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A new image taken in February seems to show the same mysterious plane photographed over Texas last month.
On Mar. 10, 2014 Steve Douglass and Dean Muskett took the famous photographs of three mysterious planes flying at very high altitude over Amarillo, Texas.
The images they took showed what looked like an almost boomerang shaped plane, equipped with two engines (or at least two exhaust nozzles).
Noteworthy, something quite similar was spotted in February this year in Wichita, Kansas.
As reported by KSN, Jeff Templin, an amateur photographer who was taking pictures of wildlife back in February, shot a silent triangular shaped plane leaving what looked like an unusual contrail.
The top image is a crop of the photo Templin took from the ground back then.
Is this the same plane spotted over Texas by Douglass and Muskett or is it just a B-2?
Even though we can't be 100% sure, the above image (click here for a higher resolution version) doesn't seem to show a B-2 Spirit, even if the shape can be distorted by reflection, distance, and several other factors.
Provided it is really a new black project, there are several theories about the role of the mysterious triangular/boomerang shaped plane: some believe it could be an RQ-180 stealth drone or, more likely, a prototype of the American next generation LRSB (long range strike bomber).
Updated: user Dayanx on Reddit, filtered the image and highlighted the possible shape of the aircraft. Don't you think it's quite similar to the shape I created with Ugo Crisponi from the first blurry images taken at Amarillo?
Russian tug off Florida: supporting nuclear attack subs or observing SpaceX launch?


Looking back, I realise we only just scraped by on my father's teaching salary whilst my mother juggled raising the three of us, working part-time as a school secretary, growing most of our vegetables and fruit, and making all our clothes. But I never had the impression that we lacked for anything.
And when it came to food, certainly not. Coming home from school, we were usually greeted with the smell of freshly-baked scones or the sight of her chocolate cake (a recipe from New Zealand that was always known as 'New Zealand Chocolate Cake).
My mother was brilliant at making a few ingredients stretch very far. Using cheap cuts of meat, she cooked the most wonderful stews and casseroles in the ancient Aga cooker. Fuelled by anthracite, it had to be topped up several times a day. With two ovens, it only had two temperatures – 'hot' and 'slow'! Roasting or baking involved moving dishes from one oven to the other to get the right combination, and woe betide the person who had a bath when my mum was cooking. Because the Aga also heated the hot water, the ovens would lose temperature, and my mother would quickly lose her temper!
One of the dishes she cooked regularly for weekday suppers was her version of Hungarian Goulash. Using cheap cuts of pork, red peppers, and a lot of paprika, she cooked a rich, velvety stew, which benefitted from several hours in the 'slow' Aga oven. When she encouraged me to learn to cook, it was one of the first recipes she taught me.
I have since discovered that there are many variations of goulash or goulasc or gulyas, and there is an excellent article by the food historian, Rachel Laudan, which gives a detailed history of this dish.
It apparently originated in Hungary amongst cow herders who would spend the summers on the grass plains following their grazing cattle. Because the herders were nomadic during the summer, they camped and their meals were cooked in large cauldrons over an open fire using ingredients such as millet, lard, bacon, and onions, but occasionally, the casserole would be supplemented with meat from one of their cattle.
At some point, they began using dried chilli powder to supplement or replace the black pepper. Chilli peppers had been introduced to Europe from the Americas in the 16th century and became very popular in Hungary – 'paprika' being the Hungarian word for the spicy red peppers. By the end of the 18th century, the dish began to gain a reputation far beyond its humble origins, but its name still links it directly back to the original cow herders. The original meaning of 'gulyas' was 'cow herder', but it's now synonymous with the dish.
My mother's version is a later version. She used sweet paprika for her goulash, and the sweet version only became available in the early 20th century when two Hungarians invented a machine to separate the seeds and white ribs of the chilli pepper from its flesh. Being careful with the pennies, her version used cheap pork cuts – neck, ribs, or chump – rather than the more expensive beef.
Here in France, I use the cut called échine which comes from the rib area of the shoulder. Marbled with fat, I much prefer it to the more expensive loin chops and it works beautifully in a slow-cooked casserole recipe like my mother's.
Mother's Hungarian Goulash, serves 4-6, preparation time, 30 minutes, cooking time 2 hours.
*I prefer to buy whole tinned tomatoes, they're a better quality than the ready-chopped tomatoes, and it takes only a minute to chop them in the tin using a sharp pair of kitchens scissors.
You will need a large casserole – Le Creuset is ideal because it can be heated up on the hob. Mine is in a cardboard box somewhere so I made do with a large stainless steel casserole/pan.
Remove the bones and any excess fat from the chops before slicing into large-ish chunks. Mix the flour on a large flat plate with 4 teaspoons of the paprika and add fine sea salt and fine ground pepper to taste. Handful by handful, roll the chunks of meat in the spiced flour until well coated and put on a clean plate.
Now heat the lard in a large heavy-bottomed frying pan and add the sliced onions. Because it heats to a higher temperature, the lard gets the onions slightly caramelised far quicker. When the onions are just beginning to turn golden, reduce the heat slightly and add the crushed garlic. When the onions and garlic are golden, remove from the heat and put into the casserole.
Add the meat to the pan and allow each cube to begin crisping and turn colour (this takes about 5 minutes), then remove and add to the casserole.
Finally add the sliced peppers to the pan. You might need to add some olive oil at this point. Cover the pan with a lid and let the peppers sauté for about 10 minutes, turning from to time to time.
Add the cooked peppers to the casserole and stir all the ingredients round before placing the casserole on a medium heat burner. Add a slosh of red wine and the prepared stock. Then add the chopped tomatoes, stir again and bring to a shimmering simmer i.e. no bubbles!
Place in the lower half of the oven and cook at 170C for 1 hour. At this point, remove from the oven and add in the sliced mushrooms. Check the seasoning – I needed to add additional salt and pepper, along with an extra teaspoon of paprika.
Reduce the temperature to 150C and cook for a further hour.
When the goulash is ready, the meat should simply fall apart. I served it on a bed of brown basmati rice, with a dollop of crème fraiche, and a sprinkling of flat parsley. It's a dish that needs a good red wine and I chose one of my favourite local reds, le vin d'Antan from the Carcenac Domaine.


TRINITY COUNTY, TX (KTRE) - The Trinity County Sheriff's Office is searching for a man who they say is possibly armed and dangerous.
Sheriff Woody Wallace says they are searching for Justin Hanson who is wanted for aggravated assault. He is believed to be in the Mill Town area of the county and is likely on foot. Wallace says that Hanson was last seen wearing blue jeans and a red tank top. He is believed to be armed with a pistol.
Wallace asks the public to call 911 if they see Hanson, but to stay inside and keep doors locked. He stresses that no one should attempt to confront Hanson, but to call 911 immediately. He is said to be behaving in an erratic manner.
Man hunt in progress for Justin Hanson for felony warrants. Suspect may be armed.
Another man is in custody already, but Hanson fled on foot when deputies attempted to arrest him. They continue to search within the city limits. Search dogs may be called to the scene soon, in addition to the already heavy law enforcement presence residents may be seeing.


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Список альбомов №1 в США в 1985 году (#1 1985 Billboard 200) включает альбомы, возглавлявшие главный хит-парад Северной Америки каждую из 52 недель 1985 года по данным старейшего музыкального журнала США Billboard.

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 14 альбомов в 1985 году побывали на вершине хит-парада США, включая сразу два диска певца Prince: Purple Rain (2 недели в 1985 и 22 недели в 1984) и Around the World in a Day (3 недели на № 1).
 9 недель на № 1 пробыл альбом «Brothers in Arms» группы Dire Straits  с тиражом в 3 млн. экз. к концу года.
 Брюс Спрингстин с альбомом Born in the U.S.A. пробыл на вершине чарта 4 недели в 1984 и 3 недели в 1985, став в итоге лучшим диском всего года (1985 year-end chart), чему способствовал его  всемирный концертный тур (:en:Born in the U.S.A. Tour) по Северной Америке, Европе и Австралии.
 В 1985 году супергруппа популярных музыкантов USA for Africa в целях поддержки голодающих в Африке записали благотворительный альбом для Эфиопии. Альбом We Are the World включал титульную песню We Are the World, которую написали Майкл Джексон и Лайонел Ричи и исполнили 45 вокалистов, включая таких звёзд как сами Джексон и Ричи, Рей Чарльз, Боб Дилан, Билли Джоэл, Синди Лопер, Дайана Росс, Брюс Спрингстин, Тина Тёрнер и Стиви Уандер, он был сертифицирован трижды платиновым RIAA, и выиграл 4 премии Грэмми на 28-й церемонии.

