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Elinor Comlay
Elinor Comlay is a journalist based in Atlantic City, United States of America. Elinor speaks fluent Spanish and French and has experience covering immigration, politics and social issues as well as banking and business. She is a British national who previously worked with Reuters in Mexico and New ...
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Who Is Responsible For What In Atlantic City? And How Can Citizens Have Their Say?
Atlantic City operates under a unique governance structure where local citizens elect the mayor and council, but significant planning and development are controlled by the state through the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority (CRDA). The state also oversees city spending under emergency powers. Local residents have limited engagement opportunities with state decision-makers, as the Atlantic City Restart And Recovery Working Group does not meet publicly. The article details the roles and contact information of various city council members and state and federal representatives, highlighting the complexities and challenges in local governance and citizen participation.
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Guillermo Courau
Inició su trabajo como periodista y crítico de cine en 1992. Desde entonces ha desarrollado su tarea profesional en diferentes medios gráficos. Editó durante cuatro años el anuario El mundo en…, en sociedad con la revista británica The Economist. Actualmente se desempeña como director del portal ...
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Goodfellas: The Scorsese Film That Had a Cold Reception but Achieved a Late (and Somewhat Absurd) Act of Justice
Goodfellas, directed by Martin Scorsese, initially received a lukewarm reception upon its release in 1990 but later gained recognition as a classic mafia film. Based on Nicholas Pileggi's book about real-life mobster Henry Hill, the film faced challenges in production, including securing rights and casting. Despite a strong cast and Scorsese's dedication, it was overshadowed by other films at the box office and the Oscars. Over time, it has been celebrated as one of the greatest films, highlighting the complexities of mafia life and Scorsese's unique storytelling approach.
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Seamus Duke
Seamus Duke is a journalist based in Roscommon, Ireland. 30 years experience in News Current Affairs and Sport
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General Election 2024: Seamus Duke’s winners and losers…
The 2024 General Election in Ireland saw significant gains for the Social Democrats, who nearly doubled their seats, and Fianna Fáil, which emerged as the largest party in the new Dáil. Micheál Martin's leadership was pivotal in Fianna Fáil's success, positioning him as a likely Taoiseach in a coalition with Fine Gael. Independents also gained traction, with figures like Michael Fitzmaurice receiving strong support. Labour, under Ivana Bacik, exceeded expectations, securing eleven seats. Conversely, the Greens faced substantial losses, attributed to perceptions of being 'anti-rural.' Celebrity candidates like Gráinne Seoige failed to make an impact, and Stephen Donnelly lost his seat in Wicklow. The election was marked by low voter engagement, reflecting a lack of excitement and clear policy differences among parties.
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Pablo Figueroa
Freelance Videographer with more than 7 years of experience, working for The Associated Press and Director of a new video agency in Chile. I´ve being working in agencies since 2008, starting in Reuters, then AP, I have a war correspondent course made in Brazil. Special Coverage, available ...
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Playoff Rootability Rankings
The article ranks MLB playoff teams based on their appeal to neutral fans, considering factors like underdog status, past performance, and team dynamics. The Astros and Yankees are viewed negatively due to past scandals and long championship droughts, respectively. Teams like the Mets, Phillies, Padres, Guardians, Royals, Tigers, and Brewers are seen positively, with compelling stories and potential for success. The Dodgers, despite high expectations, face skepticism due to question marks in their lineup. The rankings are subjective, aiming to guide fans on which teams to support during the playoffs.
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Michael Gordon
Michael Gordon is a journalist based in Washington, United States of America.
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Jobs Completed 10
Job Success Rate 100%
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NC man who slashed at cops with flagpole, gave Nazi salute, gets 38 months for Jan. 6 crime
Matthew Beddingfield, a 23-year-old from Nash County, North Carolina, was sentenced to 38 months in prison for his violent actions during the January 6 Capitol riot. Beddingfield used a flagpole to attack police officers and gave a Nazi salute during the riot. He was one of the first to breach police lines and continued to express violent sentiments online after the event. Beddingfield's sentencing is part of a broader federal prosecution effort that has led to over 1,070 arrests related to the Capitol attack, which was fueled by former President Donald Trump's baseless claims of a stolen election.
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Doug Gray
Doug Gray is a journalist based in Frome, United Kingdom.
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Spring Game Thread: Los Angeles Dodgers vs Cincinnati Reds
The Cincinnati Reds face off against the Los Angeles Dodgers in a spring training game in Goodyear, with the game available on MLB.tv and MLB Network. The article highlights the lineups for both teams and mentions the McLain brothers playing on opposite sides. It also discusses the impact of managers like Terry Francona and Pat Murphy, questioning the ability to evaluate their influence on team performance. The article includes a mention of Nick Lodolo's appearance on the Jim Day Podcast.
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Jordan Jones
Jordan Jones is a journalist based in Cardiff, United Kingdom.
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A Quick Look At Yale, Texas, Virginia Tech
Yale, led by head coach James Jones, enters the NCAA Tournament after upsetting Princeton in the Ivy League Tournament. Key players include Azar Swain and Jalen Gabbidon. Texas, under first-year coach Chris Beard, features an experienced backcourt and strong defense. Virginia Tech, coached by Mike Young, earned an NCAA bid after a strong ACC Tournament run, with key players Keve Aluma and Justyn Mutts. All three teams have unique strengths and challenges as they head into the tournament.
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Mason Jones
Journalist based in Manchester. 10 years experience writing for locals, regionals and national publications across a wide range of subjects.
