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_video-shows-ryan-park-customising-a-pair-of-football-boots.jpg "A man has turned his love of customising football boots into his full-time job, working with top players including Thiago and Rüdiger.")
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_meet-the-preston-mum-who-enters-competitions-for-a-living-and-has-won-over-35k-worth-of-prizes.jpg "Meet the Preston mum who enters competitions for a living - and has won over £35k worth of prizes including cash, gift cards, holidays and tailored suits.<br/><br/>Rebecca MacBain, 37, says she first started entering competitions while on maternity leave in 2016 - and after her first win was hooked. <br/><br/>And when she went back to work and realised she was spending £800 per month on childcare, she decided to quit her job and enter competitions full-time.<br/><br/>She now won thousands of pounds worth of prizes - and says “comping” has allowed her to give her family experiences she could never have afforded. <br/><br/>Credit: SWNS")
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_singapore-minister-indrani-rajah-proposes-tamil-language-introduction-in-public-schools-124-oneindia.jpg "Indian-origin minister Indrani Rajah highlights the importance of Tamil as a mother tongue in Singapore, advocating for its early exposure to children. She underscores the need for active usage and constant exposure to keep the language vibrant. The Tamil Language Festival, launched by Rajah, celebrates Tamil culture and heritage, fostering connections and pride within the community. <br/> <br/>#Singaporenews #Singapore #Tamillanguage #Tamil #TamilLanguageFestival #IndraneeRajah #SingaporeTamil #Worldnews #Oneindia #Oneindianews <br/>~HT.99~PR.152~ED.155~")
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_gostrey-meadow-gets-chainsaw-carved-wood-sculpture-by-michael-jones.jpg "After his recent project at West Street Cemetery the talented chainsaw wood sculptor Michael Jones is back creating a piece for Gostrey Meadow.<br/>The piece at Gostrey Meadow features a Heron but there are a few more additions that will be added later on this week.<br/>The project is funded by Farnham Town Council as part of Farnham in Bloom.Jones believes that if the weather holds up the project will be completed later this week.<br/>The West Street Cemetery statue was finished last week and features animals such as a Fox , Two Owls , a squirrel, a Deer and a Hawk.<br/>Michael Jones started off as a Tree Surgeon when he was 18 and five years later started taking up chainsaw wood carving. The chainsaw wood carving is now his full-time job in which he works for council commissions, businesses and private clients creating wood carved figures such as animals, mythical creatures and people.<br/>He is completely self-taught and whilst he does use design to guide him most of his creation are done through skill , experience and his imagination.")
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_princess-anne39s-son-peter-phillips-has-hailed-the-prince-and-princess-of-wales.jpg "Peter Phillips says Prince William and Princess Catherine have done a \")
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_kent-student-101-season-2024-episode-10.jpg "In today's episode, we're talking all about postgrad. <br/><br/>We'll be looking at how students can use university provided services to explore their employment opportunities, how to begin your job hunt, and look at ways to financially plan leaving uni. <br/>")
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_xs-coveted-blue-check-mark-will-once-again-be-free.jpg "TheStreet’s Remy Blaire brings you the biggest news of the day, including what investors are watching and why Elon Musk is making the blue check mark free again.")
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_-dhamaal-comedy-shorts-hd.jpg "Dhamaal is a 2007 Indian Hindi bollywood comedy film starring Sanjay Dutt, Ritesh Deshmukh, Arshad Warsi, Aashish Chaudhary and Javed Jaffrey in the lead roles while Asrani, Sanjay Mishra, Murli Sharma, Vijay Raaz, Manoj Pahwa, Tiku Talsania and Prem Chopra are featured in supporting roles.<br/><br/>Roy (Riteish Deshmukh) is kicked out of his job for not guarding a certain building. Adi (Arshad Warsi) is using a mixtape to play a saxophone. After his audience finds out, they thrash him. Adi's autistic brother Manav (Javed Jaffrey) tries to get a Rs.50 Banknote back from a guy by reaching his wallet, only for his hand to be stuck in the guy's back pocket, while putting the wallet back after getting the money.The guy soon finds out and thrashes Manav (Javed Jaffrey). Boman Contractor (Ashish Chaudhary) accidentally damages his father Nari's (Asrani) car's window, he is then kicked out of his house by Nari. All four of them wind up together in a woman's (Suhasini Mulay) house, where they go partying at nightclubs. In the house however, they're useless, as they don't do anything around and haven't paid their rent yet, after they play pranks on the woman, she kicks them out of the house for not paying their rents and tells them to get a decent job. Desperate to earn money, they devise up a plan. Adi (Arshad warsi) tells Manav (Javed jaffrey)to steal a painting from the house. They decide to sell it to the son of the late Businessman Dwiwedi. However, Manav accidentally picks up a blank painting not knowing the reality. They humorously sell the painting for Rs.20,000 to Dwiwedi. They then pick up the original painting with the intention to sell it to Mr. Aggarwal, not knowing that he has been murdered. The case is handled by Inspector Gadha Kulkarni (Murli Sharma). He learns that before Mr. Aggrawal was murdered, he was speaking on the phone to somebody and he mentioned the words \")
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_california-may-outlaw-work-calls-after-hours.jpg "San Francisco state assembly member Matt Haney has introduced a bill that would give employees the “right to disconnect” from their jobs when they’re off the clock. Veuer’s Matt Hoffman reports.")