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7 March 2022 | By International Airport Review
The Government of Canada has announced that three airports in Quebec will receive over $3.4 million funding for safety-related upgrades, projects, and equipment investments.


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LIGHTS OUT, AMERICA: Energy company warns that Biden regime's decision on shuttering pipelines will lead to widespread power outages
Source: JD Heyes
We've been warning for months that the Biden regime appears to be purposely attempting to tank the country's economy so they can then blame it not on their policies but rather on a 'failure of capitalism' so they can justify the full implementation of their "new" socialist programs.
It appears the next step in that process is about to occur.
The regime is said to be 'considering' shutting down a natural gas pipeline because of 'environmental concerns,' even though the pipeline is sound, stable, and extremely vital to our country's economy.
If that were to happen, warns a Missouri-based energy company, there will be widespread blackouts and power outages this winter and beyond.
"It's our privilege to provide you with affordable and reliable natural gas, every day," Spire Energy warned in an email to customers.
"In fact, the STL Pipeline was built to support your energy needs, along with those of more than 650,000 homes and businesses in the St. Louis region. Since 2019, this safe, fully operational pipeline has been bringing even more reliable and affordable natural gas to our community," the company's email continued.
"Unfortunately, while the STL Pipeline continues to operate today, it is now in jeopardy," the email said.
"As a result, we want to keep you informed and prepared for potential natural gas disruptions—and outages—this winter if the pipeline is not kept in service," [their emphasis], the email noted further, adding:
You may have heard about the pipeline in the news. In short, the government agency that regulates interstate pipelines approved the construction and operation of the Spire STL Pipeline after a two-year, rigorous regulatory review.
However, in January 2020, a New York-based environmentalist group challenged the government agency's approval process, and in June 2021, the court ruled in the group's favor. This ruling essentially took back the pipeline's approval to operate.
The STL Pipeline is fully operational today, with temporary federal approval to operate through Dec. 13—but that only takes us halfway through Missouri's coldest months.
"Spire has been working to keep the pipeline in service this winter as government regulators consider its long-term use. In fact, this week our CEO and Chief Legal Counsel traveled to Washington D.C. to talk with as many lawmakers as possible to help them understand the potential impact to the St. Louis community," the email continued.
"We're confident that we've done everything we can to demonstrate the critical role the pipeline plays in providing the St. Louis community with energy, but there are no guarantees it will operate beyond Dec. 13," [their emphasis], Spire Energy noted further.
The company said that it remains "hopeful" that the regime won't shutter the pipeline, but company officials seem resigned to that eventuality because they know what the agenda is: Destroy America.
"While we're hopeful the government will extend the approval for the pipeline to operate for the full winter heating season, we want to be prepared," says the email, noting that officials have "created an emergency plan" aimed at reducing "the potential impact for residential customers and businesses that provide critical services."
That is, blackouts.
"Our goal, as always, is to keep you safe and warm. As the most reliable energy source to heat homes, cook meals and fuel industry, natural gas outages are extremely rare. However, a St. Louis winter without the STL Pipeline in service is a different situation," [our emphasis] the email said.
"So along the way, we'll keep you informed, help you prepare for potential outages or service disruptions and advocate for the continued operation of the pipeline—because we know it's the right thing to do for our customers and our community," the company added.
It is obvious by now that the regime is working overtime to destroy our fossil fuel industries because our economy depends on them.
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Hesperidin inhibits ovariectomized-induced osteopenia and shows differential effects on bone mass and strength in young and adult intact rats.
The main aim of this study was to investigate the bone-sparing effect of hesperidin, one of the main flavonoid present in oranges, in two age groups of ovariectomized female rats, compared with their intact controls. Young (3 mo) and adult (6 mo) female Wistar rats were sham operated (SH) or ovariectomized (OVX) and then pair-fed for 90 days a casein-based diet supplemented or not with 0.5% hesperidin (Hp; n = 10/group). In older rats, Hp intake led to a partial inhibition of OVX-induced bone loss, whereas a complete inhibition was obtained in younger animals. At both ages, while plasma osteocalcin concentrations were unchanged, urinary excretion of deoxypyridinoline was reduced by Hp intake, suggesting that Hp was able to slow down bone resorption. Unexpectedly, in intact young rats, Hp consumption resulted in a significant increase in bone mineral density (BMD). Indeed, 6-mo-old HpSH rats had a similar BMD to 9-mo-old nontreated SH adult rats, suggesting an accelerated bone mass gain in the young rats. In contrast, in intact adult rats, Hp did not further increase BMD but did improve their bone strength. The results of this study show a protective effect of Hp on bone loss in OVX rats of both ages without uterine stimulation and accompanied by a lipid-lowering effect. The unexpected and intriguing findings obtained in intact rats showing improved BMD in young rats and improved femoral load in adult rats merit further investigation. The bone and lipid benefits of hesperidin make it an attractive dietary agent for the management of the health of postmenopausal women.


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https://top100project.files.wordpress.com/2019/02/ready-to-rumble.mp3 Rated R, as is our way.
Wrestle-heads, lend your jacked-up ears to the 18th installment of Scoring At The Movies. Ready To Rumble is, in short, the worst movie we've reviewed yet, so we branched off into all kinds of other angles on rasslin' just to find something worth discussing. We talked about wrestlers in movies, DDP Yoga, the Montreal Screwjob, gay panic, "fake" vs. "scripted", the triple cage concept, Macho Man, Mick Foley and much more. As for R To R, David Arquette & Scott Caan are obsessed with the now-defunct WCW and they get to rub baby-oiled elbows with DDP, Goldberg, Sting and Oliver Platt as Jimmy The King. If only any of it was funny. Also, sorry about the eardrum-bursting Randy Savage impressions. Dig it!
Rotten Tomatoes reviews
2000 U.S. Box Office
Links to: No Holds Barred and Dumb And Dumber and Scream
YouTube links: Macho Man interviews and the Macho Man cameo and Goldberg & Jimmy The King in the gym and the end credits outtakes (oy)
Previously on Scoring At The Movies: The Longest Yard
In 2 weeks on Scoring At The Movies: Semi-Pro


