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Horoscopes March 19, 2023: Bruce Willis, do your own thing

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:09:13 GMT

CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: AJ Lee, 36; Bruce Willis, 68; Glenn Close, 76; Ursula Andress, 87.Glenn Close (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images) Happy Birthday: You’ll have the imagination, drive and passion for making things happen this year. Take the road that provides the most direct path to victory. Wasting time arguing will be your downfall. Trust and believe in yourself, and you won’t feel the need to let others step in and disrupt your plans. Follow your heart, do your own thing and enjoy the rewards. Your numbers are 5, 16, 22, 27, 30, 33, 42.ARIES (March 21-April 19): Think big and follow through. Physically prepare for whatever you must do to turn your idea or plan into a reality. Use your strength, courage and skills to get what you want. Share your success with someone you love. 4 starsTAURUS (April 20-May 20): Research will lead to someone who can shed light on your options. Be observant and listen. Don’t feel the need to act fast or give up to...

Bridge: March 19, 2023

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:09:13 GMT

In the club lounge, Unlucky Louie asked me if I’d heard about the barber college that fielded a football team.“Did they win any games?” I asked.“Not one,” Louie said solemnly. “They got too many penalties for clipping.”Louie got clipped for 100 points in today’s deal — a painful shearing since he could have been plus 1430 points. North’s jump to four hearts showed a weak, shapely hand with good heart support. As South, Louie roared into six hearts, reasonably enough. West found the best lead of a trump. Louie won and started a crossruff that was short-lived: ace of diamonds, ace of clubs, club ruff, diamond ruff, club ruff, diamond ruff.Louie next led the ace and a low spade. West won and led another trump, and that was the end of the contract. With three tricks to go, Louie was left with only one trump in each hand; he had to lose another trick.“You could have made it,” North growled.“My barber asked me h...

How Jonathan Kuminga and Jordan Poole can lift a fatigued Warriors team

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:09:13 GMT

Steve Kerr’s voice was clear. His pleas heard loud enough for those seated behind the Warriors bench at FedEx Forum to hear.“Shoot the ball!”Kerr’s cries were directed at Jonathan Kuminga — who the Memphis Grizzlies left wide open with the ball from 3. With no option for a pass for a better look, Kuminga took Kerr’s advice and shot the ball from the top-left wing and hit it.Kuminga went 3-for-3 from 3 in the first half and 4-for-7 overall and scored a team-high 24 points to keep afloat a noticeably fatigued Warriors team in Memphis. Though for all his efforts, the Warriors lost their 11th straight road game, 133-119, on Saturday night. But the 20-year-old’s performance provided a glimpse of what could be.The Warriors lack of size and defensive versatility without Andrew Wiggins and Gary Payton II is having a direct impact on their road woes. Opponents are shooting the lights out from 3 when the Warriors come to town — the Grizzlies sho...

Bush's Iraq War Lies Served as a Blueprint For Donald Trump

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:09:13 GMT

President George W. Bush addresses the nation about U.S. attacks on Iraq from the Oval Office on March 19, 2003.Photo: Alex Wong/Getty ImagesPaul Wolfowitz walked among the tombstones of the Iraq war dead.It was April 9, 2009, and Wolfowitz, the former deputy secretary of defense in the Bush administration and one of the chief architects of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, had come to Arlington National Cemetery to celebrate the sixth anniversary of the fall of Baghdad.He came to Section 60, the portion of Arlington where American soldiers who had died in Iraq and Afghanistan lay buried, as the most prominent guest at a small ceremony to mark the day six years earlier when the statue of Saddam Hussein in Baghdad’s Firdos Square had been pulled down. Wolfowitz and other Iraq war hawks had decided that April 9 should be commemorated as “Iraq Liberation Day.”The 2009 celebration was organized and hosted by Viola Drath, a former journalist, longtime socialite, and, at 89, a tireless networker...

Police investigation underway in Nubian Square in Roxbury

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:09:13 GMT

A police investigation is underway in Boston’s Nubian Square early Sunday morning. Officers could be seen scouring a taped-off area where a series of evidence markers had been left on the sidewalk. No additional information was immediately released.This is a developing news story; stay with 7NEWS on-air and online for the latest details.

