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Summit1g Shuts Down Rumors of Him Quitting Twitch

Jaryd ‘summit1g’ is one of the biggest names on Twitch without a doubt. He has over five million followers and an audience that doesn’t miss a single stream. So when a clip started making the rounds saying summit1g was quitting Twitch to make a video game, that obviously had people riled up. But don’t you worry, it wasn’t exactly taken in the proper context. Summit1g’s not going anywhere. Why would he give up that kind of following and income? As a former CSGO pro, Summit1g again has an absolutely massive following. He no doubt makes a very comfortable living on Twitch, so why would he stop? The clip, without any context says he (summit1g) is quitting Twitch to make a video game. Honestly? A shooter or something from someone with his level of experience would be ground-breaking. In the video, Summit1g said the following: “I have decided that I am going to end my contract with Twitch and take on the next chapter of my life, which is making a video game. So, I’m out.” Summit1g looks very serious about quitting Twitch in the clip. Clips are very short though, so you miss the greater context. After the clip, Summit1g starts laughing about it. Ending his streaming career would just make zero sense. On Twitter, a response was penned to people taking this as anything other than a goof: I’m surprised so many ppl fell for an out of context clip of me quitting streaming. It was a joke, not stopping anytime soon if it’s up to me. Just wanted to clear that up in case ppl come to my twitter worried lol.— summit1g (@summit1g) November 19, 2020 “I’m surprised so many ppl fell for an out of context clip of me quitting streaming. It was a joke, not stopping…

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Biden taps Facebook executive for White House role as big tech infiltrates transition

President-elect Joe Biden is busy hiring staffers for his transition team and his administration, including some individuals with ties to the country’s largest technology companies.Biden named Louisa Terrell the White House director of legislative affairs Friday. Terrell is a former member of the Obama administration, though she also served in a senior position at Facebook.Biden last week announced members of the agency review teams, which include a number of individuals who worked for big technology companies ranging from Uber to Amazon.Former Apple lobbyist Cynthia Hogan is working full-time for the administration, as is Jessica Hertz, who worked for Facebook.BIDEN TRANSITION TEAM LEANS ON LEFT-WING GROUPS FOR STAFF: REPORTLawmakers, especially the more progressive members of the Democratic Party, have criticized the country’s largest technology companies throughout recent years, over concerns ranging from anticompetitive behaviors to censorship.Progressives including Sens. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., have advocated breaking up companies like Google and Amazon over their alleged monopolistic practices, said to limit the ability of others in their respective industries to compete.Big tech concerns, however, are shared by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. Biden’s position on big tech is less well-known. He has said he would repeal Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (CDA), which protects companies like YouTube and Twitter from liability for most content posted on their sites by third-party users even though the companies themselves generally oversee that content.Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., reportedly said she is concerned about the influence big tech – specifically Uber – may have on the administration, following the defeat of Proposition 22 in California. Prop 22 would have required companies in the gig economy to reclassify independent contractors as employees with benefits.As previously reported by Fox News, the Biden-Harris team also is leaning on left-wing philanthropic groups for staffers as it prepares to take over the Oval Office.CLICK HERE TO…

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DrLupo announces all Twitch tips will be donated to charity

Entertainment Published: 21/Nov/2020 1:25 by Alex Tsiaoussidis DrLupo Benjamin ‘DrLupo’ Lupo is no stranger to philanthropy, but now he’s kicked it to a whole new level and decided to donate all future tips on his Twitch channel to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Popular streamers are widely considered to be a force for good. They entertain the masses and create tight-knit communities, and some have even made an effort to give something back. Iman ‘Pokimane’ Anys, who was named the highest-earning female streamer this year, capped her donations to five dollars and urged fans to support other causes with the excess.  Felix ‘PewDiePie’ Kjellberg did something similar. Initially, he turned off donations completely. But then he had an even better idea. He turned them back on and started donating them all to charity. Now, DrLupo is doing the same. The 33-year-old American Twitch star has been one of the platform’s most philanthropic streamers. In 2018, he raised more than one million dollars for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Then, less than a year later, he doubled that and raised over two million dollars in a 24-hour stream.  Now, he’s at it again.  DrLupoDrLupo is one of the most charitable and philanthropic Twitch streamers in the world. DrLupo is hosting yet another Build Against Cancer stream. It’s happening between December 19 and December 20, and all donations will go to the same cause. Read more: DrLupo condemns claims his Twitch community is toxic In addition, people can also buy an official t-shirt, with all proceeds donated to the cause. The sale numbers alone have already raised around $20,000, and it’s only going up. Design By Humans / DrLupoBuild Against Cancer T-Shirts are selling like hot-cakes. If that wasn’t enough, DrLupo has also gone above and beyond and made a permanent pledge. “Effective…