Elegance had also stayed behind. She saw SunBlind as a dark streak through the trees travelling with at least one other, and if her eyes were right, a second companion as well. There could have been an entire herd of creatures in those woods for all Elegance knew.
The last thing that mare needed was to bolt and then discover she had the exact same group of people mobbing her when she stopped. So she watched a Serian mare and her bonded wander about. Time passed and she watched them climb a small rise then collapse on their backs. Hearing their laughter, curiosity drew Elegance closer (plus perhaps from that vantage point she might be able to see if that mare needed any help, she was quite willing to share her story, but felt perhaps it was something the mare needed to work out with just her family present). SunBlind would call her if she were needed anyway.
She stared at the odd things the pair were doing in the snow. It looked like they were stuck that way, with their arms, legs and wings flailing about, but clearly they were having fun. With a laugh she decided to ask, "What are you doing?"
Shatteredsky stopped, her breathing deep. It had felt good to run out all her frustrations, to let her body take the punishment for her mind. She had a feeling some would follow, but she needed space, some time to regain her composure. Being too strong for too long had made her proud, everyone had weaknesses but hers were personal. They might not understand, and it wasn't her duty to protect them from hurt feelings. If they were so easily offended, their hearts were not strong enough to understand hers anyway.
She started at the sound of her sister's voice, feeling the mare coming ever closer. Closing her eyes, she sighed and turned. There was sorrow in those depths, and guilt. She just wanted someone to blame so badly, for all the loneliness she'd suffered. Never had she wanted to be this bitter or jaded, but she felt like someone had done it to her. Having someone to blame made it easier. It took strength to admit that the situation was the fault of no one but fate. Thinking that made her want to face it, she was too strong to hide behind pointing hooves at others.
"I know. I've known it all the while. It felt easier to blame those who didn't have to face the cold alone. I should have been happy that you and mother are safe... but my first instinct was to be upset with you because I was not there as well. I am sorry."
Indigosun's ears perked at the sound of Sunblind's offer. The two foreign creatures seemed ready and willing to give him a hand, but what they offered was not something he could accept for himself. "The only help I could ask of you, is to take her far from here." He looked to the now mostly empty hill, watching where his sister had disappeared to. The cat's comment brought a half-sided grin again, more amusement in his expression.
"A perch is fine by me, my body is warm and I need eyes closer to my sister. I stand out far too much. I can't approach her until she's bonded, less she try to convince me to live in the fields with her." He sighed and shook his head. "I tire of our struggle, though I dearly love these lands. It is difficult for her, and I tire of always worrying how she is faring, in mind and body." He began to run towards where the others were heading, turning his head back to the others.
"I think our goals are similar, so let's work together then?" His eyes glinted with determination and then he was rounding about the hill to come up on the opposite side, away from where Shatteredsky's attention would be.
Vineda kept shuffling her arms out at her sides. Even though the angel was made, it was fun and reminded her of more carefree days. She pretended for just a moment that she did have wings.
The purple mare sat up as soon as she heard hooves nearby. Her bonded might not worry much about who or what might be approaching, but she knew caution was probably a good thing. Ah, the green mare from earlier. Her laughter was a good sound. It made the girl sit up to hear another joining in.
"Snow angels, milady! Oh, please do tell me you've had the pleasure of making one before!" Vineda couldn't help but let her enthusiasm loose right about now. The beauty of their surroundings and the holiday spirit had seeped into her clothes rather than the dampness that should have been there.
Fancy laughed as well. "Yes... Elegance, you said your name was?" Well did she remember it, yet she could not claim to know this other just yet. "Please tell her you've made an angel before. Otherwise we'll spend the afternoon convincing you of their appeal." Her eyebrows quirked up towards pricked ears, eyes dancing as they awaited a reaction.
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Songhue leaped forward after the stallion, quickly catching up and then cutting a sharp turn to slip out in front of him. By the time they reached all the way to where the mare had relocated herself her paws were quite deplorably wet and more than a little cold, but she had certainly kept pace.
She had also cut off to the side for an instant to pounce upon a small snowhill and send a burst of flakes towards Fancy and Vines, hoping to grant them a face full of white snow-flurries. Hah!
An instant later she had moved ahead again, disappearing against the snow and flicking her tail as she crouched just outside of the mare's circle. He wanted to see this one taken and cared for... There might be a problem with that. She didn't seem to find the idea at all appealing.
The trouble with trying to help someone was that they first had be willing to accept the help. A general rule of thumb was that unless they were willing to fix whatever it was, you couldn't do anything about it. Helping someone was possible; doing things for them, much less things they weren't ready for, was not.
Still, he had apparently kept a vigil over this one for some time, so she would trust his judgement for the moment.
Glancing back over her shoulder at him and SunBlind, she gave her tail another flick and then offered a very wide, toothy smile. "You owe me one warm perch."
With that she stepped forward, tilting her ears as she caught the tail end of Shatteredsky's apology. "My first instinct was to be upset with you because I was not there as well..."
"Anger is the first defense to pain," Songhue said in a low, matter of fact voice as she maneuvered her way to the opposite end of the field, where the mare and the others had converged and currently held their focus. "The important thing is being able to recognize the defense. You have. The next step is resolving that pain. Are you ready for that, whatever it may be? You could stay here a while longer, visit your lost sister here and get to know her and the life they've found. There's no rush. Or you could simply place your faith in another to help you heal some of these wounds. It would be easier with aid; but are you a mare to accept this aid? Only you can decide that. The answers will come when you're ready, but now you know that you are not as alone as you had once believed."
With that, she turned her flashing pale orbs to the long-legged mare and bounced back over the snow, quickly finding her way to a tree and scrambling up a branch to clean her paws. She wouldn't attract much attention up there; within a few minutes, most others stopped focusing on a cat in a tree at all. If they could even see her any more, that was; she looked like just another bit of snow that had collected in the crook of the tree.
The moment some feeling had returned to her toes she scrambled down the opposite side of the tree, leaving the bark between her and the others - she wasn't sure what they were saying and honestly didn't much care. The mare had a lot of thinking to do, and a sister to speak to. This wasn't anything a feline should be sticking her nose into, short of spouting random and somewhat obscure comments. Perhaps they would help; perhaps they would make things more complicated. How would she know about the levels of pain and loss, after all? It wasn't as if her history was known to the mare; so who was she to give such options as she had? It would be difficult to swallow the words of a creature you didn't know at all.
That was half the fun for a cat, of course. Could they take the words and use them properly, or would they muddle things up and choose a wrong answer to the riddle?
Sometimes it was more fun to drop the bomb and wander off than it was to watch, however, and this was one of those times. She had a warm blue rump to get back to.
"You could tell her no," she mewed as she popped up near the strange stallion's legs once again, "if you worry so much over being asked to live here with her. You do already, of course, if you constantly watch and worry, but you could always tell her no. Waiting for life to happen or others to be ready can take far too long, if you ask me, not that you have. Sometimes fate needs a little push." A flick of her tail, and then: "She is, however, willing to admit that she wishes she was there with her sister and mother, instead of out in this cold. Their mother is back in the realm of her sister's bonded, who happens to be that mare of a highly confusing color. If Shatteredsky returns with them and accepts their bonded as her own, it would have them all looking to the same bonded upon the same realm; and they would be together."
Tilting her head, she looked back out at the mare and then once again towards the stallion, a small smirk playing along her lips. More hints, more thoughts. This was fun. And it might do some good, somewhere.
"Regardless, I would like my perch now. My paws are incredibly cold. I'll go back out when you need, but until then I expect to be warmed up a bit."
With that, she gathered herself up to leap onto his back, although she paused with a flick of her tail as she added "And when it is time for me to spy as naught but a bit of snow, do not call me 'Cat.' My given name here is Songhue, thank you."
It thrilled SunBlind to no end that this was the mare's brother and that not only did he mean her no harm, he wanted her to find her way to a good home. "Out goals most certainly align" SunBlind thought aloud to the other two, being unable to speak in this form. Where possible she tried to avoid telepathy since some people got weirded out when hearing voices in their mind, or worse, believed that their private thoughts woudl be stolen, not realizing it was a whole different process reading a mind from speaking to one.
As they moved along, the feline Songhue took a little detour to toss some snow at a few of the others who had remained behind. SunBlind grinned, it was such a cat thing to do. The shapeshifter was also happy to see Elegance heading towards them, there was going to be quite the group gathering around that confused mare and if everyone showed up she'd be in the exact same position as she was in before, and liable to bolt again. Although a good run through the cold air could clear one's senses and SunBlind took deep breaths of the freshness, though she didn't need to breath.
They stopped in time to hear the mare speaking to her sister. Ah, good. It sounded like the run had sorted a few things out in her head, though it will take years for the wounds to heal, and the scars will always be there. Once Songhue found a good spot to warm her soft paws, SunBlind glanced over at the stallion, her attention now on him. Truth was, he must be in as much pain as his sister, hiding from his own emtions by playing the role of guardian angel. Though he meant well, he should probably be out there with the others. Sometimes it was easier to deal with other people's issues than one's own.
"She is very fortunate to have a brother as caring as you, few can say the same. But I can't help thinking that perhaps she needed you to be where she could see you. And perhaps, you needed the same of her." While said as gently as she could, there was as slight motherly scold underlying those thoughts. "Regardless of whether she chooses to bond now or not, do you promise to show yourself to her when this is over? To deny her the knowledge that you are alive and well, and to deny the same to your other sister and your mother, is unintentionally cruel." She had wanted to use the word selfish rather than "unintentionally cruel" but the last thing she needed was to have the stallion to get stubborn over this issue. Best to let him think he was hurting them rather than trying to avoid hurting himself.
"Snow angels?" Elegance asked. Confused for a moment, she stared at the two lying on their backs trying to figure out how angels could come of this, then realized with a start that the angels appeared in the snow they had cleared with their flaying limbs. "Oh, how wonderful! No, I'm afraid I've never made one before...and I'm not sure how I can, I have neither arms nor wings, I think my angels would look a little funny. And yes, my name is Elegance. I'm afraid I didn't catch yours..."
"Its ok, I felt the same when Kyra said our mother, Sage was safe. I was made, hurt and wanted to blame someone for what I felt before Kyra, wondering why our mother was gone then why my siblings and I were parted, but it does ease with time." She said in a quit voice. She turned back to Kyra and maybe her friend problems may help her. She could try telling her sister. She just wanted more than anyhting for her to be happy and feel she was not alone. She walked a few paces backward she was not wanting her sister to feel trapped.
Kyra looked a bit confused when SilverFlash moved back and was a foot in front of her. She moved up beside her, but she pushed her closer to her sister.
"Tell her what you told me, you tell me your over it, your not, maybe this help you both," she said still nudging her closer.
Kyra nodded, well if it helped the mare she was all for it. She was also still always surprised when SilverFlash could see the cold she kept hidden with a smile. She walked one more step then stopped, she was only 2 feet in front of her mare, but only have as close as her mare has been, she did not want to make Shattered feel uncomfortable. Kyra lowered her head a bit before she spoke, "I too get when it is way easier to blame another. To think its there fault you in pain, their fault your alone. I used to have two close friend, human friends, but then they began to avoid, and at points I would not see or hear from them for weeks. All the time I was wondering, why they left me alone... Then I thought maybe it was me, I did something to drive them off. For long time I went from blaming them to blaming myself to why they never were around. We were so close 3 years, then it went down hill. Though its taken a long long time to realize it just seems it was fated to be. Not that I like that this is the out come one bit, but I no longer blame then and most of all do not blame myself as much. At times I still feel the hurt they dealt with leaving, me or blaming myself for not trying harder to find a connection but in the end, I have other friend, SilverFlash, your mother, and many others, so I finally just let them go..." She shifted her wait, "I know you ask why me, why everyone leave me, that there is no answer, but unlike me you can rekindle what was lost through the years. Sure you may feel made at times for them leaving you, or hurt, but it is natural, anyone whom has ever lost a family member or best friend feels that way at a time." Kyra stopped then was once again by saying this all driving it home to herself, the silver mare knew this too. To say it is the first part in believing it. She hoped this helped the black mare, all she wanted was to help her, so if her experiences could help her go through this time a bit easier than she herself did, then it was all worth going through in the past.
SilverFlash watched her bonded and listened, she hoped this help them both, but most of all she hoped it help her sister. You can try to be a kind as you like and still feel hurt and bitter towards those whom dealt even if it was fate whom actually was the one whom caused the separation. She watched the two, just paying to see some of the hurt she read in sister to subside even a fraction.


