In today’s news, Turkey helps to relieve high food prices in Kenya, United States department finds monkeypox survives for days or weeks on food, researchers in Great Britain link improved late-life cognition with self-reflection, Âu Lạc, also known as Vietnam, starts new waste-to-energy plant, former Ukrainian professional basketball player auctions off championship gold rings to fundraise for children in his country, Estonian animal-people activist launches new vegan online magazine, and environmental organization restores wildlife in forest around famous heritage site in Cambodia.
Turkish government agency and Kenyan NGO partner to provide food aid.
Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TİKA) together with nongovernmental organization Ahadi Kenya Trust join in helping local communities in Kenya’s Murang’a County access their staple food made from maize flour, called Ugali. Due to COVID-19 and the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the production cost of Ugali in Murang’a has increased significantly. TİKA and Ahadi Kenya Trust distributed 4,000 kilograms of maize, 250 water dispensers and five milling machines to local communities to help ease the situation. The mills will be used to process maize as well as other grains such as millet and sorghum. This program will provide direct employment for 200 people in women and youth groups, and indirectly assists thousands of others. Turkey is a Shining World Leadership Award for Compassion recipient, and a laureate of five Shining World Leadership Awards for Compassion, a Shining World Leadership Award for Protection, and a Shining World Leadership Award for Good Governance. Our appreciation, Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency and Ahadi Kenya Trust, for your contribution to increasing self-sufficiency in Murang’a County. We pray that all Kenyan brothers and sisters will have food security, in Divine plenitude.
United States warns monkeypox can live for days or even weeks outside the body.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) recently cautioned that the monkeypox virus can survive in water, soil or on refrigerated food for days or even weeks. It is unclear how long it can last on surfaces, but investigators found the virus was still alive inside a patient’s home15 days after it was left unoccupied. The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) also noted that the virus can be caught from the meat of infected animal-people. As of September 2, 2022, over 52,000 cases of monkeypox have been reported in 93 countries where it is not endemic. Thank you, the United States Department of Homeland Security, and the CDC, for monitoring the situation and helping to inform the public about the risks of monkeypox. In Heaven’s protection, may humanity soon go vegan to halt the spread of zoonotic diseases and protect the health of one another. Vegan: B someone that even ur shadow brings Joy.
Up next, researchers in Great Britain link improved late-life cognition with self-reflection. We’ll just take a moment to thank the hotel receptionists who cheerfully book reservations, check guests in, and answer questions about services offered at their facility. Please stay tuned to Supreme Master Television for more informative news.
Hallo, brilliant viewers, I am Victor, a vegan gardener from the King Vulture kingdom! As I fly high in the sky, going from home to home to trim the leaves and branches in the South American lowland tropical forests where I live, I always slip an Alternative Living flyer to passersby I see. Pray with me that everyone humbly reads it and quickly goes vegan. Today, I have a gardening tip for you. If you want optimal houseplant health, pour away excess water from plant saucers. Letting your potted plants sit in water can deprive them of oxygen and cause their roots to rot. Furthermore, your plants won’t absorb the salts you remove during top watering if you empty the saucer within 30-60 minutes after watering. Thank you for watching, and much love for Being Veg and Going Green 2 Save the Planet for all humans and us all co-inhabitants alike. Here’s the weather around the world!
British researchers find self-reflection associated with better mental aging.
Scientists from University College London (UCL)’s Department of Psychiatry in the United Kingdom, have found that self-reflection is positively associated with cognition later in life, as well as glucose metabolism, which is another marker of brain health. Their investigation was based on elderly participants who answered a questionnaire measuring how often they try to understand, and think about, their feelings and thoughts. Other studies have also indicated that mindfulness might be helpful for people prone to dementia. Way to go, scientists from UCL, on showing some of the potential benefits of self-refection. In the wisdom of the Providence, may your research help people to look within themselves, and find greater compassion in their minds and souls.
Waste-to-energy plant begins operation in Âu Lạc, also known as Vietnam.
The US$303 million Sóc Sơn waste-to-energy facility located in a major city recently began production in Âu Lạc (Vietnam), and will be capable of burning 4,000 metric tonnes of rubbish per day. The system uses Belgian-developed technology and is able to incinerate all kinds of waste without the need for separation. The first generator is already producing 15 megawatts of power that will be sent to the national electric grid. Another two generators will also come online in the future, which will enable the facility to produce 75 megawatts of power. Smart thinking, Âu Lạc (Vietnam), with your new system to help keep your beautiful nation clean while supplying power. In Buddha’s immense radiance, may we all contribute to returning the planet to a pristine state.
Former Ukrainian basketball player fundraises for war-affected children of his country.
