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Every family has a wild card, but when that card is your mother-in-law and she’s suddenly moonlighting as a one-woman currency exchange, you’d be right to start guarding your PIN like it’s the doomsday launch code. In this particular domestic financial thriller, we find a long-suffering spouse who’s watched their mother-in-law stumble from divorce drama to “online boyfriends” to investment schemes faster than you can say phishing. Already down one bank account, a few rounds of suspicious expenses, and blessed with in-laws who treat joint checking like an all-you-can-transfer buffet, our hero’s patience is running on fumes.

The last straw was when Grandma’s life savings Houdini-ed into digital coins, courtesy of a little too much trust and a shared account with the family’s resident futures enthusiast. Now, with $4,000 in grandma’s estate floating somewhere in digital purgatory, our guy does what any rational person would.

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The Universal Prayer (attributed to Pope Clement Xi): Prayer of the Day for Sunday, May 04, 2025 #Pray

Lord, I believe in you: increase my faith.
I trust in you: strengthen my trust.
I love you: let me love you more and more.
I am sorry for my sins: deepen my sorrow.

I worship you as my first beginning,
I long for you as my last end,
I praise you as my constant helper,
And call on you as my loving protector.

Guide me by your wisdom,
Correct me with your justice,
Comfort me with your mercy,
Protect me with your power.

I offer you, Lord, my thoughts: to be fixed on …

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Woman lends 00 Macbook to friend, after months they claim they lost it and offer 0 as compensation: ‘Friends think I’m being petty and putting money over friendship’ #Fun

When you lend something to someone, part of you has to be okay with never seeing it again. When you let your friend wear that blouse on a night out, a piece of you knows you won’t see it for weeks. When you offer a pencil to someone in class, it’s pretty much their pencil now. When you give someone some of your Doritos, you would be crazy if you expected to see them again. 

But if the item you’re giving out is super valuable, like a laptop, then both parties should expect to follow through on the agreement. If the item is over $100 in value, then you should make well sure that you get it back (and you should be careful about who you give it to). But sometimes you think you can trust someone and you find out you actually can’t. Some of us don’t show our true colors until it’s too late.

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Whistleblower Luis Elizondo Shows Fake UFO Photo Again #Paranormal

Just months after a supposed Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) image presented by whistleblower Luis Elizondo was revealed to be a common chandelier, the former Pentagon official has once again found himself at the center of controversy. During yesterday’s highly anticipated congressional hearing on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs), Elizondo presented another photograph purported to depict an anomalous aerial vehicle. However, online investigators have swiftly debunked the image, identifying it as a mundane terrestrial scene. The image in question, displayed prominently during Elizondo’s testimony, allegedly showed a dark, oval-shaped object hovering over a lighter circular area. However, eagle-eyed online sleuths, particularly on…

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Almighty and loving Father,
I thank you for giving St. Gerard to us
as a most appealing model and powerful friend.
By his example,
he showed us how to love and trust You.
You have showered many blessings
on those who call upon him.
For Your greater glory and my welfare,
please grant me the favours
which I ask in his name.

(Mention your needs here…)

And you, my powerful patron,
intercede for me before the throne of God.
Draw near to that throne
and …

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Stewardship Prayer: Prayer of the Day for Saturday, April 19, 2025 #Pray

Almighty and ever-faithful Lord,
gratefully acknowledging Your mercy
and humbly admitting our need,
we pledge our trust in You and each other.

Filled with desire,
we respond to Your call for discipleship
by shaping our lives in imitation of Christ.
We profess that the call requires us
to be stewards of Your gifts.
As stewards, we receive Your gifts gratefully,
cherish and tend them in a responsible manner,
share them in practice and love with others,
and …

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[Graça Machel Trust] In South Africa, women play a critical role in agricultural production, significantly contributing to food security, rural development, and community resilience. Despite this, they remain largely excluded from agribusiness opportunities and formal markets due to structural inequalities, limited market information, and deep-rooted gender biases. The Graça Machel Trust advances inclusive and sustainable trade by enabling women agri-preneurs to directly engage with market players, gain insights into

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#Crypto #NFT

Whether the Sei Foundation buys 23andMe, or not, the genetic data company’s bankruptcy shows the perils of centralized data collection and how blockchains can protect the public, says Phil Mataras, founder and CEO of decentralized cloud network AR.IO.

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Are We Trapped in a Permanent UFO Disclosure Loop? #Paranormal

For more than a century, the promise of UFO disclosure has loomed like a mirage on the horizon of human curiosity. From the flickering Foo Fighters reported by World War II pilots to the grainy footage of the Tic Tac UAP darting across military screens in 2017, each era has been assured that the veil of secrecy is about to lift. Yet, as we stand on the cusp of 2027—a year whispered to herald a “major UFO event”—the question lingers: Are we ensnared in an endless cycle of anticipation, where tantalizing hints never coalesce into revelation? If nothing substantial emerges…

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Entitled in-laws ask for their grandson’s Social Security Number so they can continue getting food from food bank, despite their grandson living 500 miles away: ‘They want the number so they can access something else, like foodstamps or a new credit card’ #Fun

It’s important to keep secrets from some people, even if you think they’re your closest confidants. I love my friends more than anything in the world, but I’m not going to just tell them the password to my Vanguard account or my Social Security Number. It’s not that I don’t trust them, but there’s no reason they should know these things. It’s just common sense to not give out information that, if used unwisely, can kind of ruin your life. I know that you don’t think that your best friend since 1st grade would open a credit card in your name because she can’t get approved for one anymore, but you literally never know. Just because you think you can trust someone with private information doesn’t mean you should. Unless you are in a medical emergency that may require someone to identify your body, it’s best not to blurt out your SSN. 

