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Eight local women celebrities launch mentorship for single mothers
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Mompreneur Asia co-founder Niney Chong (L2) and celebrity Sazzy Falak (L3) at a charity breaking of fast organised by Celepets in Kuala Lumpur on May 13, 2019. — Sunpix by Masry Che Ani
KUALA LUMPUR: In conjunction with the month of Ramadan, a group of eight Malaysian women celebrities have launched a special programme to mentor single mothers.
Known as "Celepets" for "celebrities with pet projects", the women are looking to help women from underprivileged backgrounds start their own businesses.
Actress, TV host and fashion icon Sazzy Falak, who spoke on behalf of her fellow celebrities, said the objective was to help single mothers create a more sustainable way to earn an income.
The programme, called "The Power to Empower: Celepets Mentorship Programme to Empower Single Mothers to Achieve Financial Freedom", is a collaboration between Mompreneur Asia and Kindness Malaysia.
"We believe that a woman's ability to provide for her family is extremely empowering, not just for her but also for her children," Sazzy said at the launch of the programme at the Publika shopping mall here on Monday.
Mompreneur Asia co-founder Niney Chong said the objective was to give women real and tangible skills that would elevate their families' economic standing.
"Most of them have something they are passionate about, such as baking and sewing but they do not know how to turn that passion into a business," she said. "We want to help them achieve their dreams."
The three-month programme will emphasise on enhancing the skills of the participants.
A total of 10 single mothers will be selected for the programme and each will be paired with a mentor.
The Malaysian Digital Economy Corporation will also chip in by providing training on digital entrepreneurship under its e-Usahawan programme.
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This creamy coconut and lemongrass curry achieves the ultimate in home-cooked comfort.
"Chicken curry with accompaniments was the equivalent of a roast dinner in our family when I was growing up," says Chui Lee Luk of Sydney restaurant Fujisaki. "The scent of all the spices and aromatics, which were pounded in a mortar and pestle, would waft out of the kitchen, and it would seem an age before we got to sit down to enjoy it."
For pickled pineapple, blend garlic, chilli, ginger, galangal, lemongrass and turmeric in a small food processor until smooth, adding a little oil to loosen if necessary. Heat oil in a saucepan over low heat and fry paste until it darkens slightly (20 minutes), then stir in vinegar, sugar and 1 tsp salt. Remove from heat and cool, then add pineapple, stir to coat, and refrigerate to marinate (1 hour).
Preheat oven to 180°C. For curry powder, dry-roast ingredients (except chillies peppercorns and turmeric) until fragrant (10 minutes). Finely grind chillies with a mortar and pestle, add roasted spices and peppercorns, finely grind, then stir in turmeric.
Place chicken in a large bowl, rub with 1 tbsp curry powder and 1 tsp salt and leave to marinate for 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, pound onion, garlic, ginger and belacan to a smooth paste with a mortar and pestle. Heat oil in a saucepan over medium heat and fry paste until fragrant and onion is cooked out (5-6 minutes). Add lemongrass, star anise and remaining curry powder and fry until fragrant (1-2 minutes). Add chicken and 250ml water, cover and simmer, stirring occasionally, until chicken is half-cooked (15 minutes). Add potato, coconut milk and curry leaves, and simmer, stirring occasionally, until potato is tender and chicken is cooked (25-30 minutes). Season with salt and palm sugar and serve with rice and pineapple pickle.
Belacan is a shrimp paste available from Asian grocers. To roast it, wrap it in foil and roast in a 180°C oven for 10 minutes.
Drink suggestion: Fully mature bottle-aged Eden Valley riesling. Drink suggestion by Max Allen.


