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[ad_1] DUBAI: Rohit Sharma performed down issues about India's kind forward of subsequent month's T20 World Cup after successive Asia Cup defeats, insisting the dressing room environment remained "relaxed and chilled". India misplaced their second Asia Cup Super Four match to Sri Lanka with a ball remaining in Dubai on Tuesday to depart their dwindling closing hopes on the mercy of different outcomes. "You don't worry if you lose two matches," Rohit, who smashed a 41-ball 72 in India's 173-8, advised reporters. "We don't talk like this in the dressing room, because we have played so many matches after the (last) World Cup and won. I don't think it's a cause of worry." If fierce rivals Pakistan -- who equally overhauled India with a ball to spare on Sunday -- beat Afghanistan on Wednesday, they may knock India out and go on to face Sri Lanka in Sunday's closing. "There is no gadbad (Hindi for disarray)," mentioned Rohit. "From the outside it looks gadbad but we have no such feeling. I know how the media reacts when you lose a match and there are questions raised, that is normal. You can look inside the dressing room that the boys are relaxed and chilled." Sri Lanka chased down their victory goal of 174 after veteran seamer Bhuvneshwar Kumar leaked 14 runs within the nineteenth over, leaving seven wanted off the ultimate six balls. Kumar had given away 19 runs within the nineteenth over in India's defeat to Pakistan, who wanted 26 off the ultimate two overs, however Rohit defended his bowler. "Experienced batsmen get out and bowlers leak runs as well, these things are normal and happen," mentioned Rohit. "Bhuvi has been playing for so long, and has worked for us for so many years in the 'death overs' and won us games. So we should not judge him on two or three games." Up and coming left-arm fast bowler Arshdeep Singh delivered the ultimate over in each matches and confronted a torrent of social media abuse, largely as a result of he's from the Sikh minority, after dropping Asif Ali on nought within the 18th over in opposition to Pakistan. Ali went on to smash a match-winning 16 off eight balls, however Rohit insisted the 23-year-old had been unaffected. "Honestly guys here guys don't look too much into social media these days. Few losses here and there, one dropped catch, we don't look too much into it," mentioned Rohit. Another shut match in Dubai and it's Sri Lanka who win by 6 wickets.Scorecard - https://t.co/JFtIjXSBXC #INDvSL… https://t.co/mDdNlZI96n— BCCI (@BCCI) 1662487117000"Yes, he was himself disappointed because it was a catch that could have been taken but again if you saw his confidence when he came and bowled that last over... he is a confident lad." Rohit and India, who've a poor latest report in world tournaments, are underneath strain to ship on the T20 World Cup in Australia in October and November, having gained it solely as soon as on the inaugural 2007 occasion. They final lifted the 50-over World Cup in 2011 and the ICC Champions Trophy in 2013, although they did win the final Asian Cup in 2018, when it was performed in 50-over format. India did not make the semi-finals of final 12 months's T20 World Cup within the United Arab Emirates and misplaced within the semi-finals on the 2019 50-over World Cup in England. Where is Umran malik (150km pace) ? Why Deepak chahar (high-quality swing bowler )wasn’t there ? Tell me if these… https://t.co/N3CL9cj8hs— Harbhajan Turbanator (@harbhajan_singh) 1662488966000"In tournaments like the World Cup, Asia Cup, here the challenge is you face different teams with different plans," mentioned Rohit. "We have discussed this in the dressing room that we should be thinking ahead of the opposition and then we will get results," he mentioned. "But we should not think about it too much. Yes, pressure is there, and our work is to make the boys realise how to deliver in pressure situations." !(function(f, b, e, v, n, t, s) )( window, document,

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Fugas NeNe lo mantiene elegante y "profesional" mientras se cura de un procedimiento reciente de mini BBL. La estrella de reality de 54 años reveló a sus seguidores el miércoles que ha documentado su reciente cirugía y también explica por qué considera que su viaje BBL es diferente de lo que se ha popularizado a lo largo de los años. En un video que anuncia su procedimiento, Leakes revela que el centro de Cirugía Plástica y Cirugía Reconstructiva de Georgia la nombró embajadora y que pasó por el quirófano tanto para una liposucción como para un levantamiento de glúteos brasileño en la misma práctica. Leakes compartió que no es fanática del BBL tradicional, por lo que ella y su médico idearon un "mini BBL profesional", que era más de su agrado. Solo busco arreglar mis áreas problemáticas. Entonces, llamamos a un 'mini BBL profesional'. Y me encanta. Entonces, te llevaré en este viaje conmigo y con el Dr. Okoro para arreglar algunas de mis áreas problemáticas y convertirme perfectamente en ti. NeNe pospone revelar los resultados de su cirugía NeNe aún no está lista para mostrar su mini cambio de imagen, dice. La estrella puede estar resistiendo durante su tiempo de recuperación inicial después de la liposucción y el levantamiento de glúteos brasileño, que puede demorar hasta 6 semanas más para ver resultados según el sitio web de Georgia Plastic. Sin embargo, aunque la estrella planea revelar los resultados pronto, se la mostró en un vlog subido al Instagram del centro de cirugía preparándose para su cirugía. En el clip, se puede ver al médico haciendo una liposucción en Leakes después de que la llevan a la sala de operaciones.

