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Yahoo
23-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Longtime Academy resident reflects after tornado damages home
ST. LOUIS – A longtime resident of the Academy/Sherman Park neighborhood in north St. Louis reflects on the damage a tornado caused to the community. Stacie Dash, 65, has been a member of the Academy/Sherman Park neighborhood for an extended period of time, sharing that she has lived in the community her whole life. 'I have lived here my whole life. I attended Clark Elementary. I graduated from Soldan High School,' Dash said. 'I have raised my family here, my children, two sons, they graduated from Soldan High School. So yes, I've been here mostly my whole life.' Around the time the tornado entered the neighborhood, Dash remembers that everything around her became 'eerily quiet.' Dash reflects that the power to her home shut down at some point and she began to feel a sudden movement in her house, which is made out of brick and stone. 'All my windows were busting out of my house and this great gush of wind came straight through the house with debris and dirt that is just picking up and whirling all around me,' Dash said. Everything was gone.. so I come to the front of the house and I find everything from upstairs—furniture, clothing and everything just push down the steps in front of the front door.' Donate here: Help support St. Louis storm victims Once Dash, made it out of her home, she was left surprised to see her neighborhood significantly impacted through the damage the EF-3 tornado caused. 'I was crying while I was in the house, and when I finally came outside and said 'I thought it was, oh, poor me'. I looked over and I saw what had happened over here. I said, well, I'm blessed. I'm blessed to be alive.' Dash admits that she cried several times after the tornado and that it was initially hard for her to talk with other people about it, but as each day passed, she became stronger. 'It used to be hard for me to talk about what happened,' Dash said. 'I cried Friday. I cried Saturday. I cried. It brought tears to my eyes immediately looking at everything. But I feel as each day goes, and I'm surviving each day, I'm becoming more stronger.' Dash is one of many individuals impacted by the EF-3 tornado that surged through parts of St. Louis. If you would like to support the tornado recovery efforts, FOX 2, St. Louis 11, and KMOX have teamed up with the American Red Cross to help support St. Louisans devastated by last week's deadly tornado. To donate, click here. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
19-05-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Woman 'loves' new horse rescued from motorway
A yard owner who helped rescue a horse after it was spotted running across two motorways says "everyone has fallen in love with him". The loose horse was found by Jade Plummer, who works at Blossom Hill Equestrian centre near Gloucester, on the M32 in Bristol at about 20:00 BST on Thursday. After seeing the horse, she manoeuvred her car to block traffic from potentially hitting the animal. Ms Plummer said: "We didn't really think at the time. We just did it because we didn't want the horse to get hurt or people to get hurt." More news stories for Gloucestershire Listen to the latest news for Gloucestershire Ms Plummer said the "worst bit" was when the horse reached the M4 slip road, where cars were travelling fast. "I had to use my car to get him up and down on to the hard shoulder, that was probably the worst part of it," she said. Avon and Somerset Police arrived and closed the road so the animal could be captured safely, and Ms Plummer agreed to take care of the horse, who she has now called Dash. It is still unclear where Dash came from or how he managed to reach the M32. Since taking him in, a vet has said Dash is four years old. She said: "But if you were to look at him you would think he is 18 months old. He's quite skinny, you can see his hip bones and you can feel all his ribs." She added Dash is "a lot brighter in himself" but "he's still got a long way to go". "At the minute, he won't drink water," she said. "We're having to feed him certain feeds which are quite hydrating to get as much water into him as possible. "We're having to syringe water into him regularly to keep him as hydrated as possible." She added: "He will be a permanent addition. Everyone on the yard has fallen in love with him, he's only been there for a couple of days." Dash is now in need of vet treatment as he as a range of medical needs such as skin tumours, and Ms Plummer has set up a crowdfunder. It has so far raised more than £1,100. Follow BBC Gloucestershire on Facebook, X and Instagram. Send your story ideas to us on email or via WhatsApp on 0800 313 4630. Badminton Horse Trials: Putting on the show Woman still riding at 100 with no plans to give up Bonfire night 'catastrophic' for horses and zoos Avon and Somerset Police
BBC News
19-05-2025
- Automotive
- BBC News
M4 escaped horse rescued after running between two motorways
A yard owner who helped rescue a horse after it was spotted running across two motorways says "everyone has fallen in love with him".The loose horse was found by Jade Plummer, who works at Blossom Hill Equestrian centre near Gloucester, on the M32 in Bristol at about 20:00 BST on seeing the horse, she manoeuvred her car to block traffic from potentially hitting the Plummer said: "We didn't really think at the time. We just did it because we didn't want the horse to get hurt or people to get hurt." Ms Plummer said the "worst bit" was when the horse reached the M4 slip road, where cars were travelling fast."I had to use my car to get him up and down on to the hard shoulder, that was probably the worst part of it," she and Somerset Police arrived and closed the road so the animal could be captured safely, and Ms Plummer agreed to take care of the horse, who she has now called is still unclear where Dash came from or how he managed to reach the M32. Since taking him in, a vet has said Dash is four years said: "But if you were to look at him you would think he is 18 months old. He's quite skinny, you can see his hip bones and you can feel all his ribs." She added Dash is "a lot brighter in himself" but "he's still got a long way to go"."At the minute, he won't drink water," she said."We're having to feed him certain feeds which are quite hydrating to get as much water into him as possible."We're having to syringe water into him regularly to keep him as hydrated as possible."She added: "He will be a permanent addition. Everyone on the yard has fallen in love with him, he's only been there for a couple of days."Dash is now in need of vet treatment as he as a range of medical needs such as skin tumours, and Ms Plummer has set up a crowdfunder. It has so far raised more than £1,100.
