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David Gokhshtein, a former United States politician and founder of Gokhshtein Media, has recently hinted at the crypto community about the increased popularity of VeChain (VET). The continued development and successes recorded by the leading enterprise blockchain platform, VeChain, is significantly boosting its popularity among potential investors. Read Also: VeChain (VET) Wins Innovative Green Technology Award at China Green Economy Summit 2020 According to David Gokhshtein, who is a stern XRP enthusiast, but increasingly developing interest in the VeChain blockchain project, the digital token VET has been the talking point in the midst of the users of the invite-only social media app, Clubhouse. However, the former politician, who contested for a seat in the United States Congress from the Republican Party last year, did not state the basis of the discussion in relation to the VeChain blockchain project and its native token, VET. David Gokhshtein tweeted, “VET is being talked about hard in the Clubhouse rooms.” $VET is being talked about hard in the Clubhouse rooms. — David Gokhshtein (@davidgokhshtein) January 24, 2021 Read Also: VeChain (VET) To Welcome New Consensus PoA 2.0 In 2021 Binance Also Acknowledges VeChain (VET) For Its Blockchain Solutions For Businesses It was an exciting…

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One of the nice things about hosting an entirely virtual conference is that organizers have more flexibility when it comes to panels and keynotes. Some breaking news here or there, and NamesCon Organizers can quickly put together a discussion panel without much maneuvering of the agenda. This morning, Andrew Rosener reported that he acquired RL.org for $13,000 from Aishwin Vikhona. Ordinarily, this relatively small deal wouldn’t really register much on people’s radar (it doesn’t even rank in the top 30 .org sales in the last year, according to NameBio). The sale was notable because of the venue for the acquisition – Clubhouse: Just bought https://t.co/ACLD38UiKk on #Clubhouse @joinClubhouse for $13,000 in what I believe is likely the first and certainly the highest domain name transaction to happen on the platform to date! Congrats on a good deal @aishwin! #History #domainnames — Andrew Rosener (@andrewrosener) January 22, 2021 I am not very familiar with Clubhouse, only hearing about it in the context of a DNW article about .Club domain names getting registered because of the growing popularity of the Clubhouse app social media platform. I just received an email from NamesCon organizers who announced that there will be a NamesCon Online…

Rodin Eckenroth/WireImage Published on: Jan 22, 2021, 8:45 AM Coi Leray was unfairly thrown into the middle of the ongoing beef between her father Benzino and Royce Da 5’9 earlier this month when the Detroit rapper advised his enemy to be a better dad to his daughter. Now, it seems Leray has some words for her father in regards to the whole situation. On Friday (January 22), the New Jersey native unleashed a new single titled “No More Parties” where the rapper-singer gets introspective and hopes to step away from the things in her life that aren’t benefitting her. Unfortunately for Benzino, it seems like he’s a part of that. “I’m too busy getting this money counting cheddar/My daddy let me down, but I promise you I won’t let up/I wanna say fuck that man, but that shit won’t make me better,” Leray says 29 seconds into the track. She continued her disdain on the hook singing, “Fuck everybody, I can’t trust nobody/I ain’t even really tryna party, don’t invite me to no party.” Leray’s lines come as a bit of a surprise since there hasn’t been any news of her being on bad terms with Benzino. For the most part,…

ZEXPRWIRE, Despite all the rave talk among techies, their new favorite app is an invite-only social network (so far) to chat with each other. The Clubhouse app is an invitation-only social media app where people chat about topics from serious topics like music, social justice, artificial intelligence to fun trivial competitions. Auto Agencies| Jan 22, 2021 10:03 AM IST Los Angeles, CA, January 22,  ZEXPRWIRE, Despite all the rave talk among techies, their new favorite app is an invite-only social network (so far) to chat with each other. The Clubhouse app is an invitation-only social media app where people chat about topics from serious topics like music, social justice, artificial intelligence to fun trivial competitions. Clubhouse works by allowing people to join pop-up audio chat rooms that disappear when they end. Once in the rooms, users are divided into levels determined by the moderators. Users can join any chat room to see who is speaking or listening, go to their profile page, and follow each other. Clubhouse app is one of the best audio chat app in the apple store, which allows users to join group chats spontaneously. However, this may be different, since you do not need to have a…

