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Sep. 21, 2022Updated: Sep. 21, 2022 5:49 a.m. FILE - A Glovo food delivery courier stands next to Sol square in Madrid, Spain, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020. Spain has fined delivery company Glovo nearly 79 million euros ($78 million) for violating a 2021 law that obliged app-based food delivery platforms to make their riders full employees, Spain’s labor minister said Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2022.Manu Fernandez/AP MADRID (AP) — Spain fined delivery company Glovo nearly 79 million euros ($78 million) for violating a 2021 law that obliged app-based food delivery platforms to make their riders full employees, Spain’s labor minister said Wednesday. Labor Minister Yolanda Díaz said Glovo had continued to treat some 10,000 regular riders as self-employed workers when they should have been taken on as staff employees. “We are talking about workers who are actually not self-employed, and so the full weight of the law will fall on the company,” Díaz said. The minister confirmed the fine, originally reported by Cadena SER radio, to reporters at the Spanish Parliament.  » Read More

PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Toronto interim manager John Schneider walked out of the clubhouse after his team scored in all but one inning and — this was almost as big as its 10 extra-base hits — had fans inside Philadelphia's ballpark chanting "Let's go, Blue Jays!" and simply deadpanned: "Pitchers' duel."Not quite.Matt Chapman hit a three-run homer in the first inning, Jackie Bradley Jr. added a three-run shot in the ninth and the Blue Jays used 21 hits to rough up the Phillies 18-11 on Tuesday night in a matchup of teams headed in opposite directions as they play for wild-card berths.The Blue Jays are in better shape, not only as winners of five of seven games, but with a firm grip on the top wild-card spot in the American League. The Phillies, who suffered a three-game weekend sweep at Atlanta, lost their fifth straight game.Philadelphia kept a 2½-game lead (plus the tiebreaker) over the Milwaukee Brewers for the final National League wild-card spot. The Mets beat the Brewers 7-5.  » Read More

September 20, 2022 Enduro brand manager Chris Feucht and other key staffers will present to the public/local retailers on bike bearing design, manufacturing, and service. Oakland, California (Sept 20th, 2022) /ENDURANCE SPORTSWIRE/ – On the heels of Enduro Bearings’ successful ‘Bearings & Brews Speakeasy’ events at the Rapha Clubhouse in San Francisco and the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame in Marin, Enduro is bringing the fun and informative event to Colorado. They will be hosting a free-to-the-public ‘Bearings & Brews Speakeasy’ at the Rapha Clubhouse in Boulder (1815 Pearl St.). The event will take place at 5:30 pm on Wednesday, October 5th. Chris Feucht, Enduro Bearings’ Brand Manager, will share how Enduro became the go-to performance bearing supplier for global bicycle and component manufacturers, while other team members will demonstrate proper bearing removal/replacement and wrenching secrets for success. Attendees will also learn about Enduro’s renowned, lifetime-guaranteed Maxhit 440C stainless and XD15 ceramic-hybrid product lines and why industry leaders annually spec millions of Enduro bearings to meet the varying demands of road, gravel,  » Read More

LOWER WOODS HARBOUR, N.S. — There was lots of laughter and squeals of delight as children, parents and grandparents gathered at the Clubhouse Playground on Station Road in Woods Harbour on Sept. 7. It was the grand re-opening of the community playground, first opened in 1993 through volunteer efforts led by Becky Lou Brannen, president of the Clubhouse Playground Association. Children enjoy the swing set at the Clubhouse Playground on Station Road in Woods Harbour. KATHY JOHNSON - Kathy Johnson “This is the second if not the third generation by now to enjoy the playground," said Brannen. “My youngest is 30, he was only 2 the first time, so I thought it was time to do it again.” All new playing apparatuses and a new play surface of engineered wood fibre – recommended to aid in inclusion – has been installed at the playground. “A lot of the funding came from the live well challenges back in 2018,” said Brannen. “That got the ball rolling and then we did some fundraisers throughout the community but a lot of donations came from the live well challenges.” The Station Road Schooner,  » Read More

