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Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes may have spent Valentine’s Day overseas.

Weeks after their departure from ABC, Robach, 50, and Holmes, 45, flew to Mexico for a vacation. They were spotted getting touchy-feely while out in the streets of Puerto Vallarta Wednesday.

In photos obtained by holmes-start-unemployment-mexican-vacation-gma3/”TMZ, the former “GMA3” co-anchors looked happy as they walk side-by-side along the city’s streets a day after Valentine’s Day. One snap showed them holding onto each other’s waists as they greeted some fans.

Daily Mail also published photos of the pair packing on the PDA, laughing and enjoying their time together while at a poolside resort in Puerto Vallarta.

In one shot, Robach leaned down to kiss Holmes, who was seated in a chair.

Holmes sported multi-colored trucks, while Robach flaunted her curves in a $75 Calzedonia Hollywood black bikini. She was also snapped wearing the $650 David Yurman Unity Cable “promise ring” hung on a $350 gold Tiffany chain that Holmes reportedly bought for her days before her 50th birthday earlier this month.

The couple’s Mexico getaway came weeks after they reportedly received generous severance packages from ABC after officially leaving “GMA3.”

Robach and Holmes were taken off the air in early December 2022 after the Daily Mail published photos of them cozying up together on multiple occasions despite being married to other people.

Holmes has since filed for divorce from his wife of 10 years, Marilee

As Elder Ronald A. Rasband of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles and Indiana Pacers basketball player Buddy Hield worked side by side packaging food boxes at the Bishops’ Central Storehouse, they talked about what they do and why they serve.

“He wanted to know, ‘What is an Apostle?’” Elder Rasband said. “So I was able to share with him about my calling, and he shared with me more about participating in the 3-point competition Saturday night.”

Hield is from the Bahamas — an area that has suffered from hurricanes and other natural disasters — and serving others in need is important to him. 

“I do this back in the Bahamas, too,” Hield said. “Coming to Utah and being a part of the All-Star weekend, I’m glad that I was able to be a part of this service.”

The NBA All-Star game is Sunday, Feb. 19. Ahead of that, nearly 300 volunteers — including current and former NBA players, staff, families and guests — spent hours on Friday, Feb. 17, sorting and packing food donations and hygiene kits at the storehouse.

When completed, more than 6,700 food and 2,800 hygiene kits will help those across north and central Utah.

“To help give to people in need — it goes a long way and giving back with stuff like this is a blessing,” Hield said. “It shows the NBA cares about families and people in need.”

Elder Rasband said it was a privilege to visit with several of the NBA volunteers, work alongside them and share their values with each other.

“None of them have to be here today. They come because they want to,” he said. “A big part of what the NBA is doing these days is showing that they care. And what better place could they come when

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Andhra Jyothy carried a banner story today mentioning that KCR offered a Rs 1000 Cr package to Pawan Kalyan to switch his loyalties from TDP to BRS.

The article mentions that if TDP constets in Telangana all Kammas would vote for that party. So to cover up the loss, KCR planned to pull Kapu votes using Pawan Kalyan, as Kapu voters are more than Kamma voters in Telangana. 

The article also articulates that KCR’s people started to indoctrinate Pawan Kalyan to negotiate for CM’s chair with CBN. 

Observing this, a senior Kapu leader reprimanded Pawan Kalyan to keep himself in control without getting lured by fancy offers. It seems he was also told that he reminded Pawan Kalyan that even Chiranjeevi couldn’t come to power with his PRP despite Pawan Kalyan’s support. 

Many people are coming out with their opinions on social media followed by this news. Here are a few: 

A post says- “This article in Andhra Jyothy might certainly have a background. There was a rumor some time back that Pawan Kalyan while talking to his friends was chiding the padayatra of Lokesh and saying that the real impact of the political tour will be shown to the people with his ‘Vaarahi Yatra’. This might have gone to Chandrababu as well who might have lamented with Radha Krishna. Like Kattappa for Bahubali, our Radhakrishna might have carried this Rs 1000 Cr article to keep Pawan Kalyan in control by giving a  threat”. 

