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LIBRA

TAURUS

SCORPIO

April 20 - May 20 Unreliable people will be negative about your ideas. You may make someone else look bad. You will learn a great deal from people with different cultural backgrounds. Secret enemies may be holding a grudge that you're not even aware of.

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AQUARIUS

January 20 - February 18 Don't let your mate force you into making a decision that you aren't ready to make.

You'll stay out of trouble if you pick projects that will benefit the whole family.

You can enhance your reputation by making contributions to worthwhile causes. Do what you can but don't jeopardize your health trying to please everyone.

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May 21 - June 20 Opportunities to get involved in investment groups will pay off. Travel for business will be advantageous. Real estate and joint financial ventures will be profitable. Look into any educational activities involving the whole family.

CANCER

June 21 - July 22 Socially, you need a fast-paced form of entertainment. Travel for business purposes may bring the highest returns. Concentrate on home improvement. Small details will make a difference. You could expand your circle of friends if you get involved in unusual activities.

LEO

July 23 - August 22 Discord could be unnerving. Dig deep, ferret out any hidden concerns before you sign your life away Deceit around you is evident.

Your energetic nature and ability to initiate projects will add to your popularity.

VIRGO

August 23 - September 22 You should sit down with someone you trust and work out a budget that will enable you to save a little extra. Moves or the possibility of having someone different living with you may be difficult at first. Be careful not to take on other people's problems. You may find yourself in a financial bind. You may overspend if you travel this week; however, the trip will be one to remember.

September 23 - October 22 You must refrain from overspending on entertainment. Your tendency to overreact could get you into trouble. Tempers may flare if you haven't been completely honest about your intentions or your whereabouts. You mustn't be so trusting.

October 23 - November 21 You'll need to exercise control. Do your job and don't ask for favors. Physical limitations are possible if you aren't careful. Children may be demanding, and entertainment could cost a lot more than you can really afford.

"Secret enemies may be holding a grudge that you're not even aware of."

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November 22 - December 21 You haven't been totally honest with yourself and it's time to review your motives. Dig deep, ferret out any hidden concerns before you sign your life away Talk to an older, established individual about your present situation. Don't let your partner put you down

CAPRICORN

December 22 to January 19 Serious vibes this week put you in a thoughtful and perhaps rather depressive mood. Look for silver linings, rainbows and glimpses of magic. They're all there, waiting to be discovered, but you must first raise your mood and start to seek them.

PISCES

February 19 - March 20 If they don't like the plan, suggest that they contribute a little. Stabilize your own position by locking up your savings. Try not to be so demonstrative. Look into making changes to your personal papers and don't neglect those bills that have been piling up.

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March 21 - April 19 Residential moves are evident. You can learn valuable information if you listen and observe what others are doing and saying. Offer love and affection instead of conflict and rejection. Try to compromise rather than having an all-out battle.

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The Live With Kelly and Ryan co-host brought her 16-yearold daughter, Lola Consuelos, with her to Sunday's 2017 CNN Heroes All-Star Tribute, which Ripa was hosting with her BFF, Anderson Cooper.

Kelly, 46, stunned in a long-sleeved, sequin-covered LBD and matching black pumps, while Lola looked pretty in pink in a bubblegum-hued sweater dress with button detailing, pointy nude pumps and gold jewelry. ©Lev Radin/Pacific Press/LightRocket

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Kelly Ripa and daughter Lola

She had to undergo Csection due to her baby’s low heart rate during contractions. The next day, Williams felt short of breath and underwent a CT scan and several small clots were found in her lung. Despite a rough start, the four-time Olympic gold medalist has nothing but love for Alexis Jr., whom she calls Olympia (the baby’s middle name).

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Kaylin Jurrgens’ WAGS drama WAGS Atlanta kicked off with quite some drama. Kaylin Jurrgens got very emotional during the first episode after receiving shocking news about her husband. During the episode, viewers learn that her husband – Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Jair Jurrgens – had been suspended for 80 days.

The Associated Press reported that the baseball player was suspended after testing positive for Testosterone that did not originate in his body.

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In the new cover story for Vogue (February edition) Serena Williams (36) talked about the complications she suffered during the first two months after giving birth to her precious daughter, Alexis Jr., last September.

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Young people who changed the world

Iqbal Masih (1983–1995) Iqbal was a forced child labourer in Pakistan. He was able to escape and began campaigning against child labour and for the right for children to receive education. After escaping a second time, he joined Bonded Labour Liberation Front (BLLF) a movement dedicated to stopping child labour around the world. He helped over 3,000 children escape forced labour in Pakistan. He was shot in the head aged 12.

Om Prakash Gurjar (1992–) Prakash was born in NW. India to a family of bonded labourers. For many years he worked as a forced child labourer.

Since being free from his servitude, he has worked with

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the Bachpan Bachao Andolan movement to free other child labourers and campaign for the rights of children to be honoured. He was awarded International Children’s Peace Prize in 2006.

Nkosi Johnson (born Xolani Nkosi) 1989–2001) Nkosi was born with HIV/AIDS inherited from his parents. In 1997, he was refused admission to a public school because of his HIV status. He became a powerful speaker for treating HIV victims with equality and respect (at a time when there was often discrimination). Together with his foster mother, he founded a refuge for HIV mothers and their children. He posthumously received the Children’s Peace Prize. Nelson Mandela referred to him as ‘an icon of the struggle for life.’

Malala Yousafzai (1997– ) Pakistani schoolgirl who defied threats of the Taliban to campaign for the right to education for girls. She survived being shot in the head by the Taliban and has become a global advocate for human rights, women’s rights and the right to education. She has sought to emphasize the peaceful nature of Islam and the respect Islam has for education.

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Samantha Smith (1972–1985) Samantha was an American schoolgirl from Maine. In 1982, she wrote a letter to the leader of the Soviet Union, Yuri Andropov, asking why relations between the US and the Soviet Union were so tense. Her letter was published in Pravda, and later Andropov replied. Smith was also invited to visit the Soviet Union, which she did. The visit was followed with great interest by the international media, which quoted Smith saying she found Russians to be just like us. In 1983, she visited Japan, acting as America’s youngest ambassador. She died, aged just 13, in a plane crash.

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We Believe Kids Foundation Every accomplishment starts with a decision to try!

Determination and passion are engines of achievements. Sometimes, it takes courage to take a step towards change. Surrounded by the sea, Raichel Sintjacoba, a 31-year-old and a man devoted to his family, once wondered why teens choose wrong paths to follow. It was as if the waves carried his thoughts towards the idea of changing lives of youngsters. Five years ago, he made the decision to start his journey. He approached 12 kids through foundations, and with the money he saved when working for his father, he provided the kids with school supplies, and was present in their lives and a part of their upbringing. By: Jade Mambre | Photography: Uriel Symor

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After graduating high school and completing his intermediate vocational education in bookkeeping, Raichel worked in prison and afterwards Brasami, a rehabilitation center, to experience the reality of what the teens undergo. The small steps he took, with God by his side, slowly started to lead him towards bigger accomplishments, like being the founder of We Believe Kids Foundation.

The growth Currently, Raichel is an Accountable Officer of the driving license department and founder of We Believe Kids Foundation. Regardless of people who doubted his plans, he carried on, because he believed he could. He started organizing different activities, one of which was handing out 350 breakfasts to kids in need. Before he knew it, people were starting to notice Raichel’s helping hand, his acts of kindness, and his aims. People approached him to inform him about how businesses are willing to help foundations, which at that time We Believe Kids Foundation was not. To have an after school daycare was a mutual wish of both Raichel and the director of a school in Brievengat, where he grew up. He wanted a building to have all the kids together, but to start a daycare We Believe Kids had to be a foundation. That is how in February 2017 the after school daycare was established. In a short period of time 12 kids became 150, of which 130 are a part of the daycare and come from its surrounded areas, and 20 from other districts. The minority of the kids’ parents pay, as they have the means and recognize the quality of treatment that is given.

Activities and goals The team consists of Raichel, his wife and 18 people who teach and guide the young ones to become leaders to those who follow. Their goal is to “prevent teens from being pulled into wrongdoings”. They raise these kids by helping them with their homework, giving them bible study, art, brass band, singing, dance and music lessons. They work on the mental, emotional and physical development of the kids between the ages of 4 and 12 and those who wish to stay thereafter. More importantly, love is shown towards these children. “Some kids get

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everything, but not the love they need”. They are taught about life and how to take responsibility. “Also, what is missing here in Curaçao is a father figure, and that is what I am for most of the kids of the foundation”.

Accomplishments Throughout this amazing journey Raichel created a football team of 15 boys called We Believe Boys. They won third place in Goals for Kids, an annual tournament here in Curaçao.

