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One person said the fan "took home" the "trophy".
While India cruised to victory against the Netherlands at the T20 World Cup, one Indian fan was spotted proposing to his girlfriend.
Fans packed into the Sydney Cricket Ground to watch the match on October 27, 2022.
The unexpected proposal came during the Netherlands innings in the sixth over and it was captured on the big screen, meaning it was witnessed by the entire stadium and viewers around the world.
Amid the cheering fans, one man is seen getting up from his seat and going down on one knee in front of his girlfriend.
Fans sitting near the couple began cheering for them as the man is heard asking:
His girlfriend replies "yes" but due to the loud cheering, the man struggles to hear her.
He then realises that she said yes and the couple embrace.
Meanwhile, the commentators had been discussing the match. They abruptly stop their analysis to ask whether a marriage proposal had just happened.
The video was posted by ICC, jokingly captioning the clip:
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"Decision pending."
Social media users took to the comments to congratulate the newly-engaged couple.
One person said the fan "took home" the "trophy".
Others pointed out how cricket stadiums have become commonplace for marriage proposals.
However, some believed the proposal was done for the cameras.
One said:
"Damn nowadays generation whatever you want to do, do it in front of the camera."
Another troll commented: "Time to get my GF to the ground and pretend like I'm proposing to her for the first time so we both can become famous.
"Is this a trend or what?"
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Meanwhile, it proved to be a good day at the office for the Indian national team as they won their second consecutive game, taking them to the top of Group 2.
Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and Suryakumar Yadav all reached half-centuries as India scored 179-2.
The Netherlands began the T20 match with good bowling, making it difficult for India to get off to a fast start.
But India settled and managed an unachievable score for the Netherlands, winning by 56 runs.
After the match, Sharma said:
"Lucky for us, we had a few days to get over that special win. As soon as the game got over, we came to Sydney and regrouped.
"We have to move on now, and the focus was on this game where we wanted to come out and get those two points. I thought it was a clinical win."
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Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts creates an Executive Committee composed of "millennials"
Mövenpick Hotels & Resort announces the creation of ExCom-Y, an executive committee made up of Generation Y. The goal: to better meet the demands of the growing number of millennial customers.
The Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts Group has just announced the creation of ExCom-Y, an Executive Committee gathering 10 young talents from Generation Y. Composed of 6 "millennials" from Mövenpick and 4 young entrepreneurs from all over the world, it aims at collecting new ideas and thus better respond to the demand of "millennials" which represent 30% of the group's overall customer base. Several nationalities and areas of expertise will be represented, including front office, digital content and strategy, sales, marketing, Food & Beverage, brand identity and quality service.
Craig Cochrane, Human Resources Director of Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts said: "The Millennials are becoming an influential demographic group and are often found in the profile of our clients. We need to understand their needs and integrate their aspirations into our hotel offer. The creation of the ExCom-Y committee marks an important milestone in our ongoing strategy and we are eager to work with them on a wide range of topics essential to the evolution of our business."
As of January 1, 2016, Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts was 55th in the ranking of hotel groups worldwide, with 77 properties totaling 19,350 rooms, according to data published by Hospitality ON.
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It is well known by now that climate change is real and human activities are the cause of climate change. The carbon dioxide concentration and Earth's surface temperature is rising since industrialization in a mid-late 19th century. The rising temperature is causing melting of ice mass, sea level rise, increase in extreme weather events and changes in weather patterns. Scientists, researchers, and policymakers all over the world are working towards finding how much and how fast should we take action to address the adverse impacts of climate change? In this article, we elaborate on how do we know that climate change is real? We will focus only on the historical and current data to answer this question. We are also sharing links of videos showing a visualization of data providing evidence on climate change.
A change in climate is observed by monitoring weather variables, particularly temperature, over a long period. Historically, we got the first hint of global warming in 1938. An English engineer, Guy Stewart Callendar undertook a thorough and systematic effort to examine historical changes in Earth's temperature. He took weather data from 147 weather stations around the world and initiated a massive international effort to standardize data from different countries and different years. After analyzing this data in detail, in 1938 he announced that the mean global temperature has risen by 0.5 degrees between 1890 and 1935.
