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I seek refuge in Allah from the cursed Satan

I seek refuge in Allah from the cursed Satan

27. Which is harder to create: you or the sky?

27. Which is harder to create: you or the sky?

He built it,

He built it,

27. Which is harder to create: you or the sky?

27. Which is harder to create: you or the sky?

He built it,

He built it,

27. Which is harder to create: you or the sky? He built it,

27. Which is harder to create: you or the sky? He built it,

27. Which is harder to create: you or the sky? He built it,

27. Which is harder to create: you or the sky? He built it,

28. raising it high and forming it flawlessly.

28. raising it high and forming it flawlessly.

28. raising it high and forming it flawlessly.

28. raising it high and forming it flawlessly.

29. He dimmed its night, and brought forth its daylight.

29. He dimmed its night, and brought forth its daylight.

29. He dimmed its night, and brought forth its daylight.

29. He dimmed its night, and brought forth its daylight.

30. As for the earth, He spread it out as well,

30. As for the earth, He spread it out as well,

30. As for the earth, He spread it out as well,

30. As for the earth, He spread it out as well,

31. bringing forth its water and pastures

31. bringing forth its water and pastures

31. bringing forth its water and pastures

31. bringing forth its water and pastures

32. and setting the mountains firmly ˹ upon it ˺—

32. and setting the mountains firmly ˹ upon it ˺—

32. and setting the mountains firmly ˹ upon it ˺—

32. and setting the mountains firmly ˹ upon it ˺—

33. all as ˹ a means of ˺ sustenance for you and your animals.

33. all as ˹ a means of ˺ sustenance for you and your animals.

33. all as ˹ a means of ˺ sustenance for you and your animals.

33. all as ˹ a means of ˺ sustenance for you and your animals.

33. all as ˹ a means of ˺ sustenance for you and your animals.

For more infomation >> Sūrat an-Nāziʻāt Part #3 verses (27 - 33) سورة النازعات / California, USA. - Duration: 3:04.

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E. Coli Outbreak Linked Romaine Lettuce From California - Duration: 0:27.

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NH breweries team up with California beer-maker to help wildfire victims - Duration: 1:50.

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Romaine Lettuce In E. Coli Outbreak Linked To California - Duration: 0:26.

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Brewers supporting California fire victims - Duration: 1:58.

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FDA: Romaine Lettuce In E. Coli Outbreak Linked To California - Duration: 1:07.

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Tamera Mowry tears up talking about niece killed in California bar shooting - News Live - Duration: 2:14.

 Weeks after losing her niece during the California bar massacre, Tamera Mowry had a teary return to "The Real" on Monday

 Mowry confirmed on Nov. 8 that Alaina Housley, 18, was killed at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks, California, when a gunman opened fire, leaving 12 people dead

 "Our family's been through a lot. But the interesting thing about grief is that you've got to find the balance of moving forward and grieving at the same time," Mowry, 40, told her co-hosts as her eyes welled up

 She added, "It's just been a little over two weeks. She would want me to be here and she would want me, sweet Alaina, to move forward

I don't like to say move on, because I don't think I'll ever move on with the fact that she's not here with me or with our family

"  Mowry then decided to use the opportunity to speak out against gun violence.  "[Housley] would want me to move forward and to use her voice as a catalyst for change, and that's why I'm here today

"  She continued, "We need change when it comes to gun violence. And I don't care if I have to knock on the doors of the White House to do it, to advocate change

"  The actress explained that America needs to heal.  "Our country — it's sad to say this, but you have to be living underneath a rock to not believe these words — our country is sick," she said

"It's diseased. It needs healing. It needs healing from within. We're so divided

We should never have to fight for the safety of our children. We should never have to fight for that

That should just happen out of your heart, out of human decency. And I feel that if we talk to our representatives and talk from that place, just maybe, maybe we will be able to move forward

"  Housley was laid to rest earlier this month. Share this:

For more infomation >> Tamera Mowry tears up talking about niece killed in California bar shooting - News Live - Duration: 2:14.

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FDA: Romaine lettuce is safe if it's not from central California - Duration: 0:28.

For more infomation >> FDA: Romaine lettuce is safe if it's not from central California - Duration: 0:28.

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Breweries Team Up and Make New Beer to Provide Aid to California Fire Victims - Duration: 2:14.