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The Best Moments From the 2021 Billboard Music Awards
Robyn Mowatt Robyn Mowatt is a staff writer at Okayplayer where she…
Photo Credit: Kevin Mazur for Getty Images
This year's Billboard Music Awards featured sets by Doja Cat, SZA, Alicia Keys, The Weeknd and more. Drake took home the Artist of the Decade award while P!nk was honored with the 2021 Icon award.
The 2021 Billboard Music Awards took place in person on Sunday at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. It's no surprise that this year's host Joe Jonas took the stage and performed with his brothers. Each year winners are either selected due to streaming numbers, sales, airplay, and other factors, fans are also able to have a say in who walks away with a Billboard trophy.
Some of the biggest moments of the evening included The Weeknd winning 10 different awards after being nominated for 16 and Drake being crowned artist of the decade. Aside from these highlights, P!nk was also honored with this year's Icon award and Pop Smoke won a few posthumous awards, one was the top Billboard 200 album. Doja Cat and SZA also served up a fun moment when they shared a live look at their single "Kiss Me More."
Below take a look below at a few other key moments from the 2021 Billboard Music Awards.
Alicia Keys Celebrates Songs in A Minor With a Gorgeous Medley
In celebration of her debut album Songs in A Minor, Alicia Keys unveiled a special medley featuring a few tracks off the release. She began the set with the album's intro "Piano & I" and then followed up with the deep cut "A Woman's Worth." Keys then shifted over to a cover of Prince's "Why Don't You Call Me." To top off her performance she shared a rendition of her hit single "Fallin."
Doja Cat and SZA Link Up For "Kiss Me More"
The catchy ballad "Kiss Me More" finally receives a live performance and we're here for it. Doja Cat commands attention in the first half of the set, she's backed by dancers who are dressed up as planets or are they aliens? Either way her stage presence is undeniable. For the latter half of the performance, SZA hops on stage and delivers her verse effortlessly.
Drake Humbly Accepts Artist of the Decade Award
Drake winning Artist of the Decade was a major win for the rapper who has been steadily building his career over the course of the past ten years. He's gone from a mixtape rapper to a global name, his glow-up is undeniable. Before his acceptance speech, the Canadian artist walked on stage with his son Adonis. He then proceeded to share a few tidbits about being unconfident about the direction his artistry was going over the years. We're all still waiting for his next album Certified Lover Boy.
The Weeknd Shares "Save Your Tears" With a Unique Performance
Aside from winning the most awards of the evening, The Weeknd also shared an eccentric performance of his latest single "Save Your Tears." While sitting atop a red convertible, the pop star delivered his set. He was also backed by a fleet of vehicles who swerved throughout the majority of the song. Later he also stood in the center of parking lot.
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A sister paper is one of two or more newspapers which share a common owner, but are published with different content, different names, and sometimes (but not necessarily) in different geographical areas. Such an arrangement can offer economies of scale because staff and infrastructure can be shared.

Formerly independent papers can become sister papers, as when the Wall Street Journal and the New York Post were both purchased by News Corporation. Concerns have sometimes been raised about such media consolidation resulting in less diversity of ideas, less competition in the newspaper business, or unfair competition. Conversely, a single newspaper company can start several publications. By doing so, it can serve different markets, or different audiences in the same market, with less overhead than if the publications operated separately.

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Q: PHP не работает require и аналогичные функции Зарегистрировался на бесплатном хостинге byethost.com. Функции типа require('text.html') - работают, а вот require('..app/text.html') нет. Подскажите, пожалуйста, почему такое может быть?
Папка app создана, на нее и все ее содержимое стоят права 777. Это же код на локальном сервере работает.
update возможно  как-то заблокированы инклуды из других папок?
A: Не забывайте про слешы!
вместо:
require('..app/text.html')

нужно:
require('../app/text.html')

P.S: Для home/dir1/test.php это означает подключение home/app/text.html... Уверены-ли вы, в таком пути?
UPD: А какие права на родительскую ( "../" ) папку?
A: Попробуй спросить у службы поддержки, либо написать на их форуме.
chdir(dirname(dirname(__FILE__)).'/add/');
require('text.html');

A: если у вас так и написано: require('..app/text.html'), то вероятно ошибка в отсутствии слэша
require('../app/text.html') // так правильнее.

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Seniors relive childhoods at Grad Nite
For those seniors who have spent the last semester cramming for exams and stressing over the big move to college, the night of May 3 was a release. It was on that evening that hundreds of 12th graders from Lemon Bay High School assembled to a ride on four buses to Walt Disney World's annual Grad Nite. It's a celebration in the Magic Kingdom specifically for graduating high school students from across the country. It was a night for those of us in the class of 2003 to escape the pressure of our impending descent into the "real world." It was a night for us to be kids again.
Before leaving the school's campus, students were giddy with the idea of spending the hours from dusk until dawn at "the happiest place on Earth." As the buses loaded and admission tickets were distributed, a festive frenzy occurred. The passes, which featured Disney cartoons, were immediately traded among students who opted for their favorite characters. I clung dearly to my Minnie Mouse ticket.
Once in the park a majority of students raced to Space Mountain to ride its famous roller coaster (luckily for me I sped by my classmates as I wheeled an injured friend to the front of the handicapped line).
Those who did not sprint for Space Mountain found happiness in other areas of the park. Melissa Iomelli made a beeline for the Mad Tea Party, a dance floor covered with giant revolving tea cups, a la "Alice in Wonderland."
For Kristin Goff, who had never before been to Disney, the highlight of the night was meeting Mickey Mouse. "He was with Minnie and when I saw them, they were walking away. I had to run to catch up to them," she said, laughing.
Ashlee Curtis was another who had a photo opportunity with the famous duo. She was excited to see the characters donning graduation caps and gowns. "It was cool because they were wearing graduation outfits. They dressed that way for us," she said.
Perhaps the most popular character of the night was Stitch, a furry, blue alien from the film "Lilo and Stitch."
"I actually met him," said Nichole Martinez. "I opened my arms and he gave me a big hug."
Some students found shopping to be as fun as any celebrity sighting. Angie Moser purchased a headband with flashing Mickey Mouse heads that bounced on giant springs. Throughout the park groups of students paraded in giant yellow slippers, models of the hallmark shoes Mickey Mouse wears.
"It was like reliving your childhood," said Kristin.
As the buses arrived in Englewood at 6 a.m., groggy students made their ways to their cars and the parking lot became a sea of giant yellow slippers, flashing Mickey hair accessories and stuffed animals.
As I fumbled to find my car keys amid a handful of shopping bags I looked down at the yellow slippers on my feet and recalled my own meeting with Stitch.
I couldn't help but smile. For one night I had been a kid again.