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Stream It Or Skip It: 'The Father' on VOD, Anthony Hopkins' Unforgettable Portrayal of a Man With Debilitating Memory Loss
By John Serba Twitter @johnserba Mar 26, 2021 at 3:00pm
The Father (2021)
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After a short theatrical stint and a half-dozen Oscar nominations, we can now watch The Father at home, via VOD services. The film, about an elderly man fighting memory loss, has plenty of past awards-season cred in stars Anthony Hopkins, now a six-time Oscar nominee (and winner for The Silence of the Lambs), and Olivia Colman, who adds a second nom after winning in 2019 for The Favourite. It's based on a play by Florian Zeller, who also directs — and yes, of course the original French production enjoyed significant accolades as well, winning the Moliere Award in 2014. (Also notable, Frank Langella won a Tony in 2016 for the play's Broadway run.) All this means the film has the potential to be pretty damn watchable, right? Probably.
THE FATHER: STREAM IT OR SKIP IT?
The Gist: Anthony (Hopkins) has just browbeaten another nurse into quitting, and his daughter, Anne (Colman), isn't happy about it. He called the poor nurse a "little bitch" and "threatened her physically." But she stole his watch, he insists, although Anne quickly finds it in his hiding place. How does she know about that hiding place? She just knows. She sits him down, tells him she's moving away. To Paris. What for? They don't even speak English there, he says incredulously. She met a man and is in love, she says. She'll come back to London to visit on weekends, she promises. "You're abandoning me," Anthony says. He seems angry, upset, sad, confused. "What's going to become of me?"
Later. Anthony makes himself a cup of tea in the kitchen. He hears a noise in another room of the flat. It's a man. Anthony doesn't recognize him. But it's Paul (Mark Gatiss), you know, Anne's husband, he lives here. But she's moving to Paris because she met a man, Anthony says. He hates to break it to him. Women always end up leaving, he says. Paul calls Anne. Your dad isn't feeling well, he says. She's just down at the grocery. A few moments pass and she comes home with chicken for dinner, but she's not Anne. She's played by Olivia Williams.
Fade in on the same kitchen, but it looks different. Newer. The battered cupboards and countertops replaced with contemporary ones. The Anne played by the first Olivia, Olivia Colman, is here. She tells her father a potential new nurse is coming by, and he needs to behave himself. Laura (Imogen Poots) rings the bell. He charms Laura as Anne playfully rolls her eyes. He tells Laura he's a tap dancer, and she laughs and laughs and then he says she resembles his other daughter Lucy, who laughed and laughed — inanely, he says with casual cruelty, and add that she was always his favorite while Anne is sitting right there, and she catches Laura's eye as if to say, "This is what it's like," and later she fantasizes about choking the old man in his sleep.
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What Movies Will It Remind You Of?: Add The Father to the list of profoundly moving films about dementia/Alzheimer's: Away from Her, Amour and Still Alice. (It also indirectly recalls the way Christopher Nolan toys with time in a profound manner in his films, most notably Dunkirk.)
Performance Worth Watching: Hopkins'. You've rarely seen such a prickly, complex and heartbreaking performance.
Memorable Dialogue: Anthony's sad, poetic lament: "I feel as if I'm losing all my leaves. The branches and the wind and the rain."
Sex and Skin: None.
Our Take: Anthony loves listening to classical music in the den with headphones, and in one of the film's quiet scenes, the CD skip-skip-skip-skip-skips. This is his existence. Something in his memory has been deeply scratched, affecting playback. Zeller sticks with Anthony's point-of-view throughout The Father, effectively putting us in the mind of a man who's losing his ability to comprehend reality, to recognize his daughter from other characters in his life, to understand why the flat's front door is the same door leading out of the doctor's office. Everything is jumbled, out of sequence, the faces rearranged, moments repeated, narrative blank spots unacknowledged.
It upsets me to say it, but this must be like hell. You want it to end. I'm not sure a more empathetic portrayal of late-life memory loss has been made — or possibly even greater than that, a more empathetic portrayal of another person's deep suffering.
The Father is an exquisite balance of the intellectual and the emotional. Zeller's inventive structure is a shrewd calculation, a fresh angle on a familiar story. (Does it feel "stagey," like other play-to-film adaptations? Somewhat, but not nearly as much as others.) But it also lands heavy blows to the solar plexus, leaving us winded, sometimes gasping. It's not just a manipulative tearjerker, but something far deeper than that — a philosophical exercise maybe, on just how tragic, how impossible the situation is for all parties.
Take Anne's position: What are her options? Should she put her entire life on hold while her father slowly, slowly deteriorates? How does she deal with the unpredictable churn of his memories, which flow unfiltered from his broken consciousness? What's the breaking point, where his care should be handed over to professionals? Can she trust someone else to care for him? End-of-life stories like this emphasize our limited time on Earth, but how should she weigh and use her own? What is life for her, truly? Is it weathering the pain of her father's situation? Is it appreciating the joy she'll experience in Paris? If she hands off some of the responsibility, can she weather the inevitable guilt? What is kindness here, what is mercy, what is self-preservation?
There are no easy answers.
Colman is extraordinary of course, with love, grief, remorse and veracity in her performance. The film may be Hopkins' most powerful and affecting work, and any doubts about his ability to establish dramatic command presence will be disintegrated (two of the last three films I saw him in were Thor: Ragnarok and Transformers: The Last Knight; the other was The Two Popes). I can't speak to the film's authenticity, but it's utterly, profoundly convincing, a powerhouse drama distilled to great purity. To say the film is heartbreaking feels like understatement; I felt outright skewered by it.
Our Call: STREAM IT. The Father isn't an easy watch — it's about as weighty as a movie gets. It may cast a depressive pall upon you, but as films that explore the bleaker elements of life tend to do, it may also prompt you to appreciate what you have while you have it.
Should you stream or skip the powerhouse drama #TheFather on VOD? #SIOSI
— Decider (@decider) March 26, 2021
John Serba is a freelance writer and film critic based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Read more of his work at johnserbaatlarge.com or follow him on Twitter: @johnserba.
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Teen Wants A Tattoo? Pediatricians Say Here's How To Do It Safely | PATTI NEIGHMOND
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Ariana Marciano is adding to her collection of about 75 tattoos at Body Electric, a tattoo and piercing studio on trendy Melrose Avenue in Hollywood. "I think they're so cool and I think they're visually really nice to look at," she says. There's a ram's head, an elk, a green-and-peach praying mantis, a love bug and a moth. Today she's getting a ladybug.
"I love bugs," Marciano, 23, says. "I think they're kind of overlooked." In about 20 minutes, a small ladybug with dots on its back and a bit of rusty orange takes its place on her elbow.
Marciano is part of a trend; 38 percent of millennials have at least one tattoo, according to the Pew Research Center, and 23 percent have a piercing somewhere other than an earlobe. That compares to just 6 percent of boomers with tattoos, and 1 percent with other piercings.
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3(a)-Basics of Corporate Governance & Business Ethics.
ultimately. The Duties and Obligations of an Individual is termed as Deontology. • Personal Duties and Obligations of an Individual are Universal. only when a Code of Behavior can be Universally applied. Deontology is sometimes also referred to as Ethics based on the Act and whether or not the Act is Right. The approach of Universalism states that the Moral Worth of an action of an Individual should be judged by the Intentions of the person performing the action. . It focuses on Individuals not as Means but as Ends in themselves. The underlying Philosophy of this Concept is that good intentions should always result in good outcome. then the action is termed to be a good action. • In other words it is also very closely related to the Non-Consequestionalist Theory of Ethics. • Even if the Outcome is not as desired. Thus. if not immediately. and not by the Outcomes or Consequences of the action. Hence this Deontological Theory is termed as Universalism. No One can escape from discharging these Duties and Obligations.Universalism. should it 2 be considered Ethically Correct. Worthy of Dignity and Respect. • The Theory of Universalism is based on Duties or Obligations of an Individual in the Society. but the Intention of the person was good.
While praiseworthy in Theory. Similarly. one should act only in ways that one would wish all others to act. Hence. the Universalism approach finds itself in difficulty during practical application. Then it would be difficult to reconcile these two benefits. others may believe that Piece Rate System where everybody is paid by results. for its interpretation. would be Equitable.Universalism (Cont'd). rather than the Means in the pursuit of Corporate Excellence. "Do unto others as thou would have others do unto thou". and also to treat others with Dignity and Respect. no one's Rights should be subordinated to those of others. which helps to evaluate an Individuals Moral Conduct. it will be difficult for the Firm to think of its Employees as Ends in themselves. Everyone's Value is Equal. Again. though some people may prescribe to the Time Rate System of payment. 3 • • • • . What is morally Right for oneself must be Morally Right for others as well. That basically follows the Tenant that we should not do anything which we would not like to be done to us in similar circumstances. It depends to a large extent. upon the situation that the individual finds himself in. According to it. Not all people may agree on the same Moral Standards. • Immanuel Kant (1724-1804) proposed the Categorical Imperative. said Jesus Christ. as everybody's belief is of Equal Importance according to the System of Universalism. almost Two Thousand Years ago. faced with the same set of circumstances.
Thus Utilitarianism is concerned with Maximizing Welfare for the Society. which is concerned not with an act itself. The Utilitarianism theory was originated by British thinker Jeremy Bentham (1748-1832). That is why this is sometimes referred to as "Consequentialism" or "Ends-Based" Ethics.Utilitarianism. A Special version of Teleology is Utilitarianism. who held that Moral Worth of an Individuals Conduct can be determined by the outcome or Consequences of that Behavior. this System fails to provide a balance between the benefits of the Majority against the Sacrifices of a minority. which aims at creating the greatest degree of Benefits for the largest number of people while incurring least amount of harm possible. an action is good if it results in benefits for Society. and it is bad if it leads to damages or harms the society. In situations where the outcomes can be measured in Financial Terms. As a determinant of Moral action. Thus the emphasis is on the Outcome of Individual actions and not on the Intent of the Individual. Utilitarianism has great merit. It found support among most of the Philosophers in its time. However. • This approach to Ethics comes from Teleology. but with the Consequences of the act. the Utilitarianism System has certain limitations also. 4 • • • • . According to Utilitarianism.
despite its great benefits to a Huge Majority. it is very difficult to reconcile "Greatest Good" with "Greatest Number" of People. a Manager will face some difficulties as under: It is very difficult to Foresee all the Consequences of a Business Decision. is not provided by Utilitarianism. should lie in the Sacrifice of only one person. In most cases. • Dostoevsky I his book titled. Utilitarianism prescribes "the Greatest Good for the Greatest Number". And the degree to which this Trade-Off will be possible. if the Happiness of the whole Human Race forever. Accurate Forecasts of outcomes are required in situations. "Brother Karamazov" asked what would be the Moral action of the Society. where little data is available. and often lack common measurement units. There has to be a certain Trade-Off somewhere. Many Decisions have Consequences that are not easily measured. Such an action would obviously be Morally "Wrong". a completely innocent child. Maximizing Net Utility may require actions that cause harm to 5 some people (may be minority). who should be tortured to death.Utilitarianism (Cont'd). Moreover. • • • • 1) 2) 3) . By using a Utilitarianism/Consequentialism approach.


