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A Florida activist is raising money to send Texas schools “In God We Trust” signs — in Arabic.

On Sunday, Chaz Stevens launched a GoFundMe campaign, “Messing with Texas,” to raise $10,000 for the posters with the motto in Arabic.

“We really could use your help in our quest to battle Texas’ latest law — ‘In God We Trust’ signs in public schools,” Stevens said in a tweet. »

Game code for The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past has been decompiled, and can now run natively on PC.

How To Run The Legend Of Zelda: A Link To The Past On PC.

In addition to being able to run the original machine code side by side, this decompiled port of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past also supports snapshots. »

Here, I’ll talk about three research-backed ways to calm your inner demons and approach life with a heightened sense of self-compassion.

Many of us have unrealistic expectations about how long it takes to acquire new skills or adapt to new environments.

Of course, the marketing of quick-fix and speed learning programs is much to blame for our unrealistic expectations. »

Democrat Pat Ryan won the hotly contested special election Tuesday, defeating Republican Marc Molinaro, NBC News projected.

With just about all of the votes counted, Ryan appears to have prevailed by about 2 percentage points.

It’s also a district that flipped from “blue” to “red” in the Republicans’ 2010 wave election, only to flip back from “red” to “blue” in the Democrats’ 2018 wave election. »