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Tiger Beer X WWF X KENZO – World's First 'Rare Stripes' Collection Unveiled in the Name of Wild Tiger Conservatio
July 26, 2018 By StrawberrY Gal - Food News Leave a Comment
Tiger Beer, Asia's number one international premium beer, has today unveiled the Rare Stripes collection at the KENZO store at Ginza Six in Tokyo, Japan. The collection represents a unique partnership between WWF in collaboration with iconic French fashion house KENZO to raise awareness of endangered wild tigers.
Talking to guests and media at the launch event, Venus Teoh, International Brand Director for Tiger Beer, shared: "True to our spirit of uncaging creativity and providing a platform for emerging talent to the world, Tiger Beer has brought together our partner WWF, the co-creative directors of KENZO, Humberto Leon and Carol Lim, and four handpicked young artists to create the limited edition Rare Stripes collection."
"This collection is another one of the ways we're raising global awareness and funds for endangered wild tigers. We want people to take action to save the wild tigers, our beloved brand icon, from extinction," she continued.
Michael Baltzer, Leader of Tigers Alive Initiative (WWF) added: "Every day we see tigers used in popular culture – in fashion motifs, on premium products and on billboards. Yet, tigers in the wild are in danger of becoming extinct. WWF is a leader in an ambitious global effort to double wild tigers but the tiger needs every help it can get. We are therefore delighted to have this powerful partnership with Tiger Beer and KENZO. We hope it sets a new wave of action and awareness from other brands for wild tigers."
KENZO's co-creative directors, Humberto Leon and Carol Lim and the four emerging artists that designed the collection were also present to launch the collection. Urging guests to lend their support to the cause, Humberto shared: "Carol and I had been hoping to work with WWF for some time and we were delighted that Tiger Beer brought us together. We hope our collaboration with WWF and these four great artists for this important cause will inspire people around the world to learn more about saving wild tigers. The reality is that if we don't take action now, we could very easily lose these animals forever."
The four artists hailing from Cambodia, Malaysia, Singapore and the United States also drew inspiration from their trip to Cambodia where they worked closely with Leon and Lim to design the collection and heard from Phurba Lendhup, a WWF Wildlife Specialist from Bhutan, first-hand about the plight of wild tigers.
The launch event, which hosted over 150 guests and members of the media, provided an exclusive preview of the eight unique designs available for sale in the collection, aptly displayed within coat hangers fashioned out of snare wire traditionally used in poaching, in a bid to further drive home the plight of wild tigers.
The Rare Stripes collection officially drops at 3pm on July 21, with a limited number available via selected KENZO retail stores internationally from the beginning of August. 100% of the proceeds from the sale of the collection, which is made using Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) compliant organic cotton, will go to WWF in support of doubling the world's wild tiger population.
This is the second year of a six-year partnership between Tiger Beer and WWF to support WWF's global efforts in tiger conservation. The first year of the WWF partnership featured the successful #3890Tigers campaign, which invited people from around the world to pledge against illegal tiger trade by merging their 'selfies' with one of six bespoke tiger artworks created by global artists using the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology.
Malaysians looking to show their support for wild tigers will get their chance later in August, as Tiger Beer brings the campaign to life in Malaysia.
For more information about the Tiger Beer x WWF partnership, their collaboration with KENZO and the Rare Stripes collection, please visit http://tigerbeer.com/rarestripes and #rarestripes.
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 Styków – przed 2021 oddzielna miejscowość, dziś stanowiąca część miasta Głogów Małopolski w woj. podkarpackim, w pow. rzeszowskim, w gminie Głogów Małopolski
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How to wear mint cardigan today? | KSISTYLE!
Mint cardigan is suitable for every season, it will warm you during cool summer evenings, save you from cold during inter-season and will look fashionable in winter. Such feminine thing will fit into any ensemble and will make you stand out of the crowd.
Mint is fashionable in any season but it's especially attractive in spring and in summer.
Classic model is a lengthen hoodie up to your tights with a zip and buttons. Designers create more and more models which are suitable for every outfit. You can see long or cropped cardigans with zips or without them on shelves of stores.
In winter, the cardigan made of thick yarn will be perfect.
As for summer variants of cardigans, the fantasy of designers is boundless. Models are made of different materials, for example of chiffon or fine yarn. There also laced variants.
Which shades of mint color are available?
Delicate mint. Among the shades of mint, this is the lightest. It's perfect for romantic outfits.
Light turquoise. This shade is the most popular. The leading color in this version is cold ultramarine.
Menthol. Green color dominates in this shade.
How to choose the shade of mint cardigan?
Blondes with blue and green eyes should wear menthol and pistachio shades. And seafoam and light turquoise are suitable for brunettes.
Brown-haired girls with «pastel» skin can buy any shade of mint.
Dark-skinned girls will look attractive in bright and dark shades of mint.
Girls with pale skin who want to wear mint cardigans are recommended to use make-up. Otherwise, these shades can emphasize the paleness of the skin and make it look morbid.
What to wear mint cardigan with?
To look stylish, you must know how to wear mint green cardigan. You must figure out which color mint cardigan will look good with. Stylists don't forbid to use two mint things. There can be two pieces of clothes of this shade in the ensemble. Also, mint color look good with pastel shades, for example, with coral.
The ensembles of classic styles in black or white color look elegantly combined with mind cardigan. Bright mint colors will look attractively with these shades.
White perfectly matches with delicate mint shades. For example, a classical ensemble of black trousers and white blouse can be completed with a cardigan of any shade of mint. Such outfit will look elegant and stylish.
Mint cardigans also look good with other colors. Mint cardigan will match pastel pink shades, for example with bright shades as fuchsia.
Blue color is also perfect with mint cardigan. Ripped jeans or dark-blue skinny jeans will be in harmony with a light blouse and a cardigan of any shade of mint.
Gray or chocolate sheath clothes will look gorgeous with a pistachio ice cream and sea foam cardigan. You can complete this ensemble (cardigan and skirt) with beige or black classical shoes.
For those who like t-shirts and shorts, mint cardigans will be appropriate. Lengthen variant as well as cropped one will perfectly match with denim shorts and bright, neutral or stripped t-shirt and sneakers of white or pastel color.
For women who aren't sure how to create a suitable ensemble, we recommend to prefer darker colors because delicate colors demand more «powerful» match. That can be black, brown, blue.
Pastel cardigans are perfect for romantic outfits. In this case mint cardigan will look amazing with retro dresses, for example, spotted or striped dresses will be appropriate. In such an ensemble, the cardigan is worn unbuttoned; it is preferable to use a brooch or a thin belt as an accessory.
See how to wear a coral cardigan.
Mint cardigan is a bright and bold piece of clothing which can be used in different outfits and ensembles. If you have such thing in your closet, you shouldn't be afraid. Be brave to experiment and stay in the limelight.
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Megan Goldstein
Megan Goldstein is a Los Angeles native who, after graduating Harvard '05, returned quickly to her home city to attend graduate school at USC in Cinema/Television. After finishing school she spent six years at Warner Music Group negotiating sync for film, television, and trailers on the record label side. She is now a Director at BMG working in sync on the publishing side. She works with a broad range of clients including many music supervisors, as well as working with Universal Pictures, WB Pictures, Disney, CBS, HBO, among many others. Megan is also a musician, playing saxophone, and clarinet (and occasionally flute when she's forced to) around Los Angeles, as well as a singer with a small ensemble, The Dulcet Singers. She is also the Director of Handbells at First United Methodist Church of Pasadena where she conducts various groups and performs regularly.
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Flip open your T-Mobile Sidekicks and prepare for a brand new episode of Sequel Rights. This week join Justin, Eliz, and Tyler and special guest Megan Goldstein as they investigate Step Up 2: The Streets!! What is...no are...no is...The Streets!?! There's only one way to find out...

