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In Dubuque, barber Courtney Holmes came up with a heartwarming idea at a Back to School event . Instead of charging money, he offered free haircuts to kids who read aloud while sitting in his chair, even helping them sound out difficult words.
The initiative made reading fun and boosted kids’ confidence before school . Over 100 children participated, choosing books they enjoyed, and the inspiring story gained widespread attention for promoting learning in such a creative way .In Dubuque, barber Courtney Holmes came up with a heartwarming idea at a Back to School event . Instead of charging money, he offered free haircuts to kids who read aloud while sitting in his chair, even helping them sound out difficult words. The initiative made reading fun and boosted kids’ confidence before school . Over 100 children participated, choosing books they enjoyed, and the inspiring story gained widespread attention for promoting learning in such a creative way .
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Live Acoustic Guitar by GJ Donovan at Canterbury League Club Sydney
https://canterbury.com.au/event/gj-donovan-2/
Enjoy an incredible night of live music as GJ Donovan delivers a captivating guitar performance at Canterbury League Club.With a mix of classic hits and smooth acoustic tunes, this event promises a vibrant and relaxing atmosphere for music lovers.Perfect for a night out in Sydney, it’s an experience you won’t want to miss.
Live Acoustic Guitar by GJ Donovan at Canterbury League Club Sydney https://canterbury.com.au/event/gj-donovan-2/ Enjoy an incredible night of live music as GJ Donovan delivers a captivating guitar performance at Canterbury League Club.With a mix of classic hits and smooth acoustic tunes, this event promises a vibrant and relaxing atmosphere for music lovers.Perfect for a night out in Sydney, it’s an experience you won’t want to miss.0 Комментарии ·0 Поделились ·214 Просмотры ·0 предпросмотр -
A new NYT report reveals Trump was persuaded to go to war with Iran by Netanyahu despite major pushback from his own team. CIA Director Ratcliffe, Sec. of State Rubio, and Joint Chiefs Chair Gen. Caine all warned Trump that Netanyahu had “oversold” what the bombing campaign could achieve. Rubio reportedly called the regime-change plan “bull****,” and Caine told Trump: “This is standard operating procedure for the Israelis — they oversell.”
VP Vance was the only adviser to call war a “terrible idea,” warning it could cause regional chaos, mass casualties, and be seen as “a betrayal” by Trump’s own voters.
On Feb. 11, Netanyahu presented the war plan in the White House Situation Room. Trump reportedly responded “Sounds good to me” — which Netanyahu took as a green light for the joint operation that has since killed over 3,500 people, including 1,600 civilians and 13 U.S. service members.
Despite polling advisers “one by one” two days before ordering strikes, Trump had “effectively made up his mind weeks earlier.” Chief of Staff Susie Wiles privately worried about the U.S. “being dragged into another war” but chose to stay silent. Vance has since played a key role in brokering the so-called “ceasefire.”A new NYT report reveals Trump was persuaded to go to war with Iran by Netanyahu despite major pushback from his own team. CIA Director Ratcliffe, Sec. of State Rubio, and Joint Chiefs Chair Gen. Caine all warned Trump that Netanyahu had “oversold” what the bombing campaign could achieve. Rubio reportedly called the regime-change plan “bull****,” and Caine told Trump: “This is standard operating procedure for the Israelis — they oversell.” VP Vance was the only adviser to call war a “terrible idea,” warning it could cause regional chaos, mass casualties, and be seen as “a betrayal” by Trump’s own voters. On Feb. 11, Netanyahu presented the war plan in the White House Situation Room. Trump reportedly responded “Sounds good to me” — which Netanyahu took as a green light for the joint operation that has since killed over 3,500 people, including 1,600 civilians and 13 U.S. service members. Despite polling advisers “one by one” two days before ordering strikes, Trump had “effectively made up his mind weeks earlier.” Chief of Staff Susie Wiles privately worried about the U.S. “being dragged into another war” but chose to stay silent. Vance has since played a key role in brokering the so-called “ceasefire.”
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