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Malta May Secure New President Today As Groups Set To Vote

Malta May Secure New President Today As Groups Set To Vote
Mar 26 2024 Share

Malta may very well be on the cusp of welcoming a new president as Parliament gears up for a crucial vote today on Myriam Spiteri Debono’s nomination to succeed the current President, George Vella.

This political moment sees the Labour and Nationalist Party (PN) parliamentary groups holding separate meetings this afternoon in hopes of reaching a consensus. According to the Times of Malta, sources close to both political factions have indicated that no surprises are anticipated in the upcoming vote.

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Tomorrow, an official vote will be held in parliament and the general public will be made aware of the decision in due course.

For those unfamiliar, Myriam Spiteri Debono has a background within the Labour Party, having previously led the party’s women’s section. She also served as Speaker of the House from 1996 to 1998. Her political journey is marked by a commitment to public service and advocacy.

Notably, Spiteri Debono paid homage to Daphne Caruana during a Victory Day speech, reflecting her engagement with significant national conversations.

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What You CAN & CAN’T Do With The Samsung S Pen

What You CAN & CAN'T Do With The Samsung S Pen
Mar 26 2024 Share

The Samsung S Pen has been a game-changer for productivity and creativity on the go. But let’s dive into the nitty-gritty of what this technological wand can and hilariously cannot do.

CAN DO: Control your phone from the Pen with gestures known as ‘Air Actions’.
Wave your S Pen like a magic wand to navigate your phone. It’s like being a tech wizard, except the spells are real, and your cat remains unimpressed.

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CANNOT DO: Swipe Past Traffic in the Morning.
Sadly, despite its advanced technology, the S Pen cannot help you Leviosa your way out of traffic congestion. You’ll still need to rely on mundane methods like leaving earlier or using public transport.

CAN DO: Annotate images, charts, or documents with the ‘Screen Write’ feature.
Turn your phone into a digital canvas or notepad. It’s perfect for those moments when inspiration strikes in the middle of a boring meeting.

CANNOT DO: Play darts.
Despite its precision and sleek design, the S Pen is not suitable for a quick game of darts. The screen is not a dartboard, and your warranty definitely doesn’t cover “missed the bullseye.”

CAN DO: Control your camera remotely for pictures, videos, and selfies.
Capture the perfect shot without touching your phone. It’s great for group photos, selfies, and spying on what your pet does when you’re not home.

CANNOT DO: Scroll past potential outfits in the morning.
Although it can navigate through photos with ease, the S Pen sadly lacks the fashion sense to pick out your outfit. You’re on your own for clothing decision decisions.

While the Samsung S Pen might not do everything (yet), it certainly makes life a little more fun and a lot more productive.

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Group of Boys Break Out Into Song on Public Bus

Group of Boys Break Out Into Song on Public Bus
Mar 26 2024 Share

A video shared to Malta Daily shows a group of young men transforming a routine bus ride into a main stage performance.

The video shows the friends broke out into song, choosing Adele’s emotional hit “Someone Like You,” to the potential mixed reaction. The spontaneous act not only caught the attention of passengers but also turned an otherwise casual bus ride into a pop-up concert.

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This display of camaraderie between friends quickly gained attention, reminding viewers of the simple pleasures that can light up our day-to-day lives.

Would you have enjoyed the moment?

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DAR Bjorn’s Youngest Resident Kate Passes Away At Age 16

DAR Bjorn's Youngest Resident Kate Passes Away At Age 16
Mar 26 2024 Share

DAR Bjorn, a sanctuary for individuals battling ALS and other neurodegenerative diseases, has lost its youngest resident, Kate, at just 16 years old.

The news of her passing was shared by Bjorn Formosa, the founder of DAR Bjorn and local ALS activist, who took to social media to express his deep sorrow over the loss.

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In his message, Formosa paid tribute to Kate, reflecting on the brief time she spent under their care. “Dear Kate, I wanted to get to know you earlier, I want to hear you perform, I really wanted to help you. In the few weeks you spent with us at DAR Bjorn, I understood how much your family loves you. Now take care of them from up there and rest,” Bjorn wrote.

His words truly shone a light the profound impact Kate had on the community and the love that surrounded her during her short stay.

The loss of such a young life has resonated deeply within the DAR Bjorn family and beyond.

RIP Kate

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