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🗣️ "𝐇𝐞 𝐠𝐨𝐭 𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐟𝐢𝐫𝐬𝐭 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐩𝐞𝐫 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐛𝐚𝐭 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐡𝐞 𝐦𝐚𝐝𝐞 𝐢𝐭 𝐜𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐛𝐚𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐛𝐞𝐚𝐮𝐭𝐢𝐟𝐮𝐥𝐥𝐲" 👏 We saw the best of Iyer last night, and Dinesh Karthik breaks down that delightful and match-winning 7️⃣3️⃣* ❤️🔥 Venkatesh Iyer also opens up about the clarity and confidence given... show more

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Could Liberal Party Senator Dave Sharma’s comments on #QandA last night re the Moira Deeming MP v John Pesutto saga have been any more ignorant and tone-deaf? 😑 💬 “𝐈 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐤 [𝐩𝐨𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐧𝐬 𝐬𝐮𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐞𝐚𝐜𝐡 𝐨𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐝𝐞𝐟𝐚𝐦𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧] 𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐚 𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐞𝐟𝐟𝐞𝐜𝐭 𝐨𝐧 𝐩𝐨𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐝𝐞𝐛𝐚𝐭𝐞.” – What about the chilling effect that slurring women as Nazi supporters has on political debate, Dave? 💬 “𝐈𝐟 𝐲𝐨𝐮’𝐫𝐞 𝐡𝐢𝐭 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐚 𝐜𝐨𝐬𝐭 𝐨𝐫𝐝𝐞𝐫 𝐥𝐢𝐤𝐞 𝐉𝐨𝐡𝐧 𝐡𝐚𝐬 𝐛𝐞𝐞𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐥𝐢𝐟𝐞 𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠”. – You know what’s also life altering, Dave? Being unjustly expelled and defamed as a Nazi associate by your own party leader. 💬 “𝐏𝐮𝐛𝐥𝐢𝐜 𝐟𝐢𝐠𝐮𝐫𝐞𝐬/𝐨𝐟𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥𝐬 𝐞𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐜𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐠𝐞𝐭 𝐜𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐬𝐦 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐦𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐚.” – I don’t think “criticism” means what you think it means, Dave. For clarity, it doesn’t include being defamed as a Nazi sympathiser. 💬 “𝐒𝐡𝐞 𝐡𝐚𝐝 𝐚 𝐩𝐮𝐛𝐥𝐢𝐜 𝐩𝐥𝐚𝐭𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐦 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐚𝐜𝐜𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐦𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐚 𝐭𝐨 𝐚𝐢𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐨𝐮𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐈 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐤 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭’𝐬 𝐡𝐨𝐰 𝐩𝐮𝐛𝐥𝐢𝐜 𝐟𝐢𝐠𝐮𝐫𝐞𝐬 𝐬𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐥𝐝 𝐛𝐞𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞.” – Good one Dave. We all know how keen the media is to tell the truth and come to the defence of women who stand up for sex-based rights and child safeguarding against radical gender ideology. 💬 “𝐈 𝐟𝐢𝐧𝐝 𝐢𝐭 𝐮𝐧𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐚𝐛𝐥𝐞.” – Well Dave, imagine how “uncomfortable” (traumatic) it has been for Moira over the past couple of years as she fought lie after lie in order to clear her and her family’s name? Boy do the Liberal Party have a long way to go. #LetWomenSpeak #WomenWillSpeak

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WBG Overwatch

286,513 просмотров • 2 лет назад

🚛 She was scared by a truck and fell off a bridge where she got stuck for days. Locals alerted us and we managed to save her. 😟 Bridget has been terrified for 2 months. With very poor eyesight she finds human touch very hard. She also avoided all the other dogs. She mostly spent her time alone in corners hiding. ⏰ We had to put in about 100 man hours to build her confidence back up. She had to be as brave as we were patient. 🏡 We’ve seen some signs lately she is coming out of her shell. She moved into the little play house as her own. That was a huge step for her. We also see her tail wagging. ❤️ The biggest surprise this morning was seeing her sharing the bamboo hut with Tofu. He’s the same as her with poor eyesight and a frail old body. They could have chosen anywhere else to spend the night and they normally do so away from all other dogs. But last night they let their guard down and found great comfort in each other. I can explain how proud I am of little Bridget. I look forward to seeing her get more and more relaxed and her relationship with tofu blossom ❤️

