Day: January 29, 2023

By Daniel Bates Commissioner Roger Goodell is in attendance for Sunday’s NFC Championship between the Eagles and Niners. And he even had time to hang out with a special guest. Per FOX Sports: NFL, the commish was taking in the game in a luxury box, where he sat next to First Lady Dr. Jill Biden A clip of the two conversing has gone viral around the football World. “Dirty mackin the president’s wife is crazy,” a user said. “They looking pretty cozy…” another tweeted. “The Bidens are Eagles [fans]?” another asked. “She’s laughing too much, whatever he said isn’t that funny.” “Roger has rizz??”… Read More “Video Of Roger Goodell At NFC Championship Game Going Viral”

By Daniel Bates Chargers defensive end Joey Bosa was in Philadelphia to support his brother on Sunday and he also got into it with some Eagles fans in the process. Standing outside the stadium, Bosa was heckled by an Eagles fan and chirped back a little bit before eventually making his way into the stadium. The football World reacted to the viral clip on social media. “Gotta love Philly Fans,” a user laughed. “This guy has brass balls,” another said. “I respect it because Bosa is a whiny b*tch.” “He is so thinned skinned…” “Heckler: How are those fines Bosa? … Joey: They’re good because I … Read More “Football Reacts To Joey Bosa, Eagles Fans Video”

(Reuters) -Australia’s Lynas Rare Earths on Monday reported a 14.8% rise in second-quarter revenue from growing demand for specialised metals used in components of electric vehicles amid a global push toward green energy and decarbonisation. Demand for neodymium and praseodymium (NdPr), among the major minerals that Lynas mines and used to make magnets that power electric motors, has continued to grow as countries push to reduce carbon emissions to combat climate change. Lynas said it continues to receive enquiries from potential new customers – mainly auto-part makers and new magnet manufactu… Read More “Australia’s Lynas Rare Earths’ quarterly revenue rises on strong demand”

By Daniel Bates It’s not often a Super Bowl winning coach with plenty of years ahead of him hits the market. So why hasn’t Sean Payton landed a job yet? When it comes to the Denver Broncos at least, insider Benjamin Allbright believes the nicest way to say it is that there are “multiple candidates” that the franchise has in front of him. The NFL World reacted to Allbright’s update on Saturday. “Even if you ignore the questionable moral history of Payton, his ‘retirement’ was so thinly veiled I can’t blame any rebuilding team for not wanting to trade valuable draft capital,” a fan replied. “See… Read More “NFL Reacts To Surprising Sean Payton Update”

Hold the press – I am absolutely delighted to announce that Rutland and Melton’s joint £23 million Levelling Up Bid has been successful, writes Rutland MP Alicia Kearns (Con). I couldn’t have asked for a better start to 2023 and our bid will be truly transformative for our communities and help resolve many of our local problems. For Rutland directly, £3.5m will firstly go towards creating an exciting national Medi-Tech Innovation Centre at Rutland Memorial Hospital. This new centre of excellence will see the design of the technologies of the future to assist in healthier and safer older living… Read More “Rutland MP Alicia Kearns celebrates Levelling up funding of £23 million which will help Rutland County Museum and Rutland Memorial Hospital”

BUDAPEST (Reuters) – Hungary’s January annual inflation is expected to rise above 25% but in February price growth will start slowing which could then allow the central bank to gradually start reducing its interest rates, the minister for economic development said on Sunday. Marton Nagy, a former central bank deputy governor, told state radio that the “very high” interest rates made the government’s job difficult and harmed the economy. Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s government is trying to avoid economic recession at a time when inflation is still running well above 20%. Nagy said inflation co… Read More “Hungary cbank could start “cautious” rate cuts once CPI slows – minister”