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August 07, 2013 - 13:01 BST hellomagazine.com Pregnant Frankie Sandford and her fiancé Wayne Bridge were spotted shopping for cute baby clothes in Weybridge on Wednesday Pregnant Frankie Sandford and her fiancé Wayne Bridge were spotted shopping for baby clothes in Weybridge on Wednesday. for their little boy . A blue stripy babygro that read 'Prince in training' caught Frankie's eye while footballer Wayne had picked out a simple white top. VIEW GALLERY CLICK ON PHOTO FOR FULL GALLERY VIEW GALLERY water retention and had used reflexology to relieve the symptoms. Rochelle Humes and Mollie King . VIEW GALLERY Now . "When you're next to everyone on stage in corsets and you're in a baggy T-shirt, it's just awkward and takes some getting used to. VIEW GALLERY HELLO! Online blog . … [Read more...] about Pregnant Frankie Sanford: photos of her shopping for baby clothes ahead of October due date

Butch Bowers, the lead attorney who was slated to represent former President Trump during his second impeachment trial in just more than a week, has left the legal team along with four other members, according to multiple reports . Last week, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.). announced that Bowers, a South Carolina attorney, would act as the Trump legal team's "anchor" during the trial. "I think [Trump’s] gonna have a good [legal team]," Graham said. "Butch Bowers I think will be sort of the anchor tenant. I’ve known Butch for a long time, solid guy. And I think, you know, over time, they'll put the team together." ADVERTISEMENT Now, Bowers is no longer on the defense team, two attorneys close to the situation told Politico. Deborah Barbier, another South Carolina lawyer, has also dropped off the Trump legal team, one person with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press. Trump spokesman Jason Miller did not directly address Bower's exit to Politico. … [Read more...] about 5 lawyers leave Trump impeachment team ahead of trial: reports

Jaden Hill turned and watched a ball zip out of Alex Box Stadium, a no-doubt home run in the fifth inning against Mississippi State. Stiff winds had knocked down plenty of other fly balls Friday night, but Hill left a fastball over the middle of the plate, and sophomore Brayland Skinner pulled it into the right field bleachers. The home run broke a scoreless tie and pushed No. 10 LSU into an early hole. It never climbed out. As No. 6 Mississippi State pulled further ahead in the later innings, the Tigers stalled. They lost 6-1 in their first Southeastern Conference game this season. LSU (15-4, 0-1 SEC) recorded a season-low in hits (four) and tied its season-low in runs. The Tigers entered the weekend series with one of the most productive lineups in the conference, but the offense disappeared against Mississippi State (15-3, 1-0), which improved its team ERA to 2.17, the best in the league. “Obviously,” coach Paul Mainieri said, “we didn’t hit enough against a really good … [Read more...] about LSU offense scuffles as Mississippi State slips past Tigers in SEC opener

At this point in his career, Landon Marceaux knows his abilities as a pitcher. He doesn’t throw fastballs that creep toward 100 mph like one of his teammates. He can’t rely on pure strength. He won’t overpower hitters. Instead, he cuts through lineups with precision, mixing all his pitches to keep opponents off-balance. The formula works, and understanding his skillset has Marceaux pitching better than ever. The junior entered his start Saturday night against Mississippi State having lasted 24 ⅓ straight innings without allowing an earned run, a streak dating back to last season. His 0.00 ERA tied Vanderbilt ace Kumar Rocker for the best in the Southeastern Conference. “He's got a vibe when he's on the mound like he's going to take everyone out,” sophomore outfielder Mitchell Sanford said. The streak has Marceaux creeping toward some of the best stretches by a pitcher in LSU history. Aaron Nola went 54 innings without allowing an earned run from 2013-14. Ben McDonald once … [Read more...] about By finding himself, LSU pitcher Landon Marceaux reached what he always wanted

SAN JOSE, Calif. - Ryan O’Reilly snapped a third-period tie 12 seconds after San Jose was penalized for a faceoff violation, Jordan Kyrou scored twice and the St. Louis Blues beat the Sharks 5-2 on Saturday night. “It’s something that happens,” O’Reilly said of the violation. “I’ve been on the other end of it. It’s annoying but it’s the rule. We took advantage of the bounce. ... We got a big goal and take over the game there.” St. Louis capitalized after a penalty that drew the ire of Sharks coach Bob Boughner. O’Reilly won the offensive-zone draw and then got the puck back in the circle, where he beat Devan Dubnyk 4:22 into the third to make it 3-2. Boughner didn’t calm down much after the game and said it was a “horrible call.” “It’s ridiculous, absolutely ridiculous,” he said. “Everybody in the rink including their team, our team, the other linesmen and refs. It was a brutal, brutal call that turned the whole game around. ... It’s ridiculous. I haven’t seen that call in I … [Read more...] about Faceoff violation penalty helps Blues beat Sharks 5-2

