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Germany has switched off its three remaining nuclear power plants as part of a long-planned transition toward renewable energy BERLIN -- BERLIN (AP) — “Nuclear power, no thanks!” What was once a slogan found on the bumper of many a German car became a reality Saturday, as the country shut down its three remaining nuclear power plants in line with a long-planned transition toward renewable energy. The shutdown of Emsland, Neckarwestheim II and Isar II shortly before midnight was cheered earlier in the day by anti-nuclear campaigners outside the three reactors and at rallies in Berlin and Munich. Inside the plants, staff held more somber ceremonies to mark the occasion. Decades of anti-nu clear protests in Germany, stoked by disasters at Three Mile Island, Chernobyl and Fukushima, had put pressure on successive governments to end the use of a Technology that critics argue is unsafe and unsustainable. But with other industrialized countries, such as the United States, Japan, China, Fran...

Sitting in the audience for  Taylor Swift ’s Eras Tour seems like one of the closest things we have to time Travel . The set includes more than 40 songs spanning the first 17 years of her career, and each era also gets at least one wardrobe change. Watching Taylor belt out “Love Story” and “You Belong With Me” while wearing a gold fringe minidress is about as “OMG, am I actually back in 2009 right now?” as it gets. Taylor’s set list is broken down by era but not chronologically. In the show, she runs through her eras in the following order: Lover, Fearless, Evermore, Reputation, Speak Now, Red, Folklore, 1989, debut, and then, finally, Midnights. And here’s a handy guide to exactly how Taylor has been honoring her own fashion History during the Eras Tour. Lover Taylor opens her Eras Tour set with songs from Lover, wearing a sparkly bodysuit (the one she wore during the tour’s opening night was reportedly custom Versace) and equally sparkly knee-high boots (the pair from ni...

George Russell must still " prove himself" at Mercedes , according to former Formula 1 driver and 1996 World Champion Damon Hill . Mercedes have endured a tough start to their 2023 campaign, with the W14 not providing them with the results on track that they were expecting. Although Russell managed to win the team's only race with the troubled W13 in Brazil last year, Hill believes the Briton still needs to justify himself being a "valuable asset" to the squad. "George has to work very hard. He has to make himself a valued asset of the team and he's obviously doing that really well," said Hill on the F1 Nation podcast. "But at the same time, he's the one that has to do all the hard work. I think Lewis [Hamilton] doesn't have to [because] they know what they've got with Lewis. "Mercedes know that given half a sniff of a chance, Lewis is going to be back on on top form and can deliver those extraordinary races...

In Southeastern Massachusetts, the town of Raynham was originally part of the Plymouth Colony, the first permanent colony in New England, and the second in North America. Starting in the 1670s, this was the site of the colony’s first successful ironworks, using bog iron deposits that were harvested along the Forge River.. Nowadays the Forge River flows through several public spaces in Raynham, like the serene Johnson’s Pond and Hewitts Pond, and Borden Colony Complex, filled with recreation facilities and hosting the town’s big annual events. Much of the commerce in Raynham can be found along Broadway (Route 138), flanked by mostly independent businesses. In the south, Route 44 is home to big box stores, shopping centers and the immense Raynham Flea Market. 1. Raynham Flea Market Source: Lia Koltyrina / shutterstock Flea Market Near the intersection of Routes 24 and 44 you’ll find the largest flea market in New England. Raynham Flea Market takes place on Sundays year round, ...

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has assured fans that he remains energised as he prepares to try and fix the Reds' nightmare season. Ahead of Sunday's visit from league leaders Arsenal, Liverpool sit eighth in the Premier League table, 13 points adrift of the top four and facing an uphill battle to even qualify for any form of European Football next season . Having faced significant questions over his suitability for the task at hand, Klopp was adamant he is no stranger to overcoming adversity. "I have no problem with re-energising. It is part of the job," he said. "At the start of my career, I worked for Mainz who lost most Game s because they didn’t have a chance. "If I’d ever doubted myself, that would have been tricky for me. I never thought I am the best manager or the worst. READ THE LATEST LIVERPOOL NEWS HERE feed "It’s just a situation at the moment that we have to get through. I understand football and know a lot about human beings. Sometimes ...

