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Sunshine International has announced the appointment of a new general manager of Sunshine Hills and Sunshine International Retirement Residences. Mr. Lorenz Lopena has been given the opportunity to manage the two well-known Retirement Hotels and Residences. In 2012 at the young age of just 21, Lorenz started working for Mr. Andrew Stocks, CEO of Sunshine International. He took care of all the finances for Mr. Stocks's Foundation, including balancing income and expenses. At 24 years old, in May 2015, Lorenz narrowly survived a devastating car accident in Hua Hin. The accident was so bad he was forced to take six months off work. Every day he thought "Maybe I can never work again". The Car in which he was traveling was a complete write-off. He spent months in hospital and underwent many operations. Many people at the time believed he could never work again, and possibly never even walk again. But after lots of treatment, Lorenz slowly gained more and more strength. His body filled ... » Learn More about New GM for Sunshine Hills and Sunshine International Retirement Residences

If you and your spouse made it through tough times in your marriage, chances are you will come out the other side much stronger. Whether you were dealing with internal conflicts such as disagreements, physical or mental health issues and infidelity, or external conflicts such as loss of job, family, and in-law issues; having a healthy relationship can help couples persevere. Interestingly, there’s not just one, but eight prominent traits that strong couples share. From trust, to commitment, to love, these traits help couples maintain a long-term relationship. 8 qualities of strong couples who make it through tough times 1. Respecting and accepting One of the qualities of a healthy relationship is acceptance. When you accept your partner for who they are and respect their choices (you are one of them!), you help in developing trust and assurance in your relationship. Strong couples often refrain from nagging, especially when going through tough times. Partners should trust ... » Learn More about Forget zodiac signs! Strong couples share these 8 traits

PRINCESS Superal is working on her putting ahead of her highly anticipated title rematch with Harmie Constantino as the top two bets prime up for the ICTSI Eagle Ridge Championship beginning on Tuesday at the Norman course in General Trias, Cavite. The 2019 Ladies Philippine Golf Tour Order of Merit champion flubbed a number of putts in the final round while Constantino came through with clutch strokes, enabling the latter to squeak out a two-stroke victory at the ICTSI Eagle Ridge Challenge at Aoki last week. Meanwhile, the title chase will also be a question of length although the field is expected to gain some yardage on the hardened Norman fairways. Accent will also be on club selection given the strong wind conditions at this stretch of the year. That should set the stage for another down-to-the-wire finish in the 54-hole championship with the likes of Pauline del Rosario, Daniella Uy and Chanelle Avaricio also coming into the P750,000 event upbeat of their chances. But ... » Learn More about Putting is key, says Superal

SINGAPORE - A businessman charged on Monday (March 22) has been linked to an alleged fraud involving at least $1 billion, the largest in Singapore's history. Ng Yu Zhi, 33, is the director of two firms and said to have raised the money from investors, purportedly to finance nickel trading. The alleged victims were promised varying returns averaging 15 per cent over three months. But the nickel trades never took place and the investors are still owed the money, the police said on Monday. Ng, the director of Envy Asset Management (EAM) and Envy Global Trading, was charged with two counts of cheating and two of being a party to fraudulent trading involving about $48 million. He is expected to face more charges at a later date. Of the $1 billion invested in the companies between October 2017 and last month, about $300 million was allegedly transferred to his personal account. The Commercial Affairs Department has seized $100 million of assets from Ng. Neither of the firms ... » Learn More about 33-year-old businessman linked to alleged fraud of record $1b charged

Phuket really only has two seasons – wet and dry. The wet season usually runs from April to November each year. And when it rains, it pours! But there’s still plenty to do on the island, rain or sunshine. Best of all it’s always going to be around 30 degrees so it’s not cold or unpleasant. A 20 baht plastic poncho from 7-Eleven or Family Mart will sort of keep you dry. Here are a few ideas to keep you entertained on one of those rainy days… 1. Simon Star Cabaret There’s the famous Simon Cabaret in Patong and a companion show in Samkong with better parking and a newer theatre, but much the same show. “The prettiest girls in Asia” is the proud boast. Completely family friendly but be prepared for a few questions after the show if you take the kids. Also, if you want to get a picture with one of the performers after the show you’ll need to hand over 100 Baht or so for the pleasure. The shows are bright, spectacular, fun and a lot of fun. You’ll forget about the rain and ... » Learn More about Top 10 things to do in Phuket when it rains (2020)

