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Megan Ellis / Android Authority I budget for streaming services monthly, but YouTube still plays a core role in my entertainment routine. Unlike the relatively limited list of movies and shows on these services, YouTube houses hundreds of millions of videos on its servers, covering a broad range of topics from millions of creators. This wide array of content is beneficial to viewers, but it also means that YouTube’s recommendation punts can often be way off the mark. In recent weeks, I’ve noticed an uptick in disgruntled users online complaining about this very issue. Some lament seeing videos that were previously suggested re-recommended ad nauseam, while others call out suggestions that don’t align with their subscriptions or searches. In short, users aren’t seeing suggestions for videos they’re likely to watch or are happy to discover. That’s an annoying problem that ultimately ruins the YouTube experience, whether you pay for it or not. How would you rate the quality of the recommendations and suggestions you receive on YouTube? 43 votes Thankfully, I haven’t experienced these recommendation issues of late, and that’s potentially thanks to my years of meticulous and thoughtful YouTube use. But what does this entail exactly? After some introspection

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It was the location for two short-lived but admired TV shows. Scenes were shot on the quiet tree-lined avenue for last year's "magical" BBC comedy, Film Club. It had been created by its star, Stockport's Aimee Lou Wood, .And back in 1969 and 1970 Jack Rosenthal's sitcom, The Dustbinmen, was filmed there. But Ashbourne Grove in Whitefield is now at the centre of true-life drama. The stakes for two opposing sides are high. Halfway down the road of mainly immaculately kept semi-detached homes is the 122-year old Stand Golf Club. It is thriving with 550 members including a growing junior section. Click here to get the biggest stories straight to your inbox in our Daily Newsletter But the clubhouse is in a poor state of repair. It means its use as a venue for hire to provide a second source of income is no longer feasible. The controversial solution is to build a new clubhouse on greenbelt land the club owns off Ringley Road at the other end of the golf course.  » Read More

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American Conference CLEARWATER, Fla. – On Saturday, UTSA Baseball clashed with East Carolina in a matchup of the American Conference’s top two seeds. The Roadrunners prevailed by a final score of 4-2, securing their spot in Sunday’s league championship game. Drew Detlefsen excelled at the plate while UTSA’s pitching staff strung together another stellar outing. Pat Hallmark’s squad will await Saturday night’s action to find out who will occupy the other dugout in the winner-take-all affair on ESPNEWS. FIRST INNING Senior Gunnar Brown earned his 10th start of the season, taking to the mound first. A two-out single was no issue for the Roadrunner defense as Brown notched a pair of strikeouts to send his offense out for the first time. Drew Detlefsen came up with one away, lifting his first offering high and over the left-field wall for UTSA’s first home run of the weekend. No further damage came to bear, but the American Conference Player of the Year left his mark and built an early 1-0 lead. SECOND INNING A trio of ‘Runners reached safely, with a hit batter and two walks loading the bases. An ensuing flyout with one away sent Diego Diaz sprinting home, but the

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T he 1950s orange Tiki torches sticking out of the roof, the dolphin-shaped door handles, the glowing-red blowfish lamps, the thatched walls (fireproofed), the squiggly colorful straws, the mugs shaped like a cobra … all are delightfully kitschy. Beyond the Tiki trappings, the cocktails and the vibe at Bootlegger Tiki are sophisticated while still playful. “Sometimes people think Tiki cocktails are a really sugary piña colada on the beach,” says Geo Louis, the bar’s new owner. “It’s a lot more complex and interesting. We take our cocktail program seriously.” Bootlegger Tiki, in downtown Palm Springs’ Uptown Design District, has been around since 1953, first as a desert outlet of the original Don the Beachcomber bar in Hollywood. Donn Beach (born Ernest Raymond Beaumont Gantt), who built the original bar in 1934 and turned it into a franchise, was as complex as the cocktails and South Seas–inspired culture he popularized in the U.S. Beach was also a bootlegger during Prohibition, world traveler, host to Hollywood celebrities, and businessman. Bootlegger Tiki still serves drinks developed by Beach like the Zombie, a mix of rum, citrus, and spices.