1 week agoLatest NewsComments Off on Простий та дешевий метод, щоб орхідея завжди цвіла: секрет експертів
Власники орхідей часто стикаються з проблемою, коли рослини перестають цвісти та виглядають слабкими, інформує Ukr.Media. Причини можуть бути різними: від загнивання коренів до недостатнього освітлення. Також важливо знати, яка підживка необхідна рослині. Садівники поділилися порадою, як стимулювати цвітіння орхідей і зміцнити їх загалом. Виявляється, для цього потрібні лише лимон і вода. Найкраща підживка орхідеї Експерти […]
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1 week agoLatest NewsComments Off on I’m English football’s ultimate journeyman… Cilla Black once walked in on me naked in the dressing room
IT takes a lot to surprise a footballer who’s turned out for 24 different clubs across ten tiers of the English football pyramid.
But for veteran striker Leroy Lita, there is one day he’ll never forget.
Getty Images - GettyLeroy Lita has revealed Cilla Black once walked in on him naked in the changing room[/caption]
Getty Images - GettyCilla Black was a close friend of then-Reading owner John Madejski[/caption]
Lita kicked off his career on the books of Chelsea’s academy and has turned out for the likes of Reading, Middlesbrough and Swansea, as well as a swathe of non-league teams.
Now at seventh tier Barwell, aged 40, Lita has opened up on some of his most hilarious stories from his decades-long playing career.
And topping the list? Cilla Black giving him the surprise, surprise of his life by walking in on him naked.
Lita told The Times: “My first experience [at Reading] was walking in with the chairman and Cilla Black.
“It wasn’t out of the club budget. He didn’t even know what I looked like and my agent had to tell him.
“I was just shocked that he was with Cilla Black. I used to watch Blind Date and Surprise Surprise, and was like, ‘That’s her, isn’t it?!’
“She used to always come to our games and come into the changing room.
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“I remember playing Arsenal away, getting changed, I was naked. She was just there with a big smile.”
Talk about a Blind Date…
ReutersLeroy Lita was on the books of Chelsea as a youth star and even played for England’s Under-21s[/caption]
Cilla’s regular appearances at Reading come as no surprise, with then-owner John Madejski calling the former pop star and TV personality his “soulmate” after they enjoyed a long friendship.
Lita – who scored six times in nine games for England‘s Under-21s – has racked up nearly 600 career games, scoring close to 200 goals in that spell.
However, his last stint in the English Football League came way back in the 2015-16 season, at League Two Yeovil.
Since then, Lita has enjoyed stints in Greece and Thailand, before returning home to embark on a journeyman non-league career.
Before joining Barwell last year, the striker turned out for Margate, Salisbury, Chelmsford City, Nuneaton Borough, Hednesford Town, Ilkestone Town and Coalville Town.
1 week agoLatest NewsComments Off on Moment Jet2 passenger dragged off flight after downing half a bottle of whisky & telling stewardess ‘f*** off you rat’
THIS is the dramatic moment a drunk Jet2 passenger was dragged off a flight heading to Turkey in front of shocked holiday goers.
Footage shows Lewis Howarth, 36, being hauled off the plane at Manchester Airport by cops after launching a foul-mouthed tirade at cabin crew.
CPSLewis Howarth was forced off a Jet2 flight following a drunken foul mouthed tirade towards cabin crew[/caption]
CPSThe unruly passenger was seen baring his teeth as officers attempted to arrest him[/caption]
The inebriated passenger had reportedly glugged half a bottle of whiskey and called one flight attendant a “d***head” when asked to fasten his seatbelt.
Cops quickly swooped in and were escorted toward unruly Howarth, who was described as “highly intoxicated” and had been swearing at other shocked holidaymakers.
When officers tried to coax Howarth off the flight, he quickly became belligerent.
“He started to resist and tried to fight or assault those escorting him,” prosecutor Saul Brody said.
