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Channa Silva on his music-centric podcast  Channa Silva, a Sri Lankan living in the Philippines, is an important figure in the podcast community. He started the music podcast Channa Channa Channa, where he interviews bands, artists, fans, and people of the music industry from around the world.  So far, he has recorded over 145 episodes and interviewed many bands from around the world. Silva grew up in Negombo, Sri Lanka, moved to Manila for a work assignment 15 years ago, and fell in love with the place and people and met his wife. He is also a dad to his son, his two Beagles, and five cats.  Talking to Brunch about his love for music, he told us that he had been a music fan from the age of four or five when his dad gave him his first Top 1,000 cassette tape. Since then, he has been an avid listener, fan, and collector of music, especially metal/rock.  As a metalhead,  » Read More

The Claremont Bowling Club’s member clubhouse continues to be vandalised as the application to temporarily convert the erf into an adventure park goes on. In an ironic twist, the driver behind the proposal to temporarily use the property at 13 Bowwood Road in Claremont for a 4x4 off-road adventure park has discovered that, like the planned trail, the municipal application process is strewn with obstacles.On-site notice by the City of Cape Town at the grounds formerly occupied by the Claremont Bowling Club gave residents until Saturday 13 February to comment on the application for temporary land-use departure in terms of the Cape Town Municipal Planning by-law, 2015: erf 177827 Cape Town. If all had gone to plan, the findings of the public participation process should have been finalised at a Municipal Planning Tribunal (MPT) on Monday 17 May.Rashaad Carlsen, the lessee of the vacant property in Bowwood, says that one week before his application was meant to be deliberated at the MPT meeting, he was notified the item had been removed from the agenda.  » Read More

Yik Yak has returned after a four-year hiatus and the social media app is back better than ever, giving people a chance to pick up its experiences since 2017. Social media applications have centered on the big three of the new generation with Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. However, other apps were also in the spotlight, with the likes of Yik Yak. The social media app of Yik Yak is infamous as well, especially as its anonymity has been the center of racial slurs and bullying among students of different universities and colleges. Yik Yak Returns this 2021 After 4 Year Hiatus (Photo : Yik Yak via Twitter) Yik Yak has been gone for a solid four years, and its departure did not say anything about any internal or external issues it faced before it being shut down. Also, it was not said that it would be going on a hiatus, as people initially conceived it as something long-lasting or permanent. According to its announcement via Twitter,  » Read More

Twitter wants to increase the commitment of its users on Spaces through the introduction of a devoted tab and highlight instrument. Not only that the platform is also concentrating on the advancement of Twitter Spaces discovery so that every user can get the prompt of related and continuing audio chats that are according to their interests. Therefore, the platform is now working on the option which will allow the host of Twitter Spaces to include the hashtags to increase the reach. Through this latest option, the users will be able to conveniently share and search those Spaces in which they are mostly concerned.It will be a good way to gather different users who are interested in the topics as the video shows that the host will be able to tag 3 topics that are relevant to the debate and this will attract other people who are also absorbed in the relevant topic. This will make the sharing easy and more users will be involved in the related discussions. The platform has further introduced the advanced form of topic assortment.  » Read More

Last week, the tech news was buzzing about a new mobile application, Glass.photo, a subscription-based, no-ads, privacy-centric photo-sharing iOS application. This is being marketed as the new Instagram, as Instagram becomes a full surveillance tool for Zuckerberg (and not to forget it is pivoting to video for fears that TikTok is eroding its market). The Glass.photo application, Glass, is now available on the App Store. It requires you to sign in using Apple — giving you an option to not use your real name and email address. Once signed in — you can either enter your invite code or you will be put on the waiting list. I waited and eventually got in. The next step is to select your subscription preference: monthly or annually. Glass.photo provides you with a free 14-day trial, after which you will be charged. Next, Glass will ask you to select at least three (3) users to follow to start your feed, and then you are good to go. You get also three (3) invites. Luckily, it does not require you to give-up your contacts to use it — unlike other applications out there (ahem,  » Read More

