Victoria Schönhofen Goes Pro, Adds PSI Auction Horse Vie L Amour to Collection Tue, 02/02/2021 - 10:45 Luxembourg German young rider Victoria Marie Schönhofen has decided to go pro and dedicate her life to horses. In order to build a good foundation for her professional future, her family has added the 2020 PSI auction horse Vie L Amour to their already expansive collection of horses. Schönhofen began her national dressage competition career in 2014 aboard Leeroy (by Landjonker x Aldato) and gained L-level mileage in 2015 with Davidoff (by Don Gregory x Rubinstein) under the tutelage of her long-time trainer Fie Skarsoe. Meeting Fie
Shelton students win contest to connect with award-winning author Brian Gioiele FacebookTwitterEmail Elizabeth Shelton School first graders, left to right, Kendall Harvey, Madeline Smith, Henry Muoio and Connor Freeman show off the letters they sent to author Dan Santat. The entire class earned the chance to connect with Santat as part of winning a special contest.Kristen Zack / Contributed photo SHELTON Author Dan Santat has spent years writing award-winning children’s books that are read in classrooms across the country. Now one local first-grade class gets to write to him. Kristen Zack’s class at Elizabeth Shelton School won the Write to Connect contest sponsored by Follett School Solutions and that lucky break made them one of 10 classrooms from across the United States to have the chance to connect with Santat.
Justice League Snyder s Cut Secret: Zack Snyder Reveals 2 Biggest Differences of His Movie To Other DCEU Films It looks like Justice League Snyder s Cut will create history in the DC Extended Universe when it is released. A few months before the Justice League Snyder s Cut release date on HBO Max, Zack Snyder offered a glimpse of the biggest differences he made in the flick. Will It Be a Miniseries? Initially, multiple news outlets reported that the Snyder Cut will be a four-part miniseries. DCEU fans also theorized the same thing, especially since it will be a four-hour-long version of the award-winning superhero film.
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East Texas pimp gets life sentence for trafficking Houston women, girls FacebookTwitterEmail David Mearis, 44, of Houston.Texas DPS An East Texas pimp who trafficked children and adults in an “eight-year reign of terror” in Houston was ordered Monday to serve a life sentence in federal prison. David Wayne Mearis, 45, of Orange, was given five concurrent life terms to be followed by 25 years of supervised release if those sentences are ever set aside. U.S. District Judge Kenneth M. Hoyt also sentenced him to pay nearly $1 million in restitution to multiple victims. The man an FBI official referred to as a “career pimp” was convicted in October 2019 by a federal jury of forcing several girls into prostitution and grooming teen victims for gigs that endured into their adult years. He threatened, abused and peddled his victims online and on the streets day and night including one who was developmentally disabled. He operated in north Houston and the infamous Bissonnet Track, known internationally as a hot spot for picking up prostitutes.
Zakiyas, an 11-year-old boy from Pakistan, shared his thoughts on India with YouTuber Karl Rock. Watch: YouTuber Karl Rock who is known for his travel content based in India and Southeast Asia. Currently, Rock is travelling across Pakistan, what he calls pre-partitioned India . His is meeting several of his fans while travelling across the country. In one such meeting in Lahore, Rock met an 11-year-old Pakistani boy named Zakiyas or Zack. Zack and his father have a casual conversation over a hearty meal of Hareesa. The duo ends up talking about food and culture of Pakistan. Another interesting topic that Rock discusses with the boy is India.
To stay or to go? Hannah Dreier, The Washington Post Dec. 26, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3Kevin Euceda, an asylum seeker from Honduras, in detention at Farmville, Va. As the novel coronavirus sickened detainees in the facility, Kevin wrestled with the question of whether he was better off pursuing his asylum claim or asking to be deported.Washington Post photo by Michael S. WilliamsonShow MoreShow Less 2of3Outside the town of Farmville, Va., is a holding center for immigrants detained by federal authorities. The facility was the site of one of the largest outbreaks of the novel coronavirus in the immigration detention system. The picture above is from 2010.Washington Post photo by Michael S. WilliamsonShow MoreShow Less