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FREDERICTON -- New Brunswickers under the age of 40 have the lowest COVID-19 vaccine turnout rate but public health is trying different strategies to improve that. As of Tuesday, the age breakdown of those with their first COVID-19 dose was: Individuals between the ages 12 to 19: 65.8 per cent Individuals in their 20s: 65.4 per cent Individuals in their 30s: 68 per cent Individuals in their 40s: 75.5 per cent The rates steadily rise from there, to 97.3 per cent of those in their 80s. “To help encourage more in these particular age groups to get vaccinated, we are running programmatic audio advertisements on many platforms, including podcast channels and social media channels like TikTok/Snapchat and as well as targeted Facebook advertisements,” said a spokesperson for the province’s Department of Health. There are also vaccine clinics scheduled at the University of New Brunswick Fredericton campus pharmacy. They run once a week until the end of August. “They can get in and out really easily, so it’s accessible for them so that when we come back in the fall hopefully we’ll have as many students vaccinated as possible,” said Niko Coady, UNB Students’ Union vice president communications. “It kind of…

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If you’re tired of sending brilliant takes into the Twitterverse only to be met with wave after wave of reply guys, a new Twitter feature could give you some relief. Starting today, anyone on Twitter will be able to adjust who can reply to individual tweets after they’ve been sent. Previously, you could limit who could reply to tweets when they were created, but you couldn’t go in and change your selection after the fact. On Twitter, you don’t always have a sense of what kind of tweets will attract unwanted attention until it’s too late. The new feature makes the option to limit replies to people you follow or only people mentioned in a tweet much more useful, particularly because the mute button doesn’t always cut it. Twitter added the option to limit replies last August to boost “meaningful conversations” on the social network and to help people feel safer from harassment when they tweet. Product researcher Jane Manchun Wong first spotted the feature’s expansion in June.

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Vimeo Inc. (NASDAQ:VMEO) price closed lower on Tuesday, July 13, dropping -3.60% below its previous close. >> 7 Top Picks for the Post-Pandemic Economy A look at today’s price movement shows that the recent level at last check reads $49.87, with intraday deals fluctuating between $49.08 and $51.63. Taking into account the 52-week price action we note that the stock hit a 52-week high of $58.00 and 52-week low of $38.00. The stock added 11.14% on its value in the past month. Revisions to the company’s EPS highlights a short term direction of a stock’s price movement, which in the last 7 days came up with no upward and no downward reviews. Here is a look at the average analyst rating for the stock as represented on a scale of 1.00 to 5.00, with the extremes of 1.00 and 5.00 suggesting the stock is strong buy or strong sell respectively. Specifically, 5 analysts have assigned VMEO a recommendation rating as follows: 1 rate it as a Hold; 4 advise Buy while 0 analyst(s) assign an Overweight rating. 0 analyst(s) have tagged the Vimeo Inc. (VMEO) stock as Underweight, with 0 recommending Sell. In general, analysts have rated the stock Buy,…

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Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau's dislike for each other spilling into the public forum has been one of the most fun things to happen in golf in years. The now-infamous video of Koepka rolling his eyes out the back of his head while DeChambeau walked by escalated their interpersonal conflict to silly levels. Most recently, Koepka trash-talked DeChambeau about The Match (which Koepka wasn't even involved in) and DeChambeau got fans kicked out of a tournament for calling him "Brooksy."Since it is the most interesting off-the-course story in the game, Koepka was asked about it once again on Tuesday as he and other tour members arrived at Royal St. George's for this weekend's The Open Championship. He has been more than willing to answer questions about his dispute with his fellow golfer, and gave viewers an inside look into exactly how this feud got to where it is. They had apparently agreed to not mention the other, but then DeChambeau went on Twitch and poked fun at Koepka for appearing in ESPN's Body Issue. That, apparently, signaled to Koepka that anything was fair game. Via ESPN: "He didn't like that I had mentioned his name in slow play, so we…

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WhatsApp recently started rolling out the new View Once feature to iOS users running the application's beta version. The View Once feature allows the sender to send text messages as well as media which disappears after the recipient views it. iOS WhatsApp beta users are now receiving the feature, according to WABetainfo, a website that tracks the latest features on the instant messaging platform. iOS users using WhatsApp beta will receive a pop-up explaining the new feature. The pop-up is expected to show up before they send any media file on the instant messaging app. Reportedly, users will also see a blue-and-white '1' icon in the caption text box. The feature has already been rolled to WhatsApp beta testers on Android. A similar feature was first introduced by Snapchat and then later brought to Instagram as well. With WhatsApp, the feature will also function in a similar way. However, there are some problems with the feature being actually useful. Despite the View Once feature, there is big loophole where the media sent under this mode can still be saved by the recipient. WhatsApp does not have a screenshot detection feature and any person who views the media can even take…