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It was a cold and windy day at the Camden High School JV pitch when Camden 7 and Lincolnville squared off for a semifinal game in the Busline League Coed Soccer playoffs. It was an exceedingly competitive game, and both teams played extremely well. The Lynx actually held a possession advantage during the first half and spent a fair amount of time in the Camden defensive zone but were unable to generate any particularly dangerous shots on goal while at the other end, the Windjammers were able to pound one home early at the 5 minute mark. Given the strength of the competing team, LCS had done very well to emerge down by 1.
The second half played more evenly, with perhaps a slight edge to the Jammers, but it was Lincolnville that scored first on a shot by midfielder Jordan Peasley from straight off the goal and about 25 yards out with 40 minutes played. The tie held until 54:50 when Camden broke through the Lynx defense with to force a diving deflection by LCS keeper Aiden Aselton. An alert Camden forward pounced on it an sent it home before the LCS defense could react to clear the ball. That was followed 45 seconds later by an insurance goal for Camden to bring the final tally to 3 to 1. Both teams gave their all throughout the game and provided the fans with a fine example of middle level soccer.
In a most exciting and dramatic game on a beautifully sunny day the fifth seeded Lincolnville eleven defeated the fourth seeded Hope Hawks 2 to 0 in the Coed Busline League quarterfinals at Hope on Tuesday, October 16th. It was a well-fought match by both sides, so much so that it really was a shame that there had to be a winner. The Lynx came out very aggressively at the start of the game and dominated the first ten minutes or so, but the Hawks rallied and the rest of the half played more evenly with Lincolnville owning a slight edge in possession. There was one extremely threatening try by Hope—the most dangerous moment for either side in the first half—when LCS keeper Aiden Aselton made a fine diving deflection of a powerful Hawks' shot with the bouncing ball just cleared out of the box in time by the Lynx defense while Aselton scrambled to his feet. But despite the best efforts of each side, they headed into halftime still locked in a scoreless tie.
The Lynx took the field in the second half and established dominance almost immediately. That is not to say that the Hawks did not remain dangerous; they fired an excellent free kick after a hands ball from just outside of the top of the LCS box that barely skimmed over the crossbar and followed that soon thereafter with a corner that looked to be curling into the goal but instead landed on the roof of the net. Both sides were moving the ball well and aggressively containing each other's offense, but something had to give. And so it did with 51:58 played when midfielder Jaden Johnson sent a pass up to defensive midfielder Mason Clark about five yards past center field near the right sideline. Clark skillfully drove the sideline before crossing the ball into midfielder Griffin Dubrow who had established himself in open space in the middle of the Hawks' box. Dubrow smoothly redirected the shot for the score causing pandemonium on the LCS bench. The Lynx picked up an insurance goal two minutes and 25 seconds later on a free kick from just off the corner of the Hawks's box. Clark teed the ball up and then calmly fired his kick over the crowd and placed it perfectly in the back half of the Hope net. A fired up LCS eleven continued to keep up the pressure on the Hope defense, but the Hawks continued to push to get even as time ran down. However, the Lincolnville defensive unit of Roo Boetsch, Avery Luft, Lincoln Outerbridge, and Liliana Palise—reinforced by defensive midfielders Bailey Curtis and Clark and backed up by keeper Aselton—stood firm as they had all game. Meanwhile midfielders Kara Andrews and Johnson along with Dubrow and striker Jordan Peasley continued to exert pressure in the Hope end until the final whistle. It was a well-deserved win for the Lincolnville booters who will advance to the semifinals this coming Thursday against the winner of the Camden 7 versus Nobleboro game.
A saturated field and wet weather combined with an young, eager South Bristol team posed a distinct challenge for the Lincolnville Lynx as they started their playoff season on Monday, October 15th on the Lincolnville pitch, but the LC eleven prevailed nonetheless by a score of 5 to 0. The scoring started at the 2:21 mark when right midfielder Jaden Johnson intercepted a Mariners' pass in the South Bristol end, drove towards the corner and sent in an accurate pass to left midfielder Griffin Dubrow. Dubrow controlled the ball and then sent a heel pass into to striker Jordan Peasley that Peasley was able to field on the fly as he penetrated into the box past the defense and finished nicely to his right past the keeper. Number two came one minute and 31 seconds later after a hands ball call just outside of right side of the Mariners' box. midfielder Mason Clark teed it up and sent it arching in over everyone to find the back of the net. Dubrow struck again at 9:17 after receiving a pass from midfielder Bailey Curtis. He drove in from the left to pointblank range and slid it deftly past the keeper. It was then Clark's turn again, also unassisted as he stole a ball in the box, dribbled by his coverage, and slammed it home.
The second half featured a single goal by keeper Aiden Aselton, out of the nets and playing defensive midfielder. After spending ten minutes sending excellent passes to his teammates, he stole the ball near the South Bristol box with 43:24 gone, drove through the middle, and sent a fine shot in for the finish. Midfielder Gwen Hustus had been denied a goal after a fine drive by an impressive save by the Mariners' keeper just a few minutes earlier. Three scoreless minutes later, the referees mercifully decided to call the match, undoubtedly a relief for all the wet and bedraggled players, fans, and coaches.
It was a desultory start but a bang-up finish as Lincolnville eleven came alive in the second half to defeat a scrappy booters from Jefferson 4 to 1 on Wednesday, October 10th at LCS. The Lynx were very slow to get going and were dominated by the opposition for much of the first half including allowing Jefferson to score the first goal at the 16:15 mark on a breakthrough down the left. Keeper Aiden Aselton made a nice charge out to try to force a mistake, but the Jefferson forward coolly slotted the ball home. The game continued with Jefferson holding a distinct advantage until the Lynx finally sent one home with a minute-and-a-half left to play in the half when midfielder Canyon Palise sent a ball into the Jefferson box. A defender controlled it but lost it to winger Jaden Johnson who powered it in to tie the game.
