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Would the TikTok Music app disrupt music streaming?

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Music

Regardless of whether the rumor is true, music is already an effective strategy for TikTok marketers. Rumors are swirling that TikTok may consider launching a music streaming service. The possibility was first reported by Insider, which noted a “TikTok Music” trademark application filed by parent company ByteDance with the US Patent and Trademark Office in May. The application covers a service that allows TikTok users to buy, share, download and play music, create and share playlists, and comment on livestream music, audio and video. The filing also states that the service “provides users with podcast and radio broadcast content,” reportsRead News

Karl Bartos: “Power plant became the dehumanization of music”

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Music

When a teenage Karl Bartos told his parents he wanted to devote his life to music, his father was so furious that he tore his son’s acoustic guitar to pieces. After hearing The Beatles at the age of 12, something had awakened in him – “I wanted to hear how they sounded,” he says – and so he persisted past that smashed guitar. Tripping on LSD listening to Hendrix was another portal. “The music spoke to me in all the languages of the world at once,” he recalls in his memoir. “I understood his message down to the last frequency.Read News

What is ‘lifestyle inflation’?

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Lifestyle

Times are hard and money is tight. We all know what inflation is and how drastically it affects us, but what about “lifestyle inflation”? Erika Kullberg, a corporate lawyer with a large following on social media, shared a statement on the term. It’s the idea that the more you earn at work, the more you can spend – having more money makes us more wasteful of it. The bottom line is that despite a high salary, you still have no savings because you keep spending more. So, for example: you could get a raise, assume you can afford a fancierRead News

Wyoming Lifestyle & Design offers a design experience highlighting local craftsmanship

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Lifestyle

1 of 3 The Wyoming Lifestyle and Design team poses with Miss Wyoming Oustanding Teen Anna Mullinax in their tent at the polo games at the Big Horn Equestrian Center Sunday, July 31, 2022. Wyoming Lifestyle and Design, from left, Grace Peterson, Jennifer Striegel , Anna Mullinax, Amrey Plemel, Jesse Smith of Western Grace and Dee Crawford with Wyoming Lifestyle and Design Creative Director Jaeger Stander in front. During the Sunday afternoon polo games Wyoming Lifestyle and Designs provides refreshments, fashion provided by Western Grace and a shaded retreat from the sun to socialize with otherRead News

The case of psoriasis: combined lifestyle and genetic risk associations

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Lifestyle

With different levels of genetic risk, it was uncertain whether a person’s lifestyle affects their risk of developing psoriasis. For the study, the researchers sought to examine the relationship between incident psoriasis and gene-behavior interactions. The study was based on data from the UK Biobank, which involved 500,000 people. There were 3 groups with genetic risk: low, medium and high. Body mass index, smoking, physical activity and diet formed the lifestyle score, which was also divided into 3 groups: ideal, average and poor. Risks of incident psoriasis associated with each lifestyle grade were examined in each genetic risk category andRead News

Only Brands with a Purpose Can Achieve Brand Life

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Lifestyle

Afraid to take a page out of the lifestyle brand’s playbook? Those days are done. This is the first in a composite series on the rapid evolution of maturing “lifestyle brands” and how their customer and community-first strategies are redefining what it means to be a successful business. It has become a cliche to say that the pandemic is ushering in new ways of doing business. Something that hasn’t been talked about enough and has become an obsession of mine recently is how the path to sustainable growth – by growth I mean more market share and revenue – hasRead News

‘Danger! Come back!” a high-tech ‘super bus’ means business in Osceola County

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High-Tech

‘Danger! Come back! “The high-tech” super bus “means business in Osceola County (Alexa Lorenzo, WFTV.com/WFTV) OSCEOLA COUNTY, Florida – Central Florida kids will be back in class soon – and that means school buses will be back on the area’s roads. Districts want motorists to be aware when they are behind the wheel. READ: That’s when schools begin throughout Central Florida In Osceola County, Channel 9 reporter Alexa Lorenzo had the chance to catch a glimpse of a “super bus” that takes student safety to the next level. When a school bus stops and its sign stretches, you stop. It’sRead News

