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Tenders have been invited for the construction of a new clubhouse at Rockville Park in Tor Street, Wilsonton Heights.Toowoomba Regional Council (TRC) Environment and Community Portfolio Leader, Cr Tim McMahon said the new clubhouse will give sporting groups, schools, residents and other users equal access to facilities regardless of ability or gender.“The project is required to replace the ageing clubhouse amenities constructed in 1979 which is nearing the end of its life,” Cr McMahon said.“The upgrade will deliver additional people with disabilities (PWD) compliant toilets, ambulant compliant toilets, unisex toilets, unisex showers, player and umpire change rooms, a first aid room, a meeting room, a kitchen and servery and seating areas.“This is a significant project for Toowoomba and Council encourages construction businesses based in the Toowoomba Region to submit a tender application.”Tenders close at 2.00pm on Tuesday 12th October 2021. Tenders can be lodged electronically via the LG Tender Box or in hard copy via the Tender Box, Toowoomba Regional Council,  » Read More

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Conversely, Twitter relies on polarized comments between accounts to propel conversation, and often avoids the subtle comparisons of blunt discussions and intentional misunderstandings. While Clubhouse has been contested for its lack of moderation resources, Edwards believes the vocal nature of the app allows for a healthier debate: “It prevents what you are saying from being misunderstood or misinterpreted. Real-life courtesy and decency carry over a lot more than in a Twitter discussion or a squabble in the comments section. “ OnlyFans and its creative economy Among the protagonists of the trendy social networks there is also Kim Russell, known as The Kimbino, who creates content only for OnlyFans. The 25-year-old initially made a name for herself on Instagram, where her witty and quick ‘critiques’ of celebrities and fashion shows earned her 55,000 followers, including Kim Kardashian, whom Russell regards as a collaborator and style confidant. However, she soon felt overwhelmed by the culture of Instagram – the fact that “people don’t really pay attention to long captions” and all the changes the platform made to its algorithm (like replacing the timesheet for the shopping button).  » Read More

A delivery worker cycles through Manhattan on December 02, 2020.Photo: Spencer Platt (Getty Images)A new report surveyed hundreds of delivery workers in New York City and found that many experienced unsteady wages, long hours, theft, and costly injuries. On top of that, they often described harsh treatment from restaurant owners, customers, and even the apps they work with.The report, titled “Essential but Unprotected,” is the result of a collaboration between researchers at Cornell University’s School of Industrial and Labor Relations and two local advocacy organizations focused on immigrant workers: Los Deliveristas and the Worker’s Justice Project. As part of the report, the authors surveyed 500 app delivery workers in NYC during the pandemic—a time when in-person restrictions on dining and movement led to a surge in delivery work. They also conducted interviews and focus groups.The most common complaint expressed by delivery workers was low pay. For the average worker, the report estimated their hourly pay was around $12.  » Read More

Google-owned social media and video-sharing website YouTube is an entertainment staple for many. Started by former PayPal employees Steve Chen, Chad Hurley, and Jawed Karim in 2005, it is the second most visited website in the world. From DIY to ASMR, news to commentary, YouTube has something for every type of viewer across the globe. With a monthly user base of over a billion people, it comes as no surprise that the video library of YouTube constantly keeps on updating with new content which is added every day.Amongst these numerous types of videos, sometimes it just so happens that a user wants to watch a video over and over again, i.e. on the loop. This happens most commonly in the case of DIY or tutorial videos, education-related videos, recipes or maybe for a music and song video.In such a case where a video has to be played over and over again, it becomes cumbersome to physically hit the replay button for the video after its every run. To save the user of this measly task,  » Read More

If you want to take a break from Clubhouse, here are some easy steps to deactivate your Clubhouse account. HIGHLIGHTSClubhouse is a popular invite-only audio-based app that invites users from across the world.Clubhouse usually takes 30 days to permanently delete your account.You can reactivate your account within the waiting period in case you change your mind.Clubhouse is a popular invite-only audio-based app that invites users from across the world. Interestingly, it is just like listening to someone else’s phone call or conversations, but legally. During the Coronavirus pandemic, Clubhouse gained immense popularity as it enabled people to gather on one platform in the form of voice chat rooms. Around 5000 people could attend the session in one sitting.However, if you’re no longer feeling the app and want to take a break, you can follow the steps given below to deactivate your Clubhouse account.Important things to know before deleting your Clubhouse accountIt is always a good idea to first disconnect all your social media handles associated with your account before deactivating your Clubhouse account.  » Read More

An obscure, meme-inspired cryptocurrency has suddenly surged in price after Elon Musk shared a picture of his new dog.Floki Inu coin hit an all-time high on Monday softly after the technology billionaire tweeted the image of the Shiba Inu puppy, alongside the caption “Floki has arrived”.The 150 per cent price spike was mirrored across other alternative cryptocurrencies with similar names, including Floki Shiba and Super Floki.Despite the massive price increases, all of them remain outside the list of the top 2,000 most valuable cryptocurrencies, according to CoinMarketCap’s price index.It is not the first time a tweet from Mr Musk has caused crypto markets to move, having previously helped push dogecoin to new record heights earlier this year during his appearance on Saturday Night Live.The world’s most famous meme-based currency was created in 2013 as a joke on the burgeoning cryptocurrency space pioneered by bitcoin.It took inspiration from the Shiba Inu Doge meme and soon gained attention for its fun-loving and philanthropic community that sprung up around it.  » Read More

“Let me start out with an Italian restaurant that has been around for over 100 years. It’s called Monte’s in Williamsburg,” Olivia Cohen says, speaking into her iPhone as she records her voice. It’s a spot worth visiting for “solid red sauce classics,” family-style dishes, and overall “very amazing nostalgic vibes,” she explains. And they’ve even maintained the classic decor too, which she loves.  After she has finished recording her 90 second clip, another woman, named Marie, chimes in with her take on the best Italian restaurant in town. Locanda Vini e Olii on Clinton Hill in Brooklyn is a winner, she says. It’s housed in an old pharmacy, where the aesthetics are “super cute” and the food is “very rustic.” These musings on Italian food are just one example of the kind of discussions happening on Beams – a collaborative short-form audio app that launched in April this year. On Beams, users can start a group, record themselves speaking on a particular theme and then invite others to collaborate with them asynchronously by sharing their views or experiences.   » Read More