The second half played much differently as the Lincolnville repeatedly surged into their offensive zone and continuously denied Jefferson any strong tries on the LCS net. The Lynx took the lead for good at 45:44 after an intensive siege of the Jefferson net. The end came when defensive midfielder Mason Clark sent a ball forward from the left and bounced it off a defender to midfielder Griffin Dubrow. Dubrow gained control and turned the ball away from the net to his left and finished with a fine shot to the left side of the goal. The next tally came a mere minute-and-a-half later when Johnson found striker Jordan Peasley in the middle of the box in a crowd. Peasley alertly sent the ball through the defense to complete the play. Finally, Jefferson was called for pushing striker Mikayla Talbot just outside the top of the box a few yards left of the middle. Dubrow calmly teed the ball up and sent it over the defensive wall into the top of the net for the finish.
As usual, Aselton spent a busy day in the nets for LCS primarily picking off long feeds from Jefferson. He was solidly supported by defenders Lincoln Outerbridge, Avery Luft, Roo Boetsch, and Liliana Palise. In addition, midfielder Kara Andrews and defensive midfielders Bailey Curtis and Clark did a good job controlling the middle of the field for the Lynx.
Despite playing one of their better games of the season, the Lincolnville Lynx ended up on the wrong side of the scoreboard losing 1 to 0 to the Hawks of Hope on a cool Wednesday, October 3rd, at Hope. The first half played mostly evenly. Both teams started rather tentatively, but then the Hawks staged an impressive surge during which they scored the only goal of the game just after eight minutes gone. An excellent drive by a Hope midfielder drew the LCS defense to him allowing him to slide a short pass to a wide open forward next to the empty back half of the Lynx's net. LCS revived soon after that and dominated the last part of the first half.
The second half went mostly the Lynx's way as they kept the ball in the Hawks' end for the better part of the half. The Hawks managed several drives, but for the most part were forced on defense for the half. The Lynx got their fans to their feet with multiple drives but just were unable to finish any of their drives. Nonetheless, they deserve significant credit for not giving up and continuing to dominate the half until the whistle put an end to the game.
It was a disappointing end to the day for the Lincolnville booters as they conceded a win to the hustling, talented Camden 6th grade team 4 to 0 on September 26th at the LCS pitch. The Lynx were definitely off their usual form, and the Schooners took full advantage to outplay the LCS booters. Aiden Aselton made a number of fine saves in the net, and there were at least five really dangerous tries from the Lincolnville offense, but the Camden team simply was too much for the LCS elven to overcome. The Lynx will be working to get back on the winning side on Monday, October 1st, against Islesboro at Lincolnville.
It was a definite goal festival as the home team Bristol and visiting Lincolnville combined for 10 goals on Monday the 24th but with the LCS Lynx ultimately prevailing 6 to 4 on a brisk, sunny September day. The scoring started early when LCS striker Griffin Dubrow drove the left side and slid s quick pass into winger Jordan Peasley who cannoned the ball past the keeper to the far post to rack up the tally at the 1:14 mark. Another minute and 15 seconds later, it was almost an exact repeat with Dubrow again slipping the ball into Peasley who again beat the Bristol keeper to the far post. The one thing that you can count on when playing the Blue Devils is that they will never give up, and they came back a mere 45 seconds later to score on a shot from 25 yards out that sailed over the defense and the keeper. The Lynx struck back at 6:05 when Dubrow again sent in a feed to midfielder Kara Andrews who settled the ball nicely, took a quick dribble to her left to improve her view of the net and then sent the ball through a crowd for her finish. LCS padded their lead at 11:06 when Andrews fed Peasley who finished nicely to complete his hat trick for the afternoon.
Bristol opened the scoring in the second half with a smooth give and go that broke through the LCS defense, but Lincolnville struck back soon thereafter when Peasley sent the ball into striker Aidan Witholt-Martin who finished from pointblank range. Bristol retaliated quickly off the kickoff with a shot from midfield on the 90-yard field that soared over everybody for the score. The LCS defense started the team's last scoring drive with a good clear up field. The offense moved the ball nicely to winger Jaden Johnson on the right who sent a lovely through pass across the field behind the Blue Devils' defense to a breaking Peasley coming in from the left who nicely controlled the pass, dribbled coolly in to close range and slid the ball past the keeper's right side for his fourth goal of the game. Bristol finished off the scoring with a one last long-range kick that found the nets.
It was an exciting afternoon on the small Appleton pitch as two skilled teams battled their way to a scoreless tie on Wednesday, September 19th. The Lynx, although somewhat hampered by the size of the field, still played a fine game, with the defense doing an excellent job of containing the Wildcats' long ball offense while the Lynx's ball movement offense generated a number of dangerous tries. While the Appleton booters held a small possession advantage in the first half, the Lynx rebounded well, and the second half played just about even. The combination of Griffin Dubrow, Jordan Peasley, and Jaden Johnson put in an extraordinarily strong effort in the front line, supported by the assertive midfield play of Kara Andrews, Bailey Curtis, and Mikayla Talbot with Bryce Curtis, Liliana Palise, and Canyon Palise providing critical minutes off the bench. On the defense, Lincoln Outerbridge backstopped everything in his sweeper role, supported by Roo Boetsch and Nathan Oxley in the wing defensive slots, and a hustling Avery Luft aggressively patrolling in front in the stopper position. After a string of less stressful games, Aiden Aselton, in goal for LCS, really had his hands full confronting the swarming Appleton forwards, and he rose brilliantly to the occasion literally keeping the Lynx in the game. In fact, it was the team consensus that Aselton was the outstanding player of the game, certainly a well-deserved accolade as his quickness in the net and in patrolling his box cut off many Wildcat drives before they could fully develop. Lincolnville will be meeting the only remaining undefeated, untied team in the league this Friday at Camden at 3:45 pm.
The LCS eleven pulled out a tense victory over the Vinalhaven Vikings on a warm afternoon on the Lincolnville pitch Monday, September 17th, by a score of 3 to 1. The Lynx offense, perhaps hampered by the heat, took almost 12 minutes and several previous tries before finally racking up a score when winger Griffin Dubrow ran the left side of the field to beat the defense and then dribbled deftly past the keeper before sliding the ball into an open net. The rest of the half played out with no further scores even though Lincolnville had a distinct possession advantage. The Vikings hung tough, however, fortified by a strong effort by their keeper whose quick hands and aggressive patrolling of his box kept the LCS offense at bay.
