In today’s news, Saudi Arabia funds first-ever green energy project for refugee camp, scientists observationally confirm black hole theory put forth by late renowned physicist Dr. Stephen Hawking, European Union-funded initiative working to save six endangered species in Rhine wetlands, Turkey issues sugar reduction guidelines to food manufacturers to improve public health, female bilateral amputee from United States climbs Mount Kilimanjaro, leading ramen chain in Japan introduces vegan option, and British man producing informative dog training videos has over a million followers on social media platform TikTok.
Clean energy project inaugurated by Saudi Arabia for Syrian refugees in Jordan.
The US$9.2 million endeavor to build a green energy electricity network, for the 54,000 Syrian refugees in the Azraq camp in Jordan, was initiated by the state agency the Saudi Fund for Development (SFD). It is being done in cooperation with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). A world first, this project aims to provide clean energy for free to the vulnerable people housed in 10,000 shelters. An additional US$3 million from SFD will be used to provide healthcare services for more than 37,000 of the camp residents. Through SFD, Saudi Arabia has contributed US$300 million to benefit Syrian refugees and host governments, as well as donated US$78 million to UNHCR for 17 different projects. Saudi Arabia is a laureate of two Shining World Leadership Awards for Compassion, a Shining World Leadership Award for Peace and a Shining World Leadership for Loving Care Award. A high salute, Saudi Arabia, for your outstanding philanthropy that is also saving the environment, and UNHCR, for your long-standing work serving humanity. May the Syrian people living in these camps soon find permanent homes, in Allah’s merciful upliftment.
Brilliant physicist’s theory on black holes observationally validated.
In the 1970s, the late renowned British physicist Dr. Stephen Hawking developed a theory that a black hole’s surface area increases over time as things enter it. Now, 50 years later, scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Cornell University in the United States have published a study that apparently proves the theory correct. The researchers were able to analyze gravitational waves before and after the collision of two black holes that created a new one, whose surface area was larger than the two initial black holes combined, affirming Dr. Hawking’s theory. Still, the lead author of the study, Dr. Maximiliano Isi, noted a need for continued testing as there may be different kinds of black holes. Congratulations, MIT and Cornell University scientists, on your fascinating discovery. May research continue revealing the mysteries of this glorious Universe, in Divine wisdom.
Up next, European Union-funded initiative working to save six endangered species in Rhine wetlands. We’ll spend a moment to thank all the school volunteers. who serve as additional teaching guides for students and help to support them in the classroom or the gym. Please stay tuned to Supreme Master Television for more uplifting news. Vegan side effect: Ur shopping will b short n simple.
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Conservationists work in Rhine wetlands to protect six endangered species.
The €1.2 million cross-border Ramsar Biodiversity initiative, half of which is funded by the European Union, aims to save the severely declining wildlife in the wetlands between Germany and France. The owl of Athena, common tern, Bechstein’s bat, European tree frog, northern lapwing and water rail are the six selected species for the Ramsar Biodiversity project. In the Alsace region, the owl of Athena has grown to 700 pairs from 150 in the 1990s, due to conservation volunteers’ efforts of growing fruit trees and building nesting boxes. Scientists estimate that since 1990, almost 64% of the world’s wetlands have ceased to exist. The European Union is a recipient of four Shining World Leadership Awards for Humanitarianism, two Shining World Leadership Awards for Peace, and a Shining World Leadership Award for Earth Protection; as well as a laureate of two Shining World Leadership Awards for Humanitarianism and Shining World Leadership Awards for Compassion, Unconditional World Care and True Caring. Our appreciation, European Union, environmentalists, conservation organizations and volunteers, for your benevolent service. May our beautiful planet continue to flourish, in Heaven’s infinite protection.
Turkey endeavors to reduce sugar in foods to curb obesity.
The Turkish Health Ministry, in partnership with the Federation of the Food and Drink Industry Associations of Turkey (TGDF), recently released the “Sugar Reduction Guide,” to assist food producers in gradually decreasing the sugar content in products such as breakfast cereals, sweet sauces, drinks and chocolate by a minimum of 10% by 2025. Since the pandemic’s start, the nation has seen its obesity rate increase, due to a lack of physical activity from people having to stay indoors. The new guidelines will thus help to lower the country’s sugar intake, which has been linked to diabetes, cancer, cardiovascular disease and more. Turkey is a Shining World Leadership Award for Compassion recipient, and a laureate of five Shining World Leadership Awards for Compassion and Shining World Leadership Awards for Protection and Good Governance. What a great idea, Turkish Health Ministry and TGDF, to improve the health of the citizens of Turkey by decreasing the sugar in foods. In the blessings of Allah, may the people of your welcoming nation enjoy the best of health and vitality.
