2023年7月の記事一覧
＜更新日時＞ 07月05日（水） 21:23
Cheryl showed off her chic sense of style as she left the Lyric Theatre in London on Tuesday after performing in 2:22 A Ghost Story.
The former star, 39, was mobbed by fans as she left via the stage door evden EVe nakLiyAT before climbing into the back of a car to be driven home.
Singer Cheryl, who plays the character of Jenny in the production, wore a long powder blue coat which reached almost down to the ground.
In style: Cheryl, 39, showed off her chic sense of style as she left the Lyric Theatre in London on Tuesday after performing in 2:22 A Ghost Story
She wore the item open at the front and had on a top in the same colour underneath.
The former X Factor judge opted for a pair of rough cut, baggy blue denim jeans while she had on a pair of black boots.
Cheryl, who rose to fame on ITV's Popstars: The Rivals in 2002, wore lashings of make-up to highlight her pretty features.
Devoted: The former Girls Aloud star was mobbed by fans as she left via the stage door before climbing into the back of a car to be driven home
She was more than happy to stop and have her picture taken with fans who had patiently waited outside the stage door at the theatre.
Cheryl was then seen climbing into the back of a people carrier to take her seat before she was driven home for the evening.
The entertainer has taken on the role of Jenny in 2:22 A Ghost Story after it was previously played by former Love Island host Laura Whitmore.
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Just last month, Cheryl was announced as the new lead in the popular play, taking over the part of Jenny.
Cheryl excitedly shared the news on Instagram, gushing that 'it is a totally new experience for me.'
The star has previously played herself in Hollywood movie What To Expect When You're Expecting and had a small role as a cutthroat music agent in 2020 film Four Kids And It.
'Hey!!! .. I am SO excited to be starring in the west end thriller @222aghoststory !! I will be playing the role of Jenny from January - April!' Cheryl wrote on Instagram alongside her cast photo.
'I went to see the show with a previous cast and LOVED IT ! It is a totally new and exciting experience for me so if you're looking for a fun night out & some entertainment in your new year tickets are available now….whenever you're ready !! #222aghoststory.'
Fame game: Cheryl rose to fame after winning a place in Girls Aloud having competed on ITV's Popstars: The Rivals (L-R: Kimberley Walsh, Nadine Coyle, Cheryl, the late Sarah Harding and Nicola Roberts pictured after winning the show in 2002)
＜更新日時＞ 07月05日（水） 18:34
A man faces up to 20 years in prison after more than $3 billion in stolen was found stashed in a popcorn tin at his home in what authorities call the second largest seizure of cryptocurrency.
James Zhong, 32, pleaded guilty on Friday to stealing the Bitcoin a decade ago from the illegal Silk Road marketplace, which the shut down in 2013.
The U.S. Department of Justice this week that authorities raided Zhong's Gainesville home in November 2021 where they found 50,676 Bitcoin with a value of $3.36 billion at the time.
The raid resulted in the second-largest seizure of cryptocurrency, following the $3.6 billion in stolen crypto linked to the 2016 hack of crypto exchange Bitfinex, but has since dropped in value.
Bitcoin hit a two-year low of $15,632. Ether, the next largest cryptocurrency, EVdEN EVE nakLiYAt extended losses on Wednesday to hit its lowest since July.
Zhong pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. He is scheduled to be sentenced on February 22, 2023. Should you loved this information and you would want to receive more info relating to evden Eve NaKLiYaT generously visit our own internet site.
James Zhong, 32, of Gainesville, Georgia, pleaded guilty to wire fraud for the theft of $3.36 billion in Bitcoin stolen from the Silk Road dark web internet marketplace back in 2012
Authorities found the stolen Bitcoin and cash hidden in a 'single board computer' that was stashed inside a popcorn tin and stored in a bathroom closet at Zhong's home
Lt. Shaun Barnett of the Athens, Georgia police department told media outlet that Zhong called the police in 2019 to 'report a burglary.'
Zhong was living in Athens, Georgia in 2019 when he called police and reported that he had many assets stolen, including 'a lot of bitcoin,' which was apparently grabbed the attention of the IRS Criminal Investigation (IRS-CI) unit.
The cash was never recovered, nor was a suspect identified, but the burglary and amount of money reported stolen 'raised a red flag with the IRS,' Barnett said.
Following an investigation, a search warrant was served and the IRS-CI and Athens police department made an arrest in November of 2021.