A high-tech athletic center to replace the historic strip on the FSC campus

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High-Tech

A nearly 80-year-old bond shell on the campus of Florida Southern College was demolished this week to make way for a state-of-the-art athletic facility that will include locker rooms, training facilities and new offices. The L.N. The Pipkin Bandshell, built in 1943 and named for one of Florida Southern’s earliest trustees, served as a gathering place for students and members of the Lakeland community to enjoy music, theater and campus-oriented events. like jazz under the stars. In its place, the school will build the Adams Athletic Performance Center, named after trustee Robert J. Adams and his wife, Ginny, of Lakeland.Read News

Elon Musk’s wealthy high-tech ally is upset about receiving a subpoena from Twitter

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High-Tech

Friends of Elon Musk are not very happy about receiving a summons from Twitter as part of the company’s legal battle with the CEO of Tesla. San Francisco-based Twitter is suing Musk in Delaware in an effort to complete a $44 billion sale of the social media company, a deal Musk is trying to get out of. According to a report from The Washington Post, Twitter’s legal team on Monday sought information about a group of investors and businessmen associated with Musk in a broad subpoena. Twitter declined to comment. According to the Post, the subpoena contains “requests for communications,Read News

High-tech hurricane tracking system using drones above and below water

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High-Tech

Posted on August 2, 2022 at 6:24 pm See how drones could save lives in a hurricane ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – Inside the building along the coast of St. Pete, scientists gain insight into data that could save lives during a hurricane. NOAA Director John Cortinas said his organization is partnering with Saildrone to launch a mission that will allow them to see parts of hurricanes that are not normally visible to humans. This is the second time NOAA and Saildrone have partnered on a hurricane mission. Saildrone sends drones and vessels to get a simultaneous view above and belowRead News

The Organization | [RD/SD03] Strongest Battle Deck Yuamu – Come Out! High Tech Dragon!

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High-Tech

Behold the High Tech Dragons. And the low-tech dragons. And the dragons that play sports. Singles unless otherwise noted. RD/SD03-JP001 – Red-Boot Boost Dragon (new)

High-tech imaging offers a new way to detect signs of early glaucoma

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High-Tech

A new non-invasive eye imaging method may be able to detect an early indicator of glaucoma in time to prevent disease progression and vision loss, according to a new study from the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai (NYEE). ). The study was published in the July/August issue of Ophthalmology Glaucoma. The study focused on measuring flavoprotein (FPF) fluorescence in the eye. Mitochondria – which are responsible for generating energy in cells – produce FPF when they are stressed, and FPF levels are elevated in people with glaucoma compared to people with normal eyes. Mitochondrial dysfunction inRead News

Should the United States try to restrict American high-tech companies from investing in China?

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High-Tech

A measure under consideration in Congress plans to establish a process to monitor, and possibly ban, some American companies from investing in China. cbarnesphotography/Getty Images The purpose of the recently passed Chips Act is to help improve the competitiveness of America and China in semiconductor manufacturing. Another bill in Congress, the bipartisan COMPETES Act — of which CHIPS was once a part — is much larger in scope. A proposal by a group of partisan lawmakers wants to control how parties in the US can invest in rival countries like China. This law will create analytical methods to monitor theRead News

M Health Fairview addresses health issues through innovative solutions

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Health

The Fairview Community Health and Wellness Center will open Thursday in the former St. John’s Hospital. Joseph, as a health care provider working to address inequities in access to care. In a recent Fairview survey of Saint Paul residents, nearly a third said they use urgent care or the emergency department for daily needs. The 2021 Community Health Needs Assessment Report surveyed nearly 300 residents and found that more than half of them faced challenges in accessing care when they were sick. The most common barriers were lack of knowledge or understanding of how and where to get the rightRead News

