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UAE minister Reem Al Hashimy highlights power of content creators in humanitarian response

Bridging data and experience Al Hashimy highlighted that effective humanitarian response requires partners who focus on people rather than headlines, translating data into credible, sensitive content that reflects the lived experiences of affected communities. She pointed to the UAE’s approach, which combines practical mechanisms like field hospitals, bakeries, evacuation of the injured, and medical treatment within the UAE. She noted that assistance to Gaza has surpassed US$2 billion, reflecting the country’s commitment to protecting vulnerable populations during crises. Balaram brings more than two decades of experience in the media industry, combining sharp editorial judgment with a deep understanding of digital news dynamics. Since 2004, he has been a core member of the gulfnews.com digital team, playing a key role in shaping its identity. Passionate about current affairs, politics, cricket, and entertainment, Balaram thrives on stories that spark conversation. His strength lies in adapting to the fast-changing news landscape and curating compelling content that resonates with readers.

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Snapchat launches Accelerator Program and hosts over 20 sessions and workshops at 1 …

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Beal Wins Again as Catamounts in Ivy vs America East Challenge – University of Vermont Athletics

HANOVER, N.H. – Vermont received powerful performances across the men's 3000m collecting all available points and in the women's mile where Alex Beal cruised to her second victory of the indoor season. Both Catamount teams finished in third place in the Ivy vs America East Challenge featuring two teams from each conference.   RELATED LINKS Results   COACH'S QUOTE "Despite the five week lay-off, we had a lot of really good results today. We will work to get sharper over the next couple meets and get some consistency with our training now that we're back on schedule.   Kudos to Nick Kidder, Alex Beal and Nate Wanger for their victories. Alex's sub-five was a tremendous performance. Sydney Greenidge produced the 4th fastest 60m dash time in UVM history with a very impressive personal best."     HOW IT HAPPENED The first Vermont point scorer of the day was Jackson King, collecting third place clearing 1.75m in his first try. Freshman Phillip Lou also finished third place in the men's pole vault at 4.15m.  » Read More

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There’s a star man, waiting in the sky – by Jeremy Gordon

I used to get paid to look at Twitter. I don’t mean that I didn’t want to do my job, and so I snuck peeks at the timeline when I was supposed to be collating print-outs or stacking boxes. I mean that my job duties formally included “looking at Twitter,” and that I drew a salaried wage from doing so. From the spring of 2014 through the summer of 2016, I was a staff writer for Pitchfork, where I was assigned to the news team. My daily responsibilities involved keeping up with Pitchfork’s various news aggregators and social media feeds, watching out for any breaking developments that might matter to our readers. The main way I did this was through a third-party service called TweetDeck, which no longer exists. TweetDeck was a subscription-based tool that allowed you to sort the accounts you followed into a series of individual feeds, and group them by theme. You could also log into multiple Twitter accounts, and keep track of everything on the same screen. Picture the falling lines of code in The Matrix , only every line of code is a tweet. That was TweetDeck. Every morning I’d sit down at my desk

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Icy roads contribute to crash on Highway 52 – ABC 6 News – kaaltv.com

(ABC 6 News) — UPDATE: Two people hurt in a crash on Highway 52 in Rochester on Saturday have been identified. 69-year-old Scott Kluver and 71-year-old Jennifer Kluver both sustained non-life threatening injuries after icy roads caused them to lose control of their vehicle and crash into the median. Both were taken to Saint Marys to be treated for their injuries. PREVIOUS STORY: Two people were hurt in a single-vehicle crash on Saturday, January 10 on Highway 52 in Rochester. According to Minnesota State Patrol, a Chevrolet Pickup was going south on the highway, when around 9:07 a.m. the driver lost control near 2nd Street SW and struck the median wall. The crash report says the road was icy. A 69-year-old man and 71-year-old woman, both from Waseca, were injured in the crash. Their names and extent of their injuries have not yet been released. The Rochester Police Department, Rochester Fire Department and Mayo Clinic Ambulance all assisted MSP at the scene.  » Read More

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