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Posted On: October 18th 2026, 09:28 pm
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Sepang threw everything it had at the riders 🤯 Rain or dry there were plenty of daring moves and dramatic moments that made for a fantastic #TissotSprint ⛈️ #MalaysianGP 🇲🇾 #MotoGP
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HER NAME WAS ANITA MARIA CETINA. She wasn’t a millionaire tech entrepreneur. She wasn’t a pilot. She wasn’t someone whose name was widely recognized. She was a nanny. And she deserves to be remembered, too. Anita Maria Cetina was among the nine people who tragically lost their lives aboard the Learjet that crashed in Palm Beach County, Florida. Anita was the caregiver for 4-year-old Emma Robinson and her 2-year-old brother, Charlie. Two precious little children whose lives were tragically cut short alongside hers. We don’t know every detail of Anita’s daily life with these children. But we do know how their family described her. They said she cared for Emma and Charlie with tenderness and devotion, that she was truly part of their family, and that she left a legacy of unconditional love. Much of the coverage surrounding this tragedy has been focused on the businessman, his family, and the pilots. But I don’t want Anita’s life to be reduced to a passing mention of “the nanny.” May God comfort her family and everyone who loved her.
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Today is November 4, 2026. 32 years since my Daddy died. Imagine how much he has missed - Much of it wasn’t necessary to see, But he would have loved days like today. Last night. He wrote those words, ‘People Have the Power,’ developed the concept, imagining just this - the rising up of people, taking back the reins, banding together with action and renewed hope. He wanted the best for our country. He believed in the power of the people. In numbers, solidarity. Today we celebrate this great blue victory in America. He would be so happy to see this. I think of my Daddy with each piece of news I read. Election results, celebration, the start of a new chapter. Thank you, Daddy, for your anthem to the world. Thank you for believing in a better future. We love you. 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙 Visit my Substack to watch some nice videos :))
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