🚛 She was scared by a truck and fell off a bridge where she got stuck for days. Locals alerted us and we managed to save her. 😟 Bridget has been terrified for 2 months. With very poor eyesight she finds human touch very hard. She also avoided all the other dogs. She mostly spent her time alone in corners hiding. ⏰ We had to put in about 100 man hours to build her confidence back up. She had to be as brave as we were patient. 🏡 We’ve seen some signs lately she is coming out of her shell. She moved into the little play house as her own. That was a huge step for her. We also see her tail wagging. ❤️ The biggest surprise this morning was seeing her sharing the bamboo hut with Tofu. He’s the same as her with poor eyesight and a frail old body. They could have chosen anywhere else to spend the night and they normally do so away from all other dogs. But last night they let their guard down and found great comfort in each other. I can explain how proud I am of little Bridget. I look forward to seeing her get more and more relaxed and her relationship with tofu blossom ❤️

Niall Harbison

189,810 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

Last night we had a magical and important night at Views. PS: we are gearing up for our Friday (13th March) evening with G.C Cameron and Mighty Popo ( Coming back to yesterday: We brought our two legends together, to meet, talk and learn about our #culture , share the #creation #production processes… from thinking about a song, to writing it, and recording it. Our case studies now 😎 #umunezero #iwacu #kana by our very own legend CEKA I RWANDA Then travelled few miles away (for the Jazz, Soul, and the Blues), to learn the creation process of hit songs like #mygirl by the famous #Motown band #thetemptations with G.C Cameron as the lead singer, and another song #itsashame by his first band #thespinners where he was also a lead singer G.C Cameron’s first song was written by Stevie Wonder …. (Did you know?) By the way, G.C gave us a small history background on how the famous song by The Spinners “it’s a shame” , written by #StevieWonder , was a one take record (very rare) when G.C and his band reached the studio. We also spoke and learned about the creation and production process of the world hit song G.C Cameron sang with the Temptation #Mygirl . It was written by the famous Smokey Robinson who worked closely with G.C back in his early days. Final sharing moment 🔥 Our very own Samuel Kamanzi sharing some amazing hints on his creation process, and learned from him about an amazing #Rwandan elder who did an amazing work on researching and writing about the roots of #Rwandan #music Why having these evenings? For the #culture , learning about it, teaching it, exporting it, and more importantly, connect it with other cultures. Nothing beats #music to do just that. For #creativity , understand the #creation process, how a global creation comes to be, role of each in the process, and more importantly finding patterns to guide the future generation of music #artists for even greater creations, and creating long lasting music. Thank you Gatete Nyiringabo Ruhumuliza 🌞 for hosting us, and creating a space where we can bring #artists together, learn, share, create, and innovate.

Last night we had a magical and important night at Views. PS: we are gearing up for our Friday (13th March) evening with G.C Cameron and Mighty Popo ( Coming back to yesterday: We brought our two legends together, to meet, talk and learn about our #culture , share the #creation #production processes… from thinking about a song, to writing it, and recording it. Our case studies now 😎 #umunezero #iwacu #kana by our very own legend CEKA I RWANDA Then travelled few miles away (for the Jazz, Soul, and the Blues), to learn the creation process of hit songs like #mygirl by the famous #Motown band #thetemptations with G.C Cameron as the lead singer, and another song #itsashame by his first band #thespinners where he was also a lead singer G.C Cameron’s first song was written by Stevie Wonder …. (Did you know?) By the way, G.C gave us a small history background on how the famous song by The Spinners “it’s a shame” , written by #StevieWonder , was a one take record (very rare) when G.C and his band reached the studio. We also spoke and learned about the creation and production process of the world hit song G.C Cameron sang with the Temptation #Mygirl . It was written by the famous Smokey Robinson who worked closely with G.C back in his early days. Final sharing moment 🔥 Our very own Samuel Kamanzi sharing some amazing hints on his creation process, and learned from him about an amazing #Rwandan elder who did an amazing work on researching and writing about the roots of #Rwandan #music Why having these evenings? For the #culture , learning about it, teaching it, exporting it, and more importantly, connect it with other cultures. Nothing beats #music to do just that. For #creativity , understand the #creation process, how a global creation comes to be, role of each in the process, and more importantly finding patterns to guide the future generation of music #artists for even greater creations, and creating long lasting music. Thank you Gatete Nyiringabo Ruhumuliza 🌞 for hosting us, and creating a space where we can bring #artists together, learn, share, create, and innovate.

