“I am a jack of all trades but a master of two”, jokes Franco Davies, author of Swords of religion, the latest installment of Heritage Malta in a series of elegant monographs. Physiotherapist, historical fencer and historian, Franco wears several hats but his joke carries weight. He holds a master’sRead More →
Driven by energy, enthusiasm and positivity, they have been making waves across the country since the creation of the collective and their message is simple; just use less. We sat down with Geraldine, half of the dynamic duo, to discuss what prompted the name change, how fashion is often ‘theRead More →
48-year-old Olympic medalist Leander Paes, born in Calcutta to a Goan father, said he wanted to work for Goa where his roots lay, and knew TMC from its association with the City of Joy, and decided to unleash his “passion” for working for the people by joining the party aheadRead More →
As a pet lover Dan Luo cherishes his time with his furkids. But he also suffers from eczema. This made him very difficult as someone who enjoyed showering with his pets, as the harsh chemicals in most commercially available pet care products irritated his skin so much that showering. withRead More →
Increasing access to fresh, local food and connecting families to how it’s grown are priorities for Chicago-based companies, Sugar Beet Food Co-op and Herban Produce. During a recent farm-to-fork tour, 25 farmers in rural Illinois learned about the unique challenges the two businesses face in the city. The Taste ofRead More →
The Buffalo Sabers believed their Friday night game against the New York Rangers was tied with 56.2 seconds left, but what appeared to be a good goal was called off after the video replay as it was determined that the Sabers had entered the offside zone. Buffalo came back rightRead More →
There are rivals and then there is the Army-Navy Game. This contest goes beyond X’s and Bones, team colors and regional borders. It’s a historic college football game that touches the country with crowds of servicemen and women overseas. Saturday marks the 122nd edition of this iconic clash between theRead More →
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SAUGUS, Mass. – The work-life balance has really forced many people, especially working mothers, to reconsider their careers. A Saugus mom decided to quit her job at a bank in Boston to care for her daughter and newborn twins. But more time at home allowed her to cook her traditionalRead More →
During the hour-long lecture, the three astronauts took the audience on a tour of the space station and performed fascinating experiments to illustrate the principles behind different phenomena occurring in space. HONG KONG, Dec. 9 (Xinhua) – “Welcome to our space lesson!” Applause and cheers rang out in several classroomsRead More →
Former England rugby union player Mike Tindall was part of the England team that won the 2003 World Cup. Although in-laws, Princess Anne is a staunch supporter of the Scottish rugby team, she does not hardly ever misses a home game and has even traveled abroad to support the ScottishRead More →
December 8, 2021 Editor’s Note: This story is one in a series of profiles of notable fall 2021 graduates. For almost everyone, the COVID-19 pandemic has come with major life changes, new routines, and perhaps a different outlook on life. Kelly Freter, a student at Arizona State University, is noRead More →
Aaron Kai is fully true to his spirit. The Hilo Hawaii-born visual artist raised among the colorful views and folding waves of a tropical paradise couldn’t envision a rigid life where he subscribed to the typical nine-to-five lifestyle. Armed with a passion for art inspired by Dragon ball z, TheRead More →
It takes Miriam Weiskind five days of prep and 60 seconds of cooking for the aroma of the dough – cooked to golden, bubbling perfection with sweet tomatoes and salty, hazelnut mozzarella cheese – to fill the air with its sound. Brooklyn apartment. But soon – with the help ofRead More →
Pro Wrestling Mission is developing by leaps and bounds on the independent wrestling scene. The all-female-led promotion is owned by Thunder Rosa of AEW and ‘La Mera Mera’ puts as much passion into MPW as she does every time she steps in the ring or the octagon. Dominic DeAngelo spokeRead More →
Fermanagh textile artist Tracey Whitehead, founder of EweMomma, specializes in hand dyeing yarn. Working in her Buttermarket unit, Enniskillen, she experiments with different types of yarns and dyeing techniques to create striking and unique colourways perfect for many knitting and crochet projects. Here, she talks to The Impartial Reporter aboutRead More →
