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Choose yourself today

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Warning: Spoilers, potential seizure trigger

Title: |U| Can Rise

Editor: Redassaut AMV

Song: Hunted

Artist: PriorityOne & TwoThirds (feat. Jonny Rose)

Anime: Pokemon

Category: Freestyle

[meganutriland]

Why we always regret on #monday Why we always put that #approach as a #priorityone Why we overthink instead of just #live So many questions indeed. Don’t be afraid to #wakeup in the #morning and look #ahead Don’t be afraid to #discover #newthinks Don’t be negative while life give you #positivevibes the #rainbow with massive amount of #love #acceptance #knoledge #believes and #discipline The last one approach the #healthyhabits and make your #strongposition as a #master of #beingyou #goodmorning #fabulousday https://www.instagram.com/p/BoGKr94FPug/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=5keokqfz4wnj

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#notime #singleshit #findyourself #doyou #priorityone #goodnight https://www.instagram.com/p/B1fTw2PhWcT/?igshid=w6g1a83kqa0h

[valrianne13]

Who's the Greatest?

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But they didn’t answer, because they had been arguing about which of them was the greatest. He sat down, called the twelve disciples over to him, and said, “Whoever wants to be first must take last place and be the servant of everyone else.”

Mark 9:34‭-‬35 NLT

We always wanna be above everyone else. We wanna be on top of the charts and be looked up to by many. I don't know if it is normal or it is because of plain human nature. But regardless of, Jesus addresses it, knowing it has to be dealth with, with a statement that is quite unconventional - Be the servant. Uneasy? I know right! But then this is how it should be. You wanna be first? Be the Last. You wanna be on top? Be at the Bottom. You wanna lead? Serve.

As the old song says...

Make me a servant, Humble and Meek.

Lord let me lift up, those who are weak.

And may the pray'r of my heart, always be

Make me a servant, Make me a servant today.

[ishidgns]

Praise before breakthrough.

Paul and Silas praise God first before the earthquake shake and open the doors of the prison.

You want a breakthrough?

A blessing?

An answered prayer?

Healing?

You want *insert you hearts desire here*?

PRAISE GOD FIRST.

#PriorityOne #Acts16 #PraiseBeforeBreakthrough

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Frame: Amy Location: Richmond Park

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China reports drop in new COVID-19 cases as death toll tops 1,100

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China reports drop in new COVID-19 cases as death toll tops 1,100

China on Wednesday reported another drop in the number of new cases of a viral infection and 97 more deaths, pushing the total dead past 1,100 even as the country remains largely closed down to prevent the spread of the disease.

The National Health Commission on Wednesday said 2,015 new cases had been reported over the last 24 hours, declining for a second day. The total number of cases in mainland China is 44,653, although many experts say a large number of others infected have gone uncounted.

The 97 additional deaths from the virus raised the mainland toll to 1,113.

READ MORE: COVID-19: New coronavirus disease named by World Health Organization

Despite the official end o the extended Lunar New Year holiday, China remained mostly closed for business as many remained at home, with some 60 million people under virtual quarantine.

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The World Health Organization has named the disease caused by the virus as COVID-19, avoiding any animal or geographic designation to avoid stigmatization and to show the disease comes from a new coronavirus discovered in 2019.

1:55 Novel coronavirus: Second flight of repatriated Canadians arrives in CFB Trenton

Novel coronavirus: Second flight of repatriated Canadians arrives in CFB Trenton

The illness was first reported in December and connected to a food market in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, where the outbreak has largely been concentrated.

China’s official media reported Tuesday that the top health officials in Hubei province, of which Wuhan is the capital, have been relieved of their duties. No reasons were given, although the province’s initial response was deemed slow and ineffective. Speculation that higher-level officials could be sacked has simmered, but doing so could spark political infighting and be a tacit admission of responsibility.

The virus outbreak has become the latest political challenge for the party and its leader, Xi Jinping, who despite accruing more political power than any Chinese leader since Mao Zedong, has struggled to handle crises on multiple fronts. These include a sharply slowing domestic economy, the trade war with the U.S. and push-back on China’s increasingly aggressive foreign policies.

READ MORE: San Diego lab ‘mix-up’ led to early coronavirus patient release from isolation

Zhong Nanshan, a leading Chinese epidemiologist, said that while the virus outbreak in China may peak this month, the situation at the centre of the crisis remains more challenging.

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“We still need more time of hard working in Wuhan,” he said, describing the isolation of infected patients there a priorityon.

“We have to stop more people from being infected,” he said. “The problem of human to human transmission has not yet been resolved.”