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The leak of the FBI documents, detailing the alleged fight between Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie aboard a private jet in 2016, "has no other purpose than to inflict pain," a source close to Pitt told reporters. The Independent. The documents, obtained by rolling stone Y puckinclude Jolie's detailed account of Pitt's alleged outburst that occurred 90 minutes into the flight between France and Los Angeles on September 14, 2016. The source seemed to hint that Jolie's team was behind the leak, writing: "Both parties have had this information for nearly six years, so submitting an anonymous FOIA request for the information you already have, and that has been used in previous legal proceedings, it has no other purpose than to inflict pain.” The Independent has contacted Jolie's representatives for comment. According to the documents, Jolie told the FBI that Pitt yelled at her, "grabbed her by the head," shook her, "pushed her against the bathroom wall" and repeatedly punched the ceiling of the plane. The Maleficent actress also claimed that Pitt consumed multiple alcoholic beverages during the flight and "poured beer over [Jolie] and the blanket he was under." When the plane landed, she said it had sustained $25,000 worth of damage from spilled red wine. Elsewhere in the documents, Pitt is alleged to have told Jolie that one of their children "looked like a goddamn Columbine kid" and that she was "ruining the family." Read more shocking details of the report here. Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie (PA Archive) No charges were filed after an investigation into the incident "due to various factors," it reported. rolling stone. In 2016, Pitt denied allegations that he abused one of his sons on the private jet. Jolie filed for divorce on September 19 and her divorce petition listed her separation date as September 15, the day after the jet incident. Since then, they have been involved in many court cases, including a custody case for their six children, three of whom are adopted.

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Snapchat could be one of the latest social media sites to join the digital collectibles trend. According to a recent article in the Financial Times, the social media company could soon test NFT AR filters with a small group of users. For starters, AR stands for Augmented Reality. Augmented Reality lenses, or "AR lenses," are a unique feature of Snapchat. It lets users add things from the real world and 3D effects to their stories, which makes them more interesting. With NFTs, users will be able to add digital collectibles they made or bought elsewhere to their stories, which will make them even more interesting. According to the report, Snapchat will first test the ability to add NFTs to stories before putting it in place for everyone. The test is set to start in August, and only a small number of users will be able to take part. Artists can bring non-fungible tokens they've made or mined on other platforms and use them as augmented reality (AR) filters in Snapchat to make their stories look even better and show off their creativity. Will it cost anything to use this Snapchat NFT feature? It's a coincidence that the leak happened right after the company released Snapchat Plus, a paid version of Snapchat. One might wonder if, just like SP, it will cost money to use NFT AR filters. Users won't have to pay anything to use NFT filters on Snapchat, which is good news. How will Snapchat's NFT filters help people who make NFTs? Statistics show that about 332 million people use Snapchat every day. With the NFTs feature, artists and sellers of digital avatars will get a big boost. On the platform, these people can show off their digital collectibles to many people, some of whom may buy from them. Snapchat will probably also do better in the long run as more NFT sellers join the social media platform to take advantage of the many buyers who use it. Also, Snapchat is not the only social media company that is interested in NFTs. In the past few months, Twitter and Meta have also added new features that are related to NFT. In January of this year (2022) for instance, Twitter introduced NFT Profile Pictures that were only available to Twitter Blue users. This feature is very similar to the upcoming Snapchat NFT filters, as it also lets users show off their NFTs. With it, users can connect their blockchain wallet and verify their address to set their profile picture to the NFT they own. Navdeep Singh, who works for Meta, also posted on Twitter that the company was adding an NFT support feature that would let creators put their work on their timeline. The Meta technical program manager posted a picture of his work on a social media site on June 30, 2022. It's a lot like what Snapchat wants to try out soon. On July 21, Snapchat will share its financial results for the third quarter. We'll be interested to see if the company says anything more about this new NFT support feature. We think it will, since this would be a great way for Snapchat to bring in investors and raise the value of its shares. After all, business people like it when a company keeps coming up with great ways to bring in customers and make money. https://nftdawn.io/snapchat-plans-to-add-nft-filter-feature/?feed_id=1226&_unique_id=62de51fda2558