Furthermore, the inspiring story of Raichel reached the Netherlands, and he was invited to compete in the competition organized by Oranje

“We have to give them love and teach them the value of life”

Fonds, the largest national fund on social fields, called Appeltjes van Oranje. Raichel’s story had an impact on so many people in the room during the competition. We Believe Kids Foundation won as the best foundation in the Caribbean managed by the younger generation in November 2017. Not long after, Oranje Fonds came to visit Raichel’s foundation to experience his story in person. He was also informed that his foundation is already a finalist. So, upcoming June 2018, Raichel will visit the Netherlands to receive an award

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and visit King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima, to find out who won from both the Dutch and Caribbean foundations.

Raichel Sintjacoba wants to expand his foundation into one more after school daycare to the west side of the bridge.

The expansion is to be able to reach and help kids around that area, and to inspire other neighborhoods to do the same. With God by his side, Raichel will continue his journey believing in Curaçao’s younger generation and making a difference in their lives.

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LATIN THURSDAY THURSDAY JANUARY 18 9.00 PM MOJITOS & BITES

URBAN NIGHT SATURDAY JANUARY 20 10.00 PM MOJITOS & BITES

THURSDAY GROOVES BUBBLE NIGHT THURSDAY JANUARY 18 9.00 PM – 1.30 AM OMUNDO

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GOWEEKLY 03 2018 MUSIC

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Michael, an insurance salesman, whose daily commute home quickly becomes anything but routine. After being confronted by a mysterious stranger (Vera Farmiga), Michael is blackmailed into finding the identity of a passenger on his train before the last stop. As he works against the clock to solve the puzzle, Michael is unwittingly caught up in a criminal conspiracy that carries life and death stakes for himself and his fellow passengers.

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JUMANJI: WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE

Genre: Action/Crime Starring: Gerard Butler, Pablo Schreiber, O'Shea Jackson Jr. Rating: R Daily: 17:30, 20:30 Daily: 18:15, 21:15 Sat & Sun Matinee: 12:45, 15:15

Genre: Biography/Drama Starring: Tom Hanks, Meryl Streep, Alison Brie Rating: PG-13 Daily: 19:30, 22:00

Genre: Action/Adventure/Comedy Starring: Dwayne Johnson, Karen Gillan, Kevin Hart Rating: PG Daily: 20:15 Sat & Sun Matinee: 14:45 Daily: 18:15, 21:00 Sat & Sun Matinee: 12:45, 21:00

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Genre: Animation/Comedy/Family Starring: Timothy Omundson, Thaila Ayala, Eric Bauza Rating: PG Daily: 18:00 Sat & Sun Matinee: 13:00, 15:15 Daily: 17:45 Sat & Sun Matinee: 12:45, 15:00 PROUD MARY

Genre: Animation Starring: José Corbacho, Michelle Jenner, Adriana Ugarte Rating: PG Sat & Sun Matinee: 12:45 THE GREATEST SHOWMAN Genre: Biography/Musical Starring: Michelle Williams, Hugh Jackman, Zac Efron Rating: PG Daily: 18:00 Sat & Sun Matinee: 12:45 Late Show Fri & Sat: 23:15 ALL THE MONEY IN THE WORLD Genre: Crime/Drama/Mystery Starring: Mark Wahlberg, Michelle Williams, Christopher Plummer Rating: R Sat & Sun Matinee: 14:30

Genre: Action/Thriller Starring: Taraji P. Henson, Neal McDonough, Danny Glover Rating: R Daily: 17:15, 19:30, 21:45 Late Show Fri & Sat: 23:00

PITCH PERFECT 3 Genre: Comedy Starring: Ruby Rose, Anna Kendrick, Elizabeth Banks Rating: PG-13 Daily: 20:00, 22:15 FERDINAND Genre: Animation/Adventure/Comedy Starring: John Cena, Kate McKinnon, David Tennant Rating: PG Sat & Sun Matinee: 12:45, 15:00 Daily: 17:15 Sat & Sun Matinee: 12:45, 15:00

JUMANJI: WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE MX-2D Daily: 18:30 Sat & Sun Matinee: 13:00 JUMANJI: WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE MX-3D Daily: 21:15 Sat & Sun Matinee: 15:45 COCO Genre: Animation/Adventure Starring: Gael García Bernal, Benjamin Bratt, Renee Victor Rating: PG Sat & Sun Matinee: 12:45, 15:15 Sat & Sun Matinee: 12:45, 15:30 STARS WARS: THE LAST JEDI Genre: Action/Adventure/Fantasy Starring: Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Mark Hamill Rating: PG-13 Daily: 20:15 FATHER FIGURES Genre: Comedy Starring: Ed Helms, Owen Wilson, J.K. Simmons Rating: R Daily: 20:30 Sat & Sun Matinee: 15:15

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