Raoul Rugamba

16,504 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

Leo Messi’s post-match interview after Argentina’s World Cup final defeat to Spain, where he reportedly blamed the referee and his coach’s tactics while also announcing his retirement from international football. Reporter 🎤: “What went wrong for you guys yesterday? Were Spain simply the better team?” Leo Messi 🗣️: “I wouldn’t say Spain were better than us because our loss was down to the poor officiating by the referee, and also our tactics were not right. The referee gave too many fouls, and the red card given to Enzo wasn’t even a red card. That incident completely disrupted our game. “It was also down to our coach’s tactics. I mean, this is the World Cup final—why ask us to play defensively when we all know how good Spain are with the ball? We could have gone toe-to-toe with them just like we did against every other nation we faced in this tournament. It’s just so sad.” Reporter 🎤: “So, Leo, would this be your last game for Argentina, or do we still have a few more years to watch you?” Leo Messi 🗣️: “Yes, it will be my last game. I’ve done my best for Argentina. It’s just so sad that I didn’t get my happy ending because of the coach’s tactics. I just wish the game could be replayed again.”

Leo Messi’s post-match interview after Argentina’s World Cup final defeat to Spain, where he reportedly blamed the referee and his coach’s tactics while also announcing his retirement from international football. Reporter 🎤: “What went wrong for you guys yesterday? Were Spain simply the better team?” Leo Messi 🗣️: “I wouldn’t say Spain were better than us because our loss was down to the poor officiating by the referee, and also our tactics were not right. The referee gave too many fouls, and the red card given to Enzo wasn’t even a red card. That incident completely disrupted our game. “It was also down to our coach’s tactics. I mean, this is the World Cup final—why ask us to play defensively when we all know how good Spain are with the ball? We could have gone toe-to-toe with them just like we did against every other nation we faced in this tournament. It’s just so sad.” Reporter 🎤: “So, Leo, would this be your last game for Argentina, or do we still have a few more years to watch you?” Leo Messi 🗣️: “Yes, it will be my last game. I’ve done my best for Argentina. It’s just so sad that I didn’t get my happy ending because of the coach’s tactics. I just wish the game could be replayed again.”

SIR1⭐️

1,405,205 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Today, my good friend Colt McCoy joins me for a deep and personal discussion about his path from small-town Texas to 14 seasons in the NFL, the mentors and moments that shaped him, and the intentional process of stepping away from the game. We talk through his early years growing up on the sidelines, the day he went from being a complete unknown to over 100 Division 1 offers, and the mindset he built while earning the starting job and leading Texas to the National Championship. Colt reflects on the physical and emotional toll of the 2009 title-game injury, the realities of NFL life, and the teammates, coaches, and owners who influenced him most. He also opens up about the year-long discernment process that led him to retire, move his family to Fort Worth, and build a new career in real estate. We discuss: • Colt’s early upbringing around football and how it shaped his identity • Winning the starting job, leading Texas for four seasons, and the highs and lows along the way • The 2009 national championship injury and its lasting impact • Lessons from 14 years in the NFL, including leadership, longevity, and adapting his game • His decision to retire, prioritize family, and pursue a new path in Fort Worth real estate • The role of faith, patience, and discernment in navigating major life transitions 3:10 - The realities of working for ESPN and calling games 11:35 - Colt’s earliest memories of football 18:51 - The impact of Colt’s dad 23:05 - Earning a scholarship to The University of Texas 34:53 - Colt’s career at UT 47:51 - Colt’s greatest memory at UT 58:00 - The state of College football 59:00 - The Michael Crabtree story 1:04:47 - The toughest environments to play in 1:06:44 - Colt’s NFL career 1:09:17 - The biggest learning curve going from the NCAA to the NFL 1:17:54 - Who’s the best athlete you’ve ever seen? 1:19:23 - What Colt misses the most about being in the NFL 1:21:18 - Who’s the scariest player you’ve gone up against? 1:23:47 - What was the hardest hit you’ve ever taken? 1:26:31 - The decision to leave the NFL and life after football

