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How the Children Have Fun With Reused Cardboard — FunWritings

Reusing cardboard can help children to have fun in new ways Don’t allow them to have boring days

How the Children Have Fun With Reused Cardboard — FunWritings

VEM comigo! — Pensamentos.me/VEM comigo!

Quando a leitura é interessante, o livro pode ser lido em qualquer lugar. O que não falta é horizonte pra mente!… When reading is interesting, the book can be read anywhere. There is no lack of horizon for the mind!… Marii Freire Pereira https://pensamentos.me/ VEM comigo! Imagem: Pinterest. Ahmed Attef Santarém, Pá 1 de março de 2021

VEM comigo! — Pensamentos.me/VEM comigo!

Dalgona coffee?? Naaah Lets try Dalgona Mango!!😃🥭+🥛=>🍹

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Holla pals, whats cooking today?? Well nothing in my list, i just made a beautiful drinks months back to chill my mind and relax myself… As in initial lockdown months, Dalgona coffee became the trend amongst all, isnt it! I too wanted to make it, but as you all know how lazy i am!! So dropped the idea… But suddenly a thought pinned in my head, why not to try it with other ingredient? So i checked the possibilities and finally opted for… DALGONA MANGO SHAKE!!! Yeah heard right, and believe me peeps, it was lucious😋😋 Today i am gonna share with you its recipe. I know, i know its not atall mango season, but its ok… Have the recipe with you and once you have the mango season, make it without any delay, cool??😃😃

My Dalgona Mango😊😋❤️

Yummmmm😋

INGREDIENTS :

*2-4 Mangoes
*Chilled milk as per requirement or size…

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North Dakota Is About to Kill the National Popular Vote Compact — The Weekly Sift

http://www.masshist.org/features/juniper/assets/who-counts/carousels/toles_electoralcollege_tt_exh.jpg Presidential elections are rigged in favor of Republicans. North Dakota wants to keep it that way. As we’ve seen in the last two elections, the Electoral College gives the Republican candidate about a 3-4% advantage, which might be growing as the rural areas (which the EC over-weights) get more conservative and the cities (which […]

North Dakota Is About to Kill the National Popular Vote Compact — The Weekly Sift

Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine is very effective — and requires only one shot – Vox

The Johnson & Johnson vaccine is no different in this regard. According to data released by the FDA last week, the clinical trials found an efficacy rate of about 72 percent in the US. But that’s the number that only tells us about any symptomatic infection, down to the sniffles or a short-lived fever. For hospitalizations and death, the Johnson & Johnson vaccine reported 100 percent effectiveness after 28 days (all of the vaccines so far take weeks to build up the body’s defenses). Source: Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine is very effective — and requires only one shot – Vox

ASIA/MYANMAR – Catholic nun saves young demonstrators: Cardinal Bo wants the country to be “transformed”

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Myitkyina – A Catholic religious woman took to the streets in the city of Myitkyina, the capital of Kachin State in the north of Mynamar, and asked the security forces not to shoot young demonstrators who are protesting peacefully. Sister Ann Nu Thawng of the Congregation of St. Francis Xavier in the diocese of Myitkyina, became the heroine of yesterday, February 28th, which was marked by harsh repression of the Burmese police, who, according to the United Nations, opened fire, killing 18 people and injuring more than 30 nationwide.
“In the Myitkyina area, demonstrations so far have always been peaceful and without incidents. However, yesterday episodes of violence risked precipitating the situation”, said Catholic Joseph Kung Za Hmung, editor of the “Gloria News Journal”, the first Catholic online newspaper in Myanmar. “The action of the nun and the response of the police who, upon seeing the nun’s plea, stopped, surprised many of us. Sister Ann Nu Thawng is today a role model for Church leaders: bishops and priests are called to step out of the their comfort zones and follow her courage as an example”. Many non-Catholics also praised Sister Thawng’s brave efforts, whose entry went viral on social media. “More than 100 demonstrators were able to find shelter in her monastery. It saved them from brutal beatings and arrests by the police”, says the Director.
Commenting, in his homily yesterday, second Sunday of Lent, on the social and political crisis in the country, Cardinal Charles Maung Bo, Archbishop of Yangon, noted: “The Gospel of the Transfiguration is so current that it reflects the events of these days: What transfiguration are we looking for in Myanmar today? If we seek it, all the confusion, all the darkness, all the hatred will go away and our country, the famous Land of Gold, will be transfigured into a land of peace and prosperity”.
“During the last month – continued the Cardinal – we have implored everyone: peace is the only way; peace is possible. Pope Francis has called for the resolution of all conflicts through dialogue. Those who want conflict do not want the good of this nation. Let us all become Elijah who proclaims peace, by lighting a lamp of hope in the midst of darkness”. Cardinal Bo prayed for the nation that “has seen so much suffering, so much war, so many deaths” and said, “Like Abraham, we seek a promised land. The promised land comes when we are ready to sacrifice what we consider very dear”.
He concluded his message: “Conversion is the central message of Lent. Let’s challenge ourselves. Let’s see each other in a better light. There is a possible new world, a possible new Myanmar, a conflict-free nation is possible if that nation is transfigured into the glory it deserves. Let us make peace our destiny, not conflict. Weapons are unnecessary. We must rearm ourselves through reconciliation and dialogue. Myanmar’s Mount Tabor must be climbed with patience, tolerance, if we are to witness this transfiguration. Evil must disappear, but it cannot be destroyed by another evil”.
The Burmese army took power on February 1 in a coup, declaring a one-year “state of emergency”, after accusing the National League for Democracy, the party of the civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi, under arrest.