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Feb 192022 Gay Trades Group Interview, Podcast, Society & Culture LISTEN TO THE PODCAST NOW http://media.blubrry.com/saturday_magazine/p/joy.org.au/saturdaymagazine/wp-content/uploads/sites/76/2022/02/2022-02-19-SaturdayMagazine-GayTradies.mp3 Podcast: play in a new window | Download (Duration: 11:30 — 7.9MB) Subscribe or follow us: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Android | iHeartRadio | Embroiderer | blurryRead More →

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The high profile British start-up is experimenting with its new aesthetic. Carl Pei is a bit of a tech personality. His previous company, OnePlus, is now established as a provider of well-designed, high-performance but mid-priced smartphones. It announced its latest, London-based Nothing in early 2021, and it launched its firstRead More →

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After Chinese streaming platforms censored an LGBTQ2S+ storyline from the popular American TV show Friendsfans speak out on social media. Major streaming platforms in China, including iQiyi, Tencent Video, Youku and Bilibili, began airing the first season of the long-running sitcom on February 11, albeit with several episode changes. SeveralRead More →

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Mukhy unveils its talents from the UK and brings its talents around the world. This exciting new artist from west London is definitely someone to watch this year. “classy lifewhich is taken from Mukhy’s upcoming sophomore EP, child reborn, is powered by a groovy afroswing British production. Plus Mukhy’s boastfulRead More →

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the Magazine Shelves Market The report covers the entire global market scenario including key players, their future campaigns, preferred vendors, market shares along with historical data and price analysis. It continues to offer key details on changing dynamics to generate market improving factors. Its objective is to rationalize the company’sRead More →

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Sustainability continues to underline logistics operations and initiatives. Last year, the industry paid even more attention to reducing carbon emissions, especially for air cargo transportation, from commercial jetliners to major logistics companies. As seen with the shipping industry with IMO 2020, reducing the overall carbon footprint is the primary goal,Read More →

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With some 430 objects, ranging from spectacular grave goods to ritual headgear, this exhibition at the British Museum (February 17-July 17) examines the mysteries of Stonehenge alongside the wider religious, social and technological upheavals of Eastern Europe. bronze age. A particular highlight will be a 5,000-year-old chalk drum, discovered nearRead More →

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THROUGH Liv Croagh ON February 10, 2022 2 minute read It’s almost the most romantic day of the year. As Valentine’s Day approaches, the Pinners search the site for love. In the four weeks leading up to February 14, searches on Pinterest saw an increase in those related to love.Read More →

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NEW YORK, February 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Dotdash Meredith Beautiful kitchens and bathrooms The magazine today announced its eleventh annual list of the 30 Most Innovative Products. The full list of 30 products is available at BHG.com/30most. The list unveils the editors’ picks for the most impressive kitchen and bathRead More →

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In ancient times, food sources were basically limited to what could be hunted or gathered. But people have always been resourceful and found ways to optimize and preserve what they had. Methods such as drying, fermentation, smoking and pickling were used to prevent food from spoiling. There is evidence thatRead More →

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Frances Haugen, a former Facebook employee turned whistleblower, said the company was underinvesting in security measures on its platforms in Australia, a parliamentary committee has heard. Ms Haugen – who last year denounced Facebook for knowingly using algorithms to promote divisive content – ​​appeared before the online safety committee onRead More →

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Patriotism is a powerful marketing tool, but use it with caution Before putting Made in America on your products, be careful. You may think your products qualify, but they may not, according to new standards set by the Federal Trade Commission. In recent years, the commission has begun to crackRead More →

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Endemol Shine Australia has promoted executive producers Tara McWilliams, David McDonald and Sara Richardson to new leadership positions, each reporting to CEO Peter Newman. McWilliams, who oversees Married at first sightwill become director of content, joining Amelia Fisk and Marty Benson, expanding her tenure across a portfolio of shows withinRead More →

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Count ’em: For better or worse, here’s Headline Surfer’s countdown of 2021’s 100 Biggest News on Central Florida along the tourist stretch of Interstate 4 (Orlando Attractions and east to to I-95 and Daytona’s most famous beach). Each recap segment is released with its own title, culminating with the unveilingRead More →

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When we heard a feature film shot in Japan titled some blood would play at Sundance, ridiculous J-horror images like Label (2015) comes to mind. This some blood (yes, lowercase b), however, is the opposite of these, giving Sundancers a pleasant experience, a bit of quietude, and a more naturalRead More →

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An exciting new culinary publication is coming to Canada next month and will aim to explore the interconnected nature of food, while providing readers with meaningful and goal-oriented content in relation to the hospitality industry as a whole. Conceptualized by former chef and founder of Toronto’s Avling Kitchen and Brewery,Read More →

