 and I was literally moving within a half second, but the guy behind me beeped like I wasn't paying attention.

I was so flabbergasted, that I just stopped moving. He started pinning down the horn, and I just sat there waiting for him to stop.

He stopped, but only because he was getting out of the car to come confront me. But my decision was to go when he stopped honking, so I just started to drive away. The light turned red as he was running back to his car screaming, so I got to go through and he got stuck.

It was satisfying, but also a bit unnerving so I took the next turn to go down some back roads so he wouldn't catch up to me at some future light.An employee of the attorney general's office lost his life after falling from the fourth floor of the Sindh High Court in Karachi on Monday.
According to Attorney General of Pakistan Anwar Mansoor Khan, Asif had been working at the office for 27 years.
Police said they are investigating to ascertain whether Asif's death is a case of suicide or something else.
His colleague told police that shortly before he had died, Asif had handed his daughter his cellphone and watch.
Asif's body was sent to a hospital for a post-mortem examination, police said.
Attorney General Khan, while speaking to the media, described the deceased as a hardworking and dutiful man. "The country needs such people," he said.
Khan added that police is coordinating with his office and the incident is being investigated. "There is CCTV footage, the police will find out [what happened]," the attorney general said.
Asif, a resident of FC Area, is survived by three children, police said.As we celebrate 10 years since the founding of Northrise University, this year also marks the beginning of an exciting and important next step in advancing the vision of empowering Zambians, one student at a time. In a few short weeks, we will announce our 5 year plan to raise the funds needed to complete the university campus facilities on the land that was generously granted to Northrise many years ago.
Today, Northrise holds classes for 600+ students from its 5 story building, Caravelle House, in downtown Ndola. Outside the city, on the 640 acres granted to Northrise for its main campus, the university began the vision by building one 50+ student dormitory building, one classroom block facility, the NuCare health clinic and faculty duplex housing. Northrise Farm also operates on 400 acres adjacent to the main campus land.
Entering the next and final phase of completing the campus facilities will position the university to more than triple its annual student enrollment from 600 students to 2,000. We will be able to offer dormitory space for up to 500 students to live, provide on-campus housing for dozens of our faculty and staff, conduct sports programs on basketball and football fields, and eventually witness over 1500 people from the community attending events in the Convocation Hall.
Keep your eyes open in the coming weeks for more details regarding this exciting roll-out of our plans as we move forward with boldness and humility, trusting and honoring the Lord in obedience to the calling and vision He gave Moffat and Doreen over 26 years ago.Calgary, Waterton, Edmonton, Jasper, Lake Louise,...
Explore the history, culture and scenery of Alberta and learn about the Indigenous Peoples who lived here for thousands of years before the arrival of European settlers. Head south to the picturesque small town of Waterton before driving into the heart of the Rockies. Keep your camera ready as wildlife is abundant in the entire area. After a short visit of cultural immersion in Alberta’s provincial capital of Edmonton, travel back in time and spend the last day of your trip learning about the dinosaurs that once roamed these lands.
This morning head south to the famous Bar U Ranch National Historic Site where you can discover the life of a ranching cowboy from the late 1800s. The Bar U Ranch has the largest collection of historical ranch buildings in Canada. Time permitting, aim to stop at Turner Valley, and discover Eau Claire Distillery. The new distillery is housed in the circa-1929 Turner Valley Movie Theatre and Dance Hall that in early days served as a town hall, political rally centre, dance hall and community gathering spot. Located in a place of storied history, the distillery can talk to Turner Valley’s checkered and illustrious past. To the east was a famous house of ill repute, to the west a general store. In the hills, an aptly named landmark feature called Whiskey Ridge hid moonshine stills. On the north end of town was the notorious street called Whiskey Row. A further 145 km. drive south takes you to the Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump Interpretive Centre, a UNESCO-designated World Heritage Site that preserves and interprets over 6,000 years of Plains Buffalo Indigenous culture. Through vast landscapes, exhibits, and diverse programming, you will learn from a Blackfoot Nations guide about the cultural significance of this cliff to the Plains People. From the Interpretive Centre, you can venture out along a paved trail that leads you to spectacular views of Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump Cliff, Calderwood Buffalo Jump & Vision Quest Hill to the north, the great prairies to the east, and the Rocky Mountains to the south. A final 100 km drive south will take you close to the USA border and the Waterton Lakes National Park. A stay in Waterton set amidst the unparalleled scenic beauty of the Canadian Rockies is the perfect unwind after our days’ adventures.
Follow the back roads to Kananaskis where you can explore the foothills of the Rockies on a horseback ride, enjoy a delicious BBQ lunch or join a professional guide for a raft down the Kananaskis River.
Short drive through stunning landscapes to the town of Banff. The town of Banff is a spirited place and you are surrounded by strikingly beautiful and rugged mountains that seem to burst straight out of the ground. The town site of Banff covers almost 4 sq. kms. and is at an elevation of 1,383 mtrs (4,537 feet), making it the highest town in Canada. Banff is flanked on all sides by towering mountains, including Mount Rundle, Sulphur Mountain, Mount Norquay, and Cascade Mountain. You may see a herd of elk wandering down the main street during your early morning walk. The lively streets of downtown are lined with top-class restaurants, bars, and shops, as well as a vibrant range of art galleries and museums. Explore Banff with a stop at Cascade Gardens and beautiful Bow Falls, then ride the gondola up Sulphur Mountain for an unparallel view of the mountains and valley below. Take time to visit the Cave & Basin National Historic Site, which tells the story of the hot springs that drew visitors to Banff and led to the creation of the National Park.
This morning drive along the famous Bow Valley Parkway, where wildlife sightings of caribou, elk, and occasionally, bears, are common so keep your cameras handy. Take time to stop at Johnston Canyon for a walk through the deep rugged canyon with several waterfalls and then drive cross the Continental Divide to the western slopes of the Rocky Mountain range and into Yoho National Park in British Columbia. Visit the awe inspiring Takakkaw Falls and Emerald Lake, filled with glacial run-off water that makes Emerald Lake glisten with the blue-green hue of an emerald. Drive back to Alberta and your final destination of the day at Lake Louise, a jewel of the Rockies surrounded by glistening glaciers and towering snow-capped mountain peaks. You may have seen photos of the lake but you will not be prepared for the experience of rounding the corner, getting the first sight of the emerald green waters and the rugged peaks as a backdrop. Late in the day, with the glowing sun dropping behind Mount Victoria, you will likely have never seen anything so dramatically beautiful.
Travelling through the heart of the Canadian Rockies, drive along the famous Icefields Parkway which has been voted one of the most spectacular drives in the world. You will see for yourself why this mountain road that boasts a unique landscape rich in history and natural beauty second to none is so famous. At the summit of Bow Pass, take a quick side tour to see the turquoise blue waters of Peyto Lake and the beauty of the Mistaya River Valley below. And later arrive at the famous Columbia Icefields whose waters feed three oceans; visit the Interpretive Centre then have the experience of a lifetime - a ride on the Ice Explorer vehicle for a close up look at the Athabasca Glacier. Finally, at the end of this exciting day, you can see the powerful Athabasca Falls before arriving at the charming town of Jasper, your home for the next two nights.
Have an easy morning in Jasper exploring the town centre, and then head east on a leisurely drive through the towns of Hinton and Edson, to Edmonton, Alberta`s capital, and one of the popular cities in Canada to visit.
Explore Edmonton’s scenic riverfront pathways, have an immersive experience at the Royal Alberta Museum or the Art Gallery of Alberta, or have some fun (and shopping) at the famous West Edmonton Mall. There is much to do in Edmonton. We suggest you explore Edmonton’s culinary scene that is known across Canada and beyond.
Drive to Drumheller, the heart of Dinosaur Valley, to explore some of the world's