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🚨 MAN STUMBLES ON A FULL-SIZE 747 ABANDONED BY A RIVER - AND NO ONE CAN EXPLAIN HOW IT GOT THERE A man from Texas riding his motorcycle through rural Thailand looks across a quiet river and sees something that absolutely should not be there - a full-size Boeing...

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This guy had gone to the mountains in his car for a trip. He had crossed a river and was staying on its bank, but because of the rain, the water level suddenly rose a lot and the current became very strong. Now this guy was stuck on one side of the river. Crossing the river in his car in such a strong current was very dangerous because he could have been swept away along with his car. Then he did a mathematical calculation to figure out from which point he should start crossing the river, how much his car would drift with the current, and at which point on the other side he would reach after crossing. He prepared his route according to the flow of the water. And when he crossed the river in his car by following the exact same route, his car drifted in the water by exactly the distance he had calculated, and he reached the exact same point on the other side that he had predicted through his calculations. It was because of this guy's excellent intelligence that he managed to cross such a difficult river and get out of there safely. People like this are truly very smart, fearless, and intelligent. They know how to make even difficult problems in life easy.
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This guy had gone to the mountains in his car for a trip. He had crossed a river and was staying on its bank, but because of the rain, the water level suddenly rose a lot and the current became very strong. Now this guy was stuck on one side of the river. Crossing the river in his car in such a strong current was very dangerous because he could have been swept away along with his car. Then he did a mathematical calculation to figure out from which point he should start crossing the river, how much his car would drift with the current, and at which point on the other side he would reach after crossing. He prepared his route according to the flow of the water. And when he crossed the river in his car by following the exact same route, his car drifted in the water by exactly the distance he had calculated, and he reached the exact same point on the other side that he had predicted through his calculations. It was because of this guy's excellent intelligence that he managed to cross such a difficult river and get out of there safely. People like this are truly very smart, fearless, and intelligent. They know how to make even difficult problems in life easy.

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We found a large live pine tree on fire inside it, right by the river, on Sunday. It had a perfect burnt circle around it. There was no lightning in the area that day. It was burning super hot, and we heard what sounded like a cannon going off a few hours later when the tree burned through and fell. Was really strange.
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We found a large live pine tree on fire inside it, right by the river, on Sunday. It had a perfect burnt circle around it. There was no lightning in the area that day. It was burning super hot, and we heard what sounded like a cannon going off a few hours later when the tree burned through and fell. Was really strange.

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On 9 February 1969, the Boeing 747 flew for the first time. A behemoth with four engines, and an ambition that bordered on arrogance. Many doubted it would even fly. Some doubted it should exist at all. But it did. And it changed everything. The Boeing Airplanes 747 shrank the world. It made long-haul travel routine, affordable, and democratic. It moved people, cultures, aid, commerce, presidents, astronauts, and ideas, often all at once. Bill Gates later called it the first world-wide web, for the way it interconnected our world. 1,574 were built. As per Joe Sutter’s engineering vision, each one over-engineered. Each one designed with a belief that scale could be elegant. And despite newer technology and quieter engines, many will still be flying well into the 2050s, hauling cargo, supporting science, and proving that good design outlasts fashion. For me, the affection is personal. The 747 isn’t just an aeroplane, it’s a presence. The way it sits on the ramp. The way it absorbs weather. The way it carries speed without drama and weight without complaint. Flying it never felt like operating a machine; it felt like working with one. A weird symbiotic relationship, that I’m unable to explain. There are aircraft that are clever. There are aircraft that are efficient. And then there is the 747. Bold enough to be both, and generous enough to bring the world along with it. JUMBO, released 19 February, tells the full story, the engineering, the compromises, the near-misses, the tragedies, and the moments of brilliance that allowed one aeroplane to change how the world moves. If you’ve ever looked up at a 747 and felt something stir, this book is for you. Happy birthday to the Queen of the Skies. Still flying. Still relevant. Still magnificent. #Boeing747 #QueenOfTheSkies #AviationHistory #AvGeek #FirstFlight #AviationLegend #LongHaul #AircraftDesign #JUMBOBook

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“Oh my God, it’s Real” - Man finds Giant Mammoth Bone 🦴 He’s walking next to a shallow river in Missouri when he spots something enormous in the water. He reaches down, starts pulling… and drags up a 80-pound femur bone from a massive Columbian mammoth. The moment it clicks what he’s holding, he loses it: “Oh my God… it’s real!” This guy has been hunting prehistoric bones his whole life and he just pulled up the discovery of a lifetime. The size, the weight, the pure excitement is unreal! Nature still hiding absolute treasures out there. Would you have recognized this as a mammoth bone… or would you have thought it was just a weird rock? I probably would have walked right by it not realizing what it was 😂

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September 17, 2001 Dan Rather appears on Letterman & says there is one report from eye witness of "A CELL" across the Hudson River "They got on the roof of a building to look across, they knew what was gonna happen, they were waiting for it to happen, and when it happened they celebrated"
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September 17, 2001 Dan Rather appears on Letterman & says there is one report from eye witness of "A CELL" across the Hudson River "They got on the roof of a building to look across, they knew what was gonna happen, they were waiting for it to happen, and when it happened they celebrated"