Vinalhaven came out strongly in the second half, but LCS scored first nonetheless at the 39:49 mark after a hands ball call on the Vikings' defense about 10 yards outside of the box to the left of the vertical midfield line. Dubrow lined up his shot and lofted a fine try over the defense that the keeper was just able to brush with his fingertips but not enough to deflect it out of the net. It took another five tense minutes with several dangerous Vinalhaven thrusts upfield before the Lynx struck again. The LCS defense sent a strong clear up to three-quarters field which was corralled by Dubrow once again. He took a quick dribble to freeze the defense before bouncing a pass off a defender to striker Jordan Peasley who adroitly slid his shot by the charging keeper to his right. There is no question that the score would have been more lopsided had it not been for the skillful play of the Vinalhaven keeper and the support of his defensive squad, and they have much to be proud of given the quality of the effort they put forth.
[Sep 14 2018] Lynx add another to the win column!
Both teams had to deal with somewhat sultry conditions as the Lynx of Lincolnville met and prevailed over the Dragons of St. George by a score of 6 to 0 on Friday, September 14th. Starting strongly, the Lynx found the net for the first time with 3:03 gone when winger Griffin Dubrow stole a ball form a Dragon defender and dribbled smoothly to his right to lose his coverage before slamming the ball back across the goal mouth for the tally. The Dragons survived a penalty kick situation just over one minute later, but then striker Jordan Peasley also stole the ball from a St. George midfielder just past the midfield circle in the Dragon's end, drove past the Dragon's midfield line to near the top of the box before unleashing a strong shot that caromed into the nets off of the keeper's outstretched hands. Dubrow followed that up at 7:13 after midfielder Mason Clark passed a ball in from the left side. Dubrow charged the ball and punched it in before the keeper could react. The scoring for the half ended with 22:05 gone when winger Mateo LaChance picked up a loose ball in front of the net and fired home from pointblank range.
One has to give the Dragons credit for rallying during the second half to hold the Lynx to a single goal. That came at the 43:10 mark when midfielder Kara Andrews sent a pretty corner kick into the middle which midfielder Canyon Palise alertly redirected into the net near the near post. Keepers Aiden Aselton, Mikayla Talbot, and Peasley shared the nets to preserve the shutout, LCS's second straight.
It was a dominating performance for Lincolnville overall. Lincoln Outerbridge at sweeper put in his usual daunting defensive display, joined by Avery Luft at stopper, and Nathan Oxley and Roo Beotsch at wing defense. Jaden Johnson played her typically quick aggressive game at winger, and Bailey Curtis put in valuable minutes in the defensive line as well. LCS will continue its effort to claim a fourth straight championship on Monday, September 17th, at Lincolnville against the Vinalhaven Vikings.
LCS racked up another victory against a developing South Bristol team by a score of 9 to 0 at South Bristol on Wednesday, September 12th. It was a rough first half for the South Bristol eleven with the Lynx jumping out to a lead with only 42 seconds gone when winger Griffin Dubrow intercepted a throw by the keeper and quickly converted it into a shot that sailed into the net. That was followed 16 seconds later when midfielder Kara Andrews corralled a loose ball after Dubrow bounced a pass off of a Mariners player and immediately hammered it past the keeper. There was a lull for almost seven minutes before Andrews sent in a corner from the right that winger Victoria Sparks deflected to striker Mikayla Talbot who alertly redirected it into the nets. At the 16:09 mark, winger Liliana Palise sent a smooth pass into striker Roo Boetsch who fired home for the fourth tally. The next goal was an own goal in the midst of a crowd that occurred when a Mariner defender tipped the ball into their own net. Palise added an unassisted goal to her previous assist at 24:19, followed by the last goal of the half at 28:00, the second of the game for Boetsch.
The second half found things looking up for the Mariners as they only allowed two for the entire half. Both were scored by Colin Brandy, the first unassisted at 49:33, and the second off a pass by Jackson Strout with only eight minutes left in the game. It was another strong showing by the Lincolnville booters, but due credit must be given the South Bristol squad which kept on pushing throughout the entire game. Recording the shutout for the Lynx were keepers Aiden Aselton, Mason Clark, Althea Dayhoof, and Palise, making her debut in goal.
The Lincolnville eleven started off this year's championship defense with a resounding win—7-1—on Monday, September 10th, at Nobleboro on an unseasonably cool yet comfortable day. The Lynx got off to a quick start when winger Jaden Johnson started the scoring with 2:50 gone by intercepting a Lions' goal kick, taking a quick dribble to set up her shot, and finishing strongly past the charging keeper to the back side of the net. A minute later, it was Johnson starting off another drive by running the right side and passing to winger Griffin Dubrow who had moved to the middle of the Nobleboro box. Dubrow calmly redirected the ball on net, but the keeper made a nice deflecting save. Striker Jordan Peasley promptly charged the rebound and drilled it into the open side of the goal. Things slowed down a touch at that point until the 7:19 mark, when Johnson once again sent a pass to Peasley on the right who quickly shuttled it into Dubrow in the middle. Dubrow hammered a quick shot to the far post to complete the scoring play. A minute-and-a-half after that, midfielder Bailey Curtis passed the ball into Dubrow on the left side who promptly dazzled the defense with a well-executed move to open space and then drilled the ball just inside the near post. Nobleboro fought back and late in the half with four minutes left to play, they took advantage of an LCS defensive breakdown to get one back so that the half ended with a 4-1 score.
The second half started more evenly than did the first, and it took LCS until the 37:47 mark to ring up another tally. Curtis once again initiated the play with a pass into Peasley in the middle who made a skillful move to his left to lose his coverage and then beat the keeper with a shot angled to the far post. Midfielder Kara Andrews got on the scoreboard six minutes later after a direct free kick was awarded to LCS near the Lions' box. Andrews lined up her shot and lofted it past the keeper. The scoring for the game finally ended at 43:31 when Dubrow, now playing at midfield, passed to winger Colin Brandy who quickly moved the ball on to striker Mikayla Talbot who immediately converted it.
Overall the game was a promising start to the season for the Lynx who showed a lot of poise while moving the ball very effectively. The young Lions team turned out to be a very game opponent who kept on coming despite the score deficit which bodes well for their future as they gain experience.


