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A Good Education Is a Foundation for a Better Future – IndianWeb2.com

Business Wire IndiaOn the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi, Ace Edutech (AceManbass subsidiary) and Blue Digital Media Pvt. Ltd. announces the formal launch of a new era in the Edu Tech space in South India.Ace Edutech aims at giving direction to anyone in their career. They provide right expertise, skills and support to the students, job seekers and other aspirants at every level.Ace Edutech is associated with the world class associations of the group companies. Theyhave developed their model in such a way that they are identifying individuals and organizations learning needs and providing them the world class training from the industry experts. A blended approach of online and offline, traditional teaching techniques and neo learning tools is taken depending upon the requirement. They provide market relevant courses and industry relevant materials so that students are apt to accommodate from day 1 of their practice.With everything going digital, Ace Edu Tech and Blue Digital collaborated to digitize the online learning space with the help of Technology. The new world order requires talent and skill upgradation from time to time. Blue Digital Medias portfolio is an example itself to answer the question of why choosing them as a partner. Being in the industry from last 12 years, Blue Digital is being working in education space with clients like Western University Canada, SP Jain Dubai, LPU, AIC-ISB, IMTCDL, and many more.How Ace Edutech and Blue Digital Media are making a difference?

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Entertainment News Roundup: Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac get intimate for new TV miniseries; Willard Scott, rollicking weatherman of TV’s ‘Today’…

Following is a summary of current entertainment news briefs.

Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac get intimate for new TV miniseries

Actors Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac have known each other for years, but being old friends was a mixed blessing when it came to playing a married couple in the new television miniseries "Scenes from a Marriage", the pair said on Saturday. Chastain, 44, and Isaac, 42, who both studied at the Juilliard arts school and have been friends since college days, portray Mira and Jonathan in the HBO series, an adaptation of acclaimed Swedish director Ingmar Bergman's miniseries of the same title.

Willard Scott, rollicking weatherman of TV's 'Today' show 35 years, dies at 87

Willard Scott, the ebullient former "Today" show weatherman, venerator of centenarians, pitchman extraordinaire and the original hamburger-hawking Ronald McDonald, died on Saturday, his successor on the morning show Al Roker said. He was 87. Scott's chatty, folksy manner covered up his lack of meteorological training during his time as American television's most popular weatherman.

Anya Taylor-Joy travels back in time in thriller 'Last Night in Soho'

British film-maker Edgar Wright said he drew inspiration from the likes of Alfred Hitchcock and Italian horror director Dario Argento to depict the dark side of London in his psychological thriller "Last Night in Soho". The film, premiering out of competition at the Venice Film Festival on Saturday, follows Eloise (Thomasin McKenzie), a student enamored with the 1960s who heads to London from the countryside intent on becoming a fashion designer.

Argentine satire on film-making lightens up Venice festival

The Venice Film Festival got a break from its anguish-filled line-up with Saturday's premiere of "Official Competition", a behind-the-curtains Argentine satire about film-making that had the audience laughing out loud. In it, an 80-year old billionaire businessman in search of social prestige decides to make a movie to leave his mark.

Kate Hudson, Jeon Jong-seo star in tribute to outsiders 'Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon'

Hollywood star Kate Hudson and South Korean actress Jeon Jong-Seo play two outsiders on a collision course with their surroundings in Ana Lily Amirpour's Venice Film Festival competition entry "Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon". The fantasy adventure opens with Jeon's mysterious Mona Lisa using supernatural powers to break free from the maximum-security wing of a mental asylum in New Orleans. Running away from the police she finds herself in the city's raucous French Quarter where she comes to the rescue of exotic dancer and single mother Bonnie (Hudson) who in turn takes her in.

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Honey Lee, Lee Sang Yoon, Jin Seo Yeon, And Lee Won Geun Lift The Mood On One The Woman Set With Their Positive Energy – soompi

SBSs upcoming drama One the Woman has unveiled some behind-the-scenes cuts!

One the Woman is a comedy drama about a corrupt prosecutor trying to find her memories after getting amnesia and switching lives with achaeboldaughter-in-law who looks exactly like her.