Today, my good friend Colt McCoy joins me for a deep and personal discussion about his path from small-town Texas to 14 seasons in the NFL, the mentors and moments that shaped him, and the intentional process of stepping away from the game. We talk through his early years growing up on the sidelines, the day he went from being a complete unknown to over 100 Division 1 offers, and the mindset he built while earning the starting job and leading Texas to the National Championship. Colt reflects on the physical and emotional toll of the 2009 title-game injury, the realities of NFL life, and the teammates, coaches, and owners who influenced him most. He also opens up about the year-long discernment process that led him to retire, move his family to Fort Worth, and build a new career in real estate. We discuss: • Colt’s early upbringing around football and how it shaped his identity • Winning the starting job, leading Texas for four seasons, and the highs and lows along the way • The 2009 national championship injury and its lasting impact • Lessons from 14 years in the NFL, including leadership, longevity, and adapting his game • His decision to retire, prioritize family, and pursue a new path in Fort Worth real estate • The role of faith, patience, and discernment in navigating major life transitions 3:10 - The realities of working for ESPN and calling games 11:35 - Colt’s earliest memories of football 18:51 - The impact of Colt’s dad 23:05 - Earning a scholarship to The University of Texas 34:53 - Colt’s career at UT 47:51 - Colt’s greatest memory at UT 58:00 - The state of College football 59:00 - The Michael Crabtree story 1:04:47 - The toughest environments to play in 1:06:44 - Colt’s NFL career 1:09:17 - The biggest learning curve going from the NCAA to the NFL 1:17:54 - Who’s the best athlete you’ve ever seen? 1:19:23 - What Colt misses the most about being in the NFL 1:21:18 - Who’s the scariest player you’ve gone up against? 1:23:47 - What was the hardest hit you’ve ever taken? 1:26:31 - The decision to leave the NFL and life after football

Chris Powers

13,783 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

I’m on my way home from my first (and probably only) home school convention of the year, the Southeast Homeschool Expo in Atlanta. And it reminded me of everything that is good and also everything that is frustrating about home school conventions. Let me just start by saying that the conference organizers were hospitable, competent, and doing their best under challenging conditions (more about that shortly). Nothing that I say here is any reflection on our hosts. I’m grateful that they invited us, and thankful that they did everything possible to make this a good experience. Before the pandemic, I had already begun to cut down on my conference travel. Conferences are just exhausting, even when everything goes well, and I wanted to put that energy towards writing instead. Then, of course, the conferences shut down for a while. We did several online events, which had a whole different energy but also allowed us to keep in touch with our customers. As a bonus, one of our guests was the wonderful Kate Snow, and that contact led us to publish her crazy popular Math With Confidence series. When the conferences started up again, they were much smaller and I honestly thought that, given how easy it is to find information, opinions, and books online, that they’d never get back to their former size. But they do seem to be growing again. The SE Expo is certainly bigger than it was a few years ago (I’d be interested to hear how your local convention is faring). So, with some reluctance, because of that whole energy thing, I started attending a few conventions again. Here’s the good: Nothing replaces face to face contact and the ability to put your hands on books before you buy them. The workshops this weekend were a much-appreciated chance to actually talk to the parents who are using our books—and, I hope, a chance for them to hear some wisdom from someone who’s further along the road than they are. Our booth gave us the opportunity to show our resources to folks who haven’t seen them before. An online presence is important, but it’s just not quite the same. Here’s the frustrating: Conferences are stupidly expensive for exhibitors. Hotel rates are high and hotels charge extra fees for EVERYTHING—receiving books, tables, power, even chairs to put at your booth. And those costs have gone up, and up, and up. By the time we ship or drive books, put up staff, and pay fees, we lose money at every single conference we attend. We pin our hopes on the ripple effect of customers discovering our work for the first time and sharing it with others. And conference hotels are, almost without exception, inconvenient and noisy. The Waverly Renaissance in Atlanta was no exception. Food was mediocre and cost twice as much as it should. Construction complications meant that our workshops were all located in little curtained booths off the main hall, so that it was almost impossible to make myself heard over the din from the exhibit area. AND the conference had scheduled an massive four-day youth wrestling tournament in the adjacent space, so I also had to contend with shouts, referee whistles, and a huge crowd of junior wrestlers clogging up the halls right outside the Expo. It was a tremendous amount of work and expense. Does it pay off in terms of making contact with parents? To be honest, I’m still on the fence. But as always, I’m interested in hearing your thoughts.

