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[ad_1] July 28, 2021– “This is, what I would say, the beauty of the approach that I have used is common when looking at the teachings in Semitic language of various prophets. It is common among Sufis today, it is common among Jewish mystics, that when you look at the words of a prophet or…
[ad_1] Remade The impulse for most of us is to throw something away, even if it means we have to buy a new one for more money, as it is often easier than finding a store that fixes it, taking it there, and then going out later and picking it up. , all with the…
[ad_1] SWNS A woman who was blind for 15 years finally regained her sight after a life-changing operation. Doctors believed 59-year-old Connie had glaucoma when she quickly began losing her sight more than a decade ago. But then an ophthalmologist diagnosed cataracts in 2018, one of the most common and treatable vision problems in adults….
[ad_1] With retailers and restaurants recently teaming up to purge their inventory of dangerous “permanent chemicals,” consumers can feel a little better supporting some of their favorite companies. Composed of 23 brands With a total of nearly 84,000 physical stores and $ 570 billion in annual sales, the new alliance is uniting against a class…
[ad_1] More than 1,000 landowners in East Anglia are participating in an ambitious reconstruction project, led by three farmers. Each green spot on the map above represents a promise to nature. A promise to provide you with more room to thrive in a corner of England where wildlife, as in many places, has been pushed…
[ad_1] Over the next several weeks, look up and you can expect to see more bright, glittering shooting stars than average lighting up the night sky. The Perseids “are considered the best meteor shower of the year,” according to POT. This year’s show started on July 17 and will run until August 26. The peak…
[ad_1] July 27, 2021– “Pat McCabe (Weyakpa Najin Win, which means Woman Stands Shining) is an ambassador between two worlds. Mother, grandmother, artist and Navajo ceremonial leader, she has been deeply immersed in indigenous and land-based ways of living and being. Having grown up in a multicultural neighborhood next to Stanford University in California, she…
[ad_1] Sarah olson There is an old saying that goes, “Good fences make good neighbors.” With so many people forced to stay indoors during the pandemic, some are happy to report that good fences can make good friends, too. In Minneapolis, the Olson family lives next door to 99-year-old Mary O’Neill. Although Mary has an…
[ad_1] The eyes of a child Meet Truffles, the support cat. It doesn’t just purr, it plays and it does all the things normal kitties do. She also supports her optical friend in a very special way. How? Encouraging nervous kids to view glasses and eye patches as fun, friendly, and not scary at all….
[ad_1] SWNS Zookeepers made a turtle a homemade scratching station, and an adorable video shows the creature moving as it tastes it. Morgan Brem, an intern at the Dallas Zoo, created the scratching device for Sunny, the radiated turtle. Made with broom heads, it is perfect for the little animal to pick at the impossible-to-reach…