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The condition described is called contact lens-related Pseudomonas keratitisis, an inflammation of the cornea. It is a medical emergency and can cause permanent blindness if not treated immediately with antibiotics.

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“It’s a very tough, tough position. After all this stuff is laid on the table by the race winner (Truex), Bob Leavine and Kyle Busch. There’s a lot of things to digest here.”

Sylvia Robinson’s story is improbable. It’s the kind of thing that’s rightfully being made into a movie: The woman from the Dirty Dancing song teams up with a mobster and a kid from a pizza parlor to—by a combination of timing, luck, forethought, and stolen lyrics—start a revolution.

The British are portrayed by, among others, David McCallum, (Illya Kuryakin from The Man From U.N.C.L.E.), and ‘Johnny, Remember Me’ Leyton, from Von Ryan’s Express and Joe Meek’s famous recording studio on the Holloway Road.

It also launched a Women’s Impact Fund, which is used to invest in businesses and programs that drive equitable, culturally-rooted economic development.

The obvious exceptions to the no-boot rule are active duty members of the military or other service members working out in uniform out of necessity, or for extra training. If you’re just out in the world at a normal gym, though, you should still stick to shoes whenever possible.

Scene: Witnesses described how the man attached one end of the rope to a fire hydrant and the other to his neck before getting in his van and pressing the throttle 

Most movies would treat this entire excursion down the superfan rabbit hole as a quirky study in eccentricity and end with this triumphant meeting of the student and his idol. Wisely, Peter Michael Dowd’s doc drops this exchange in at the 20-minute mark and then keeps following Sakurai as he relocates to L.A. in search of the ultimate Zep “revival” band. His goal: to stage a “fourth night” concert that plays off the band’s three-night stand at Madison Square Garden in 1973. Not everyone, however, is as zealous about the idea as he is. It’s a singular riff on identity, artistry, projection, passion and trying to inspire others to follow an impossible dream of second-hand perfection. Some distributor needs to pick this up immediately.

And then I get a call, "Hey, would you mind coming back?" So I went back and did the exact same audition again. It was the same experience of 90 minutes of doing everything I knew how to do, and failing miserably at all the things I didn’t know how to do. A couple of weeks later, they called and offered me the job.

Unfortunately, as he discovers during one of Danny’s periodic shoplifting raids at the Galeries Lafayette, she has lost the money playing poker and a pistachio eclair at a posh hotel (cue a cameo by American director John Landis) scarcely compensates for his loss. So, when Putin asks him to go to Benidorm to make contact with a Scottish supplier named Bruce (Sam Spruell), Farès agrees to make the run with his loyal, but dim sidekick, Henri (Vincent Cassel), and a pair of stoner goons supplied by Putin, Mohamed 1 (Mounir Amamra) and Mohamed 2 (Mahamadou Sangaré). 

Boy Howdy: The CREEM Magazine Story It had the gall to call itself “the only rock ‘n’ roll magazine in America” — we believe the kids today call this “trolling.” But if you grew up reading CREEM in the 1970s and ’80s, or cut your teeth in rock journalism by trying to emulate Dave Marsh and Lester Bangs, then you understand why it has left on major impact on What We Talk About When We Talk About Music. Scott Crawford’s doc is less a eulogy for the late, great Detroit rag than a rowdy wake, with past staffers and folks like Pearl Jam’s Jeff Ament and Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Chad Smith waxing poetic/profane about the publication’s legacy.