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Ten Movies with The Strongest Plot Armor - Vimarsana News

Ten Movies with The Strongest Plot Armor

More than a few movies have some type of plot armor built into their stories since depicting real life and how things would turn out isn't always the most

The 7 Best Beards in Fantasy Movies - Vimarsana News

The 7 Best Beards in Fantasy Movies

Fantasy movies are full of magic, swords, creatures, and so forth... but what would they be without beards? The word "fantasy" alone likely has you imagining a wizard right now, and we'll bet every gold piece in our purse that the wizard you are picturing has a beard.  Wizards, knights, talking animals, they've all got beards of some sort, and they're all a part of fantasy cinema. Not all beards are created equal, however; some are more magical than others. Some of them may carry nostalgic value, too. 

Source: syfy.com
Jails can be super-spreaders for COVID – but Texans kept in the dark about what's happening inside - Vimarsana News

Jails can be super-spreaders for COVID – but Texans kept in the dark about what's happening inside

Texans know even less about the COVID-19 situation in county jails than they did last spring – and researchers warn the spread of infection among incarcerated people and staff could put communities at greater risk.

Jails can be super-spreaders for COVID – but Texans kept in the dark about what's happening inside - Vimarsana News

Jails can be super-spreaders for COVID – but Texans kept in the dark about what's happening inside

Texans know even less about the COVID-19 situation in county jails than they did last spring – and researchers warn the spread of infection among incarcerated people and staff could put communities at greater risk.

Source: tpr.org