THE NAME GAME: 18 JUNE 2019
Category: Archive
FAMOUS SCREEN DETECTIVES Do not scroll down yet!!! (the correct answers are below). Can you guess the surnames of these FAMOUS SCREEN DETECTIVES? And……. GO…!!! Sherlock ………. Nash ………. Sonny ………. Jessica ……….. Thomas ……….. Veronica ………. Remington ……….. Horatio ……….. Mike ……….. Adrian ………. ANSWERS: Sherlock Holmes Nash Bridges – (from Nash Bridges) Sonny Crockett – (from Miami Vice) Jessica Fletcher – (from Murder, She Wrote)
A group of Belhar firefighters followed up their lifesaving heroics with a heart-warming act of kindness last week. On 1 June 2019, the firefighters were called on to resuscitate two-week old Bronlyn-Lee Jansen. The baby’s mother had rushed her to the fire station, desperate to get help for her daughter who had stopped breathing and had started turning blue. Firefighters jumped into action, clearing mucus from her airways and administering oxygen, and after several tense
Taylor Swift has joined forces with a bevy of A-listers and LGBTQ figures for the music video of her new song, You Need to Calm Down. The new song, which is being released during Pride Month in the States, is the second single from her newly announced album, Lover. It supports the LGBTQ community as well as GLAAD, the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation. At the end of the video Taylor asks her fans to please
As soon as you get engaged, the questions start. “Have you set a date yet?” “Did you choose a dress?” “How many guests are you inviting?” Luckily, your wedding is your day and that means you get to define what planning your celebration will look like. Here are five statements you’ll hear again and again — and why they’re myths. It’s a Full-time job: Wedding planning requires thought and effort, but it does not have to be a full-time
The NSRI’s pioneering pink rescue buoys might soon be used along Australia’s coastline, if an emergency flotation equipment trial in Sydney proves a success. Surf Life Saving New South Wales has started a trial of Rescue Floatation Equipment (RFE) designed to assist a member of the public in the event they attempt to rescue someone from the water. The NSRI’s pink rescue buoys, first introduced in 2017, have been credited with saving 43 lives in South Africa.
