HeyJaredCharles Parkinson
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A Bogotá Woman Went In For A $900 Procedure, Twelve Hours Later She Was Carried Out The Door (opens the original)
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When Yulixa Toloza walked into Beauty Láser in southern Bogotá for a laser liposuction and fat transfer, she had good reason to be apprehensive. But while one staff member said she was “a bit nervous” about the procedure, Toloza’s close friend Amalia Pardo told local media she went reassured by the fact people she knew had been to the clinic for the same procedure and “nothing had happened” to them. The reported $900 price tag was also enticing. “I told her that’s very cheap. To me it doesn’t se
Project X-Ray: The US Idiot-Proof Plan To Win WWII With An Army Of Bats (opens the original)
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As reports of the attack on Pearl Harbor reached the American public on December 7, 1941, a dental surgeon named Lytle S. Adams was driving home to Pennsylvania from a trip to New Mexico’s Carlsbad Caverns, where he had witnessed the famed spectacle of millions of bats spiraling out of the cave mouth at dusk. Inspired by the chiropteran display, Adams came up with an idea he believed could win the war: strap tiny bombs to bats, release them over Japan, and let the animals do the rest. He fired o
Project X-Ray: The US Idiot-Proof Plan To Win WWII With An Army Of Bats (opens the original)
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As reports of the attack on Pearl Harbor reached the American public on December 7, 1941, a dental surgeon named Lytle S. Adams was driving home to Pennsylvania from a trip to New Mexico’s Carlsbad Caverns, where he had witnessed the famed spectacle of millions of bats spiraling out of the cave mouth at dusk. Inspired by the chiropteran display, Adams came up with an idea he believed could win the war: strap tiny bombs to bats, release them over Japan, and let the animals do the rest. He fired o
The Whole World Is Watching As Colombia’s Disturbing Femicide Epidemic Gains Traction (opens the original)
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By the time Second Lieutenant María Camila Mora Mahecha arrived in Bogotá on November 26, the afternoon drizzle in Colombia’s capital had given way to an overcast evening. Despite the drab weather and long journey, the 27-year-old had something to look forward to: she was going to the Beéle concert at the city’s Movistar Arena that night with friends. Mora had driven 120 miles (195 km) from Duitama, where she was taking a specialization course, to a military complex in northern Bogotá known as C
The Whole World Is Watching As Colombia’s Disturbing Femicide Epidemic Gains Traction (opens the original)
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By the time Second Lieutenant María Camila Mora Mahecha arrived in Bogotá on November 26, the afternoon drizzle in Colombia’s capital had given way to an overcast evening. Despite the drab weather and long journey, the 27-year-old had something to look forward to: she was going to the Beéle concert at the city’s Movistar Arena that night with friends. Mora had driven 120 miles (195 km) from Duitama, where she was taking a specialization course, to a military complex in northern Bogotá known as C
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