Riley

Riley

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Tropical Depression Gordon Weaker But Still A Rainmaker

Tropical Depression Gordon is weakening inland after making landfall as a tropical storm overnight near the Alabama-Mississippi border. The National Hurricane Center has Gordon about five miles west of Jackson, Mississippi, moving northwest at 14 miles an hour with top winds down to 30 miles an hour.

Meanwhile Hurricane Florence is heading toward the eastern coast of the United States on a northwest path and could reach land by next week. Weather experts say it is rare for storms to get this strong this far from the U.S. coastline. Florence is about two-thousand miles away from the coastline. Winds are now at 130 miles per hour. Meteorologists hope to have a better idea of the path of the storm sometime tomorrow.

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Passengers On Sick Emirate Airlines Flight, Health Officials React After NY Landing

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Merriam-Webster Dictionary Adds 840 New Words

New additions include:

  • GOAT – defined as the greatest of all time: the most accomplished and successful individual in the history of a particular sport or category of performance or activity"
  • Marg – an abbreviation for margarita
  • Fav – short for favorite
  • Bougie [[BOO-zhee]] – an abbreviation of bourgeois
  • Zoodles - a long, thin strip of zucchini that resembles a string or narrow ribbon of pasta
  • Mocktail - a nonalcoholic cocktail
  • Hangry - irritable or angry because of hunger
  • Tent city - a collection of many tents set up in an area to provide usually temporary shelter (as for displaced or homeless people)
  • Bingeable - having multiple episodes or parts that can be watched in rapid succession
  • Time suck - an activity to which one devotes a lot of time that might be better or more productively spent doing other things
  • Instagramming - to post (a picture) to the Instagram photo-sharing service
  • Gochujang - a spicy paste used in Korean cuisine that is made from red chili peppers, glutinous rice, and fermented soybeans 

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No Daytime Diamonds And Other Royal Fashion Rules

  • Pantyhose are non-negotiable - Queen Elizabeth is a stickler about women within the palace wearing hose while working. This style protocol tradition may be uncomfortable, but it’s not going away for the royal ladies.
  • Keep your coat on - Ever notice how often we see Kate Middleton wearing dress-coat hybrids? That may be because while she’s working, she’s not allowed to remove the outer layer of her outfit, whether it’s a blazer or jacket. Meier explains, “Working royals are taught not to disrobe in the public eye.”
  • Put your toes away - We always see the Duchesses wearing heels, but during the day, they’re always closed-toe shoes. The only time we get a glimpse of their royal toes is in open toe shoes at some red carpet events.
  • Daytime diamond ban - Aside from marital or religious jewelry, we probably won’t see a royal wearing diamonds while working. “Other jewels are worn pre-6pm,” Meier explains. “Before 6pm, you’ll see metallics, gemstones, pearls, sapphires. At night, you’ll see the diamonds come out, and that’s in order to not come across as flashy in your appearance.”
  • No freebies - While Meghan might have enjoyed gifts of fabulous things to wear in her old life, she can’t take handouts anymore. No free wardrobe pieces for the royals, they have to buy it all.
  • Shoulders covered and no cleavage - At formal events, shoulders are covered and no one shows any cleavage, especially during the day.
  • Conservative hemlines and “functional” slits only - For daytime engagements, royal women are expected to maintain modest hemlines with no big slits in skirts, just small ones that help them walk.

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Airport Security Trays Are Dirtier Than Toilets

The BMC Infectious Diseases journal, the study looked to discover what the germiest places in most airports may be. According to the study, every time you load all your personal belongings—including your cell phone, which frequently touches your face—into one of those little trays, you're basically dunking them into a potty.

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