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  1. Gustave

    I miss the old days of CA

    I started my online apologetics efforts back when "web t.v." was available to buy. I was so impressed with it I bought my Dad one to use. Since those days I've been on multiple forums and compliment this forum for being so welcoming and allowing others who don't share the same faith traditions to share what they believe openly without being subject to perpetual attack. I've been very impressed with Stan and Pastor Matthews - you guys run a quality ship.
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  2. Based on my research, I suspect there are two Ai's . One the public sees and one they don't. I suspect the private AI is moving along at a rapid pace. This is important stuff.
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  3. phkrause

    Tatoos

    Tattoo milestone Illustration: Lindsey Bailey/Axios. Photo: Corbis Historical/Getty Images. For American women, tattoos are becoming powerful symbols of resilience, identity and joy. Stat du jour: Tattooing was once a male-dominated practice. Today, 38% of U.S. women have at least one tattoo, compared with 27% of men, The Washington Post reports, citing the Pew Research Center. The majority of women between the ages of 18 and 29 (56%) and the ages of 30 and 49 (53%) are tattooed. Why it matters: Tattoos are joining the ranks of other beauty practices — like fashion, hairstyling and makeup — that many women use to express their individuality. ✒️ Zoom in: One study of women who got tattooed after struggling with infertility or dealing with miscarriages found that the art provided catharsis and a sense of control over their bodies. One woman chose to get a phoenix feather to mark "rising again" after a painful experience. Another woman honored lost pregnancies with a heart, and symbolized her bond with her adopted child with a jigsaw piece. Many who undergo surgery also get tattoos. "Women will tattoo the site of a mastectomy scar, sometimes with flowers and trees — things that represent life and renewal," Cheri Van Hoover, retired adjunct professor of midwifery and women's health at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, told The Washington Post. Go deeper: Axios CEO Jim VandeHei wrote this year about getting his first tattoo and called it "wearing your heart on your body." In response, Finish Line readers across the country told us the stories behind their tattoos. Read them.
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  4. Theophilus

    Clint Hill

    I used to attend JFK conventions every year in Dallas. Clint was very highly thought of.
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  5. phkrause

    June Lockhart

    June Lockhart, beloved mother figure from ‘Lassie’ and ‘Lost In Space,’ dies at 100 https://apnews.com/article/june-lockhart-obituary-lassie-lost-space-d994f1fa075f4a6e204e6cee0f74ed07
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  6. phkrause

    Daniel Naroditsky

    American chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky dies at 29 https://apnews.com/article/chess-grandmaster-daniel-naroditsky-death-755ccf6ebc0b6c69d1bd9fa5d8c81516?
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