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The much-leaked Apple AR/VR headset is not going to see the sunshine of day till 2023 accofreelancertamaling to a brand new report citing "individuals acquainted" with the mission, which implies we cannot get to see it revealed on the WWDC 2022 occasion this coming Monday.It's the New York Times (opens in new tab) that has the report, saying that the machine – "a headset that blends the digital world with the actual one" – is now scheduled to launch subsequent 12 months, after "persevering with challenges" with battery energy put an finish to any likelihood of a 2022 reveal.The headset is seemingly going to mix each augmented actuality (digital graphics on prime of the actual world) and digital actuality (solely enclosed digital worlds), and has been described as a combined actuality machine. Think half Oculus Quest, half HoloLens.Hollywood involvementThere are a number of extra particulars to be teased out of this newest New York Times article. It says that Hollywood administrators together with Jon Favreau (who helmed movies together with Iron Man and the 2019 model of the Lion King) are being tapped up by Apple to develop video content material for the brand new hafreelancertamalware.Favreau is an government producer on the Prehistoric Planet sequence that not too long ago appeared on Apple TV Plus, so he already has a relationship with Apple. It appears that there shall be at the least some content material obtainable for the headset when it sees the sunshine of day.What we are going to get at WWDC 2022 subsequent week are new instruments for builders so as to add additional digital camera and voice performance to their initiatives, main the way in which to extra hands-free management of apps. There have been rumors that the upcoming machine might use 3D hand monitoring as an enter system.Analysis: Apple goes to take its timeWhen emblems for a realityOS software program platform popped up final week, we dared to hope that Apple is perhaps about to unveil its AR/VR headset on the Worldwide Developers Conference, which will get underway on June 6. A launch subsequent week would have been stunning, however not solely out of the query.Now it appears to be like not possible that we'll see the brand new hafreelancertamalware, even when it has already been proven off to the Apple boafreelancertamal. What we'd get at WWDC 2022 are some glimpses of the software program with none form of hafreelancertamalware reveal – it's a developer convention in spite of everything, and it might imply app makers might get to work on apps for the headset.What we do know from Apple's historical past is that it usually likes to take its time with merchandise, whether or not that is folding telephones or smartwatches. While it is not at all times first to market with merchandise, when Apple does introduce one thing in a brand new market class, it normally turns into among the finest choices virtually immediately.It appears to be like like being the identical story right here. We have already got loads of VR and AR gadgets on sale in fact, with a lot extra within the pipeline – and there are fixed reminders of the potential of the metaverse. Apple will not rush into pushing out a headset till it is utterly pleased with the hafreelancertamalware and software program.

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A Cristin Milioti likes "sick" things. At least, that's what Andy Samberg, his co-star in the 2020 time-loop romantic comedy Palm Springshe told New York Times. In that film, Milioti's character of a wedding guest, Sarah, dies over and over again, in a variety of grisly ways, but still wakes up at the dawn of each new day. In the award-winning 'USS Callister' episode of BlackMirror, her digital clone, Nanette, becomes trapped in a depraved virtual universe. And the new show of hers, The Resortfeatures her tourist character, Emma, ​​crippled by a missing persons case that features decapitated iguanas and a man whose memories are leaking from her ears and butt. "I'm drawn to things that are weird and spiky," says the 36-year-old actress. “I like things that tread a fine line. The whole catalog of the Coen brothers was very fundamental for me. His movies are so twisted. They make you laugh at things you're surprised you're laughing at. They are also very moving. And creepy. And they are beautiful. So I don't like things in perfect little packages. I like to get to the heart of the challenges of being a human being on the planet. Because why wouldn't I? Milioti speaks to me via video call from a hotel room in Los Angeles. It's morning there, and his hair is tied up in a casual ponytail, dark brown bangs set over pool-sized eyes. Her baggy blouse bears the image of a howling wolf and her knees, clad in dyed leggings, are drawn up toward her chin. She is in Los Angeles for the premiere of The Resort, but he feels much more at home in New York, where he has lived for 18 years. “The only time I liked staying in Los Angeles was during the lockdown,” she says. “I'm not doing very well here. She makes me feel alone. And I think he has his priorities reversed...sometimes the energy of this city seems very rooted in status and trophies. She makes me feel uncomfortable”. She wants to be a New Yorker for life. "Of course, I have no doubt," she says. "Life is long and crazy, but I'd be surprised if I didn't live there." New York, after all, has treated Milioti well. She's had a busy career on and off Broadway: She won a Grammy (and received a Tony nomination) for her lead role as a flower vendor who falls in love with a Dublin busker in the hit musical Eleven. That show was based on the film that was released in 2007, at a time when Milioti had just dropped his acting course at New York University to look for a job. She also starred in the Brooklyn-set satire stunningthe futuristic drama After the Blastand played Elly, an alien's personal assistant, in the musical Lazarus by David Bowie. It was first performed in late 2015, making Milioti one of the last people to work with the musician before his death from liver cancer in January 2016 (she had kept his illness a secret). for months). "Working with Bowie was as amazing as you can imagine," she says. “One of the most beautiful parts of that experience was that I got to sing 'Changes' at that show, which is one of my favorite Bowie songs, and it was crazy. It was amazing to sing that song for him and explore his brain and be a part of something that was quite meaningful to him at a time in his life that was... I don't know how to describe it. I can only imagine what he was going through at that time. He was very charming, kind and dedicated. It was a real honour." In 2013, while Eleven was enjoying his three years on Broadway, Milioti also appeared in such a little movie called The Wolf of Wall Street. She played Teresa Petrillo, the first wife (and voice of reason) of Leonardo DiCaprio's stockbroker Jordan Belfort. "I spent a lot of that experience terrified that I was going to give a shit," Milioti says, drinking, in his own words, "the smallest can of sparkling water you've ever seen" from the minibar. “I had never been on such a big movie set. It was a once in a lifetime experience. I wish I had taken it in more and let go more. But if it had completely assimilated, I would have passed out.

