One year ago today, Caleb Love hit the dagger for @UNC_Basketball as the Tar Heels defeated Duke in Coach K's final game to advance to the National Championship 👏
#MarchMadness
Between the 1890s and the 1930s, staged train crashes were a popular attraction throughout the United States. Tens of thousands of people would gather to watch two old trains be smashed into each other
I just turned on the game and within seconds I know score, energy of the game & who’s in the game.
(5/10 FT’s ain’t gonna cut it)
@MattKrausePxP does an amazing job with the play by play. Does the color too. Impressive.
@uncwbb: 24
Huskies: 11
2Q 5:00
To respond concretely to the serious phenomenon of global warming is a moral imperative. Lack of action will have secondary effects, especially on the poorest, who are also the most vulnerable. #SeasonOfCreation
A true ecological approach always becomes a social approach that must integrate justice in debates on the environment, so as to hear both the cry of the earth and the cry of the poor. #SeasonOfCreation
@DrPaulGosar Actually, out of those that live in Radiator Springs, I could only confirm that Sarge voted for you. You probably would have had Chick Hicks’ vote, though.
Amid the many hardships we are enduring, let us never forget that we have been healed by the wounds of Christ. In the light of the Risen Lord, our sufferings are now transfigured. Where there was death, now there is life. Where there was mourning, now there is consolation.
Last but not least, Brian Schatz saves the main character from her city fiancé and boring desk job and gives her a new life in the small town. They get married, have 6 kids, and live happily ever after while keeping their town full of Christmas spirit and financially solvent.
Maria Cantwell plays the novelist who keeps to herself to write her books, but discreetly performs 50 random acts of kindness each day. Her quiet kindness gives the town its character and saves it from its potential loss of identity.