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MODEL'S GUIDE
STYLISH HOTELS
YOUNG DESIGNERS
By ZCOOP Singapore
5-Day Beauty Plan
to Look Amazing By CNY
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Chinese New Year is coming up — spring cleaning is almost done, you have the best pineapple tarts to wow your guests and the mahjong table is itching to see some game. Now all that is left is you. No, I am not talking about your outfits planned for each day. What are you doing to get your skin and hair ready for the lunar new year? You are in luck! This is a quick, fuss-free plan to getting glowing skin and smooth hair by Saturday.
5 days before CNY:
Do a DIY facial. Depending on your skin concerns, tailor the face mask for a quick fix. Egg whites with a dash of lemon for smaller pores, mashed bananas for moisturised skin and papaya with honey for brighter skin. These DIY facials are gentle on the skin so you need not worry about skin irritation or dryness. Sure you can do this the day before. But with the reunion dinner and sprucing up the house, you might forget! The best tip is to start early.
Go to your favourite beauty salon and shape your brows as well as remove any unwanted facial hair. In case you might have sensitive skin, the redness will be gone in time for the festivities!
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Exfoliate, exfoliate, exfoliate. After taking care of your face the day before, now it is time to work on your body. Do a dry body scrub to remove dead skin cells and stimulate the growth of new skin. This is how you get glowing and polished skin.
Remember to moisturise!
Wax. If you need to do a bikini wax or an underarm wax, this is the best time to book an appointment. It gives your skin time to settle and you need not battle the crowds the day before and scramble to check off your to-do list.
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Prep your hair. Washing your hair two days before ensure that your tresses regain some natural shine in time for the new year. This makes it more manageable on that day. The last thing you want is wispy ends.
Do not just wash your hair, give it a cream batch while you are at it. An alternative would be indulging in a hair mask. Hydration is key! Add a scalp massage to stimulate hair follicles and add some volume.
1 day before CNY:
Get a mani-pedi done with your Mom or your girlfriends. If your man is up for it, treat him to a foot spa! Even if you are on a budget, the express manicure would suffice. By then you would be done with all the cleaning so treat yourself to a good time.
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Luke Bryan's Six-Floor Entertainment Complex To Open This Month In Nashville
Jessica Nicholson • July 10, 2018
More details have emerged regarding the previously announced new food and entertainment complex that Luke Bryan and TC Restaurant Group are planning for downtown Nashville.
Dubbed Luke's 32 Bridge Food + Drink, the 30,000-square-foot complex at 301 Broadway will feature six levels of entertainment space with eight bars, including Broadway's only multi-level rooftop bars with sushi menu, four stages of live music and two restaurants. The facility, in partnership with TC Restaurant Group, is scheduled to open this month.
The venue's name was inspired by Bryan's childhood home near Route 32 Bridge in Lee County, Georgia and is housed in Nashville's iconic American National Bank Building.
"When I first moved to Nashville I played several of the bars on the ionic Broadway Street," Bryan said. "I never would have dreamt that I would one day be a part of a place that could offer the same dream to others. Because of Music City and the fans all across the country, the reality of this amazing venue has become possible."
Visitors to Luke's 32 Bridge Food + Drink rooftop Sushi Bar will feature offerings from Chef Nick Phrommala. Chef Tomasz Wosiak helms the Luke's 32 Bridge Food + Drink signature restaurant where he has created a menu inspired by some of Luke's favorites with special twists on Southern and American cuisine. Offerings will include Hometown Pulled Pork with Kettle BBQ chips, Black & Blue Salmon Salad, Nashville Hot Chicken to Luke's Elk Burger with Red Dragon Cheese. Burger fans are set-to-go with the Farmers Burger, featuring locally-sourced, all natural beef with over easy egg, maple bacon, cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion and signature sauce. Other go-to dishes include Beet Mixed Green Salad with Citrus Vinaigrette & hand-tossed oven-baked margarita and pepperoni pizza.
Luke's 32 Bridge Food + Drink will offer one-of-a-kind drinks including some of Luke's personal choices like "Backstage" (vodka, grapefruit, with or without salt), "Play It Again" (cherries, vanilla bourbon, lemon juice, sugar), "Luke's Old Fashioned" (muddled cherries and oranges, cubed sugar and bitters, ice, whiskey and water), plus more.
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Is it Uber and out for the ride-hailing app?
Ben Cornell
Transport for London (TfL) has decided against relicensing private hire app firm Uber. The Capital's regulator declared that the operators of the taxi app were not "fit and proper" due to repeated safety failures. The firm originally had its licence renewal application turned down in 2017 but has subsequently been granted two extensions.
The ruling is a serious blow to Uber as it's one of their top 5 global markets. It claims to have up to 45,000 drivers registered on the app within the region.
Despite addressing some of the issues that were originally highlighted when their licence application was first declined the regulator stated that they had, "Identified a pattern of failures by the company including several breaches that placed passengers and their safety at risk."
A key issue was that "A change to Uber's systems allowed unauthorised drivers to upload their photos to other Uber driver accounts. This allowed them to pick up passengers as though they were the booked driver, which occurred in at least 14,000 trips – putting passenger safety and security at risk."
Therefore, "TfL does not have confidence that similar issues will not reoccur in the future, which has led it to conclude that the company is not fit and proper at this time.
Uber will appeal and can continue to operate during that process. However, it's likely that users of the app will have concerns regarding the safeguards and protections that are in place. As a specialist taxi and private hire insurance provider we've provided some expert insight into what the implications of these breaches in protocol might have been.
We also analyse whether Uber can offer additional protections to their passengers from an insurance perspective.
What would have happened to the fake Uber driver's passengers had they been injured as a result of a road traffic accident whilst on the journey?
If the vehicle wasn't insured at all (eg driver not insured and the vehicle not insured), then the MIB (Motor Insurance Bureau) would be involved. The claimants are likely to receive compensation. However the process would be more long winded than if the vehicle or driver had a policy in place.
If the vehicle was insured but for the wrong driver, then the insurer of the vehicle has an obligation to pay any third-party injuries or damages. Then they could look to seek their monies back from the policyholder and / or the MIB compensation scheme.
Would any passengers have received compensation if they were attacked by the imposter?
There could be a criminal prosecution, of course, which would be dealt with by the courts. Any compensation would be arranged by the judicial system.
What more could Uber do to demonstrate to a magistrate that they take TfL's concerns over passenger safety seriously?
Uber would argue that they actually highlighted the issue to TfL themselves as part of their desire to demonstrate a new open and transparent mode of operating. However, that is unlikely to allay concerns regarding passenger safety resulting from the further risk of unlicensed and uninsured drivers.
In terms of insurance, they could invest in a contingency motor policy that would be a fallback provision. It would come into force should an incident occur whilst a journey on their platform was taking place but for whatever reason the vehicle was uninsured. It would remove the need for the MIB to become involved.
Who are the possible winners from the ruling?
Well, there will be a whole host of taxi app operators hoping to capitalise on Uber's struggles in the capital. Bolt, Kapten, ViaVan and soon Ola. That's not to mention more traditional local service providers and the London black cab trade.
Bolt, no pun intended, were quick out the blocks in their efforts to attract not only new passengers but additional drivers to their rostrum. They posted the below image to demonstrate the surge in earnings that their drivers benefitted from shortly after the news regarding the American firm was announced.
The app's users in London, as well as the private hire and taxi industry, will have to wait and see if this is a permanent state of affairs or whether their appeal will be successful? Only time will tell!


