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Freak Show Interviews -- Short E. Dangerously

Viral Video “Don’t Freak I’m Sikh” Spreads Amazing Message About Race, Culture & Religion

It’s a special moment when you can look at another human being entirely for who and what they are: another soul having an experience here. So often do we taint this idea with judgments and connotations about who and what people are by putting them into boxes based on culture, gender, looks, style etc. Wouldn’t it be amazing if we could just see each other and appreciate each other for exactly who we are? I’m not talking about avoiding culture, gender or race, but instead just embracing it all – realizing that these socio-cultural attributes are only part of a role we are playing in this life time and that we are one in the same.

I believe this video spreads an important message we can all embrace.

Collective-Evolution

Viral Video “Don’t Freak I’m Sikh” Spreads Amazing Message About Race, Culture & Religion

Freak hailstorm turns Cornwall town into winter scene – 24 hours after heatwave

By Metro Reporter Saturday 7 Sep 2013 12:45 pm

Just 24 hours after Britain basked in a near-record September heatwave, a freak hail storm left Falmouth in Cornwall looking like it had slid into the depths of mid-winter.

In another unusual weather pattern to hit the UK in recent months, the instant storm saw The Gluyas in Falmouth deluged by an inch of hail stones.

PE teacher Tommy Matthews, 52, took a short video clip of the scene at around 5pm, saying he was walking up the street when ‘suddenly it all went nuts’.

‘It went on for about 20 minutes. Just when I thought it was over, it came down harder and harder,’ he told the BBC.

As the hail melted, Mr Matthews said, properties became flooded and manholes burst – but all within a small area of Falmouth, around a quarter of a mile radius from his home.

The hailstorm comes after a record-breaking summer of sustained hot weather this year – which in itself was in stark contrast to one of the wettest years on record in 2012.

On Thursday, temperatures surpassed 30C in parts of London and Kent – making it the hottest September day since 1973, when the mercury in Gillingham, Kent, reached 31C on September 5.

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Freak hailstorm turns Cornwall town into winter scene – 24 hours after heatwave