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sphere 7 ran online – Scarlett Bordeaux made her wrestling debut 15 years ago yesterday, and she reflected on the anniversary on social media. The Final Testament member posted to her Twitter account to commemorate the anniversary of her AAW debut, writing: “As we close out the day after wrestling a WWE Event at MSG, I wanted to share a story. Dec 26th is a very special day for me because 15 years ago at the Berwyn Eagles Club in Chicago, IL I made my wrestling debut at AAW. I wasn’t allowed to watch wrestling my entire life and went to my first show around my 18th birthday. So I had zero experience and had never taken a bump in my life or had any training whatsoever. So of course when Danny Daniels asked if I could take a piledriver I said yes not knowing what it was. Here is that video for your enjoyment. Even if it starts with a piledriver in a sexy Santa costume, dreams can come true folks.” As we close out the day after wrestling a WWE Event at MSG, I wanted to share a story. Dec 26th is a very special day for me because 15 years ago at the Berwyn Eagles Club in Chicago, IL I made my wrestling debut at AAW. I wasn’t allowed to watch wrestling my entire life and went... pic.twitter.com/GVUhvW7bQT — Scarlett Bordeaux (@Lady_Scarlett13) December 27, 2024 – Jacob Fatu posted to Twitter to warn fans about a fake account mimicking him on Instagram, writing: “THIS IS NOT ME ON @instagram FAKE ACCOUNT ON @instagram ️I DONT NOT HAVE @facebook OR @instagram @X IS MY ONLY SOCIAL MEDIEA ACCOUNT I LOVE YOU SOLO” 🚨THIS IS NOT ME ON @instagram 🚨 ❌FAKE ACCOUNT ON @instagram ❌ ❗️I DONT NOT HAVE @facebook OR @instagram ❗️ 💯 @X IS MY ONLY SOCIAL MEDIEA ACCOUNT 💯 🙏I LOVE YOU SOLO🙏 pic.twitter.com/pnS1pDBy3i — Jacob Fatu (@jacobfatu_wwe) December 27, 2024

Airline passengers hoping to jet off ahead of the New Year were hit by severe delays, as thick fog caused chaos at the UK’s busiest airports. Gatwick , Heathrow and Manchester, the UK’s three busiest airports, were forced to cancel a number of flights on Friday, with almost all scheduled departures severely delayed due to the troubling weather. Almost every flight from Manchester airport was delayed throughout the day, with the majority being held back by over two hours. Several to destinations such as Guernsey, Dublin, Munich and Hurghada were also delayed by over four hours. A similar story was seen at both Gatwick and Heathrow, with passengers describing chaotic scenes as they waited to see if they would be taking off at all. The country’s main air traffic control (ATC) provider Nats said that temporary air traffic restrictions were put in place at several airports due to widespread fog to “maintain safety”. A spokesperson said: “We continue to monitor the situation and have a Met Office expert embedded within our operation to ensure we have the latest available information. Our teams are working closely with the airports and airlines to minimise disruption.” The UK’s biggest budget airline, EasyJet, said it experiences disruption to its flying programme due to low visibility. A spokesperson said: “While this is outside of our control, we are doing all we can to minimise the impact of the delays.” One man caught up in the chaos was John Mitchell, 47, who was desperate to get back to Aberdeen after finding out his father died on Friday morning. Mr Mitchell, who had been in London visiting friends, booked a last-minute EasyJet flight from Gatwick Airport on Friday which was delayed for more than three hours due to the fog. He said he was “absolutely devastated” and hoped his flight which has been delayed till 10.53pm would actually take off on Friday. “I was actually supposed to be in London till Sunday, but I’ve had a family bereavement. My dad passed away this morning,” Mr Mitchell told the PA news agency. “The flight I booked is for 7.35pm but is now estimated to leave at 10.53pm – nearly three-and-a-half hours late. I’m worried because Aberdeen airport has got restrictions for late flights. “I’m absolutely devastated.” A London Gatwick spokesperson said: “Temporary air traffic restrictions have been put in place due to fog causing poor visibility. “Some flights may be delayed throughout the day. London Gatwick apologises for any inconvenience. Passengers should contact their airline for further information.” As the evening went on, an increasing number of flights were cancelled from Gatwick, Manchester and Heathrow. It was expected that more cancellations could come as flying curfews came into affect later in the evening. Passengers trying to leave the airport were met with more frustration as they described “huge queues” and “no communication” as they tried to collect their luggage. One man trying to leave Gatwick wrote on social media: “@British_Airways an absolute disgrace tonight at @Gatwick_Airport Cancelled flight, then left passengers stranded in departures with no way to leave airport and collect luggage. No communication, nobody on the counters. Complete shambles.” Earlier in the day, passengers in Manchester vented their frustrations on social media, with one writing on X that they were facing a several hour delay but there was no space in airport lounges.Photo credit: Vinitaa Jayson for Fernwayer SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Fernwayer announced the launch of its new marketplace designed to connect discerning travelers with meticulously curated, high-end private tours, addressing a growing need in the travel market. The company debuts with a carefully selected collection of experiences across five countries: Italy, Spain, Portugal, Morocco, and Croatia, with more countries to follow rapidly. Founded by San Francisco-based entrepreneurs Vinitaa Jayson and Alok Singh, Fernwayer aims to redefine luxury in travel by