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require 'spec_helper'

describe "HueConference::Event" do

  let(:starting_date) { DateTime.now - 1 }
  let(:ending_date) { DateTime.now + 2 }
  let(:google_event_object) { double(start: double(dateTime: starting_date, respond_to: nil),
                                     end: double(dateTime: ending_date, respond_to: nil),
                                     summary: "Event Name"
                                    )
  }

  describe "#initialize" do
    let(:starting_time) { Time.parse(starting_date.to_s) }
    let(:ending_time) { Time.parse(ending_date.to_s) }
    let(:starting_callback) {
      OpenStruct.new({
        type: 'starting',
        light: 'outdoor',
        time: starting_time,
        command: { on: true }
      })
    }

    let(:ending_callback) {
      OpenStruct.new({
        type: 'ending',
        light: 'outdoor',
        time: ending_time,
        command: { on: false }
      })
    }
    let(:callbacks) { [starting_callback, ending_callback] }

    let(:event) { HueConference::Event.new(google_event_object) }

    it "should have a formatted event name" do
      event.name.should == "event_name"
    end

    it "should should set the starting time" do
      event.starting_time.should == starting_time
    end

    it "should should set the ending time" do
      event.ending_time.should == ending_time
    end

    it "should set the callbacks for event" do
      event.callbacks.size == 3
    end
  end

  describe "#started?" do
    let(:past_time) { Time.now - 1800 }
    let(:future_time) { Time.now + 1800 }

    let(:event) { HueConference::Event.new(google_event_object) }

    context "when an event has started" do
      it "should be true" do
        event.instance_variable_set(:@starting_time, past_time)
        event.started?.should == true
      end
    end

    context "when an event has not started" do
      it "should be false" do
        event.instance_variable_set(:@starting_time, future_time)
        event.started?.should == false
      end
    end
  end

  describe "#finished?" do
    let(:past_time) { Time.now - 1800 }
    let(:future_time) { Time.now + 1800 }

    let(:event) { HueConference::Event.new(google_event_object) }

    context "when an event has ended" do
      it "should be true" do
        event.instance_variable_set(:@ending_time, past_time)
        event.finished?.should == true
      end
    end

    context "when an event has not ended" do
      it "should be false" do
        event.instance_variable_set(:@ending_time, future_time)
        event.finished?.should == false
      end
    end
  end

  describe "#underway?" do
    let(:past_time) { Time.now - 1800 }
    let(:future_time) { Time.now + 1800 }

    let(:event) { HueConference::Event.new(google_event_object) }

    context "when an event has started and is not finished" do
      it "should be true" do
        event.instance_variable_set(:@starting_time, past_time)
        event.instance_variable_set(:@ending_time, future_time)
        event.underway?.should == true
      end
    end

    context "when an event has not started" do
      it "should be true" do
        event.instance_variable_set(:@starting_time, future_time)
        event.instance_variable_set(:@ending_time, future_time)
        event.underway?.should == false
      end
    end

    context "when an event is finished" do
      it "should be true" do
        event.instance_variable_set(:@starting_time, past_time)
        event.instance_variable_set(:@ending_time, past_time)
        event.underway?.should == false
      end
    end
  end

  describe "private methods" do

    let(:event) { HueConference::Event.new(google_event_object) }

    describe "#date_to_utc" do

      it "should convert the date to utc time" do
        date = Date.today
        date_response = double(date: date, dateTime: nil)
        utc_time = Time.parse(date.to_s).utc

        event.send(:date_to_utc, date_response).should == utc_time
      end

      it "should convert the date_time to utc time" do
        date_time = DateTime.now
        date_response = double(dateTime: date_time)
        utc_time = Time.parse(date_time.to_s).utc

        event.send(:date_to_utc, date_response).should == utc_time
      end
    end
  end
end

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Covid patient total slides to lowest point since Dec. 27; Infection total rises
The number of patients being treated for Covid-19 in Dutch hospitals fell to 2,514 on Wednesday, the lowest patient total in two and a half weeks. The hospitals reported a single-day net decrease of 119 patients, according to the LCPS.
There were 1,821 patients with the coronavirus disease in regular care, down 124 after accounting for new admissions, discharges and deaths. Another 693 patients were being treated in intensive care, an increase of five.
Despite the increase in the ICU, the LCPS said it remained cautiously optimistic that the healthcare system has overcome a second peak in the second wave of infections. So far this week the regular care wards have taken on 771 new coronavirus patients, about five percent less than the same period last week. That includes 264 patients admitted between the afternoons of Tuesday and Wednesday.
During that time, intensive care admissions equaled 46, raising this week's total to 113. That was over 10 percent lower than last week. To greatly reduce social restrictions, the Cabinet wants to see a maximum average of 10 intensive care and 40 regular care admissions daily.
Meanwhile, public health agency RIVM said on Wednesday that 6,148 more people tested positive for an infection of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus. While 23 percent higher than Tuesday's figures, the tally was 14 percent lower than a week ago.
That brought the seven day rolling average down to 6,940, a figure which has consistently fallen since December 22. So far this week, 16,633 people have tested positive for the infection, down 18 percent compared to the same period last week.
For the seven-day period ending January 10, an estimated 12.9 percent of people tested by the GGD were given a positive result. Data from the RIVM suggests that fewer people are getting tested, and that fewer people are reporting symptoms consistent with Covid-19.
The RIVM noted that 122 more people died as a result of Covid-19. That shifted the moving average down to 99. This week, 325 deaths have been tied to the disease, a 17 percent decrease.
To date, 889,221 people in the Netherlands have tested positive for the coronavirus infection, including 12,685 whose cause of death was listed as Covid-19. NICE estimated that 34,216 people have been treated in regular care hospital wards for the disease, and 7,274 required intensive care.