The second line of evidence on climate change from direct measurement came in 1960. The role of CO2 in trapping the heat from sunlight was established in the mid-1850s. Scientists had calculated the expected change in Earth's temperature due to a change in concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere. In 1958 Charles David Keeling began measuring CO2 with precision using the measuring instruments he developed himself. Within two years of data from Antarctica, in 1960, he reported that the level of CO2 is rising in the atmosphere. As the number of observations increased, the inexorable rise in CO2 concentration became evident. The other observatory established by Keeling in 1958 in Mauna Loa, Hawaii continues to be the most important source of data on CO2 concentration. The historical records of atmospheric concentration of CO2 are obtained from the analysis of the composition of air bubbles enclosed in ice cores from Greenland and Antarctica.
The long-term data on carbon dioxide concentration and weather variables are freely available from various academic and research organizations. I have taken data from Earth System Research Laboratory, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration on CO2 concentration from 1958 to 2017. The highest historical CO2 level was less than 300 ppm, and it reached 406 ppm in 2017. The data shows that mean concentration of CO2 increased at the rate of 0.75 ppm/year during 1959-1968 and at the rate of 2.33 ppm/year during 2008-2017.
The rising concentration of carbon dioxide is changing the Earth's temperature. Scientists report the rise in average temperature as a temperature anomaly as shown in the figure below. The graph shows the annual mean and 5-year running mean of the temperature anomaly in global mean surface temperature. This temperature is the average of temperature recorded at weather stations all over the world. There is a distinct rise in temperature from around 1910 till 1940. There is no variation from 1940 to the early 1970s followed by a steady increase. In 1940 to late 1960s, due to the change in the trend, there was confusion whether the climate was warming or cooling. Scientists explained that this was caused by blocked sunlight due to industrial pollution and was enhanced by long-term climatic oscillations and changes in Earth's orbits. The warming trend resumed in 1975, and the scientific opinion started converging on global warming, not cooling. The increase in global mean surface temperature in 2017 is 0.9°C compared to the 1951-1980 average.
Earth's temperature changes from 1880 to 2015 as a rolling 5-year average.
The loss in Imja Glacier, Himalayas is seen in the images below.
The long-term weather data shows a clear and distinctive sign of climate change. The data on surface temperature, heat content of oceans, changes in ice mass and sea level height shows unprecedented changes. The visualization of this data not only gives the evidence but rings a loud alarming bell.


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Fred Sirieix
French maître d'hôtel and TV personality
Fred Sirieix is a French maître d'hôtel and TV personality. He is also a professional and renowned Actor in French. Fred is the founder of National Waiters Day, the training tool the Art of Service as well as Galvin Cup and Galvin's Chance Charities. He also took the initiative to start The Right Course which teaches prisoners about the service industry. He also released a book called First Dates: The Art of Love and a music track La Vie Continue. He has been featured in an ITV show, with Gordon Ramsay and Gino D'Acampo, entitled Gordon, Gino, and Fred: Road Trip (2019), and Remarkable Places to Eat on BBC Two (2019). Scroll down to know more about his biography, birthday, wiki, facts, age, girlfriend, net worth, career and many more.
He is best known for appearing on Channel 4's First Dates, and BBC Two's Million Pound Menu.
Source: @hospitalityandcateringnews.com
Early Life of Fred Sirieix
Fred Sirieix was born on 27 January 1972 in Limoges, France. He holds French nationality and belongs to White ethnicity. His birth sign is Aquarius. His birthday falls on 27th January of every year. Just a couple of months ago he celebrated his 48th birthday with his family and friends in his house. Information regarding her family, siblings, education will be added soon.
Career of Fred Sirieix
Sirieix began his career in the food industry at a catering college, receiving some training as a chef.
He also took training at a Michelin-starred restaurant in France, before moving to London restaurant La Tante Claire where he worked as Chef de Rang.