Girl Scouts of Eastern Mass. launch ‘Juniors Who Build’ Patch Program with Suffolk Construction

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:09:13 GMT

Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts has announced its newest STEM curriculum for Girl Scouts between the ages of 9 and 11 in partnership with Suffolk Construction in an effort to promote gender equality in the construction industry.The patch-earning curriculum is part of Suffolk’s 10-year partnership with GSEMA. “Rebuild the Ratio” aims to bring 10 percent of all Girl Scouts in eastern Massachusetts through the curriculum and increase the number of women in Suffolk’s workforce from 28 percent to 38 percent in the next 10 years. The first 41 Girl Scouts to earn this new patch took a tour of Suffolk’s national headquarters in Boston on Saturday.“Our partnership with GSEMA and our Suffolk Rebuild the Ratio initiative demonstrate our commitment to closing the gender gap in construction and STEM careers,” said John Fish, Chairman and CEO of Suffolk. “We believe it is our responsibility, as an organization and as an industry, to provide the resources a...

Netanyahu urges military chief to contain reservist protest

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:09:13 GMT

TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged the military’s chief of staff on Sunday to contain a wave of protest from within the ranks over a contentious government plan to overhaul the judiciary.Netanyahu’s remarks come as Israel is embroiled in a major crisis that has sent tens of thousands of people into the streets protesting every week for the last two months. The divide over Netanyahu’s plans to change the legal system has not spared the country’s military, its most trusted institution, where many reservists have pledged not to show up for duty under what they see as impending regime change.Starting Sunday, more than 700 elite officers from the Air Force, special forces, and Mossad said they would stop volunteering for duty. The typically taboo talk of refusal to serve in a military that is compulsory for most Jews and is highly respected by the Jewish majority underlines how deeply the overhaul plan has divided Israel.Netany...

Syria’s Assad in UAE to mark ongoing thaw in relations

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:09:13 GMT

BEIRUT (AP) — Syrian President Bashar Assad arrived in the United Arab Emirates on Sunday, his first visit to the wealthy Gulf country since the devastating earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria last month.Assad, who arrived with his wife, Asma, and a delegation of Syrian officials, was received by UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, according to a statement from Assad’s office.Sheikh Mohammed said in a statement on Twitter that the two “held constructive talks aimed at developing relations between our two countries.”The visit marks a continuation in the ongoing thaw of relations between Syria and other Arab countries, more than a decade after the 22-member Arab League suspended Damascus’ membership over Assad’s brutal crackdown on protesters and later on civilians during the war.International sympathy following the quake appears to have sped up the regional rapprochement that had been brewing for years. Before the tragedy, the UAE had already reestablished ti...

In Chicago mayor’s race, 2 hopefuls reflect Democrats’ split

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:09:13 GMT

CHICAGO (AP) — Before they were rivals to be Chicago’s next mayor, Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson both worked in education, though their career paths — like their views on the city’s future — were very different. Vallas was CEO of Chicago Public Schools, appointed by then-Mayor Richard M. Daley after Illinois lawmakers in the 1990s gave control of the troubled district to City Hall. Vallas came to be known as a turnaround expert in Chicago and in other U.S. school districts, supporting charter schools and voucher programs.Johnson taught middle and high schoolers before becoming an organizer for the Chicago Teachers Union, mobilizing thousands during a historic 2012 strike and in actions since that focused on strengthening public schools and the communities around them. It is just one example, but a significant one, of the contrasts between the two men now vying to lead the heavily Democratic city.Johnson is a progressive county commissioner who last month advanced to an April...

One dead after collision in Dundas Street West and Nottingham Drive area

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 03:09:13 GMT

One person has died after a collision in the Dundas Street West and Nottingham Drive area.COLLISION:Dundas St W & Nottingham Dr 4:38am– 2 veh collision– 1 veh hit tree, 2nd veh rolled over– 1 person deceased at scene– 1 trans to hospital with serious but non-life-thr injuries – 1 in custody– Dundas St W closed between Old Oak Dr & Briarly Ln#GO609960^se— Toronto Police Operations (@TPSOperations) March 19, 2023 Police responded to reports at approximately 4:38am of a two vehicle collision. One vehicle hit a tree and the second vehicle rolled over.One person was pronounced dead at the scene, one person was transported to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries and one person is in custody.Dundas Street West remains closed between Old Oak Drive and Briarly Lane.