Author: hpteam

Newly adopted dog Bailey is now back at home after going missing and then ringing her former rescue’s doorbell at one in the morning A lost dog found her way back to her family thanks to a surprisingly intelligent trick. In January, a rescue dog named Bailey, who had recently been adopted from Texas’ Animal Rescue League of El Paso, went missing from her new home. Bailey’s pet parent contacted the Animal Rescue League of El Paso to inform the shelter about the dog’s disappearance. To help find the canine, the shelter posted about Bailey on social media. “This beautiful girl…

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Shortly after fatally shooting off-duty NYPD Officer Adeed Fayaz, Randy “Popper” Jones tried to cover up evidence of the crime with a piece of tape, prosecutors said Tuesday. Randy “Popper” Jones is led from the New York Police Department’s 75th Precinct station house in Brooklyn on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. (Gardiner Anderson/New York Daily News/TNS) “His car, when it was recovered, had a bullet hole in it but it was covered up by tape,” Brooklyn Assistant District Attorney Leila Rosini said during the suspect’s arraignment in Brooklyn Criminal Court on Wednesday. Jones, 38, was ordered held without bail for…

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The Virginia teacher’s effort is admirable. It’s also shameful that effort is needed. Gabe Segal, 29, is now teaching in the same Virginia community where both his parents taught. (Erica Nagy/Courtesy of Gabe Segal ) As Gabe Segal tells it, when he decided months ago to pay off every student’s meal debt at the Virginia middle school where he teaches, the cost was about $1,200. Now, he said, that number is closer to $7,500. Before the school year ends, he expects that amount will increase even more. But no matter where that final figure lands, Segal plans to cover the…

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All his life Sergio Peralta dreamed of playing tag. When he was born, Peralta said his right hand was not fully developed. Instead, tiny fingers grew at the end of his arm. He learned how to do everyday tasks – writing, eating, carrying books – with one hand. Over the years, the 15-year-old lost hope that that would change. But after that Peralta enrolled in a new high school in August where engineering students built him a prosthetic hand — a gesture the sophomore said changed his life. Now Peralta can not only throw a ball, but also carry water…

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Older 𝐟-15 Model Getting Phased Out in Asia? The U.S. Air 𝐟orce is sending home two key squadrons o𝐟 𝐟-15C/D 𝐟ighters that protect Okinawa. The re-deployment will happen over the next two years. Instead o𝐟 a permanent basing o𝐟 𝐟-15C/Ds, more sophisticated 𝐟ighters will eventually replace the older warplanes on a rotating basis. 𝐟-22s based in Alaska will likely become the go-to 𝐟ighter in the Japan area o𝐟 operations. This is a “phased withdrawal” o𝐟 the Strike Eagles 𝐟rom the 18th Wing at Kadena Air Base in Okinawa, considered a highly strategic installation 𝐟or Indo-Paci𝐟ic de𝐟ense against China. Watch Out…

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Designed to fly at high altitudes and at supersonic speeds, the United States Air Force‘s Convair B-58 Hustler was actually the first operational bomber capable of Mach 2 flights. The B-58 was developed in the 1950s for the Air Force’s Strategic Air Command (SAC), and relied on speed as its primary defense. The thinking at the time was that with an aircraft that flew fast enough and even high enough, the enemy couldn’t shoot it down. B-58 Hustler: A Bomber with a Purpose  For its time, the B-58 Hustler was revolutionary in many ways. It featured a radical delta wing shape, but…

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Keanu Reeves has worn the same look for the last 25 years, and even though he has made millions in his lifetime, he would rather give it away than spend it on expensive outfits. Keanu Reeves in Paris, France. | Photo: Getty ImagesKeanu Reeves in Paris, France. | Photo: Getty Images Keanu Reeves is a Canadian actor, born in Beirut on September 2, 1964, and raised in Toronto. He is mega successful by any standards, having starred in blockbuster films like “Speed,” “The Matrix” trilogy, and “John Wick.” Despite his notoriety, Reeves is one of the most humble people…