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Nothing spins the wheel of family drama quite like money. It’s funny how quiet things can be until someone inherits a little cash, and then suddenly the world starts turning a lot faster. Long-lost relatives reappear, moral arguments are polished up for presentation, and everyone seems to rediscover how much they care about you. Because if money makes the world go around, it also makes awkward “How you’ve been?” texts and rekindling urges follow in orbit.  

When someone who spent years burning bridges suddenly decides they need help crossing one, when the very people who acted like you didn’t exist suddenly circle back like boomerangs, without understanding how karma likes to do things. That when he does her best work, like the saying goes–Karma is a forgiving angel.

Take, for example, the 19-year-old with a trust fund left by grandparents who understood that money really does make the world go around and estranged relatives, circle you like hungry vultures.

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23 Always Tired Memes for Sleepy People Who Are Always Exhausted Whether They Sleep 12 Hours or Two #Fun

In search of a job that pays me to sleep. Does that exist? I’m not talking about research studies, I’m talking just let me honk shoo mee mee mee alone in my bedroom. Just trust me, that is what I’m doing in there, and then you pay me? Is that a thing?! A girl can dream! Instead, I have to be brave and set an alarm to go off every weekday morning. And then I have to STOP hitting snooze five times. If I’m going to do that, I might as well just set the alarm for later, right?? No, because I’m supposed to be getting up earlier. I should not hit snooze at all. But dang, that button is such a tease. 

 

So, you guessed it, I slept through my alarm today. Sometimes that’s an even better alarm than the actual alarm, because then you wake up, realize you slept through your alarm, and then the adrenaline starts PUMPING through you. I got ready in like 10 minutes, which usually takes me a nice calm and slow full hour. But not today! Today I panicked, throw on the same pair of pants, and bolted to the train. Was only a few minutes late, so that’s good! But I am also exhausted…

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‘We don’t have a signed agreement since we’re friends’: Inconsiderate roommate lets her family of 4 stay in homeowners house for 3 weeks, refuses to pay utilities like he asked #Fun

I have lived with friends for 3.5 years of my life. As far as I’m concerned, it’s a great way of living with roommates and far superior to shacking up with a bunch of randos. When you live with people you know and love, you feel responsible for ensuring their living space is a happy, healthy, and calm place to live. I don’t want my best friends to be stressed about the dishes piling up in the sink. Therefore, I will wash the big ones, put the small ones in the dishwasher, and run the said dishwasher. 

Although I trust and love my friends turned roommates, I still make sure we’re doing everything above board. I would never live with someone who hasn’t signed a lease, but pinkie promises to pay the rent. Even if they fully intend to pay it, it’s way too big of a risk to take. 

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Asking your partner to sign a prenup can make the relationship slightly tense. Although it’s perfectly normal to want to protect millions of dollars worth of assets that you acquired before the marriage, you’re basically saying you don’t trust your partner and are in some way anticipating a divorce. I know that’s not actually what you’re saying, but it’s easy to jump from A to B to C. Maybe assuming that prenups are premeditating divorce is kind of an immature way to think about it, but as someone who watched Charlotte York get torn up over whether to sign a prenup, negotiate with Bunny MacDougal for $1 million, have a horrible, unfulfilling, loveless marriage with Trey, and barely even make it out with her apartment, I have my reasons to be suspicious. All I know is that Harry Goldenblatt would NEVER ask his beautiful, wonderful wife to sign a prenup.

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Jake Barber: Time of Disclosure or Another Round of Two-Week Promises #Paranormal

As the clock ticks down to NewsNation’s much-anticipated special tonight featuring Jake Barber, the alleged UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) whistleblower, I’m asking: is this the turning point in the disclosure movement, or just another expertly marketed waiting game? Barber, a former insider in a crash retrieval program, has promised revelations that could redefine humanity’s understanding of the cosmos. Yet his dual role as both whistleblower and entrepreneur raises critical questions about motivations, timing, and credibility. Barber recent claims of firsthand involvement in the recovery of extraterrestrial technology and entities, describes operations employing cutting-edge electromagnetic pulse (EMP) weapons to down UAPs,…

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The UFO Lie: Is a Government-Orchestrated Deception Looming? #Paranormal

Filmmaker Jeremy Corbell has issued a warning about an alleged government deception: a claim that an extraterrestrial craft is approaching Earth by 2027. Corbell, featured in UFO Revolution: S2E3, describes this as “the lie you are going to be told,” raising urgent questions about why such a narrative might be introduced. For decades, the U.S. government denied the existence of UFOs, only to acknowledge their reality in recent years. Corbell suggests this shift is deliberate, stating, “Sometimes, when you want somebody to know a truth, it’s so you can set them up to believe a lie.” He links the 2027…

