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[masuchenkok]

Хочу поділитися з вами своїм недавнім досвідом купівлі роликів для дітей у магазині MyRoller, який порадили знайомі спортсмени. На сайті цього магазину порадував величезний вибір якісних моделей роликів для дітей https://myroller.com.ua/ua/roliki/detskie-roliki/ за дійсно прийнятними цінами та від надійних виробників. Ролики, які ми придбали для своєї дитини, виявилися зручними, безпечними та виконані із міцних матеріалів. Так що, якщо ви теж хочете купити ролики для дітей без переплати, цей магазин чудовий вибір.

[federica-scalone]

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Info: Pop Up Store Activities MyRole: video editing, sound editing, color grading, graphics, animations and motion graphics.

[piefrancescoarnonestudio]

#myrole #ilovemyjob #interiordesign #interior #designinspiration #designinterior #pierfrancescoarnone #arnonestudio #igers #design #luxuryhomes #housedesign #words #mymission https://www.instagram.com/p/CZelBSBAA3w/?utm_medium=tumblr

[superproducerbunkley]

Power statement to live by. #leadership #myrole #produce #live #dominion #betransformed #betransformed2018 #nelsonmandela (at LA Fitness - DECATUR - CHURCH ST)

[meganutriland]

- Ciociu? Tak zwariowanej przyjaciolki Jak ciocia Kamila to nie ma nikt. - To znaczy? Zwariowanej? - W pozytywnym znaczeniu, tesknie za nia I Misia, i msla Ada. Dlugo sie znacie I to jest mega fajne. - Poznalysmy sie na studiach i razem przetrwalysmy nie jedno - to jest mega fajne! *** - Auntie? I think that no one has so crazy friend like aunt Kamila. - Why do u think she’s crazy? - This is very positive meaning. I really miss her, Misia and little Ada. You know each other for so long and it’s so extraordinary. - Yes, we met in University long time ago and since that time we went through a lot. And it is extraordinary indeed. #friendship #aunties #family #memories #positivevibes #poland #wroclaw #thoughts #missingsomeone #lifestyle #children #herfeelings #myrole #ridzina #ciotki #przyjaźnie #odczucia #tęsknota #możliwości #podroze #słowa #wspomnienia (at Wroclaw, Poland) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFxiPoplN-A/?igshid=edqwmxna2s19

[patinadoresoficial]

Se é patins está no ar @freeskateacademie ) - Coupe iDF skatecross.. Pour tous les âges. #roller #rollerblade #freeride #freeriding #ride #rideordie #freeskate #freeskating #rollerblading #rotation #spin #seba #3x110 #street #freestyle #sport #motivation #freeskateacademie #myroller #movefreely - #regrann https://www.instagram.com/p/B5d9nYcBPh4/?igshid=5mttfttz72pf

[locobananaz]

#Never had a problem #PlayingMyPosition #Always been a #TeamPlayer. My #FieldVision and #SituationalAwareness have #Developed over #ManySeasons. Catch me #Comfortable in #MyRole and #PlayingMyPart well at #LoCoBananaZ #Homebase off #GreatNeck in #VirginiaBeach. #Venue is #TheMove! #SeeYouThere! (at Venue_112) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtZI0F5Bfbf/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=18t2exe4ho1bk

[sunkissedsirenadventures]

I mean 😏..... #thanksgiving #familyfunction #myrole #basically https://www.instagram.com/p/BqgRTUdlahA/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=nna8878o2q31

[bnuuywol]

MUSICAL ROLE AESTHETIC SERIES | Jesus (Godspell) 2 / 2

You are the light of the world

[atlanticcanada]

A timeline of some of the deadliest mass killings in Canada's recent history

Here are some of the deadliest mass killings in recent Canadian history:

April 19, 2020: Seventeen people are killed after a man who at one point wore a police uniform and drove a mock-up cruiser travelled across northern Nova Scotia. An RCMP officer is among the dead. Police say the suspected shooter, 51-year-old Gabriel Wortman, was killed after being intercepted by officers in Enfield, N.S.

Aug. 10, 2018: A gunman opens fire in Fredericton, N.B., killing two municipal police officers and two civilians: Const. Sara Burns, Const. Robb Costello, Donnie Robichaud and Bobbie Lee Wright. Matthew Raymond is arrested and charged with four counts of first-degree murder.

April 23, 2018: Alek Minassian drives a white van along a crowded Toronto sidewalk, killing 10 people and seriously injuring 16 others. Minassian later admits in court to carrying out the attack in retribution for years of sexual rejection and ridicule by women. He's awaiting trial on 10 counts of first-degree murder and 16 of attempted murder. The judge has said the case will turn on Minassian's state of mind at the time of the attack, not whether he did it.

Jan. 29, 2017: Six people are killed and eight injured when a man goes on a shooting rampage at a Quebec City mosque. University student Alexandre Bissonnette, who had taken far-right political positions on social media, pleads guilty.

Dec. 29, 2014: In the worst mass shooting in Edmonton, a man suspected of domestic violence shoots and kills six adults and two young children in two different homes. Phu Lam then killed himself in a restaurant where he worked.

June 4, 2014: A man uses a semi-automatic rifle to fatally shoot three RCMP officers and wound two others in Moncton, N.B. The rampage by Justin Bourque was the deadliest attack on the RCMP since four officers were killed by a gunman in Alberta in 2005.

April 15, 2014: Matthew de Grood kills five people at a house party in northwest Calgary. A judge in 2016 found de Grood not criminally responsible for the killings because he was suffering from schizophrenia at the time.

March 3, 2005: James Roszko shoots and kills four RCMP officers near Mayerthorpe, Alta., before turning the gun on himself. Constables Anthony Gordon, Peter Schiemann, Leo Johnston and Brock Myrol were ambushed by Roszko, 46, at Roszko's farm northwest of Edmonton.

