2025-03-22T15:48:10Z Read in app The incident occurred at Orlando International Airport. Jerry Driendl/Getty Images This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now.Have an account? A woman was charged with animal cruelty after her dog was found dead at Orlando airport in December.An affidavit said she was denied boarding due to improper paperwork for the dog.It said she boarded a flight to Colombia without reporting the dog's disappearance to authorities.A Florida woman is facing aggravated animal cruelty charges after her dog was found dead in a trash can at Orlando International Airport in December.The State of Florida is prosecuting Alison Lawrence, 57, in a criminal case filed in the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court.An arrest warrant affidavit dated March 17, seen by Business Insider, said that Lawrence was denied boarding with her white miniature schnauzer, Tywinn, due to improper paperwork.She was traveling on December 16 to Colombia, and health certificates and vaccinations are needed for pets.After being denied boarding, it is claimed that Lawrence killed the dog inside a women's restroom near the West Jet ticket counter.US Customs and Border Protection confirmed that Lawrence proceeded to board her flight to Bogot.The defendant had connecting flights to Quito and Cuenca, Ecuador, with no return flight to the US booked.She did not report the loss or disappearance of Tywinn to airport authorities at any time.Investigators also found no evidence that Lawrence had attempted to arrange alternative accommodations for the dog.A cleaner found the dog's body inside a plastic bag in a bathroom trash can.Blood was found on the dog's left leg, and the body was still warm and wet upon examination.A necropsy determined that the dog died from drowning, and a forensic review of the restroom revealed the presence of water residue consistent with forced submersion.The toxicology report found no pre-existing medical conditions that could have contributed to the animal's death.According to the affidavit, surveillance video showed the dog entering the restroom with Lawrence and that the evidence aligned with an intentional killing of the dog, rather than an accidental death.A search in Florida's driver database revealed the defendant had used three last names: Lawrence, Holt, and Lichter.Phone records linked the number on the dog tag to Alison Holt, associated with the same address in Clermont, Florida.An arrest warrant was issued based on the overwhelming evidence supporting a felony animal cruelty charge. Lawrence was arrested on Wednesday and is understood to have been released on bail.Lawrence could not immediately be reached for comment and Orlando International Airport did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Hope youve been watching anime on Netflix, because theres plenty more coming this year. Since this weekend is AnimeJapan, the streamer pulled back the curtain on what its offering for spring and summer, which includes some returning favorites and fresh new works. Lets dive in, shall we? Devil May Cry Studio Mirs adaptation of the hit Capcom franchise premieres in a few weeks, and Netflix revealed more information about its voice cast. For the shows Japanese dub, the roles of Dante, Lady, and Vergil will be Toshiyuki Morikawa, Fumiko Orikasa, and Hiroaki Hiratathe same actors from the games. Additionally, rock band Evanescence is working on a song for the series, so you can expect to hear them when the show premieres on April 3. Check out a new clip below. Sakamoto Days Sakamoto Daysstarted airing in January, and its first half just ended today! Its second half will begin in July, and will introduce Gaku, a key member of Xs organization voiced by Koki Uchiyama in the Japanese dub. At the moment, theres no word on if the anime will be renewed for a second season. Moonrise This ones started getting a push by Netflix in recent weeks ahead of its release on April 10. Developed by WIT Studio (Spy x Family) with designs by Fullmetal Alchemists Hiromu Arakawa and written by Tow Ubukata (Fafner in the Azure), the anime is set in a near-future where an AI called Sapienta has created a program that sends Earths criminals to the Moon, which has since become a warzone and home to a rebel army. After losing his family to a terrorist attack, Jacob Shadow joins Earths army to scout the Moon and bring down the resistance leader. The Summer Hikaru Died Based on Mokumokurens horror manga of the same name, the anime focuses on high schooler Yoshiki, who feels theres somethingoffabout his friend Hikaru. Something about him changed after he went missing six months ago during a trip to the mountains, and now Yoshiki has to figure out what to do about his changed friend, particularly since supernatural stuff is starting to happen around them, too. Look for The Summer Hikaru Diedto hit Netflix sometime in the summer. One Piece If youve been watching the show on Netflix, you wont have to wait too long to keep current. The second part of the Egghead arc will start airing on April 12, with new episodes airing weekly going forward. Crunchyroll watchers already know the shows coming back the week prior: April 5 will feature a recap of Egghead Part I and the first new episode since the series hiatus, followed by another episode on April 6, and a new one every week after.Want more io9 news? Check out when to expect the latest Marvel, Star Wars, and Star Trek releases, whats next for the DC Universe on film and TV, and everything you need to know about the future of Doctor Who.