Honey Leestars in the dual roles of corrupt prosecutor Jo Yeon Joo andchaeboldaughter-in-law Kang Mi Na. Jo Yeon Joo is a comedic figure who charges headfirst into life, while Kang Mi Na has a more calm attitude. Just like her contrasting characters, Honey Lee shows a serious side when shes monitoring her performance and infectious laughter when shes about to do some wire stunts.

Lee Sang Yoon co-stars as Han Seung Wook, a man who was in line to inherit Hanju Group before his fathers sudden death. He loses his position as well as his first love, Kang Mi Na, and moves to the United States to start up his own company. After finding success, he returns to Korea touncover the truth behind his fathers death andget revenge.Despite his status as born a third-generationchaebol, made a first-generationchaebol, Lee Sang Yoon shows his trademark warm smile while dressed in casual clothes.

Jin Seo Yeon plays Han Sung Hye, the sister-in-law of Kang Mi Na and the eldest of four siblings at Hanju Group. Han Sung. Hye was disqualified to be the next heir despite being the oldest because she was born female,but never gave up and fought fiercely to win over her younger brothers. As she studies the script, Jin Seo Yeon perfectly echoes her characterspassion and devotionto her work.

Lee Won Geun plays Ahn Yoo Joon, Jo Yeon Joos peerat the Judicial Research and Training Institute and a currentbranch office prosecutor. This is the actors first drama after his discharge from military service in January of this year. The behind-the-scenes photo shows him adjustingto being back on set as he smiles shyly at the camera as he gets his hair touched up.

The production staff of One the Woman stated, Honey Lee, Lee Sang Yoon, Jin Seo Yeon, and Lee Won Geun are brilliant actors whose talent carries each episode of One The Woman. Please look forward to One the Woman, which will deliver fiery and refreshing entertainment to viewers this fall.

One the Woman premieres on September 17 at 10 p.m. KST.

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Zamboanga taking it a step at a time in ONE grand prix – BusinessWorld Online

FILIPINO fighter Denice Lycan Queen Zamboanga sees a tough challenge in the about-to-start ONE atomweight world grand prix and not getting ahead of herself, choosing to take it a step at a time.

Ms. Zamboanga, 24, ONE Championships number one-ranked atomweight contender, will take on Koreas Seo Hee Ham (#5) in the quarterfinals of the highly anticipated fight series on Sept. 3 and is solely focusing on it for now.

Right now, in this tournament, theres a lot of work to be done. I have a very dangerous opponent in Seo Hee Ham, and I am not looking past her, said the Philippine bet in a recent media forum.

This is going to be a good fight. I just want to prove that I am the number one contender to the title again. I am completely focused on this fight, she added.

Ms. Zamboanga has been undefeated in eight professional fights to date, including three in ONE. She last fought in August last year, winning by submission (keylock) in the opening round over Watsapinya Kaewkhong of Thailand.

While she is carrying momentum heading into the grand prix, she recognizes that at the onset of the tournament she is up against a tough competition in 34-year-old Ms. Seo (23-8), who is making her ONE debut, but is a veteran and has fought in different fight promotions, including the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

She said they have been training hard with her team at Marrok Force in Thailand, which includes her brother Drex and coach Fritz Biagtan.

We have studied her (Seo) already and we know what we have to do during the fight, Ms. Zamboanga said.

If she goes past the quarterfinals, Ms. Zamboanga will face in the semifinals either Ukraines Alyona Rassohyna or Stamp of Thailand.

Other grand prix quarterfinal matches have Itsuki Hirata of Japan against American Alyse Anderson, and Meng Bo of China versus Ritu Phogat of India.

The ONE atomweight world grand prix is part of the historic Empower event, which is featuring an all-female fight card, headlined by the strawweight world championship fight between reigning champion Xiong Jing Nan of China and Brazilian challenger Michelle Nicolini.

Meanwhile, the atomweight world grand prix alternate bout between Jenelyn Olsim of the Philippines and Grace Cleveland of the United States is not pushing through as the latter deals with medical issues.

In a lengthy Instagram post, Thai-American Ms. Cleveland said she is very disappointed to announce that she would not be competing in the grand prix as she has been experiencing really bad dizziness for the past month.

