No, little Pierre!! It’s NOT our two countries facing real trade issues!! It’s YOUR country that has real trade issues!! But yes, continue to worry about the new name on Lake America!!
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This camera saved General Patton's life.
Sicily, 1943. During a drive, Patton stopped to take a picture of the town ahead. Seconds later, a salvo of German shells screamed in and tore up the road right where he would have been driving. The hobby everyone teased him about had just kept him alive.
Old Blood and Guts went nowhere without his Leica, a 35 mm camera engraved "G.S.P. Jr." in gold. Leica was the finest camera in the world at the time.
Patton shot hundreds of frames across North Africa, Sicily, and Europe, then mailed them home to his wife Beatrice.
His reason: so that some future historian could write, in his words, a "less-untrue history" of him.
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Yes ….. let’s get this organized
The first building permit was issued in Spokane County for rebuilding after the fires and this is one of the requirements there seem to be some confusion so I did a little bit research and just putting this out there from Google AI. 🤖 I know personally that some of these are very expensive as I’m sure you’re aware especially when they’re removing asbestos even a tiny amount can be extremely costly.
⚠️ IMPORTANT SPOKANE FIRE CLEANUP & DISPOSAL STEPS
If your house burned down in the Spokane Complex Fires, do not load up your truck and head to a dump yet. Because of toxic ash, asbestos, and household hazards, Spokane County solid waste facilities have extremely strict rules. If you don't follow this sequence, your load will be rejected, and your building permits will be delayed.
STEP 1: Wait for the EPA to clear Household Hazards (No Cost)
The Spokane Regional Health District issued an emergency order. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and FEMA are going property-by-property to automatically clear immediate hazards (propane tanks, fuel, vehicle batteries, pesticides) out of the rubble at no cost to you. Let them finish this phase first. [1, 2]
STEP 2: You MUST Get an Asbestos Test First
Before anyone touches the ash or remaining debris, you are required by law to hire an AHERA-certified building inspector to complete an asbestos survey of the site. [1]
If it tests positive: You must hire a Washington Certified Asbestos Abatement Company to legally clear and bag the waste.
If it tests negative: You or a licensed contractor can haul it, but a copy of the negative lab results must physically accompany the waste load, or the dump will reject it on sight. [1]
STEP 3: File Your Notice with Spokane Clean Air
Once you have your asbestos survey results (positive or negative), you must file a Notice of Intent with the Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency. The city and county require a copy of this approved notice before they will issue you a permit to rebuild. [1]
STEP 4: Approved Disposal Locations
Once you have your certified paperwork and your debris is properly packaged (wetted down and sealed in 6-mil plastic lining), it can only go to these locations
Top question about the Iconic Gilligan’s island?
What’s your opinion ?
Why did they keep letting Gilligan guard the signal fire and the radio when he single-handedly ruined every single rescue attempt for three straight seasons?"
On 26 August, a glacier collapsed near the Nepal–Tibet border and sent a wall of water, ice, mud and rock down the Trishuli and Bhotekoshi valleys. It did not give people time. Entire villages, bridges, hydropower sites and homes vanished in minutes. In this clip, a woman is fighting for two children in school uniforms — pulling them uphill as the water charges at them. The kids stumble. She does not stop. Seconds later, that same current is swallowing everything behind them. That is how fast people died here.
This is not a movie. Hundreds of families never got that second chance. Officials now put the death toll at over 730 in Nepal, with thousands still missing under mud and debris. Children were walking to school when it hit. At least 17,000 children have had their homes or schools destroyed. Rescue teams are still digging through sludge looking for people who simply disappeared.
Watch this till the end and sit with it. Nature did not warn anyone. One woman. Two children. One terrifying wall of water. And behind this video — hundreds of lives that never made it to higher ground. Pray for Nepal. Pray for the missing. This is what a real disaster looks like.
A little girl in an orange dress and a big bow spotted a stranger across the restaurant and ran straight to him like she’d known him her whole life. She didn’t hesitate, didn’t look back. The man picked her up without thinking twice, and she settled into his arms as if that was exactly where she was supposed to be.
Her mom kept reaching out, smiling but clearly surprised, trying to take her daughter back. The toddler wasn’t having it. She stayed put, grinning, looking around the sports bar like this new person was the most interesting thing in the room. The man just held her gently and talked to her the way you talk to a kid you instantly like.
For a few seconds nobody rushed the moment. Tables, jerseys on the wall, TVs playing in the background — none of it mattered. Just a random Tuesday (or whenever it was) turning into one of those small, unexpected connections that make people stop scrolling.
Eventually mom got her girl back. Everyone was still smiling. No drama, no awkwardness, just a tiny human who decided a complete stranger felt safe. Some people just have that energy. Kids and animals notice it first.
They call themselves as Ontario Project and they're filming random people. They refuse to give any explanations, if someone opposing, they claim "this is their freedom, government also records, don't complain."
when it comes to these douchebag "auditors" who have nothing better to do than piss people off so they can make YouTube money,
I don't endorse them.
These are professional agitators who know exactly what they're getting into the second they go out and do all this nonsense.
On the other hand, I literally can not wait until they come across someone having a really bad day and has nothing to lose.
There’s something almost magical about watching an entire flock of ducks and geese suddenly decide the hill is no longer interesting. One moment they’re scattered across the slope, the next they’re thundering down like they just heard the dinner bell. Families sitting on the grass barely have time to react before the birds are right there, beaks already reaching for the corn in their hands.
What’s beautiful is how little hesitation there is. No circling, no testing the waters — they just run straight to the people and start eating from open palms like they’ve known these humans their whole lives. Kids laugh, adults smile, and the ducks don’t care about anything except the next kernel of corn.
In a world that often feels rushed and complicated, this is the kind of moment that quietly resets you. A sunny afternoon, a grassy hill, a handful of corn, and a flock of birds that still trust us enough to eat from our hands. No tickets, no screens, no agenda — just simple, messy, joyful connection.
Sometimes the best days aren’t planned. They’re the ones where a whole flock runs down the hill just because you showed up with a little kindness in your hands.
If you want to hear an explanation of why all the data centers and flock cameras…
this is interesting, not necessarily new news, but interesting just the same…
Nothing like going to your local church who sponsored a TPUSA event and a “foreign country’s flag” just as big as your own country you are living in is dangling from their ceiling requiring you to “worship” & “donate” to. Also, a “furry” killed CK…