Following this, he worked at Le Gavroche, Sartoria and Brasserie Roux. He was for 14 years the general manager at restaurant Galvin at Windows, a Michelin-starred restaurant on the 28th floor of the London Hilton Hotel on Park Lane, which he left in December 2019. Sirieix is the Maître d' on Channel 4's First Dates.
He was also Maître d' on the First Dates spin-off show, First Dates Abroad.
In addition to First Dates, Sirieix, along with celebrity chef Michel Roux Jr, co-hosted BBC Two's Michel Roux's Service.
In 2012, he appeared on BBC One's The Apprentice whilst the program filmed at Galvin at Windows. In 2017, he appeared on Channel 4's Tried and Tasted: The Ultimate Shopping List.
In 2018, he presented Million Pound Menu, a new show for BBC Two. In December 2017, he appeared in ITV's Gordon, Gino and Fred's Great Christmas Roast, alongside Gordon Ramsay and Gino D'Acampo.
In 2019, he presented a series on BBC Two entitled Remarkable Places to Eat, in which he was taken by chefs to their favorite restaurants in different cities.
In 2015, Sirieix released a music track with Mark King from the band Level 42 and rapper XO MAN called "La Vie Continue" ("Life Goes On").
In 2016, He released a book called First Dates: The Art of Love.
Achievement and Awards of Fred Sirieix
In 2013, Fred Sirieix won the Cateys manager of the year award.
In October 2011, he won the National Restaurant Awards' Personality of the Year
In March 2014, he was awarded an honorary degree from the University of West London.
Personal Life of Fred Sirieix
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At the time of writing, Fred Sirieix is an unmarried man but is soon to be married. Fred's longest relationship was with a woman named Alex, who he was with for over 12 years. But they were never married but only remain as a partner. They have two children together. Their children are 15-year-old Andrea and 10-year-old Lucien. His daughter is a diving enthusiast and he often takes to Instagram to share her diving success. They separated in early 2018. In January 2018, He went public with his new partner who has never been named but Fred lovingly calls "Fruitcake" to the public. On Wednesday, March 18th, 2020, he announced that he had proposed to Fruitcake and she had said yes! Fred Sirieix has revealed his wedding will take place in Jamaica, with close friend Gino D'Acampo handling his stag do and eclectic wedding menu.
Body Measurement of Fred Sirieix
Fred Sirieix is a man of high Personality Looks with a well-maintained body physique. He stands 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighs 78 kg. His other body measurement is under review. He has dark shading hair and dark black eyes.
Net worth of Fred Sirieix
As of 2020, The net worth of Fred Sirieix is estimated to be $62 million. His monthly salary is 10,000 USD To 500,000 USD. His source of wealth is from his profession from being a professional Actor, maître d'hôtel, and TV personality. He currently lives in Peckham, London.
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Commentary: Defense Department Pulls a Bait and Switch on Vaccines
October 21, 2021 October 20, 2021 Minnesota Sun Staff
On August 24, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin issued a memo to senior Pentagon leadership announcing that he was implementing a mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy for all military service members. The day before, the FDA had issued full authorization to Pfizer for their Comirnaty COVID-19 vaccine product (the nomenclature of which is meant to be a mashup of the words "COVID", "mRNA", and "community") . At first glance it would seem that the mandatory vaccination policy, while scientifically unsound and strategically foolish, was at least a policy being implemented according to both the letter of the directive and in accordance with the law. But a further examination of the facts and the manner in which this order is being implemented makes clear that the military's implementation of this order is illegal and highly unethical.
In the memo, Secretary Austin issued a directive and a promise, that "Mandatory vaccination against COVID-19 will only use COVID-19 vaccines that receive full licensure from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), in accordance with FDA-approved labeling and guidance." The problem with this is that the Comirnaty vaccine product that was approved by the FDA is not available anywhere in the Military Health System. It is not even in production, according to the military's TRICARE healthcare providers. If a soldier goes to a military hospital or a private provider to receive an approved Pfizer COVID vaccine, he will be administered the unapproved Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine which is a vaccine that is not approved but has been administered under an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA). We are told that this is but a brand name difference, that the formulation is the same, and they can be used interchangeably. But as the FDA was approving the Comirnaty product, they were renewing the authorization for the Pfizer-BioNTech product. If it's just a matter of brand name, why issue an approval for one brand name and an EUA renewal for the other? This is because they are not actually the same.