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_ge-aerospace-spins-off-as-standalone-company-expects-billions-in-profits-and-job-growth.jpg "GE Aerospace, formerly GE Aviation, has spun off as a separate company based in Evendale, Ohio. The spinoff is part of General Electric's breakup of its industrial conglomerate into multiple standalone businesses. GE Aerospace expects over $6 billion in annual profits, growing to as much as $10 billion by 2028. The company is investing over $100 million in its Evendale plant, employing around 9,000 local workers. The UAW local president welcomed the opportunities for expanded employment and manufacturing at the Evendale site.")
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_going-from-full-time-patient-to-health-care-worker-made-me-a-better-sonographer92.jpg "A woman who went from full-time patient to health care worker says her experiences made her a “better” sonographer.<br/><br/>Jackie Penn, 31, spent eight years of her life in and out of hospital battling several autoimmune diseases.<br/><br/>She was diagnosed with Crohn's disease aged 13 after experiencing stomach issues.<br/><br/>Jackie was then diagnosed with bronchiectasis aged 15 – a long-term condition that can make the lungs more vulnerable to infection – and was constantly being admitted to hospital with pneumonia.<br/><br/>After finally finding the drugs which could help keep her conditions under control Jackie felt inspired to go back to school to retrain as a sonographer.<br/><br/>She experienced a mixture of good and bad bedside manner as a patient and wanted to make a difference to how people are treated.<br/><br/>Jackie, a sonographer, from Los Angeles, California, US, said: “From aged 13 to 21 I spent a lot of time in and out of hospital.<br/><br/>“What was happening to my body was traumatic.<br/><br/>“Sometimes people don’t treat you like a human.<br/><br/>“I thought ‘I can do better than that’.<br/><br/>“There has to be a better way to treat patients.<br/><br/>“My goal is to have people leave happier than when they came in.<br/><br/>“I feel I can relate to a patient and it makes them feel relaxed.<br/><br/>“I’m a better healthcare professional because of my experience.”<br/><br/>Jackie struggled with a loss of appetite as a child and noticed blood in her poo.<br/><br/>She was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease aged 13 and was fitted with a colostomy bag aged 21.<br/><br/>She also struggled with her breathing and constant illness as a child and was diagnosed with bronchiectasis aged 15.<br/><br/>Jackie spent the next eight years in and out of hospital while doctors worked to find a drug that helped ease both her conditions.<br/><br/>She remembers the positive and negative experiences she had with healthcare professionals and their bedside manner.<br/><br/>Jackie said: “One nurse came in and tried to move me around after I had surgery to remove my intestines.<br/><br/>“I said ‘what are you doing?’ and they ignored me.<br/><br/>“Once a nurse was chewing gum. It’s pretty unprofessional.<br/><br/>“You feel like you’re vulnerable.”<br/><br/>When Jackie had her colostomy reversed in May 2017 she decided she wanted to go back to school to go into a medical profession.<br/><br/>She left her photography job and started ultrasound tech school in January 2021 – after working out she wanted to go into sonography.<br/><br/>Jackie said: “I did a lot of shadowing.<br/><br/>“I found I really enjoyed ultrasound tech.<br/><br/>“I felt like a detective.”<br/><br/>Jackie graduated and started her job as a sonographer in July 2022.")