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The Tension Between Anomalies in the Sky and National Security #Paranormal

The sky is our window to the Universe. Looking up allows us to get informed about our cosmic roots. A lot has happened over the past 13.8 billion years since the Big Bang. At the beginning, there was a nearly uniform soup of elementary particles. But it is sometimes the unimpressive kid in the back of the class that dominates the future. For the cosmos, this unimpressive ingredient was the slight density nonuniformities in the primordial soup. These ended up seeding the gravitational collapse of galaxies, inside of which gas fragmented into stars like the Sun with planets like the…

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St. Theresa of the Child Jesus: Prayer of the Day for Monday, December 30, 2024 #Pray

O wondrous Saint Theresa of the Child Jesus, who, in thy brief earthly life, didst become a mirror of angelic purity, of courageous love and of whole-hearted surrender to Almighty God, now that thou art enjoying the reward of thy virtues, turn thine eyes of mercy upon us who trust in thee. Obtain for us the grace to keep our hearts and minds pure and clean like unto thine, and to detest in all sincerity whatever might tarnish ever so slightly the luster of a virtue so sublime, a virtue that …

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Saint Stephen #Saints

If it weren’t for Saint Luke telling us about the selection and martyrdom of Saint Stephen in Acts of the Apostles, we would know nothing about him at all. The little we do know, however, speaks volumes about what kind of man he was, his love for Jesus, and the early Church community.

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Boyfriend of 2 years calls his girlfriend greedy for not sharing her K of lottery winnings with him: ‘He said things like, “Finally, you can help me pay off some of my credit card debt.”’ #Fun

If you get one piece of financial advice, let it be this: never tell anyone if you win the lottery. While your accountant and your wife of 40 years might be exceptions to that rule, it’s one that you must apply to every other relationship in your life. It doesn’t matter if you win $2000 or $200 million; people change when they find out you have money burning a hole in your pocket. You might trust your friends and loved ones not to be greedy, but it’s always best to be safe. Soon enough, you’ll get calls rolling in about so and so’s credit card debt and someone’s son’s college fund, and if you give in, you won’t have any of your lotto winnings left for your credit card and college debt. The woman in this story learned a lesson about her boyfriend’s priorities after she told him she won a $50,000 jackpot.

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Bless Me, Heavenly Father.: Prayer of the Day for Monday, November 18, 2024 #Pray

Bless me, heavenly Father,
forgive my erring ways.
Grant me strength to serve Thee,
put purpose in my days.
Give me understanding,
enough to make me kind.
So I may judge all people
with my heart, not my mind.
Teach me to be patient
in everything I do,
Content to trust Your wisdom
and to follow after You.
Help me when I falter
and hear me when I pray,
And receive me in Thy kingdom
to dwell with Thee someday.

Amen.

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This Day’s Thought-Tuesday and Update #Christian

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Act of Confidence: Prayer of the Day for Saturday, September 28, 2024 #Pray

My soul,
dilate thy heart;
thy Jesus can give thee every good gift;
He loves thee ardently.
Hope, then,
for great favours from this Lord,
Who, through an impulse of love,
comes to thee all love.
Yes, my Jesus, my hope,
I trust in Thy goodness,
that in giving Thyself to me this morning,
Thou wilt kindle in my poor soul
the flames of Thy pure love,
and of an ardent desire to please Thee,
that, from this day forward,
I may wish only what Thou wishest.
Amen.

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35 Memes That Are Strange as They Are Entertaining #Fun

The best things are a little weird. If someone is 100% normal it’s hard to trust them. It’s like, where are the bodies hiding? No, the best people, the best movies, the best foods are all a little strange at first glance. A movie where a clay man and his dog travel to the moon to see if it’s made of cheese? Peculiar indeed, but also one of the best pieces of children’s media of the last 50 years. Dipping a Lays potato chip in chocolate? Not the most expected snack, but a delicious one indeed. 

The same goes for memes. The memes you remember aren’t the ones that immediately make sense. No, they are the ones that are just odd enough to pull you in. They have an unexpected humor. These are the memes that you want to send to your friends, so you can be in on the joke together. The ones below are just that. 

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An Honest Man and a Good Writer: 100 Years of James Baldwin

Born in Harlem on August 2nd, 1924, novelist and essayist James Baldwin (1924 – 1987) is regarded as one of America’s greatest writers. At the time of his death on December 1st, 1987, Baldwin was working with sculptor and printmaker Leonard Baskin (1922–2000) of the Gehenna Press to publish a fine press edition of an unpublished work. Gypsy and Other Poems features six of Baldwin’s poems that reveal an intimate, introspective side of the writer.

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Saint Joseph Calasanz

Saint Joseph Calasanz dedicated his life to poor children. He gathered teachers to help him, and eventually organized the Clerks Regular of Religious Schools–also known as the Piarists or Scolopi. But his work was not without opposition, as some objected to the education of the poor.

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