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Author of the article: For the Expositor The popular Lynda.com has moved to LinkedIn Learning, more than doubling the number of course available to library patrons. jpg, AI One of the best online video learning services is now available for free through the Brantford Public Library. The library began offering free access to LinkedIn Learning and its more than 16,000 video tutorials on April 15. This service is available anywhere you have an internet connection on a computer, tablet or smart device. Anyone living in Brantford, Brant and Six Nations can join the library through an online application and start using this service instantly. Just go to www.brantfordlibrary.ca/join. The LinkedIn Learning service is an upgrade from the previous Lynda.com service, which was purchased by LinkedIn a few years ago. Lynda.com only had 7,000 videos in English, compared to the 16,000 videos available through LinkedIn Learning in seven languages, including French, Spanish and Mandarin. The LinkedIn Learning platform is kind of like the Netflix for learning. Library members sign in online or through the LinkedIn Learning app with their library card information. Then, they can browse through the entire video collection or search for certain topics. Videos have transcripts, which make…

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For almost his entire presidency, Donald Trump commanded the attention of the world on Twitter like no other.From firing his staff to potentially threatening a nuclear attack, the Twitter account @realDonaldTrump was an unfiltered window into one of the most powerful offices in the world.The former president knew the power of his now permanently banned account.Then on January 9, in the wake of the deadly riots on Capitol Hill, Trump's Twitter account was banned. So was his Facebook page, and just about any other account on mainstream social media networks.But in recent weeks, Trump's found a way back onto the social media platform he loved the most.Missives from the Office of the Former PresidentTrump was swift to establish his Office of the Former President once he left office."The Office will be responsible for managing President Trump's correspondence, public statements, appearances, and official activities to advance the interests of the United States and to carry on the agenda of the Trump administration through advocacy, organising, and public activism," a statement read.Mr Trump couldn't tweet the news himself, of course.But he didn't have to.Moments after the statement hit the inboxes of thousands of journalists, they tweeted it.LoadingNot long afterwards, the former president endorsed his former press…

KOB Web Staff Updated: April 15, 2021 07:58 PM Created: April 15, 2021 07:43 PM ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.- The Raising Cane's Twitter account announced it would open a restaurant in Albuquerque in 2022. The announcement did not reveal where in Albuquerque the restaurant would be located. The restaurant's Twitter account said to check its website for future updates.  Raising Cane's is known for its chicken fingers, garlic bread and Cane's sauce.  Our Albuquerque, NM restaurant will be arriving in 2022! We can't wait to serve you and the community. For more information on new locations, please be sure to periodically visit the coming soon section at the bottom of our website: https://t.co/Ax5wuznLI1 — Raising Cane's (@Raising_Canes) April 15, 2021 Copyright 2021 - KOB-TV LLC, A Hubbard Broadcasting Company

There’s a new dating app on the scene called Feels. Its unique selling point is an interface that feels closer to a Snapchat-style story or a TikTok feed rather than the swipeable cards found in other dating apps. TechCrunch reports Feels currently has around 100,000 users. Although the app is available globally, the company says its focus is primarily on the French market as it launches more widely. Feels is styling itself as an “anti-dating app,” but to be clear, this is very much still a dating app. You’re still reacting to profiles and having conversations, which, I’m sure, for a lot of people, will end up with them going on dates. At the same time, though, Feels’ interface, ahem, feels different enough from the competition to make it interesting. You can add captions and location tags to your photos. Screenshot: Feels Profiles are made up of a combination of pictures, videos, and answers to prewritten questions (similar to Hinge), but each element fills up your whole screen, and you browse through a profile by tapping on the left or right sides of the screen. Like I said, it’s very Snapchat Stories. They’re the same elements that rival dating apps…

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image copyrightGetty Imagesimage captionThe officer had met the teenager while investigating a car theftA police officer sent an inappropriate sexual Snapchat message to a vulnerable teen, a misconduct hearing was told.PC Mohammed Huzair met the 18-year-old while investigating a car theft when she was initially viewed as a possible suspect, but matters were dropped.Ten days later the Hertfordshire officer, in his 30s, sent the teenager the message and met up with her while on duty.Mr Huzair, who had resigned, was told it amounted to gross misconduct.Chief Constable Charlie Hall, who presided over the misconduct hearing, said that had Mr Huzair not already left the force, he would have been immediately dismissed without notice.Natalia Allodi-Robertson, for Herts Police, told the hearing: "The case against him is abuse of his position for sexual gain."image copyrightGoogleimage captionThe hearing was held at Hertfordshire Police's Welwyn Garden City headquartersIn June, the officer had met the teenager and, during dealings with her, learned from her father that because of "past experiences" she was vulnerable.It was decided that no further action was to be taken against her and days later, the officer sent the Snapchat message.Ms Allodi-Robertson said: "He said his partner had allowed him to have…

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First technologies emerge, and then they converge. Blockchain and extended reality technologies have been knocking on one another’s doors for a while now and doors are starting to open. Two examples happened to take place just recently, both using Snap Lens Studio to create wearable NFTs. First, What’s an NFT? “NFT” is short for “non-fungible token.” While these words and letters are increasingly being thrown around by everyone from artists to technologists, the term’s roots are in fintech so we’ll forgive you if they’re not familiar. If you’re already on board, just skip ahead while we break up the acronym into “token” and “non-fungible.” “Token” comes from the blockchain world. Without getting too deep into that rabbit hole, a token is a unique string of characters that a computer comes up with, in the process of recording and packaging long strings of data. As a result, each token that is created is completely unique because of its having been created as a process and product of the blockchain. “Non-fungible” is a finance language for “one-of-a-kind.” Something that isn’t fungible can’t be replaced and one of them isn’t as good as another. Take any given physical coin, for example. It is…