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HomeKidsParenting Tips
Learn How This International School Commits To Developing Tomorrow's LEADERS
NEXUS International School (Singapore) aims to mould learners into holistic, creative and independent individuals.
(image: NEXUS International School Singapore)
Celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, NEXUS International School (Singapore) relocated from its old site in Ulu Pandan to a new purpose-built campus located in Aljunied in January 2020.
Its new location offers state-of-the-art facilities such as an Olympic-sized swimming pool, two sports halls and specialist music and art studios.
NEXUS takes in children from their early years to pre-university level. As such, it offers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP) for children in Nursery to Year 6; the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme* (IB MYP) or English National Curriculum for learners in Year 7 to 9; IGCSE for those in Years 10 and 11; and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP) for Year 12 and 13 learners.
*NEXUS International School (Singapore) is a candidate school to offer the IB MYP Curriculum. IB MYP has been introduced for Year 7 in Academic Year 2021-22 and will be offered for Years 8 and 9 in subsequent years (Year 8 in Academic Year 2022-23 and Year 9 in Academic Year 2023-24). Until the transition, learners will continue to follow the English National Curriculum.
1. Pushing boundaries
At NEXUS, the campus has been designed around flexible learning spaces. Teaching is facilitated through open-concept environments, which support collaboration and foster critical thinking skills and learning agility.
School facilities such as the treehouse for Nursery to Year 2 learners are constructed around this innovative approach, and allow learners to step out of classrooms to explore concepts they have learnt. This seamless flow between indoor and outdoor learning stimulates children to have a creative mindset for better critical thinking skills.
Children even get to arrange their own learning space! For example, as part of a UOI (unit of inquiry) lesson, Kindergarten learners attempted to make their classroom resemble a fully functioning airport, complete with check-in baggage counters, security desks and passport control.
2. Learning outside the classroom
Outside of class, learners are encouraged to take on leadership roles in school initiatives such as Primary Action Groups, Secondary School Council and Eco-Committees. On top of that, NEXUS offers more than 90 co-curricular activities so learners can engage in a wide variety of interests – from sports and robotics to art and theatre.
3. Play and learn
As a school that understands a child's early years are the optimum time to build a solid educational foundation, NEXUS follows the IB PYP play-based and inquiry curriculum for young learners in Nursery to Year 6.
This learning method, delivered through a mixture of teacher-directed and child-initiated activities, educates young learners to read and write – building the foundations of numerical and scientific understandings through play. Young learners are exposed to a range of specialist lessons, too. Music, art, swimming and foreign languages are part of their multifaceted learning journey.
With a team of highly experienced teachers – 43 percent of the faculty hold a Master's degree or more – the school's high adult-to-learner ratio for early years (1 to 6) ensures every child receives all the guidance and encouragement they need in their learning.
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"Our four children are incredibly happy at NEXUS and settled in very quickly when we joined last September. Despite arriving two weeks after term started and in the middle of the pandemic, they felt welcomed and accepted, and quickly adapted to the NEXUS style of learning. Jesse enjoys having open classrooms and being able to choose where to sit to complete his work. He also enjoyed his end-of-year project, coding a game, which mentally stretched him and grew his confidence in what he can achieve with persistence. Georgia loves to write, and enjoys Language Arts and storytelling. Quinn and Maddie love the friendly teachers and making friends – they specially enjoyed the opening event of the treehouse! NEXUS has a great vibe and works very well for our family." – Roberta Jonsson, parent of Jesse (Year 7), Georgia (Year 5), Quinn (Year 2) and Maddie (Kindergarten)
Address: 1 Aljunied Walk, 387293
Opening hour: 8:20 a.m. to 5:20 p.m. (Mon. to Fri.)
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A korbávmezei csata, vagy udbinai csata, krbavaföldi ütközet, korbávföldi ütközet, korbáviai csata 1493. szeptember 9-én zajlott le egy török és egy horvát sereg között a Lika melletti Krbavamezőn, Udbina község közelében. A hely neve horvátul: Krbava polje, a csata Krbavska bitka.

A törökök 1493-ban Boszniából törtek fel északnak fosztogatni és eljutottak osztrák földekre is. A vezérük Hadum Jakub pasa a boszniai szandzsák-bég feldúlta Horvát Zagorje és Stájerország egyes területeit vagy 8000 akindzsival (török könnyűlovasok), majd hazafelé tartott, amikor Derencsényi Imre (Mirko Derenčin) útját állta.

Derencsényi serege horvát és szlavón egységekből állt, amely 2-3000 nehézlovasból, 2000 gyalogosból és 5-8000 parasztból állt. Ez előbbi bizonyult mindössze méltó ellenfélnek a boszniai akindzsikkel szemben. A véres csatában a bán seregét megsemmisítették, s Derencsényi elesett, vele együtt a horvát nemesség színe-java és 10-13 ezer horvát. A törökök ezer embert vesztettek el.

Az esemény egyfajta horvát Rigómezőként értékelhető.

Fordítás

Források
 Markó László: A Magyar Állam főméltóságai Szent Istvántól napjainkig, Magyar Könyvklub, Budapest 2000.

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A special school for autistic children
CHERYL GREDLEIN,Pocono Record Writer
Tracy Ranno named the Dominick William Academy, a preschool for autistic children, for her son Dominick William Ranno.KEITH R. STEVENSON/Pocono Record — — — — — — — — —
SCIOTA — Tracy Ranno of Stroudsburg has seen how individualized instruction and consistency can dramatically improve the lives of autistic children.
As a result, she plans to open a full-day, year-round pre-school for special needs children.
Ranno's son Dominick is autistic. She did some research at schools in New Jersey and the Philadelphia area to see what programs are available to kids with autism.
She saw the benefits of a consistent program based on the principals of Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) in combination with a multi-sensory language program, self-help skills socialization and age-appropriate academics. Her school will offer such a program.
"There's a big need in the area," she said.
The school, called the Dominick William Academy Inc., is licensed and scheduled to open April 1.
Ranno is accepting applications for 13 slots for kids ages — to 5.
Autism is a developmental disorder that is characterized by impaired social interaction and the presence of repetitive behavior, Ranno said.
It is estimated to affect one out of 250 births, primarily boys. The cause is not known.
Ranno, who has a degree in early childhood education, first noticed that something was different about her son when he was about 20 months old. He had developed some language and lost the ability to use it.
Ranno is working on having her son as the first enrollee in the school.
"This type of instruction is essential," she said. "A friend with an autistic son entered him in a program like this and his symptoms have disappeared. That is our goal: to reduce or eliminate the need for future services."
Ranno plans to hire someone to be the head teacher at the school.
Students can have wrap-around services performed at the school. Children with autism can have therapeutic staff support-providers attend with them.
"Mastery of skills and early intervention is imperative for individuals with autism to function autonomously," Ranno said.
Cost per pupil is $44,200 a year.
Ranno is in the process of obtaining status as a 501c3 non-profit organization and is planning some fund-raisers.
"Hopefully people will donate and the savings will trickle down to lower the cost," she said.
Interested parties should also seek help from their school district, she said.
Laura Ferrante of Tannersville hopes her son Nicholas, who is autistic, will be able to attend the school.
"There are not that many day cares that accept children with autism and my son loves being with other kids," she said. "It's difficult because there are not many programs that offer ABA. He needs that consistency."
Further information is available from Ranno at (570) 992-0992 or e-mail . The school is located in Chestnuthill Plaza off Route 209 in Sciota.


Dr. Peter Coleman was recently featured on the Richmond NBC affiliate discussing the opiate epidemic. The makers of Suboxone®, based out of Chesterfield, are facing a lawsuit brought on by 35 states – including Virginia. The lawsuit alleges that the manufacturer changed their formula, pushing generic manufacturers out of the market.
Dr. Peter Coleman, National Medical Director of The Coleman Institute, has been voted one of the Top Addiction Medicine Specialists for the third year in a row in Richmond Magazine's 2016 "Top Doctors" survey.
The Richmond Magazine survey asks local physicians to recommend their peers in 85 categories. Dr. Coleman again made the list in the Addiction Medicine category. See the full list here.
Dr. Peter Coleman, National Medical Director of The Coleman Institute, was featured in a segment about Henrico County parent's increasing concern over opiate abuse. The PTSA at Mills E. Godwin High School in Henrico reached out to Dr. Coleman to seek education about the growing epidemic. See the full story here.
The Coleman Institute, nationally acclaimed for its Accelerated Detox Treatments and Naltrexone implants, announced it has launched a full-service office location in Austin, Texas servicing the south central United States. The new Austin office will provide The Coleman Institute's proven addiction detoxification treatments to all surrounding areas in Texas and surrounding states. This particular area has been long affected by controlled substance dependency, alcohol and illicit drug abuse.


Mike Willingham necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
The Willingham Group is a firm that specializes in "image & strategy" (these two words should be in the logo) unless you can think of something even better.
Small businesses, specifically retail and restaurant, but not limited to those. We don't want to limit ourselves and we want to branch out into new markets. Our CEO has 20 years experience in the retail jewelry/diamond industry.
Modern in design, jazzy - yet sophisticated. I want the logo to have a little attitude and show we are creative.
The tag line "IMAGE & STRATEGY" should be a part of the logo.