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Jimmy Fallon apologized after a resurfaced video of him wearing blackface sparked outrage on social media — although it wasn’t the first time the video had circulated online. On Tuesday, a short video of the “Tonight Show” host impersonating Chris Rock in a “Saturday Night Live” sketch from 2000 went viral along with the hashtag #JimmyFallonIsOverParty on Twitter. Fallon responded to the criticism in a tweet Tuesday evening. He said that wearing blackface was a “terrible decision” and “unquestionably offensive,” and he thanked those who condemned him “for holding me accountable.” HuffPost reached out to “SNL” for comment, but did…

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The Daytime Emmy Awards will now not settle for nominations for “The View” or any of its hosts. The choice got here after Emmy Awards Worldwide LLC moved to make its program extra inclusive of right-leaning reveals comparable to Fox Information’ “The 5,” which has by no means acquired the nod. “We wish folks to know that we are able to’t hold placing these ladies on a pedestal once they’re actually simply horrible,” stated firm CEO Joe Barron, “Whoopi is poisonous. What if she’s about to win an award and she or he says one thing pro-Hitler once more? What’s…

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Now that’s friendship goals. Martha Stewart gets a tattoo portrait of Snoop Dogg, 51, in a new Super Bowl commercial for Skechers. In the 30-second clip released Wednesday, ahead of Sunday’s big game, the 81-year-old lifestyle mogul explains that she can easily slip on the brand’s new Hands Free Slip-ins sneakers to get new ink and stick the landing of a complicated gymnastics routine. “Sitting? Doesn’t matter,” Stewart said about putting on the shoes from the tattoo chair. “I don’t even have to touch them.” Meanwhile, real-life tattoo artist Scott Campbell works to complete Snoop’s mug above the words “My Dogg” on Stewart’s upper left arm.…

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A U.S. Air Force cadet and football player died suddenly last month from a blood clot resulting from a foot injury he sustained during practice two months earlier, according to an autopsy report. Offensive lineman Hunter Brown, 21, collapsed and died on Jan. 9 after he left his dorm room and as he was walking to class at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. His shocking death captivated and alarmed much of the country, coming amid a string of similar incidents involving apparently healthy young people. “With heavy hearts we share the loss of a cadet,” the academy tweeted…

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A Houston police K9 passed away on June 30. Houston, TX – Houston Police Department K9 Jake died of natural causes on June 30, the agency said. K9 Jake, a Belgian Malinois, served the department for seven years and would have turned 11 years old in August, Houston police said in a tweet. Nicknamed “The Launcher,” K9 Jake was trained as a bomb and patrol dog, his partner, Houston Police Officer Brian Schmidt told KTRK in February. “He’ll be 10 to 15 feet away from the suspect and he will launch himself in the air and hit the decoy or the suspect in…

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“I feel really happy and grateful that I could help somebody because I know other people could have kept the money,” Makyla Vincent said When veteran Marc Walsh realized that he lost his wallet in the snow, he thought he’d never see his credit cards, cash or military ID again. “Really heartbroken, I really didn’t know what to do,” Walsh, a disabled Marine Corps who lives in Detroit told Fox 2 News. Thankfully, his luck turned around when 14-year-old twin sisters found it on their way to school and made it their mission to get it back to him. Makhia and…

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Silence is golden — unless you find yourself in the quietest room in the world. In 2015, Microsoft built what is now in the Guinness Book of World Records as the quietest place on the planet. Known as the anechoic chamber at the company’s headquarters in Redmond, Washington, “ultra-sensitive tests” performed in 2015 gave an average background noise reading of -20.35 dBA (decibels A-weighted — a measurement of the sound pressure level). Only very few people have been able to withstand being in the room for a long period of time — at most an hour. After a few minutes, you’ll already start…

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Tom Rice is a retired high school teacher from Coronado, California. For him, D-Day is particularly special: he served as a parachuter during the height of WWII, and was one of the first soldiers to leap from the C-47 cargo planes over the beaches of Normandy on June 6, 1944. 96-year-old D-Day veteran Tom Rice continues to jump from planes as his own unique way of honoring those who served. (The San Diego Union-Tribune/YouTube) Today, at his age, most would be content leading a quiet life of retirement. But the accomplished war veteran feels an unending need to honor his fallen…