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Sidney Powell Sues Defense Department over Vaccine Mandate
Former Trump attorney Sidney Powell announced Wednesday that she is suing the Defense Department in regards to their vaccine mandate.
According to The Hill, Powell is representing the Texas-based group "Defending the Republic" in a lawsuit against Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in regards to the military's mandatory vaccination requirements.
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Republicans Demand Release of Marine Lt. Col. Jailed for Criticizing Afghanistan Withdrawal
October 2, 2021 October 1, 2021 Minnesota Sun Staff
Republican lawmakers in both houses of Congress are demanding that the United States Marine Corps release a Lieutenant Colonel who was jailed earlier this week for criticizing military leadership after the failed Afghanistan withdrawal, Breitbart reports.
A Marine spokesperson confirmed that Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller is currently in pre-trial confinement in the Regional Brig of Marine Corps Installations East, in Camp Lejeune, as he awaits an Article 32 hearing. Although he has not yet been formally charged, Scheller faces the possibility of being charged under a handful of articles, including "contempt toward officials" (Article 88), "willfully disobeying superior commissioned officer" (Article 90), "failure to obey lawful general orders" (Article 92), and "conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman" (Article 133).
Scheller first made his criticisms in a viral video he posted to Facebook on August 26th, the same day that a suicide attack at the Hamid Karzai International Airport in the capital city of Kabul claimed the lives of 13 American servicemembers, as well as hundreds of Afghan civilians. Scheller demanded accountability from military leadership for a withdrawal that has been universally viewed, both domestically and internationally, as a disaster.
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'You Broke the Military': Milley, Austin Set for Second Congressional Grilling on Afghanistan
Top American military leaders are set for another round of intense congressional grilling on Wednesday, following a day-long Tuesday session that at times featured blistering criticism of their part in the U.S. exit from Afghanistan.
The Tuesday hearing placed on the griddle Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin; U.S. Central Command Chief Gen. Frank McKenzie; and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley.
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Commentary: Afghanistan Reveals U.S. Choices Have Dangerously Narrowed
August 25, 2021 August 24, 2021 Minnesota Sun Staff
In the "Nicomachean Ethics," Aristotle has a lot to say about the activity of choice and its place in securing "eudaimonia," that "good-spiritedness" that is synonymous with human fulfillment.
Choice is critical in the metabolism of virtue. But, Aristotle points out, it is possible for someone, through bad choices, to put himself in a situation from which choice cannot rescue him.
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Commentary: Biden Administration Chooses Political Purges over National Defense
March 18, 2021 March 17, 2021 Minnesota Sun Staff
"The discipline which makes the soldiers of a free country reliable in battle is not to be gained by harsh or tyrannical treatment," said West Point superintendent John Schofield in 1879, condemning leaders who issue unreasonable and abusive orders. America's military today is at risk of a different sort of tyranny: the purging of unauthorized political views.
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Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin Issues 60-Day 'Stand Down' Order to Address 'Extremism' in the Military
February 9, 2021 February 8, 2021 Minnesota Sun Staff
Joe Biden's Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin has issued an unprecedented "stand down" order for the entirety of the United States military over the course of the next 60 days, for the purpose of addressing alleged "extremism" in the military's ranks, as reported by Breitbart.
Austin announced the decision in a Tweet on Wednesday, saying that he "met with senior leaders to discuss extremism in the military. As a first step, I'm ordering a stand down to occur over the next 60 days so each service, each command, and each unit can have a deeper conversation about this issue."
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Senate Confirms Lloyd Austin as Secretary of Defense
January 23, 2021 January 22, 2021 Minnesota Sun Staff
The Senate voted to confirm retired Gen. Lloyd Austin as Secretary of Defense, making him President Joe Biden's second Cabinet nominee to be confirmed.
Austin was confirmed by a bipartisan 93-2 vote and will be the first black person to serve in the role. Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley and Utah Sen. Mike Lee were the only senators to vote against his confirmation.
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