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Nejla Gul-Saglam’s Journey from Istanbul to NYC: Education & Empowerment

Neil S - May 16, 2025 4:1 pm

A Journey of Resilience and Achievement: Nejla Gul-Saglam’s Inspiring Path in Engineering ManagementIn 2007, a young woman named Nejla Gul-Saglam embarked on a journey...

USA Men’s Basketball Edges South Sudan by One Point in Paris Tuneup

Neil S - July 31, 2024 11:1 am

Team USA Men's Basketball Narrowly Escapes with a One-Point Win Against South Sudan in Paris 2024 Tune-UpIn a heart-stopping game that had fans on...

$A color close-up photo from the Martian surface shows a circular impression on the flat, hard-looking stone surface, colored brownish-tan, which takes up almost all the image frame. The impression dimensions — its depth compared to its circumference — resembles that of a pie tin. The color of the terrain exposed in the impression is a pale warm tan, much lighter than the surrounding rock. The impression is fractured, in a crack straight down its middle. Another small crack points from the center toward the 4 o’clock position in the circle. To the right of that, the rest of the circle is cleaved off, and the entirety of about one-third of the right side of the circle is missing past a zig-zag line, running from about 1 o’clock to 5 o’clock, leaving an edge that descends below the surface, about twice the depth of the original impression.$

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