“Radhakrishna is an unintelligent fellow. He published this gossip assuming that he is creating trouble for BRS. But unknowingly he is digging a deep pit for TDP. If at all TDP dies, the credit goes to ABN Radhakrishna than anyone else. He’s the

Google miscalculated the number of stocks laid-off employees were told they would receive as part of a severance package last month. The company laid off 12,000 employees, marking the largest round of layoffs since Google’s inception.

A new email, seen by Business Insider, confirmed that there was an “inaccurate calculation” and the stock numbers were reduced in some cases.

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“First we want to apologize for an inaccurate calculation that appeared in the initial notification email. The severance package that we explained in the support site, detailed documentation and publicly was correct, but it was inaccurately reflected in the email we sent,” the email said, according to Business Insider.

The google stocks were miscalculated because the company counted the stocks twice, meaning the reduction will cost a loss of thousands or potentially tens of thousands of dollars, a former employee told the outlet. The severance package included continued salary for a minimum of 16 weeks, plus two additional weeks for each year the person worked at Google.

The company also said it would pay 2022 bonuses and each employee’s remaining vacation time, while also providing six months of healthcare coverage, job placement services, and immigration support, according to a message from CEO Sundar Pichai. The message said the cuts were based on an internal review and took effect across all areas of the company including “product areas, functions, levels, and regions.”

A Google spokesperson said in a statement to Gizmodo that the payments given to laid-off employees were “100% accurate” and has corrected the stock calculation. Meanwhile, former employees expressed confusion to Business Insider, and one source said, “They did not outline it well in the first emails to us all so tons of people were confused.”

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The Legislature doesn’t usually get a bonding package proposed as early as February. But since it’s been more than two years since a bonding bill has passed, capital funding is past due, said Rep. Fue Lee (DFL-Mpls).

A proposal for nearly $1.9 billion in capital projects across the state was unveiled Monday to the House Capital Investment Committee. Most of the funding — $1.5 billion — would come from bond sales and the remainder – $391.75 million – from the General Fund. The proposal came in the form of delete-all amendments to HF669 and HF670, both sponsored by Lee.

“It’s long past time to bring in the public on this important bill,” Lee said in a statement. “Hundreds of critical infrastructure projects have gone unfunded. These are projects that are crucial to communities throughout the state, and inflation causes them to go up in cost the longer we delay this unfinished work. It’s time to complete the work of 2022. Minnesota can’t wait any longer.”

Several members expressed appreciation for the work that has gone into the bill. Rep. Leon Lillie (DFL-North St. Paul) noted hundreds of hours of hearings and tours held across the state. 

First-term Rep. Roger Skraba (R-Ely) appreciates how the bill reflects what he’s heard in committee this session. “I’m learning and it’s sticking.”

The committee plans to take testimony Wednesday and mark up the bill Feb. 20. The hope, according to Lee, is to move the bill onto the House and Senate floors by early March. The Senate Capital Investment Committee plans to take up the bill Tuesday.

Once this bill is passed, Lee said,

HOLYOKE — The City Council will proceed amending an ordinance granting more vacation time for nonunion employees. If passed, the change would affect new and longtime city employees not covered by a collective bargaining agreement.

The city’s Law Department was ordered to draft new language for the relevant ordinance before a final council vote.

City Council President Todd McGee pulled four orders from the Ordinance Committee to the chamber floor on Tuesday. A supermajority vote was needed to discharge and return the orders for council consideration.

Councilor at-large Kevin A. Jourdain, Ward 2 Councilor Wilmer Puello-Mota, Ward 3 Councilor David K. Bartley and Ward 5 Council Linda Vacon voted no.

The amendment proposes to tack on five more days of vacation time for new and current nonunion employees based on length of continuous service or relevant work experience. Employees with less than five years of service will receive 15 days of vacation time; employees with at least five years, 20 days; 10 years of service, 25 days; and those with at least 20 years, 30 days.

Mayor Joshua A. Garcia submitted a letter supporting the updated vacation schedule. Ward 6 Councilor Juan Anderson-Burgos said hardworking city employees deserve more vacation time.

Vacon, who chairs the Ordinance Committee, said the orders were filed in December 2022. She was surprised that the orders were listed on Tuesday’s council agenda, especially after setting the agenda for an upcoming committee meeting.

Vacon added that changing the benefits structure required due diligence by the Ordinance Committee. She found removing the orders from the committee “highly irregular” and “not doing justice under the Open Meeting laws” or informing the public.