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'Supernatural' didn't last 15 years on 'brotherly love' or even Dean and Cas chemistry, here's why it …

According to the creator Eric Kripke, EP Robert Singer, and writer and EP Andrew Dabb in the TV special 'Supernatural: The Long Road Home', the reason for the longevity of the show is the "brotherly bond" between Sam and Dean. For some, especially the young LGBTQ Tumblr fandom who championed Destiel, it was the chemistry between Dean and Cas -- the boy and the angel who would always watch over him. Neither, however, is the actual reason why the show survived so long. Instead, the reason why the show survived this long exists outside the show itself – in all the "extra-curricular'" activities that the actors and crew got up to. The first Creation Entertainment convention for Supernatural happened in 2006. Before that, from Season 1 itself, the season-end "bloopers gag reel" was established as a thing. In 2011, Misha Collins began the GISHWHES -- The Greatest International Scavenger Hunt the World Has Ever Seen, to encourage intense participation and investment of emotion, time, and money from the Supernatural fandom. Even people who had never watched the show got drawn into the GISHWHES craziness (it holds the record for the "largest media scavenger hunt") and later drawn into the "SPN family" as a result. Collins, later followed by Ackles and Padalecki, frequently engaged with fans, to use the SPN platform for measurable good. Fans participating in charity drives organized by the cast not only got to interact with the stars but also had a sense of achievement about being a force for good, collectively, that they would never be on an individual level. The Creation Entertainment's Supernatural conventions are not especially ground-breaking in any way either and very cynically, they are money-grabs playing on fans' desire to have access to the cast -- to have a bit of tinsel town…

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Cardi B has hilarious, relatable mom moment during Instagram video: 'I can't even be sexy In peace'

Cardi B had a hilarious motherhood moment when she tried to shoot a sexy video for social media.On Thursday, the “WAP” rapper shared a video to Instagram of herself, which starts out with her serving looks in front of the camera while wearing a corset top and green sunglasses. Then, as she plays with her hair, a tiny voice calls out “mommy” and Cardi’s 2-year-old daughter Kulture could be seen off-frame interrupting. Cardi made an awkward smile towards the camera before she stopped recording.Cardi B's daughter interrupted her while trying to shoot a sexy video. (Photos: Instagram)“I can’t even be sexy In peace,” she captioned the post.The video has been watched millions of times and nearly 40,000 users commented on the post, praising its reliability and hilarity.“Ohhhh the struggles that only a mother can understand ... You go mama,” one person wrote. “LMAO MOM LIFE. I felt this heavyyy,” someone said. “Her switch up from cardi to mommy mode was amazing,” a fan added.Cardi has shared other heartwarming moments with Kulture, showing their sweet mother-daughter bond.The artist has been open about the realities of being a working mom. During an interview with Vogue, the Grammy-winner admitted that Kulture, whom she shares with husband Offset, is her constant motivation to work harder.“All the time I’m thinking about my kid. I’m shaking my a**, but at the same time I’m doing business, I’m on the phone with my business manager saying, ‘Make sure that a percentage of my check goes to my kid’s trust,’” she said. “I give my daughter so much love, and I’m setting her up for a future. I want to tell her that a lot of the sh** that I have done in life, no matter what I did, knowing that I wanted to have kids made me…

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Boulder County Drug Task Force arrests five in Operation Razzle Dazzle