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_us-job-market-stays-strong-despite-widespread-layoffs.jpg "US Job Market , Stays Strong Despite , Widespread Layoffs.<br/>'Newsweek' reports that government job cuts are at the highest <br/>they've been since September of 2011, with the most recent <br/>wave of layoffs hitting Army and Veterans Affairs offices.<br/>The latest data from job search and coaching firm <br/>Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc. comes amid <br/>job losses in different industries across the U.S. .<br/>Government agencies cut <br/>over 36,000 jobs in March, <br/>with 10,000 layoffs coming <br/>from Veterans Affairs.<br/>Overall, over 90,000 positions were <br/>eliminated by employers last month, <br/>a 7% increase from February's numbers.<br/>Layoffs certainly ticked up<br/>to round out the first quarter, <br/>though below last year's levels. <br/>Many companies appear <br/>to be reverting to a <br/>'do more with less' approach, Andy Challenger, workplace and labor expert at <br/>Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc., via 'Newsweek'.<br/>Since the beginning of 2024, technology firms <br/>cut over 42,000 positions, with tech companies <br/>reducing over 14,000 positions in March alone.<br/>While Technology continues to <br/>lead all industries so far this year, <br/>several industries, including Energy <br/>and Industrial Manufacturing, are <br/>cutting more jobs this year than last, Andy Challenger, workplace and labor expert at <br/>Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc., via 'Newsweek'.<br/>While Technology continues to <br/>lead all industries so far this year, <br/>several industries, including Energy <br/>and Industrial Manufacturing, are <br/>cutting more jobs this year than last, Andy Challenger, workplace and labor expert at <br/>Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc., via 'Newsweek'.<br/>Q1 of 2024 also saw financial firms cut <br/>positions, slashing nearly 29,000 jobs.<br/>Despite the waves of layoffs, experts suggest <br/>that workers are still experiencing <br/>a strong labor market. .<br/>Strong growth of 184,000 jobs, <br/>strong pay growth per job changers, <br/>and these sentiment indicators both <br/>in the manufacturing survey and our <br/>own worker sentiment and that is still <br/>seeing a pretty solid, maybe even <br/>good to great, jobs market for 2024, Nela Richardson's, ADP Research Institute <br/>chief economist, via 'Newsweek'")
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_meet-the-preston-mum-who-enters-competitions-for-a-living-and-has-won-over-35k-worth-of-prizes.webp "Meet the Preston mum who enters competitions for a living - and has won over £35k worth of prizes including cash, gift cards, holidays and tailored suits.<br/><br/>Rebecca MacBain, 37, says she first started entering competitions while on maternity leave in 2016 - and after her first win was hooked. <br/><br/>And when she went back to work and realised she was spending £800 per month on childcare, she decided to quit her job and enter competitions full-time.<br/><br/>She now won thousands of pounds worth of prizes - and says “comping” has allowed her to give her family experiences she could never have afforded. <br/><br/>Credit: SWNS")
_singapore-minister-indrani-rajah-proposes-tamil-language-introduction-in-public-schools-124-oneindia.webp "Indian-origin minister Indrani Rajah highlights the importance of Tamil as a mother tongue in Singapore, advocating for its early exposure to children. She underscores the need for active usage and constant exposure to keep the language vibrant. The Tamil Language Festival, launched by Rajah, celebrates Tamil culture and heritage, fostering connections and pride within the community. <br/> <br/>#Singaporenews #Singapore #Tamillanguage #Tamil #TamilLanguageFestival #IndraneeRajah #SingaporeTamil #Worldnews #Oneindia #Oneindianews <br/>~HT.99~PR.152~ED.155~")
_gostrey-meadow-gets-chainsaw-carved-wood-sculpture-by-michael-jones.webp "After his recent project at West Street Cemetery the talented chainsaw wood sculptor Michael Jones is back creating a piece for Gostrey Meadow.<br/>The piece at Gostrey Meadow features a Heron but there are a few more additions that will be added later on this week.<br/>The project is funded by Farnham Town Council as part of Farnham in Bloom.Jones believes that if the weather holds up the project will be completed later this week.<br/>The West Street Cemetery statue was finished last week and features animals such as a Fox , Two Owls , a squirrel, a Deer and a Hawk.<br/>Michael Jones started off as a Tree Surgeon when he was 18 and five years later started taking up chainsaw wood carving. The chainsaw wood carving is now his full-time job in which he works for council commissions, businesses and private clients creating wood carved figures such as animals, mythical creatures and people.<br/>He is completely self-taught and whilst he does use design to guide him most of his creation are done through skill , experience and his imagination.")
