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Brandon Sklenar finally picks side amid Blake Lively’s Lawsuit Brandon Sklenar shows support for his co-star during a legal battle Brandon Sklenar showed support for his co-star amid Blake Lively’s lawsuit. On December 23, the Midway actor finally shared his stance in support of his It Ends With Us co-star Blake Lively. In an Instagram story, the 34-year-old actor posted a link to a New York Times article detailing the 37-year-old actress' legal complaint against Justin Baldoni, and added, "For the love of God, read this." To further show his support for his co-star, he tagged her social media account and added a heart emoji next to it. Among many stars standing by the Gossip Girl star and showing their support, Brandon is joined by - the author of the book herself - Colleen Hoover, Amber Heard, Jenny Slate, Paul Feig, and her Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants castmates. On December 21, Colleen took to her Instagram and expressed, "You have been nothing but honest, kind, supportive and patient since the day we met." "Thank you for being exactly the human that you are. Never change. Never wilt." Justin has denied all the allegations made against him through his lawyer Bryan Freedman in a December 21 statement to The New York Times. His lawyers called the claims "categorically false" and "yet another desperate attempt to 'fix' her negative reputation which was garnered from her own remarks and actions during the campaign for the film." Buckingham Palace begins planning Prince William’s ascension to throne? Prince Harry's Polo flop labelled 'Laughingstock' Hasan Minhaj praises Justin Baldoni as women’s ally one week prior to lawsuit 'Sonic 3' ending questions Jim Carrey's fate in next sequelmadagascar circus 。

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As the club looks to part ways with their once-promising talent, they will be hoping to learn from this experience and avoid making the same mistakes in the future. Only time will tell if this decision proves to be the right one, but one thing is for certain - Manchester United must do whatever it takes to return to their former glory and compete with the best once again.We generally tend to think of development in terms of high rise buildings, roads and other infrastructure. But this is a quite wrong picture, because development in any form cannot take place without education and also health. An educated, healthy workforce is the foundation for developing any country. The National People’s Power (NPP) in its Presidential and General Elections manifestos pledged to allocate more resources to develop education. True to its word, the NPP Government has decided to provide a grant of Rs.6,000 for purchasing school books and supplies, not only for children of Aswesuma recipients but also for children from other low-income families, before the end of this year. Finance and Planning Deputy Minister Dr.Harshana Suriyapperuma said the Education Ministry will lead the initiative to identify eligible children and ensure the successful implementation of this benefit. Speaking at a special media briefing at the Presidential Media Centre (PMC), the Deputy Minister emphasised the importance of supporting the younger generation, who are seen as the country’s future. He has highlighted the Government’s commitment to enhancing educational facilities to help these children achieve their targets. Therefore, all eligible children from low income families will receive the Rs.6,000 grant through a proper procedure. It is still not clear whether the amount will be remitted to parents’ accounts or issued in cash at a central point like the Divisional Secretariat office. This is a praiseworthy step, as there are many instances where children drop out of school due to poverty and the inability to purchase school essentials. The school supplies list for grades 1 to 9 grows longer every year, along with a corresponding increase in the price. Many parents from poor and middle class backgrounds cannot afford to spend such a big amount of money upfront to buy school goods. This problem is compounded in families with two or more children of school going age. Thus this Rs.6,000 assistance will be of immense benefit to these families in today’s tight economy. Sri Lanka has received a grant of 11.28 million meters of blue and white fabric required for school uniform materials for 2025, from the People’s Republic of China. Robe materials for Samanera Bhikkus at Pirivenas will also be provided. This is highly welcome at a time when Sri Lanka is still recovering from the economic meltdown of 2022. However, in view of the high tailoring costs for both boys’ and girls’ school uniforms, the Government has also proposed that sewn or readymade uniforms should be granted to all schoolchildren. This too will save a significant amount of money for parents, especially those who have more than one child attending school. Textbooks too have been provided free of charge to school students since the early 1980s. This too eased the financial burden on parents who would otherwise have to spend heavily on the recommended textbooks. The Government should explore the possibility of using the Valachchenai paper plant to produce exercise books and other stationery, which can hopefully be sold at reduced rates. Likewise, it should make arrangements with manufacturers to bring down the prices of shoes and socks used by schoolchildren. All Governments have been heavily subsiding fossil fuel for transport at enormous cost – maybe it would have been more beneficial to subsidise educational items which could have made a bigger impact in the long run. Talking of transport, it is vital to widen the Sisu Seriya school bus service and also formulate a practical fare structure for school vans, whose operators have been jacking up monthly fees willy nilly every time fuel prices are increased. The same enthusiasm generally evaporates when fuel prices are reduced. Nevertheless, the best answer is to develop all schools on an equal footing, so that the children can attend the nearest school on foot or by bicycle, minimising the need for motorized transport. With textbooks and education in general increasingly taking the digital route, the Government should seriously consider removing or reducing import duties and Value Added Tax (VAT) on tablets and laptops. During the Covid period when schools went online, students who did not have enough funds to get tablets and smartphones went without lessons while the others received full access. That sort of disparity should be eliminated from schools. At least the senior students doing Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) subjects should be provided with tablets or laptops on concessionary terms. In fact, Education Technology (ET) has evolved to become a standalone subject as old methods of teaching are discarded and new ones introduced. If given a choice between a static image and an animated clip to understand a lesson, students will be drawn towards the latter, which is easy to comprehend and remember. Whether we like it or not, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are also coming to education. Granted, there are pitfalls of using AI for and in education, but the benefits seem to be greater, at least in these nascent days of the technology. In any case, AI needs humans to work and our education system should be able to produce citizens who can still thrive in the age of AI.

Manchester United have made a bold decision by embarking on a winter clean-up mission to offload a once-promising talent who has failed to live up to expectations. The player in question is none other than their number 10, who has been a shadow of his former self this season, scoring just 7 goals in 23 appearances despite earning a whopping £300,000 per week.Looking ahead, analysts and investors are optimistic about Sony's growth prospects, citing the company's strong financial performance, market leadership in gaming, and ongoing investments in emerging technologies. With the global gaming industry projected to continue growing in the coming years, Sony is well-positioned to capitalize on this trend and further strengthen its competitive edge.

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