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YouTube / spencerhughes2255 The Wooden Wonder The de Havilland DH-98 Mosquito is a twin-engine, two-seat, mid-wing bomber aircraft developed to be the main night fighter of the Allied forces during World War II. Serving as a night fighter, it was able to down more than 600 Luftwaffe planes over Germany and as many buzz bombs over England and the English Channel. Moreover, since its frame was mostly made of wood, it earned the nickname, “Wooden Wonder.” The footage shows us an actual DH-98 Mosquito start-up and doing fly-bys to the small crowd below. It was taken last November 2021 at…

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YouTube / chiefmichaeles AIR SHOW PRACTICE TURNED DISASTER On June 24, 1994, this B-52H bomber and its four crewmembers were on a practice run to prepare for an upcoming air show. The aircraft took off at 13:58 and performed a series of low-altitude passes, 60-degree banked turns, and steep climbs. Its last demonstration, a touch-and-go on Runway 23 of Fairchild AFB, was delayed because a KC-135 just landed. The pilot, Lieutenant Colonel Arthur “Bud” Holland, requested a 360-degree left turn for the go-around, which the ATC subsequently granted. However, by doing so, the crew found themselves trying to avoid…

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When you think about WWII planes, you think of the Mustangs, Lightnings, and Spitfires. However, one aircraft seems to have evaded everyone’s radar – the P-80 Shooting Star. Lockheed’s creation enabled the US to have its own jet fighter by the 1940s. Here are 5 facts about the lesser-known Shooting Star of WWII: The first operational jet-powered fighter aircraft of the United States Army Air Forces (USAAF) It was designed and manufactured by Lockheed during WWII and was powered by a single General Electric J33 turbojet engine, reaching speeds of over 600 mph. Introduced too late for WWII P-80s entered…

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Over the weekend, a female CHP officer performing a traffic stop found herself scared for her life after the suspect attacked her along a freeway shoulder in Solano County. The incident unfolded at around 8:30 on Saturday morning, with witnesses stating that the suspect was reaching for the officer’s gun when the two guardians, 61-year-old Joel Jones and 52-year-old Greg Bunting, rushed to the officer’s rescue. Photo Credit: KTVU Jones, a retired San Francisco County sheriff’s deputy and former linebacker for Drake University, said: “[The suspect] punched her, hit her repeatedly, beat her to the ground and started stomping her.”…

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There’s some thing in the water. A South African man sparked hysteria among the online masses after they mistook his creepy pictures of dead plants for aliens emerging from the sea. His photos were shared to a South African Facebook group, where they’re currently scaring up hilarious responses, Kennedy News has reported. “I was surprised [by the reaction],” Jan Vorster told Kennedy News of the extraterrestrial-seeming pics, which were snapped in his hometown of Still Bay, Western Cape. “I thought that people would have fun with it, but then it was very serious, some of it was extremely serious.” He added, “A…

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An elderly American expat couple have been missing in Greece since last month, and their daughter fears they may have died by suicide. David Harrison Robinson, 83, and Lucretia Robinson, 80, were last seen leaving their home in the southwest Peloponnese village of Methoni on Jan. 23, an official Silver Alert issued by Greek authorities states. According to the alert, the couple left home in their electric blue Opel Aglia car “with a possible destination of Monemvasia in Laconia,” and have not been seen or heard from since. David Harrison Robinson and his wife, Lucretia Robinson, were last seen at their home…

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Alec Baldwin is being sued again for the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of the western “Rust” in 2021. Alec Baldwin on the “Rust” set immediately following the shooting of Halyna Hutchins and Joel Souza in New Mexico. (Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office/TNS) In a lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Thursday, Hutchins’ parents and sister alleged battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligence against Baldwin and other producers and members of the production. “We have filed a lawsuit today in Los Angeles County Superior Court against Alec Baldwin, producers of ‘Rust,’…

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