_princess-anne39s-son-peter-phillips-has-hailed-the-prince-and-princess-of-wales.webp "Peter Phillips says Prince William and Princess Catherine have done a \")
_kent-student-101-season-2024-episode-10.webp "In today's episode, we're talking all about postgrad. <br/><br/>We'll be looking at how students can use university provided services to explore their employment opportunities, how to begin your job hunt, and look at ways to financially plan leaving uni. <br/>")
_xs-coveted-blue-check-mark-will-once-again-be-free.webp "TheStreet’s Remy Blaire brings you the biggest news of the day, including what investors are watching and why Elon Musk is making the blue check mark free again.")
_-dhamaal-comedy-shorts-hd.webp "Dhamaal is a 2007 Indian Hindi bollywood comedy film starring Sanjay Dutt, Ritesh Deshmukh, Arshad Warsi, Aashish Chaudhary and Javed Jaffrey in the lead roles while Asrani, Sanjay Mishra, Murli Sharma, Vijay Raaz, Manoj Pahwa, Tiku Talsania and Prem Chopra are featured in supporting roles.<br/><br/>Roy (Riteish Deshmukh) is kicked out of his job for not guarding a certain building. Adi (Arshad Warsi) is using a mixtape to play a saxophone. After his audience finds out, they thrash him. Adi's autistic brother Manav (Javed Jaffrey) tries to get a Rs.50 Banknote back from a guy by reaching his wallet, only for his hand to be stuck in the guy's back pocket, while putting the wallet back after getting the money.The guy soon finds out and thrashes Manav (Javed Jaffrey). Boman Contractor (Ashish Chaudhary) accidentally damages his father Nari's (Asrani) car's window, he is then kicked out of his house by Nari. All four of them wind up together in a woman's (Suhasini Mulay) house, where they go partying at nightclubs. In the house however, they're useless, as they don't do anything around and haven't paid their rent yet, after they play pranks on the woman, she kicks them out of the house for not paying their rents and tells them to get a decent job. Desperate to earn money, they devise up a plan. Adi (Arshad warsi) tells Manav (Javed jaffrey)to steal a painting from the house. They decide to sell it to the son of the late Businessman Dwiwedi. However, Manav accidentally picks up a blank painting not knowing the reality. They humorously sell the painting for Rs.20,000 to Dwiwedi. They then pick up the original painting with the intention to sell it to Mr. Aggarwal, not knowing that he has been murdered. The case is handled by Inspector Gadha Kulkarni (Murli Sharma). He learns that before Mr. Aggrawal was murdered, he was speaking on the phone to somebody and he mentioned the words \")
_california-may-outlaw-work-calls-after-hours.webp "San Francisco state assembly member Matt Haney has introduced a bill that would give employees the “right to disconnect” from their jobs when they’re off the clock. Veuer’s Matt Hoffman reports.")
_ge-aerospace-spins-off-as-standalone-company-expects-billions-in-profits-and-job-growth.webp "GE Aerospace, formerly GE Aviation, has spun off as a separate company based in Evendale, Ohio. The spinoff is part of General Electric's breakup of its industrial conglomerate into multiple standalone businesses. GE Aerospace expects over $6 billion in annual profits, growing to as much as $10 billion by 2028. The company is investing over $100 million in its Evendale plant, employing around 9,000 local workers. The UAW local president welcomed the opportunities for expanded employment and manufacturing at the Evendale site.")
