Wednesday, August 8, 2018

Fake...


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It’s gotta be the shoes!  
Five people have been charged in New York with trafficking in counterfeit Nike Air Jordans, sneakers that, if authentic, would have been worth $73 million, according to the NYPD and Homeland Security Investigations.
The counterfeit sneakers look like real Air Jordans in design and color but lack the logos that are registered trademarks, court records said.
After the fakes arrived at the Port of Newark from China, they were taken to locations in Brooklyn and Queens where the logos were added and then distributed for sale, NYPD and HSI investigators said. 

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Infinite...

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Some need validation that Hillary didn't lose to Trump. We want to blame it on someone or something. Then we need to dwell on it until a Democratic president comes up.
The world is changed and is changing. Major issues came up and the Democrats aren't dealing with. Globalization, Immigration, Taxation, Economical Development. 

Meet...

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Tuesday, August 7, 2018

Dentist...

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Gunman...

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Police said the incident started at around 5:30 p.m. when the accused gunman got into a fight at the Peace in the City rally at Issac Campbell Park.   The fight started as a dispute over a basketball game.

The suspect then opened fire. The shooting was caught on camera.  Children are seen running from bounce houses, screaming, losing their shoes as they ran.

The suspect was confronted by a concerned citizen, and was  shot.  

The Economy...

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Sunday, August 5, 2018

Pool...


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Kaitlan Collins was barred from an engagement with the president after posing an inappropriate when Mr. Trump met European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker.

She asked about an audio recording of the president purportedly discussing a payoff over an alleged affair with former Playboy Karen McDougal.
[Ms. McDougal said she began year-long affair with Mr. Trump in 2006.]
Ms. Collins was serving as the "pool reporter", meaning she was asking questions on behalf of several news organizations. 
Mr. Trump has frequently complained about CNN's coverage, which he claims is unfair. Three CNN journalists, including the executive editor of a new investigative unit, have resigned after the publication of a Russia-related article that was retracted in June 2017.
Nothing satisfy the Media like an "Affair".  Sex, Money, Cheating, Secrecy and money, so we all can enjoy our temporary high morals.

Me Time...

Slide 1 of 21: Too often these days it can feel like you're inundated. Even when you're taking a break from the hustle and bustle, thanks to social media and the all-hours culture of our modern existence, you're never really taking a break. It all adds up, work and play and notifications and social commitments rolling together to create a tiresome mosaic of constant stimulation. Put another way: life can be exhausting. Which is why, every so often, you should steal a moment to yourself. Entirely to yourself.Yes, scoring some quality "me time," even if it's just an hour or two a week, has been shown to enhance relationships, help folks prioritize responsibilities, and clarify lofty ambitions, like life goals and overall direction. It's also been shown to help physiologically, and is a known method for improving your sleep habits and dialing back undue feelings of stress. But that's not all! Herein, we've rounded up all the ways "me time" can help make you healthier, wealthier, and wiser individual. And for some stuff to in your newfound solitude, learn the 40 Best Hobbies to Take Up in Your 40s.

Too often these days it can feel like you're inundated. Even when you're taking a break from the hustle and bustle, thanks to social media and the all-hours culture of our modern existence, you're never really taking a break. 
It all adds up, work and play and notifications and social commitments rolling together to create a tiresome mosaic of constant stimulation. Life can be exhausting.  
Scoring some quality "me time," even if it's just an hour or two a week, has been shown to enhance relationships, help folks prioritize responsibilities, and clarify lofty ambitions, like life goals and overall direction. 

It's also been shown to help physiologically, and is a known method for improving your sleep habits and dialing back undue feelings of stress. But that's not all! Herein, we've rounded up all the ways "me time" can help make you healthier, wealthier, and wiser individual.