Speaking at the opening ceremony, Vice chairman of the provincial People’s Committee, Doan Tan Buu said that despite the pandemic growers in Sa Dec ornamental flower village have planted more trees while some tourist areas have been are open to the public. … [Read more...] about 2021 Dong Thap Tourism-Culture Week opens
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No cultural events of students for Republic Day celebrations: TN Govt
Don't Miss Automobiles Harley Davidson Street 750 & Street Rod Discontinued In India: Removed From Website Movies When Alia Bhatt Confessed About Loving Sidharth Malhotra: I Love Him, There's No Stress; I'm Not Nachaoing Him Finance IRCTC To Resume e-Catering Services From February Sports IPL 2021: BCCI to host IPL 14 Auction on February 18, claims official; venue not decided yet Lifestyle Healthy Bitter Foods That May Help Lower Blood Glucose In Diabetics Technology You Broadband Launches New Bundled Plans For Its Customers Education UPSC Civil Services 2021: No Extra Attempt For Aspirants Who Missed Exam Due To COVID Travel 10 Best Places To Visit In Assam In January 2021 … [Read more...] about No cultural events of students for Republic Day celebrations: TN Govt
‘Borat 2’—Everything We Know About Sacha Baron Cohen’s Secret Sequel
The original Borat film was directed by Larry Charles and went on to gross over a quarter of a billion dollars at the worldwide box office in 2006. The sequel was announced back in 2007 by Fox. It is unclear what studio is now backing the film since Disney's acquisition of Fox. … [Read more...] about ‘Borat 2’—Everything We Know About Sacha Baron Cohen’s Secret Sequel
‘Borat 2’ Release Date, Trailer: Sacha Baron Cohen Sequel Coming to Amazon Prime Before Election
Film website Collider first reported on news of the follow-up to the mockumentary and shared a YouTube clip of a scene from the movie apparently being shot in Los Angeles in August of this year. So viewers can expect plenty of undercover shenanigans. … [Read more...] about ‘Borat 2’ Release Date, Trailer: Sacha Baron Cohen Sequel Coming to Amazon Prime Before Election
I Accidentally Built A Brogrammer Culture. Now We’re Undoing It
Part of what makes tackling diversity and inclusion so difficult is that it hasn’t been “solved” before. There’s no playbook on how to reverse undesirable trends; as one D&I expert recently summed it up for Fast Company, “Although it would be more comforting to claim we now have ‘best practices,’ the reality is that we just have ‘better practices . . . we think.’” Often, there’s not even consensus within our own team about the right way forward. (There’s been a lot of debate about whether or not men should be included in those fireside chats with women leaders, for example–and I consider the fact that the debate is happening at all to be a sign we’re moving in the right direction.) … [Read more...] about I Accidentally Built A Brogrammer Culture. Now We’re Undoing It
XOXO, Conspicuous Consumption: How the Economy Killed ‘Gossip Girl’
On a recent evening, as I weaved my way through a crowded Manhattan sidewalk, I phoned my boyfriend to tell him I'd be home late. Just before we hung up, I looked around nervously to make sure no one was overhearing our conversation, then lowered my voice to make a humiliating request: "Could you DVR Gossip Girl?" … [Read more...] about XOXO, Conspicuous Consumption: How the Economy Killed ‘Gossip Girl’
David Ortiz, Russell Wilson and More Sports Figures Salute ‘Heroic’ Hank Aaron
NFL star Russel Wilson thanked Aaron for his influence outside of the game. "Hank... my dad and Grandfather raved about you. Thanks for changing the game of baseball... but more importantly thanks for bringing America together through love in a time of such great hate." … [Read more...] about David Ortiz, Russell Wilson and More Sports Figures Salute ‘Heroic’ Hank Aaron
HCM City allocates land for physical training and sports facilities
HCM City (VNS/VNA) – Ho Chi Minh City will give priority to land in areas such as Thu Duc city, Can Gio and Binh Chanh districts to develop physical facilities, according to the municipal People’s Committee. Vo Van Hoan, Vice Chairman of the municipal People’s Committee, has directed the city’s Department of Culture and Sports to coordinate with relevant departments to allocate land for sports facilities. The city’s Department of Planning and Architecture will be responsible for adding sports facility projects to the urban development master plan. For large residential projects, the Planning and Investment Department requires contractors to arrange land to build physical training and sports facilities. The department will also call for investment for new sport centres in the city. The department will work with the city’s Department of Culture and Sports to advise the People's Committee on annual … [Read more...] about HCM City allocates land for physical training and sports facilities
Tet Festival 2021 opens in HCMC
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Vice Chairwoman of the HCMC People's Committee Phan Thi Thang highly appreciated the efforts of organizers for their cooperation in organizing the festival and contributing to the diversification of HCMC’s tourist products as well as creating a revenue of entertainment and recreation for residents on the occasion of the upcoming Tet (Lunar New Year). … [Read more...] about Tet Festival 2021 opens in HCMC
Remembering MLK: Jewish School, Catholic School In New Jersey Start Program Discussing Cultural Differences
PROTESTS AND POLICE REFORMS Writer David Simon, The Wire Creator, Discusses Policing In America With CBS2’s Maurice DuBois Timothy Cardinal Dolan Throws Support Behind NYPD, Calls For An End To ‘Attacks’ CBS2 Speaks With Members Of Cure Violence Group Man Up! Inc. NYC Public Advocate Jumaane Williams On What’s Next When It Comes To Race Documentary Filmmaker Marshall Curry Discusses Where The Conversation Goes From Here Schomburg Center Releases ‘Black Liberation Reading List’ Black Parents Describe Tough Conversations About Racism With Their Children Complete CBS2 Coverage So they opened up the dialogue with Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School, creating a special program in September. It connects students in Livingston with those from different backgrounds at another school in Newark — St. Benedict’s Preparatory School — to study antisemitism and racism. … [Read more...] about Remembering MLK: Jewish School, Catholic School In New Jersey Start Program Discussing Cultural Differences