Author: THE CONNECTING NEWSPAPER

After the Los Angeles Lakers hired JJ Redick as head coach in June, GM Rob Pelinka forecast an aggressive summer for the team.”[We] will be relentless to continue to look at what we can do,” Pelinka said, per the Los Angeles Times.Wrong. Pelinka drafted Dalton Knecht and Bronny James and then basically chilled the rest of the summer.Even as LeBron James led Team USA to a gold medal at the Olympics, Pelinka sat on his hands. Anthony Davis and James deserve better from the front office, but it appears the Lakers are going to run it back with essentially the…

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There are plenty of legitimate businesses you can start tomorrow if you wish. The good news is that starting a business under $25 is a very realistic possibility for homemakers, students or those looking for additional or part time income. The Internet has made it so easy to find such home based businesses. You can make money completing a survey or watching videos, right from the comfort of your favorite couch. Must Read | 70 Small Business Ideas with Low Investment & High Profits Money can be a major obstacle for many an entrepreneur. But with these legit business ideas,…

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Yet, the introduction of dolutegravir into more health programmes depends on two things: how many generic doses the Colombian government buys — and how quickly. “It takes some time for generics to be registered,” said Luz Marina Umbasia, director of the Global Humanitarian Progress Corporation in Colombia. Umbasia explained that the purchasing process typically takes at least six months, although her organisation has encouraged the Colombian government to buy doses “as soon as possible”. That will allow patients access over the near term, while the drug is still under patent. The rights that ViiV Healthcare holds for dolutegravir in Colombia…

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The Dolphins beat the Bills just once in their last 12 matchups. Buffalo extended that to mark one in 13 on Thursday Night Football with a commanding 31-10 rout in Miami to kickstart Week 2. After an even first quarter knotted at 7-7, Buffalo took control in the second with 17 points, primarily thanks to mistakes from Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. Josh Allen and Co. basically had the game wrapped up well before Tagovailoa’s concussion late in the third quarter, which saw Skylar Thompson enter. Let’s analyze the game further with five winners and losers: WINNER: Josh Allen on Thursdays…

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BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB/the Bank) has approved USD 160,000 to fund a feasibility study for the establishment for a Regional Credit Enhancement Facility (RCEF) for Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs). This initiative will explore viable solutions to the recurring challenges MSMEs face accessing financing and potentially pave the way for enhanced financial support structures in the future. Highlighting the need for improved financial support for MSMEs, CDB’s acting director of projects, L. O’Reilly Lewis says, “even with extensive investments in loans and equity, many Caribbean MSMEs continue to face substantial funding gaps because of underdeveloped…

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The Coca-Cola Company in Africa (www.Coca-ColaCompany.com) and its bottling partners Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA), Equatorial Coca-Cola Bottling Company (ECCBC) and Coca-Cola HBC announced a nearly USD 25 million investment to help address critical water-related challenges in local communities in 20 African countries, starting this year through 2030. The work will be led by Global Water Challenge (GWC) and implemented by a consortium of partners, including The Nature Conservancy (TNC), The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). The effort, called ‘The Coca-Cola System’s Africa Water Stewardship Initiative’, was introduced in Cape Town, South Africa,…

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Chelsea’s midfielder, Cole Palmer, has been crowned the winner of the Premier League’s goal of the month award for August 2024.The 21-year-old midfielder’s breathtaking goal against Wolverhampton Wanderers has earned him the prestigious accolade, beating out stiff competition from across the league. Cole Palmer’s strike, which came in a thrilling 6-2 win for Chelsea, was the Blues first win of the season under Enzo Maresca’s reign earned him the goal of the month award.The goal has been hailed as one of the standout moments of the season so far, and Palmer’s recognition is a testament to his growing influence on…

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Free-agent winger Phil Kessel still fully intends on playing in 2024-25 — though whether it’s in the NHL remains to be seen, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet said on Friday’s “32 Thoughts” podcast (audio link).As Friedman notes, Kessel was one of the players that Major League Hockey, a 3-on-3 league hoping to start operations later this year, approached about signing with a team before the league postponed its launch to Oct. 2025. It doesn’t appear an NHL professional tryout or guaranteed contract is imminent for him, either.Kessel is a three-time All-Star Game participant and a three-time Stanley Cup champion but was…

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The United States and United Kingdom have both agreed to review Ukraine’s request to lift restrictions on the use of their long-range missiles, including Storm Shadow missiles, in Russian ​​territory. But the growing indications from the West that it may approve Ukraine’s desire to use these weapons deep inside Russian territory have also sparked a terse response – and threat – from Russian President Vladimir Putin. Here’s what we know about these long-range weapons and why they’re at the heart of the latest escalation in rhetoric during Russia’s war on Ukraine. What are Storm Shadow missiles? The Storm Shadow is…

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