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Politics
Current Affairs
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Jobs Completed 4
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Anthony Joshua's Touching Gesture To His Son Ahead Of Tonight's Fight
Anthony Joshua, the British IBF heavyweight title defender, has sewn his son Joseph's name into his boot for luck and motivation in his fight against Wladimir Klitschko. Joshua, who keeps his personal life private, has also made a touching gesture by buying properties for his family and surprising his old coach with a new BMW. The fight promises significant earnings, with each fighter guaranteed at least £15 million, marking it as the richest UK bout in history.
Sarah Macdonald
Sarah MacDonald is a journalist based in Saskatoon, Canada.
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Irish Churches Are Committing 30 Percent of Their Land to Pollinators
Irish bishops have called on parishes to allocate 30 percent of their land for pollinators and biodiversity by 2030, inspired by Pope Francis' encyclical 'Laudato Si’' and the COP15 agreement. This initiative, supported by the National Biodiversity Data Centre and the Laudato Si' Movement, aims to enhance local biodiversity and global conservation awareness. Key figures like Jane Mellett and Bishop Martin Hayes emphasize the importance of community involvement and practical actions. Successful examples include parishes in Killlorglin and Shankill, showcasing the potential for significant environmental impact through dedicated efforts.
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Scott Murphy
Scott Murphy is a journalist based in Hong Kong, Hong Kong. I have over 20 years of experience with print, television and audio media internationally. My primary focus is Asia. I’ve interviewed hundreds of celebrities, and am comfortable filing stories and talking to people from all walks of life, ...
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Chanuary Part 2 - Mr. Nice Guy (1997)
The podcast episode 'Chanuary Part 2 - Mr. Nice Guy (1997)' from 'All '90s Action, All The Time' features hosts Scott Murphy, Craig Draheim, and Kyle Hintz, along with various guests, discussing the 1997 action film 'Mr. Nice Guy' starring Jackie Chan. The episode is part of a series that celebrates Jackie Chan's filmography from the 1990s. The podcast is known for reviewing and analyzing action movies from the '90s and is a member of the Last of the Action Heroes Podcast Network. The episode includes film reviews, thematic discussions, and contributions from guests such as Petros Patsilivas and Elyssa Vulpes.
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Tom Roche
Tom Roche Tom Roche is an accomplished film/video editor, published author, photographer, and radio host. From 1982-85 he was Production Manager at the pre-MTV Atlanta Video Music Channel. He then spent 26 years as Senior Editor at Crawford Media Services, the largest post house in the ...
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Jobs Completed 3
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Remembering life in an Offaly town when cows were milked in the town centre
The article reflects on the historical significance of small family-run dairy farms in Tullamore, Ireland, during the mid-20th century, highlighting the challenges faced by farmers due to compulsory tillage regulations. It draws parallels to contemporary issues, emphasizing the importance of sustainable farming practices and biodiversity. The author, Tom Roche, expresses support for the Green Party and Minister Pippa Hackett, advocating for policies that benefit rural communities and the environment. The article critiques current agricultural regulations and underscores the need for political representation that prioritizes environmental sustainability.
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Robyn Smith
Robyn Smith is an award-winning broadcast journalist, CNN fellow, content creator and social media producer with twenty years experience in the industry, including television news anchoring, reporting, script writing, producing, news planning and copy editing. She's reported from across the ...
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Northern Territory July to December 2023
The Northern Territory experienced significant political and governance changes from July to December 2023, including the resignation of Chief Minister Natasha Fyles and the election of Shane Stone as President of the Country Liberal Party. The Australian Labor Party faced challenges, including a poll indicating it was 'unelectable.' The NT Police underwent administrative changes, and the Independent Commission Against Corruption faced criticism for recruitment issues. Health crises were declared at Royal Darwin and Palmerston Hospitals, and mining activities, including the closure of major mines, were highlighted. Media interactions were contentious, with bans and legal threats. Governance issues included conflicts of interest and the suspension of the Barkly Regional Council. Significant legal proceedings and investigations were also noted, alongside the deaths of prominent figures.
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Lewis Stuart
In 35 years in journalism have done pretty much everything. Started as a news reporter, moved into production, including a spell as chief sub on the Scotland supplement of The Sunday Times and as No2 on The Scotsman production desk. Been freelancing for the last few years, concentrating on sport in ...
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Hat-trick for hooker Andrew as Ulster run away with bonus-point win in Edinburgh
Ulster secured a dominant bonus-point victory over Edinburgh with a final score of 43-14, moving to the top of Pro14 Pool A. John Andrew scored a hat-trick, with additional tries from Stewart Moore, John Cooney, and Jordi Murphy. Edinburgh's Jack Blain scored two tries, but the team struggled against Ulster's relentless performance, especially after losing Viliame Mata to a sin bin. The match highlighted Ulster's superior strategy and execution, particularly in the final quarter.
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Arthur Velker
Bilingual reporter with experience covering a diverse range of topics, from tech to politics and the economy. Capable of producing stories in a wide range of mediums including video, radio and print. Work published in Irish Daily Mirror and the Irish Times.
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Dublin captain Stephen Cluxton is named Player of the Year at PwC All-Star awards after leading Dubs to five-in-a-row
Stephen Cluxton has been awarded the PwC All-Star Player of the Year for leading Dublin to their fifth consecutive All-Ireland win. This marks his first time receiving the prestigious title, alongside being named Goalkeeper of the Year. The awards ceremony, held at the Convention Centre Dublin, saw Dublin's team dominate with multiple players making the All-Star team. Winners from other All-Ireland contenders included players from Kerry, Tyrone, Mayo, and Donegal.
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