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George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (107912) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 13h

The Garfield Police Department and the Garfield Fire Department answered an emergency call about a pink poodle who jumped into the Passaic River on Monday March 3. The owner of the poodle who answers to the name Molly who ran...

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Steve Marshall Perhaps the dog was tired from running and swimming and so went for a rest on the island. It was good that it was rescued without too much trouble.

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George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (107912) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 14h

A male hiker from Acton Massachusetts called 911 to ask for help after the 52 year old man whose identity was not released was lost off of the Twinway Trail between Mount Guyot and South Twin Mountain on Friday morning. The hiker...

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Steve Marshall Always a bit dangerous to go for such a walk like that on your own, and at his age too. He should have been more prepared, and perhaps taken a companion with him too. It was good that he was rescued, comparatively unscathed.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22465) • Australia 13 Mar

The smaller details of our life are as important as the larger details are. We need to be alert to all of the minor details of our lives, at all times, at home, at work, and even in temporary situations, like when on...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 We all have our own individual role to play, so we should not stonker others, trying to be themselves, and play their role, to fulfill their own individual mission in life too.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22465) • Australia 20 Mar

Fugueh Gotimo, was a Japanese Zen master of the 13th century. He used to walk the same path to his market store, each and every day, where he would work until late, and then walk home, once again. Day after day, 6 days a...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 Yes, it is said to thy own self be true, too. We need to think for ourselves, not have other's thoughts thrust into us, so that we then think that these thoughts are our own, or in other words, we become brainwashed by them.

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George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (107912) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 22 Mar

The Cote family who resides in Franklin Maine asked for help from a drone company named 2A Tac Air Corps which is located in Manchester New Hampshire to locate their eight month old French bulldog named Stormi who went missing for...

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Steve Marshall I wonder how the dog got onto that small island in the middle of a swamp. It might have been very hard to find without the assistance of that drone company.

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George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (107912) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 22 Mar

A sailboat that is 34 feet long that has been in the Jersey Shore for a period of two months is being called by locals 'Heavy Traffic" since the boat has been on the sand in Brigantine New Jersey has attracted residents to look at...

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Steve Marshall If you own a boat, you need to be responsible for it, or risk losing it like this. A hard lesson for anyone to learn, especially if this guy's boat is confiscated. Perhaps, he will be sent the bill, for its removal, too.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22465) • Australia 20 Mar

Fugueh Gotimo, was a Japanese Zen master of the 13th century. He used to walk the same path to his market store, each and every day, where he would work until late, and then walk home, once again. Day after day, 6 days a...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 Yes, most people are stuck fast in their ways, and usually think that their way is the only way, and the only right way too. They will not listen to anyone else. Yes, we can offer an opinion when asked too, I guess, but even then, if all I see are...

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22465) • Australia 13 Mar

The smaller details of our life are as important as the larger details are. We need to be alert to all of the minor details of our lives, at all times, at home, at work, and even in temporary situations, like when on...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 Yes, as you have said, before, the ordinary person just wants peace, and it is only the despots, the power hungry, and greedy ones, that want what they want at any cost. They care about little, no one, except for about themselves.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22465) • Australia 18 Mar

The old Zen master, Ludov Zerbroski, was singing softly to himself, as he worked in the Zen garden of his monastery, pruning the bonsai plants there carefully. A student walked over to him, and said to him, [i]"why work...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 Yes, they will be recuperating for a while, as it was said, they would have lost a lot of muscle tissue, and bone mass strength. Maybe, one day, somebody will be able to create artificial gravity out there, so the body isn't so badly affected, by the...

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George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (107912) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 21 Mar

A heifer who ran away from her handler in Houston Texas during a rodeo managed to go free for a short while until the heifer before the heifer was caught by police officers at the guard gate of NRG Stadium. The good news is that...

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Steve Marshall That is a recipe for disaster, and it was good the heifer was caught, before it caused any havoc at the rodeo.

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George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (107912) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 21 Mar

It is nice to know that when a major disaster hits a town, volunteers with a church in Maplesville Alabama who gave free food to the victims of an EF 3 tornado that hit the city last week. The volunteers of the church took action...

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Steve Marshall It is good to see churches following their teachings, and helping those in need, like this.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22465) • Australia 20 Mar

Fugueh Gotimo, was a Japanese Zen master of the 13th century. He used to walk the same path to his market store, each and every day, where he would work until late, and then walk home, once again. Day after day, 6 days a...

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Steve Marshall Yes, to curb the tongue, and spout forth with only words of wisdom, with no wasted words, is rather hard for most of us to do. Some will never change, but some become ready to change, and a master can pick when someone is ripe for change, as in my story...

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22465) • Australia 18 Mar

The old Zen master, Ludov Zerbroski, was singing softly to himself, as he worked in the Zen garden of his monastery, pruning the bonsai plants there carefully. A student walked over to him, and said to him, [i]"why work...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 The astronauts also know how hard it is to live in space, in a body, where souls can soar alone. The body wears out, but the soul never does.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22465) • Australia 13 Mar

The smaller details of our life are as important as the larger details are. We need to be alert to all of the minor details of our lives, at all times, at home, at work, and even in temporary situations, like when on...

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Steve Marshall @Shiva49 Putin prefers power, over peace. He wants to go down in history, as a tough leader, I guess, while he wants to bask in /rake in, his spoils too.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22465) • Australia 20 Mar

Fugueh Gotimo, was a Japanese Zen master of the 13th century. He used to walk the same path to his market store, each and every day, where he would work until late, and then walk home, once again. Day after day, 6 days a...

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Steve Marshall Thanks. I like to write these little tales, pointing out some wisdom, where I can.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (348815) • Rockingham, Australia 20 Mar

The little pregnant quenda was out on the lawn yesterday and I was taking photos of her. I accidentally hit the record button. The first half was of the camera swinging around but then I focussed on the quenda and there are a few...

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Steve Marshall @JudyEv You might not see them for a while, as they will stay in the pouch for a while too, I guess, after they are born.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (348815) • Rockingham, Australia 20 Mar

The little pregnant quenda was out on the lawn yesterday and I was taking photos of her. I accidentally hit the record button. The first half was of the camera swinging around but then I focussed on the quenda and there are a few...

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Steve Marshall I wasn't familiar with the name quenda, but I googled it, and it is a type of bandicoot. I only noticed your bandicoot tag, afterwards...lol... The video is interesting, we can definitely see the kicking around there.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (22465) • Australia 20 Mar

Fugueh Gotimo, was a Japanese Zen master of the 13th century. He used to walk the same path to his market store, each and every day, where he would work until late, and then walk home, once again. Day after day, 6 days a...

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George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (107912) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 20 Mar

Belen New Mexico firefighter Christopher Martinez was at his fire station on February 6 2024 when he saw an infant who was dropped off at baby box. Christopher contacted his wife Janae to tell her the good news that he and his...

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Steve Marshall That is a nice story, how one questionable act led to a good outcome for the baby, who might just grow up to become a firefighter, given his beginning like that.

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George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (107912) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 20 Mar

California Highway Patrol (CHP) officers were in pursuit of a female opossum or are they called Jills who was traveling across the Golden Gate Bay Bridge in San Francisco about three weeks ago. CHP officers answered an emergency...

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Steve Marshall Opossums are only small critters, so might be hard to catch, but they do not run that fast, only 4 to 7 miles per hour, so it was good they caught it, before a speeding car killed the poor creature with its babies too.

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