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Sailors prepare to lower a float during mine sweeping training.
The future of mine warfare will include a mix of unmanned underwater, aerial and surface vehicles and will require new, out-of-the-box ideas from industry, a Navy official said recently.
The Navy is working hard to counter these systems and is currently in the process of transitioning from its legacy force of dedicated ships and air platforms to a modular mine countermeasure force that will be primarily based off of the littoral combat ship, he said during a panel discussion at the National Defense Industrial Association's Expeditionary Warfare Conference in Annapolis, Maryland.
"Unmanned surface, underwater [and] airborne platforms are going to play a key role in the future MCM force," he noted.
Such systems will enable simultaneous operations of multiple sensors for mine detection, localization, identification and neutralization, while reducing clearance timelines and risk to the force, he added.
Unmanned systems that are able to network with each other during battles will be key, Olson said.
Olson envisions technology that is not only lighter, faster and cheaper, but that can even be disposable, such as low-cost robot swarms.
The Navy wants industry to be creative as it thinks about the future of mine warfare platforms, he said.
http://www.nationaldefensemagazine.org/articles/2018/12/6/next-gen-mine-warfare-to-include-robotic-systems The US Navy really needs to "Think out of the box" here and *spend*. The LCS MCM and Avenger MCMs have UUVs and drones that require lowering by crane, slow and time consuming and exposes everyone to deck operations regardless of threats and weather. Why not adopt MCM UUVs in the sub's Virginia Payload Module and you will have 40 VLS tubes? If a Tomahawk can fly for 1,500 miles, imagine what a Tomahawk MCM UUV cruising range would be. Why not ferry a SMX31 Electric to the scene? The SMX31 cruises at 6KTS so it needs carrying, but with a crew of 15 and huge weapons spaces, it could be outfitted with MCM, UAVs, UUVs, and anti-mine torpedoes. It's stealthy and can carry sonar and all sorts of sensors instead of one or six drones for MCM. https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/navy-ships/a24523409/new-submarine-concept-vehicle-smx-31 If the USN really wants to invest in MCM, it needs to spend money on awesome MCM technologies besides what it has now. A few UUVs and MH-60S with anti-mine contraptions aren't going to cut it quite well.


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Faun Memories of Pompeii
Mr. Faun Dancing in Front of His Elaborate Residence
"It was such a leafy wilderness; a place for fauns and satyrs, and where bats hung all day to the rocks, and at evening flitted over the water, and fireflies husbanded their light under the grass and leaves against the night" Henry David Thoreau
The little Faun under the volcano.
When Mt. Vesuvius blew her top in 79 AD, ash rained down on the city of Pompeii for two days. The entire city was buried under 20 feet, encasing and preserving the many buildings and artwork of this fascinating port city for 1700 years. Archaeologically, this enabled the city to remain mostly untouched and encased in its original state.
One of the most unusual finds was this small bronze faun.
He Looks Alive!
This faun appears to be dancing lightly on tiptoe, possibly as part of a Bacchic celebration or one of religious ecstasy. His movements and form are strong and sure, his eyes fixed directly upward. I was drawn to the realistic twisting of the chest and shoulders and his controlled energy. He looks like he could awaken at any minute.
Swaying Gracefully in Perfect Form
The fauns home was the largest and most opulent residence in Pompeii. It took up an entire city block and has been named "The House of the Faun," after his charming self. He was the showpiece in the elaborate pool, standing as the focus of the grand courtyard. The artist is unknown, but this refined workmanship in bronze, with the muscular physic, has been traced to the Nile Delta, most likely Alexandria.
Possible Composition of Faun in his pool called the Impluvium
Spirits of the untamed woodland, fauns were understood by the literate and Hellenized Romans to be connected to Pan and Greek satyrs, or possibly the wildflowers of Bacchus, the god of wine, theatre and revelry. They are mostly depicted in the pose of lilting gracefulness. Yet they are mischievous characters in Greek and Roman literature.
Today he lives in the National Archeological Museum in Naples
The National Archeological Museum is full of Roman and Greek antiquities, many from Pompeii and nearby Herculaneum. You will find several sculptures and mosaics, including one of Alexander the Great also found in the House of the Faun. Be prepared to spend a good part of the day as there is much to see. I found it very well displayed, organized and intriguing. Most of the artifacts from Pompeii are housed here.
National Archeological Museum, Piazza Museo 19, 80135 Napoli, closest underground station, Piazza Cavour, Hours: Wednesday – Monday 9-7:30pm, phone (0039) 081 44 22 149
Pompeii Hours: April-October every day from 8:30am-7:30pm, November-March 8:30am-5pm every day
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Bakersfield local wins Primetime Emmy
From the Golden Empire, to winning a golden statuette: here's how this Bakersfield local made it big in Hollywood and got his first Emmy win.
By: Kristin Vartan, 23ABC
From the Golden Empire, to winning a golden statuette: here's how this Bakersfield local made it big in Hollywood and got his first Emmy win:
Like most kids from the '70s, Michael Ornelaz grew up going to drive-in movies in San Jose and Bakersfield while visiting his father's family in Wasco.
What sparked his interest in film? Not the lights, not the camera, but the makeup!
"My parents would take me and my brothers and my sister to go see the old "Planet of the Apes"movies and that's what kind of sparked an interest," Emmy award-winning makeup artist Michael Ornelaz said. "My brother and U, and our friends in the neighborhood were really into KISS the band, and we did the KISS makeup."
Fast forward to 2020...After thirty years in Hollywood, Ornelaz picked up his first Emmy win this year, for Star Trek: Picard. He and his team were also nominated for special effects makeup on the Disney+'s The Mandalorian. He discovered the news the day before his birthday, Wednesday.
That's thirty years of making the commute from Bakersfield to Los Angeles, and he'll be making the same drive to pick up his statuette from the television academy!
"Of course due to COVID, I wasn't able to get on the stage so that was like, ugh, but it was fantastic," Ornelaz said. "I was surrounded by really close friends and colleagues, so we enjoyed the win."
Before he made it on a set, Ornelaz got his start on the stage; the faces of San Francisco Opera, The San Francisco Ballet and the San Jose Center for the Performing Arts were his first canvases.
"Having friends and colleagues that made the journey to Hollywood, I thought that was something that my wife and I and our kids decided we wanted to do," Ornelaz said.
After knocking on many doors, Ornelaz said he became a mold maker at Stan Winston studio before moving on to Legacy and freelancing. He was promoted when his boss saw he could "do more."
"And I did. I began building wigs and mustaches and building prosthetics, and eventually one thing led to another," Ornelaz said.
If you're wondering what that destination led to: The sets of "Jurassic Park" and" The Terminator" movies, not to mention eventually working with Martin, Scorsese, James Cameron and Stephen Spielberg.
One fond memory Ornelaz shared from over the years was doing James Cameron's Halloween makeup a few years back.
"I was happy to have my wife there. because she kind of calmed things down, and kept him busy, because all three directors are very, very focused," Ornelaz said. "The one comment he made to me was, 'Mike, you made me camera ready!' And that's what our job is as makeup artists."
Ornelaz still excels in getting actors camera-ready. his skills in prosthetics and special effects are what earned Ornelaz and his team those Emmy nominations and Emmy win this year.
"As a kid, that's all I dreamt about: Imagining different characters from different universes, playing it up and being able to actually physically create and use my imagination...It has come full circle," Ornelaz said.
No matter how many iconic movies he's helped bring to life, Ornelaz still keeps his roots in Kern County strong. He has this parting advice for local kids who have a similar Hollywood dream:
"A lot of doors you knock on are going to be closed, but just be persistent. Be persistent and work hard," Ornelaz said.