Federal officials say the stolen Bitcoin was found when they served the search warrant at Zhong's Georgia home, solving a decade-long mystery.
The digital tokens were hidden in a 'single board computer' that was stashed inside a popcorn tin and stored in a bathroom close of Zhong's home.
Authorities also seized $662,000 in cash, physical Bitcoin coins, an 80 percent interest in a Memphis-based real estate investment company with substantial holdings, eVdEn EVe nAkliYaT along with 11 1-ounce bars of silver and gold.
'James Zhong committed wire fraud over a decade ago when he stole approximately 50,000 Bitcoin from Silk Road,' U.S. attorney Damian Williams said in a statement this week.
'For almost 10 years, the whereabouts of this massive chunk of missing Bitcoin had ballooned into an over $3.3 billion mystery. Thanks to state-of-the-art cryptocurrency tracing and good old-fashioned police work, eVden Eve NAKliYAT law enforcement located and recovered this impressive cache of crime proceeds.'
Prosecutors said Zhong executed a scheme to defraud 'Silk Road' dark web marketplace. They said he made nine accounts September 2012 and would then flood the site with withdrawal requests, which tricked the site into giving him multiples of what he had deposited.
After doing this 140 times, he had withdrawn all of the site's cryptocurrency holdings. He then transferred the Bitcoin into separate accounts to keep it from being detected.
Authorities seized $662,000 in cash, physical Bitcoin, 80 percent interest in a Memphis-based real estate investment company with substantial holdings, and silver and gold-colored bars
Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, eVDeN Eve nAkliYAT hit a two-year low of $15,632. Ether, EvdEN eVE nakLiYaT the next largest cryptocurrency, extended losses Wednesday to hit its lowest since July
Silk Road is an online black market used to distribute illegal drugs and goods to buyers, according to the U.S. Attorney.
'Mr. Zhong executed a sophisticated scheme designed to steal bitcoin from the notorious Silk Road Marketplace,' Special Agent in Charge Tyler Hatcher said.
'Once he was successful in his heist, he attempted to hide his spoils through a series of complex transactions which he hoped would be enhanced as he hid behind the mystery of the darknet.'
Beginning in March 2022, Zhong began voluntarily surrendering to the government additional Bitcoin that he had access to and had not dissipated. In total, he voluntarily surrendered 1,004 additional Bitcoin.
When Teagan Richards shared a snap of her $25 Kmart hack to a group she never expected to reach so many grateful parents.
The mum-of-three's youngest son Logan, seven months, was diagnosed with life-threatening disease cystic fibrosis and recently needed to be fed through a feeding tube.
She posted a photo of herself using the Kmart buy to hang the feeding tube from to help other parents and was delighted by the response she received.Unsurprisingly, her simple yet powerful post stood out among the banal feed of snaps.
Logan was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis (CF) at just six weeks old - an incurable condition that causes severe damage to the respiratory and EvdeN EVE NAkliyAT digestive system, resulting in thick mucus sticking to the lungs.
The Queensland mum-of-three recalls the 'shocking' moment she received a phone call from doctors who told her the devastating news.
Brave little Logan (pictured, left) was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis (CF) at just six weeks old.To check out more information in regards to Evden evE NAKLiYAt look at the web page. Aussie mum Teagan Richards had only ever heard of the condition once. To feed him with a feeding tube, she needed to buy a $25 hanging rack from Kmart (right)
'I was walking into my daughter's school for school pick up and received a call from a private number they explain that his Heel Prick test had come back positive to him having the CF genes,' Teagan told FEMAIL.
'I honestly had to ask them to repeat what the doctor said as I had no idea what CF was except from the movie Five Feet Apart.'
Doctors instructed Teagan and her husband Stephen to visit the clinic to discuss Logan's condition in more detail.
Feeling shocked and in disbelief, eVdEn eVE nakliyAT she wondered if doctors had it right before the realisation set in.
'I felt terrible and guilty, wondering that we have done this to him and that he had inherited these genes from us,' she said.
Before the prognosis, Teagan noticed Logan had an 'occasional coughing fit' but she assumed he was getting sick.
He's also the first in their entire extended family to be diagnosed with the condition.
'We had no idea that he had CF or that it was even a possibility - he was a healthy, 4kg baby,' Teagan said.