I’m on my way home from my first (and probably only) home school convention of the year, the Southeast Homeschool Expo in Atlanta. And it reminded me of everything that is good and also everything that is frustrating about home school conventions. Let me just start by saying that the conference organizers were hospitable, competent, and doing their best under challenging conditions (more about that shortly). Nothing that I say here is any reflection on our hosts. I’m grateful that they invited us, and thankful that they did everything possible to make this a good experience. Before the pandemic, I had already begun to cut down on my conference travel. Conferences are just exhausting, even when everything goes well, and I wanted to put that energy towards writing instead. Then, of course, the conferences shut down for a while. We did several online events, which had a whole different energy but also allowed us to keep in touch with our customers. As a bonus, one of our guests was the wonderful Kate Snow, and that contact led us to publish her crazy popular Math With Confidence series. When the conferences started up again, they were much smaller and I honestly thought that, given how easy it is to find information, opinions, and books online, that they’d never get back to their former size. But they do seem to be growing again. The SE Expo is certainly bigger than it was a few years ago (I’d be interested to hear how your local convention is faring). So, with some reluctance, because of that whole energy thing, I started attending a few conventions again. Here’s the good: Nothing replaces face to face contact and the ability to put your hands on books before you buy them. The workshops this weekend were a much-appreciated chance to actually talk to the parents who are using our books—and, I hope, a chance for them to hear some wisdom from someone who’s further along the road than they are. Our booth gave us the opportunity to show our resources to folks who haven’t seen them before. An online presence is important, but it’s just not quite the same. Here’s the frustrating: Conferences are stupidly expensive for exhibitors. Hotel rates are high and hotels charge extra fees for EVERYTHING—receiving books, tables, power, even chairs to put at your booth. And those costs have gone up, and up, and up. By the time we ship or drive books, put up staff, and pay fees, we lose money at every single conference we attend. We pin our hopes on the ripple effect of customers discovering our work for the first time and sharing it with others. And conference hotels are, almost without exception, inconvenient and noisy. The Waverly Renaissance in Atlanta was no exception. Food was mediocre and cost twice as much as it should. Construction complications meant that our workshops were all located in little curtained booths off the main hall, so that it was almost impossible to make myself heard over the din from the exhibit area. AND the conference had scheduled an massive four-day youth wrestling tournament in the adjacent space, so I also had to contend with shouts, referee whistles, and a huge crowd of junior wrestlers clogging up the halls right outside the Expo. It was a tremendous amount of work and expense. Does it pay off in terms of making contact with parents? To be honest, I’m still on the fence. But as always, I’m interested in hearing your thoughts.

Susan Wise Bauer

17,955 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Proud of our Army 💪 *A Heartwarming Story From Indian Army* One Grizzly Bear (Himalayan Brown Bear) family used to visit us at xxxx post in Siachen. Initially, only during nights. We started keeping food for the family. Their confidence in us developed over a period, and they even started coming during day. There was also a bear cub about an year old. It used to come with his mother, but after about 6 months, it was either deserted by the mother or got lost. Then it started roaming alone, but it had problems, since the dogs in the post wouldn't let it come close. When we saw this, we started tying the dogs. The confidence grew and it started to come close. We named him Bahadur after the Company's name- Bahadur Company. For a few days, we couldn't see Bahadur. One day, one of my posts, which used get cut off due to 60 feet of snow, reported that Bahadur is roaming around with his head stuck in a tin box. This post was about 800 metres from my Company Headquarter. I took 6 boys with me and went to rescue the bear myself. It's not that I wasn't concerned about boys safety; but I still decided to do the rescue. When we reached the place, the bear was roaming with the tin box around its head, over a cornice probably without food for last 3 days. It was making circles on the cornice. _(Cornice - An overhanging mass of hardened snow at the edge of a mountain precipice.)_ Basically, cornice is a false extension of ground made by hard snow over a period of time, and it can't take too much weight. It can break off and can lead to an Avalanche. So, it was very difficult to go closer to the bear to rescue it. I found the lightest boy from my group and briefed him to go close to the bear and tie the rope around his neck. We also tied a rope to the waist also to pull him in case the cornice breaks down. This boy was nervous to get close to the bear. After about over 3 mins, I decided to rescue the bear on my own. The bear was approached by me on my knees and I pulled him out of the cornice as quickly as possible to avoid breaking off the cornice. After bringing the bear to safety, we tied it with ropes to take it to our xxxx post, where we could release him after removing the tin box. It took almost a kind of surgery to cut the tin box without damaging the ears and neck of the bear. We gave him food and released him after taking all safety precautions. When we released him, he didn't go away for a good 3 hours. But after that it became part of my Company. Whenever we shouted his name -Bahadur, it always appeared from nowhere. It still comes to the post for food. Although the Story is very Heartwarming, please do also take a moment to appreciate the very difficult conditions and the environment the Indian Army is guarding our Borders. Furthermore, do also see and acknowledge the accommodation they are staying with bare minimum amenities. It takes a special kind of men to do this. A big Salute to the Soldiers of the Indian Army. Jai Hind! Some videos👇🏼