_going-from-full-time-patient-to-health-care-worker-made-me-a-better-sonographer92.webp "A woman who went from full-time patient to health care worker says her experiences made her a “better” sonographer.<br/><br/>Jackie Penn, 31, spent eight years of her life in and out of hospital battling several autoimmune diseases.<br/><br/>She was diagnosed with Crohn's disease aged 13 after experiencing stomach issues.<br/><br/>Jackie was then diagnosed with bronchiectasis aged 15 – a long-term condition that can make the lungs more vulnerable to infection – and was constantly being admitted to hospital with pneumonia.<br/><br/>After finally finding the drugs which could help keep her conditions under control Jackie felt inspired to go back to school to retrain as a sonographer.<br/><br/>She experienced a mixture of good and bad bedside manner as a patient and wanted to make a difference to how people are treated.<br/><br/>Jackie, a sonographer, from Los Angeles, California, US, said: “From aged 13 to 21 I spent a lot of time in and out of hospital.<br/><br/>“What was happening to my body was traumatic.<br/><br/>“Sometimes people don’t treat you like a human.<br/><br/>“I thought ‘I can do better than that’.<br/><br/>“There has to be a better way to treat patients.<br/><br/>“My goal is to have people leave happier than when they came in.<br/><br/>“I feel I can relate to a patient and it makes them feel relaxed.<br/><br/>“I’m a better healthcare professional because of my experience.”<br/><br/>Jackie struggled with a loss of appetite as a child and noticed blood in her poo.<br/><br/>She was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease aged 13 and was fitted with a colostomy bag aged 21.<br/><br/>She also struggled with her breathing and constant illness as a child and was diagnosed with bronchiectasis aged 15.<br/><br/>Jackie spent the next eight years in and out of hospital while doctors worked to find a drug that helped ease both her conditions.<br/><br/>She remembers the positive and negative experiences she had with healthcare professionals and their bedside manner.<br/><br/>Jackie said: “One nurse came in and tried to move me around after I had surgery to remove my intestines.<br/><br/>“I said ‘what are you doing?’ and they ignored me.<br/><br/>“Once a nurse was chewing gum. It’s pretty unprofessional.<br/><br/>“You feel like you’re vulnerable.”<br/><br/>When Jackie had her colostomy reversed in May 2017 she decided she wanted to go back to school to go into a medical profession.<br/><br/>She left her photography job and started ultrasound tech school in January 2021 – after working out she wanted to go into sonography.<br/><br/>Jackie said: “I did a lot of shadowing.<br/><br/>“I found I really enjoyed ultrasound tech.<br/><br/>“I felt like a detective.”<br/><br/>Jackie graduated and started her job as a sonographer in July 2022.")
_us-job-market-stays-strong-despite-widespread-layoffs.webp "US Job Market , Stays Strong Despite , Widespread Layoffs.<br/>'Newsweek' reports that government job cuts are at the highest <br/>they've been since September of 2011, with the most recent <br/>wave of layoffs hitting Army and Veterans Affairs offices.<br/>The latest data from job search and coaching firm <br/>Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc. comes amid <br/>job losses in different industries across the U.S. .<br/>Government agencies cut <br/>over 36,000 jobs in March, <br/>with 10,000 layoffs coming <br/>from Veterans Affairs.<br/>Overall, over 90,000 positions were <br/>eliminated by employers last month, <br/>a 7% increase from February's numbers.<br/>Layoffs certainly ticked up<br/>to round out the first quarter, <br/>though below last year's levels. <br/>Many companies appear <br/>to be reverting to a <br/>'do more with less' approach, Andy Challenger, workplace and labor expert at <br/>Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc., via 'Newsweek'.<br/>Since the beginning of 2024, technology firms <br/>cut over 42,000 positions, with tech companies <br/>reducing over 14,000 positions in March alone.<br/>While Technology continues to <br/>lead all industries so far this year, <br/>several industries, including Energy <br/>and Industrial Manufacturing, are <br/>cutting more jobs this year than last, Andy Challenger, workplace and labor expert at <br/>Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc., via 'Newsweek'.<br/>While Technology continues to <br/>lead all industries so far this year, <br/>several industries, including Energy <br/>and Industrial Manufacturing, are <br/>cutting more jobs this year than last, Andy Challenger, workplace and labor expert at <br/>Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc., via 'Newsweek'.<br/>Q1 of 2024 also saw financial firms cut <br/>positions, slashing nearly 29,000 jobs.<br/>Despite the waves of layoffs, experts suggest <br/>that workers are still experiencing <br/>a strong labor market. .<br/>Strong growth of 184,000 jobs, <br/>strong pay growth per job changers, <br/>and these sentiment indicators both <br/>in the manufacturing survey and our <br/>own worker sentiment and that is still <br/>seeing a pretty solid, maybe even <br/>good to great, jobs market for 2024, Nela Richardson's, ADP Research Institute <br/>chief economist, via 'Newsweek'")
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