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The EbonLiner

The EbonLiner

By: Gail Nobles
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  • Tyler Owens 11:19:25 1.18 PM

    Tyler Owens 11:19:25 1.18 PM
    Nov 19 2025
    Story by: Gail Nobles
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    Today, we shine a spotlight on an extraordinary young talent making waves in the NFL—Tyler Owens! This dynamic safety, born on the merry date of May 12, 2001, has charted a remarkable path to the Washington Commanders. From his college days with the Texas Longhorns and Texas Tech Red Raiders, Tyler showed he has what it takes to stand tall on the big stage! So strap in, as we delve into the story of this undrafted free agent who’s ready to make a name for himself in the heart of the nation's capital!

    Now, let me tell you about this young man, Tyler Owens. He has a most intriguing story, indeed. Born in 2001, he emerged from the great state of Texas, gracing the football field first with the Texas Longhorns and later with the Texas Tech Red Raiders. He’s an athlete with tenacity, an eye for the game, and an indomitable spirit. In 2024, after not being selected in the draft—a puzzling oversight, if you ask me—he signed with the Washington Commanders as an undrafted free agent. This is the kind of narrative that inspires—overcoming the odds, seeking redemption. The Commanders have acquired a gem, and one can only speculate how he will take the field. His journey has only just begun, and it promises to be one of intrigue and excitement as he makes his mark in the NFL!

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  • Dorsalee-Spoon Ring & Armor 1 11:7:25 3.30 PM

    Dorsalee-Spoon Ring & Armor 1 11:7:25 3.30 PM
    Nov 7 2025
    Story: Dorsalee Spoon Ring & Armor Part 1
    Story by: Gail Noble © 2025
    Cover Illus. by Gail Nobles

    Dorsalee’s heart was heavy; nearly a year had passed since her twin sister, Janice, was taken from this world in the most brutal of ways.

    Janice had always represented mystery. While they were growing up, she had been a whirlwind of secrets. There were rumors swirling around about her sister's past, whispers of things Janice had seen, or perhaps uncovered, that made her life orbit around shadows. In her final moments, before tragedy struck, she had handed Dorsalee a peculiar token: an armor spoon ring, made from a spoon, resembling both elegance and strength. "Wear it for me, Dorsalee. In the face of darkness, remember your light," Janice had told her, tears shimmering in her brown eyes.

    Dorsalee had promised to wear it; it was all she had left of her sister. She slipped it on her finger every morning, hoping its enchantment would protect her from the evils of the world that had taken her sister away.

    Little did she know, darkness had not retreated. Instead, it was searching for her. The murderer who had taken the life of Janice was still out there, lurking like a shadow waiting to embrace her. He had never been caught, evading justice, but his mind was a web of obsession. He had watched Janice, and now, he had turned his sights onto Dorsalee.

    In the weeks following Janice’s funeral, strange occurrences began to unfurl in Dorsalee’s life. She found herself followed—the echo of footsteps behind her, a chill that would crawl down her spine. But she wouldn’t let fear engulf her. Dorsalee found comfort in her sister’s spirit; she kept a journal of Janice’s secrets, piecing together her mysterious life from the pieces left behind. It was a medley of poetry, recipes, and puzzles that painted Janice as a warrior, her armor made from the very essence of life.

    You're listening to Dorsalee - Fashion Fiction. Story by Gail Nobles © 2025.


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  • The Ethiopian Jews 11:6:25 1.53 PM

    The Ethiopian Jews 11:6:25 1.53 PM
    Nov 6 2025
    Photo: Center for Jewish History, NYC - Flickr
    Usage: Wikipedia No restrictions
    Story by Gail Nobles


    **Introduction** Ethiopian Jews, recognized as Beta Israel, hold a unique position within the Jewish diaspora, claiming descent from the ancient tribes of Israel, specifically the Tribe of Dan. This report explores their historical origins, migration, and contemporary status.

    **Historical Origins** Beta Israel traces its roots back to the biblical period when members of the Tribe of Dan, along with those from the tribes of Gad, Asher, and Naphtali, migrated southward into the Kingdom of Kush (present-day Ethiopia and Sudan) during the tumultuous times surrounding the destruction of the First Temple. This migration is believed to have led to the establishment of Jewish communities in the region.

    **Geographic Distribution** Historically, the Beta Israel community was dispersed across more than 500 small villages in the Amhara and Tigray regions of northern Ethiopia. Over time, the majority settled in areas that are now known as North Gondar Zone, including Shire Inda Selassie, Wolqayit, Tselemti, Dembia, Segelt, Quara, and Belesa. These regions became the heartlands of Ethiopian Jewish culture and religious practice.

    **Migration to Israel** From the 1980s onwards, a significant wave of Aliyah (Jewish immigration) allowed a large number of Beta Israel to resettle in Israel. This migration was facilitated by various Israeli governmental initiatives, reflecting the recognition of their Jewish identity and heritage. As a result, the majority of Beta Israel now reside in Israel, contributing to the cultural diversity of the nation.

    **Conclusion** The Ethiopian Jews, or Beta Israel, represent a rich history and culture intertwined with the larger narrative of the Jewish people. Their journey from ancient Israel to Ethiopia and their subsequent migration to Israel highlight their resilience and the importance of preserving unique cultural identities within the global Jewish community.

    I’m Gail Nobles podcast sounding off for now. Tune in again for more next time on Mapps.

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