Many years ago, I left school one December, with a guaranteed place at university for the following September, with the challenge of filling the intervening months in an interesting way. A common choice these days might be to go for a “gap year” of travel, roaming around a variety of countries to learn something about … Read more
It is still unclear at the time of writing whether Soenil’s food truck will be able to take to the streets again after January 14 and whether Adulwitch will return to its permanent place with his cart in the center of the city. Both entrepreneurs have become victims of the measures that prevent the sale … Read more
In many comments we read criticism of the vagueness of the plans. The ambitions are great, but a lot is still unclear about the ‘how’. There are also many comments on the elaboration of the vision. I partly identify with that. In the 80 years that the Nutrition Center has been working on education about … Read more
————————–————————–Free Investor Resources from Boardroom Alpha————————–————————–** Podcast: Know Who Drives Return** Daily SPAC Newsletter** Full SPAC Listing The majority of the SPAC market dropped today along with the market. The average pre-deal SPAC is now trading back down to $9.82. SPAC warrants were hit hard as well and the average price for both pre-deal and … Read more
The name of Ben Affleck usually takes the headlines, but these days, accompanied by another Jennifer, because since he resumed his relationship with JLO, a lot is seen of the actor. With whom he is seen a little less and less is with his ex-wife and mother of his children, Jennifer Garner. Although the exes … Read more
Last Sunday, to celebrate Valentine’s Day, famous and anonymous couples showed their love, many of them in public. Social networks became a hotbed of displays of affection and from Madonna, Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady until sovereigns of the Netherlands, Guillermo and Máxima, all posed to record what unites them. One of the couples that … Read more
Tribune. From the “shame balls” of 1998, made in Pakistan by underpaid and abused children, to the Russia of 2018, champion of repression, the recent history of the FIFA World Cup is marked by scandals. A little bit of sport, a lot of money and cynicism, and massive human rights violations: that could be the … Read more
Chronic. On one subject at least, the Parisian clamor which rises from the electoral campaign, to the extreme right as to the extreme left, via the old right of government, makes hear the same refrain. There is only one recourse to our foreign policy difficulties: Russian President Vladimir Putin. The incantation is black magic or … Read more
Hans Koenigsmann, SpaceX’s seventh hire, spoke to Insider about working with Elon Musk. Koenigsmann said Musk “expects a lot” of his staff and provided a “unique perspective” on physics. Koenigsmann, who recently retired after 19 years at Space X, said he enjoyed working with Musk. Loading Something is loading. Elon Musk’s seventh hire at SpaceX … Read more
SAt home in the hills of Santa Monica, California, Anthony Hopkins likes to look at Google Maps and wander the streets of Margam, the small town in South Wales where he came into the world on New Years Eve 83 years ago. “I start at my grandfather’s house, go up Caernarfon Road and take a … Read more