In September 2022, Gosford Sailing Club is celebrating its 90 year anniversary. After commencing as the Gosford Rowing, Sailing and Motor Club in 1932, then the Gosford and Brisbane Water Aquatic Club, it was named the Gosford Sailing Club in 1941. The old clubhouse prior to 1966 The initial sailing fleet in 1932 comprised two 16ft skiffs, increasing to ten by 1938 when the Club hosted the NSW Northern Zone Championship and held its first Easter Regatta for 16ft skiffs, 12ft canvas sailing boats and model yachts. Club racing continued until early 1942 when the war made its presence felt on the Central Coast and, fearing a Japanese invasion, the Australian Government ordered the immobilisation of all types of water craft. Racing recommenced in January 1944 and, in 1945, the Easter Regatta returned with 45 16ft skiffs and 13 VJs representing eight clubs. This event continued each year through the 40s, 50s, 60s and into the 70s with the number of skiff entries between 50 and 70 and the number of VJ entries rising to around 90.  » Read More

Staff said about 300 people have volunteered to make sure golf carts are available for golfers. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Golfing is underway at the Tanasi Golf Club in Tellico Village after a fire destroyed the clubhouse in late August. The staff said, though, it would not have been possible without the help of hundreds of volunteers. Casey Flenniken, who is the head golf professional at Tanasi, explained they used to house the golf carts in the clubhouse that burned down. Now, staff has no choice but to put them in a facility about half a mile away from the golf course. "So that requires a lot from our staff, a lot of personnel," he added. "And, obviously, we were not able to bring all staff members in, so we need some volunteers." Flenniken said about 300 volunteers have chimed in since, driving the golf carts half a mile back and forth. "Tellico Village is the epitome of the term, 'It takes a village,'" he said.  » Read More

It's easy to dismiss the late-night see-ya-later the Red Sox gave to Kevin Plawecki. The Red Sox already had two catchers they wanted to prioritize playing, and a spot on the 40-man roster for a look-see at reliever Franklin German needed to be freed up. This has become all about 2023, and Plawecki - a free agent-to-be - simply wasn't going to be part of that plan. Simple, right? Only for those who don't understand how building a winning baseball team works. While it is only three weeks to go in the 2022 season, one could make the argument that Plawecki's presence was more important than ever. Major league newbies were starting to flood the Red Sox clubhouse, each trying to find their way. And when it comes to a tour guide, there would have been no one better than Plawecki, who was the bridge between pitcher and hitter, young and old. Yet, instead of prioritizing Plawecki over the likes of Abraham Almonte (insert head scratch),  » Read More

Skip to content Home ⁄ Technology ⁄ Nothing OS 1.1.4 update brings camera improvements, Ear 1 app integration, and more Technology This week, Nothing CEO Carl Pei did his usual antics and teased something new on the horizon via his Twitter account. Today he announced a new update for the Nothing Phone 1, which brings new features, camera improvements and bug fixes. Nothing Phone 1 XDA Forums Read:Zipp 858 NSW wheelset first ride review – Wheelsets – Wheels The new over-the-air (OTA) firmware update brings Nothing OS to version 1.1.4. It offers an impressive number of camera improvements, one of the most significant of the batch being that it offers improved color calibration for the ultra-wide angle camera which now aligns it with the main camera. Nothing has also applied a new motion detection algorithm that provides better stabilization when shooting moving subjects. Furthermore, the company has improved the shooting speed of the ultra-wide-angle camera when shooting photos in HDR.  » Read More

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Amp, Amazon’s live radio platform, is reportedly planning to launch a new creator fund to reward creators who make engaging shows and gain loyal audiences. Without specifying the amount, a spokesperson from Amp stated that millions of dollars have been set aside to pay creators through monthly awards. According to the company, the range of rewards for each creator depends on several factors, and the number of creators it pays each month may vary. Any qualified creator who has performed a show in a valid month is eligible to receive compensation from the fund. The show’s performance and the listener’s involvement, such as its reception by both new and returning viewers, will be the evaluation criteria. According to the company, the variables Amazon employs to calculate the incentive may change over time, as it explores alternative methods of compensating the artists. Every month, awards will be automatically considered for all qualifying Amp creators. Those who have been chosen will be notified by email and given instructions regarding steps to claim their rewards.  » Read More