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Twists and backstabs abound in this fifth episode of MARS RED, which feels more like a late-season acceleration than a light midseason jaunt. However, the series' exceptional eye for mise-en-scène tempers these developments from what could have been a cascade down the stairs into a grand parting of the curtain. The world of MARS RED, full of vampires and military politics, already seemed plenty big, but now it looks a lot more complex, and it's all the better for it. Maeda wakes up in the hospital after collapsing from exhaustion at the end of last week's mission. This portends poorly for ...

Erik and Joy Bjorn have returned home to Craigmyle after a five day visit to Colorado Springs where they reunited with family to attend the memorial service for their son, Master Sergeant Evan Bjorn.  The Bjorn’s found comfort and solace from the comradeship shown by the large military personal in attendance. They were told, “Your son has given his life for this country and, as his parents, we consider you a part of the Special Forces Unit.”  The Bjorns, who followed Covid regulations to the letter, reported a relatively smooth trip out of and back into Canada.  They are now part w...

The deadline for opponents of the Pilgrim's Pride rendering plant to submit comments to the Alabama Department of Environmental Management about the proposed plant is 5 p.m. Tuesday. The Gadsden City Council is slated to meet hours earlier, and some of those leading the opposition to the plant hope the council may take action regarding the plant then. Here are five things you should know about the controversy. No one was supposed to know about proposed plant at this point Word that Pilgrim's Pride had applied for air permits to build a rendering plant on Steele Station Road hit social media ...

Created: December 22, 2020 05:19 PM A Minnesota veteran is building what he is calling a "first-of-its-kind" wellness center for fellow veterans and their families. Shawn Alderman served 31 years in the military, first enlisting in 1988. He served as a special forces operator in the '90s, and after 9/11 returned to the Middle East as a surgeon for special forces units. In all his travels and service, he would think back to one place in Minnesota that made him feel at peace — his aunt and uncle's sprawling 36-acre estate in Dayton. "This is 'Epiphany Way' here," Alderman said wh...

Special forces unit. it was his service in iraq that informed his decision this summer to support an impeachment inquiry. in a medium post he wrote announcing his decision on impeachment, he told the story of patrolling the streets of baghdad when an iraqi man approached him with a problem that should have been settled in court, but the man told jason crow that there was so much corruption in iraq he said justice is hard to find. jason crow said he is hearing that same kind of thing now in the united states. he wrote, i recognized that the values i fought for overseas were now under assault at...