Opportunities for metal-to-plastic conversions continue to present themselves to molders and moldmakers across many industry segments. There are several reasons for this including the lightweighting of components, particularly in the transportation market due to the requirements to meet the new, more stringent CAFÉ standards. However, there are also other benefits to converting metal components to plastic for injection molding including the ability to combine numerous components into a single unit, thus eliminating secondary operations that might include welding, and reducing the total cost to manufacture.
So it wasn't surprising when a long-time (30 years!) customer approached Hoffer Plastics, a custom injection molder and contract manufacturer known for its engineering expertise and extensive capabilities in plastics processing using state-of-the-art technologies, with a new project. In order to meet the new EPA emission standards in California, the customer would have to build a new carburetor for its small engine line of lawn mowers and other small lawn and garden equipment. This new carburetor required a much more complex design than the current small engine carburetors in order to meet the new stringent emission laws.


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Taliban want brotherly relations with Turkey: Shaheen
ISTANBUL Nov 22, 2021 - 12:42 pm GMT+3
Suhail Shaheen, Afghan Taliban spokesperson and a member of the negotiation team, gestures while speaking during a joint news conference in Moscow, Russia, March 19, 2021. (AP File Photo)
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The Taliban want to establish favorable relations with all countries, but especially Turkey, as it shares a common religion, spokesperson Suhail Shaheen said Monday.
"The Turkish people are Muslim and they are our siblings. We would like to have very close relations with Turkey," Shaheen said, adding that they want to cooperate with Turkey in all spheres.
"We don't just want strong relations, but we would like to have brotherly relations," Shaheen said, as he urged Turkish businesspeople to come to Afghanistan and launch investment projects.
He continued by saying that Turkish investment in Afghanistan would further blossom relations between Turkey and Afghanistan.
The Taliban spokesperson noted that they want all investors to come to the country, which he said would provide mutual benefits for all sides and develop the country's economy.
After their takeover, the Taliban said they have asked all countries, primarily Turkey, to help the Afghan people and Afghanistan.
The Turkish government has taken a pragmatic approach to the recent events in Afghanistan. Underlining that new realities have emerged in the country, Ankara said it will move forward accordingly while keeping communication with all relevant actors open.
Turkey has been holding regular talks with the Taliban in Kabul, where it still has a diplomatic presence, about the conditions under which it could help operate the Afghan capital's Kabul Hamid Karzai International Airport.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan welcomed the moderate statements made by Taliban officials and announced that Turkey is ready to cooperate with all parties to ensure peace and stability.
In response to the announcement of the interim government, Erdoğan said Turkey will closely follow developments in Afghanistan.
Last week, the Taliban administration pledged to auction $10 million on the open market with the goal to slow down the plummeting value of the local currency. Human Rights Watch also called for easing financial sanctions on Afghanistan. It urged the United Nations and international financial institutions to adjust existing restrictions and sanctions affecting the country's economy and banking sector.
"Afghanistan's economy and social services are collapsing, with Afghans throughout the country already suffering acute malnutrition," said John Sifton, Asia advocacy director at Human Rights Watch.
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Q: MySQL connection failing on same query. Trying to reconnect with default user I am getting the following error on the same query:
Warning: mysql_query(): Access denied for user 'www-data'@'localhost' (using password: NO)
The error only occurs on the first try from any particular IP. After I refresh the page, the script runs fine. To be more specific, I will run it from a browser in one location, and it will error. If I refresh the page, the problem is fixed. That is until I try from another location.
From what I gather, its losing the connection to the database server and trying to reconnect with the default username. What's confusing me is that it fails on the same query each time. Let's call this query_X. Multiple queries run before query_X including selects, inserts, and updates. Query_X looks like this:
UPDATE game_users
SET status_cd=$tmp_status,
    expire_date=date_add('$currentExpire', interval $l_license_duration_days day)
WHERE game_user_id=$l_game_user_id

As an example, the variables being passed are:
$tmp_status = 1;
$currentExpire = '2011-12-05';
$l_license_duration_days = 30;
$l_game_user_id = 1;

What is it about this query that makes the connection fail, and why does refreshing the page fix the problem?
Fyi, I'm using persistent connect.
Edit: I just tried again from an ip that I tried last night. And I received the error again. That is on the first run of the script. After I ran the page a second time, it worked fine.
Edit: It will also error the first time it's run on a particular browser, even if it is on the same IP, i.e. it will error once on firefox and then be fine, error on chrome once and then be fine, etc.
Edit: I've narrowed it down to a mail() function that was happening just before query_X. I still don't know why the mail function is closing the mySQL connection. I've decided to put the mail function (which works properly and sends the email) at the end of the php file, where I would close the connection anyways. It's a hack, but I've spent too much time on this already.