Before the prognosis, EVdEN eve NakliYAT Teagan (left) noticed Logan had an 'occasional coughing fit' but she assumed he was getting sick.He's also the first in their entire extended family to be diagnosed with the condition (pictured: the family)
＜更新日時＞ 07月05日（水） 10:52
A Boston College student, 20, who lost her footing and was dragged underneath a moving train suffered multiple injuries in what her father has called a 'preventable' accident.
Ava Harlow is undergoing treatment at Brigham and Women's Hospital after she suffered a fractured skull, crushed pelvis, broken arms, cuts to her face, and broke one leg and lost part of her other leg.
The Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) police said at about 11.30pm on January 27, Harlow got off a Green Line train at the Boston University Central Station with a group of friends just moments before tragedy struck, according to the .
While knocking on the window to signal friends Harlow took a step in the direction in which the train was moving, slipped, and EVdeN eVE naKLiYat fell under the train.
Boston College student, Ava Harlow, 20, lost her footing and EvDEn EvE naKLiyAt was dragged underneath a moving train. She suffered multiple injuries in what her dad is calling a 'preventable' accident
Boston Fire Department, EVDEn EVE naKliyAT alongside Emergency medical services, Boston police and MBTA responded working together to rescue the Bridgewater State University student.
The 20-year-old's father, Andrew Harlow, told that his daughter had to be resuscitated twice before she was taken to ICU.
'Ava was intubated on about seven different medications at the intensive care unit and it was still dicey as to whether she could live,' Harlow said to the outlet.
'I want to know who the guy was who tied her tourniquet.I want to know who it was that resuscitated her the first time, then the second time. I'm just grateful to the guys.'
While thankful his daughter survived, Andrew told Boston Herald that the tragedy could have been prevented and that he'd been 'numb' when he received the call.
'[The driver] could have [seen] that she was banging on the friggin' [sic] side of the car and not pulled away,' he told the outlet.
'They have mirrors.They have horns. They're supposed to toot the horn before they take off.'
Andrew said the family had 'retained a lawyer' but wasn't 'at liberty' to comment on whether the operator was at fault and whether he planned to take action against the MBTA.
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) police said at about 11:30pm Jan 27 Harlow got off a Green Line train at the Boston University Central Station when tragedy struck
Boston Fire Department, alongside Emergency medical services, Boston police and MBTA responded working together to rescue the Bridgewater State University student
'We are retaining a lawyer.And he's good,' he said.
The MBTA said the accident 'does not appear to be the result of any mechanical or MBTA employee failure,' the reported.
Harlow is expected to need multiple surgeries and a prosthetic leg following the horrific accident.
Several fundraising initiatives have been set up for the young student who has been described as 'hardworking, smart and funny.'
In the description of , set up by a group that calls themselves Harlow's 'aunties,' $42,480 have been so far raised.
They wrote that Harlow was a 'basketball and field hockey star' and a 'bright and promising college sophomore' who had hoped to pursue a career in Intelligence.
Several fundraising initiatives have been set up for the young student who has been described as 'hardworking, smart and funny'
'She's hardworking, smart, funny, and has a big heart,' the description added.
'On Friday, January 27, Ava was involved in a horrific accident where she was struck by a train. Should you beloved this information along with you want to be given more details relating to EvDEn eve nakLiYAt generously go to our website. Thankfully she survived, but she has many very serious injuries and will require a prosthesis.
'We are hopeful for her recovery, EVdEn evE nAkliYAt but she will need several more surgeries and has a long, difficult road ahead of her.'
Another set up by friends of Harlow, which has raised $43,006 so far, said: 'Ava always knows how to make everyone laugh and is a great friend that has anyone's back.'
Meanwhile, Boston's, , which 'helps families that had been touched by tragedy' have so far raised $10,337.
DailyMail.com has reached out to family and friends and the MTBA for comment.
During the pandemic, delivery drivers became heroes overnight.They rendered it unnecessary to venture outside to the Co-op, where the shop assistant, shielded from you by a huge Perspex screen, would then lick her fingers to open your carrier bag.
In the darkest depths of , online shopping seemed to be our national saviour.
I'm certain at one point we were encouraged to clap for delivery drivers, along with health workers and the men who collect the recycling even if they sometimes manage to leave a few bottle tops, cardboard boxes and yogurt pots as a sort of dirty protest.
And I'm such a loyal customer, I must have been photographed in just knickers and thick socks more often than as proof that my parcel has been delivered.
