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In July 1952, Lovick Law, sergeant-at-arms for the House of Delegates, had his badges and flowers adjusted by majorettes while attending the Virginia Democratic Convention in Roanoke. Law served the General Assembly from 1944 until he died the night before the opening session in 1960.

“BoJack Horseman,” Netflix’s hysterical animated social satire, didn’t do so great in its first season, but made vast improvements when it came back. Now considered one of Netflix’s best, you can stream all three "BoJack" seasons right now while we wait to hear when Season 4 will be released.

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All of Lana Del Rey’s music videos are cinematic — it’s kind of her thing — but “National Anthem” has a movie-quality plot to boot. Del Rey stars first as Marilyn Monroe in a reimagined staging of the icon’s 1962 performance of "Happy Birthday, Mr. President," then as Jackie Kennedy alongside A$AP Rocky’s suave, handsy JFK. Through Del Rey’s eyes, we see familial scenes unfold between one of the most fascinating couples in American history, culminating in a re-enactment of the Kennedy assassination. When Del Rey’s castle crumbles, you feel it in your chest, too, and her monologue at the end never fails to bring chills. – G.G.

One of the most touching lines in the episode. I really want to know what and where the Sarek-Grayson house is in the realworld. What a great location and how well it’s used as a Vulcan house, sufficiently reaching back to “Testeryear” in TAS.

It is the nature of the conspiracy theory to doubt reason and favour feeling. A hunch can be seductive; a hunch was all it took for Kaysing to disregard the transmissions beamed into what he calls his “boob tube,” and to pursue on the strength of his inexplicable conviction the proof necessary to make vague suspicions look like certain truth.

The lava has entered the ocean and the public should be aware of the laze hazard and stay away from any ocean plume, they said.

In the absence of more significant global mitigation efforts, climate change is projected to impose substantial damages on the U.S. economy, human health, and the environment. Under scenarios with high emissions and limited or no adaptation, annual losses in some sectors are estimated to grow to hundreds of billions of dollars by the end of the century. It is very likely that some physical and ecological impacts will be irreversible for thousands of years, while others will be permanent.

Importantly, they also stayed on the right side of cheesy. Family flashbacks et al. have often made me cringe in past Trek, but they did not feel cheesy in this episode. I particularly want to commend composer Jeff Russo for the subtle and atmospheric music in this episode. Particularly the Angel vision could have been such a cheesy moment drowned out by soppy strings in typical movie score fashion, but instead the subtle and ethereal score succeeded in making it a moment of wonder. Also, the Discovery musical theme worked for me for the first time in the haunting way it was arranged in the final moments of the episode.

According to James Colles, Hamilton Construction engineer, the project is extremely challenging due to the location.

Afterburn, you know you can just disagree with the guy. Not everyone sees it the way. Stuff like this comes off snarky, immature and not needed.

This September 1967 image shows Bob Griggs, a.k.a. Sailor Bob from the popular “Sailor Bob Show.” The children’s show, which featured Griggs’ puppet creations and his drawing board, ran for a decade on WRVA-TV starting in 1959 and inspired thousands of fan letters per month.