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Market share, buyers trade in bmws and toyotas for teslas model 3. More on bloomberg surveys. More on elon musk had car. First, to our top story. The launch of disneys streaming was streaming service was met with some technical glitches and crashes, but still, disney plus generated excitement and buzz all over social media. Adding to the continued streaming wars. For more, we are joined by Rick Springfield and bloombergs lucas shaw. Who covers the streaming wars for us. Are the technical glitches perhaps a good sign, showing that demand exceeded expectation . Rick honestly, i have no idea. The...

Advent time last year gave birth to the idea of presenting a three-minute reflection on the Sunday Gospel on the Franciscan Friars’ Facebook page by Fr Guardian Marcello Ghirlando, OFM. Fr Ghirlando said Covid-19 necessarily made it more difficult for the faithful to attend Sunday Mass in small churches. “Social distancing measures limited greatly the number of people who could attend. So, I decided to deliver a three-minute reflection on the Sunday Gospel,” Fr Marcello said. The slot has popularly become known as Tlett Minuti mal-Patri. “I try to present it as short and sweet as po...

Fr Guardian Marcello Ghirlando lit the Paschal Candle at the church of Saint Anthony of Padua, in Ghajnsielem, during a vigil that was livestreamed on the Friars’ Facebook page. The event was celebrated with the usual pomp notwithstanding an empty church due to health restrictions. “The light of Christ’s Resurrection will always overcome the darkness and chaos of evil, sin and death,” proclaimed the celebrant. Loredana and Albert Lauren Agius led the joyous song of the Hallelujah, while the altar, the Easter Candle and the statue of the Risen Christ were beautifully decorated with flo...

GATLINBURG When James Ryan came to Gatlinburg more than 50 years ago he did more than build a business that satisfied the sweet tooth of tourists and locals alike. The owner of The Donut Friar, who died Jan. 7 after a brief battle with cancer, also left a legacy with his contributions to the community, particularly the students at Pi Beta Phi Elementary School. “When we grew up all the kids from school would come over before school and get donuts, and after school before they got on the bus,” daughter Kathleen Greely said. He enjoyed teaching the youth some basic life lessons, inclu...

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