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With nitrogen prices high, Craig Roberts says this winter, it’s important to consider freeze-seeded legumes as an alternative fertilizer source. “2022 is different because fertilizer costs have tripled,” says the state forage specialist at the University of Missouri Extension. “Think of legumes as almost free fertilizer.” Frost seeding, a methodRead More →

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Drone technology combined with active thermography could offer faster, cheaper and more thorough inspection of wind turbine blades and aircraft wings. Two Cambridge-based companies, Innvotek and Mapair, have successfully tested a drone system that uses infrared technologies and artificial intelligence to inspect composite structures, including wind turbines and airplane wings,Read More →

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Developer: Ubisoft, Ubisoft Montreal | Editor: Ubisoft | Kind: First person shooter | Platform: PlayStation 4/5, Xbox One/S/XSX, Google Stadia, Amazon Luna, Microsoft Windows | Reviewed on: PlayStation 5 First unveiled in 2019 as Rainbow Six Quarantine, Ubisoft’s spin-off of their online team-based Tom Clancy title Rainbow Six Siege weatheredRead More →

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At the start of 2020, as the world around us came to an abrupt halt, one sector found itself catapulted into the limelight. With limited mobility and more free time, more and more people around the world were using the joystick – some even for the first time – makingRead More →

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Slide 1 of 12 Napa Illuminated Art Festival: After a two-year hiatus, the popular outdoor arts event is back. The free illuminated art festival will run for eight weeks this year, through March 13, in downtown Napa and the Oxbow neighborhood. Download a map here. Pictured are electric dandelions fromRead More →

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The first times I heard Daniel Kahn sing, I had the feeling that he belonged to another era. That sentiment had little to do with his Yiddish songs, or his Jewish work songs, or his accordion, or his lush diction and rhyme that I associated with romantic poets of theRead More →

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(Keeneland/Coady Photography) From the Keeneland Media Team: Two Keeneland institutions – Keeneland Mercantile, the unique retail experience in downtown Lexington, and Keeneland Magazine, the quarterly publication that celebrates the Bluegrass lifestyle – have announced the new Masters of Craft Awards, a competition to reward products from artisans and companies madeRead More →

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Independent media group Oxidise has appointed Matt Franceschi as Deputy Managing Director of its Warwickshire-based integrated marketing agency, tmwi, as it prepares to further develop its customer success strategies and prepares for further expansion in 2022. Franceschi’s main areas of interest at tmwi will be driving the company’s continued growthRead More →

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A new climbing robot has been developed and built by Birmingham-based HausBots with help from WMG at the University of Warwick. The device, which is now on the market, is designed to help reduce the need to work at height, which is a common cause of workplace injuries. HausBots’ goalRead More →

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There’s a saying that goes “children are our future” and that’s as true for Australia as it is for any other place in the world. Education is such a vital part of a child’s development and there is no shortage of positions available for professional teachers engaged in Australia’s understaffedRead More →

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Feeling a little meh? Looking at the long term from now until…when…midterm…Easter…clocks change? Let us help give you something to look forward to in this gray limbo of the year: the next issue of Singletrack Magazine. It’s coming, and it’s coming soon – act today and it could land inRead More →

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The phone-hacking scandal continues to plague News International, with allegations that a former Times reporter hacked into the emails of an anonymous police blogger known as Nightjack. The Times named Lancashire detective Richard Horton as a blogger in June 2009, after the High Court refused to grant an injunction protectingRead More →

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An eight-foot Australian crocodile has turned orange, causing its keeper to fear for his health. Seeing the normally green Snappy a bright orange, Tracy Sandstrom, running Roaming Reptiles, a mobile reptile show, admitted that she was completely freaked out. “I thought he was really sick. I thought he was dying,”Read More →

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The federal government has announced a new six-month extension of the $ 50 million Temporary Interruption Fund (TIF) as the screen industry faces the reality of “living with COVID.” Previously slated to end on December 31, 2021, the fund will now expire on June 30, providing security for productions amidRead More →

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The new Discovery Lab, under construction since early 2020, is ready to announce its Grand opening and calendar of events. The new museum will open to the public in January 24 after a ribbon cut at 9 o’clock Before the ribbon cutting, Gizmo Guild and regular members will enter theRead More →

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NASHVILLE, Tennessee., January 6, 2022 / PRNewswire / – Endeavor Business Media Announces the Acquisition of ISE, a Leading Provider of Solutions and Education in the Telecommunications / ICT Industry. Including ISE Magazine and ISE EXPO, this acquisition adds a unique component to Endeavor’s advanced technology group, complementing its existingRead More →