As boos (and a sweater) rained down from the stands, as Canucks fans called for change in a 4-1 loss on Saturday night at Rogers Arena, Stan Smyl sat there watching and listening. And stew. Smyl played 896 games for the Canucks. A player of heart and soul, he wasRead More →
Animation of Monday, December 6, 2021 Source: etvghana.com 2021-12-06 Eugène Evans, actor Ghanaian actor, voice over artist and MC Eugene Evans says money is not his main focus when working as an actor. Speaking on eTV Ghana’s Late Nite Celebrity Show with Foster Romanus, Eugene made the claim after beingRead More →
Dori Media Group (DMG) claims a major blow with the sale of the historic telenovela Argentina, Tierra De Amor Y Venganza (Argentina, land of passion and vengeance) to Japanese Contents Seven. The distributor of film and television content has acquired 60 episodes of the series and will oversee its localizationRead More →
After a week of swirling speculation and rampant rumors, Matt Campbell has finally spoken. Although to Campbell, it was hardly the words that mattered. “A lot has been said,” Campbell said Sunday hours after his Iowa State football team was selected to play in the Cheez-It Bowl against Clemson, “andRead More →
Chinese documentary Li Bai Photo: Sina Weibo After learning about the life of the master poet who lived 1,300 years ago in the landmark documentary Li Bai on CCTV-9, many young Chinese viewers have taken to social media to talk about chasing their dreams. The four-part documentary took three yearsRead More →
The San Francisco 49ers have managed to return home happy after their away trips so far this season, going 4-1 on the road. However, the story goes that defeating the Seattle Seahawks is no easy task no matter how the teams stand, especially when visiting Lumen Field, where the Seahawks’Read More →
Kayleigh Reynolds-Flynn has been riding since birth. Her mother also grew up riding a horse. “My favorite photo is of me when I was probably about three or four months old with my mom sitting on our old horse, Bandy,” Reynolds-Flynn says on this week’s Enterprise podcast. Her mother wouldRead More →
The herald Carl Maswoswa Young Interactive Writer The second century has become a world centered around passionate careers rather than study-related jobs. The mentality that education is the only way out is a thing of the past. Times have changed, the environment is looking for an innovative mindset to surviveRead More →
With a mom as a high school choir director and a great-grandfather who sang for fun, Jaycob Steels, a student from the Blinn College District, was bound to have music in his veins. Jaycob steels(courtesy Blinn College) Steels, a second year College Station vocal performance student taking lessons at BlinnRead More →
Marc Atkins / Getty Images Speaking after Tottenham’s 2-0 win over Brentford, Son Heung-min admitted he liked the energy and passion Antonio Conte exudes on the sidelines. With other results going in Tottenham’s direction in recent days, it was a big game for the North Londoners on Thursday against theRead More →
For Daniel Warren, the artist’s career and spiritual paths became more and more intertwined and deepened. A former rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Brunswick said his artistic journey began at university, but he didn’t start painting regularly until after his retirement in 2011. “I’ve always been interested inRead More →
West Side Story– a curious exception in the modern glut of sequels and remakes, with its potent combination of sacred subject matter and director – immediately announces itself. Where the 1961 original, directed by Robert Wise and Jerome Robbins, began with a series of aerial shots over New York City,Read More →
As the UAE celebrates its Golden Jubilee, horse racing has achieved worldwide fame thanks to the country’s expertise in racing operations as owners and breeders. Meydan Racecourse – Dubai’s flagship site – is known worldwide as a venue for the world’s richest race meeting – the Dubai World Cup –Read More →
He credits his advisor, music teacher Greg Youtz, with a course in songwriting and songwriting and organizing concerts through LASR for helping him realize that the individualized major would be the best way to acquire l experience necessary for this type of work. “At the time, I was majoring inRead More →
The passion of our supporters is what I love most about this club. Football is an integral part of the life of the townspeople and fans care so much about Everton. This depth of feeling creates the atmosphere and intensity of our matches and it’s special to be involved inRead More →
