Author: Frank Bojazi

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After having lost her long-term job during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, a Minnesota woman decided to take her health into her own hands and lost almost half of her body weight by focusing on healing, rather than weight loss. Katie Schmitt, 43, of Rochester, MN, joined WW (formerly known as Weight Watchers) […] This story syndicated with permission from Recipe For Freedom

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China has reported a human with H5N6 avian influenza in Sichuan province. Due to the sudden small outbreak of avian influenza, Chinese public health officials have stated that the public should maintain strict personal hand foot and environmental hygiene. They gave a strict list of advice to follow, and this being China, is not a suggestion. Health officials requested that the public avoid touching any birds or their feces. Additionally, they suggested when buying live chickens that they not touch them or their feces, to not blow on their rear ends, to wash and cook the eggs immediately before consuming,…

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One of Twitter’s top lawyers who played a key role in the platform’s decision to ban Donald Trump and its actively playing down the Hunter Biden laptop scandal has been called out for her political bias by Elon Musk. Vijaya Gadde, 47, originally moved to the States as a child from India with her family. She claims she experienced racist abuse as an Indian child growing up in Texas and that her father had to get permission from the Ku Klux Klan to work as a door-to-door insurance salesman. Despite the initial hardships and undeniable proof that the American dream…

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Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was accidently shot dead by actor Alec Baldwin in October 2001 as his prop gun had been loaded with live ammunition. Police bodycam video footage of Hutchins dying on set was released to the public this week, and Hutchins’ widower has condemned the decision. The grieving father and husband’s lawyer Brian Panish sent an email to Santa Fe Sheriff Adan Mendoza condemning the decision and accusing the department of ‘double-crossing’ Hutchins’ widower. The footage shows Hutchins receiving emergency medical care as she lay fighting for her life on the set of western movie Rust. Paramedics can…

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The CEO of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club which hosts the Wimbledon Tennis Championships announced that the club will not require players to have received the COVID-19 jab as a condition to compete in the tournament as there is no shot requirement to enter Britain.  This means that No. 1 ranked Novak Djokovic will be allowed to defend his Wimbledon title. The Serbian Djokovic, 34, was disqualified from playing in the Australian Open in January due to his not being vaccinated against the illness caused by the novel coronavirus. He appealed this decision and was sent to…

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Charcoal has been made for centuries and used for many things such as art, medicine, and makeup, but it was most important for blacksmiths as it was used for fuel to smelt metals. It is produced by heating wood with little to no oxygen in order to remove all the water. It is created whenever combustion is incomplete.  Additionally, charcoal was a part of a mixture for black powder. Charcoal has a very high surface area, so it’s very useful as a filter or an absorbent for water filtration.  It’s easy to see the possible useful applications in a survival…

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A summer spent by the banks of the river lazily relaxing in the summer sun, soaking up the heat, the humidity, and the vitamin D. The memories of easy days aren’t complete without an old-fashioned cane pole for fishing with and a prize fish to bring home for dinner. Cane poles have been around for a couple hundred years. A man fishing on the Neches River, 1930s. A cane pole, some worms …isn’t it amazing how, when you reduce life to its basic elements, it doesn’t take much to make us happy? pic.twitter.com/LCh3wHqUJ8 — Traces of Texas (@TracesofTexas) September 27,…

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During a survival situation you may find yourself with very little time or ability to hunt. Furthermore, you may find that you don’t have very much equipment to hunt. Depending on your state’s laws and/or how life threatening your situation is, building traps and snares for survival may be necessary to reduce the use of calories while gaining as much food as possible.  In most states snares and traps are illegal unless in a survival situation. This will be a short brief overview with plenty of resources linked to for further research. Snaring is especially useful for catching animals for…

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NOTE: This is satire, not a statement of fact. Treat it as such. Things took an awkward turn in the White House on Thursday, when members of the White House Committee on Stopping Drug Use, an organization that hasn’t really been paid much attention, released a new ad about the dangers of drug use. While relatively tolerable to both Democrats and Republicans, given its focus on the need to have understanding when dealing with drug users and their addictions while also highlighting the dangers of drug addiction and the ravages of the cartels, the advertisement drove the White House crazy,…

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NOTE: This is satire, not a statement of fact. Treat it as such. It’s been a long, worrisome day at the White House. Why? Because Slow Joe went missing and no one has been able to find him despite hours of searching. An anonymous insider, leaking details about the situation to us, had this to say: “So here’s what happened: we were having a fine morning, trying to deal with whatever Joe said incorrectly yesterday while managing what Psaki was going to say about the crises abroad, the inflation crisis, and the general disaster zone at the border.  “That was…

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NOTE: This is satire, not fact. Treat it as such. It was a rough day for Slow Joe Biden and his team at the White House. Why? Because when trying to give a speech on American vitality and weathering the storm of world events, Biden dozed off. The camera kept rolling and he was utterly humiliated. Biden, speaking about how America can make it through the current crisis, said: “It’s no big deal, Jack. It’s no big deal. This is America! If you gotta pay some more for some blueberries so we can do the thing over there with the…

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NOTE: This is satire, not a statement of fact. Treat it as such. Elon Musk, after having spent $44 billion dollars to buy Twitter, decided to do the best thing possible and just delete it for good, making the last post on the platform “the dumpster fire has been extinguished” and then logging off and deleting the service. The move was widely applauded by everyone except for the ~10,000 grifters who were only popular because they did a good job stealing other people’s ideas and posting them on Twitter to much acclaim from bots they bought to make it look…

