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(CTN NEWS) – Daily Horoscope  – How prepared are you for the day? Are you aware of what to look out for? Check out your daily horoscope for Mar. 19th, 2022, below to find exactly what your stars have in store for you! THE DAILY HOROSCOPE FOR MAR. 19th, 2023, IS BELOW DAILY HOROSCOPE FOR ARIES | Mar 21 – Apr 19 Ganesha predicts that after the issues that have been troubling everyone today are resolved, the mood at home will improve. Another option is to get a payment that has been stalled for a while. Thus, the economy will be in excellent shape. Neighbor disputes on trivial issues might have an impact on the family’s well-being. Thus, it is best to stay out of other people’s difficulties. For some reason, there might be some stress at work. Because of job, you can’t spend time with your family. Your health will be affected by stress and exhaustion. DAILY HOROSCOPE FOR TAURUS  | Apr 20 – May 20 There will be more work, … [Read more...] about Today’s Daily Horoscope For Mar. 19th, 2023 – SUNDAY

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 2 On a recent trip to Vietnam, I’m pretty sure I found one key to a happy and harmonious urban life. During the drippy, languid hours of mid-day heat in Ho Chi Minh City, which many also call Saigon, I frequently ducked into every hẻm, or alleyway, that I saw for a little bit of shade. They quickly became my favorite places in the city. Lined with homes and storefronts that opened up directly into the street, these alleyways were filled with scooter parking, lush potted trees, craft workshops, shrines wafting with incense smoke, and baskets of various things for sale. Cars, still a rarity in this city, occasionally snagged parking at alley entrances when they could. In these alleyways, where the vast majority of residents live, the division between one’s own property and the street is more of a suggestion rather than a rule. Life spills out of the home and onto the streets, where … [Read more...] about What Vietnam’s alleyways can teach the Bay Area about bureaucracy and community

LIFE, the director Jennifer Fox says, is like a layer cake: nonlinear, potentially messy and occasionally gravity-defying. And so, therefore, is her latest film. “Flying: Confessions of a Free Woman,” a documentary made for television in six one-hour segments, will open as a two-part film starting Wednesday at Film Forum in New York. The documentary is a delicate construction asking a delicate question: Is there anything in common between Ms. Fox, a liberal, middle-class Manhattanite, and, say, a prostitute in Cambodia? “Flying” contends that there is. Ms. Fox has long appeared allergic to the constraints of the 90-minute film — see “An American Love Story” of 1999, which was five hours long — and she also seems intent on reflecting something altogether outside movies. Or even nonfiction. Balzac, perhaps. Or George Eliot. With perhaps a little dash of “Days of Our Lives.” “I could really see this being a book,” Ms. Fox, 47, said of her latest documentary, which is scheduled for … [Read more...] about Women’s Stories, Including Her Own