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At Least 60 Iranian Journalists Jailed In Protest Crackdown

At Least 60 Iranian Journalists Jailed In Protest Crackdown Quick summary: 1. The following journalists have been released: Fatemeh Babakhani on September 19, Batul Balali on October 1, Shahram Azmoodeh on October 3, Fatemeh Rajabi on October 18, Ahmad Reza Halabisaz on October 1, Navid Jamshidi on November 23, Ali Salem on October 11, Mandana Sadeghi on November 27, Mehdi Amirpour on December 6 and Farshid Ghorbanpour on December 7. 2.  Batul Balali, journalist with Fardaye Kerman news agency and the local magazine Pasargad in Kerman, arrested on September 22 and released on October 1 3.  Saba Sherdoost, freelance journalist, arrested on October 10 in Tehran #biyro #mugshot #police #handcuffs #wshh More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/at-least-60-iranian-journalists-jailed-in-protest-crackdown/

It's not about you. How to reframe rejection as an opportunity—not an obstacle

It's not about you. How to reframe rejection as an opportunity—not an obstacle Recent highlights: 1. See rejection as a learning opportunityYou might not notice it right away, but rejection is a rich learning opportunity. 2. How to reframe rejection as an opportunity—not an obstacleWith careful reframing, rejection can be one of the most constructive things you can experience. 3. Why rejection hurts—and how we internalize itThere's no downplaying the agonizing shame and embarrassment that rejection can bring forward. 4. Why rejection has very little to do with youIt's hard to not take rejection personally #biyro #meditation #viral #goals #love More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/its-not-about-you-how-to-reframe-rejection-as-an-opportunitynot-an-obstacle/

Unexpected act of kindness connects man to brother lost in the last days of World War II

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Unexpected act of kindness connects man to brother lost in the last days of World War II Quick summary: 1. Rather, it was what the rock represented: the memory of Jerry's older brother William Buddy Isley, who was among the last of some 407,000 Americans killed in World War II.Buddy and all of his crewmates on a B-29 Superfortress bomber died following a crash into the side of that mountain on June 1, 1945, just 2½ months before the emperor announced Japan's surrender. 2. William Isley, who died when a B-29 airplane crashed during a mission to Osaka, Japan, on June 1, 1945.  3. Isley died when a B-29 airplane crashed during a mission to Osaka, Japan, on June 1, 1945 #biyro #bringbacksmokey #iselybrothers #friday #deebo More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/unexpected-act-of-kindness-connects-man-to-brother-lost-in-the-last-days-of-world-war-ii/