Jillian the FashionQueen refuted and I am proven right about Eugenics and Psychiatry – Video

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Jillian the FashionQueen refuted and I am proven right about Eugenics and Psychiatry
She said there is no proof that the people in my "5000 dollars to whoever can prove psychiatry does not include eugenicists challenge pt 2" were eugenicists....

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'Downton Abbey' Season 5, Episode 2 recap: Let's (kind of) talk about sex

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Now that Mary has found time to go upstairs to take off her hat, "Downton Abbey" -- and Mary's love life -- moves forward in an interesting second episode of the season.

And yes, societial changes still abound. Could you imagine even last season seeing Mary go on what amounts to a hook-up weekend? Or think about the possibility of Robert listening to a radio? Or Daisy learning math!?!

Or, you know, Thomas somewhat implying that he feels bad about, well, how bad he behaves?

What is happening in 1924?!

Sex, lies and Lady Mary

Lady Mary does not back out of her planned sexual rendezvous liaison thing with Lord Gillingham. In fact, she's planning ahead. To ensure that George doesn't have an accidental little brother or sister, Mary awkwardly asks Anna to help make sure that's there's no "consequences" to the trip.

It takes Anna sometime to catch on.

"You know..." Mary says.

"No I don't..." Anna replies.

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Difference between Competing in Supply Chain and Eco System | Dr Karel Cool | INSEAD – Video

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Difference between Competing in Supply Chain and Eco System | Dr Karel Cool | INSEAD
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The Attack Actor, the Attack Eco System, and What They Are Focused On | Symantec – Video

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The Attack Actor, the Attack Eco System, and What They Are Focused On | Symantec
For more information: http://symc.ly/enableADC Samir Kapuria Vice President of the Cyber Security Group at Symantec sheds some light on the current threat la...

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Batman V Superman: Henry Cavill Denies Two-Movie Split; Doomsday & Cyborg Rumors

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[WARNING! POTENTIALBATMAN V SUPERMANSPOILERS AHEAD!]

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Fans of all things Dark Knight and Man of Steel already know that a rumor buzzing around the internet claims thatBatman V Superman: Dawn of Justicemight be split into two filmswith Part 1:Enter the Knightarriving on October 23, 2015 and Part 2:Dawn of Justiceon the films previously confirmed date in March 25, 2016.

Our only source for this was an image which appeared online and quickly spread across the interwebs like a Kryptonian virus. It seemed wildly unlikely that Warner Bros./DC Comics would pull a move like this, but then again, 2015 will be completely void of any big screen DCU entries could there have been a shred of truth to this development? According to Superman himself, Henry Cavill: Nope.

Cavill recently attended a BAFTA party in Los Angeles, and according toVarietys Ramin Setoodeh, (hat tip to CBM)Cavill denied the two-part rumor, among other comments onBvS.

Setoodeh tweeted the following regarding the films potential split into two parts:

Henry Cavill says 'Batman v Superman' won't be split into two movies. #BAFTATea

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Great white shark closes Newcastle beaches

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Great white shark closes Newcastle beaches

Newcastle beaches have been closed for a third straight day following the sighting of a great white shark off the city's coastline.

Lifeguards spotted the large shark on Monday morning and are monitoring its progress between Nobbys and Stockton beaches.

"Our beaches are currently closed and the rest of the city's beaches will once again be closed today," said Nobbys beach inspector Paul Bernard.

It's believed to be the same shark that was first seen on Saturday afternoon at Merewether Beach and it appears to have moved up north, with the entire coastline being shut down.

A Westpac helicopter patrol on Monday morning returned with no sighting but lifeguards are continuing their watch.

"People have been sighting it from the break walls and lifeguards have been seeing fins in the water," Mr Bernard told AAP.

"It's quite irregular to have them hanging around constantly," he said.

He cited increased marine activity, overcast and warm weather as possible reasons for the shark's prolonged presence.

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Whangamata Life Guard service extended

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The Life Guard service at Whangamata has been extended to include the wharf and harbour beaches.

An explosion in numbers enjoying the more sheltered bay and wharf jumping zones this holiday period has prompted the decision by Area Manager Garry Towler to go to the Community Board for Discretionary Fund support to get a professional life guard and volunteer on site.

"With the extended fine weather and cool on shore breeze, upwards of 400 people per day are making their way to the harbour beaches," says Mr Towler.

"The rise in numbers using the harbour beaches increases the risks not only to those in the water but to boaties and charter operators using the wharf as well. This past week there have been more people at the wharf beaches than on the main beach, so life guard support became critical."

Swift action by the Whangamata Community Board, who, over the weekend approved financial support and to Regional Surf Life Saving.

"I want to thank the whole Community Board who made the extra support able to happen in just 24 hours," Mr Towler added.

The Whangamata Community Board provided extra funding in just 24 hours to provide life guards at the wharf and harbour beaches.

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Newcastle shark sighting: Beaches closed after great white spotted over weekend

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The shark lurks behind a lifesaver on a jet-ski on Saturday. Photo: Nicholas Tonks

Newcastle beaches have been closed for a third straight day following the sighting of a great white shark off the city's coastline.

Lifeguards spotted the large shark on Monday morning and are monitoring its progress between Nobbys and Stockton beaches.

Newcastle City Council confirmed that jet-ski patrols on Monday had sighted the shark again, moving between Stockton and Nobbys.

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The beaches will not reopen until Tuesday at the earliest.

Nobbys beach inspector Paul Bernard said: "Our beaches are currently closed and the rest of the city's beaches will once again be closed today."

The shark is believed to be the same one that was first seen on Saturday afternoon at Merewether Beach and it appears to have moved up north, with the entire coastline being shut down.

A Westpac helicopter patrol on Monday morning returned with no sighting but lifeguards are continuing their watch.

"People have been sighting it from the break walls and lifeguards have been seeing fins in the water," Mr Bernard said.

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Docker and Radio Astronomy – Containing Fragile Scientific Software by Gijs Molenaar – Video

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Docker and Radio Astronomy - Containing Fragile Scientific Software by Gijs Molenaar
As a scientific software engineer in the field of radio astronomy, I #39;m involved in creating, improving and maintaining a broad range of tools used by scienti...

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