Has G-Eazy found a new gal? The 29-year-old rapper has been most recently linked to Halsey on and off for the past year. However, he recently took to his Instagram Story to share a pic of Dutch model Yasmin Wijnaldum with the caption, "Nice shirt bae." The shirt in the photo was a black tee with "Looks sweet, but the devil's in the details," with a picture of the Devil dancing with a woman. The line is a lyric in the G-Eazy song "Leviathan." The two have not been photographed together, but they do follow each other on IG. Could they be laying low and keeping their relationship to themselves for the time being? Who is Yasmin Wijnaldum?
Yasmin Wijnaldum was born in Amsterdam, Netherlands on July 10, 1998. She is 5'10 1/2" tall with brown hair and blue eyes. Though she is a native of Amsterdam, the 20-year-old's favorite city is New York City. She made her modeling debut during the Elite Model Look competition in 2014, where she represented the Netherlands during the world final and won a contract with the Amsterdam branch of Elite Model Management. Wijnaldum made her runway debut at the Jean-Paul Gaultier Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2015 show.
Yasmin became Miuccia Prada's muse in 2016 when she was just 17-years-old. She was the face of Prada's Spring/Summer 2016 campaign, a gig she scored just six months after her runway debut. She made her debut as a Victoria's Secret Angel in the 2018 runway show.
After being exclusive to Prada for a season she walked in a number of big Paris Fashion Week shows including Valentino, Chloe, Kenzo, Giambattista Valli, and Loewe. She also did Chanel's pre-fall show in Rome. At just 20, she's already worked with her dream team of designers. She said: "Honestly, I've worked with such amazing people already! People like Steven Meisel, Craig McDean, Path McGrath, Peter Philips, Edward Ennuinful, Olivier Rizzo. And I think those are all dream people to work with!
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Yasmin has a relatable Netflix habit and has been known to binge The Vampire Diaries, Drop Dead Diva and Modern Family.
Yasmin's dream job was the 2016 Prada campaign. She would also like ot be on the cover of a major magazine.
Her beauty secret is a no brainer that we all need to do more of, which is drink lots of water. Yasmin's favorite food is pizza, which is why a recent New Years resolution was to eat healthier.
Yasmin's favorite splurge is a handbag. She said, "My Prada bag because that was the first designer bag that I bought with my own money."


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Q: gRPC error about missing an "Unimplemented" server method this my proto file:

syntax = "proto3";

option go_package = ".;pb";

service Greeter {
  rpc SayHello (HelloRequest) returns (HelloReply); // hello
}

message HelloRequest {
  string name = 1;
}

message HelloReply {
  string message = 1;
}

**

package main

import (
    "awesomeProject/grpc_test/proto"
    "context"
    "google.golang.org/grpc"
    "net"
)

type Server struct {}

func (s *Server) SayHello(ctx context.Context, request *pb.HelloRequest) (*pb.HelloReply, error) {
    return &pb.HelloReply{
        Message: "hello" + request.Name,
    }, nil
}

func main() {
    g := grpc.NewServer()
    pb.RegisterGreeterServer(g, &Server{})

    lis, err := net.Listen("tcp", "0.0.0.0:8080")
    if err != nil {
        panic("failed to listen: " + err.Error() )
    }

    err = g.Serve(lis)
    if err != nil {
        panic("failed to start grpc: " + err.Error())
    }
}

and i got an error:
cannot use &Server{} (type *Server) as type pb.GreeterServer in argument to pb.RegisterGreeterServer:*Server does not implement pb.GreeterServer (missing pb.mustEmbedUnimplementedGreeterServer method)
how to solve it?

A: This is covered in this README (this issue and this issue provide a lot, perhaps too much!, more info).
The solution will be to edit your struct definition (as the error suggests) to:
type Server struct {
    proto.UnimplementedGreeterServer
}

You might also want to take a look at the quickstart. Your service appears to be derived from this and you will note that main.go (/examples/helloworld/greeter_server/main.go in here) includes a similar struct definition.
Adding proto.UnimplementedGreeterServer provides a default implementation for all of the services (part of the generated code); for example:
func (UnimplementedGreeterServer) SayHello(context.Context, *HelloRequest) (*HelloReply, error) {
    return nil, status.Errorf(codes.Unimplemented, "method SayHello not implemented")
}

Including UnimplementedGreeterServer within the structure means that if you add a new service to the proto file and then recompile your application it will compile without error AND return an unimplemented error should a client attempt to call the new service. The issues referenced earlier include a lot of discussion around why this method was selected.


Originally trained as a graphic designer, Olivia started her blog back in 2013 because it was hard to look for fashion inspiration in Indonesia back then. Rising from bootstrapping her blog during the first year, more than 200,000 people follow Olivia on Instagram today. Setting weekends aside for her family, the newlywed's workdays are variedly filled with brand meetings, post planning, photo shooting, globetrotting, and, as of 2016, working with her clothing line, Calla Atelier. Moving forward, she wishes to expand her brand overseas, and continue to encourage others to nd their inner confidence and express their personalities through fashion.
Can you guess what Olivia and her husband like to do on date nights?


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Family expresses gratitude for father's COVID recovery, Bethesda staff
Written by Sylvia St. Cyr Wednesday, Jan 25 2023, 11:04 AM
Guy Bouvier with his daughters including Stephanie Karalash (left)
A family from the southeast is grateful for the incredible recovery of their father after an almost year-long stay in the hospital.
"In 2021 around December my dad was actually diagnosed with COVID and he ended up in a pretty bad state," says Stephanie Karalash from Blumenort. "He got sicker and sicker and then they put him to sleep."
Guy Bouvier, Karalash's dad, from St. Pierre-Jolys was unconscious as his body tried to fight off the virus for a few months.
"When he woke up, he pretty much had everything wrong with him. There were a lot of surgeries he had to come through."
Bouvier had his memory intact but because of the damage from COVID, he had to learn how to walk and talk again.
"We were there by his side. At first, we weren't actually allowed to be in the hospital because of the restrictions so we set up video calls, talking to him. It was a really long road."
@hazeyhuney My fathers inspiring journey to recovery ❤🩹 #fyp #goviral #gofundme #gofundmehelp #gofundmedonations #covidsurvivor #medicaltorture ♬ Get You The Moon - Kina
It's been a slow and steady climb for the Bouvier family to watch their dad recover after battling COVID. He lost roughly 100 lbs during the time he was bedridden.
"It's pretty much a miracle that he's been able to overcome everything he's been through and how his body recovered by the grace of God, and prayers from family and our community."
After 10 months in the hospital and fighting to live, Bouvier is back at home and walking. Both of these things the doctors didn't know if he'd be able to do.
"My dad wants to give a shout-out to the wonderful people at Bethesda Hospital [in Steinbach] for the care he received during that critical time. In particular the physiotherapy staff in the rehab dept with their skillful guidance and who without their herculean efforts dad wouldn't be walking today."
Karalash adds the healing is not done.
"He's got neuropathy because when they gave him medication to heal his vital organs and give them oxygen, it took oxygen away from his hands and feet."
Neuropathy is a result of damage to the nerves located outside of the brain and spinal cord (peripheral nerves), and often causes weakness, numbness and pain, usually in the hands and feet. Bouvier has pain and tingling in his hands and feet which makes it hard to walk and grab things.
"Thank God he's alive and almost back to his old self. It's because of faith and knowing that God has us, He's got his back and able to bring him back to us."
The treatment for neuropathy isn't covered by Manitoba Health. The Bouvier family has set up a GoFundMe page for anyone interested in helping with the cost, totaling $6,500.
Sports Update - Wednesday, January 25th
Euphoria in Steinbach as shovels hit the ground for the new Southeast Event Centre
Niverville's JR Charron returns to Made in Manitoba with song inspired by his son
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Introducing a Brand-New Way To Give
October 29, 2018 | Clean Water Faith in Action News
SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (Nov. 7, 2018)—Lifewater International launches a brand-new website that personalizes philanthropy, providing real-time updates directly from the field and true stories unique to more than 50 rural villages. Donors will now have insight into the impact of their giving like never before.
On the new lifewater.org, those seeking to fund a clean water project can read the story of a family that lives in Ethiopia, Cambodia, or Uganda, see their current water source, and partner with that specific village in bringing clean water, health, and hope.
Site visitors can choose a project to support, stay up to date on key project milestones, and interact with Lifewater field staff serving in that village. The new lifewater.org includes sharing functionality that allows donors to activate their networks in the cause through social media.
Rethinking the Organizational Model
For over 40 years, Lifewater has operated through the exceptional generosity of people who donate to a general fund. Lifewater would draw from that fund to implement high-quality, Christ-honoring Water Access, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) projects that serve families experiencing extreme poverty.
Previously, reporting back to donors was limited to occasional stories and more formally through an annual report.
The only exception to this practice has been for grant makers, who follow a specific project from proposal to report with detailed updates along the way.
Lifewater President/CEO Justin Narducci said, "We wanted to create a way for every donor, no matter the size of their gift or capacity, to get personalized updates about their generosity. Every gift and giver matters."
Just as Lifewater was considering a new way to give, generous donor Brian Rogers, founder of 4K Foundation, was eager to do something big for the Kingdom.
Years ago on Stewardship Sunday at his church, Brian was listening to the words of his pastor preach on generosity.
"He was saying, 'I can't explain it, but when you give, you get so much more back… everything in your life, your relationships, get better,' and I've been giving ever since," he said. "When I made that commitment to become an intentional giver is when my life really changed."
It was not long after that Brian sold his business and found himself blessed with the ability to give abundantly and compelled to give in such a way as to leverage multiplying, self-sustaining change.
Today, supporters can navigate and give directly to the village of their choosing. They too can experience what Brian calls the "exponential benefits" of giving to others.
"Our prayer is that this shift will allow us, together, to serve millions more people, more effectively than ever," Narducci said.
Partnership with Africa Renewal University Advances Gospel Hope in Every Village Lifewater Celebrates 20,000 Healthy Homes Generosity for Kids: 5 Ways to Teach Your Child How to Give