She has been consulting different medical experts about her condition and for now, she has deemed it fit to not to compete and risk long-term repercussions. Ms. Cleveland said she still hopes to return to the sport if her health allows her to.

Ms. Olsim of Team Lakay earned a spot in the alternate bout after winning by unanimous decision in a hard-fought fight against Vietnamese-American Bi Nguyen just last Friday. Michael Angelo S. Murillo

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China pose real threat as Socceroos hit the road again on journey to Qatar – The Guardian

China and Vietnam: the first part of the final stretch on the road to Qatar pits Australia against two of the most improved and interesting teams in Asia. As has been the case for the past 18 months, however, Covid-19 casts a shadow over the qualification for the 2022 World Cup, and will continue to do so until it finishes we hope in March.

The global pandemic meant that the second half of the second round of qualification was delayed for more than a year. By the time it resumed in June, Australia had to play the final four games in Kuwait. As the first four had already been won back in the days of normality, Graham Arnolds men comfortably secured top spot and a place in the third round with China and Vietnam as well as Japan, Oman and Saudi Arabia. Group B starts on Thursday and ends with the top two in the six-team group going to Qatar. Finish third, as Australia did last time around, and the play-offs await.

The ultimate destination is Doha and that is also the venue of Thursdays game against China. It should have been Australia but the countrys strict entry requirements and quarantine inevitably resulted in the game being moved. Football Australia boss James Johnson spoke of the importance of home advantage in World Cup qualification, understandable comments given Australia have never lost a home qualifier since joining Asia in 2006 apart from a dead rubber against China in 2008.

Despite that win, China will be delighted not to head down under. Playing Australia in a quiet stadium in Doha is obviously a much different proposition than Sydney or Melbourne. Team Dragon fancy their chances in West Asia.

For one thing, preparation is top notch. Arnold must look at his opposite number Li Tie with envy. Li does not have to worry about far-flung players as only one of his 23, Wu Lei at Espanyol, is coming from overseas. All the rest spent 12 days in a Shanghai training camp before leaving for Doha last Thursday. The former Everton player does not have to worry about Chinese Super League clubs for the four games in October and November either as the league has been suspended from 15 August to 1 December.

Chinese preparation has, however, been good in the past but this time, the team is different. For one thing, it is a real team, with Li using the ample time with, and proximity to, his players to create a pseudo-club atmosphere and mentality. That was evident in May and June when China, desperate to add a second World Cup appearance to their 2002 effort, rallied from a poor start to qualification to win the last four games.

There has been much written about the financial issues in the Chinese Super League but there has been an upside to the departure of some big foreign names such as Hulk, Paulinho and Renato Augusto (the latter two were allowed to leave as they could not enter the country due to Covid). It has led to more of a focus on domestic-based players with young forwards like Guo Tianyu and Zhang Yuning getting more minutes, more goals and more dangerous.

If China are looking stronger than usual, then that is nothing compared to Vietnam. If the global pandemic means Australia have to give up home advantage in the first game at least, it also means that instead of having to deal with a raucously passionate 40,000 fans in Hanoi, who had been looking forward to a first ever home game at this stage of qualification against a powerhouse, the stands will be empty.

Robbed of their 12th and perhaps even 13th man, there is still plenty of determination in the lowest-ranked team in the group. Vietnam have often had talent before but a greater attention to youth development aided by former Japan and South Africa coach Philippe Troussier has resulted in more and better players like midfielder Nguyen Quang Hai coming through. Many of these grew up together and united the nation in reaching the final of the Asia U-23 Championships in 2018, the last eight of the 2019 Asian Cup and the final stage of qualification for the first time.

The hiring of South Korean coach Park Hang-seo in 2017 has added a harder edge to the previously genial Golden Stars. There is a greater emphasis on the team, on hard work and discipline. In short, a greater emphasis on winning. Not being at this stage before means there is little to no pressure but also little experience at this level especially against a physical side like Australia.

With coronavirus adding uncertainty and levelling playing fields, it has never been more important to pick up early points. For Australia, the final stretch of the road to Qatar starts in Qatar but anything could happen in between.

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