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By Mica Rosenberg, Jonathan Landay and James Mackenzie KABUL, Afghanistan (Reuters) – An infant boy handed in desperation to a soldier across an airport wall in the chaos of the American evacuation of Afghanistan has been found and was reunited with his relatives in Kabul on Saturday. The baby, Sohail Ahmadi, was just two months old when he went missing on Aug. 19 as thousands of people rushed to leave Afghanistan as it fell to the Taliban. Following an exclusive Reuters story https://www.reuters.com/world/exclusive-baby-handed-us-soldiers-chaos-afghanistan-airlift-still-missing-2021-11-05 pub… Continue reading “Exclusive-Baby lost in chaos of Afghanistan airlift found, returned to family after long ordeal”

Trip down memory laneReturn To Hogwarts is an antidote for troubled times published : 7 Jan 2022 at 04:00 newspaper section: [Life](http://search.bangkokpost.com/search/result_advanced?category=news&xNewsSection=Life) At different degrees, we are all so familiar with Harry Potter’s stories and the wonderful magical adventure that went on to become one of the most successful novel and cinematic franchises of all time. Still, it’s hard to believe that it’s 20 years since the first film came out, and most of the original fans of the series are now in their 30s and 40s. After the success of reunio… Continue reading “Trip down memory lane”

You have questions. I have some answers. Q: Many times, when I’m watching reruns of a particular series, they’ll show several episodes in a row. However, most of the time those episodes are not chronological. For example, Season 1, Episode 4 may be followed by a Season 3, Episode 6. Why aren’t they shown in their original broadcast sequence? A: When I am wasting time — I mean, doing research — by watching reruns on some cable channels in the daytime, I will often see episodes run in chronological order, especially when the storyline is a multi-episode one. But that depends on the network and t… Continue reading “Television Q&A: Why do shows in syndication air out of order?”

By Howard Beck For all the feel-good snapshots Wednesday in Irving’s return—Brooklyn’s path from here is indisputably strange and potentially rocky with his decision to remain unvaccinated. View the original article to see embedded media. Kyrie Irving was back on NBA hardwood Wednesday night, performing familiar feats of basketball sorcery, and it was frankly a joy to behold. Anyone who loves the game had to delight in seeing Kyrie do Kyrie things again—the mesmerizing footwork, the bullet passes, the breezy jumpers—in his extremely belated debut for the Nets. You don’t have to be a Nets loyal… Continue reading “Nets Face Unprecedented Path With Kyrie Irving’s Return”