Double leg amputee from the United States scales Mount Kilimanjaro.
Mandy Horvath recently became the first female bilateral amputee to climb Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. Ms. Horvath trekked through glaciers, deserts and rainforests to arrive at the peak, which is over 5,700 meters above sea level. She explained her method of ascending, saying, “On top of just crawling with my arms, basically the way I do this is by lifting my entire body weight and swinging,” The courageous woman further stated, “Whether you believe you can or think you can, or not, you’re probably right.” After resting from her recent adventure, she plans more challenges in the future. Inspirational Mandy Horvath, congratulations on your remarkable feat of strength, bravery and endurance. In God’s abiding grace, may your life be filled with the joy of inner peace as you express Hiers miracles through your life and determination.
Coming up, leading ramen chain in Japan introduces vegan option. We will take a moment to envision what a wonderful world it would be if all beings are loved and protected. It would be Heaven on Earth! More joy-inspiring news coming up on Supreme Master Television. Vegan: cuz we love all our Earth co-tenants. Welcome back to Noteworthy News – Assuring News for a Hopeful World.
Vegan version of popular Japanese ramen restaurant’s soup delights customers.
Ippudo, an award-winning ramen noodle chain, released a plant-based version of its most popular dish, tonkotsu soup, which ordinarily contains pork, in 44 of its restaurants in Japan in February of this year. The new creation, however, is made from soy milk, mushrooms and kombu. It took three years to perfect the recipe and was created in response to customer demand. The vegan soup is proving to be very popular among existing diners and also attracting new ones. Ippudo is reported to now be considering converting one of its outlets in Tokyo to be a fully plant-based eatery. Wonderful news, Ippudo, on the popularity of your delectable vegan ramen meal. In the blessings of the Buddha, may the gentle people of Japan be rewarded with good health and abundance as they follow the way of compassion and go plant-based.
Dog trainer from United Kingdom attracts over a million followers on TikTok with fun and easy-to-follow videos.
Adam Spivey has been running Southend Dog Training in the UK since 2012. In 2019, he and business partner Evan Norfolk created an online platform that helps clients train their canine companions. With the pandemic slowing work down and more people going online, Adam started to post videos on the social media platform TikTok. He shared tips on how people can help their furry family member and soon found himself attracting fans from all over the world. His straightforward advice includes using food or praise to encourage positive behavior in your canine companion, as well as advising caregivers to demonstrate consistency and confidence. Thank you, Adam Spivey, Evan Norfolk and Southend Dog Training, for helping people to better understand their loving canine friends. May your teaching work continue with great success to help many more devoted caregivers and sweet dogs, in Heaven’s grandeur.
May your day be brighter with the joke of the day called, “New Fancy Device.”
Barry was contemplating on his wish to own some new fancy device. He asked his voice-recognizing virtual assistant:
“Hey Alicia, please check my bank account and see what latest tech product I can afford to buy.”
“You can afford to buy an apple juice.”
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And now we have a heartline from Vân Thanh in Âu Lạc, also known as Vietnam:
Dear Master, In December 2020, on Supreme Master Television, I saw a clip showing a vegan girl who saved a lamb. I was so happy and touched. I think that when humans understand that animal killing is against morality and the natural law, as well as damaging bodily health for many generations, and destroying the Earth, then they will definitely stop eating meat and change to a vegan diet. I hope that Supreme Master Television will have more short stories, more funny and happy movie clips, which have a positive meaning and precious messages about the numerous benefits of this Compassionate Vegan Way of Living. I sincerely thank Beloved Master and the Supreme Master Television team for dedicating your hearts and souls to each wonderful program. I thank You with the utmost sincerity, and I wish Supreme Master Television continues to spread farther and wider, and to have more new and worthy programs for international viewers. May Master always have good health, peace and safety. I would like to send You lots of love from my heart. Vân Thanh from Âu Lạc (Vietnam)
Talented Vân Thanh, Our appreciation for your heartline. Supreme Master Television celebrates loving and compassionate living. We join your prayer that the programs continue to touch many hearts globally. May all beings live in accordance with Heavens’ will and be mindful of the actions they take to avoid karmic retribution.
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