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Activists Swarm Shell Oil Rig to Prevent Arctic Drilling
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Activists who oppose Royal Dutch Shell's plans to drill for oil in the Arctic Ocean prepare their kayaks for the "Paddle in Seattle" protest on Saturday, May 16, 2015, in Seattle. The protesters gathered at a West Seattle park and then joined hundreds of others in Elliott Bay, next to the Port of Seattle Terminal 5, where Shell's Polar Pioneer drilling rig is docked. (Daniella Beccaria/seattlepi.com via AP) MAGS OUT; NO SALES; SEATTLE TIMES OUT; TV OUT; MANDATORY CREDIT
by Other98 Team June 16, 2015, 1:20 pm
Other98's own technical director, Kelly Mears, was temporarily detained by the Coast Guard as he and other activists unfurled a huge "Shell No" banner on the water. Seattle Councilman Mike O'Brien was also arrested. All of the activists faces a $250 fine.
Prior to his arrest after trying to block Shell's oil rig, Mears had been stationed on O98's "SOlar Pioneer," a 4,000 square foot solar-powered barge that Other 98 built (with the help of dozens of friends) to help lift up the voices of folks from all over the world who have a beef with Shell's Arctic drilling. The Solar Pioneer lit up the night and give Shell hell until they attempt to leave the Puget Sound. (Inspired by this action? You can donate to support our costs for setting up the Solar Pioneer).
O98's Mears explained to U.S. News & World Reports his decision to try and put himself between Shell's giant oil rig and the Arctic:
"Ultimately, I think that it's pretty negligent decision to allow the vessel to drill in the Arctic," said Mears, who came from South Carolina in April to participate in a series of protests. "My personal moral compass wasn't allowing me to stand idly by and bemoan it as something that we can't escape from."
Rachel Maddow also covered the protest, and the Yes Men's NYC-based prank last week, when they posed as Shell employees giving out free snow cones made from ice from the Arctic:
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Best Banana Chocolate Chip Muffins (Super Easy) - Pretty. Simple. Sweet.
These banana chocolate chip muffins are quick to make, full of banana flavor, aren't too sweet, and have crunchy tops, and they taste just like banana bread! They are delicious with or without the chocolate chips, or you can replace the chocolate chips with nuts.
These muffins are the kind you wish to find in any bakery to go with your morning coffee. They are so easy to make, they'll be ready in 10 minutes. They make a great midday snack. Or morning snack. Or late night snack!
This is the best banana chocolate chip muffin recipe if you ask me! They come together quickly and they are super easy to make. No fancy ingredients or equipment. Just mix all the dry ingredient in one bowl (flour, baking soda, salt, and sugar), and the rest of the ingredients in another bowl, then mix the two mixtures together. Mix just until the ingredients are combined, because over mixing can make the muffins dry and dense.
I use 3 large bananas to get lots of banana flavor. The riper they are, the better because they are moister, and sweeter that way, so use very ripe bananas. Mash the bananas with a fork until there are no big chunks left and the batter is smooth. The muffins taste like banana bread in muffin form, and they are extra moist.
In a medium bowl, whisk together egg, mashed bananas, and melted butter. Pour the egg mixture into the flour mixture and mix as little as possible, just until combined. Stir in chocolate chips.
Divide mixture between muffin cups, filling them about ¾ full. Bake for 15-20 minutes or until a toothpick inserted into the center of a muffin comes out clean. Transfer to a wire rack and let cool for 10 minutes before removing from pan.
I loved your muffins so much! Easy and fast.Personally, I added a little bit of an orange zest and its juice because it was getting old and was last one. It turned out great as a mix of taste, banana, orange and dark chocolate 🙂 The texture of muffin itself was so… fluffy and soft, melting in your mouth that muffins dissapeared so fast from the counter that I had only one 🙁 Will make another batch soon!
I'm so glad to hear Tomi, thank you!
I doubled the recipe and made mini muffins for school lunches; great nut-free option. I used a bit less sugar. These were so easy to make and came out tasty and fluffy. I will use this recipe again.
Made these today and eating one right now.Such a easy recipe turned out so yummy 🙂 .Looking forward to trying many more of your recipes.
Can I add some Greek yogurt for lighter muffins?
Yes you can! Any kind of yogurt or sour cream.


Wallets like the Tezer are electronic devices; similar to USB drives, that let you store altcoins offline. Such a wallet is the ultimate cryptocurrency solution, some of them are even small enough to carry in your pocket or send through the mail. Use a cryptocurrency wallet with an app that you can access via your phone. That way you can access your bitcoins without a computer and make payments anywhere. TenX recently unveiled an app that allows people to make Ethereum and bitcoin purchases at businesses such as McDonald's. Use bitcoin to make purchases if possible because that can help you save money and avoid putting your account information at risk. There are many retailers that accept bitcoin including Dell, Microsoft and Overstock.com. You can also buy gift cards you can use on websites such as Amazon and Walmart.com with bitcoin at online stores such as Gyft. This means that it can be very safe to use bitcoin online. In fact bitcoin can be safer than fiat currency because it might be less vulnerable to inflation. BITCOIN AND BANKING. Unfortunately most banks will not accept deposits of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies because of the laws. Banking authorities like the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and the Canadian Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC) will come down hard on any institution that accepts currencies not recognized by governments. Part of the problem is that entities like the FDIC and CDIC will not insure bitcoin and other altcoins. That means banks take a far greater risk if they accept those mediums than if they take fiat currencies. There are some banks that will accept bitcoin deposits but they are all outside the US and Canada.
That means you might get yourself in trouble with tax authorities like the IRS or Revenue Canada if you use them. If you are interested the most reputable institution that accepts bitcoin is the Falcon Private Bank at https://www.falconpb.com/en/ a boutique bank with branches in Switzerland, London and Dubai. Falcon offers some banking services in bitcoin, including cash management and blockchain management. Unfortunately Falcon is a very exclusive solution designed for rich people. THE FUTURE OF BITCOIN AND BANKING. Average people will probably have to wait a few more years before they can bank in bitcoin. Most banks will probably avoid all cryptocurrencies until governments start recognizing them as legal tenders. Although a few big banks including Goldman Sachs, Bank of New York-Mellon and JPMorgan Chase are experimenting with cryptocurrencies. One intriguing possibility is that some banks might create and issue their own cryptocurrencies. Goldman Sachs and New-York Mellon are working on such currencies. Another is that banks might start using Ethereum to create their currencies; because Ethereum is designed to enable users to create markets and securities such as bonds. Another possibility is that some banks will offer accounts, digital wallets or debit cards that automatically convert fiat currencies into altcoins and back. Such mechanisms are possible right now, TenX claims to have one up and running in Singapore. Other solutions might be CDs and money market accounts that invest in cryptocurrencies and lines of credit you can use to purchase altcoins with.
The most likely organizations to offer such solutions will be investment banks such as Goldman Sachs, or international banks such as Bank of New York-Mellon. Other possibilities might be the ability to deposit bitcoins in savings and checking accounts or to pay your car loan or mortgage with altcoins. Many banks may also specialize in providing altcoin payments and services to businesses as well. Or helping businesses accept cryptocurrency payments. Until then you'll be able to purchase bitcoins with bank transfers but you may not be able to deposit them into your bank accounts. Unless of course you convert your cryptocurrency into dollars before you make the deposit. WILL THERE BE AN ALTERNATIVE TO BANK TRANSFERS. Currently the only really cost effective alternative to bank transfers, when purchasing bitcoin is to use other cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum or Litecoin on the few exchanges that have such pairings. Unfortunately, that is only available to persons who already own altcoins. Unfortunately, that is only available to persons who already own altcoins, which you need Bitcoin first to buy anyways. That makes a bank transfer one of the best ways to get started in the world of cryptocurrency and the most cost effective option for buying Bitcoin. If you want to add some bitcoins to your investment portfolio or create a cryptocurrency hedge against inflation – a bank transfer is often the best way to begin. If you want to add some bitcoins to your investment portfolio or create a cryptocurrency hedge against inflation – a bank transfer is often the best way to begin. Just remember to be very careful when you make the transaction and take steps to protect your banking information. Taking some time to research bank transfers; and taking some time to research bank transfers; and bitcoin in general, will give you the tools you need to protect your money – and profit from the next generation of finance.


