In today’s news, company provides pocket translation devices to Ukrainian refugees in Japan and Poland, researchers from Great Britain find severe COVID-19 can impair cognitive functions, Aboriginals in Australia use songs to teach ancient language, startup in France produces street lights from naturally glowing bacteria, marathoner and cancer survivor with prosthetic leg achieves running milestone, Singaporean vegan food company launches plant-based convenience meals, and online veterinarian services gain popularity in Canada.
Japanese company donates handheld translation devices to Ukrainian refugees.
An innovative electronics firm in Tokyo, Japan, called Pocketalk Corp, makes a small unit that can translate 82 languages. The Pocketalk is similar in appearance to a smartphone and easy to operate: users simply push a button while speaking, and the device translates what they have said into a chosen language and displays it on the screen. It can also play the translation out loud. The Ukrainian Embassy in Japan received 1,000 translator units from Pocketalk for distribution to Ukrainian refugee families in the country. A further 300 devices were given to displaced individuals in Poland. Such a good idea, Pocketalk Corp, to help our Ukrainian sisters and brothers overcome communication challenges. May they soon be able to return to their beloved homeland, in God’s Benevolence.
British researchers find severe COVID-19 causes cognitive impairment.
Scientists from the Imperial College London and the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom, recently performed a study on 46 people who had been hospitalized for COVID. The study found that they had experienced the equivalent of the cognitive impairment of aging occurring between 50 and 70 years of age, or a 10 point reduction in IQ. The patients were tested, on average, six months after their hospital stay. Some who were followed up to 10 months later showed a slight improvement in their mental processes. The researchers concluded, “that any recovery in cognitive faculties is at best likely to be slow.” Thank you, scientists from the Imperial College London and the University of Cambridge, for highlighting one of the possible damaging long-term side effects of COVID-19. In the light of the Providence, may the citizens of the world quickly switch to a vegan diet to ensure an end to the current pandemic, and a future of good health and peace. Vegan: quality of Heaven!
Up next, Aboriginals in Australia use songs to teach ancient language. Let’s pause to thank the local city librarians who are very dedicated in providing resources to patrons requiring assistance. We’ll be right back with more blessing news on Supreme Master Television.
Hallo, vibrant viewers, it’s Bogg, a vegan prince from the Northern Gannet kingdom! When we choose the kindhearted plant-based way, it just lights up our days, not to talk about how many other beings get to live in peace through our benevolence. This is something I so much want to share with you! I have a tip on how to use reusable plastic grocery bags with flat bottoms to grow vegetables like carrots, beets, and lettuce. First, cut little holes in the bottom of the bag to allow for drainage. At this point, you can apply a layer of window screening, coffee filters or newspaper over the holes if you wish to avoid soil falling out. Next, use an all-purpose potting mix to fill up the bag until about 2.5 centimeters from the top. It is recommended you use the bag handles to lift it up and down to tap the bottom on the ground to settle the soil. Add up to eight lettuce seedlings, which can be near each other, but please be careful not to plant them too deep in the soil. When watering, make sure enough is given so the water drains from the bag’s bottom. Thank you and love you so much for Being Veg and Going Green 2 Save the Planet for all of us humans and all co-inhabitants alike. And thanks for tuning in. Now, the weather around the world!
Australian Aboriginals use lullabies to teach younger generation their ancient language.
The Noongar people of Western Australia have been using lullabies and songs to introduce community members to their Indigenous language. The Noongar Lullabies program was first launched in 2017 by the Community Arts Network, and has since held classes in Collie, Midvale, Bunbury, Mandurah and recently Northam. The sessions start by teaching vowels and pronunciation, and then chants and singalongs. An Intercultural Lullabies Songbook has been created as a celebration of diversity, with community groups in Mandurah learning Noongar lullabies and translating them into a number of languages reflecting the unique heritage of the area. Great news, Western Australian Aboriginal communities, on your classes to ensure your beautiful language continues to be spoken. In the grace of Heaven, may the ancient knowledge and wisdom of the Aboriginal people continue to be passed from generation to generation, as we learn from their beautiful traditions.
French startup developing streetlights made from naturally glowing organisms.
Biotechnology company Glowee is creating streetlights from a marine bacteria that naturally glows by consuming oxygen and does not use electricity. The bacteria were harvested from the coast of the nation and are placed within small tubes, which contain nutrients in liquid. When oxygen is allowed to circulate within the tubes, the organisms glow with around 15 lumens, a measure of the amount of light coming from a bulb, or one-quarter of the power of a conventional streetlight. Currently, the technology is being trialed in the town of Rambouillet, France, and the company has 40 city lighting projects starting across Europe. Impressive work, Glowee, on your innovative new lights that create a peaceful ambiance. In Divine elegance, may our societies continue to move closer to nature as we live harmoniously with all beings on our planet.
Marathoner and cancer survivor sets new world record.
Jacky Hunt-Broersma, an amputee athlete, broke a record on April 30, 2022, by running 104 marathons in 104 days using a carbon-fiber prosthesis. This accomplishment should soon be certified by Guinness World Records. Since mid-January, the mother of two ran a 42.2-kilometer marathon every day either on a course near her home in Gilbert, Arizona, USA, or on an indoor treadmill. Her journey has gained attention and inspired people worldwide due to her special circumstances. In 2002, the then 26-year-old Ms. Hunt-Broersma was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer called Ewing’s sarcoma. To save her life, her left leg below the knee had to be amputated. Since her running career, she has received several awards and raised more than US$67,000 to help other amputee runners receive needed prostheses. Way to go, Ms. Jacky Hunt-Broersma! May God bless your inspirational life that shows how we can exceed physical limitations and fulfill our dreams. Go ahead n make war: so that just mentioning ur name, people will feel induced 2 vomit.