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag believes that filling out his squad with the returning Casemiro and Christian Eriksen will massively help them in their quest to win more silverware this season. The Red Devils have already taken home the Carabao Cup and are through to the latter stages of the FA Cup and UEFA Europa League. Their Premier League form has faltered a little in recent weeks and they face a battle to reach next season's Champions League. Ten Hag will soon be able to line up with his preferred midfield partnership for the first time since January though, with Eriksen back in the fold following a serious ankle injury and Casemiro nearing the end of a four-game suspension. "It is obvious and clear they are two very valuable players for us," Ten Hag said of the duo at a press conference. "We all know how important the midfield department is. Over several Game s, we had to find a new balance and that is not easy at this stage of the season. "We are i...

Quick facts When is it? Every April 7th What's the official website? mtfmoveday.org Tagged as Children Life & Living Mental Health People & Relationships What are the hashtags? #MakingTheFirstMoveDay #mtfmoveday #NationalMakingTheFirstMoveDay Who founded it? Greshun De Bouse Have we missed something? National Making The First Move Day is an all-inclusive holiday born out of the life-long bullying, and more recent criminal victimization experiences of bullying and crime victim-survivor and thriver, Greshun De Bouse. The day was created because of the bullying and bullycide pandemic that continues to affect kids and families around the world. Because of the challenges she faced, she was able to identify and start making the first move after criminal victimization. History of National Making The First Move Day Greshun had a sincere desire and drive that everyone should be able to live free from such bully-related challenges. This led to her establis...

MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee Bucks star Khris Middleton left the team's Game against the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday night due to right knee soreness in the first quarter. Middleton was later ruled out for the remainder of the Game .  Less than a minute after the opening tip, Middleton drove baseline and missed a fadeaway jumper over Patrick Williams. He appeared to tweak something upon landing, and was moving with a noticeable hitch as ran back down the floor. While he remained in the game to play the rest of his first quarter stint, he missed all three of his shot attempts and did not return after that.  Middleton came up lame after attempting a fadeaway jumper on the Bucks' first offensive possession of tonight's game. Here is the video: https://t.co/Tniqs67DRD pic.twitter.com/049KWPvNHe — Eric Nehm (@eric_nehm) April 6, 2023 Middleton has been dealing with injuries on and...

Shakira ’s move to the U.S. has been a complicated process. Announced last year, Shakira ’s move was scheduled to develop in the opening weeks of 2023, but was delayed due to her father’s Health and her kids’ school schedules. Now, a new report claims that Gerard Piqué’s father, Joan Piqué, served Shakira with an eviction notice. This notification infomred her that she had to leave her home before April 30th The Spanish newspaper La Vanguardia reports that Shakira received a letter signed by Joan as the administrator of Inversiones BCN Two & Two SL. According to the home’s property registry, the home, which was owned by Shakira and Piqué, was handed down to Inversiones BCN Two & Two SL in September of last year. This was after the couple had confirmed their split and were figuring out a mulтιтude of issues, among them, who their children’s would be living with. The eviction letter informed Shakira that she had until April 30th to leave the residence. The newspa...

A Virginia teacher who was shot in her classroom by a 6-year-old student filed a $40 million lawsuit against her school district. A Virginia first-grade school teacher who was shot in her classroom by a 6-year-old student filed a $40 million lawsuit against her school district, alleging administrators were told the boy brought a gun to school prior to the shooting and "had a history of random violence,” yet did nothing to stop him from harming her. The teacher, Abigail Zwerner, 25, filed the civil lawsuit Monday morning in Newport News, Virginia, Circuit Court, accusing her former schools superintendent, principal and assistant principal of multiple counts of negligence, gross negligence and reckless breach of assumed duty of care. Zwerner's lawyers claimed in court papers that she suffered permanent bodily injuries as a result of being shot by the child on Jan. 6 inside her classroom at Richneck Elementary School. Named as defendants in the lawsuit are the Newport News School...