I don't even think my brain processed it." Before everything was ruined: Milioti and DiCaprio in 'The Wolf of Wall Street' (Appian Way/Paramount/Kobal/Shutterstock) For much of the film, Teresa is the patient and supportive wife. She's the one who shows Jordan a newspaper ad looking for brokers, she's the one who encourages him to target rich investors instead of unsuspecting poor clients, and she's the one who stands by while he flirts outrageously. with Margot Robbie's Naomi Lapaglia at a Hamptons beach party. But later, when she finds out that Jordan is cheating on her with Naomi (she catches him snorting cocaine out of her breasts in a limo), she snaps at it. She hits Jordan several times, she asks if she loves his new lover. "That night was crazy," says Milioti. “We shot from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and we did that scene over and over and over again.” Did he ever accidentally punch DiCaprio in the face with his hand? “I did, plenty of times,” he says, eyes wide. “I just slapped him around for 12 hours. I always had a real attachment to that scene, because you can see that this character, who has swallowed a lot of his feelings, is finally letting go.” The scene was filmed outside of Trump Tower, and yes, he did show up. “Ugh,” Milioti sighs. "He came on set and he was a complete and utter buffoon, as we all know." She doesn't want to give him more attention than that. 2013 was a great year for Milioti. It was also the year that she joined the cast of the long-running sitcom How I met your mother, who can be seen in the UK on E4, as the famous mother, Tracy McConnell. Fans adored her but were outraged when, in the show's final episode, it turned out that the woman viewers had been waiting to meet for nine seasons had actually died six years earlier. “I had never seen the series before working there, which was a great blessing because she did not understand the pressure behind that revelation. She really had no idea,” says Milioti. "Ultimately, it was helpful for me not knowing how long people had waited to meet that character." She also didn't have any social media at the time, which she says was a relief. “She was isolated from that in a way. I know there was a very strong reaction, but I never looked into it." The unhappy couple: Milioti and Jackson Harper in 'The Resort' (peacock) his character in The Resort, Emma, ​​is a world away from the endlessly enthusiastic Tracy. Tracy is optimistic. She believes in soul mates. She is in a band called Superfreakonomics. Emma, ​​for her part, is a cynic. She is fed up, she is lost. She is a woman who, on the first night of her vacation in Cancun with her husband of 10 years, drinks prosecco alone in a Jacuzzi and writes “how do I know if I should end my relationship?” in Google. While her partner Ella Noah (William Jackson Harper) is happy to move on, she's looking for something more. So when she falls off an ATV in the jungle and finds the phone of a college student who disappeared 15 years ago, she becomes obsessed with the case, the only thing that makes her feel alive. Milioti thrives in this kind of role: fickle, neurotic, eccentric. What follows is a relationship drama with a thriller, a mystery, and a comedy. The two embark on tequila-fueled hunts for clues and form a pair of goofy but surprisingly successful detectives. The Resort reunites Milioti with the writer of Palm SpringsAndy Siara. Like that movie, it's about the construction of time. Emma has trouble living in the present and is obsessed with a historical cold case. "Someone once told me that a different term for nostalgia is the disease of time," says Milioti. “You feel like a real illness and pain of going back to a different time. That really resonated with me. Emma would rather be anywhere but where she was. She is so desperate to go back in time to where life was lighter, there were more open doors and more possibilities, and she was more like herself. That is why she becomes obsessed with the disappearance of these two young men.”