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*It looks like you closed the connection before some call to mysql_query(). The message of access denied should happen on the mysql_connect() phase.

*Are you sure the error is in the query and not in the connect / close functions?

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I recently updated iTunes and QuickTime on my Windows 7 PC and afterwards noticed that when opening a .PSD (Photoshop Document) file that instead of opening in Photoshop the file opened in PictureViewer. I wasn't even familiar with PictureViewer at first however after a little searching I realized that PictureViewer is now installed with QuickTime by default which is really annoying since I already have dozens of picture viewing applications. Anyhow what it meant was that I needed to modify how file types associated to applications which is what is described in more detail. I will first describe how to change a single file type to match a single application and then I will describe how to associate a single program to many file types at the same time.


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S2E39 - Still Toking with Doug Rice (Acclaimed Animator)
S2E41- Join us as we dive into the mind of the great Doug Rice. Professor, Animator & Soo much more. Follow Still Toking With and their friends! https://smartpa.ge/5zv1 Follow our Guest https://www.facebook.com/doug.rice.1610 https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4653141/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/doug-rice-794ba710/ At age 70, the easiest way to describe Doug Rice's life is that he is a veteran of the United States Air Force, the comics industry, and the animation industry – coming away with an Honorable Discharge, the 1985 San Diego Con's Russ Manning "Most Promising Newcomer" Award (at age 34!!), and a Daytime Emmy certificate, respectively. In terms of any skills or abilities, he is completely self-taught…though he does NOT recommend that path for most would-be artists. In the early 1970's, when the old 4-color comics process was hours away from techno-extinction, Rice was hired to work as the one-man production staff of a small new company in Chicago called FIRST COMICS. Some months later his studio duties were expanded to include an original comics title, DYNAMO JOE, a giant-robot series which he created and penciled. From there Doug went off in many other directions as a freelancer: STARBLAZERS (for Comico), PLASTIC MAN and MANHUNTER (for DC Comics), TOXIC AVENGER and WHAT THE--?! (for Marvel), ROGER RABBIT (for Disney Comics), TALES OF THE TMNT (for Mirage Comics), and STUPID (for Image Comics), among others. It was in 1993 that Rice changed careers and got into TV animation – again, with no formal training at all. Startoons Studio in the south suburbs of Chicago was a beehive of activity for Warner Bros. weekday programming, which found Doug storyboarding and doing background layouts for "Steven Spielberg presents The Animaniacs" which, in turn, led to him being handed an Emmy certificate and 'letter-of-congratulations' from the head of KidsWB animation a little over two years after he started. After the studio folded in the summer of 2001, Rice began work on a two-fisted/pulp-style adventure novel, as a sort of hobby between freelance jobs. The book, SQUADRON, is currently in publication in soft and hard volumes designed by the author. Since 2013, Doug has been teaching animation-related classes as a part-time professor at Columbia College of the Arts in Chicago because, even though he never graduated from the University of Illinois Chicago Circle, his Emmy honor counts for a professorship at Columbia.
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Sometimes smelling like your environment is the best way to blend in and hide from predators. On the Great Barrier Reef, the harlequin filefish shelters in coral branches overnight. Researchers have found that these fish not only look like coral, they smell like it too.
Written by Celia Berrell Regardless if it's yours or mine, why is urine yellow? It's mostly made of water yet becomes a stinky fellow! When blood's red heme is broken down, it goes from brown to gold. You'll see this if you get a bruise and watch it growing old.