MR Accuracy Reports has published The Global IT Project Management Software Industry report delivers en executive-level blueprint of the IT Project Management Software market that will help clients to build strategies to expand their market operations. The report on the Global IT Project Management Software market is an in-depth study that covers all the aspects of the industry. Extensive primary and secondary research has been used to carefully prepare this report. In addition to this, the report features insights from industry experts. Correlation, regression, and time-series models are included in the report so that it will provide insightful analysis of the key industry trends. The Report Lists the Key Companies in the IT Project Management Software Market: Monday, Nulab, Wrike, Clubhouse, Conceptboard, Zoho Sprints, Airfocus, Freshworks, Ganttpro, Bitrix, Meisterlabs, Kitovu, Logic Software, Harmony Business Systems, Asana, Atlassian, Clickup, Workfront, Targetprocess, Favro, Projectmanager, Avaza Software, Proactive Software, Appfluence, Celoxis Technologies, Workotter For More Information Get Free Sample PDF :https://www.mraccuracyreports.com/report-sample/205908 The report begins with a brief overview of the Global IT Project Management Software market and then moves on to evaluate the key trends of the market.  » Read More

From: Stacy Palmer Subject: Delta Variant and Fundraising Events; Innovative Idea to Reach More Supporters Erin Hall Good morning.It’s not just gyms, schools, and workplaces that are demanding proof of Covid vaccination — now that might become standard practice at charity fundraising events.Some nonprofits are already carding their donors, Emily Haynes learned as she asked charities how the Delta variant is changing their plans for the fall. Many groups are canceling plans for in-person events — especially large ones — but some are keeping small events, like the backyard party (above) that Hopeful Horizons in Beaufort, S.C., held at the home of one of its board members.But even that idea is feeling risky now, says Erin Hall, the charity’s chief fundraiser. “I felt good about an outdoor in-person event a month ago,” she says. “Now I’m not sure, and I don’t think there are any right answers.”What’s clear from Emily’s interviews is that charities will be relying for a long time to come on what they learned from pandemic fundraising.  » Read More

We’re pleased to bring you “While You Were Out”—Verily's quick takes on the happenings of this week. Jamie Spears says he will step down as Britney’s conservatorBritney Spears’ father, Jamie, now says that he will give up his controversial position as her conservator. In a legal filing this week, Jamie’s attorney states: “Even as Mr. Spears is the unremitting target of unjustified attacks, he does not believe that a public battle with his daughter over his continuing service as her conservator would be in her best interests… even though he must contest this unjustified Petition for his removal, Mr. Spears intends to work with the Court and his daughter’s new attorney to prepare for an orderly transition to a new conservator.”Public pressure has been building to end Jamie Spears’ role in the conservatorship after Britney made it clear that she considered his behavior abusive. She has said he has controlled her career and even her reproductive life. Even Congress has weighed in on the situation and the subject of abusive conservatorships in general.  » Read More

Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later.We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time.More info A major sports ground redevelopment - required because a bypass is cutting through existing facilities - has got the green light in Solihull. Highways England has helped draw up the new layout for the Warwickshire Gaelic Athletic Association (WGAA), in Catherine de Barnes Lane. The scheme would involve the construction of a new clubhouse, the creation of a new all-weather pitch and alterations to other playing surfaces. Read more:Badger bother causes problems on Solihull school grounds In the spring, borough councillors had agreed to defer the application because of concern about lack of detail surrounding some of the changes at the greenbelt location. Planning officers had this week said there had been several tweaks to the scheme tabled a few months ago,  » Read More

An artist's aerial vision for the project at DunbarLet us know what you think and join the conversation at the bottom of this article.Included in the proposals at Dunbar Golf Club – founded in 1856 – is a brand-new clubhouse, a nine-hole short course, golf academy, driving range and new greenkeeper facilities.Sign up to our daily newsletterThe i newsletter cut through the noiseFunding for the upgrades will be enabled by a 78-home development by CALA, designed to blend into the surroundings and split between two locations within the club’s existing land.How the entrance will look.Phase one will see the construction of the clubhouse, golf academy and driving range along with 60 new homes to the south of the site, towards Deer Park Cemetery, while 18 homes will form phase two to the north, on land which includes the location of the current clubhouse.G1 Architects is behind the designs for the £3.6m clubhouse, following on from celebrated projects at Castle Stuart Golf Links,  » Read More