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SOUTHAMPTON Football Club has announced it is backing the city’s bid to become UK City of Culture 2025 with the launch of a new campaign.

26 April 2021, 09:04 pm (Photo : Screenshot From Commons.Wikipedia.org) Tesla Autopilot Crash New Data Reveals Someone was Allegedly Behind the Wheel The Tesla autopilot crash that recently happened wherein a Tesla Model S crashed and even caught fire in Texas which resulted in two deaths now brings new alleged information to light. It was reportedly stated that the EV might have actually had someone sitting in the driver's seat, according to top Tesla executives. Tesla Autopilot Crash According to the story by The Verge, their reported comments during the earnings call Monday had contradicti...

04/14/21 Greg LaRochelle As our nation moves towards an end to this deadly pandemic, we continue to be faced with another epidemic in the form of distracted driving. But hope springs eternal with April designated as National Distracted Driving Awareness Month. And it's especially the hope of one mother that we keep a laser focus on our driving to avoid tragedy. In 2008, Shelley Forney lost her 9-year old daughter, Erica, when she was struck head-on by a distracted driver in an SUV while riding her bike home. Erica passed away two days later on Thanksgiving Day. Largely through this grieving m...

Last week was a boondoggle, there's no getting around that, so I went into it knowing that “Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse” just had to be better than “The One Behind the Forest Fire”. That's a low bar, but the point remains that finally, after fourteen goddamned episodes, the show has finally seen fit to stop jerking us around and explain what happened with Inuyasha, Kagome, Sesshomaru, and Rin. Well, kind of. Or at least, it starts to do that, before all of the crappy writing gets in the way again…but it also finally reveals who the twins' mother is! It's Rin, which is, uh, ce...

“The One Behind the Forest Fire” is the kind of episode that a reviewer never hopes for and always dreads, because on its face it isn't vastly different from every other episode of Yashahime: flat, poorly structured, and kind of boring. This chapter in particular, though, hides an insidious layer of wrongness that was enough to have me howling and ranting in equal measure. Whether this total breakdown of narrative function and meaning is due to ineptitude or indifference on the part of Yashahime's creative team, I don't know. All I know is that my seething disdain for this episode can ...