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"Z, Z, Z. You've Gotta Get Susan": Can Broadcast Legend Susan Zirinsky Save CBS News?
Tapped to lead the news division after a cascade of #MeToo scandals brought down Les Moonves, Jeff Fager, and Charlie Rose, Zirinsky is making moves to retool her network. But can a throwback from the glory days also win the future?
By Joe Pompeo
Gayle King, Susan Zirinsky, and Norah O'Donnell.Illustration by Michael Hoeweler.
Susan Zirinsky, 67, the new president of CBS News, was in her office at the CBS Broadcast Center recently rummaging through her illustrious past, which happens to constitute a rich history of broadcast journalism, and the world itself. There's a poster-size photo of Tank Man in Tiananmen Square, where Zirinsky oversaw the coverage when CBS had the only live broadcast of the protests by a major network. On a console, there was Dan Rather's typewriter from the White House. Framed on the wall, Edward R. Murrow's coat hanger. Zirinsky crouched down and pulled out an ancient manila folder from a filing drawer. Inside was Walter Cronkite's original Evening News script from the night of Richard Nixon's resignation. "He tossed it in the trash," she said, "so I just took it out."
Zirinsky, aka "Z," who's been at CBS since Watergate, ascended to her job after a period of radical discontinuity. In less than 12 months, a cascade of #MeToo scandals brought down CBS titans Les Moonves, Jeff Fager, and Charlie Rose. Zirinsky had worked alongside Moonves and Fager for years. She considered them friends. "I felt sad. Those weren't the people I knew," she said, adding that she hasn't talked to them since. Can those relationships be repaired? Zirinsky paused, carefully considering her response. "I think it's difficult."
Zirinsky's appointment is, undeniably, a restoration. And for many of her charges, that is exactly what was required. "Z running the news division is the best thing that's happened to that group of people in a very long time," one of my CBS sources said. But to others, Zirinsky's appointment can seem like ancestor worship. "One might argue," said a veteran of the network, "that what CBS needs right now is somebody who really understands the future, as opposed to someone who's a throwback to the past. For a network in third place for 30 years in the evening, and for as long as the morning show has existed, is she the best person to take a hard look and change what is necessary?"
One question is whether there's something fundamental about CBS News that means it's destined to remain a third-place proposition, or whether Zirinsky can move the needle with her recent talent shake-ups at CBS This Morning, where Gayle King is now even more of a centerpiece, and the CBS Evening News, which moves to Washington, D.C., this fall with Norah O'Donnell, following her July 15 debut as anchor. "I wouldn't put something on the air that I didn't think was going to work," said Zirinsky. "As a journalist and a producer, you don't put a show on that you don't think will work. What's the measure of success? To me, it's producing a solid program in the tradition of CBS's golden legacy. Even though I want the numbers to increase, as we move forward, numbers"—meaning traditional television ratings—"will be increasingly less important than the core value of what we are providing the viewer, or the mobile listener, or whatever the device. The measure of success will change along with the platforms we appear on." Take King's blockbuster R. Kelly interview from March. "When there's an R. Kelly, and we start putting bits out online," said Zirinsky, "at the end of the day, there were 40 million people who saw that. So do I want the numbers to grow? You're damn straight I do, but that's not the only judgment anymore. It is critical that the future becomes, where are we streaming?" (In the first month and a half of its new lineup, CBS This Morning's total audience was down 6 percent year over year to 2.84 million viewers; Good Morning America was down 5 percent to 3.79 million, and Today was down 2 percent to 3.69 million.)
Zirinsky, who famously inspired Holly Hunter's character in Broadcast News, was named president of the news division in early January, succeeding David Rhodes. But she'd been a major influence behind the scenes for years. Since 1996, Zirinsky ran 48 Hours, and she was the brains behind CBS's breaking news prime-time specials and documentaries, as well as a beloved mentor and spirit animal for CBS journalists. Right before Christmas, when it looked like Rhodes was not going to renew his contract, she got a call from acting CEO Joe Ianniello. "When I talked to people—executives, folks behind the camera, in front of the camera—to a person, it was: Z, Z, Z. You've gotta get Susan," said Ianniello. "This was a moment for her to step up."
Zirinsky has denied reports that she regrets taking the job, but she conceded, "It's the toughest job I've ever had. It's not that I worried about people not liking me. It was more, would I make the right decisions? It's a big job in a changing environment. It's daunting, and I'm not gonna tell you it's not still daunting. I use fear as a motivator. It's my drug."
Most daunting, perhaps, was the need to turn around the fortunes of CBS Evening News and CBS This Morning, whose ratings troubles stood in contrast to the perennial powerhouse that is 60 Minutes. The morning show, which accounts for more than $200 million in advertising revenue, was in a particularly difficult position. After debuting in 2012 to contend with Today and Good Morning America, it enjoyed a steady rise through 2016, with its star lineup of Gayle King, Charlie Rose, and Norah O'Donnell. At one point, it came within a couple hundred thousand viewers of second place. In 2017, however, it started to plateau, and management was actively discussing who could succeed septuagenarian Rose. He'd undergone heart surgery that winter, and there was a growing sense that the sunset of his career was fast approaching. The idea was to bring another A-list personality into the mix, someone who could seamlessly step into Rose's shoes. Two candidates that CBS executives had focused on were Willie Geist and Andrew Ross Sorkin, and the network made passes at both of them in 2017, months before Rose's downfall. By the time Rose was fired that November, following a Washington Post exposé that blew the lid off more than a decade's worth of sexual misconduct allegations, no obvious successor had been hired. Rhodes ended up filling out the anchor chairs in-house, adding John Dickerson and Bianna Golodryga, but the chemistry just wasn't the same, and the ratings took a turn for the worse.
"It's daunting.… I use fear as my motivator. It's my drug."
Before Rhodes left, he put out feelers to George Stephanopoulos and Chris Wallace. Zirinsky ended up focusing on internal candidates. "I think there are some amazing journalists in the field, but in my own house, we had remarkable talent, and so I felt very comfortable staying inside," she said. "Nothing was broken. People may have been in the wrong places, but everyone was working hard. In spite of management issues, in spite of what I'd call a series of unfortunate events, everybody was working hard." The main priority was locking down King. She was on fire thanks to a string of major bookings, most notably that viral R. Kelly interview. After months of feverish gossip and tabloid leaks, Zirinsky got the deals done in early May. King stayed put (reportedly for $11 million a year), Anthony Mason and Tony Dokoupil joined her on the morning show, Dickerson moved to 60 Minutes (Golodryga had already left the network), and O'Donnell got the Evening News out of Washington, replacing Jeff Glor, who was named cohost of CBS This Morning: Saturday.
Zirinsky dismissed speculation that the move to Washington was engineered to please O'Donnell, whose husband, chef Geoff Tracy, operates several restaurants there. Putting Evening News in the capital "gives us an advantage that we are wired into the most important story of the next two years," she said. "It's the center of gravity, where so much is decided." As for the role of broadcast news in the age of Trump, "We have to really be mindful of not taking a point of view, because that's what so much of cable is," she said. "I really think people want a straight newscast that gives all sides."
Zirinsky was tasked with bringing stability to CBS News during a moment of instability at the corporate level. The long-simmering murmurs of a CBS-Viacom reunion blossomed into active merger talks by mid-July, when this article went to press. What would a deal mean for CBS News? How much longer will Ianniello be Zirinsky's boss? (Viacom CEO Bob Bakish is the anticipated ringleader of a combined organization.) How much runway does she have before she's working within an entirely different company altogether? Sources close to the boardroom told me that if CBS merged with Viacom, which doesn't have a news division, they couldn't envision any negative impact on Zirinsky's operation. Zirinsky agrees. "Whatever happens, we're gonna be a really strong news division that will be an asset," she said. "People do not walk around here worried about, whither the company. People here are excited that there are investments being made, that changes are happening, that we are expanding, that we're building a company of the future. It's life."
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Israeli bulldozers demolished a Palestinian home and a commercial building, on Wednesday, in the Jabal Al-Mukabbir neighborhood, in occupied East Jerusalem.
A Ma'an reporter said that dozens of Israeli forces, along with staff from the Israeli Civil Administration and several bulldozers, stormed the neighborhood and blocked a number of streets.
According to local sources, prior to the demolition, Israeli forces raided a residential building belonging to Mahran al-Mughrabi, and forced him, along with his wife and two children, out of their home. Sources added that Israeli bulldozers demolished the home under the pretext that it was built without a permit.
Al-Mughrabi pointed out that the demolished home measured 200-square-meters and was built nearly two years ago.
Meanwhile, local sources said that Israeli forces surrounded a commercial building, in the same neighborhood, and removed its contents, including computers, desks, and chairs, before the demolition commenced.
The commercial building, which measured 50-square-meters, was also demolished under the pretext that it was built without an Israeli permit.
Sources mentioned that the owner had previously attempted to obtain an Israeli permit three months ago, while building, and that he had received no prior demolition notice from Israeli authorities. Israel uses the pretext of building without a permit to carry out demolitions of Palestinian-owned homes on a regular basis.
Israel rarely grants Palestinians permits to build in East Jerusalem, though the Jerusalem municipality has claimed that, compared to the Jewish population, which sees high approval ratings, they receive a disproportionately low number of permit applications from Palestinian communities.
In related news, Israeli forces demolished a Palestinian-owned structure on Tuesday, in Suba village, west of the southern occupied West Bank city of Hebron.
Local sources said that the demolished structure was part of a larger caravan which was donated, by an international organization, to Palestinian resident Nabil al-Hayla.
Sources added that Israeli forces had previously demolished al-Hayla's home, several years ago.
The report said that the cumulative number of structures targeted so far, in 2018, (251) has remained below the figure in the equivalent period of 2017 (286). All of the demolitions carried out during July 2018 took place under the pretext of lack of building permits.