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It’s been a long time since the Rosebud Sioux nation in South Dakota, US, started gathering buffalo on the Wolakota Buffalo Range. Two years to be exact, and now the herd is upwards of 750 animals and the tribe hopes this will help to grow to 1,200 by 2023. They believe it should be the biggest indigenous-owned buffalo herd in the country. This is part of a wider trend in the US. Spurred by combating the ongoing food shortages, reaching monetary sustainability, reestablishing ecosystems and reviving tribal culture. These tribes currently manage around 55 herds across 19 states, as indicated…

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Here we go again, America. Radical social justice activists have been successful in advancing social engineering in segments of our society that would comply with their unattainable pursuit of a societal Utopia. Gone from the college campus, late night talk shows, and recent movies is humor based on the differences between communities, etc. NASCAR, The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, is the most recent organization to bend its collective knees to the “woke”, antiracist mob. They have just ordered driver Denny Hamlin to attend sensitivity training after he posted a video on Twitter. In a now-deleted tweet, Hamlin…

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Cops had come to a standstill in a search to find a missing grandmother but finally located the body of the missing woman and were able to charge two suspects with her murder thanks to the help of a quackingly clever duck. The Buncombe County Sherriff’s Office had been attempting to find 90-year-old Nellie Sullivan since December 2020, immediately declaring the circumstances around the case as “suspicious” and expecting foul play – pardon the pun! “Since the beginning of this investigation we have sought to locate Ms. Sullivan’s remains, afford her the respect she deserved and restore dignity to the…

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A Texas rancher has offered Elon Musk over 100 acres of land if he decides to move Twitter’s headquarters from the liberal cesspool of San Fransico to Schwertner, Texas. Jim Schwertner is the president and Chief executive officer of Schwertner Farms Inc., which owns and operates Capitol Land & Livestock, which is located east of the town of Jarrell in Texas. Schwertner claims that his company is one of the top cattle dealers in the United States and that he wants a portion of the land to be used as the new headquarters for the Twitter social media platform. A…

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Who doesn’t love pancakes? Thin or thick, high-stack or scattered medallions, pancakes continue to be a breakfast favorite and evoke happiness and celebration. With more and more people focusing on what they put in their bodies and following low carb, low fat, no sugar, gluten free diets, can pancakes really be a healthful breakfast option? […] This story syndicated with permission from Recipe For Freedom

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It’s odd to say that I was once saved by a soup, but that was indeed the case on one winter day during a trip to Philadelphia when the wind whipped hard enough to take root in my bones. I was in Old City, part of Philadelphia’s Historic District, and stumbled on City Tavern, a […] This story syndicated with permission from Recipe For Freedom

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Asparagus and hollandaise sauce are the perfect side for lamb chops at a wonderful dinner. Asparagus is in season this time of year, and hollandaise dresses it up a bit. You can find asparagus pretty much in any grocery store and sometimes even fresh at farmers markets this time of year. Hollandaise sauce is wonderful […] This story syndicated with permission from Recipe For Freedom

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Spring lamb chops are a delicacy that people in the US often only get once or twice a year. It is usually meant for a special dinner. Usually, lamb chops are eaten at Easter, after special celebrations, for special date nights, and usually are a little bit difficult to source. Unless you live in the […] This story syndicated with permission from Recipe For Freedom

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A child in Wisconsin has died and another needed a liver transplant following a battle with hepatitis as a mystery outbreak of a “severe strain” of the disease sweeps the world. If the child’s death was caused by the hepatitis, it will be the first ever recorded case of a fatality due to the disease in the country. The Wisconsin Department of Health issued a warning as four children, including the child who died, have been struck with the severe strain of the disease. One of the four children required a liver transplant and the other two are in a…

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After 38,000 people signed a petition to shut down The Family Sex Show it looks like the performance has been axed. The petition claimed the show was profoundly irresponsible and wholly inappropriate. The show featured full frontal nudity. The show also explored topics such as non-sexual nudity and gender. It was aimed at children as young as five years old. The creators of the show said they received threats and have cancelled the entire tour. The Family Sex Show featured topics such as consent, queerness, pleasure, and was due to perform in the Bristol’s Tobacco Factory this May. It had…

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Due to a most generous donation, one California Police Department will be paying it forward for the whole year to come. As part of the Oceanside Police Department’s Random Acts of Kindness Project, every month officers center around an alternate way to assist strangers in their local community. In March, they handed out envelopes loaded with cash at local gas stations to assist with combating the rising oil costs, and this month they’re helping customers at their local grocery store pay for their grocery bills. “Grocery costs have skyrocketed and Oceanside police officers are heading out to stores to help…

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With one week to go before retirement, Brian Menton, Detective for the Yonkers Police Department, was shot as he and other task force officers conducted an operation to get illegal guns off the streets. Reports on Thursday confirmed that Det. Menton was awake and interacting with others after going through surgery for the damage done internally from the gunshot wound. Detective Menton was praised by the Commissioner who said that he was responsible for “hundreds” of gun arrests in his 27 years working for the police. The Commissioner said that the city would see a lot more shootings if it…

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It’s been 15 years since three-year-old British girl Madeleine McCann went missing while she and her family were on vacation in Portugal. Despite an international effort to find the missing child and to catch her abductor, police have not, until now, been able to formally identify anyone as an official suspect in the case. Christian Brueckner, 43, is a convicted pedophile and rapist who was living close to the Algarve resort where Maddie had disappeared from. The little girl was taken from the family’s hotel room on the evening of May 3, 2007, while her parents were having dinner with…

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