A little boy from League City is alive thanks to the selflessness of a stranger. A sheriff’s deputy from Oklahoma donated bone marrow to Kayden Nazzario two years ago. On Sunday, they met for the first time.
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This girl’s epic surprise dance with her dad is highlight of her quinceanera
Most fathers would do anything for their little girl, but one Houston, Texas, dad set the bar pretty high when he performed a choreographed dance routine with his 15-year-old daughter at her June quinceanera.
Link: https://www.today.com/parents/girls-epic-dance-dad-highlight-her-quinceanera-t42306
‘Little Frog’ makes leap from fighting octagon to big screen
Oum Sam Tharoth remembers that during her first martial arts fight in 2014 she could see her parents crying from across the octagon as she took blow after blow from her opponent. She won, but nonetheless afterwards they insisted that she give up her dream.
Secrets of the Muslim bathroom
In America, Muslims must think like Jason Bourne, practicing our rituals with clandestine skill to avoid awkward confrontations. For instance, it’s not easy to find creative space to pray while providing logical explanations to those who find you in mid-prostration. “I’m doing Arabic tai chi,” you might say when someone sees you crouched in a stall at the Gap. “It’s an … Eastern thing.”
Link: https://www.salon.com/2012/07/10/secrets_of_the_muslim_bathroom/
VIDEO: INCREDIBLE DRONE FOOTAGE OF FEEDING HUMPBACK WHALES OFF LONG BEACH
Tim Del Grosso who made his first entry with Fire Island and Beyond last year is back again.
Tim, a freelance videographer & licensed drone pilot spent the last two weeks out on the waters of The NY Bight filming Whale & Menhaden behaviors. An advocate for protection of Menhaden, Tim put this video together to prove that conservation works.
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‘Everyone Should Beatbox’: Harvard Hits A Rhythm With Beatboxing Residency
“People don’t sing, because they don’t think they can, but wouldn’t it be a great world if everyone sang? If everyone could feel the power of their voice? Everyone should sing, everyone should dance and everyone should beatbox,” beatboxer, poet and Broadway actor Chesney Snow says.
Link: https://www.wbur.org/artery/2017/10/19/beatboxing-residency-harvard
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Butterfly lands on flute player’s face during international competition
Wooed by the beautiful sound of Yukie Ota‘s flute during the Carl Nielsen International Flute Competition, a majestic butterfly wanted a front row seat.
10+ Of The Best Shots Of The 2017 Solar Eclipse
On Monday, August 21, 2017, millions of people were staring at the same thing through doofy glasses, as they tried to catch a glimpse of the solar eclipse. Not only that, they also immortalized the awe-inspiring moment in photos, and Bored Panda has collected the best of them in case you missed the phenomenon or can’t get enough of it.
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These “Karatsu-Yaki” Teacups and Saucers are Edible Rice Cakes
One evening, Tsurumaru, 46, was imbibing and admiring his Karatsu-yaki sake set when he noticed that an unglazed section at the base of the ceramics had the appearance of senbei dough.
He decided there and then to try his hand at making senbei that looked the same as Karatsu-yaki as he had never heard of them being inspired by traditional pottery.
Souvenir hunters looking for something different now have an item they can really sink their teeth into: rice crackers designed as delicate porcelain teacups.
At first glance, one wouldn’t expect the “Karatsu-yaki tohen senbei” to be edible, given that they look like prized Karatsu-yaki tableware.
Perhaps just as odd is that they are sold at Nakazato Tarouemon Tobo, a famed Karatsu-yaki pottery studio founded here more than four centuries ago.
The studio commissioned confectionery maker and wholesaler Tsurumaru to learn the molding and painting techniques for Karatsu-yaki pottery to create the special rice crackers.
The senbei are displayed near the entrance to the studio, each priced at 300 yen ($2.60), along with dainty “mamezara” small plates. The crackers are based on four representative patterns of Karatsu-yaki, including plant-themed “e-Karatsu” and “Chosen-Karatsu” (Korean Karatsu), which features rice-straw ash and iron-based glazes in perfect harmony.