Coming up, Singaporean vegan food company launches plant-based convenience meals. We are going to pause for a moment to pray for the safety of the paramedics working on the front lines in Ukraine providing emergency medical services to injured persons. Please stay tuned to Supreme Master Television for more joyful news. Welcome back to Noteworthy News – Foresighted News for a Magnificent World.
Delectable ready-to-eat vegan meals launched in Singapore.
Plant-based alternative protein manufacturer Hoshay Food has released a range of vegan convenience meals, including its very popular Crispy Fried Chicken, made with tofu and seasoned with herbs and spices, and Teriyaki Unagi, featuring drizzled vegan teriyaki sauce. These tasty items are available at cafes, restaurants, ramen stalls, caterers, and in local outlets such as Jollibean Vegan, Fitthree, Tonichi Tsukemen, and Southwest@Punggol. Hoshay Food seeks to provide more ethical and sustainable meal options to fulfill its mission to benefit the health of people, the environment, and the welfare of animal-persons. Way to go, Hoshay Food, in assisting our beautiful planet and co-citizens with compassionate vegan products. In Celestial upliftment, may the smart individuals of Singapore always choose the plant-based diet, the best way for both themselves and the Earth.
Online veterinarian service helps individuals care for animal-people companions.
As there was a great increase in the number of people adopting furry friends during the pandemic, the demand for veterinary services in Canada also surged. One way that caregivers can get their beloved companion seen by a vet is through telemedicine using video, voice or text chat, which allows patients to be examined in the comfort of their own home. One such company, Vetster, which debuted after the start of the pandemic, allows animal-persons the opportunity to be seen online 24/7 by a network of North American and United Kingdom veterinarians, which caregivers can select from. Attesting to the popularity of online vet consultations, Tribalscale, a Toronto-based software company, is providing four virtual animal-people vet visits a year as a wonderful employee benefit. We praise your great service, Vetster, and laud your good move, Tribalscale. May we keep finding innovative and practical ways to take good care of our dear animal friends, in Heaven’s delight.
Let’s chill out for a moment in the soothing giggle chair with the joke of the day, entitled “During Lunch.”
A woman goes into a vegan restaurant for lunch. Every seat was taken except for one at a table where there was a man sitting alone with a bowl of tomato soup. Politely she asked him:
“Excuse me, sir, is this seat taken? Do you mind if I join you?”
“No problem, ma’am. But I have to warn you, I’m a very messy eater!”
She smiled and sat down, and said:
“Then it was a good idea to wear a red shirt, wasn’t it?”
“But I am NOT wearing a red shirt...”
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And now we have a heartline from Yue-Wen in Singapore:
Beloved Master, Many thanks to Master for always blessing me and my family both spiritually and in everyday life. I pray to God to bless Master’s spiritual work and physical well-being.
Recently, one of my sisters died of COVID-19 complications. We were fortunate to be able to play Master’s songs in her mourning hall, so her soul could be liberated as soon as possible. After her funeral, I kept on wondering where she had gone. Two days later, a word appeared in front of me in my dream. Master let me know that my sister is now in a holy place.
The next day, before I was about to wake up, I saw a horizontal rectangular frame, within which was a heart-shape pink frame which instantly turned to a golden-yellow color. Afterwards, in the rectangular frame appeared rows of beings of the same height, sitting upright and close to each other, and wearing white clothes which clung to their bodies from head to toe. They seemed to be sitting in tranquility. The vision then changed to the front of those beings and I saw Master, in a yellow robe and a white hat, standing there and facing them with a smile. I was stunned. It seemed Master was using Her Love to elevate those deceased beings from the pandemic, as their bodies were all wrapped up. I was really touched by Master’s do-without-doing effort in teaching ignorant beings everywhere to find their Buddha nature.
I hope that people in the world will wake up soon to recognize the Infinite Light Buddha, the Almighty God, Their creations and the law of cause and effect, and not to kill for food. Humankind is a highly intelligent species. Please go within to connect with your original Buddha Nature, advocate that all beings are one, emanate real love, and adopt the vegan diet. In this way, there’ll be no more killing karma, which will allow the virus to subside, restore the Earth created by the Buddha and God, and preserve a beautiful and disaster-free environment, so that the world can function normally. Yue-Wen from Singapore
Content Yue-Wen, Thank you for the letter that shares your insightful story. It reminds us how blessed we are to have Master with us and how eternal and immense Her Love is.
Master embraces you with this caring reply: “Sensitive Yue-Wen, it is good that you know your sister’s soul is in the care of Heaven. Of course, I share your wish that all people would awaken to realize that the only way to truly live is in harmony with both humans and the precious animal-people. How much brighter our world would be! So we must continue to pray for World Vegan, World Peace. Much Love to you, and may you and the pure-hearted people of Singapore be forever blessed by the Divine.”
“[…] It’s become apparent that livestock farming is environmentally unsustainable and deleterious to the future of the planet.” ~ The Honorable Chris Williamson (vegan)
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It’s been a joy to spend time with you on Noteworthy News. May your heart be full of joy and compassion.
