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On Saturday, May 22, tornadoes touched down east of Denver and warnings of thunderstorms and hail dinged on my phone. I didn’t blink when I read the news. Danger? Who cares? It was my first day back at Elitch Gardens with my kid, who had been grumping through the pandemic that the park was closed, and twisters and torrents were the last things on our minds. What’s a little bad weather during a plague? But as clouds came in and lightning struck somewhere not too far away, the rides closed for a while and the throngs scrambled for turkey legs and soft pretzels the size of a pig s head. Me and my kid? We had our first Dippin’ Dots in nearly two years and sat on a bird-shit-stained concrete bench, watching all the people who d spent the past year fearing we were on the brink of a civil war come together for a day at the park. ....
Sofia Richie shows off her toned Abs on romantic date night with beau Elliot Grainge Entertainment Thu, May 20, 2021 Sofia Richie stunned onlookers with her style as she showcased her abs in a white crop top and flared leather trousers during a night out with new British boyfriend Elliot Grainge. The 22-year-old model appeared to be a style queen as she stepped out with with her beau for a dinner at West Hollywood hotspot Craig s on Tuesday. The fashionista turned heads as she left celeb hotspot Craig s holding hands with the 27-year-old son of Universal Music Group CEO. Scott Disick s ex-girlfriend showed off her taut tummy in a white crop-top, black pants. She also wore a pointy silver-snakeskin heels and a black blazer-duster to elevate her beauty. ....
How BYU scientists struck pharmaceutical gold â and the fight over who keeps the money For the past decade, scientists have been fighting over the proceeds from the massive settlement with Pfizer (Illustration by Christopher Cherrington | The Salt Lake Tribune) Editorâs note ⢠This story is available to Salt Lake Tribune subscribers only. Thank you for supporting local journalism. One day in 2012, Weilin Xie got a call out of the blue telling him he had $1 million coming his way. No, Xie had not won a lottery. His former professor, Brigham Young University biochemist Daniel Simmons, had called to tell him the money was for Xieâs participation 20 years earlier in research that led to the development of blockbuster anti-inflammatory drug Celebrex. ....