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The driver, a man in his fifties from Alberta, was taken to hospital to be treated for serious, but non-life threatening injuries. The female passenger, a woman in her 60's also from Alberta, was ejected in the collision and died at the scene from her injuries. Speed and impairment are not being considered as contributing factors to this collision.
Northern Rockies Traffic Services, the Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Service, Commercial Vehicle and Safety Enforcement officers and the BC Coroners' Service continue to investigate the cause of this crash. Highway 97 was fully re-opened at approximately 6:45 PM.
Police would like to remind motorists of the importance of wearing seatbelts at all times, as they are designed to keep you in your seat and contained within the vehicle, lessening the chance of injury or death if you are involved in a collision.
This information was provided by BC RCMP Traffic Services. Email your news tips to reporter Tom Summer at |||EMAIL_ADDRESS||| Northeast Regional Community Foundation donates to Peace...<filename>apps/client/src/app/lazy-data/model/lazy-gathering-item.ts
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We tend to confuse our thinking about a relationship with the relationship itself.
Much of the time when we interact with someone, we’re interacting with our thinking: memories, judgments, hopes, or expectations of the person. Our feelings of that person come from previous experiences with them, and the previous experiences become anticipations of how they’ll act this time around too. In other words, when we’re engaging with another person, we’re mostly engaging with the past or the future related to that person.
The issue here, though, is that there’s only ever the present. In the present, the past is a memory and the future is a fantasy, both of which are thoughts. Hence, we tend to confuse our thinking about a relationship with the relationship itself.
True listening can only occur in the present. In a conversation, we may draw on memories from the past, or we may reference hopes, fears, expectations, and fantasies for the future. But listening is a present phenomenon. And while we have judgments, ideas, and criticisms come to mind while listening, we don’t need to feed them with energy or focus. In true listening, we feed with energy our awareness of what the other is actually communicating.
Hear what’s being said. Don’t just listen to the first few words and then think you understand where they’re going. Hear everything they’re saying. If you’re struggling to hear the other person through the filter of your own thinking, then repeat the other person’s words in your head. It’s simple and gets the job done. This allows their spoken thoughts to take precedence in your thinking mind over your own thoughts.
Hear the emotion behind what’s being said. We’re not just hearing a description or a story. There’s a person there talking to us, and people are always feeling something. What is the speaker feeling as they talk to you? What’s the emotion behind what they’re saying.
Hear the commitment or intention behind what’s being said. We’ve always got an intention or commitment behind our communications. Unless we’re practiced at creating specific intentions before conversations, mostly our intentions are default intentions. But they’re still intentions! Examples of intentions or commitments we may hear: being right, surviving, feeling good, making the world a better place, respect and honor, compassion, understanding, etc.
Hear the gold, the genius, the divine in the person expressing themselves. Hearing the gold means finding nuggets of truth or insight in what the other is saying. Humans are beautiful and elegant beings. In all interactions we really can get in touch with the true self of the person we’re talking with. (By true self I mean the unbreakable, untarnishable, perfect spiritual essence at the source of ourselves and each other. If we are breathing, that part of us is there.) Practicing hearing this part of people is the biggest gift we can give them, and it’s likely the biggest gift we can give ourselves too. This is an access to unconditional love.
These four levels of listening may just peel back the illusions of our thinking about the other. When this happens, we get in touch with the person actually there with us, and it's nearly impossible to not get moved by or feel love for who we see.
P.S. Our workshop for adults, Tools We Should’ve Learned Years Ago, is ending this week. I’m so grateful to the participants who have made this such a powerful experience for me and each other. And I'm grateful to you, my readers, who have encouraged me to pursue sharing the transformative power of these ideas.Massive pits have been dug on the road for the construction of a ramp of Moghbazar-Mouchak flyover. Besides, piling work has been underway. The road is choked with piled-up soil and construction materials.
Numerous potholes have appeared on the road, particularly near Karwan Bazar wholesale fish market and in front of Bangladesh Film Development Corporation, following recent rains and the surface is breaking up regularly.
“The road has been in a very bad state since the Moghbazar-Malibagh flyover project authorities embarked on building the ramp,” said Lokman Hossain, a fish trader at the wholesale market.
Occupying the entire central width of the road, the contractor has piled up excavated soil and kept construction equipment there, leaving very narrow space for traffic.
The road is now under a thick layer of mud in front of the fish market and BGMEA building, making all vehicles, especially the non-motorised ones, struggle to get through, added Lokman.
Abdur Razzak, executive engineer of Dhaka North City Corporation, said they handed over around 150 metre stretch of the road to the flyover authorities on conditions that the road would be kept passable for commuters and be returned to the DNCC in its usual condition after completion of the