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A pilot put a passenger jet down on a river and got every person on board off alive. Within days, investigators were asking him what he had eaten for lunch. He told them a tuna sandwich. Then they asked whether he had had a candy bar. Whether he had had a soda. That is not small talk. There is a precise reason those 2 questions could have ended his career, and Tom Hanks lays it out in about 4 sentences. The pilot is Chesley Sullenberger. Hanks played him, spent time with him first, and says the man walked him through the entire script telling him which parts never happened. As Hanks was told it, the stake was money. If the board could establish that the pilot did 1 thing wrong, the insurance on an airplane he puts at 17 million dollars would not have to be paid out. Every question in that room was built for that. It went on for the better part of a year. In the film it takes days, because films cannot afford a year. What was happening to him has a name in psychology. Baruch Fischhoff described it in 1975 and called it creeping determinism. Once you know how something ended, the ending looks like it was always coming, and every road you did not take looks like it was sitting right there, clearly marked, the whole time. Which is why the question "why did you not do this instead" is close to unanswerable. It is asked by people who know the ending, to a person who did not have it. There is a second effect underneath, well documented in aviation and in medicine. The person at the centre of the investigation frequently comes out of it in worse condition than the people he saved. Researchers gave that person a name. He is the second victim. Hanks is 67 when he says this, and what he admires is not the landing. It is a distinction he makes in 1 sentence near the end, and it is the whole reason he told the story at all. He saved everyone on that plane. Then he spent a year proving he had not eaten a candy bar.

Stefan.

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This man owns this house, it’s been vacant for a few months but he’s in the process of renovating it. He got a call from a contractor that was scheduled to work on the home that he couldn’t access the driveway and that there were a few cars parked there. The man was confused because he hasn’t had any tenants there for a while and goes over there to see what’s going on. When he arrives he sees the cars parked there and finds out it’s the next door neighbors cars. At first the woman was ok and agreed to move them but when he demanded she moved them now, her dad and husband start getting involved and threatening him. They even threaten to call the cops on him because he doesn’t want them parking in his vacant driveway. I feel it’s his house, if he gave them permission, that’s one thing but they took it upon themselves to do it anyways. Was she right to park there since nobody lived there?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

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👀 Wow. This is the #CTRiver yesterday in Bloomfield, VT!! Video and commentary from Paul Raffenello: “Sitting in my house this afternoon I thought heard a hurricane outside. Stepping onto my porch I found the Connecticut River in full fury! An ice dam about a 1/4 mile up the river let loose. Chunks and 20' x 40' slabs were roaring by the house. You can hear on the video, crunching ice and trees on the bank cracking and being ripped from the river bank. The railroad and roadway bridges seem undamaged. There is another dam down river by the North Stratford railroad siding. Mother nature in all her glory!“
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👀 Wow. This is the #CTRiver yesterday in Bloomfield, VT!! Video and commentary from Paul Raffenello: “Sitting in my house this afternoon I thought heard a hurricane outside. Stepping onto my porch I found the Connecticut River in full fury! An ice dam about a 1/4 mile up the river let loose. Chunks and 20' x 40' slabs were roaring by the house. You can hear on the video, crunching ice and trees on the bank cracking and being ripped from the river bank. The railroad and roadway bridges seem undamaged. There is another dam down river by the North Stratford railroad siding. Mother nature in all her glory!“

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He’s right!! 🔥🙏🏼👇🏼 “A lot of people gathering at the airport, one of the softest targets because nobody’s thinking except our President, man. Another brilliant move. I know why you put them there. And by putting ICE there, it freed up TSA from having to worry about that line and if there is a terrorist or something in that line, because now they know that they got ICE patrol in that line.. Man, I’m telling you, man, this President is on it. He’s on it… Nothing gets by. And the Democrats are swallowing it… I guarantee you, his number one priority was his people that’s standing in that line. He did not want them to be a victim of a lone wolf attack. So what do you do? You deploy ICE. Very brilliant, Mr. President. Once again, a brilliant move. It keeps us safe. And that’s his number one priority. That’s what we all voted for. Keep us safe.”

TONY™

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Shoutout to Texas A&M’s Dayon Hayes (DayonHayes), man. He got called up to the Senior Bowl with virtually no notice. They put him in Jacob Rodriguez’s old jersey with no nameplate on the back and a plain white helmet. He still goes out there and gets quality reps. Baller.
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Shoutout to Texas A&M’s Dayon Hayes (DayonHayes), man. He got called up to the Senior Bowl with virtually no notice. They put him in Jacob Rodriguez’s old jersey with no nameplate on the back and a plain white helmet. He still goes out there and gets quality reps. Baller.

Tony Catalina

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NEW: CNN's Van Jones says there is a "full-scale panic" behind the scenes as Democrats figure out how to replace Biden after the debate. "People are passing around legal memos. PDFs are flying back and forth on WhatsApp, trying to figure out what are the options. How can you replace Biden?" "How do you do it in a way that he feels respected?" "Who should Kamala Harris's Vice President be?" "The conversations on air and the conversations off air are completely different." "He may not be able to get across the finish line... There is a big conversation happening right now about how this happens, not whether.”
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NEW: CNN's Van Jones says there is a "full-scale panic" behind the scenes as Democrats figure out how to replace Biden after the debate. "People are passing around legal memos. PDFs are flying back and forth on WhatsApp, trying to figure out what are the options. How can you replace Biden?" "How do you do it in a way that he feels respected?" "Who should Kamala Harris's Vice President be?" "The conversations on air and the conversations off air are completely different." "He may not be able to get across the finish line... There is a big conversation happening right now about how this happens, not whether.”

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This man in Brazil was just taking out the trash when he found a beaten, abandoned dog in the dumpster. He rescued it right there and they managed to heal it
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This man in Brazil was just taking out the trash when he found a beaten, abandoned dog in the dumpster. He rescued it right there and they managed to heal it

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