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Description of the issue: Long story short, I have been using Brave on my devices and it worked quite well, until I had to sync the browser I am currently using with data from another device.

That worked, apparently, but all the new data (passwords, logins, etc.) is deleted every time I close the browser, which is incredibly annoying.

Nor can you control what type of content appears in your Discover feed. There are very often stories relating to sex, pornography, masturbation, drug use, celebrity gossip, and all around unnecessary and inappropriate content. You can subscribe to different publishers and receive notifications when their story updates.

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The same connection that occurs on Snapchat can occur through standard text messaging but without the intermittent rewards, algorithms, addictive streaks, and inappropriate story content found in Discover. All of that is unnecessary fluff the app uses to lure teens in. Since the app is free, they make money by keeping users maximally engaged (with fluff).

So basically this, say I hide someone from seeing my story but don't block that person. Then I post something, then unhide that person from seeing my story( meaning that someone is able to see my story) will that person be able to see my story?

The favorite color question was not a part of the original story idea. I was probably about 50 pages into the first draft and I felt like I needed something to glue together the themes of the book; this idea of judgment and how we make snap assumptions. Around that time, a friend was randomly telling me how people wear certain color clothing to influence their emotions for the day. The topic of color psychology interested me so later that night I went home and started researching the meaning of different colors.

A couple weeks later I signed with him and together we spent the better half of a year revising until we felt it was ready for publishers. I was really honored to have the book go to auction and ultimately choose Candlewick. My editor, Kaylan Adair, and the entire Candlewick team understood the story and characters so deeply.

I have had a passion for making movies for as long as I can remember. I believe in writing what you know, and what do we know better than our own story? Coming from a very dark past, I experienced a lot of loss and pain in life. I spent many years running from it. I had a teacher who was willing to help rescue me from this darkness. He showed me that facing my obstacles and owning all of our story can have a positive impact on the lives of everyone around us. He encouraged me to share my experience so that others might find hope.

I got sent the script by Grant Bradley, a producer on the film. I knew nothing about the story and was deeply moved by the time I finished reading it. I never cry when I read a script, but I did as I turned the final page of this one. The story is essentially about the goodness in people. There are two characters, Stan and Nate, both stuck in situations they need to move on from, and each is the catalyst for change in the other. I loved that it was about ordinary lives that are not ordinary at all, they are extraordinary.

Above all, we ask that you think about how you can help promote donation and save more lives. There are plenty of reasons to be nervous about the world around us right now, but giving blood is a safe, approachable, meaningful way for us to come together and make a positive, life-saving impact. And for someone who has always thought about doing it but is a bit unsure, this is a great time to take the leap with just one small act of everyday bravery.

I really think she saved some lives by having the bravery and the intelligence to hold up her cell phone, capture his image and then the smartness to conceal her phone and put it in her pocket and record his voice."

The verdict: Ball Park hot dogs were juicy, everyone could agree. Otherwise, tasters were divided. Some enjoyed the familiar, slightly smoky flavor; others found the flavor to be unremarkable and the texture to be off-puttingly soft. For a moment, things got contentious. Pauses became pregnant, side-eyes became bombastic, but soon our brave tasters reached across the aisle to arrive at a decision: Ball Park was good but not mind-blowing.

Finding an original and unique Snapchat story name is hard now, as more and more people are turning to this social media activity, they are claiming their private story names faster than ever before. So, the need of a private story name generator led us to build this tool for you.

As we promised: This private story name generator is helping hundreds of Snapchat users to generate cool, funny, offensive, dark, lovely, and catchy private story names for SC that you can simply copy and paste to use as your own private story name or title.

Complaints about fake rideshare drivers victimizing customers are on the rise. Not just in Las Vegas, but in big cities across the country. When a man posing as an Uber driver allegedly abducted a local woman from the Strip, she made a brave escape from a moving car. Tonight, she's speaking out exclusively to chief investigator Darcy Spears, hoping her story will help others stay safe and help police catch a criminal.

Our crime and safety expert says Elizabeth's brave act of desperation may have saved her life, but there are two things she should have done differently because every clue counts. He says she definitely should have called 911. Even if they were just listening to a one-sided conversation, they'd likely have been able to figure out there was a crime in progress.

You know that your friend is family, that you love them as deeply, maybe even more deeply than your brother or your mom. Plato and Aristotle knew. But society in general? That is another story. Society often values family relationships over friendships. There is a weight given to your relationship with your parents or siblings or grandparents or spouse that comes from the title alone.

I call him a selfish turd for dying so young. We had actual plans. As friends, but also our families. I was there when he died. I was grateful to see him pass after so much pain, same as my father(another story). But my friend is still a lizard turd in the desert sun for 6 hours for leaving me.

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I periodically read back over what I wrote at the loss of my best friend. I like you helped her die the way she wanted. She had stage 4 colon cancer and battled it bravely for three + years. I still miss her so much but was so privileged to be there with her when she passed. She was able to be in her home and not in some sterile room. I hope you are doing ok and remembering the great gift you gave your friend by being there for her. Blessings to you. e24fc04721