World Nomad Games are an international sport competition dedicated to ethnic sports practiced in Central Asia. The first two World Nomad Games were held in Cholpon-Ata, Kyrgyzstan. This years the games are underway from 3 to 8 September. Fifty three countries are participating in the event. Sports include eagle hunting, bone throwing and kok-boru, a Central Asian form of polo in which two teams battle for control of a decapitated goat carcass
He is such an underrated character. He was a cinnamon role and just wanted to help the entire movie. No Hans bullshit, no pressuring her into a relationship, just love.
He gave support, he was patient, he was unconditionally kind, he accepted all the difficulties with child services and all the weird alien visitors with barely a blink. He dove into the ocean to rescue Stitch because Lilo was worried. And through it all, he proved that he was more than willing to do everything in his power to help these girls and make them smile, without any thought of a reward or being “owed” for his friendship.
Even his line at the end, when Nani thanks him for helping her find a job (”That’s okay. You can just date me and we’ll call it even.”), is delivered with a certain amount of humor, and his behavior throughout the rest of the film shows that he would still accept it if she turned him down. Because more than just liking Nani, he RESPECTS her.
David Kawena is the ultimate Disney prince.
yall go home we have the bestowed this man the best disney prince award
LEGAL DEFENSE FUND for Sacred Stone Spirit Camp. SUPPLIESlist of necessary things for the resistance camp from HERE. The official SACRED STONE CAMP website.
UPDATE There is a need for:
Generators [renewable power systems, solar energy, wind energy, generators, much needed]
Lantern’s, batteries
Tarps
Tables, chairs
bedmats
Women’s Long skirts (all sizes)
Canopies
Propane
Solar showers, portable showers, mobile shower units
Cots
Rope
Towels
Wood – 2x4s – Plywood
shelving
Nails, hammers, axes
Chainsaws, equipment (gloves, goggles)
Gift cards to Lowes
Food compost
Big Tent for children
4-5 person tents
hand cranked or sustainable washing machine & reusable dishware (non-plastics, non throw-aways)
school supplies/books
children chair for schools
carpeting for school
chalkboard
junglegym/playground
basketball hoop/ball
If you are someone who can build, please join the camp, they are in need of people who can help set things up.
If you wish to mail something, the address is: [HERE]
Sacred Stone Camp
P.O. Box 1011
Fort Yates, ND 58538
We are in for the long run. Please do not stop boosting, donating, and mailing items.
So I heard this story second-hand, many years ago, but the gist was that a friend of a friend lived in what was generally considered a bad neighborhood, because he was a super poor college student and it was what he could afford. He didn’t have any furniture, he just slept on a blanket on the floor and had a milk crate for a chair and like an old wire spool as a table. No TV, nothing in the fridge, no microwave, basically just bare walls and a roof to keep the weather off. So one day he comes home, and there’s a man in his apartment, just standing there, with this look of utter amazement and horror on his face, and he turns to the guy who’s just entered and says, “This your place? ‘cause I broke in to rob you, but shit, man, you ain’t got nothin’. Wait here, I’m’a be right back.” And the burglar left, leaving a puzzled college student alone in his empty apartment. But sure enough, the burglar came back a while later, and brought some friends, and they delivered a table, a couple of chairs, and a small TV. “I think I got you a bed, too, but that might take a couple days.”
So, the poor college student made some friends. And he didn’t ask where they got the stuff.
In the wake of hundreds of people protesting a couple weeks ago, Energy transfer Partners, the company attempting to construct the Dakota Access Pipeline, voluntarily stopped work at the building site just North of the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
The number of protesters is now over 4000 as many Indigenous nations have united to protect the land and water from contamination.
KFYRTV reports, “The Army Corps of Engineers has confirmed that the company doesn’t have a written easement from the agency to build on Corps property. A corps spokesperson says that Energy transfer has filed the paperwork for the easement but it’s still under review.”
“That’s true they don’t have the easement that’s required to install the segment that’s across the Oahe project,” said Larry Janis, Army Corps Of Engineers.
Janis says there is no timetable on when the easement will be granted, but the agency has issued a permission that allows the easement to be written.
Not only is there no written easement for the company to do the proposed work, but also there is a court case awaiting judgement to try to stop the construction that violates Native American treaties.
Unfortunately the U.S. government has a long history of ignoring these treaties.
At least mainstream media is finally unable to ignore the protesters that are fighting to protect the water and land for millions of Americans.
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