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Space Center Houston is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city. Located in the NASA Johnson Space Center, it is the official visitor spot in the center. It is an absolutely immense complex with literally dozens of things to do and see. You can explore the replica of the space shuttle Independence for starters, or check out a replica of the Skylab space station where there is a moon rock on display. You can even learn more about the upcoming Mars space missions, which in itself is good for a few hours of exciting discovery. Try to make it on a Friday from 11 am to 1 pm, and you could even meet a real live astronaut!

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If you and your date are up for a bit of a Texas-style hoedown, the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is the place to be. The biggest annual local event, the rodeo takes place in February or March, over a period of 19 days. During that time, there is a plethora of events you can enjoy from carnival rides to games, from sampling the wares from the many food stands to taking in some of the finest entertainment events that you could hope to see in the city. Of course, there are also several rodeo and livestock shows, so you can bet that you and your escort will have an unforgettable time.

For a lavishly sexy and cozy atmosphere that your escort will surely appreciate, the Marfreless River Oaks Lounge is where you want to head after dark. Intimacy and romanticism are the order of the day here, and you can easily spend the rest of the night here enjoying the soothing strains of classical music and couple of bottles of wine. The bar has actually been around since 1972, although it was a much different place back then. Having undergone, extensive renovation over the years, it nevertheless retains all its original charm and atmosphere, and is still a great place to enjoy drinks and the classy setting.

South Miami Beach is a bit of a way off from Houston, but you can certainly enjoy the same warm, tropical vibes right here at the South Beach Night Club. Located smack dab in the middle of Montrose, South Beach is better known as a hot spot for the gay community, but most everyone is welcome. You don't have to worry about things getting too heated either as the club has Liquid Ice Jet system that shoots out cooling liquid over the floor at various intervals. The drinks are priced pretty reasonably as well, and there is no cover charge on Friday from opening time until 11 pm.

MILF Manor brings eight confident and strong-minded women, ages 40 to 60, from cities all across the country to a paradise destination for the chance to find love. The series premieres on Sunday, January 15, 2023, at 10/9c on TLC and will be available to stream the same day on discovery+.

"MILF Island" is the eleventh episode of NBC's second season of 30 Rock and thirty-second episode overall.[2] It was written by the series' creator, executive producer and lead actress Tina Fey and producer Matt Hubbard. The director of the episode was Kevin Rodney Sullivan.[3] It aired on April 10, 2008 on the NBC network in the United States.[2] Guest stars in this episode include Timothy Adams, Rob Huebel, John Lutz and Maulik Pancholy.

DATU PIANG, 24 November 2010 (IRIN) - Negotiations between the Philippines government and the main Muslim separatist group appear in danger of collapsing barely five months after President Benigno Aquino vowed renewed peace efforts. Up to 4,000 troops have now been deployed in and around Maguindanao, a province of the southern island of Mindanao where the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) maintains rebel fronts that could launch attacks at any time, the military says. The 12,000-strong MILF has been fighting for an independent Islamic state in the southern Philippines, a predominantly Catholic country, for decades. The rebellion has left more than 150,000 dead over the years and delayed development on the mineral-rich island. Peace talks brokered by Malaysia over the past seven years have been frequently dogged by violence, notably in 2008, after the Supreme Court declared as unconstitutional a proposed government deal that would have given the MILF control over areas claimed as "ancestral domain". More than 750,000 people were displaced and some 400 died in the violence. Both sides subsequently agreed to resume negotiations, and Aquino, who took office on 30 June, said among his top priorities was achieving a peace deal with the MILF before his six-year term ended in 2016. Renewed talks were due this month, but the MILF accused the government of insincerity after it arrested Eduard Guerra, a member of its central command, in September just as both sides were preparing to resume negotiations. The rebels also warned they would not restart talks if Manila did not retain Malaysian facilitator Othman Razak, whom the government wanted to replace, allegedly because he was biased in favour of the rebels. In addition, the rebels demanded the government retract a statement by its defence department blaming them for an October bus bombing that left nine people dead, despite police saying it could have been done by an extortion gang. "These moves on the government part tend to undermine the MILF and the peace process," MILF spokesman Von al Haq told IRIN. "We deny any involvement in the attack, we demand that Mr Guerra be released and we ask that they agree to have Mr Othman retained as a peace facilitator." MILF forces continue to respect a truce signed by both sides and would remain on the defensive, although any offensive on the part of the military would be met with heavy retaliation, he said. Crucial role Jesus Dureza, a former chief peace adviser to the government and an expert on Mindanao issues, said the government had erred in publicly airing dissatisfaction with Othman - particularly since his role had been crucial in previous talks. "The issue on the replacement of the Malaysian facilitator could have been handled better. Matters like these should have been discussed behind closed doors without embarrassing or putting on the spot persons or institutions involved. Let us not forget that the Malaysians are in this because they have been invited to come in and help." And while the Malaysian government has yet to make a statement regarding Othman, Manila's negotiator with the MILF, Marvic Leonen, said the government's concerns were valid and should be acted upon by the Malaysian authorities. "We trust Malaysia will seriously consider our legitimate concerns," he said in a statement. Leonen accused Othman of attacking the Philippine government by complaining about his replacement to the media, creating "distrust and recriminations" between Manila and the MILF. "Othman is not indispensable for peace to happen in Mindanao," he said. Meanwhile, the police and military establishment continue to maintain they would not release Guerra, nor make any apologies for previous statements blaming the MILF for the October bomb attacks. The standoff could derail a three-year programme to bring basic infrastructure, health services and jobs to areas wracked by conflict that was announced during a "peace summit" in the southern city of Cotabato in September. The success of the project hinges on the truce holding, making it easier for humanitarian workers to access many remote communities. Theme (s): Refugees/IDPs, Security, [This report does not necessarily reflect the views of the United Nations]

In Myanmar, protests in support of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi were held in Yangon and Monywa regions. The protests come as the State Counsellor prepares to represent Myanmar in a case brought by Gambia before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for violation of the 1948 Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide. Notably, the case has led several ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) to announce they either support the government in defending the country against the charges or that they support the efforts to bring the case to the ICJ (Irrawaddy, 2 December 2019).

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The creators of series including Tuca & Bertie and Gordita Chronicles, which both were axed at Warner Bros Discovery, have taken the conglomerate to task for the recent moves.Those joining the WGA West in blasting the Wbd on Monday include Claudia Forestieri, creator and executive producer of Gordita Chronicles; Lisa Hanawalt, creator and executive producer of Tuca & Bertie; and Moisés Zamora, creator and executive producer of Whistleblower, a project in development at HBO Max.Related Story WGA West Blasts Warner Bros. Discovery Ahead Of Possible Industry-Wide Writers Strike In May Related Story 'Milf Manor', 'Power Slap', Restructure, Tax Write-Offs & More: Kathleen Finch Gets Candid On Warner Bros Discovery's Unscripted TV Strategy Related Story HBO Max Emea Original Programs Chief Antony Root Retiring From Warner Bros. DiscoveryForestieri, whose Gordita Chronicles was canceled last summer after one season and subsequently pulled from HBO Max, said the merger of

The MILF remains such a potent foe - far more powerful than the high-profile, renegade Abu Sayyaf guerrillas currently holding hostages on Basilan, just to the south of Mindanao - that President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo's government is returning to the negotiating table. The talks begin tomorrow in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, in another attempt to resolve an armed insurgency that has cost an estimated 120,000 lives over the past 30 years. 041b061a72