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Photo by Nina Knapitsch on March 26, 2024.

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Posted On: March 26th 2024, 06:54 pm

Moroni a Milano!

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2 years ago

Sehr geehrte Frau Knapitsch, mein Name ist Arne Kaiser. Ich habe seit 2016 Kontakt zu Ihrem Vater Harald Knapitsch und kannte auch Ihre Mutter. Im April 2024 haben meine Frau Katharina und ich - weil wir zu "50 Jahre ZDF Unter den Eichen" in Wiesbaden waren und ich hier einen Vortrag über unser Fernsehmuseum gehalten habe - Ihren Vater zuletzt gesehen. Ich hatte ihn zu Weihnachten versucht anzurufen. Leider ohne Erfolg. Darf ich fragen, ob Sie mir vielleicht mitteilen könnten wie es Ihrem Vater geht und ob die Möglichkeit einer Kontaktaufnahme besteht? Ich freue mich über eine Nachricht von Ihnen. Mit den besten Grüßen Arne Kaiser

My friend is gone. I met Maven in 2009, before I even moved to New Orleans. He made my first set of fangs and opened his home to me when a series of unfortunate events left me out on the streets in a foreign country. I will never forget that. He was kind, generous to a fault, and made me feel safe. At a time when I was incredibly vulnerable, he stepped up as a community leader and a good friend, a good man, and made sure I was okay. He continued to advocate for me—and for so many others—even when speaking up was hard and put him at personal risk.

My heart goes out to everyone who loved him and who truly knew the quality of his heart. Things were supposed to get better. This is so deeply unfair.

I was stopped by the police from holding the Indian National Flag in the county’s capital New Delhi.

Can someone care to explain what the hell is happening in our country right now ??

See you on 16th Oct 5pm, Central Park CP, with the india flag!!

#cockroachjanataparty #jantarmantar #centralpark

Your obsession.

#mustanggt #v8 #musclecar #cargirl #carlifestyle

No big freighter has gone down in open water on the Great Lakes since the Edmund Fitzgerald in 1975. Almost every accident on this route since then has happened in a river, a canal or a lock.

This is the whole trip an ocean ship makes out of Duluth with a load of wheat: about 2,200 miles, 16 locks, and 600 feet downhill to the Atlantic at Cabot Strait. At 13 knots with no delays it takes about a week.

The narrow places are the story. Ships built for this route are 78 feet wide and the locks are 80. The channel through the Thousand Islands squeezes to 450 feet, and two ocean ships lost their steering there a year apart, in 2014 and 2015. The seven locks above Montreal close in early January. In January 2026, eleven ocean ships were still above Montreal when the deadline passed.

The deadliest spot on the route is not on a lake at all. It is in the St. Lawrence near Rimouski, where the Empress of Ireland sank in fog in 1914 with 1,012 people.

Modeled in Blender. Ship track from the Army Corps waterway network. Numbers from NOAA's Coast Pilot 6, the St. Lawrence Seaway, the National Weather Service and the Transportation Safety Board of Canada.

One word for Malla❤️‍🔥😍

#malaikaarora #instantbollywood #sk

Nina Knapitsch

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