The Daily Populous

Sunday June 4th, 2017 day edition

image for Brian May: ‘Wayne’s World’ “Bohemian Rhapsody” Scene Hit Close to Home

“You can’t complain that people want to talk about it all these years later.

If it comes on the radio, I’ll turn it up and listen.

One of the best-known tributes to “Bohemian Rhapsody” appeared in Mike Myers’ 1992 film, Wayne’s World.

In the scene, shown below, Wayne and his friends sing along and headbang to the song while driving at night.

At Myers’ request, May took the segment to singer Freddie Mercury, who was then near the end of his life.

“I took it around to Freddie, who was not in a good state at that time,” May says.

“He was..confined to his bed, but I took it round and played it to him and he loved it. »

London attack: Seven killed in vehicle and stabbing incidents

Authored by bbc.co.uk

Another eyewitness, Robbie, was sitting in a taxi opposite the Barrowboy and Banker pub on London Bridge.

A large proportion of those have involved suspects who set out to commit acts of violence similar to the attack on Westminster Bridge and London Bridge.

London Bridge and neighbouring Southwark Bridge are both closed along with many other roads including Borough High Street and Lower Thames Street. »

GOP senators who pushed Trump to ditch Paris deal took over $10 million from big oil – DeadState

Authored by deadstate.org

Just as Trump’s views on climate change are no secret, so is the influence of the oil, gas, and coal industries over the GOP.

Donations from oil, gas and coal interests to the signatories of the letter are Open Secrets that seemed ready for a new review.

Here’s a breakdown of donations to GOP senators from the oil, gas, and coal industries from the past three election cycles, via the Guardian:. »

UC HealthNews : High Levels of PFOA Found in Mid-Ohio River Valley Residents 1991 to 2013

Authored by healthnews.uc.edu

The exposure source was likely from drinking water contaminated by industrial discharges upriver.

This is the first study of PFOA serum concentrations in U.S. residents in the 1990s.

Ohio River PFOA concentrations downstream were elevated, suggesting Mid-Ohio River Valley residents were exposed through drinking water, primarily contaminated by industrial discharges as far as 666 kilometers (413 miles) upstream. »