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So let's dive into this article from Inside Edition and let's see what Chris Spargo has for us.

Headline, Brian Koberger investigation.

Is this the murder weapon used to kill University of Idaho students? Over 60 search warrant applications filed by the Moscow Police Department have been unsealed over the past week and obtained by Inside Edition Digital, including six seeking information about the sale of a K-Bar knife.

Now, it might turn up nothing, but it certainly got my interest when I was going through the documents that were uploaded and saw the warrants pertaining to a K-Bar knife.

This written by Nancy Ann Cherry.

Headline, Transformers, a poorly made, confusing toy ad.

Thank you for watching.

and a variety of other gadgets, both good and bad.

Also, Chuck Davis may have spent more time at the concession stand and missed the opening credits where they tell you... which character each actor is playing.

We continue this time into Montreal, Quebec, Canada, this The Gazette, Saturday, August 23rd, 1986.

Headline, Transformers asks a lot of its audience by Janice Kennedy's special to The Gazette.

If you're relentlessly optimistic, you might be able to view the Transformers the movie as a challenge.

I've got a life site for this.

Headline, German Catholic Church Website Platforms Blasphemy of Jesus.

Two scholars claim that the story of Jesus flipping the tables of the money changers and those selling animals for sacrifice, driving them out of the temple courts, shows that he snapped because he lacked impulse control.

So, the second person of the Moseley Trinity lacked impulse control.

And to do that, we're going to, once again, be using an article from theeastidahonews.com.

Headline, Daybell case resumes as Melanie Gibb gives explosive testimony on the stand.

And we talked about Melanie Gibb yesterday a little bit and about her role in that cult.

So it's going to be interesting to see what she has to say here on the stand.

In this episode, we're going to pick up where we left off in part one with the testimony in the Lori Vallow trial.

This article was published by EastIdahoNews.com, and the author of this article is Nate Eaton.

Headline, Daybell case resumes as Melanie Gibb gives explosive testimony on the stand.

And there's no doubt that Melanie Gibb's testimony yesterday was pretty explosive, and that it was damaging to Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell.

And to do that, we're going to once again be using an article from the eastidahonews.com.

Headline, Daybell case resumes as Melanie Gibb gives explosive testimony on the stand.

And we talked about Melanie Gibb yesterday a little bit and about her role in that cult.

So it's going to be interesting to see what she has to say here on the stand.

In this episode, we're gonna pick up where we left off in part one with the testimony in the Lori Vallow trial.

This article was published by eastidahonews.com, and the author of this article is Nate Eaton.

Headline: Daybell case resumes as Melanie Gibb gives explosive testimony on the stand.

And there's no doubt that Melanie Gibb's testimony yesterday was pretty explosive, and that it was damaging to Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell, sort of in the same way that we saw Alec Murdaugh get taken down by the Snapchat video that was taken by Paul.

And the Washington Post has a very long, I don't know if it's not labeled as exclusive, but I haven't seen it anywhere else, but they did a deep dive on the relationship between the big pharma companies who are bribing doctors to prescribe GLP-1 drugs.

Headline, the largely hidden force helping drive America's craze for weight loss drugs.

Firms are spending hundreds of millions of dollars to convince doctors to prescribe GLP-1 drugs.

Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk, the largest manufacturers of the weight loss drugs, have made at least one payment to more than a quarter million individual doctors and other prescribers, including nurse practitioners, since 2018.

But again, I'm willing to have a discussion with an adult.

I'm not, though, willing to have a discussion about the enormous increase in the prescription of these drugs to children, which is a subject of the next piece here from The Hill.

Headline GLP-1 prescriptions for kids up more than 30,000 percent since 2019.

Oh, the year after this drug came on the market, it was immediately rushed into the bodies of children.

Interesting website, by the way.

Headline here, and this was picked up by a number of news services, a world first biological data center uses 16 million living.

human neurons to process data this is almost like science fiction and this is experimental folks so please understand that so researchers at the national university of singapore have unveiled what they describe as the world's first biological data center and experimental computing system that uses living human brain cells alongside electronic technology now right away i just want to insert We're not talking about conscious computers.

What exists today is a relatively small network of cultured neurons interacting with software through electrodes.

So let's talk about this.

This one, I absolutely love this story.

Headline, Harvard engineers develop smartphone app to aid navigation for people with blindness.

Wow.