Proud of our Army 💪 A Heartwarming Story From Indian Army One Grizzly Bear (Himalayan Brown Bear) family used to visit us at xxxx post in Siachen. Initially, only during nights. We started keeping food for the family. Their confidence in us developed over a period, and they even started coming during day. There was also a bear cub about an year old. It used to come with his mother, but after about 6 months, it was either deserted by the mother or got lost. Then it started roaming alone, but it had problems, since the dogs in the post wouldn't let it come close. When we saw this, we started tying the dogs. The confidence grew and it started to come close. We named him Bahadur after the Company's name- Bahadur Company. For a few days, we couldn't see Bahadur. One day, one of my posts, which used get cut off due to 60 feet of snow, reported that Bahadur is roaming around with his head stuck in a tin box. This post was about 800 metres from my Company Headquarter. I took 6 boys with me and went to rescue the bear myself. It's not that I wasn't concerned about boys safety; but I still decided to do the rescue. When we reached the place, the bear was roaming with the tin box around its head, over a cornice probably without food for last 3 days. It was making circles on the cornice. _(Cornice - An overhanging mass of hardened snow at the edge of a mountain precipice.)_ Basically, cornice is a false extension of ground made by hard snow over a period of time, and it can't take too much weight. It can break off and can lead to an Avalanche. So, it was very difficult to go closer to the bear to rescue it. I found the lightest boy from my group and briefed him to go close to the bear and tie the rope around his neck. We also tied a rope to the waist also to pull him in case the cornice breaks down. This boy was nervous to get close to the bear. After about over 3 mins, I decided to rescue the bear on my own. The bear was approached by me on my knees and I pulled him out of the cornice as quickly as possible to avoid breaking off the cornice. After bringing the bear to safety, we tied it with ropes to take it to our xxxx post, where we could release him after removing the tin box. It took almost a kind of surgery to cut the tin box without damaging the ears and neck of the bear. We gave him food and released him after taking all safety precautions. When we released him, he didn't go away for a good 3 hours. But after that it became part of my Company. Whenever we shouted his name -Bahadur, it always appeared from nowhere. It still comes to the post for food. Although the Story is very Heartwarming, please do also take a moment to appreciate the very difficult conditions and the environment the Indian Army is guarding our Borders. Furthermore, do also see and acknowledge the accommodation they are staying with bare minimum amenities. It takes a special kind of men to do this. A big Salute to the Soldiers of the Indian Army. Jai Hind! Some videos👇🏼

MG 🇮🇳

480,861 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

🔥🚨 Sophie Cunningham goes off after Caitlin Clark was throat-punched by Alyssa Thomas and slams the league and refs for doing nothing to protect her. “Well, during real time last night, I did not see that happen. None of our team saw it happen. ‘Cause I promise you, if we had seen that, we would’ve had her back. Unfortunately, this type of shit happens every single game to her, and the league and the refs do absolutely nothing about it.” Sophie also went off on WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert for excluding Caitlin from the WNBA Thirty poster. Wilson: “I don’t wanna get into beef with Cathy either, but it seems like she’s jealous of her.” Sophie: “It’s a joke. This is why Cathy and the WNBA are getting lit up on social media — you’re leaving out a generational talent, the best player to ever go through the WNBA, on this roster.” 🎥: Show Me Something

🔥🚨 Sophie Cunningham goes off after Caitlin Clark was throat-punched by Alyssa Thomas and slams the league and refs for doing nothing to protect her. “Well, during real time last night, I did not see that happen. None of our team saw it happen. ‘Cause I promise you, if we had seen that, we would’ve had her back. Unfortunately, this type of shit happens every single game to her, and the league and the refs do absolutely nothing about it.” Sophie also went off on WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert for excluding Caitlin from the WNBA Thirty poster. Wilson: “I don’t wanna get into beef with Cathy either, but it seems like she’s jealous of her.” Sophie: “It’s a joke. This is why Cathy and the WNBA are getting lit up on social media — you’re leaving out a generational talent, the best player to ever go through the WNBA, on this roster.” 🎥: Show Me Something