Korea Herald
18-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
Virtual group Plave to launch first Asia tour
Pioneering virtual idol group to kick off 'Dash: Quantum Leap' tour after record-breaking success Plave, the leading K-pop group in the virtual artist scene, is set to embark on its first Asia tour. According to agency Vlast, Plave will kick off its "Dash: Quantum Leap" Asia tour with a concert at the KSPO Dome in Seoul from Aug. 15 to 17. This will be their first performance since the "Hello, Asterum! Encore" held in Seoul in October 2024. The KSPO Dome, which can accommodate over 10,000 people, is widely considered a benchmark of popularity and success for K-pop idol groups. Plave will be the first virtual idol group ever to perform on its stage. Starting in Seoul, Plave will go on to perform in five other cities, Taipei on Aug. 23, Hong Kong on Oct. 1, Jakarta on Oct. 18, Bangkok on Oct. 25 and Tokyo on Nov. 1–2. Debuting in 2023, Plave is a five-member virtual boy group consisting of Yejun, Noah, Bamby, Eunho and Hamin. They've quickly risen in popularity across Korea and Asia, becoming one of the most successful virtual idol acts in K-pop. Using motion tracking and real-time rendering, the group translates the performers' actual movements directly into their virtual characters. Unlike AI-generated virtual humans, Plave's members perform live vocals and choreography at their concerts. The group's third mini album "Caligo Pt.1," released in February, featured the main track 'Dash,' which became the first song by a virtual idol group to enter Billboard's Global 200 chart. The album also broke Melon records with its highest-ever 24-hour streaming numbers, making Plave the only artist to simultaneously join both the Billions Club and the Millions Album record categories within a day of release. Plave is also set to expand its reach further with official Japanese debut single 'Hide and Seek,' scheduled for release on June 16.
Time of India
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Where to find all the Wolf Statues in Ancestral Forge in Doom The Dark Ages
(Image via To explore the Ancestral Forge in Doom The Dark Ages reveals the cryptic challenges. It includes the spectral Wolf Statues that guard the mysterious reward. The statues are tied to the critical puzzles, and their hidden placements have left the players scrambling. So, if you are stuck and are finding it difficult to track them down, here is the breakdown of how you can crack the enigma. Wolf Statues locations in Ancestral Forge in Doom The Dark Ages Doom The Dark Ages - Chapter 9: Ancestral Forge All Collectibles & Gold Locations - 100% There are 3 Wolf Statues in Doom The Dark Ages Ancestral Forge. The first statue lurks near the pink forcefield—high above the spectral wolves. Look up from glowing figures, and there you can spot the statue perched on the ledge. The well-aimed shield throw can shatter it quicker. Make sure to watch for the enemies who ambush the nearby tunnels. For the 2nd statue, circle towards the opposite side of the central crater. Shielded by the red barrier, the statue sits exposed on the cliff edge. Clear out the hostile forces here to disable the barrier and then demolish the statue. The third statute will need backtracking. It needs Chapter 9's secret key—smash a breakable wall near the Ancestral Heart charge point to get the key. Once you have it, unlock the sealed door near the entrance of the area. Inside, the final wolf statue is guarded by the hulking Nightmare Imp Stalker. So, be prepared for the fierce showdown. Why do these Wolf Statues matter? To destroy all the 3 statues will disable the pink forcefield. It will grant you access to the knight statue, holding the Wraithstone . The rare items are important to max out the weapon upgrades and unlock the mastery challenges, making them the priority for late-game builds. Beyond the loot, the Ancestral Forge's design also rewards exploration. The scattered clues, like the spectral wolves and the breakable walls, give encouragement to the players to slow down and observe their surroundings. Rushing through will risk missing some upgrades that transform combat efficiency against the brutal foes of Doom the Dark Ages. Doom The Dark Ages gameplay tips for efficient hunt While the statues could be tackled in either of the orders, give priority to the third one. Chapter 9 key is needed to reach it, and it remains hidden behind the destructible wall near the Ancestral Heart charge point. Use the shield for breaking through. The route minimizes the backtracking. Additionally, combat readiness is an important key. The areas around the statues quite often spawn the waves of demons. So, ensure that mobility tools like Dash are upgraded to avoid attacks while targeting statues. Keep the shields stocked up for quicker throws, and use environmental hazards like explosive barrels, lava pits, and more to thin the enemy crowds.