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India that was in the top 10 countries overall last year slipped two spots to be ranked 12th.
If you have been planning to move abroad in search of a more comfortable life and better-paid job, then there's a survey to help you in your decision. HSBC's annual Expat Explorer survey reveals which country will pay you in heaps if you relocate there and which one will provide the best quality of life. Singapore, the overall winner offers the whole package - great pay, great living, and wellbeing of children.
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If you are looking for a big pay raise, then it must be noted that moving abroad boosts the average worker's income by $21,000. The survey also mentioned that 45% of expats said that their existing job paid more internationally. Additionally, 28 per cent respondents changed their location for a promotion. The best of these deals are usually offered in Switzerland, the US and Hong Kong.
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Q: Can I write Firestore query using if else statement? I want to build a method that can accommodate all cases of my query.
so I want to search for an event from my events collection. it can be searched based on filter whether it is free events or not, and also if it needs to search specific event type or show all events regardless of the event type.
I assumed that I can build a query like this, but the result is wrong. is the way I write the query right?
Here the code of my method:
   fun searchEventByParameters(onlyFreeEvents: Boolean, startDate: Date, endDate: Date, selectedCity: String, selectedEventType: String, limit: Long, lastDocument: DocumentSnapshot?, completion: (errorMessage:String?, events: ArrayList<Event>?, lastDocument: DocumentSnapshot?) -> Unit) {

        val ref = db.collection("events")
        lateinit var query : Query

        query = ref
            .whereEqualTo(FIRESTORE_EVENT_FIELD_CITY,selectedCity)
            .whereEqualTo(FIRESTORE_EVENT_FIELD_IS_ACTIVE,true)
            .whereEqualTo(FIRESTORE_EVENT_FIELD_HAS_BEEN_APPROVED,true)

        if (onlyFreeEvents) {
            query.whereEqualTo(FIRESTORE_EVENT_FIELD_PRICE,0)
        }

        if (selectedEventType == "show specific event type") {
            query.whereEqualTo(FIRESTORE_EVENT_FIELD_EVENT_TYPE, selectedEventType)
        }

        query.whereGreaterThan(FIRESTORE_EVENT_FIELD_DATE_START_TIME,startDate)
            .whereLessThan(FIRESTORE_EVENT_FIELD_DATE_START_TIME,endDate)
            .orderBy(FIRESTORE_EVENT_FIELD_DATE_START_TIME, Query.Direction.ASCENDING)
            .limit(limit)

        if (lastDocument != null) {
            query.startAfter(lastDocument)
        }

        query.get()
            .addOnSuccessListener { snapshot ->

                val eventDocuments = snapshot.documents

                if (eventDocuments.isEmpty()) {

                    completion("Tidak ada event",null,null)

                } else {

                    val lastDocument = snapshot.documents.last()
                    val eventArray = ArrayList<Event>()

                    for (document in eventDocuments) {
                        val eventData = document.data
                        val event = Event(dataEvent = eventData)
                        eventArray.add(event)
                    }

                    completion(null,eventArray,lastDocument)

                }

            }.addOnFailureListener {
                completion(it.localizedMessage,null, null)
            }

    }

here is the screenshot of my database

I assume I can chaining the query like that, but the result is weird. no matter I choose the filter, say I want only show only free events or only music event (event type), the result seems always show all the events in the collection, and the pagination is also failed, seems never-ending.

A: Cloud Firestore queries are immutable! This means that you can not change the properties of an existing query. If you change the value by calling for instance:
query.whereEqualTo(FIRESTORE_EVENT_FIELD_PRICE,0)

It becomes a new query. So to solve this, you need to save the new query in the original object:
query = query.whereEqualTo(FIRESTORE_EVENT_FIELD_PRICE,0)

Now your query will filter the elements using the following four whereEqualTo() calls cumulative:
.whereEqualTo(FIRESTORE_EVENT_FIELD_CITY,selectedCity)
.whereEqualTo(FIRESTORE_EVENT_FIELD_IS_ACTIVE,true)
.whereEqualTo(FIRESTORE_EVENT_FIELD_HAS_BEEN_APPROVED,true)
.whereEqualTo(FIRESTORE_EVENT_FIELD_PRICE,0)


