A 102-year-old woman has become the oldest skydiver in Britain after jumping out of a plane at 7,000-feet. Daredevil Manette Baillie celebrated her latest birthday this month with a tandem skydive at Beccles Airfield in Suffolk, England—her first ever parachute jump. She said she was ‘breathless’ after the jump, which also raised money for charity. […] The post 102-Year-old Woman Becomes Britain’s Oldest Skydiver–to Inspire People in Their 80s or 90s ‘Not to Give up Anything’ appeared first on Good News Network.

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This week brought a few noteworthy movie and TV trailers — the big one being Sonic the Hedgehog 3. And while I won’t include them here, you should check out some of the trailers included with our coverage of the most recent Nintendo Direct (shoutout to the Nintendo DS Castlevania games collection). It’s clear that summer is winding down, and so are the big blockbusters. Things will liven up a bit with Beetlejuice Beetlejuice next week, but things are looking quiet for a little bit after that. Sonic the Hedghehog 3 Sonic the Hedgehog 3 finally brings Sonic’s big nemesis, Shadow, into the mix, played by Keanu Reeves. The trailer only gave a bit of Reeves’ voice but makes up for it with lots of Jim Carrey’s disheveled and depressed Dr.... Continue reading…

Much of the prehistory of Mesoamerica is veiled in deep mystery, with just hints of the life of ancient societies. But some sites that persevered through the centuries help us paint a better picture of that long gone era. One such site is known as Casas Grandes. Nestled in the rugged landscape of northern Chihuahua, Mexico, the Casas Grandes site, also known as Paquimé, stands as a testament to the ingenuity and complexity of ancient cultures of North America. This UNESCO World Heritage site, once a bustling city, offers a glimpse into the pre-Columbian world, where architecture, trade, and social organization flourished in ways that continue to captivate archaeologists and historians alike. The ruins of Casas Grandes, with their intricate multi-story buildings, sophisticated water management systems, and evidence of far-reaching trade networks, reveal a society that was both innovative and influential in the region. ·Closely Related Elite Parents Sacrificed Child in Pre-Columbian Mexico ·Drinking in the Past: Centuries Old Evidence for Consumption of Corn Beer Found in Mexico Read moreSection: NewsAmericasAncient PlacesRead Later 

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Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris said Saturday that her Republican rival Donald Trump "disrespected sacred ground" at a US military cemetery during a contentious pre-election visit.

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