Grace Sisti, of Denver, smokes a joint on the official opening night of a marijuana-specific social club, Monday Dec. 31, 2012.
Attorney General-elect Phil Weiser said he's actively reaching out to lawmakers to help on a bill that would expunge old pot convictions statewide.
Weiser is taking a page from Boulder District Attorney Michael Dougherty and Denver Mayor Michael Hancock, who recently announced they would review convictions going back to 2001, for possible vacations.
The incoming Democrat said people with convictions in other parts of the state should be eligible.
"There are all sorts of consequences that follow you for the rest of your life," Weiser said, noting people with felony convictions can't work in the marijuana industry.
Old convictions can also haunt job and housing applications, he said.
"Or you apply for graduate school, and they ask you if you have committed a felony and you're constantly reminded of this felony conviction that no longer is a crime," he said.
A statewide effort like this would have to come from the legislature, but Weiser has offered his incoming office's help with administering whatever may be created.
Lawmakers last year passed a law that allowed those convicted of misdemeanors to seal criminal records if that past offense is not currently a crime. But critics said that puts the onus on the individual. Meanwhile, advocates would like to make expungement more automatic and easier for people walking around with old convictions.
Officials in Boulder and Denver alone have said there are potentially more than 20,000 convictions that could be eligible for expungement.
Boulder will accept applications to review and is also holding some open hours in January for people to come in and talk to prosecutors. Hancock's office said they're still working on their process with the district attorney's office.
Weiser said an idea he was exploring with lawmakers on the House Judiciary Committee was generating automatic letters for people with qualifying convictions.
"We can fix this and we should fix it," Weiser said. "I'm happy to put in the work and think we can and should take this step forward … For me, this is only to get to the right result.


Eadweard Maybridge was a former bookseller who took up photography as a hobby, later he was known to invent the first film.
While watching horses race, he made a bet with some of his friends that a horse could lift all four legs when running.
To prove this, he accidentally created the first film, using basic frames, nonetheless, he also won the wager, which consisted of $25,000.
A type of entertainment popular chiefly in the US in the early 20th century, featuring a mixture of specialty acts such as burlesque comedy and song and dance.
This became very popular once the projector was invented.
The beginning of the popularity of film.
Thomas Edison helped with the development of film by inventing the Kinetoscope. The Kinetoscope was basically a flipbook that you would look into, making an optical illusion. The Kinetoscope eventually furthered into the earliest projectors.
Cinema, the "silver screen", one of the biggest forms of art.
During the early 1900s cinema started booming, people loved watching people's creations.
Eventually, it grew into the multi-million dollar business it was today.
The first U.S narrative in film history.
The Great Train Robbery was a silent short film directed by Edwin S. Porter. It is known to be one of the biggest milestones in film.
These were the original movie theaters. Nickelodeons were named after the price, one nickel, to see a film. Eventually these grew into the movie theaters we go to today.
The MPPC, or Motion Picture Patents Company was founded in December 1908.
The MPPC was a trust of all the biggest US film companies.
While the MPPC did provide safety for US filmmakers, it was bad for foreign filmmakers because they were ostracized.
Until this time, all movies were silent, they were typically just accompanied with live music, this became revolutionary.
These movies now had sound, rapidly they boomed in popularity.
These movies, known back then as "talkies" were a revolutionary hit in the cinema business.
Along with the rise of movies came the rise of the movie stars.
Just like Jennifer Lawrence and Tom Cruise, these people were a hit with everybody, everyone treated them as royalty, and for the time, they were making a lot of money.
Some of the first movie stars of the time were Charlie Chaplin and Mary Pickford.
It's the 40's, a time of innovation in America, and one of the biggest innovations was technicolor. This allowed filmmakers to actually put their film in full color to be viewed. This was another step closer to the modern films we have today.
Now we're getting closer to some of the movies we see today, no longer are just physical props being used, welcome to CGI. CGI was a revolutionary invention that made filmmaking extremely easier due to the effects that it could make. One of the first films to use CGI is 1973's Westworld.
Film has come such a long way, from a bet on a horse to million dollar movies. One of the biggest movies of all time was 2009's Avatar, which costed almost 300 million dollars to even make. This just goes to show how long film has really come.


42 Bob Clarke Dr., Campbellton - "New Listing!!"
New listing at 6 bob Clarke drive campbellton.This home is priced to sell fast at only $110,000.Thats right only $110,000.cozy 2 bedroom bungalow that was 3 bedrooms and can be changed back into 3 bedrooms if you wanted to do that.main floor consist of an avg size kitchen and dining room. kitchen appliances included.large living room with a wood burning fireplace and a great view of the ocean.what was the 3rd bedroom was renovated to be the main bathroom 11 x 8.8. what was the bathroom is now an office. which off course could be all changed back if you need the 3rd bedroom on the main level.Downstairs as a 3rd bedroom, storage area for the deepfreezer etc, laundry room, workshop, storage area.new wood stove and basement walkout and much more.siding is only 4 years old.heating is electric and wood fireplace and wood stove. veranda and a patio 15 x 14.you could sit out there in the summer and enjoy the view of the ocean. Good size lot. garage 12 x 16 and a shed.MLS only asking $110,000. call me to view today 541-3339.
Waterfront Lot, Campbellton - "New Listing!!"
Wow!!!! Are you looking for a hugh waterfront lot to build your dream home or for an investment property for seniors duplexs.approx. 2.8 acre lot overlooking the ocean.don't miss out on this deal. call albert hillier TODAY at 541-3339 only asking $67,500. call albert NOW at 1-709-541-3339!!
WOW! What a deal! 2 Homes with a million dollar view of the Ocean and Water access for a boat. This property also boasts a huge detached garage (34 x 48) with 3 garage doors, and another shed (16 x 10). Garage is insulated same as house. Main house has 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and main floor laundry. This home was completely renovated, inside and out in 2011. (2000 sq feet) Open concept Kitchen, Dining and Living area with Wood burning fireplace. Kitchen has Stainless steel appliances, large island and lots of cabinets. Spacious Master Suite, with his & hers closets and 3 piece ensuite. Finished basement has 2 more bedrooms and another full bathroom, sitting area, and loads of storage. Imagine sitting out on the front porch with your morning coffee and watching the waves or looking at the reflection of the moon on the water at night. The 2nd home is a cozy 3 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom home. This home was completely renovated in 2003. (1100 sq feet). This property is an ideal situation for a rental income, a B&B, or Families who want to live near each other. Paved driveway and parking space for minimum of 6 cars. Beautifully landscaped with mature trees and a few new trees. Now $594,000! Open to reasonable offers!
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building lots for sale 2 on the waterfront and 8 on the other side of the road, call albert hillier today for more informaton at 541-3339. NOW $48,500!!! - This lot was just sold by Albert Hillier!
2 waterfront lots 100 x 100 and 9 more lots across the road in campbellton for $35,000. call albert hillier at 541-3339- This lot was just sold by Albert Hillier!


Widow's Christian Place: Woman of The Year!
Each and every widow deserves the "Woman of The Year" award in my opinion, don't you agree? Widows are among the most courageous, interesting and amazing people in the world!
That's why every Wednesday I try to bring you a widow's story. Whether from the Bible, history books, the news headlines or the great women I've met through this blog, the stories of how God works through widows always amaze me.
Look how many stories we've covered in 2011!
I look forward to meeting many more widows in 2012. I count it a privilege because YOU are my WOMAN OF THE YEAR!