April 5, 1996: Angered by his wife's divorce action, Mark Chahal kills her and eight other members of her family in Vernon, B.C., before shooting himself.

Sept. 18, 1992: A bomb kills nine strike-breaking workers at the Giant Yellowknife gold mine in the Northwest Territories.

Dec. 6, 1989: A man with a semi-automatic rifle storms into an engineering classroom at the Ecole Polytechnique in Montreal, asks men to leave and then kills 14 women before turning the gun on himself. Gunman Marc Lepine says he was "fighting against feminists" he blamed for his troubles.

Sept. 1, 1972: An arson attack on a downtown Montreal night club kills 37 people and injures 64. Gasoline was spread on the stairway of the Blue Bird Cafe and then ignited. Most of the deaths occurred in the Wagon Wheel country-western bar upstairs. Three young men from Montreal who had earlier been denied entry for drunkenness were convicted and sentenced to life in prison.

from CTV News - Atlantic https://ift.tt/2zgRKqL

[mgself-blog]

ALonÈ.... #walkout #walkin #mylifestyle #myroll #street #streetwear #streetlife #lifebegins #lifepositive #waiting #youandyou

[africaprimenews]

NUJ Plateau Council Distances Self From Myrole Aid Mission Event ...Alerts Public To Be Wary

NUJ Plateau Council Distances Self From Myrole Aid Mission Event …Alerts Public To Be Wary

  The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Plateau State Council has distanced itself from a purported collaboration between the Union and Myrole Aid Mission to organise an event tagged; “2023 AND THE QUEST FOR A BETTER PLATEAU STATE”. A statement by the Council’s Secretary, Peter Amine says the Council wants to make it abundantly clear that the union is unaware of the said collaboration. “The NUJ…

[xanderturian]

Had a greag day #onset returning to #myrole as Helge #TheViking ⚔️🛡🎬🎥💫 #Actor #Viking #ActorLife #Fantasy #Actors #History #ActorsLife #VikingLife #Acting #historicallyaccurate #ActingLife #historic

[kayla1993-world]

Myrol had just been a policeman for 3 weeks when he was killed. The next day, he was scheduled to be dishing out ice cream at a community event in Maythorpe. This is also what it takes to be a police officer.

Brock used to remark to his mother Colleen, "I want to be a part of something greater than myself." For him, being a member of the mounted police meant being a part of something greater but so did being a part of the tiny community where he was first assigned 16 years ago.

In March 2005, the 29-year-old, who was born in Outlook, was shot and murdered by Roszko while attempting to execute a search warrant for stolen goods and a marijuana-growing enterprise with Gordon, Johnston and Schiemann.

Last weekend's terrible loss of Patton resonated with Colleen in a way that it will not for most of us. Knowing the difficulties the Patton family would endure, her heart and condolences go out to them. Colleen, who was born and raised in Outlook but moved to Red Deer when Brock was eight years old, said seeing flags is one of the triggers. "Seeing your son's casket wrapped in the flag is something you never get over."

However, many more are mourning as a result of the tragedy that occurred last weekend. It is about another young man who died way too soon for some. Others see it as a reminder of the risks that those who serve and protect confront.

The real outpouring is about their sentiments toward these essential members of their communities for the residents of Wolseley and Indian Head, where Patton was posted -- for people in villages and smaller cities with police detachments across the country.

"Police officers and their families become part of the community," Myrol explained. "It is different when you move into larger centres..."

"Something is reassuring about seeing that police sign as you drive between Red Deer and Outlook, knowing that someone is there to assist you if you need it."

Regardless of how flawed the mounted police are, it ought to be understood that their mission has always extended beyond reaching to crime.

This is understood in these communities. It is for this reason that Outlook's police department conducts an annual tournament in Myrol's honour. It is why Mayerthorpe residents put their hearts and souls into creating a memorial garden for the fallen policemen.

This is also why Indian Head and Wolseley residents donned red t-shirts this week. It is for the same reasons that others donned orange t-shirts to raise awareness of Indian residential schools or rainbow colours to support LGBTQ+ communities earlier this month.

There are just some things we should not lose sight of... although it is evidently rather easy to do just that. It happens to individuals and even happens to institutions like the city of Regina.

In a bizarre display of bureaucratic rules taking precedent over common sense, the city did not initially lower flags for the slain RCMP officer because Patton did not meet the requirements of being born or stationed in Regina.

Regina serves as the home of every RCMP officer for that critical half-year of their life when they train. The people of Indian Head and Wolseley are our neighbours. And they are hurting. If any good emerges from the senseless death of Patton, for which two Manitoba residents are charged with manslaughter, maybe it can be a little more kindness and consideration before those inclined to do so demand we "Defund The Police."

As Colleen Myrol noted in an article after the 2014 slaying of three RCMP officers in Moncton that reignited calls for police to carry carbines in their cruisers, "it should be obvious that RCMP officers need at least the same firepower as criminals." We need to protect these members of the community, as they protect us.

[patinadoresoficial]

Se é patins está no ar @freeskateacademie (@get_regrann) - Séjour freestyle à Barcelone #roller #rollerblade #freeride #freeriding #ride #rideordie #freeskate #freeskating #rollerblading #rotation #spin #seba #3x110 #street #freestyle #sport #motivation #freeskateacademie #myroller #movefreely - #regrann https://www.instagram.com/p/B3Nk7MgBYwD/?igshid=zi58215cl4vd

[bnuuywol]

MUSICAL ROLE AESTHETIC SERIES | Jesus (Godspell) 1 / 2

When wilt thou save the people, o God of mercy when? Not kings and lord, but nations— not thrones and crowns, but men?