Gina Milan

85,550 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

In 2003 I stopped on the side of the highway. I got out of my car. I looked up. I can’t really describe the feeling, but dumbstruck awe is as close as possible. I was on my way home very late from a school event and suddenly I was surrounded by green, red, and purple fire. The night sky was enveloped in them. Honestly I thought I was having a medical emergency. It was the Northern Lights, but unlike anything I’ve ever seen. I stood for 20 minutes looking up as twisting and chaotic lights spun around me, in the middle of nowhere, without any light pollution. I also HEARD them. It was a crackling and twinkling sound, like wind chimes made of breaking tinfoil. Nobody else I knew saw them that night. I also wasn't believed that they made sound - which has been proven to be true. That was the last MASSIVE geomagnetic storm the Earth experience and it was like what we saw last night. We got warning thanks to social media that one was coming and the weather cooperated. Little cloud, and a warm wind. We sat beneath the sky initially in blankets but then 1:00 AM rolled around. Gorgeous dancing beams of light blasted overhead, with the same greens, reds, pinks, and purples I saw so many years ago. It got so bright, it was as if Mother Nature had turned on a nightlight across the night sky, to ward off bad dreams and spooky shadows. I had tears in my eyes. I felt so small, yet I was experiencing something so large. I had VERY big feelings - just like Beaker gets (our golden) when she has so much joy. This time I got to experience it with my family AND see the joy and excitement across social media as so many people who had never witnessed them before, got a glimpse. We were all so very fortunate last night. BUT: What causes this? This cosmic spectacle is caused by a massive sunspot, a behemoth as wide as 17 Earths, hurling solar flares towards our planet. Imagine the sun as a giant celestial disco ball, occasionally sending out bursts of energy in the form of solar flares. When these flares reach Earth, they interact with our magnetic field, creating geomagnetic storms. Normally our magnetic field yeets these storms to the poles, eliminating all but the most extreme latitudes from viewing them. In Canada we consider it pay back for our long and brutal winters. This energy excites the gasses high in our atmosphere and depending on the gas, different colors are produced. Oxygen produces greens and reds. Nitrogen produces blue and purple. And if we are very very lucky, Helium and Hydrogen produces the white and pinks we saw last night. The recent storm escalated to Level 5 "extreme" conditions, creating a celestial dance of colors in the night sky. Even SpaceX's Starlink service experienced "degraded service," a reminder that while we marvel at the beauty of the Northern Lights, they also remind us of our reliance on technology vulnerable to these cosmic events. Our internet is powered by Starlink and we have NO SERVICE during the peak - and it has been knocked out at times yesterday and today. However, this isn't just a spectacle; it's a reminder of the power and unpredictability of our sun. This Level 5 geomagnetic storm is the first of its kind since 2003, where a much younger me stood dumbfounded at the side of a rural highway, looking up. There is talk that this Saturday night we might get a repeat performance. You can bet our family will have front row seats. You can’t miss this kind of cosmic show. It is just the universe telling us that while we are small , we are part of something so much bigger. We are in the universe, but the universe is also within us.