emphasizing authentic connection, exclusive access, and immersive storytelling. "We aim to flip the itinerary: adventures first, logistics later," explains Jayson. "Most travelers secure accommodation and flights months in advance but often leave booking experiences until the last minute. By then, the best experiences are sold out, and they end up settling for the ordinary. We're changing that by offering highly differentiated experiences, available for booking months in advance, easily and instantly." "We choose to partner with Experience Makers based on their storytelling skills, cultural insight, and welcomingness—our goal is to offer experiences where the expertise of a professional truly makes the difference," adds Jayson. Imagine stepping into Venice’s Carnevale with an expert, capturing the elegance of timeless masks and costumes through your lens. Or watching sunrise from the slopes of Mount Etna , followed by a homemade Sicilian lunch with locals. In Porto , feel the thrill of negotiating the day’s catch with fishermen. Hike through Toubkal National Park with a mountain guide who has deep connections with the Berber community, or dance through Seville’s Feria de Abril , complete with a Sevillana masterclass and a horse-drawn carriage ride. "Uncurated platforms overwhelm travelers with endless, lookalike options, reducing experiences to bare-bones offerings and turning tours into transactions,” says Singh. “Travel agencies inflate prices with opaque, marked-up packages, while layers of intermediaries drive up costs and force weeks of email back-and-forth—only to push generic options from the agent’s playbook in the end, instead of the differentiation that travelers crave. At Fernwayer, we cut through the noise with curated, one-of-a-kind experiences, transparent pricing, instant booking, and a commitment to equitable practices." Fernwayer's experiences span arts and crafts, design and architecture, cultural immersion, gastronomy, photography, social impact initiatives, and outdoor adventures. Most experiences are private and limited to two to eight participants, ensuring intimate and meaningful connections. “We've learned that true luxury is about the richness of experience rather than traditional comforts. It isn’t defined by 'stars'—not a 5-star hotel, not a first-class flight,” says Jayson. “It’s about unrateable moments: being welcomed like a friend in places typically inaccessible to tourists, engaging in heartfelt conversations that reveal new perspectives, or capturing the perfect photo with guidance from a local expert. Travel should be more than just a journey from point A to point B. It should touch the heart, inspire curiosity, create empathy and foster real human connection.” Travelers can now book experiences through the Fernwayer website ( fernwayer.com ) or with a companion mobile app , available for iOS devices, that includes unique planning features such as Travel Goals , Dreamboards for saving favorite experiences, and an itinerary builder called Journeys . About Fernwayer Fernwayer is a marketplace connecting discerning travelers with carefully crafted, authentic, locally-sourced experiences. Founded by entrepreneurs with a vision for sustainable luxury tourism, the company champions travel experiences that enrich both visitors and local communities. The name "Fernwayer," inspired by the German word "fernweh" (an aching for unfamiliar places), reflects the company's commitment to meaningful travel that sustains and enriches destinations for generations to come. Contact Info: Fernwayer fernwayer.com communications@fernwayer.com A photo accompanying this announcement is available at https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/0ca78885-e562-4225-be1c-1fe34a5b927e

China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) is testing a system aided by 3D printing and drone deliveries to help the forces repair their equipment in remote locations or during wartime. The PLA is potentially testing this capability. According to the reports, the testing was carried out by a brigade belonging to the PLA’s Northern Theatre Command Air Force. This comes just months after the United States Army tried to get this capability and demonstrate it on the front lines. Reports have also hinted at the US using this tactic to help Ukrainian soldiers on the frontlines get replacements for the damaged parts of their equipment. If successfully deployed on a large scale, it could change how conventional wars are fought, as it would greatly help the troops. 3D printing parts and drone delivery by China’s PLA According to a recent South China Morning Post (SCMP) report, the PLA’s Northern Theatre Command Air Force trialed the remote maintenance technology during an equipment repair drill. The Chinese troops involved in the drill applied new technologies to the entire equipment maintenance process. The maintenance team used a 3D printer to make functional replicas of the damaged parts at one site on the field. Once created, they were attached to drones and sent off to troops in various remote areas on the testing field. According to the report , one such example of real-time problem-solving by the Chinese PLA involved a team sending a distress message conveying the breakdown of a missile-launching vehicle. Once the remote maintenance team got the message, the 3D blueprint of the equipment was finalized. Following this, the maintenance team guided the troops on the ground to find and fix the fault. It is important to mention that this might not be the first time that the PLA has tried such a capability, but the latest report suggests that it is developing and could be used in the future in real-world situations. US has already tried this technology The US Department of Defense (DOD) supplied 3D printers to Ukraine to give them the capability