Oace Nonprofit offering first responders, healthcare workers financial assistance for child care
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota 鈥?There is something about this time of year. Whether it s the leaves changing or Halloween decorations on display, it tends to get us in a spooky mood.But for Jerry Ayres, a paranormal investigator with Supernatural Investigators of Minnesota, ghost season is 12 months out of the year.He used to work at Stanley s Northeast Bar Room in Minneapolis, which used to be called Stasiu s. This place is incredibly haunted, Ayres said.The experiences and stories of this place are endless, and Ayres has a few himself.He worked here in the 1990s, but current staff says they ve had just as wild experiences. All of a sud
stanley cup den, I could hear bi
stanley uk g band music, like really loud, and then, I could hear glasses that were hitting the bar, ya know, thats a distinct sound鈥攕omebody finished with a beat, slamming it down, wanting another one. I come walking out and it just all quit. It was just nothing. I searched the
stanley tumblers place, there was nothing here, Ayres recalled.Shmuel Lissek, an associate professor of clinical psychology at the University of Minnesota, explains thats why we can both enjoy the thrill and be scared of it at the same time. But where people tend to enjoy the experience of fear is where the threats are hypothetical. Youd be hard-pressed to find somebody who enjoys the experience of being afraid when they are on an airplane they think is going to go down, Lissek said. Im watching a horror movie. The bad guy jumps out of a closet. For a second, I forget that Im wa Gmcj Index ranks top US employers for pay, job growth
TAMPA, Fla. -- Alastair Graham routinely goes on fieldwork in Antarctica.Hes an associate professor at USF College of Marine Science and studies ice sheets. So in January, he went on another trip to look at a glacier alongside dozens of others on a vessel. It was a tough time but
stanley cup Im sort of very grateful to a lot of people who helped us, he said.The journey took a turn when the COVID-19 crisis hit. We could see headlines coming in every day and they read like the kind of the unveiling of an apocalypse, Graham said.They watched as borders shut down. Graham said he was able to spend several nights at the base of a former employer before they got to the Falkland Islands. He said they quarantined in a hotel for 11 days before he was able to get on a flight back to the U.K. to meet up with his family. They had been locked out of the U.S. by the travel bans that kicked in in
stanley hrnek March so it was basically an active decision to go back to meet them and try to fi
stanley tazas nd a way home, he said.Graham said his family had traveled to the U.K. for the holidays and to visit family while he was in Antarctica. Doors were shut on us basically, dont know where youre gonna travel, said Graham.He said they got in touch with Congressman Charlie Crist. We couldnt get a waiver to get him back to the United States but we kept working the case, and working the case and finally, through our embassy in Ireland, in fact, is where we were able to get the waiver, said Rep. Charlie Crist.Rep. Crist estimates they