In 2003 I stopped on the side of the highway. I got out of my car. I looked up. I can’t really describe the feeling, but dumbstruck awe is as close as possible. I was on my way home very late from a school event and suddenly I was surrounded by green, red, and purple fire. The night sky was enveloped in them. Honestly I thought I was having a medical emergency. It was the Northern Lights, but unlike anything I’ve ever seen. I stood for 20 minutes looking up as twisting and chaotic lights spun around me, in the middle of nowhere, without any light pollution. I also HEARD them. It was a crackling and twinkling sound, like wind chimes made of breaking tinfoil. Nobody else I knew saw them that night. I also wasn't believed that they made sound - which has been proven to be true. That was the last MASSIVE geomagnetic storm the Earth experience and it was like what we saw last night. We got warning thanks to social media that one was coming and the weather cooperated. Little cloud, and a warm wind. We sat beneath the sky initially in blankets but then 1:00 AM rolled around. Gorgeous dancing beams of light blasted overhead, with the same greens, reds, pinks, and purples I saw so many years ago. It got so bright, it was as if Mother Nature had turned on a nightlight across the night sky, to ward off bad dreams and spooky shadows. I had tears in my eyes. I felt so small, yet I was experiencing something so large. I had VERY big feelings - just like Beaker gets (our golden) when she has so much joy. This time I got to experience it with my family AND see the joy and excitement across social media as so many people who had never witnessed them before, got a glimpse. We were all so very fortunate last night. BUT: What causes this? This cosmic spectacle is caused by a massive sunspot, a behemoth as wide as 17 Earths, hurling solar flares towards our planet. Imagine the sun as a giant celestial disco ball, occasionally sending out bursts of energy in the form of solar flares. When these flares reach Earth, they interact with our magnetic field, creating geomagnetic storms. Normally our magnetic field yeets these storms to the poles, eliminating all but the most extreme latitudes from viewing them. In Canada we consider it pay back for our long and brutal winters. This energy excites the gasses high in our atmosphere and depending on the gas, different colors are produced. Oxygen produces greens and reds. Nitrogen produces blue and purple. And if we are very very lucky, Helium and Hydrogen produces the white and pinks we saw last night. The recent storm escalated to Level 5 "extreme" conditions, creating a celestial dance of colors in the night sky. Even SpaceX's Starlink service experienced "degraded service," a reminder that while we marvel at the beauty of the Northern Lights, they also remind us of our reliance on technology vulnerable to these cosmic events. Our internet is powered by Starlink and we have NO SERVICE during the peak - and it has been knocked out at times yesterday and today. However, this isn't just a spectacle; it's a reminder of the power and unpredictability of our sun. This Level 5 geomagnetic storm is the first of its kind since 2003, where a much younger me stood dumbfounded at the side of a rural highway, looking up. There is talk that this Saturday night we might get a repeat performance. You can bet our family will have front row seats. You can’t miss this kind of cosmic show. It is just the universe telling us that while we are small , we are part of something so much bigger. We are in the universe, but the universe is also within us.

Bunsen, Beaker, Bernoulli & Brix

42,050 просмотров • 2 лет назад

We were in the UFC seats where the brawl happened last night. Dillon Danis and a small crew (6 people total) were sitting directly in front of me. They were friendly and well-behaved, he was taking photos with fans etc. Then, during the prelims their entire crew stood up and walked over to the entrance to the next section which were the 4 rows directly in between us and the Octagon where current and former UFC fighters were sitting: GSP, Alex Pereira, Kamaru Usman, Masvidal, Johnny Walker etc and, importantly, a bunch of the Khabib/Islam Dagestani crew. Danis was clearly trying to get his group into that section and the staff weren't letting him in. Eventually they all came back and sat back down in front of us, except Danis. He was still by the entrance to the fighter section, trying to get in. At one point one of his guys who was sitting in front of us could smell trouble and tried to get Danis to come back and sit down. Danis ignored him. Shortly after, Danis got into a spat with the Dagestani guys and the next thing we knew there was a giant brawl happening that he was in the middle of. I saw someone pick up a chair and smash someone over the head with it. It was pretty wild. The video is from just before the fight broke out - you can see the empty seats in front of us which is when the Danis crew first got up and left to try to get into the fighter-only section. P.S. Best live sporting experience I've ever had.

We were in the UFC seats where the brawl happened last night. Dillon Danis and a small crew (6 people total) were sitting directly in front of me. They were friendly and well-behaved, he was taking photos with fans etc. Then, during the prelims their entire crew stood up and walked over to the entrance to the next section which were the 4 rows directly in between us and the Octagon where current and former UFC fighters were sitting: GSP, Alex Pereira, Kamaru Usman, Masvidal, Johnny Walker etc and, importantly, a bunch of the Khabib/Islam Dagestani crew. Danis was clearly trying to get his group into that section and the staff weren't letting him in. Eventually they all came back and sat back down in front of us, except Danis. He was still by the entrance to the fighter section, trying to get in. At one point one of his guys who was sitting in front of us could smell trouble and tried to get Danis to come back and sit down. Danis ignored him. Shortly after, Danis got into a spat with the Dagestani guys and the next thing we knew there was a giant brawl happening that he was in the middle of. I saw someone pick up a chair and smash someone over the head with it. It was pretty wild. The video is from just before the fight broke out - you can see the empty seats in front of us which is when the Danis crew first got up and left to try to get into the fighter-only section. P.S. Best live sporting experience I've ever had.

Konstantin Kisin

520,496 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад