This Man Rescued a Puppy and She Helped Him Learn to Love Life Again (PHOTOS)
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OneGreenPlanet ^
| 30 Dec, 2015 | Latrice Harrison
It is no secret that living with animals is good for your health. According
to WebMD, those with pets have lower blood pressure, stronger hearts, better immune systems, and a lower incidence of depression than their pet-free peers. In fact, pets have proven to be a great way to help depressed people find motivation in their lives, which is how Hanna the dog met her new papa. At the time that Hanna came into his life, this Imgur user was experiencing a bit of a slump. But just one look at this eight-week-old ball of cuteness, and he immediately began...
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How America Helped Make Vladimir Putin Dictator for Life
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Tablet Magazine ^
| Aug 2017 | David Satter
It is impossible to evaluate events in Russia today without understanding the mysterious series of bombings in 1999 that killed 300 civilians and created the conditions for Vladimir Putin to become Russia’s dictator for life. The
bombings changed the course of Russia’s post-Soviet history. They were blamed on the Chechens. In the wake of initial success, Russia launched a new invasion of Chechnya. Putin, who had just been appointed prime minister, was put in charge of the invasion and his popularity soared. Six months later, he was elected president. On July 14, 2016, I filed a request for documents on...
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S.I. coronavirus diary: This COVID-19 survivor says Hydroxychloroquine helped save his life (Another successful anecdotal evidence)
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SILive ^
| 04/20/2020 | By Charlie De Biase Jr.
Carmelo Saia says he has a whole new outlook on life just weeks after COVID-19 nearly took his life while battling the deadly virus in the Intensive Care Unit. Saia is still recovering from his bout with coronavirus, but he’s back in his Grasmere home and now believes he’s living proof that
it’s not an automatic death sentence when you contract the disease. Acknowledging that approximately only 20 percent of people who go on ventilators, as he did, survive, he believes his life was saved after giving a doctor the thumbs up to use the experimental drug hydroxychoroquine after it...
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Scientists discovered an unexpected force that may have helped create life on Earth
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https://www.yahoo.com ^
| December 7, 2021 | Joshua Hawkins
Scientists may have found more evidence of how life on Earth came to be. The
culprit? Solar wind. According to a new study, solar wind could be one of the forces responsible for helping provide the water molecules needed to create the Earth’s oceans, rivers, and lakes. The new idea could help us understand more about how life on Earth came to be, as well as whether or not other life might be somewhere out there in the rest of the universe.
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"The Wealth You Leave and the Wealth You Receive" (Mark 10:23-31)
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stmatthewbt.org ^
| October 17, 2021 | The Rev. Charles Henrickson
“The Wealth You Leave and the Wealth You Receive” (Mark 10:23-31) Today Jesus speaks to us about wealth. He
speaks of the wealth you need to leave in order to enter the kingdom of God. And he speaks of the wealth you receive when you do enter. And so our theme this morning: “The Wealth You Leave and the Wealth You Receive.” Wealth is a subject that interests everyone. Wealth is something the rich have but want more of. Wealth is something the poor don’t have but want. And those of us in the middle? We may say we don’t...
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Kerry: 'Life as You Know It on Earth Ends' If Climate Skeptics Are Wrong
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cnsnews ^
| Oct. 10, 2014 | Craig Bannister
"Life as you know it on Earth ends" if climate change skeptics are wrong, Sec. of State John Kerry declared Thursday. But, even if climate alarmists are wrong, nothing bad can come of enacting their taxes, restrictions and regulations, Kerry said in a speech at the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center:I'd just say
to all of you here that people need to feel the pressure from you. You all know what politics is about. I'm not in it now, but I'm dependent on it to help make the right decisions so that we move in the right direction. A clean energy...
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Kerry: 'Life as You Know It on Earth Ends' If Climate Skeptics Are Wrong
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cns news ^
| 10/13/14 | c bannister
"Life as you know it on Earth ends" if climate change skeptics are wrong, Sec. of State John Kerry declared Thursday. But, even if climate alarmists are wrong, nothing bad can come of enacting their taxes, restrictions and regulations, Kerry said in a speech at the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center: "I'd just
say to all of you here that people need to feel the pressure from you. You all know what politics is about. I'm not in it now, but I'm dependent on it to help make the right decisions so that we move in the right direction. A clean...
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Bowling Alone: How Washington Has Helped Destroy American Civil Society and Family Life
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Ammo.com ^
| Ammo.com
Church attendance in the United States is at an all-time low, according to a Gallup poll released in April 2019. This
decline has not been a steady one. Indeed, over the last 20 years, church attendance has fallen by 20 percent. This might not sound like cause for concern off the bat. And if you’re not a person of faith, you might rightly wonder why you would care about such a thing. Church attendance is simply a measure of something deeper: social cohesion. It is our position that civil society – those elements of society which exist independently of big...
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Amy Schumer says ‘puffier' face criticism helped lead to a new life-changing diagnosis
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NBC Miami ^
| Brendan Brightman
Schumer has been diagnosed with Cushing syndrome, a condition resulting from having too much of the hormone cortisol in the body.Amy Schumer has shared that she has been diagnosed with Cushing syndrome, a condition where the "body has too much of the hormone cortisol for a long time," according to the Mayo
Clinic. Cushing syndrome has several side effects, including having a "rounded face," according to the Mayo Clinic. Schumer revealed the diagnosis in Friday's edition of Jessica Yellin's "News Not Noise" newsletter, according to People, and said she recently discovered it while promoting season two of her Hulu show...
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Detroit Democrat State Rep. says Trump's touting of Hydroxychloroquine helped save her life (Another Anecdotal Success Story)
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Fox News ^
| 04/06/2020 | By Vandana Rambaran
A Democratic state representative from Detroit has recovered from coronavirus and she says it was the combination of the drug hydroxychloroquine and President Trump that saved her life. State
Rep. Karen Whitsett's husband is an engineer at Detroit Metropolitan Airport and the two believe they were exposed to COVID-19 through his job. Whitsett said she started experiencing shortness of breath, sinus issues, and swollen lymph nodes and tested positive for the virus on Monday. Her doctor prescribed hydroxychloroquine, a drug used to prevent and treat malaria and also used to treat lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, and medical conditions. Trump has touted...
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How a Marine and a college student helped save a woman's life during the fiery I-70 wreck
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9 News ^
| April 28, 2019 | Sonia Gutierrez
LAKEWOOD, Colo. — Traffic may have begun moving again on the stretch of Interstate 70 that was engulfed in fire Thursday evening, but there are many who are still working through what happened. Meleia
Harsch helped get a woman out of her vehicle during the crash, which saw a speeding semi-truck slamming into the back of stopped traffic on the interstate going more than 85 mph. "Out of the blue, Leslie's car came up and hit the back side of my car and just kinda slid across the back side of my car because the semi was just launching her...
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John Kerry expresses hope over 'life and death issue' of oceans
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Sky ^
John Kerry expresses hope over 'life and death issue' of oceans The Secretary of State sees the future of the seas as a global threat equal to world conflicts, he tells Sky's Adam Boulton. 23:04, UK, Thursday 15 September 2016 By Adam Boulton, Editor-at-large John Kerry, the man in charge of American
foreign policy, is most often seen trying to sort out conflicts between nations around the world. But since taking office in 2013 this US Secretary of State has devoted much of his personal credibility to trying to raise awareness of another global threat - the seas. This week,...
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Kerry in Nigeria: 'Trouble Finding Meaning' of Life Leads 'Too Many' to Terrorism
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PJ Media ^
| 8-23-2016 | Bridget Johnson
On a visit to Nigeria today, Secretary of State John Kerry declared there are "far too many" who join terrorist groups like Boko Haram "because they have trouble finding meaning or opportunity in their daily lives." "Because
they are deeply frustrated and alienated -- and because they hope groups like Boko Haram will somehow give them a sense of identity, or purpose, or power," Kerry said after meeting with local religious leaders to discuss community building and countering violent extremism in Sokoto, Nigeria. ".... When people -- and particularly young people -- have no hope for the future and no...
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WWII warbirds brought to life: The British and American aircraft and hero pilots that helped to defeat Nazi Germany
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Daily Mail ^
| Apr 8, 2020 | Charlie Bayliss and Joe Middleton
Full Title: WWII warbirds brought to life: The British and American aircraft and hero pilots that helped to defeat Nazi Germany - and the Luftwaffe planes that tried to stop them
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´Life doesn´t stop because one terrible
incident takes place´: John Kerry
defends
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Daily Mail ^
| 3/27/16 | Clemence Michallon
John Kerry has defended Barack Obama´s decision to stay in Cuba and stick to his diplomatic schedule after the Brussels attacks. The
Secretary of State addressed the issue on CBS´s Face The Nation on Saturday. Host John Dickerson asked Kerry how he would respond to those who criticized Obama for attending a baseball game in Cuba on the day of the attacks and dancing the tango in Argentina the following day. Kerry responded by quoting conservative columnist Charles Krauthammer, saying the President´s schedule was ´not set by terrorists´. The President of the US has major diplomatic responsibilities,´ Kerry said. ´He
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How residential segregation continues to shape Black Americans’ quality of life ["Black Americans living in highly segregated neighborhoods report more nearby crime"]
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Market Watch ^
| August 15, 2022 | Emma Ockerman
Black Americans living in highly segregated neighborhoods report more nearby crime and drug abuse, worse air quality, a greater lack of affordable housing, and fewer safe places for their children to play locally compared to their Black peers living in white neighborhoods. That’s
according to a new report from NPR, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, which detailed the differences in survey responses between Black people living in majority non-white neighborhoods and Black people living in majority-white communities. In the survey, Black adults in predominantly non-white neighborhoods also gave lower ratings to...
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vanity Factories Build Wealth – Destroy Wealth and Destroy an Economy
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Sept 29, 2017 | street-lawyer
Factories Build Wealth – Destroy Wealth and Destroy an Economy A short course in Austrian Economics simply stated can be illustrated by this example. Rand
and Ron Paul are experts in Austrian Economics. We can start with dirt, separate out the iron, add coal in the smelting process, make an ingot of metal, use it to make automobiles parts which are assembled. In each stage of production laborers added value. The steel is worth more than the dirt, etc. Each laborer creates demand for products produced in the U.S. As opposed to this wealth production we have what some prefer...
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How Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol' Helped Bring Christmas Back to Life
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Townhall ^
| 11/22/2017 | Cortney O'Brien
I shared my review of The Man Who Invented Christmas last week (I liked it.) In
addition to screening the film, which was based off a book by author Les Standiford, Townhall also had the chance to sit down in a roundtable discussion with actor Dan Stevens and Director Bharat Nalluri at last weekend's premiere in New York City.Stevens, famous for lighting up the screen both in Downton Abbey and Beauty and the Beast, is equally charming and entertaining as Charles Dickens. In our discussion, he explained the true story of how the author, down on his luck after three...
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President Regan 1984 "These are the boys of Pointe du Hoc. These are the men who took the cliffs. These are the champions who helped free a continent. These are the heroes who helped end a war."
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YouTube ^
The men of Normandy had faith that what they were doing was right, faith that they fought for all humanity, faith that a just God would grant them mercy on this beachhead or on the next. It
was the deep knowledge — and pray God we have not lost it — that there is a profound, moral difference between the use of force for liberation and the use of force for conquest. You were here to liberate, not to conquer, and so you and those others did not doubt your cause. And you were right not to doubt.IMHO, one of...
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KERRY UNDER FIRE: Sarah Sanders TORCHES John Kerry for 'Shadow Diplomacy'
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Sean Hannity ^
| 7 May 2018 | Hannity Staff
White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders called-out former Secretary of State John Kerry Monday; slamming the senior Obama aide for creating “one of the worst deals ever made.” Sanders
was speaking with reporters during her daily press briefing when she was asked to comment on Kerry’s “shadow diplomacy” regarding the failing Iranian nuclear agreement. “John Kerry’s shadow diplomacy: How does that impact the deliberations?” asked one reporter. “I don’t think it impacts it at all,” fired Back Sanders. “I think the President spoke about that pretty clearly and I don’t think that we would take advice from somebody who...
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