LSU concludes its opening Southeastern Conference series Sunday against Mississippi State. Scroll below for key information, live updates and more. WHEN: 2 p.m. Sunday WHERE: Alex Box Stadium TV: None ONLINE: SECN+ and Watch ESPN RADIO: WDGL-FM, 98.1 (Baton Rouge); WWL-AM, 870 (New Orleans); KLWB-FM, 103.7 (Lafayette) RANKINGS: LSU is ranked No. 10 by Collegiate Baseball. Mississippi State is ranked No. 6. RECORDS: LSU is 15-5, 0-2 in the Southeastern Conference. Mississippi State is 16-3, 2-0. LIKELY STARTERS: LSU – Jr. RHP AJ Labas (0-0, 3.10 ERA, 20.1 IP, 3 BB, 27 SO); MSU – Jr. RHP Eric Cerantola (0-1, 6.97 ERA, 10.1 IP, 7 BB, 12 SO) WHAT TO WATCH FOR: Starters at two positions, center field and second base, remain undetermined. The Tigers used sophomore Mitchell Sanford in center field Friday night and started junior Giovanni DiGiacomo for the first time since his hamstring injury Saturday. At second base, sophomore Collier Cranford … [Read more...] about LSU vs. Mississippi State, Sunday: Who’s starting, how to watch, what to watch for

Mississippi State left fielder Brayland Skinner retreated, his eyes locked on a fly ball floating through Alex Box Stadium, moving closer and closer to the warning track until he reached the wall. Skinner stopped and watched the home run from LSU junior Gavin Dugas land halfway up the bleachers. Dugas’ go-ahead solo shot in the sixth inning provided LSU a one-run lead, which the Tigers stretched and protected Sunday afternoon to win their first Southeastern Conference game. After losing the first two games of the weekend series, No. 10 LSU beat No. 6 Mississippi State 8-3 to avoid getting swept by another SEC team for the first time since April 2018. “Winning this game was really important for a young team to know they’re good enough to win in this league,” coach Paul Mainieri said. Restricted for two days by Mississippi State’s vaunted pitching staff — the Bulldogs (16-4, 2-1 SEC) entered Sunday’s game with a 2.05 ERA — LSU finally broke through on Dugas’ home run. … [Read more...] about LSU bounces back to beat Mississippi State, avoid weekend sweep

St. Louis Blues (16-10-5, fourth in the West Division) vs. Vegas Golden Knights (21-7-1, first in the West Division) Paradise, Nevada; Monday, 10 p.m. EDT BOTTOM LINE: St. Louis visits the Vegas Golden Knights after Jordan Kyrou scored two goals in the Blues’ 5-2 win over the Sharks. The Golden Knights are 21-7-1 in division games. Vegas is the top team in the Nhl with 5.7 assists per game, led by Mark Stone averaging 0.9. The Blues are 16-10-5 against the rest of their division. St. Louis has converted on 19.6% of power-play opportunities, recording 18 power-play goals. In their last meeting on March 13, Vegas won 5-1. Stone scored a team-high two goals for the Golden Knights in the victory. TOP PERFORMERS: Max Pacioretty leads the Golden Knights with 16 goals, adding 14 assists and totalling 30 points. Stone has five goals and six assists over the last 10 games for Vegas. David Perron has 33 total points while scoring 12 goals and totalling 21 assists for the Blues. … [Read more...] about St. Louis visits Vegas after Kyrou’s 2-goal game

More space and more opportunities for innovation are the big reasons behind the Cawthron Institute looking to relocate to a new Science and Technology Precinct at Port Nelson. The possibility of the new development was announced last week, with a site being investigated on Port Nelson land. Port Nelson is collaborating with Cawthron on the project, along with up to $5 million in support from the Nelson City Council. For Cawthron's newly-appointed chief executive Volker Kuntzsch, relocating was an opportunity to upgrade the institute's facilities and collaborate with other organisations. READ MORE: 'World-class' science and technology hub on the cards for Nelson Cawthron Institute's next top dog announced Scientist Dr Morgan Williams honoured for services to State, environment “I think the impact is going to be a bigger one by joining up with other companies. “Looking at New Zealand from the outside world – we’ve got this big ocean around us, got brilliant … [Read more...] about Proposed port move for Cawthron born of necessity and innovation

Online theater grew out of the pandemic and seems set to outlast it. Hong Kong’s theater professionals tell Elaine Wong about the challenges of adapting to the new medium and finding creative solutions to deal with them. Although performance venues in Hong Kong opened up again this month, online streaming of recorded and live shows continues. Online platforms such as Zoom, initially in high demand for creating a virtual space to host work meetings and teach classes, are now an established, and accepted, medium of bringing live performances to audiences at home. Like elsewhere in the world, Hong Kong's theater practitioners are testing the creative potential of online theater, even as they try to overcome the challenges posed by the new medium. Technical issues "Not everyone is ready to watch theater using Zoom," says Kristina Pakhomova, founder of KrisP. Production and the producer of Water Child, a play which premiered on Zoom in August. "(They) just don't trust the quality … [Read more...] about Zooming in on virtual theater