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Car Meet In Aid Of Puttinu Cares Takes to Wied Iż-Żurrieq

Car Meet In Aid Of Puttinu Cares Takes to Wied Iż-Żurrieq
Nov 5 2023 Share

A Super Car and Classic Car Meet and Run took to Wied Iż-Żurrieq to raise money for the NGO Puttinu Cares, who helps many every year, especially children, as they fight cancer. 

 

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The meet, which saw the vehicles driving to La Crema, was organised by Mark Meli Bugeja, Gauci Automobiles, Owen Morton and Super Car Squad, with the proceeds going to Puttinu. 

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The event also gave many classic and super car fanatics to catch up and snap some photos of the slick vehicles as they made their way down to Wied iz-Zurrieq.

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Well done to all involved! 

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Jake Vella To Mark 1 Year In Hospital With Paw Walk

Jake Vella To Mark 1 Year In Hospital With Paw Walk
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To mark his 1 year since being admitted to Mater Dei Hospital, former sport ambassador and now guitar rockstar Jake Vella will be holding another marathon for abandoned animals in Malta. 

Last year, Jake organised the walk to raise awareness for abandoned animals, with the walk taking place at Mater Dei Hospital and ending at the Pet Cabin. 

The walk saw many turn up with their beloved dogs and donating in aid of the Association for Abandoned Animals. 

 Vella battles the rare condition ROHHAD, which is a syndrome which causes rapid weight gain despite constant exercise and healthy diet. Despite his condition, Jake continues to be a positive influence on those around him by holding such events, fundraisers and following his passions with full determination.

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Celebrity Obsessed Fans Exhibit ‘Lower Intelligence’, Study

Celebrity Obsessed Fans Exhibit ‘Lower Intelligence’, Study
Nov 5 2023 Share

According to a Hungarian study published last year in 2022 in BMC Psychology, individuals fixated on Hollywood gossip and celebrity culture may exhibit lower intelligence levels. 

The research involved 1,763 adults who underwent various tasks, including a 30-word vocabulary test and a digit symbol substitution test. 

Additionally, participants completed a “celebrity attitude scale” questionnaire to gauge their interest in famous figures. Statements such as, “I often feel compelled to learn the personal habits of my favorite celebrity” were answered with “yes” or “no”. The study found a direct link between intense celebrity worship and reduced performance on cognitive tests.

The researchers noted that those with the highest scores on the celebrity attitude scale also demonstrated poorer performance on the cognitive ability assessments. 

However, they couldn’t determine whether the obsession with celebrity culture caused lower cognitive abilities or if it was a consequence of them. 

They recommended further studies to explore how fixations on celebrities might impact cognitive skills and attention in tasks. The researchers advised being mindful of strong celebrity obsessions and their potential effects on cognitive performance.

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Demonstration In Valletta In Solidarity With Palestine

Demonstration In Valletta In Solidarity With Palestine
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Hundreds gathered in Valletta for a demonstration in solidarity with the Palestinian people, organised by local youths, members of the Arab community, and endorsed by activists from Moviment Graffitti and the Palestinian ambassador. 

Graffitti activist Andre Callus strongly criticised European Parliament President Roberta Metsola for her actions regarding the ongoing conflict in Gaza. 

Callus accused European leaders of supporting Israel and having “blood on their hands” due to the ongoing conflict. He also highlighted the long-standing occupation and violence in the region.

The protest aimed to demand a ceasefire and show support for those affected by the conflict. Attendees held banners advocating for an end to genocide and expressing solidarity with Palestine. 

 

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The Palestinian ambassador commended students for protesting against Metsola’s actions. According to the Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza, over 9,200 people have been killed in the conflict. The demonstration sought to raise awareness about the situation and call for a peaceful resolution.

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