A new report from the New York Times claims that the so-called Longevity Mix sold by Bryan Johnson, the anti-aging tech guru, has caused some users to report unwanted side-effects. Johnson, who runs Blueprint, a dietary supplement company, has been pushing its mixes as a way to stay healthy and live longer. According to the new report, however, many users reported that the supplements made them feel like they were going to hurl. The newspaper articles main focus is Johnsons use of confidentiality agreements which, the Times writes, have been leveraged against employees and social contacts alike: For nearly a decade, Mr. Johnson has wielded confidentiality agreements to control his image and the companies he built atop that image. His employees, sexual partners, vendors and contract workers have all had to sign the documents, sometimes in exchange for settlements, severance or continued employment at his firms, according to people close to him and his start-ups, internal documents and court records. The newspaper writes that three former employees have recently filed National Labor Relations Board complaints about Johnsons confidentiality agreements, accusing the entrepreneur of forcing them to sign agreements that were overbroad and, in so doing, breaking federal laws that allow workers to publicly discuss workplace conditions. While probing Johnsons company, however, the Times was also able to get its hands on information concerning an internal study conducted by Blueprint. The study looked at the impact that its dietary mixes had on users. Apparently, that impact wasnt very good, in some cases: Of the roughly 1,700 participants in the study, about 60 percent experienced at least one side effect, according to internal emails, spreadsheets and other documents. Blood tests revealed that participants saw their testosterone levels drop and became prediabetic after following Mr. Johnsons diet plan. Its unclear how severe the side effects were. Longevity mix: A lot of comments about hating this as it is making them sick, vomit, have heartburn, etc., one Blueprint employee wrote to a colleague in February 2024. Allulose, an ingredient in the longevity mix and a sugar alternativethat Mr. Johnson has pitchedto his social media followers, also caused issues. TONS of people saying its causing nausea, bloating, wrote an employee. The New York Times tried to come for me and missed, Johnson wrote on X on Friday. What was meant to be a takedown ended up reading like a profile piece, he went on, claiming that the paper came up empty and that it was only by contorting and twisting facts to fit a narrative that they barely had enough to publish.Gizmodo reached out to Blueprint for comment, though the company says its typical response time is 1-2 business days. We also reached out to the NLRB. In an email to the Times, Johnson reportedly said that the results of the study showed common side effects with any food, beverage or supplement.