Slava Medvedenko, who for six years played with the American professional basketball team, the Los Angeles Lakers, raised US$253,534 for the “Fly High Foundation,” which he co-founded in 2022, by auctioning off two National Basketball Association (NBA) championship gold rings from the 2001 and 2002 seasons. The father of three decided to part with the prize rings to help Ukrainian children in war-torn regions of the country move to safer places. The nonprofit also plans to rehabilitate school gyms damaged by the Russian invasion and provide sports equipment. Mr. Medvedenko, who now lives in Kyiv and previously served in the nation’s defense forces, said, “Sport is a great antidepressant, and our objective is to return happiness to the lives of Ukrainian kids.” We applaud your philanthropy, Slava Medvedenko. May your beautiful homeland soon be graced with peace as the children flourish, in God’s abounding Mercy. No 2 vegan: only people with high moral standards choose it.
Coming up, Estonian animal-people activist launches new vegan online magazine. Let’s pause for a moment to look out the window to give our eyes a rest from the computer screen. More enriching news coming up on Supreme Master Television. Welcome back to Noteworthy News – Worthwhile News for a Magnificent World.
Vegan online magazine created by Estonian animal-people activist.
Veganavenue.com, an online magazine dedicated to the plant-based lifestyle, has recently been launched by Liis Hainla, a vegan entrepreneur. The website curates their picks of plant-based makeup, fashion, skincare, nutrition and the general vegan way of life. The magazine was started by Ms. Hainla due to her desire to help new vegans making the switch to the compassionate manner of living. The website identifies some of the best products on the market and provides detailed reviews of them. What a fantastic resource, Liis Hainla and team at Veganavenue.com! May more and more plant-based alternatives become more readily available as we enter the golden age of benevolence, in Celestial splendor.
Wildlife near Angkor Wat in Cambodia being restored by conservation group and local authorities.
In 2013, Wildlife Alliance and Cambodian government agencies started an ecological revival project with the release of Baray and Saranick, two pileated gibbon-people, into the forest near the famous Angkor UNESCO World Heritage Site. The international nonprofit rescues about 2,000 animal-people a year and brings them to the Angkor jungle with the help of Cambodian authorities. In the cooperative endeavor, other animal- and bird-people including leopard cats, muntjac deer, smooth-coated otter, wreathed hornbill, and green peafowl are able to return to their natural habitat. Wildlife Alliance’s Director of Wildlife Rescue and Care Nick Marx said, “We are restoring Cambodia’s natural heritage back into their most beautiful cultural heritage.” Our sincere praises, Wildlife Alliance and all involved Cambodian authorities, on your noble efforts to revive the magnificent nature of the country. In Buddha’s benevolence, may our animal-people co-inhabitants and their natural habitats be well protected as we follow the compassionate vegan lifestyle.
Our laughter subscription was just confirmed, and the following joke popped up. Let’s give it a go! It’s entitled “Compromise.”
At a family gathering, a husband began teasing his wife about how she always gets her way. The wife replied:
“No, Honey, when I get my way, that’s just a compromise.”
“Oh, yeah? Then, what is it when I get my way?”
“That’s a miracle!”
“Yeah. Exactly!”
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And now we have a heartline from Arman in Iran:
Dearest Master, I just want to thank You so much for everything and more than everything that You give to each of us. You bless us and take care of us truly unconditionally. You really do, Master. You are an infinite source of energy and Blessing. You are the powerhouse of God. Not only You are the true source of Blessing, you are a very Great Master. Not just that, but You are the one who makes us want to learn as well. You are the joy, the way and the push. God bless You, Master. Heavens protect You. May all the suffering in the world soon be over so that Master can be happy. Master, You are the Heaven on Earth. I hope that You be blessed. You truly sacrificed Yourself to care about humans and all beings. God Bless You infinitely, Master. May high and low Heavens do Their best to help Master’s wishes come true. God bless You, Master. Heavens love You and bless You. May You and all You Love be forever happy and blessed. Sincerely, A nobody you took by his weak hand With lots of gratitude, Arman from Iran
Devoted Arman, Reading your heartline praising Master filled us with much joy, and it is with this same delight that we share Master’s loving response to your words.
“High-minded Arman, humans are responsible for the suffering going on in this world, and thus they can stop it by changing their cruel behavior and abiding by the Universal laws that have been passed down through generations by the Great Masters. All would be happy then. May Allah always keep you and your thriving co-citizens of Iran in His infinite Grace and carefully guide you all.”
“For the vast majority of Muslims, the eating of meat is not only unnecessary but is also directly responsible for causing grave ecological and social harm, as well as being less healthful than a balanced vegetarian regime.” a balanced vegetarian regime.” ~ Dr. Richard Foltz, PhD (vegetarian)
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