Milioti in 'How I Met Your Mother' (CBS) Milioti sees nostalgia everywhere in modern society. “Maybe because I'm getting older, he says, “but it seems like as a culture right now, we're very obsessed specifically with nostalgia. Especially in the entertainment industry, where you're doomed if you get old and people are obsessed with doing reboot of things It's like, 'What if we rebooted that thing we all loved when we were 12? Or when we were 20? Or when the world didn't feel as dark as it does now?' It's this thing of wanting to stop time, and wanting to travel through time, and wanting to go back to some earlier imagined self, or something. I think nostalgia can be very, very dangerous. And in fact, when I first started talking to Andy about this project, he always said that the show is about the toxicity of nostalgia." Milioti admits that she, like Emma, ​​is very worried about the passage of time. "When she was younger, time didn't go by fast enough," she says. “I was obsessing over things like, well, when will I be able to do this? when will I have my own apartment or, you know, insert anything here, in this blank? But now that I'm older, I feel like there's not enough time. The most valuable thing besides your health that you could have is time. And there is not enough." She stops being serious and laughs. “I spend a lot of energy thinking about what I want to do during my short time on this planet,” she says. "It's so finite." 'The Resort' is available from July 29 on Peacock exclusively on Sky and NOW, with new episodes being released weekly.

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A recent leak says that Grand Theft Auto 6, which is said to come out in 2024, might have "play to earn" features. Back in February, Rockstar Games said that they were making the next game in the popular series. Even though the developer hasn't said much about the game yet, there are rumors that it might have a cryptocurrency system like Bitcoin. Here's everything you need to know about what's going on with GTA 6 right now. Recent leaks say that the next GTA game, GTA 6, will have its own currency. This will let players make money and trade in the game. In fact, GTA 4 had a building called the Liberty City Stock Exchange back in 2008. (LCSE). At the time, though, the players couldn't get to this. In 2013, the developers of GTA 5 added the ability to trade stocks. This is how it worked: to buy and sell stocks, players could use their phones to connect to the BAWSAQ and LCN Exchanges. In the "Stock Market Assassination Missions," they could even make money. So, it wouldn't be strange for a game series like GTA to have play to earn elements in the form of cryptocurrency. At the moment, everything is just guesswork. For more information, we have to wait for Rockstar Games to confirm (or deny) that it is true. We'll also have to see how the gaming community responds to this rumor. https://nftdawn.io/gta-6-might-include-p2e-features/?feed_id=681&_unique_id=62b88a0f929a4

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Stephen Colbert took a swipe at Donald Trump and his lawyer Rudy Giuliani on Monday’s “Late Show”. Colbert pointed out that Trump now faces 17 known investigations after a Senate Intelligence Committee report was leaked over the weekend.

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Sia had the best response to finding out that a paparazzi photographer was trying to make money by selling photos of her in which she has no clothes on. The 41-year-old “Cheap Thrills” singer took to Twitter on Monday night (November

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<a href="http://www.breitbart.com/video/2017/08/06/maxine-waters-people-leaking-trump-cannot-trusted/" title="Maxine Waters: People Are Leaking Because Trump ‘Cannot Be Trusted’"><img width="200" height="150" src="http://media.breitbart.com/media/2017/02/Maxine-waters-200x150.jpg" alt="" /></a><br /> Sunday on MSNBC’s “AM Joy,” Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) said people were leaking on President Donald Trump “because he defined himself as someone that cannot be trusted.” Waters said, “The president gave classified information to Russians in the White House. Our ally, Israel, was very upset with us. So start with him, number one. Number two, if people around you are leaking in the way they’re doing, they’re trying to tell us something.” She continued, “Of course we don’t want classified information leaked out, and I don’t think they would do that with a credible president. They’re doing that to this president because he defined himself as someone that cannot be trusted, someone that will get this country in trouble. And so I welcome the leaks. I welcome the information. That keeps us focused on him and talking about what is wrong with him.” Follow Pam Key on Twitter @pamkeyNEN

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He said there is a "politicization" of intentionally nonpartisan agencies that has resulted in leaks to the press and a “threat to our republic.”...