Hayden Bynum (‘25, VA) showed swing and miss stuff on the mound today. Up to 88 with the FB and showed a breaking ball with shape & sharp traits in the mid 70’s. #Longwood commit. @_thedirtbags@PG_VirginiaWV#WWBAWorlds
@MsCurlsNCurves@MissSassbox This happened to me and I got a mammogram to make sure. The pain was always around my period. Turns out I just have “very dense breast tissue” — who knew that varied so much to create that pain? Anywho. Get it looked at just in case!
The hot wood chopping dude on TikTok just taught me a great analogy about how women and men have to approach the world differently in terms of safety and...
As with all cases, the Attorney General’s office and SLED's only mission is to seek the truth and deliver justice, wherever the facts lead. It does not matter your name, position, or status, no one is above the law. (1/3)
Really disappointing to find out @1800flowers failed to deliver an expensive gift to my mom’s bday today… and that I had to find out myself vs being notified. What if they did this to someone who lost a loved one? Very unprofessional. Very cold. Esp for a business like this.
@1800flowers I’ve had an extensive conversation on the chat and been refunded… even though it will take 10 days to get my money back. That still leaves the core issue — my mom is not getting what she deserves and what I paid for. And I had to find out myself vs your company notifying me.
Pictured below is Marcy Borders, an American legal assistant who worked for Bank of America at its World Trade Center branch. She was born on July 19, 1973, and tragically passed away on August 24, 2015. Marcy Borders survived the harrowing events of September 11, 2001, when the World Trade Center was attacked by al-Qaeda.
Photographer Stan Honda captured an iconic image of her that day, earning her the nickname "Dust Lady." Reflecting on his photograph's legacy, Honda said, "Over the years, it has been strange for me to think that my photo has a lasting impact. I never imagined I'd have an image like that. I believe people relate to it because it depicts a single person trying to cope with the chaos of that fateful day."
In 2011, Marcy Borders revealed how the trauma of 9/11 led to ten years of depression and addiction. She described it as if her soul was knocked down with the towers.
Tragically, in August 2014, Marcy Borders was diagnosed with stomach cancer, which she attributed to exposure to toxic dust during the World Trade Center collapse. Despite not having undergone surgery and requiring more chemotherapy, her medical bills had already accumulated to $190,000. She couldn't even afford to fill her prescriptions. She firmly believed that her cancer was linked to the toxic exposure, stating, "I definitely believe it because I haven't had any other illnesses, like high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or diabetes."
Marcy Borders lost her battle with cancer and passed away on August 24, 2015.
A little bit earlier, CNN had some guy on to describe what happens to a human body when they undergo an implosion like the titan did and as soon as he started explaining what happens to a body undergoing an implosion Jake Tapper cut him off and threw to commercial 👀