#Jets QB Justin Fields: “I’m going to get pretty vulnerable right here. This week, I found myself in my closet, crying on the ground, laying down. Not because of the hardships, not because of the troubles…"
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So honored to present my credentials to King Carl XVI Gustaf today. I’m proud to serve my country as the U.S. Ambassador to the Kingdom of Sweden and looking forward to working together to strengthen our historic and important relationship! 🇺🇸🇸🇪
Third day in a row. Today is 83 degrees, sunny/humid. On a holiday week.
So why?
County has like eight PR people and disclosed pretty much nothing.
Is something broken?
Is it because of the movie shoot right there?
Why not fixed in off-season?
Sara Innamorato hates transparency
Wondering when to watch for white smoke?
On the first day of the Conclave (Wednesday, May 7), there will be just one round of voting. The first smoke signal is likely to come between 7:45 to 8:15 p.m. Rome Time (1:45 to 2:15 p.m. EDT) — white smoke if a Pope has been elected, or black smoke if not.
On the following days, the cardinals may vote up to four times each day — twice in the morning and twice in the afternoon — but the ballots are burned at most twice daily.
The first smoke signal could be seen around at 10:30 a.m. Rome time (4:30 a.m. EDT) if a Pope has been elected (white smoke). If not, a second round of voting is conducted and the smoke signal (black or white smoke) could come closer to Noon (6:00 a.m. EDT) when two rounds of ballots would be burned together.
Similarly, if a Pope is elected during the first ballot of the afternoon, a smoke signal (white smoke) could be seen around 5:30 p.m. (11:30 a.m. EDT). If not, another round of voting is held and the smoke signal (black or white smoke) could come round 7:00 p.m. (1:00 p.m. EDT), when two rounds of ballots would be burned together.
So, if you see smoke early, it’s likely white — signaling a new pope has been elected.
Learn more about the conclave process here: https://t.co/TTrqMMX97i
If the Pirates really thought they needed to send out a survey to gauge the temperature of the fan base, they have bigger problems than we all thought were possible.
Powerful: Notre Dame QB Riley Leonard gives all the credit to Jesus for their win:
"Shoot, I just trusted in the Lord. I looked up and said, 'Jesus, whatever your will is for my life, I trust it 100 percent.'"
What a role model 🙏❤️
A Pasadena Catholic school principal opened his gym to families waiting to see if their homes had survived the #EatonFire today.
“You can hug them, pray with them, listen to them as best you can. What else is there to do?”
Story on @AngelusNews https://t.co/Iq5JSE01XP
"First & foremost, I want to thank my Lord & Savior, Jesus Christ. Without Him, I wouldn't be here. We wouldn't be here" - Notre Dame QB Riley Leonard after their win over Georgia
Amen🙏🏼