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Luke Perry Biography
Full name Coy Luther Perry III
Know as Luke Perry, Perry, Luke
Birth place Mansfield, Ohio, USA
Age 52 years, 9 month, 4 days
Star sign Libra
Occupation Actor
Height 5' 10" (1.78 m)
Spouse Minnie Sharp
Children Jack, Sophie
Parents Ann Bennett, Coy Luther Perry, Jr.
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Coy Luther Perry III Biography:
Celebrity Luke Perry was born October 11, 1966, in Fredericktown, Ohio. In 1990, he got his breakthrough role as the rebellious adolescent heartthrob Dylan McKay on Aaron Spelling's sensational TV series Beverly Hills 90210. In the past few years since, he's enjoyed sustained success on TV along with on the stage and silver screen.
Perry's relationship with his biological dad stayed anxious until his dad's passing of a heart attack in 1980. It had been his stepfather, construction worker Steve Bennett, whom Perry looked to as a role model. Perry would later describe Bennett to People magazine as "the one who taught [him] the significant matters [he] needed to learn about truly being a guy."
Understood by his teachers as a daydreamer, Perry lacked excitement for his high school's farming program. Of his rural schooling at Fredericktown High School, Perry told Rolling Stone magazine, "we'd courses on giving birth to cows and driving tractors."
After 3 years of auditioning and 216 rejections, Perry got his first break in 1987, getting the part of Ned Bates in the daytime TV drama Loving. The part required him to move to Nyc. In 1988, he scored another dramatic part in The Big Apple, on the soap opera Another World.
Only a year after, Perry got the part that catapulted him to stardom, when he was cast in Aaron Spelling's teen drama show, Beverly Hills 90210. Perry had auditioned for the part of the jock, Steve Sanders, but was selected to play bad boy Dylan McKay instead. Beverly Hills 90210 creator Darren Star told Rolling Stone magazine, "When Luke walked to the audition, it had been like 'Wow, that is the man.'"
In 1990, Perry returned to La to begin shooting 90210. With Perry on board, Fox Network's ratings soared, mainly because of his overwhelming attractiveness as a teen heartthrob. The media generally compared him to actor James Dean, who'd also been known for his brooding good looks, his cool manner and his character as a rebellious but inwardly tormented teenager. Perry was even allowed the privilege of directing two episodes during the 1999 season. 90210 ran for a decade and aired its last episode on May 17, 2000, after which Perry took on his first big screen character, as Ray Ray in Scorchers.
Perry continued to pursue his film career using a supporting character in the first Buffy the Vampire Slayer picture (1992). In once, he embarked on what would end up being a long stream of TV voiceovers and guest appearances. Perhaps most famous was his character as Rev. Jeremiah Cloutier on 10 episodes of HBO's Oz (2001–2002).
Perry immediately returned to movie, and restarted his TV guest appearances, including a nine-episode spot on FCU: Fact Checkers Unit.
Perry's recent important movie projects range from the 2010 comedy Good Intentions.
Having wed in 1993 and divorced in 2003, Perry has shared custody of his two kids—a son, Jack, and a daughter, Sophie.
In a January 2011 interview with Creators Syndicate, he expressed a need to go back to a continuing TV series character.
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Tim has been working with Jesse Israel, Executive Vice President at Ineffable Pictures, to develop his scripts. Jesse has been involved with films such as 'The Blind Side', 'The Book of Eli' and 'P.S. I Love You'.
Tim is an MA Screenwriting graduate from LCC. He is a previous finalist in the scriptapalooza screenwriting competition.
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The school will also tackle issues related to interoperability and co-simulation by presenting the FMI concepts for different scales ranging from thermal systems to building and district levels.
The school is open to all scientists, researchers and practitioners interested in innovations in the building/district energy simulation field as well as in hands-on workshops. We will organize training sessions for beginners addressed especially to young PhD students and novice users as well as for more experienced users. These workshops will be led by senior researchers who are willing to share their experience.
Presentations from attendees dealing with the innovation in simulation or applications using the Modelica modeling language and FMI-based co-simulation are welcome (5min oral presentation or poster). A one page including title, names, affiliations and abstract should be send to mohamad.ibrahim@cea.fr before September 30th, 2016 for a first review. The final presentation should be sent to mohamad.ibrahim@cea.fr before October 20th, 2016 as a pdf format.
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Group wants ownership of time capsule found in Confederate statue
Orlando officials still deciding how to handle ownership
ORLANDO, Fla. – After years of controversy, the Confederate monument that overlooked Lake Eola for 100 years was removed Tuesday afternoon.
It will soon be placed at Greenwood Cemetery in the Civil War area.
The move has sparked a new discussion about who will take ownership of a time capsule that was found inside the monument.
"I think personally, because we put it there, that it should be given to us and then we can decide what we want to do with it," said Patricia Schnurr from the Daughters of the Confederacy, Florida Chapter.
Schnurr is an encyclopedia of history knowledge and said she already knew there was a time capsule in the monument long before it was discovered Tuesday morning.
"I knew that there was one put there when they put the statue in there and the only reason why I know is that I have the history of the chapter for every year since 1898," Schnurr said.
Admittedly against moving the monument, Schnurr said getting the capsule back is more about the principle than what's inside.
"We're saying that we paid for everything so we have a right to get/have the box back, regardless of what's in it," Schnurr said.
Even though the small, metal time capsule hasn't been opened, Schnurr said she knows what's inside.
"There was a Confederate flag, battle flag, the square one that the soldiers used. And there was some Confederate money. I don't know if they were bonds or if they were just money. Of course, you know they were no gold coins or anything like that, just money, Confederate money. And then there was a picture, a framed picture of General Lee, and then there was sort of an endorsement or certificate that was wrapped up in there that said something to the words that they placed in there in their memory for eternity or something like that, like some of the others," Schnurr said.
News 6 asked Orlando city officials about ownership procedure.
A representative said because this is so fresh, they're working to determine how and when to open it and to whom it truly belongs. The said they don't want to rush the process. The city is planning to set up a meeting with Schnurr.
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There were times during the last year when we wondered whether we would be in the house on schedule, but there was never a question in my mind about whether we would be in the house by Christmas. I could envision it — making dinner in our new kitchen, Santa coming down the fireplace of his choosing, and the peaceful serenity of this piece of property — with the abundant birds, deer and the soft clucking of our "girls" (the hens who now provide us with 5 eggs a day!).
I had envisioned snow on the roof, a fire in both fireplaces and the stillness that a blanket of snow can bring. What I didn't expect was sitting on the front porch rocking chairs in our shorts as the temperatures soared above 70.
Nevertheless, Christmas Day came and went in a flash of friends and family — gifts and goodies — dinner and dreams.
It has been a year of before and after pictures. Here are a few more….
I loved the photos. Looks like everyone helped you celebrate a wonderful first Christmas in your new home!
I can't believe how much Ariana reminds me of Dianne when she was little in that picture of your mom & her together. A little de ja vu moment! Ha!
Your first Christmas in the house looks wonderful!! The only thing missing was the snow, who would believe air conditioners were on or windows open on December 25th.
I'm glad you were able to enjoy your first Christmas in your new home surrounded by family and friends, making for a Christmas as warm inside as it was outside this year!
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Starting from the temples, meditation chambers, temple kitchens and fine architecture it takes you back to those times when Bhubaneswar became the cultural and spiritual hub of the entire Eastern India.