The funnel-web spider is one of the world's most venomous arachnids. SYDNEY: A "plague" of the world's most venomous spiders could swarm Sydney after torrential rain and flooding, the Australian Reptile Park said Wednesday, warning that the deadly arachnids could seek refuge in homes as they escape the deluge. Relentless downpours have caused vast flooding in New South Wales state, with parts of suburban northwest Sydney still under water. Residents welcomed sunshine on Wednesday after days of rainfall, only to receive an "urgent warning" to brace for an influx of the deadly funnel-web spider, which is endemic to the Sydney region. "The upcoming warm weather and high levels of humidity is the perfect storm for a funnel-web spider BOOM in coming days," park director Tim Faulkner said in a statement. "With the incredible flooding that we've experienced across the Greater Sydney area, they have been forced out of their habitat and are seeking refuge in dryer areas," he added. ... » Learn More about Sydneysiders warned of deadly spider swarms after floods

Relentless downpours over the past week have caused "catastrophic" flooding in Australia's most populous state, New South Wales, with parts of suburban northwest Sydney still under water. SYDNEY: Rescue teams delivered food and emergency supplies to Australians isolated by floodwaters on Wednesday as authorities warned that swollen rivers posed an ongoing threat despite blue skies over the east coast following days of torrential rain. Relentless downpours over the past week have caused "catastrophic" flooding in Australia's most populous state, New South Wales, with parts of suburban northwest Sydney still under water. It was a "miracle" no one had died in the worst flooding for some regions in a century, state Premier Gladys Berejiklian said, as sunshine brought welcome relief and some sodden residents began turning to clean-up efforts. Tens of thousands have fled their homes in recent days, and thousands more remained on evacuation alert with water levels on some rivers not ... » Learn More about Food ferried to isolated Australians as flood threat lingers

Sharon Cuneta’s new dog, Pawi (Image: Instagram/@reallysharoncuneta)Megastar Sharon Cuneta’s newly adopted stray dog will be getting a Louis Vuitton collar, which is now on its way to the Philippines from Italy. From being found on the streets of Olongapo, Pawi will soon be donning a luxury brand collar alongside Cuneta’s other pet dog Bella, whose collar was also ordered from the European country. “Pawiboy, your collar is on its way home from Italy. Now I’m just waiting for you!” Cuneta shared on Instagram on March 22. Pawi is currently receiving medical treatment at the Homeless Dog Shelter in Subic before getting to live with the Megastar. View this post on Instagram A post shared by ActorSingerPresenter (@reallysharoncuneta) Cuneta met her new fur baby earlier this month while shooting for the film “Revirginized” and got his name from co-star Marco Gumabao’s character in the film. The Megastar calls Pawi a ... » Learn More about Sharon Cuneta’s newly adopted stray dog to don Louis Vuitton collar

Widespread floods have devastated many parts of eastern Australia. RICHMOND, Australia: Flood-stricken residents along Australia's east coast began a massive clean up effort on Thursday as waters receded, revealing damaged homes, piles of debris and mud-caked roads. The region has been devastated by widespread flooding brought on by a torrential downpour that inundated towns, destroyed farmland and left two people dead. With the rain clouds finally clearing to reveal blue skies, thousands of people in Australia's most populous state New South Wales returned to their homes to assess the damage. Hundreds of troops and volunteer firefighters bolstered efforts in stretched communities, digging mud from roads and using chainsaws to clear debris from properties. Ben Shepherd, an inspector from the Rural Fire Service, said the teams wanted "to try and return communities to some sense of normality as soon as possible". "This is going to be a prolonged event that is potentially ... » Learn More about Australia begins long clean-up as floodwaters recede

SYDNEY: Rescue teams delivered food and emergency supplies to Australians isolated by floodwaters on Wednesday as authorities warned that swollen rivers posed an ongoing threat despite blue skies over the east coast following days of torrential rain. Relentless downpours over the past week have caused “catastrophic” flooding in Australia’s most populous state, New South Wales, with parts of suburban northwest Sydney still under water. It was a “miracle” no one had died in the worst flooding for some regions in a century, state Premier Gladys Berejiklian said, as sunshine brought welcome relief and some sodden residents began turning to clean-up efforts. Tens of thousands have fled their homes in recent days and thousands more remained on evacuation alert with water levels on some rivers not expected to recede until Saturday. Emergency services have also responded to more than 11,000 calls for help in recent days, rescuing at least 950 people from floodwaters. But officials ... » Learn More about Australia floods worsen