Police say a man bought a prostitute food from McDonald's in exchange for sex in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

An undercover police officer says 58-year-old Donald Jones picked up Keli Gilbert, a prostitute, on Friday and then drove to McDonald's where they picked up some food.

The criminal complaint says the two then drove to a nearby park, where they were caught.

Police say when they confronted the two, Gilbert admitted Jones bought her food from McDonald's in exchange for sex.

Gilbert and Jones were then arrested.

"Living creatures are nourished by food, and food is nourished by rain; rain itself is the water

of life, which comes from selfless worship and service."

Bhagavad Gita 3.14

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Martin Luther King JR

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr was a civil rights activist who played a very important role in the movement. Dr. King was in Memphis, Tennesse at the time of the assassination. On April 4, 1968 at around 6 p.m Martin Luther King Jr. was shot by a sniper as he was standing on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel. The bullet went through his cheek, down his neck, and ended at his shoulder blade. His death was announced an hour later. A man named James Earl Ray was arressted for the crime.

IMPACT

The impact that Martin Luther King Jr's death had on America was huge. Many African Americans were hysterical about the loss of a man they looked up to. Some took to the streets and acted violent, although many compared Dr. King's ways to Ghandi, in the sense that he sought for peace not violence. The enire nation mourned their loss. He had been the leader of a huge civil rights movement. His death did lead to something great though. His assassination made a bill become more quickly made, an equal housing bill. This bill marked the last big decision of the Civil Rights Era. Even today Martin Luther King Jr. is recognized for his great leadership skills durng this time period, and his speeches are still widely recognized till this day. His death changed America and hiistory because people began to see how they needed to come together as one. He was loved by millions for the things he was doing, but he was taken away in the blink of an eye. This proves his affect on history.

Robert Kennedy

Robert Kennedy was a United States Senator, who was also brother to John F Kennedy. Robert Kennedy was assasinated a little bit after 12 a.m on June 6, 1968. He was assassinated in the kitchen of the Ambassador hotel where he had recently given a speech. He was assassinated by Sirhan Sirhan.

IMPACT

Robert Kennedy was running for president when he was assassinated. Many people believed he would have changed history drastically if he was given the chance. Something that changed in history because of his assassination was the amount of security. Those who were presidential canidates were now protected by the United States Secret Service. Many people were very confused during this time period because of all the assassinations that some conspiracies said had governmental influences. It made the country go two different ways on what was fact or fiction. The country was mourning another loss, not just that of a president but a Senator as well.

John F Kennedy

President Kennedy was about to run for the presidency once again. Before he was able to do so, he was assasinated. He had been speaking to Democratic parties in the country, and had mentioned that important states that he would need votes from. These states included Texas. JFK and his wife flew to Texas, where they entered a car with Govenor John Conallie and his wife.  As they drove through main street and then Dealy Plaza, the president was assasinated, on November 22,1966. Lee Harvey Oswald was blamed for the assasination of the president.

Theory #1.There are many theories as to who the president was assassinated by, and how it happened. One is called

THE MAGIC BULLET THEORY

This theory is that there was only one assassin (Lee Harvey Oswald), and he managed to have one bullet that went through the president, as well as the govenor.

Theory #2. TWO SHOOTER THEORY

Some people thought don't believe in the magic bullet and are convinced that there were two people who assasinated the President. One of them said to be on the grassy knoll, while the other was in the school book depository building.

IMPACT

The nation was schocked that the assasination happened. Not only had it happened, but it was caught on tape. The president in this time period had been a way of bringing hope to America. He was very well liked in the younger generation as well. His era was known as Camelot because America almost saw them as royalty, they were young and beautiful. Not only that, but JFK had many things going on in foreign policy. He was trying to get troops out of Vietnam which was overuled by LBJ. The National Debt continued to rise, and his attempt to end the cold war was left unfinished. FDR was known for his quest for peace, and since he was gone, America was deeply mourning his death. If JFK had survived and won the presidential election, history may have been a lot different. LBJ, was forever haunted by the events that occured during his presidency, prehaps if JFK had not been assasinated it would be different.

In 1989, Kenneth Lamar Noid interpreted the Domino’s ads as a personal assault on his character. Believing he was engaged in an ongoing battle with Domino’s head Tom Monaghan, Noid took matters into his own hands, holding up a Domino’s outlet in Georgia. Details from Time Magazine. Kenneth Noid, 22, walked into a Domino’s Pizza shop in Chamblee, Ga., with a .357 Magnum revolver and took two employees hostage. When police arrived, he demanded $100,000 in cash, a getaway car and a copy of The Widow’s Son, a 1985 novel about secret societies in an 18th century Parisian prison.All Noid got was the pizza he ordered. After a five-hour siege, the two employees slipped away and Noid gave himself up.

1. Don’t go to sleep angry or stressed out. Give yourself time to cool down.

2. Regular sleep patterns = better dreams. Including weekends.

3. Don’t eat right before bed. In particular, foods that take longer to digest, like meats and cheeses, can increase nightmares.

4. Reduce alcohol and caffeine consumption.

5. Cultivate gratitude. If this doesn’t come easy, do a “thankfulness” exercise every day in which you list the aspects of your life that you are thankful for.

6. Reduce exposure to violent images in the media, especially in the evenings. Horror movies can cause lingering nightmares for years.

7. Spend time in nature as often as possible, even if this means sitting in a city park for fifteen minutes every day. Many therapists believe that we all suffer from “nature deficiency disorder.”

8. Don’t sleep on your back. This encourages a special kind of nightmare known as sleep paralysis, in which you feel like you are awake and alert while at the same time you  cannot move. Sufferers also feel breathless and/or sense an “unknown presence” in the room. - keep reading this article