For more infomation >> Breweries Team Up and Make New Beer to Provide Aid to California Fire Victims - Duration: 2:14.

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Santa Monica California Happy Holidays - Duration: 1:00.

We are in Santa Monica...

This is the tree

of Santa Monica city

We are at the Promanade

an open city mall

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Ohio breweries offer a new craft beer to raise funds for California Wildfire victims - Duration: 2:00.

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Can You Help Me With My Identity Theft Problem? Howard Silver California Injury Attorney - Duration: 1:28.

When a client calls me about an identity theft problem, they always ask me: Can you help

me get this creditor off my back?

My answer is yes, I can.

What I do is number one I make sure you've done what you need to do first.

Make that police report.

Make the identity theft affidavit.

Send that information to the creditor.

Let them know that this isn't your debt and let them know if they don't stop, you're

going to hire somebody like me.

Now, then if you hire me, I'm going to tell that creditor: Hey, listen, you better leave

this consumer alone because if you don't, you're going to be facing a lawsuit.

In California, we have a very, very pro-consumer law that not only can eliminate the debt but

can get you your money back, your expenses paid for, damages and even in some cases,

a civil penalty, and attorney's fees and legal costs.

My name is Howard Silver.

If you want more information about my services at the Law Offices of Howard D. Silver, please

visit my website at www.caconsumeradvocate.com, or call me at area code 818-597-2610.

I'm available to take your call, and it's a FREE consultation.

For more infomation >> Can You Help Me With My Identity Theft Problem? Howard Silver California Injury Attorney - Duration: 1:28.

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American Airlines puts together hygiene kits for California fire victims - Duration: 0:56.

For more infomation >> American Airlines puts together hygiene kits for California fire victims - Duration: 0:56.

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Patunia and Lisa, The Native California Chaparral - Duration: 4:56.

Isn't this plant neat looking look how blue it is.

It's a..

Electric Blue Sage!

Oh!That's a native plant in our lovely chaparral in Southern California!

What's a native plant?

A native plant is a plant that occurs naturally in a region in which they evolved in.

The problem is that in the U.S. we currently have a human dominated method of landscaping,

think of it as a giant unsustainable green carpet that takes alot of resournces to keep

up and maintain.

Zzzz....

Lisa Lisa L-Lisa Hmm?

You need to stay awake this is really important and you should pay attention!

Anyways!

Lush green grass doesnt belong in a chaparral biome.

But I thought green grass is what everyone has Petunia?

Exactly that grass isn not from around here and was brought in and reproduced so much

because it was the ideal landscape for the "perfect home".

Are there any edible plants that grow in the Chaparral Biome?

Oh yeah!

Huckleberry is a big favorite you can also use sage currants and pacific crab apples

and valencia orange trees too!

So why is it so important to have native plants?

I'm blad you asked Lisa!BIODIVERSITY!

Bio- what?

Biodiversity you see there are alot of plants and animals and insects that are used to being

in this biome that we dont see much anymore becuase of urbanization.

What kinds of animals would be here?

Well, look here, as you can see there are alot of birds for starters that you can still

see today, Coopers Hawks, Song Birds, Hummingbirds, California Blue Jays, and Quails, The Great

Horned Owl and more!Then for insects we have native Bees, some other polinators, Western

Sheep Moth, and we cant forget the Mountain Mohagony Hairstreak Butterfly.

Wow those sound like they help with pollinating native plants!

Yes there are also great tree's like the Coast Red Wood, The Giant Sequoia, and many many

others!

Did you know the Opossum is our only Marcupial?

Hey what other animals are apart of the Chaparral Biome Petunia?

Well, we have a few foxes, the Grey Fox the SanJuaquine Kit Fox, the Western Spotted Skunk,

A variety of mice, Coyote, Mountain Lion, Bobcat, Mule Deer, the Grizzly bear and bats!

So urbanization is taking all of that away?

And then some Lisa, Native plants are self sustaining and can withstand drought which

is vital for our environment as we are facing a water shortage.

The chaparral we live in is typically a low rain yeilding environment and traditional

landscape for the ideal american home at 1200 square feet can require 30,000 gallons of

water a year!

THAT'S PRACTICALLY THE OCEAN!!