Without enough facilities to handle the number of cases, Wuhan has been building prefabricated hospitals and converting a gym and other large spaces to house patients and try to isolate them from others.

2:14 Powell upbeat about U.S. economy, but says coronavirus is a risk

Powell upbeat about U.S. economy, but says coronavirus is a risk

The restart of business poses a risk of further spreading the virus, but China has little recourse, said Cong Liang, secretary general of the National Development and Reform Commission, the country’s main economic planning body.

“Without the reopening of businesses, in the short term, it will affect the supply of medical material and … in the long run, it will affect the supply of all kinds of production and life materials and will make the control and prevention efforts on the front line unsustainable. The target of defeating the epidemic will not be reached,” Cong said at a news conference.

In Hong Kong, authorities evacuated part of an apartment block after cases among its residents raised suspicion the virus may be spreading through the building’s plumbing. Three residents in one apartment were confirmed to have the virus days after a resident who lives 10 floors above them.

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1:16 Coronavirus outbreak: Federal Health Minister says Canada’s risk remains ‘very low’

Coronavirus outbreak: Federal Health Minister says Canada’s risk remains ‘very low’

During the 2002-03 outbreak of SARS, an illness caused by a related virus, a number of infections in Hong Kong were linked to one building’s sewage pipes.

Hong Kong has confirmed 49 cases in the current outbreak.

Postal operators in the United States, China, Singapore and elsewhere said the suspension of flights to slow the virus spread was having a major impact on the global flow of letters and parcels.

The United States Postal Service informed its counterparts around the world on Tuesday that it was “experiencing significant difficulties” in dispatching letters, parcels and express mail to China, including Hong Kong and Macau, because airlines have suspended flights to those destinations.

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It said the USPS said can no longer accept items destined for China “until sufficient transport capacity becomes available.”

The Universal Postal Union, a U.N. agency for postal co-operation between its 192 member countries, said the flight suspensions would impact mail delivery “for the foreseeable future.”

The Chinese mail service, China Post, said it was disinfecting postal offices, processing centres and vehicles to ensure the virus doesn’t spread via the mail and to protect postal staff.

The virus does “not survive for long on objects. It is therefore safe to receive postal items from China,” China Post said.

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VERY ERIC CARLE

Starting this Friday, September 21, our very own Mississippi Children’s Museum is hosting a brand new touring exhibit featuring the work and unique educational components of author and artist Eric Carle’s book, The Very Hungry Caterpillar! We would be lying if we said we weren’t huge fans… This book (plus several lesser knowns by Mr. Carle) holds a very dear space in our hearts!

This play-and-learn exhibit, called Very Eric Carle: A Very Hungry, Quiet, Lonely, Clumsy, Busy Exhibit, invites visitors to step into an Eric Carle wonderland as five special insects take journeys of discovery. Become the Very Hungry Caterpillar and follow his path, weave a web with the Very Busy Spider, find light with the Very Lonely Firefly, flip and jump with the Very Clumsy Click Beetle, or compose a night symphony with the Very Quiet Cricket. 

Each story is a testament to Eric Carle’s love of nature, his respect for the emotional lives of children, and his recurring themes of friendship, creativity, and the power of imagination. Guests will be able to create artwork using many of Carle’s signature materials and techniques. 

This exhibit will be here through January 13, 2019, so there’s plenty of time to come enjoy this world of whimsy, fun, and of course, education! We can’t wait to take our littles in to experience this exciting world, and we know you can’t either! 

The exhibit was made possible with underwriting support from PriorityOne Bank, Barksdale Reading Institute, Henry and Martha Hederman Charitable Foundation, Selby and Richard McRae Foundation, and the Clarion Ledger. Mississippi Children’s Museum hours are Tuesday – Saturday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm, Sunday 1:00 - 6:00pm. Ticket price is $10. 

|| MISSISSIPPI CHILDREN’S MUSEUM || 2145 Museum Boulevard, Jackson, MS || 601.981.5469 || www.mschildrensmuseum.org || 

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FIRST PRIORITY #numberone#doyou#priorityone#1 (at Bungalow #23) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxlXTcChIYx/?igshid=ipvrcbfffukw

[valrianne13]

Aftereffect

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But Jesus said, “No, go home to your family, and tell them everything the Lord has done for you and how merciful he has been.” Mark 5:19 NLT

Whenever God does something in you, the obvious after effect is to tell everyone about it. Speak of His goodness, make known of His wonderful deeds!

How many times have we failed to make Him known?

Of all the good things He has done and the supernatural things he made us see let us not forget to "go and tell"

Look what the Lord has done!

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