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Leaving Afghanistan: Better Late Than Never - Vimarsana News

Leaving Afghanistan: Better Late Than Never

April 26, 2021 © Photo: Flickr/1st Battalion 4th Infantry Regim The waste of life and treasure might finally be coming to an end, but we’ve learned nothing from it. By Peter VAN BUREN President Biden announced he will withdraw all troops from Afghanistan by September 11. That will end 20 years of a war that has killed some 2,300 Americans, an unknown number of Afghans, and cost trillions of dollars to accomplish nothing. Biden speaks more plainly about failure than any previous president. We cannot continue the cycle of extending or expanding our military presence in Afghanistan hoping t...

This Guy Lost 45 Pounds in 3 Months, and is Pain Free - Vimarsana News

This Guy Lost 45 Pounds in 3 Months, and is Pain Free

Chris Wauben says there was a day when he felt like the fabled frog in the pot of hot water: Leap or die. But in his version of the story, he had to change his diet or suffer dire consequences. He had ballooned to 200 pounds, was in constant pain from an inflamed gallbladder, and ultimately knew that if he didn't do something, he would spiral downwards. One night, when he was 38, he landed in the hospital in such excruciating pain the doctors told him they had to remove his gallbladder. He refused and promised himself he would change his diet.

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How I Lost and Found My Sense of Style During the Pandemic - Vimarsana News

How I Lost and Found My Sense of Style During the Pandemic

How I Lost and Found My Sense of Style During the Pandemic Isabel B. Slone on how she’s meandering her way through quarantine style. By Isabel B. Slone In the seven years I’ve lived in Toronto, I’ve managed to stuff 74 pairs of shoes into my tiny shoebox apartment. Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, I’ve only worn two: comfy grey Allbirds sneakers and a scuffed pair of No. 6 clogs that I kick on and off every time I need to pop downstairs and take out the trash. As the world settled into varying stages of mandatory quarantine, everyt...