Over the past few months, the debate about colorism in the music industry again reached a fever pitch thanks in part to breakout rapper Mulatto, her objectionable moniker, and some unfavorable interpretations of her defense for it on chat app Clubhouse. However, she’s not the only one to be criticized, as DaniLeigh‘s song “Yellow Bone” has shifted the spotlight — and fans’ disapproval — in her direction. After posting a video previewing the new song, the Miami singer deleted it when fans pointed out its questionable connotations. https://twitter.com/Mocha___Hontas/status/1352332328253665283?s=20 DaniLeigh, who recently made headlines when she confirmed her relationship to North Carolina rapper DaBaby, posted the video on the popular TikTok precursor Triller, mugging for the camera in her Marilyn Monroe-inspired makeup look. However, when she shared the video to her Instagram, fans were quick to point out the song’s messaging might be disagreeable due to the history of colorism in the United States. Despite DaniLeigh, who is of Dominican descent, trying to defend the song, the criticisms continued until she ultimately deleted it. Unfortunately for her, It had already been reposted, along with her response in the comments, by other accounts, preserving it for continued censure. “Why can’t I make…

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Planning Applications IYA Part one of this week's planning news from Sevenoaks District Council 20 October 2021 By InYourArea Community New planning applications are published in Sevenoaks District Council's weekly list. All associated documents can be viewed online on the council's planning portal.You can search for planning applications, appeals and enforcements by keyword, application reference, postcode or by a single line of an address.There were lots of applications so the list has been split into two separate articles.Part one of planning applications validated week during the week commencing Monday, October 18 can be found below:Little Mead, Church Road, Sundridge, Kent TN14 6AT: Tree works.Tyro, St Clere Hill Road, West Kingsdown, Kent TN15 6AH: Tree works.St Marys Church,  » Read More

Bravo Insider Exclusive! Create a free profile to get unlimited access to exclusive videos, sweepstakes, and more! Sign Up for Free to View Show Highlight What Raquel Leviss Really Thinks About Her Ring Bravo Insider Exclusive! Create a free profile to get unlimited access to exclusive videos, sweepstakes, and more! Sign Up for Free to View There's no doubt about it: Raquel Leviss' engagement ring from James Kennedy is a real stunner. There is some confusion, however, around the ring's provenance. And while James had claimed that he got the ring at Tiffany & Co., and even presented it to Raquel in a Tiffany-blue box ... the ring, well, wasn't actually from Tiffany's. But, the couple offered some — ahem — clarity on the issue when they appeared on What What Happens Live With Andy Cohen on October 19.  During Raquel and James' appearance in the clubhouse,  » Read More

The London-based start-up said it will no longer accept new groups and will wind down its app next month. Twitter buys group chat app Sphere.   | Photo Credit: Reuters The London-based start-up said it will no longer accept new groups and will wind down its app next month. Twitter has agreed to buy group chat app Sphere, as the social media platform looks to widen and improve its product offerings.(Sign up to our Technology newsletter, Today's Cache, for insights on emerging themes at the intersection of technology, business and policy. Click here to subscribe for free.)Founded by Tomas Halgas and Nick D’Aloisio, Sphere has raised about $30 million in the first two rounds.“We’ve been watching and admiring Twitter’s growing investment in community-building with the release of Communities, Spaces, and features that promote safety,” Sphere said in a statement.“When we met the team, we were even more impressed by how seriously they are pursuing interest-based community and how much they believe in its potential impact.”The London-based start-up said it will no longer accept new groups and will wind down its app next month.  » Read More