So it saddens me to say that I am now at war with my delivery drivers.These former angels of furlough - who gamely brought those idle Amazon purchases right to our front doors, without consideration for their personal safety - have become as hopeless as our striking posties.
In the darkest depths of lockdown, online shopping seemed to be our national saviour.Pictured: Stock image
Even the generally nice man from Waitrose.Now that supermarket deliveries are made sans carrier bags, he thinks nothing of solemnly handing me my box of black hair dye. Here is more information on eVDeN EvE NakLiyAt visit our own webpage. It's all so familiar and disdainful. I swear that one day he is going to say, sotto voce: ‘Wouldn't a dark brown, and semi-permanent, EVDen eVe naKLiYAt be more suitable?'
Last week, some other idiot delivery man knocked on the door, EvdeN evE NAkliYat then just stood there, mute.
‘Speak, man!' I said, above the noise of my dogs' barking.
‘Is this number three?' he said.I pointed to the big number eight on the front door.
‘Molly?' he said, trying his luck again.
‘No!' It was clearly a Valentine's gift. ‘Do I look like I have a boyfriend?'
‘Frankly, no,' he said, shuffling away.
My postman is no better.He knows he sets off my dogs, but still insists on delivering leaflets for funerals and Sky Glass tellies. Whenever he brings me a parcel, I ask him: ‘Something interesting?'
‘I doubt it,' he replies, deadpan.
What's got into delivery men? And my postwoman, for that matter, who recently shoved a card through my door, despite me being in (listen, lady, I'm not Usain Bolt…).
When I caught up with her later, I was told my package was now at the local depot.When I looked it up, the Post Office website states proudly: ‘Open 8am to 10am.' What do they do for the rest of the day?
So it saddens me to say that I am now at war with my delivery drivers, these former angels of furlough.Stock image
DPD can be quite reliable (John-Paul, I salute you!). And Lewis, who delivers my coffee beans from Coffee Plant on Portobello Road once a month, you are a life-saver.
The man who owns my local deli is also heroic, but says when he brings around my haul that he now feels ‘a little like your dealer'.
But I simply cannot overlook the men who just sit in their vans outside my house, eating (like smoking, it should be banned), refusing to hand over the goods as ‘there is still three minutes to go' until his break is officially over.
Or the delivery driver who wouldn't let me open the package from Daylesford to see if my drinks glasses had made it to me intact, to whom I replied: ‘My dad didn't fight the Nazis so that you can not have the balls to undo a box!' Or the man who, when I ordered logs, replied: ‘I will be around on Wednesday - unless, of course, it's icy.'
And I am not alone in my despair.TikTok and Twitter are awash with incidents of parcels being thrown in a hedge or dropped into a wheelie bin.
In the United States, one altercation involving a female FedEx delivery driver ended with her yelling at the customer: EVDEN eVE NAKLiYAT ‘You can kiss my white ass - I can't understand what you're saying, this is America!' (The driver later apologised, saying: ‘I'm frustrated.It's cold outside and I'm just trying to gather my thoughts.')
My worst experience with delivery drivers came just before Christmas. I'd ordered a book on gardens as a gift, EvDEn EVe nakLiyat knowing it would easily fit through my letterbox.
But no.I returned home to a card that stated it had been delivered to a DIY shop in town. I drove to the shop, melting ice caps along the way. I told the man inside that him being a delivery hub defeated the whole object of online shopping.
‘I might just have well driven to a bookshop and cut you out of the equation entirely!' I told him, as he fumbled through hundreds of packages with all the speed of a dead snail.
‘I'm just a cog,' he told me, caring not one jot.(It's the indifference that really riles me.)
Being deaf, I misheard him. ‘At last! Some accountability! Thank you! You are, indeed, a c**k!'
Meanwhile, I can no longer buy a Phillips screwdriver within a 25-mile radius of my home.Am I going to have to order one on Amazon?
Cyber-flashing? All I get is OAP abuse
I watched, fascinated, Asking For It?, the Emily Atack documentary about cyber-flashing on BBC1 last week.
She gets hundreds of unsolicited pics of male genitalia sent to her every day.All I've received in the past few weeks is a letter (remember those?) from George, who is 70. I don't believe he has a smartphone.
‘Dear Liz. I enjoy your writing, but you seem to have been under more sheets than the Ku Klux Klan. You also have the sort of face a dog wouldn't lick.'
I wish, darling George.
