of Virginia historian who had been poring over records of the Pearl Harbor inquiries for months. Those probes, Zelikow believes, are the clearest blueprint for the 9/11 panel’s work. “This is what happens when you hire historians,” joked commission chairman Thomas Kean. A White House aide says it is “fatuous” to say the Leahy photo forced the White House to capitulate....

January 16, 2023 · 3 min · 428 words · Kenny Kampman

A Quick Rx For Apple

Is this really the end of the line for the company with the mythic two-guys-in-a-garage origin? Not yet. Despite its black Christmas, Apple did manage to sell more than a million high-octane Power-Macs in the quarter. (The loss came because they were mainly low-price, low-profit Performa models.) It rakes in $11 billion of revenue a year. The Mac operating system is still superior to Windows 95. And though you wouldn’t know it from the wolf convention, Apple has some flashy new technology in the wings that could fuel a comeback....

January 16, 2023 · 4 min · 751 words · Flora Lovett

A Real Life Renaissance Man

It’s hard to say which of those hats Barzun wears more gracefully. He’s the last of the great polymath scholars: he taught at Columbia from 1929 to 1975, while turning out authoritative, wonderfully readable books on (deep breath) literature, science, race, history, teaching, Romanticism, crime fiction, Lincoln, William James, Berlioz and the trio of Marx, Darwin and Wagner. “From Dawn to Decadence” is his masterwork: it pulls together these people and themes and hundreds more, from John Calvin to Johnny Rotten, the Inquisition to the Internet, dada to double-entry bookkeeping....

January 16, 2023 · 3 min · 601 words · Anne Hill

A Review Of 7 Zip A Free File Extractor Program

While Windows does have a built-in compression tool, it’s limited to reading and creating ZIP files. 7-Zip is a useful alternative for those who need additional compression and extraction capabilities. It’s licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License and can be freely shared and distributed. Ukrainian freelance programmer Igor Pavlov owns the 7-Zip Copyright (C) and released the beta version in January 1999. 7-Zip Features Here are some other features worth mentioning:...

January 16, 2023 · 2 min · 339 words · Wilma Ashe

A S Trade For Underachieving Rhp Edward Mujica

Signed by the Sox to a two-year, $9.5 million contract in December 2013, Mujica was designated for assignment Friday. In 13 2/3 innings over 11 games this season, he had a 1–1 record and 4.61 ERA with eight strikeouts and three walks. Last season, Mujica, who turns 31 on Sunday, appeared in 64 games and posted a 2–4 record with a 3.90 ERA and eight saves. The season before signing with the Red Sox, he was an All-Star for the Cardinals, going 2–1 with a 2....

January 16, 2023 · 1 min · 129 words · Fanny Buzzell

Los Angeles Billboard Jabs St. Louis Welcomes Rams

Although this shot — a new billboard in Los Angeles welcoming the relocated NFL franchise and poking fun at its former home — isn’t the Rams’ doing. L.A.-based apparel company Popular Demand is to blame for the message. Sorry, St. Louis, but it’s not sorry. MORE: Mock Draft 2016 | Michael Sam draft fiasco makes no sense The billboard’s appearance comes amid a report that the Rams could retain its former facility in St....

January 16, 2023 · 1 min · 106 words · Jason Nelson