to fabricate critical parts for military equipment rapidly. Another US startup raised $12 million from backers like Lockheed Martin to develop cheap miniature 3D-printing drone factories for battle zones like the Ukraine. Moreover, in October this year, a senior US Army official revealed that the service is adding a new 3D model as data for helping the troops. The US services have tried making those parts that the original manufacturers no longer produce and stock or can be procured after a lengthy process. Therefore, adding 3D model data sets to the system can help ensure they can be safely produced when deployed on the ground. The October report by Defense News states that the Army has about 1,000 parts mapped and loaded in its repository – and it aims to add an exponentially high number of them in the years ahead.3 Penny Stocks With 10% to 210% Upside PotentialA Pabna court yesterday sent three people to jail over gang rape of a student of Pabna University of Science and Technology in Sadar upazila. Police arrested Mehedi Masud, 26, Mahamudul Hasan, 23, and Harunur Rashid, 27, in Pabna town yesterday morning, after the student's mother sued four people, including the three, on Tuesday night, said Sanjoy Kumar Saha, inspector (operation) of Sadar Police Station. Citing the case, Sanjoy said Mehedi developed a relationship with the female student. They broke up recently after he got married to another. However, they remained in touch, he added. On Monday evening, Mehedi called the student and visited different areas riding a bike. Later, he took her to an isolated place in Shalgaria-Baganpara area where he and other accused raped her. Sanjoy said they were trying to nab the other accused. A Pabna court yesterday sent three people to jail over gang rape of a student of Pabna University of Science and Technology in Sadar upazila. Police arrested Mehedi Masud, 26, Mahamudul Hasan, 23, and Harunur Rashid, 27, in Pabna town yesterday morning, after the student's mother sued four people, including the three, on Tuesday night, said Sanjoy Kumar Saha, inspector (operation) of Sadar Police Station. Citing the case, Sanjoy said Mehedi developed a relationship with the female student. They broke up recently after he got married to another. However, they remained in touch, he added. On Monday evening, Mehedi called the student and visited different areas riding a bike. Later, he took her to an isolated place in Shalgaria-Baganpara area where he and other accused raped her. Sanjoy said they were trying to nab the other accused.

Netflix didn't crash when it streamed two NFL games on Christmas. Even better for the NFL and Netflix: The streaming-only games got audiences that were only a bit smaller than a TV game. Streaming live sports used to be a novelty. Not anymore. Netflix passed two tests on Wednesday when it streamed live NFL football games for the first time in its history. Advertisement First: Netflix managed to stream the games around the world without widespread tech foul-ups that plagued its Mike Tyson-Jake Paul boxing exhibition/stunt last month. Second: Netflix managed to attract the kind of audience for the games that you'd expect from the NFL, which is continually the most popular thing on conventional TV. Advertisement The NFL and the streamer say that both of Wednesday's games — the Kansas City Chiefs vs. the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Baltimore Ravens vs. the Houston Texans — averaged around 24 million viewers in the US. That's a record for streaming NFL games in the country. (Those initial numbers may swell a bit once the NFL, Netflix, and Nielsen scour for additional viewers.) The biggest audience — around 27 million viewers — showed up for the "Beyoncé Bowl" — a halftime performance during the Ravens/Texans game, featuring, of course, Beyoncé. For comparison, last year, the NFL attracted an average of some 28 million US viewers for the two games it broadcast on Christmas Day, via conventional TV networks. (Netflix's numbers don't include viewers outside the US; it says it will report back on those on December 31. Netflix says the audience for the Tyson/Paul event peaked at 65 million worldwide and 38 million in the US.) Advertisement All of which means that when Netflix streams Christmas games again next year, and again in 2027, it won't seem like a novelty. It will just be the most popular sport on TV, delivered via a streaming service. This is what both Netflix and the NFL want, for slightly different reasons. The NFL is always looking for another outlet that will pay it top dollar for the right to show its games — Netflix paid the NFL a reported $150 million for this year's games — and Netflix wants high-profile live events as a way to boost its nascent ad business. Win-win. This is what the NFL has been finding every time it sells streaming rights to digital players over the years, including Yahoo, Twitter, Amazon, and Google. Advertisement While we are here, a couple other notes: While there was some discussion of Netflix trying to make its NFL coverage unique , I couldn't discern anything meaningfully different about the games from any others I've watched this year. Which, again, is the point: The NFL wants the product to look the same no matter where you see it. (And if there is a desire for something different on the part of fans, I have yet to discern it.) Netflix streaming NFL games for the first time is meaningful to the NFL, Netflix, and people who pay attention to the media business. But in my 100% unscientific poll of people in the real world, no one knew Netflix had the games. And when they found out, they didn't care, which makes sense: Neither game was particularly important, or suspenseful. But for Netflix and the NFL that wasn't the point.

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