Funky Ramen Restaurant / Kidz StudioSave this picture! Ruben MovsisianArchitects: Kidz StudioAreaArea of this architecture projectArea:220 mYearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2025 PhotographsPhotographs:Ruben MovsisianManufacturersBrands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: SLV, Wayfair Lead Architects: Ruben Movsisian More SpecsLess SpecsSave this picture!Text description provided by the architects. Funky Ramen is a unique restaurant located in Dsseldorf, born from the vision of an experienced sushi chef who has worked in Michelin-starred restaurants. After building expertise through his own sushi delivery business, he with his business partner decided to take their passion to the next level. In collaboration with Kidz Studio, they transformed a 200-square-meter space into an exceptional dining destination inspired by the anime Samurai Champloo. This anime, which blends Edo-period traditions with street culture elements like graffiti and hip-hop, served as the foundation for the restaurant's aesthetic and conceptual design.Save this picture!Save this picture!Save this picture!The restaurant's interior reflects the personalities of the anime's three main characters: Jin, a calm and wise samurai; Mugen, an impulsive and free-spirited samurai; and Fuu, the determined young woman who unites them. These traits are represented in three distinct zones. The blue zone, inspired by Jin, exudes calmness and sophistication with its sturdy wooden tables and exposed brick walls, creating an atmosphere perfect for savoring sushi. The red zone, embodying Mugen's energy, features raw and handcrafted materials like concrete blocks, stone, and hand-painted red cushions, fostering a casual, dynamic space for enjoying ramen. The neutral zone, representing Fuu, is simple and welcoming, with white walls, linen curtains, and minimalistic seating for relaxed, everyday dining.Save this picture!The design embraces imperfection and authenticity, reflecting the restaurant's "funky" ethos. During the renovation, historical architectural elements were preserved, such as exposed brick walls with partially removed plaster and uneven textures, adding character and a sense of timelessness. Linen screens in the dining area display projections of scenes from Samurai Champloo, immersing guests in the concept. Lighting is carefully tailored to enhance each zone's ambiance, with features like a sunset effect created with spotlights and iridescent film in the red zone.Save this picture!Save this picture!The layout fosters interaction and transparency. A large opening connects the ramen kitchen to the main dining area, allowing guests to observe the preparation process. In the staircase area, a custom-shaped window offers a view of the sushi station, framed with red acrylic to add drama and emphasize the craftsmanship of the chefs. The staircase also leads to the restrooms, integrating functionality with thematic design.Save this picture!Symbolism is woven throughout the space to highlight the relationship between the two samurai, Jin and Mugen. Red lines run through the blue zone, and blue ropes connect seating in the red zone, representing unity and mutual influence. Every detail reinforces the narrative of blending differences to create harmony. Funky Ramen combines historical charm, modern aesthetics, and thematic storytelling to offer a dining experience that is both visually and emotionally engaging. It blends tradition, innovation, and the beauty of imperfection, making it a standout destination in Dsseldorf's culinary scene.Save this picture!Project gallerySee allShow lessProject locationAddress:Mnsterstrae 33, Dsseldorf, GermanyLocation to be used only as a reference. It could indicate city/country but not exact address.About this officeKidz StudioOfficeMaterialsConcreteBrickMaterials and TagsPublished on March 22, 2025Cite: "Funky Ramen Restaurant / Kidz Studio" 22 Mar 2025. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1028127/funky-ramen-restaurant-kidz-studio&gt ISSN 0719-8884Save!ArchDaily?You've started following your first account!Did you know?You'll now receive updates based on what you follow! Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors, offices and users.Go to my stream

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When the renowned Argentine chef Ariel Rodriguez Palacios and his family came to us to develop the brand for their first restaurant, they challenged us to communicate much more than a sandwich. When we read the word "colmo" (the final straw) in the middle of our initial research, the first thing we asked ourselves was, "What is the final straw for a chef?" and the answer was crystal clear: "to open a sandwich shop." That's how this slightly awkward yet powerful name was born. For the creation of the identity, our guiding concept was "haute cuisine in a sandwich." In those four words lies the contradiction that marked our path: the sandwich, that simple, everyday, and popular product, came to be incorporated into "haute cuisine," a technological, elaborate, and professional cuisine, prepared by specialized chefs. Once we defined the name and key elements of the identity, we outlined the premises for the restaurant's interiors and embarked on the design and production of all the pieces.

Cooking is an extremely important aspect of Disney Dreamlight Valley. Players can eat meals to get their energy back, which allows them to keep fishing, mining, and doing other tasks. Meals come in five rarities, which basically means how many ingredients you need to make them. You can get ingredients by fishing, foraging, or growing them from seeds.

Metaphor: Refantazio is a crowning achievement from a studio already known for its stellar, influential JRPGs. Indeed, there are many who believe, quite rightly, that Metaphor: Refantazio offers the best rendition of the schedule-based, life-sim-integrated RPG framework that Atlus honed through the likes of Persona and Shin Megami Tensei, and it will be interesting to see how the famed company learns from this most recent outing.