9 out of 10 Americans want their health information to remain private

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Health

Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2022 (HealthDay News) — More than 9 in 10 Americans believe medical privacy is a right and their health data should not be for sale, a new survey by the American Medical Association shows. The survey revealed concerns about privacy protections and confusion about who can access personal health information. Almost 75% of patients were concerned about protecting the privacy of personal health data, but only 20% were aware of the companies and individuals who had access to their data. This concern has only been heightened by the recent decision of the Supreme Court, which overturned RoeRead News

Public health leaders say government response to monkey pox is not enough

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Health

(CNN) A shortage of the monkeypox vaccine in the United States has led to hours-long waits and blocked lines, according to state and local public health officials. ; some people with symptoms of monkeypox go without testing or treatment. And some even crossed the Canadian border to seek help, officials said. They, along with the leaders of several national LGBTQ organizations, were outraged by the federal government’s “lack of urgency” regarding the outbreak. They said they feel the government has neglected them and they want the monkey disease to be declared a public health emergency now. “We are, again, inRead News

Kaiser mental health workers hit open door strike in Northern California

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Health

The union, which represents 2,000 mental health facilities in Kaiser Northern California, announced plans to go on strike, citing the heavy workload and long wait times for patients. A union representing 2,000 psychiatric workers from Kaiser Northern California this morning announced plans for an indefinite strike beginning August 15. Among the reasons cited by union officials are the heavy workloads of clinicians and patients who wait weeks or even months for psychiatric care. Though demand for care has soared, frustrated therapists are leaving the healthcare giant, union spokesman Matt Artz said. “We don’t take strikes lightly,” said Sal Rosselli, presidentRead News

The state revokes, suspends licenses, certificates, registration of health care providers | Washington State Department of Health

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Health

For immediate release: August 2, 2022 (22-117) Contact: Sharon Moysiuk, Communications 360-549-6471 Public inquiries: Health Systems Customer Service 360-236-4700 OLYMPIA – The Washington State Department of Health has revoked or suspended the licenses, certifications or registrations of the following health care providers in our state. The department also immediately suspended the credentials of people barred from practicing in other states. The Department’s Health Systems Quality Assurance Division works with boards, commissions and advisory committees to set licensing standards for more than 80 health care professions (eg, dentists, nurses, counselors). Information about disciplinary action taken against medical doctors and physician assistantsRead News

CVS Health increases full-year forecast after beating second quarter expectations

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Health

People walk through a CVS Pharmacy store in Manhattan, New York. CVS Health raised its full-year profit forecast on Wednesday after beating Wall Street expectations for its fiscal second quarter. The health care company said it now expects adjusted earnings per share for the full year to be between $8.40 and $8.60, compared to its previous estimate of $8.20 to $8.40. Shares rose about 4% in premarket trading. Here’s what the company reported for the three months ended June 30, compared to what analysts expected, based on a survey of analysts by Refinitiv: On an unadjusted basis, CVS earned $2.95Read News

After heavy criticism for delaying an important veterans bill, Ted Cruz voted to pass it

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Health

Sign up for The Brief, a daily newsletter that keeps readers up to date on the most essential Texas news. WASHINGTON – U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz voted to advance federal legislation to expand health care protections for some military veterans after facing heavy criticism for voting to delay its passage last week. The US Senate passed legislation on Tuesday that would help provide care for veterans exposed to toxic burn pits. While several Republicans delayed passage of the bill because Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said he would not accept amendments, Cruz drew particular ire after he was seen punchingRead News

The new health and well-being

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Health

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Denver’s ban on LoDo food trucks may be permanent for curbing crime

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Food

You may have to travel a little further to find a food truck when you come hungry from downtown Denver’s busiest bars. What’s Happening: The city has temporarily banned truck drivers from serving late-night snacks along certain areas of LoDo to break up crowds and tackle downtown crime. Why it matters: The move marks another strike for a struggling downtown that appears to have lost its luster, and another strike for small business owners still struggling due to the pandemic. What they say: The DPD claims that moving food trucks will get people to leave the center after hours andRead News