Ward 4 Councilor Kocayne S. Givner said the orders aid recruiting efforts and show the City of Holyoke appreciates current workers. She noted that the original

NAPLES — Ernie Els is not going through the motions or cruising to the finish line during the back half of a Hall of Fame career.

Not when there is competitive golf to be played. Championships to be won.

But at 53, Els is not grinding like he once did during a career that saw him reach No. 1 in the world and win four majors among his more than 70 professional titles.

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Els, the South African who settled in Palm Beach County 15 years ago, continues to chase titles as he starts another year on the PGA Tour Champions. But priorities can shift after hitting 50 and having tasted success in every corner of the world.

For Ernie and Liezl Els, it’s a passion to continue to promote autism awareness. And although Els said spreading that message is not the primary reason he continues to put his mind and body through the rigors of a tour, the two (golf and autism awareness) now intersect.

“My goal is to play golf,” Els said Thursday. “But I’ve got other things on another plate. To separate golf and autism … in my life it is one now. Wherever I go that’s part and parcel of the whole package.”

Els, who lives in Jupiter, was preparing for his pro-am ahead of the Chubb Classic at Tiburon Golf Club. He’s coming off a tie for sixth in his first event of the year in Hawaii and a 2022 season in which he went winless and was ninth in the Charles

Terry Floyd was last seen leaning against a white post on the Pyrenees Highway, between Avoca and Maryborough in northwestern Victoria, on the evening of June 28, 1975.

According to the Terry Floyd Foundation, the 12-year-old left the Avoca Post Office about 4.45pm, with a fawn-coloured panel van seen pulling up beside him roughly 15 minutes later.

In 2001, a coroner found that Terry had been murdered; however, his remains have never been found and no one has been charged over his disappearance.

Terry’s brother, Daryl Floyd, has never given up hope of finding his brother, who he believes is buried somewhere in the Morning Star mine at Bung Bong Hill.

The state government donation is to help with the family’s continued search of the mine site.

The $35,000 recently committed by the state government takes the total dedicated to the effort of finding Terry to $145,000, while a $1m reward from Victoria Police remains in place for anyone with information that could solve his disappearance.

Last year, it was reported that cadaver dogs from Sydney showed “significant interest” in the Morning Star mine, which is 150 years old and 50m deep.

The search also found a knife at the mine dated to the time of Terry’s disappearance.

According to the Terry Floyd Foundation, a known pedophile was leaving Avoca and travelling to the town of Maryborough at the time of the disappearance.

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Britain’s sanctions targeting Russia’s economy are hitting home thanks to the “decisive” approach adopted by London since the start of the war, a Kyiv-based economist has said. But Vladyslsav Vlasiuk nevertheless urged the West – especially the EU – to turn the screw, not least by targeting wealthy Russian “cultural figures, artists and academics” who remain free to “go on lavish vacations and ink mega-business deals”.

Mr Vlasiuk was speaking as the first anniversary of Putin’s invasion on February 24, 2022, approaches – and he acknowledged Britain has led the way with the strength of its response ever since.

He told Express.co.uk: “Britain has been very decisive in its foreign policy and is among the leading jurisdictions when it comes to imposing sanctions against Russia.

“Over the past year, Britain has introduced a wide range of bans and exemptions that are crippling Russia’s economy, including the ban on Russian oil and gas imports, and gold from Russia.

“Additionally, the UK government has frozen assets of major Russian oligarchs, like Abramovich’s Evraz.”

After President Volodymyr Zelensky’s visit to the UK earlier this month, the British government announced new sanctions against the Russian military complex and more Kremlin elites, Mr Vlasiuk pointed out.

He continued: “These new sanctions will help accelerate the economic pressures on Putin and undermine his war machine in Ukraine.”

Nevertheless, more must be done, Mr Vlasiuk said.

He explained: “We would like to see the UK government extend its current sanctions regime to include Russian propagandists and spreaders of fake information, sanctions against banks involved in servicing the military-industrial complex, sanctions against Rosatom, toughening visa restrictions for supporters of the Kremlin, and further prohibition of professional services to Russians, including IT and legal.”

Speaking more generally, he warned: “Sanction policies must be complied with immediately to cause a