Friday, May 1, 2015
Take the Hassle out of Your Travel
Have you heard the news? uberX is now available for pickup at Dallas Love Field Airport!
7 Things You Can Learn At A Sex Club
Obviously, sex is the main reason to go to a sex club.
But you can learn a lot about who you are as a person while you're having the sex.
But you can learn a lot about who you are as a person while you're having the sex.
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15 Feelings That Are Best Conveyed By This Steve Ballmer Vine
When it’s 3 p.m. on a Friday and you realize you still have three hours of work left.
When you have two parties to go to on Saturday and neither sound fun.
When you can’t for the life of you decide between mint chocolate chip and chocolate chip cookie dough.
When dad let’s you take the new car out for a joyride and you scratch it within five minutes.
When you accidentally fave your crush’s tweet from three months ago like a freaking IDIOT.
When you go to HBOGo.com to watch the new “Game of Thrones” but the server is down.
When your boss plans a meeting but won’t tell you what it’s about.
When you told yourself you’d spend $30 MAX at the club but you really want just one more vodka soda.
When you realize you could’ve watched an entire movie in the time you just spent trying to figure out what to watch on Netflix.
When it’s been 10 minutes since you posted an Instagram and no one has liked it.
When, well, you know, the “...” iPhone message thing.
When you realize progress is not an inherent function of human civilization.
When you finally have the revelation that life has no larger point and is really just a series of random events through which we create a convincing but nevertheless false narrative.
When mom notes that you’re not getting any older and should really stop drinking so much and start trying to find “the one” but YOU'RE TRYING, DEAR LORD, DOES SHE NOT REALIZE YOU’RE TRYING?
And, of course, when you realize the team you just bought for $2 billion might lose in the first round of the playoffs.
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Kenyan Minister Admits Intelligence Warned Of Garissa University College Attack
Kenya's interior minister admitted on Thursday that serious mistakes were made in the lead up and response to the bloody terrorist attack at a college last month.
Nearly 150 people were killed on April 2 when gunmen from the Somali terror group al-Shabab attacked Garissa University College in northeast Kenya. Kenyan authorities have faced fierce criticism for failing to prevent the attack and for what was perceived as a slow and ineffective response to the assault.
Kenyan Interior Minister Joseph Nkaissery on Thursday acknowledged during a parliamentary committee meeting that intelligence reports warning of an attack were ignored and that operations during the siege were poorly coordinated, according to Agence France Presse. "There was lack of coordination on the side of the officers, there was intelligence that this place was going to be attacked," Nkaissery said.
Nkaissery, who was appointed in December, specifically blamed Garissa County Commissioner Nijenga Miira for failing to beef up security after intelligence about a possible terror operation emerged, the news agency reported. "[Miiri] received this information and did not act on it," the interior minister said on Thursday.
The attack against Garissa University College was the worst in the country since the U.S. embassy bombings in 1998. In a raid that lasted nearly 15 hours, four terrorists brutally slaughtered 148 people, mainly Christians. Survivors say the attackers wore suicide vests and lined up Christian students for execution.
Critics have slammed the response of Kenyan authorities to the assault, asking why it took up to seven hours for a police unit trained to deal with such assaults to be deployed.
Nine top officials in Garissa, including Miira, have been suspended pending an investigation into their response to the tragedy.
Nearly 150 people were killed on April 2 when gunmen from the Somali terror group al-Shabab attacked Garissa University College in northeast Kenya. Kenyan authorities have faced fierce criticism for failing to prevent the attack and for what was perceived as a slow and ineffective response to the assault.
Kenyan Interior Minister Joseph Nkaissery on Thursday acknowledged during a parliamentary committee meeting that intelligence reports warning of an attack were ignored and that operations during the siege were poorly coordinated, according to Agence France Presse. "There was lack of coordination on the side of the officers, there was intelligence that this place was going to be attacked," Nkaissery said.
Nkaissery, who was appointed in December, specifically blamed Garissa County Commissioner Nijenga Miira for failing to beef up security after intelligence about a possible terror operation emerged, the news agency reported. "[Miiri] received this information and did not act on it," the interior minister said on Thursday.
The attack against Garissa University College was the worst in the country since the U.S. embassy bombings in 1998. In a raid that lasted nearly 15 hours, four terrorists brutally slaughtered 148 people, mainly Christians. Survivors say the attackers wore suicide vests and lined up Christian students for execution.
Critics have slammed the response of Kenyan authorities to the assault, asking why it took up to seven hours for a police unit trained to deal with such assaults to be deployed.
Nine top officials in Garissa, including Miira, have been suspended pending an investigation into their response to the tragedy.
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What to Do When Your Autistic Child Turns 18
Children grow up so fast don't they? As a parent, you've made all the important decisions for your autistic child. You signed the permission slips. You've seen all the doctors. You managed his money and his schooling very carefully....
8 Critical Rail Projects That Amtrak Can't Afford
There's a new report out from the Northeast Corridor advisory commission, established by Congress to help improve the most critical stretch of rail in the United States, and it isn't pretty. The commission—made up of officials from states, the U.S. DOT, Amtrak, and commuter rail agencies—has outlined a "first-of-its-kind" coordinated 5-year plan for major projects between Washington and Boston via New York.
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