“The thing with the world is that motivation, curiosity and interest are really central” Misha (Michael) Glenny is a renowned and award-winning British journalist and host. He is multilingual. He specializes in global organized crime, cybercrime and South East Europe. Three of his most successful books (McMafia, DarkMarket and TheRead More →
Textile artist Kathryn Coulter is inspired by nature and the flowers of her hometown of Fermanagh. Working with fresh flowers, Kathryn incorporates them into her textile pieces using embroidery, preserving their beauty. Here, she talks to The Impartial Reporter about her artistic journey, her most ambitious work to date, andRead More →
NCET helps you explore business and technology. The Abbi agency began around Abbi Whitaker’s kitchen table in 2009 at the height of one of the deepest economic recessions in modern history. Founded by sisters Abbi Whitaker and Constance Aguilar, the agency began with a staunch dedication to intelligent and results-orientedRead More →
MILAN – According to Giuliano Calza, Bratz dolls have a lot in common with GCDS, the fashion brand he co-founded with his brother Giordano. “When Bratz dolls were released in 2001, people said they were ugly, vulgar, cheesy… the same things many said about our clothes,” the designer candidly admitted.Read More →
DANBURY – Edwin Rivera scribbled on a notepad. The bounty hunter was on guard with his partner, who had been a Green Beret in the military. Rivera was inspired by his partner and wrote a character based on him in his manuscript. It was in 1996. Twenty-five years later, RiveraRead More →
Cristine Niles’ interest in photography started as a 4-H project when she was a child, and now the passion is growing in her daughter, Emily Niles, who took several photos at the Nebraska State Fair this year. “I actually started doing photography when I was in 4-H,” Cristine said. Emily’sRead More →
METROPOLIS, III. “SPORT – a game, contest, or other pastime requiring a certain skill and generally a certain amount of physical exercise.” This is Mr. Webster’s main definition of sport. The second is more appropriate for this exhibition: “any pastime or fun, diversion”. Esport might not fit the first definition,Read More →
Guest correspondence SATURDAY NOV 27, 2021 | DAILY SRQ SATURDAY PERSPECTIVES EDITION Born in 1901, Walter E. Disney was a visionary from an early age. The young artist was already drawing his first somewhat raw characters at the age of 7. He never stopped. His passion took him to HollywoodRead More →
The community of Oakboro recently lost one of its primary citizens with the passing of Anabel Speight. Known for her work with the Oakboro Regional Museum, the former Stanly West teacher helped start a sport in the county that Stanly is now among the most productive in the state inRead More →
Editor’s note: Doug Krikorian is in Europe and sends this firecracker (short piece) (Berlin, Germany – November 25, 2021) – I love Berlin, have always loved it, always will love it, since I first arrived here on Friday November 10, 1989, a day after the soldiers Enthusiastic East Germans ThenRead More →
It struck me very early on during his press conference on Monday. So much so that I had to go back and ask him a few minutes later. Mike Norvell spoke so passionately about this week, this game, this rivalry, that I wanted to know exactly why he was soRead More →
The Futaba of My Senpai Is Annoying is not just a hard worker. She also has a creative side that can inspire others, as episode 7 proves. WARNING: The following contains spoilers for My Senpai is Annoying Episode 7, “Here and Now”, now airing on Funimation. Futaba Igarashi has aRead More →
There’s a new Bruce Banner in town, and he’s cranking up his engines to take Marvel fans into one of the strangest, craziest Hulk stories they’ve probably ever read. Donny Cates, author of Venom, Thanos, and the current Thor run, brings his brand of metal madness to the not-so-cheerful greenRead More →
MANILA, Philippines – Studies have shown that the greatest motivation for millennials is to find purpose and a sense of responsibility in their jobs. Being more comfortable with technology has also helped them find innovative solutions to reach their market despite community quarantine restrictions. Three young entrepreneurs Victoria Kristina C.Read More →
On the coffee table is a Lego Creator 3in1 set, an alien minifigure with a crystal set, 327 pieces, designed for ages 7 and up. Rodrigo Blankenship builds this alien from the couch of his home in Indianapolis, a display case containing a soccer ball sitting inches away. He’s theRead More →