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Some Contestants Have Rejected Roses on 'The Bachelor' — Find out Who
By Kori Williams
Jan. 4 2022, Published 3:44 p.m. ET
Unfortunately, relationships formed on The Bachelor don't have a great track record. Now, we've made it to the 26th season, and in all the years the show and its spinoffs have been on TV, we've seen a lot of drama.
There have been more than a few breakups, and some of those have even happened before the couple made it down the aisle. But has anyone ever rejected a rose on the show? Here's every time it's happened.
Salley Carson rejected Clayton Echard before the first rose ceremony.
The latest example of this is during Season 26 where bachelor Clayton Echard hadn't even had the chance to start the rose ceremony before he was rejected. Five hours before, he sat with Salley, who was listed as "previously engaged." She cried as they sat together. "I thought I was ready to do something like this, and I don't know if my heart is ready," she said to him.
Clayton tried to comfort Salley, saying that he could relate to how she felt. Something similar had also happened to him that made him "shut down" for years. He offered her a rose as a way to say that she should give the show a chance. But in the end, she said no because her heart wasn't in the right place to keep going.
Ben Higgins was rejected by Lauren Barr.
Source: ABC
During Season 20 of The Bachelor, Lauren Barr rejected Ben Higgins' rose during the second week. She left during the rose ceremony. After her name was called, she asked Ben to step off to the side so they could speak quietly. She decided she no longer wanted to be on the show.
"I'm just a quiet girl from Oklahoma," Lauren said in one of the scenes. "It's really hard for me to be here."
Brad Womack was rejected by Madison Garton.
During a rose ceremony in Season 11, Madison decided to walk out without saying anything, leaving everyone confused. Eventually, Brad asked to excuse himself to find her. "I would have a really hard time taking a rose from one of these girls," she said to him.
She told him she would rather go home than take the spot of another contestant who "put her everything on the line" to be with him.
Not every rejection makes it to a rose ceremony.
Sometimes, the ladies of The Bachelor leave the show before a rose is even given out. That was the case for Sharleen Joynt of the 18th season and Brittney Brittney Schreiner from Season 16.
In Sharleen's case, she had been saying how unsure she was about Juan Pablo Galavis. She ended up leaving the show in the seventh week. But that was no surprise. She had been talking about not having strong feelings for J.P. since the season began.
Brittney stood out because she brought her grandmother Sheryl along to meet Ben Flajnik. In an interview with People, she said she left the show because she also didn't have strong feelings. "If I wanted to pursue something, it's worth trying," she said. "But my heart wasn't in it and [I] didn't want to waste anybody's time. I wanted to be upfront with Ben because I want the best for him."
There's only been one rejected rose on 'Bachelor in Paradise.'
During the sixth season of Bachelor in Paradise, Luke Stone wanted to give a rose to Bri Barnes. But during the ceremony, she turned him down. She said that she didn't see a future with him.
"Well, this has never happened before," said Chris Harrison as he walked into the set. He asked the other women if any one of them would want his rose and no one stepped forward. So, he was eliminated from the show.
Technically, no one has rejected a rose on 'The Bachelorette.'
But that doesn't mean people haven't left the show for other reasons. Luke S., for example, was first introduced to Bachelor Nation as a contestant on Season 15 of The Bachelorette. He ended up getting into an altercation with Luke Parker that became the beginning of the end of him being on the show.
While playing rugby, Luke P. body-slammed Luke S. Hannah Brown tried to figure out what happened, and Luke S. says he felt like she didn't understand his side of the story. "To me, being there, I felt like she didn't trust me," he said in an interview on Strahan & Sara. "And I think that was enough for me to leave because trust is the basis of any relationship."
On Season 17 of The Bachelorette, contestant Greg Grippo said he left the show because it was "too scripted." Although he said leaving was a really hard decision to make, he ultimately didn't like the structure of the show. "It felt, like, a little too scripted and felt like, 'All right, we need to play by [the rules]," he said in an interview on the We Met at Acme podcast.
Plus, Greg said that he didn't feel the same way about his season's bachelorette, Katie Thurston, that she felt for him. "I like to think on my end [that] the feelings that we had were real, but I just truly believe that she had stronger feelings for Blake [Moynes], who ended up getting engaged to her after."
You can watch The Bachelor and The Bachelorette on Discovery Plus, Hulu, and HBO Max. Bachelor in Paradise is on HBO Max. All three shows air on ABC.
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Yaman's Amazing Love! Heart pursued by the designer
November 6, 2018 by turkey
Can Yaman, the bright star of the last period, is currently on screen with the series "Early Bird." It was alleged that Can Yaman, who had been in love with his co-star Demet Özdemir, had a surprise love with another name.
SHE MADE MUSIC DESIGNER
It can be said that the heart of Yaman fell on the designer Elif Tutarkaban. It has been suggested that for 5 months, Yaman has lived in love with Tutarkaban. Yaman's response to the allegations of love was a matter of curiosity.
THEY WERE DEAD IN THE SET OF DAYS
She is now in love with Elif Tutarkaban, who designed the jewels of the TV series "Can Yaman."
While Tatlıtuğ participated in the Aşk-ı Memnu, Dizer was acting as a style consultant. The love of the Tatlıtuğ couple, who started in the set years ago, was transferred to the wedding table in 2015.
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Wolf vetoes school curriculum bill; signs nine others, including broadband authority, into law
By: Stephen Caruso - December 22, 2021 3:50 pm
Gov. Tom Wolf joined legislative leaders and education stakeholders at the state Capitol to celebrate the largest state funding increase for public school students in Pennsylvania history and the groundbreaking funding in the new Level Up initiative to provide an additional $100 million to the 100 lowest wealth school districts (Commonwealth Media Services photo).
Gov. Tom Wolf has vetoed a bill mandating schools to upload their curricula and lists of textbooks online for public access.
It had passed along party lines last week, during the Legislature's last session week of 2021. Wolf ran his veto pen across the bill on Wednesday.
Curriculum transparency bill heads to Wolf's desk, who opposes it
State law already requires public schools to allow parents and guardians access to their child's curriculum, academic standards, instructional materials, and assessment techniques by request.
But the proposal, Republican proponents said, was a simple transparency measure to make it easier for parents and the public to access curricula. Opponents countered that the bill was a culture war-tinged policy to enable ideological attacks on teachers' lesson plans.
Wolf went with the latter interpretation, saying in his veto message that the bill was "a thinly veiled attempt to restrict truthful instruction and censor content reflecting various cultures, identities, and experiences."
It is his fifth veto of the year. He's also vetoed an omnibus, GOP-written voting reform bill, a bill to eliminate concealed carry permits, and a bill banning public agencies, including schools, from checking someone's vaccination status.
Wolf also signed nine other bills, including a proposal to set up a state broadband authority that unanimously passed the Legislature last week.
The authority will allow the state to receive hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funding to expand access to high speed internet in underserved communities, argued rural lawmakers.
General Assembly sends Wolf bill creating new Pa. broadband authority
"This is a great day for all of us who have been fighting for broadband access in the most rural areas of the Commonwealth," state Rep. Tina Pickett, R-Susquehanna, said.
Two of the bills also expanded eligibility for a state program that helps seniors afford prescription medications.
Wolf's signatures mean that 100 bills have been signed into law this year. Of them, 19 named bridges or roads. That's the largest proportion of Harrisburg's output made up of naming laws in the past decade.
by Stephen Caruso, Pennsylvania Capital-Star
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Stephen Caruso is a former senior reporter with Pennsylvania Capital-Star. Before working with the Capital-Star he covered Pennsylvania state government for The PLS Reporter.
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