Five people alleged to be part of a Boulder County drug dealing ring that operated and communicated via Snapchat have been arrested as part of what officials are calling Operation Razzle Dazzle. Michael Galvan, 30, is charged with 20 counts of distribution of a controlled substance, three counts of distribution of marijuana concentrate and money laundering, according to court records. Brittany Kole, 22, is charged with two counts of distribution of a controlled substance, conspiracy to distribute controlled substances, two counts of possession with intent to distribute, four counts of distribution of marijuana concentrate, possession of a controlled substance and possession of a firearm during a drug felony. Izaiah Sampson, 24, is charged with two counts of distribution of a controlled substance, possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute, possession of a controlled substance, distribution of a controlled substance near a school, violation of a protection order and violation of bond. Garrett Rexroad, 25, is charged with five counts of distribution of a controlled substance, two counts of possession with intent to distribute and three counts of possession of a controlled substance. John Dilkes, 25, is charged with two counts of possession with intent to distribute and four counts of possession of a controlled substance. All five have posted bond, with Galvan set for a preliminary hearing in November, Kole and Sampson set for hearings in December, and Dilkes and Rexroad scheduled for arraignments in January. According to an arrest affidavit, a Boulder County Drug Task Force undercover detective on numerous occasions bought cocaine, marijuana, methamphetamine, ecstasy and Xanax from the drug ring, which Galvan told the detective was run primarily through Snapchat. The detective was first introduced to Kole and Galvan through an informant at a buy in July 2019, and conducted numerous buys over the course…

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How to Get a Job

In brief Tailor your résumé and cover letter to land an interview. Learn as much as you can about the employer and role. Demonstrate your soft skills. Landing the job you want, especially in a competitive field, goes beyond having the right skills and experience. How you communicate, how organized and prompt you are, and how you present yourself will determine whether you are selected over other candidates. Arming yourself with knowledge about the company and role will demonstrate that you have done your research. Preparing for a range of questions shows you can think on your feet. The following steps will help prepare you to land the job you want. Nail down the basics. Your cover letter and résumé, which concisely explain your experience and skills, are the basic but essential building blocks of landing the job. Some employers use automated systems to scanrésumés to see if you are a match. Most résumés need to first get past that automated system for you to be considered in the first place. If you can’t get past that, you may never have the opportunity to show you are right for the job. Make sure your résumé is in the most simple format possible. You might need multiple versions of your résumé that are tailored for the specific jobs you are applying for. You’re going to need to write cover letters that have a personal touch for each role. Quick tips Keep it simple. Stick to the most standard formatting possible with your résumé. Use keywords. The more frequently certain keywords appear in a job description, the more important they likely are. Make sure those words are included in your résumé. Tailor your cover letter. Your cover letter should be specific to the company and job you are applying to. Four talent…

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London's Taskovski Films Nabs Ifda Competitor 'Ultimina' (Exclusive)

London’s Taskovski Films Nabs IDFA Competitor ‘Ultimina’ (Exclusive) 20 November 2020 by Emiliano De Pablos Variety - Film News London-based Taskovski Films has acquired worldwide rights outside Italy to Jacopo Quadri’s “Ultimina,” which world premieres on Nov. 21 at Amsterdam’s IDFA documentary festival.“Ultimina” is co-produced by Quadri’s Rome-based outfit Ubulibri with Rai Cinema and the deal takes in streaming rights on the Taskovski Films Vimeo VOD platform.The documentary follows a 86-year-old woman living alone on a Tuscany farm, who looks back on a tough life in which men have always been the boss.“The film is presented in a unique auteurist language and it touches on an important topic for us, which is women’s rights, speaking not only about the older days and generations in Italy, but the whole of European women rights over the last 70 years,” Taskovski Films CEO, Irena Taskovski, told Variety.She added: “We were captivated by the character of Ultimina, a cheerful and joyous 80-year-old lady full of enthusiasm and energy, See full article at Variety - Film News » Rai Cinema Vimeo ZDF IMDb.com, Inc. takes no responsibility for the content or accuracy of the above news articles, Tweets, or blog posts. This content is published for the entertainment of our users only. The news articles, Tweets, and blog posts do not represent IMDb's opinions nor can we guarantee that the reporting therein is completely factual. Please visit the source responsible for the item in question to report any concerns you may have regarding content or accuracy.

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