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Reunions, Compromises, and Learning to Communicate

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Partners Reunited After Shooting Three days earlier this officer and his dog were part of a shoutout leaving one person fatally wounded. You can imagine the emotions as these two see one another for the first time since that incident. Trooper Saves Teen in Runaway Vehicle This young man found himself in a vehicle that would not slow down despite pressing the brakes. Even worse it continued to accelerate topping him out to over 110 MPH. Thankfully a State Trooper figured out what to do about it. A Lesson On How To Compromise This girl figures out a way to entertain her boyfriend at the beach who would otherwise not even want to go. Is He Genius or Terrible? Getting escorted out of a MLB game, this guy sees an opportunity to evade the security guard and gets away with it. Watch and leave a comment about what you think.  Heartwarming Reunion of Kobe and High School Teammate From the archives this video shows a former teammate of Kobe trying to blend into the press conference crowd to ...

Living Out Your Faith

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 Even in a normal work environment it can be hard to live out your faith. Though the Civil Rights Act protects everyone from discrimination when it comes to hiring practices, it can still be difficult to navigate the do's and don'ts of any public display of those belief systems. Adding to the complication and gravity of the situation we have a very public figure in that of Joe Missoula, head coach of NBA team, the Celtics. If someone like him decides to share their faith, its a higher risk option and one that must be navigated carefully as it most certainly puts a target on your back to those that might be opposed. A third barrier in this specific instance is the potentially perceived insult to the royal family as Joe is asked about his thoughts regarding their attendance of one of the Celtics games. The exact question was, " Did you get a chance to meet the royal family and if not, what was it like having them there in the building?" The question came from a reporter...