“He was taken to the floor and handcuffed, and was described as thrashing his head towards the passengers and officers.
“He was restrained on the floor of the aisle, and once outside he continued shouting abuse towards the officers.”
Passengers applauded as the disruptive Howarth was booted off the Jet2 flight.
An officer told him: “You were bang out of order, there were so many kids on there.”
Howarth, from Bolton, then slurred back: “My kids are there… you are f****** wrong.
“Nah f*** off you little rats.
“Do you [really think] I’m not going to go on holiday?”
When cops told Howarth he had been placed under arrest, the passenger responded: “No I’m not, you little rat, you f****** d***heads, rat b******s.”
Prosecutors added that Howarth continued to resist arrest on the boarding bridge, kicking out at officers and even attempting to sink his teeth into them as he was escorted away.
Howarth, an installer who co-owns a building company, was jailed for 14 weeks following the incident.
He has previous convictions including affray, racially-aggravated harassment, assaulting a police officer and failing to comply with court orders.
Mitigating, barrister William Staunton said Howarth was ‘peer pressured’ into having a drink because he was nervous of flying.
But Recorder Geoffrey Wells, rubbished those claims.
“This behaviour was shocking,” Wells said.
“There is no excuse for being drunk when you go on an airplane.
“Your children saw you behaving like that. What kind of example is that? Wholly disgraceful.
“‘Peer pressure?’. What nonsense.”
The Sun Online has reached out to Jet2 for comment.
CPSOne officer even put his hands on Howarth’s head to stop him from attempting to bite them[/caption]
A total of 768,000 ESB customers lost supply on Friday as Storm Eowyn ripped through the country – and thousands remain without power today.
ESB teams have been working tirelessly to restor supplies for households and business.
Crews have restored electricity in 438,000 premises as of yesterday afternoon.
But they are still desperately racing to restore power to 250,000 customers but the company has confirmed to the Irish Sun no compensation payments will be given.
A spokesperson told us: “In exceptional cases such as storms or extensive disruption to electricity supplies, we cannot offer this.”
In some situations, it is possible to claim compensation for electricity outages.
Under the ESB guide titled “Our 12 Service Guarantees To You” the company outlined their restoration guarantee.
The ESB said: “Even with the best will in the world, faults will sometimes occur in our electricity network and you may be without supply.
“If this happens, please let us know immediately. We’ll do everything possible to restore your supply quickly.”
The company said their aim is to restore supply in under four hours in 95 per cent of cases.
But if you are without power for 24 hours after notifying them of your outage, you can claim compensation.
You can claim €65 if you are a domestic customer or €130 if you are a business.
And you can then claim an extra €35 for every extra 12 hours that you are without power.
In order to claim your payment under this guarantee, you should contact them within one month of the supply failure.
And if you lose power supply but notice that your neighbours still have power, the team recommends that you check your fuses and trip switch.
If these are ok, it may be the Main ESB fuse that has failed.
You should contact the ESB immediately.
The document states that they will call to you free of charge within three hours if you call them between 8.30am and 11pm.
Calls after 11pm are guaranteed to receive a call out before 11.30am the following morning.
If the ESB fails to meet these guarantees, they will pay you €35.
And the company has an extra guarantee for paying you.
The document said: “ESB Networks aims to provide you with an ever improving standard of service, and our Customer Service Guarantees are specifically designed to ensure this.”
The ESB guarantees to send you a cheque within 10 working days.
But if they fail to do this, they will pay you an additional €35.
Власники орхідей часто стикаються з проблемою, коли рослини перестають цвісти та виглядають слабкими, інформує Ukr.Media. Причини можуть бути різними: від загнивання коренів до недостатнього освітлення. Також важливо знати, яка підживка необхідна рослині. Садівники поділилися порадою, як стимулювати цвітіння орхідей і зміцнити їх загалом. Виявляється, для цього потрібні лише лимон і вода. Найкраща підживка орхідеї Експерти […]
