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Cinnamon Girl distylium selected as Louisiana Super Plant | Entertainment/Life - Vimarsana News

Cinnamon Girl distylium selected as Louisiana Super Plant | Entertainment/Life

The LSU AgCenter's 2023 fall Louisiana Super Plant selection is Cinnamon Girl distylium (Distylium 'PIIDIST-V').

Source: nola.com
TPD: Tallahassee, Florida man arrested after shooting woman over rent - Vimarsana News

TPD: Tallahassee, Florida man arrested after shooting woman over rent

Ernest Lawson, 33, was arrested in connection with a shooting. The woman was taken to a Tallahassee hospital with serious injuries.

Tallahassee police make an arrest in a daytime shooting at an apartment complex - Vimarsana News

Tallahassee police make an arrest in a daytime shooting at an apartment complex

Police say a resident was upset about rental charges and shot a worker.

Source: wfsu.org
The Saudi Military Stole Footage from a War Documentary to Justify an Attack - Vimarsana News

The Saudi Military Stole Footage from a War Documentary to Justify an Attack

"Severe Clear" was a landmark 2009 documentary about the invasion of Iraq that made extensive use of video shot in 2003 by First Lt. Mike Scotti using a mini-digital video camera. This footage might as well be from ancient times, since it comes from an era back before YouTube and almost a decade before smartphones put quality video cameras in everyone's back pocket. Getting these kinds of shots was incredibly difficult in the early days of the war.

The Saudi Military Stole Footage from a War Documentary to Justify an Attack - Vimarsana News

The Saudi Military Stole Footage from a War Documentary to Justify an Attack

"Severe Clear" was a landmark 2009 documentary about the invasion of Iraq that made extensive use of video shot in 2003 by First Lt. Mike Scotti using a mini-digital video camera. This footage might as well be from ancient times, since it comes from an era back before YouTube and almost a decade before smartphones put quality video cameras in everyone's back pocket. Getting these kinds of shots was incredibly difficult in the early days of the war.