The world’s food supply faces a new threat from the lack of rain in India

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Food

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UK Catholic aid agency calls for more action against ‘food crisis’

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Food

A woman rides donkeys to carry water in the drought-ravaged Higlo Kebele district, Ethiopia, Feb. 8, 2022. (Credit: Michael Tewelde, World Food Program handout via Reuters via CNS.) More than 26 million people in Africa will face a food crisis this year due to poor harvests and drought in many parts of the continent. CAFOD, the official international development agency of the Bishops of England and Wales, has appealed to the World Food Crisis to raise money for humanitarian aid to those affected by the crisis. The agency notes that Africa is not only facing a terrifying drought and skyrocketingRead News

The Wheely Hungry Food Truck has opened in Lexington and will be traveling

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Food

Tonya Doggett is known as the bagel lady, creating homemade cream cheeses in her Main Street eatery since she bought the former bagel shop in Lexington in 2018. But she’s more than baked goods as she showed with the addition of paninis, select deli sandwiches, homemade chicken salad and hot dogs. Her latest venture has her branching out further with the culinary skills she’s honed over 22 years in the food industry. Doggett opened a new food truck called Wheely Hungry. “I just want to grow the business,” she said. “This is from my family. I want people to be myRead News

Cargill donated $4.9 million to the Feeding America food bank

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Food

A leader in the production of animal proteins announced on Monday a donation of almost $5 million intended to help food banks struggling with rising prices. Cargill donated $4.9 million to member food banks in the Feeding America network. The company said that $1.9 million of the donation will go specifically to ensure that Americans have easier access to the protein. The donation, which supports the North American Meat Institute’s Protein Pact for Tomorrow’s People, Animals and Climate, will be used to create and/or optimize “protein pack salt” to cool, store , and allows workers to recover proteins for individualRead News

Montgomery City Council changes rules for food trucks

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Food

Food trucks can now connect to external power sources, rather than relying only on mobile generators, Montgomery City Council agreed in a vote Tuesday to amend the city’s code. Under the old city code, food trucks had to have their own power supply, rather than connecting to the on-site power supply. “The ordinance basically said that food trucks could only run on a generator,” said city attorney Stacy Bellinger. “But we have a kit even outside the town hall where they can be connected to a power pole. “This is just a revision of the regulation to allow external electricityRead News

Eating processed foods like ice cream harms brain function, study finds

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Food

Although it is clear that the consumption of hot dogs and ice cream will not lead to physical health, new research sheds light on how the reduction of brain activity can be caused by excessive food. Research presented Monday at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference in San Diego explains how foods such as instant noodles, sugary drinks and frozen meals all play a role in the rapid decline the mind. “It’s no secret that physical and mental health are closely related to each other, it’s not surprising that this latest study also shows brain dysfunction ,” said Rafael Perez-Escamilla, aRead News

Can food crops grow in the dark? Scientists are working out how.

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Food

Science fiction stories imagined future humans living in underground cities on Mars, in hollowed-out asteroids, and on free-floating space stations far from the sun. But if humans are ever to survive in any of those harsh and alien environments, they’ll need ways to grow food using limited resources—and photosynthesis, the highly successful but energy-inefficient process by which plants convert sunlight into sugar, might not cut it. . Now some scientists are wondering if it is possible to produce food more efficiently by skipping photosynthesis altogether and growing plants in the dark. The idea sounds as sci-fi as cities on Mars.Read News

Uber’s business is booming even with high gas prices and inflation

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Business

(CNN) Even higher gas prices and soaring inflation are not slowing down Uber’s rise from the worst days of the pandemic. Uber ( UBER ) said Tuesday that its revenue reached $8.1 billion in the three months ending in June, more than doubling from a year earlier as more customers turn to the ride-hailing service. The number of consumers and drivers using the platform is “at an all-time high,” the company said in its quarterly earnings report. Uber recorded 122 million people using its platform each month, a 21% increase from the previous year. Perhaps more impressive for a companyRead News

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