Hahaha not quite Lisa.

Well being informed on the benifits of native landscaping opposed to the high maintenence

energy intensive landscape or lawn is a start.

Then we can impliment changes by replacing unsustainable plants with native plants and

those can be planted any time of the year but good times are usually in Autumn or Winter

as the rain we should recieve gives baby native plants help and a kick start.

Also, having native plants around your fruit or vegetable garden is a good way to increase

outcome as it attracts those native pollinators.

Wow Petunia how did you get so smart about the chaparral biome?

Well, my professor V is really good at opening your mind with how passionate she is in my

humans and the environment class.

She introduced me to Mr. and Mrs. Waters who have a native garden!

Wow!

Yeaah!

I'm gonna sign up there's so much I don't know!

Oh Lisa look at this!

What is that??

This is the future site of the chaparral garden at Cerritos College!!

SO COOL!

Iknow right!

Is your professor doing that??Yeah and we're gonna help her and it's gonna be super fun

you should come but..

But we don't have hands..Hey Petunia is that a Coopers Hawk chasing a song bird??

Haha no silly that's just Genymede and Pepe playing around!Oh how cute!

So Cute!

The End!!

Bye bye! bye bye bye bye.

Bye! bye!

For more infomation >> Patunia and Lisa, The Native California Chaparral - Duration: 4:56.

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FBI releases timeline of slayings linked to convicted California serial killer Sam Little - Duration: 6:06.

Sam Little, the convicted murderer who earlier this year claimed he had killed at least 90 women across the U

S., has confessed to slayings in at least 37 cities stretching back decades, according to an FBI timeline made public Tuesday

 Little, 78, had long been a target of law enforcement after he was linked to the strangulation deaths of prostitutes in Mississippi and Florida in the 1980s, but he eluded conviction

Advertisement  In 2012, a cold-case investigation by the Los Angeles Police Department led to his capture in Louisville, Ky

, and his eventual conviction in 2014 in three murders. He stayed silent in a California prison until May, when Texas Ranger James Holland began to develop a rapport with him, investigators have said

 Since September, Little has confessed to 90 killings, and the FBI team working with Holland has corroborated his involvement in 34 of those cases, with "many more pending confirmation," according to an article published on the FBI's website Tuesday

 Little "went through city and state and gave Ranger Holland the number of people he had killed in each place," including three people in Phoenix, and one each in Jackson, Miss

, Cincinnati and Las Vegas, said Christina Palazzolo, a criminal analyst with the FBI's Violent Criminal Apprehension Program

 According to a map made public by the FBI on Tuesday, Little has confessed to crimes in 37 cities

Eighteen of those killings, including the three for which Little was convicted in 2014, took place in Los Angeles, according to the FBI

 The additional 15 slayings he confessed to took place between 1987 and 1996, according to the FBI, but none of those have been corroborated

Little also confessed to the 1984 killing of a woman in San Bernardino, but that death also has yet to be corroborated

A man claims he's killed at least 90 across the U.S. It's up to police to find the truth By James Queally Nov 25, 2018 | 8:30 AM  Little, who was known to float in and out of cities in the Southeast and was described by investigators as a transient, also confessed to 10 killings in Florida, four of which took place in Miami

 The Miami Police Department has not responded to requests for comment from The Times, which chronicled Little's professed string of killings earlier this week

 Some investigators have suggested Little's choice of victims may have insulated him from capture for years

Lt. Darren Versiga, an investigator in Pascagoula, Miss., where Little has confessed to one slaying and may have attacked at least two other women, said police may have been hesitant to believe assault claims from black prostitutes in the Deep South 30 or 40 years ago

 "At that time frame, through societal ways, we just didn't believe prostitutes when they cried rape," Versiga told The Times last week

 Other law enforcement leaders have expressed frustration with Little's ability to flout conviction for decades

 "Did he kill 10 women? Did he kill 20?" said Los Angeles County Deputy Dist. Atty

Beth Silverman, who secured Little's 2014 conviction in Los Angeles. "I think he made a mockery of the justice system up and down the United States

"  Little is being held in Odessa, Texas, where he has been charged with murder in the 1994 death of Denise Brothers

His attorney has not responded to requests for comment. The FBI said Little "is in poor health and will likely stay in prison in Texas until his death

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