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Bria Has a Story to Tell About That Huge Fight She Had With Just Brittany on SIGNED
She's definitely not intimidated.
by Taylor Davis 8/11/2017
One of the most tense scenes of SIGNED thus far happened in this week's episode and it didn't even have anything to do with The Moguls or an elimination. Yup, it was a fight between two of the most outspoken artists in the competition, Bria and Just Brittany.
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Here's how things went down according to the deets gave VH1.com. After returning to the hotel from performing in front of The Moguls we all saw that things got really heated between Just Brittany and M. Rose. What we didn't understand was what really triggered Bria to get involved.
Turns out, M. Rose wrote the song for Brittany that was getting all the praise. After the performance, Bria and Brittany were talking about how it seemed like M. Rose was going to get eliminated and they had a disagreement on how M. Rose should have handled her performance. According to Bria, this is how their conversation went:
Bria felt like Just Brittany not revealing to The Moguls that M. Rose wrote her song was messed up.
"I felt like if you see someone that helped you out, why wouldn't you help them out? Especially, if you're in the good right now, like why wouldn't you do that?"
Bria admits she was sent over the edge by Brittany when she claimed that Bria and M. Rose were intimidated by her.
"Being intimidated? We weren't even talking about looks. We were talking about how she put [M. Rose] under the bus… when [M. Rose] brought it up to her, she was like, something like…'it's not my fault that you don't have any heart to tell The Moguls.' And I was like that is so wrong and [I was close with M. Rose] so my whole thing is you're not gonna run over my friend. And I just felt like I'm gonna stick up for my friend and stick up for what's right. So when I called [Brittany] fake and [said she tries] to be nice to people to get what [she wants] I'm pretty sure [Brittany] was all nice and stuff when [M. Rose] was writing [her] song but afterwards, it's just like you let her fall."
Even though things got pretty heated and Bria was standing up for her friend, she says that she has no hard feelings towards Brittany.
"I don't have anything negative to say about Brittany. I know I was saying some negative things… I feel like if you say something mean about someone, you should also [say] something positive. One thing I can say about Brittany is that she [has an] awesome, awesome work ethic and she's a boss."
Catch new episodes of SIGNED on Wednesdays at 9/8c.
Does Just Brittany Have an Attitude Problem in This SIGNED Highlight?
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I'm just a regular girl with a Netflix account and a lot of thoughts and opinions.
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Exciting episodes lined up on Renu Desai's 'Neethone Dance' this weekend!
Anchor Ravi and Meghana Lokesh's much-awaited 'Idhi Maa Prema Katha' is releasing on December 8 after many tribulations.
Previously, the anchor who's making his debut with this film had also released a video with the movie's debutant director Ayodhya Karthik requesting his fans to not ask when the film will release. The first look for the film was released in March and the motion poster in April. It made the fans anxious that the release date of the film hadn't been announced.
In the film, Anchor Ravi and Meghana Lokesh play the roles of Arun and Sandhya. Meghana Lokesh, who's also making her film debut with 'Idhi Maa Prema Katha', is also a known face in the Telugu television industry. She is known for her work on soaps like 'Sasirekha Parinayam' and 'Kalyana Vaibhogame'. The actress also has theatre work experience with the theatre group 'Natana'. She even performed 270 shows before getting onto the TV circuit.
The teaser and trailer of the film have been received well by fans with the teaser clocking in 1 million views and the trailer touching 905k views. The film will also see Priyadarshi, Prabhas Sreenu and Tulasi Shivamani in various roles. The music for the film has been composed by Karthik Kodakandla who has provided music for several short films.


Five years on, has Christopher Nolan's disappointing Batman threequel improved with age?
At long last, after a variety of teases, the teaser trailer for Matthew Vaughn's Kingsman sequel has debuted. Cut to Frank Sinatra's "My Way", it's a fun, fast look at one of our most-anticipated films of the year, arriving in September.
Writer/director M. Night Shyamalan has confirmed in a series of tweets that Bruce Willis, Samuel L. Jackson and James McAvoy will star in his next project: a crossover sequel to his 2000 cult classic Unbreakable and this year's Split.
In the age of streaming, prestige television and general apathy to the cinema experience, what was it that lured moviegoers out in their thousands to see the EIGHTH film in a franchise that launched with a $40m opening weekend in Summer 2001?


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What Now? It's Time To Panic On The Right
It might as well rain until October.
When Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas announced Tuesday night, after losing Indiana, that he was suspending his presidential primary campaign, it was not a fatal blow to the stop-Trump movement. Many Republicans who oppose Donald Trump — because he's a self-serving, unreliable conservative likely to alienate huge swaths of the American electorate — weren't particularly strong on Cruz, a staunch conservative but also a craven opportunist who hurt the GOP brand with such kamikaze stunts as his push to shut down the government in a bound-to-fail (and it did) bid to defund Obamacare.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich is a different story. A strong conservative who talks like a liberal, Kasich also polled as the Republican likeliest to beat Hillary Clinton. He presented the great white hope of Republicans who wanted a contested national convention to save them from Trump. After watching Kasich's announcement Wednesday that he is suspending his campaign, I still do not know why Kasich, who lacked the ability to win the needed number of delegates long ago, waited until he was the last Republican left on the field to fold up his tent and go home.
Kasich's departure is a shame. In April, a NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll asked voters whether they rated candidates favorably or unfavorably. Only two hopefuls, Kasich and Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., had more positive than negative numbers — Kasich by 12 percent and Sanders by 9 percent. The two least popular presidential hopefuls are their parties' presumptive nominees. Trump had a net poll rating of negative 41 percent (24 percent liked him, and 65 percent did not), and Hillary Clinton was at negative 24 percent (32 percent liked her, 56 percent did not).
It tells you how vulnerable Clinton is that she has had to fight so hard to defeat a 74-year-old self-described "democratic socialist" from a one-congressman state. Democrats didn't like her 2002 Senate vote for the invasion of Iraq, which is why they dumped her for Barack Obama in 2008. In 2016, they may say they don't mind that as secretary of state, she sent all her emails on a private server, but they know it's another example of Clinton's putting her career before her country.
Some Republicans are swallowing hard and lining up behind Trump. Others are burning their voter registration cards. A few already have declared their support for Clinton. GOP political consultant Kevin Spillane told me he's bitter GOP voters rewarded Clinton's "dishonesty and cynicism" by going for Trump. And: "I'm going to vote for (Libertarian) Gary Johnson as a protest vote."
Me? I know there's only one good choice — putting off a decision until October.


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RNLI Clacton thank Clacton Sailing Club
Tuesday 9 August 2022
At their recent regatta event, Clacton Sailing Club passed around a RNLI collection box to sailors, friends and family members to raise funds for our station.
RNLI/Mark Walsham & Clacton Sailing Club
Clacton Sailing Club
Shortly after the event, the collection box was picked up by our volunteer fundraising team and promptly counted, resulting in a donation of £184.36.
Spokesperson for RNLI Clacton, Mark Walsham said 'We would like to thank everyone involved in Clacton Sailing Club's Regatta event, and for the generosity of everyone who donated to our station. It is the community support that really helps us to keep doing what we set out to do every time we receive a call for assistance – saving lives at sea. This donation will be used by the Clacton station in keeping our service running for everyone who may call up on us.'.
RNLI is the charity that saves lives at sea.
RNLI crews and lifeguards have saved over 142,700 lives since 1824 but we're more than a rescue service. We influence, supervise and educate people too. Our Community Safety teams explain the risks and share safety knowledge with anyone going out to sea or to the coast. And our international teams work with like-minded organisations to help tackle drowning in communities at risk all around the world.
Mark Walsham, RNLI Clacton volunteer Lifeboat Press Officer on 07468511158, or [email protected]
Mark Walsham
Lifeboat Press Officer, Clacton-on-Sea Lifeboat Station
Clacton-on-Sea Lifeboat Station