Saturday, February 22

Author: Dayle Beck

Swimsuits That Had Been Chosen By Chance With The Help Of A Size 32J Fashion Editor Were 30 In Total.
12Jul By Dayle BeckNo Comments
Fashion

Swimsuits That Had Been Chosen By Chance With The Help Of A Size 32J Fashion Editor Were 30 In Total.

For years, women with large breasts were relegated to two types of swimwear: matronly wiring that covered their breasts entirely, or flouncy and frilly lingerie-like designs with full cup coverage. But now designers are creating swimsuits that are not only flattering but also fashionable. I love my Whistles blue-and-white gingham swimsuit because it looks like real swimwear rather than a bra that happens to be waterproof. Thanks to the arrival of a range of philanthropic individual brands, consumers having special needs are finally being provided options that make better sense for them. Just say, bustier swimwear now actually looks like bustier swimwear. Carly Worson and Stephanie Korn, from Melbourne, Australia, have created a swimwear brand for women with larger cup sizes. They had...
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UK Antitrust Officials Are Investigating Microsoft’s $68.7 Billion Acquisition Of Activision Blizzard.
7Jul By Dayle BeckNo Comments
Tech

UK Antitrust Officials Are Investigating Microsoft’s $68.7 Billion Acquisition Of Activision Blizzard.

The UK competition regulator announced Wednesday that it was launching an antitrust investigation into Microsoft's proposed $68.7 billion acquisition of video gaming giant Activision Blizzard. The probe will focus on whether the deal may substantially lessen competition—or create expectations that it might. Microsoft has previously said it expects antitrust officials to scrutinize how the deal, announced in January, may affect competition in the video game industry, app stores and even labor markets. "We expect and believe it's suitable for controllers to investigate this obtaining," Lisa Tanzi, corporate VP and general direction at Microsoft, said in a proclamation Wednesday. "We have been clear about how we intend to maintain our gaming business and why we accept the arrangement will ...
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Because Of The Wildfire Threat, Machu Picchu In Peru Recently Faced Threats.
3Jul By Dayle BeckNo Comments
Travel

Because Of The Wildfire Threat, Machu Picchu In Peru Recently Faced Threats.

Peru's firefighters were battling to control a forest fire near the Incan ruins of Machu Picchu on Thursday, as the fire threatened to reach the historic site high up in the Andes. The firebrand, which encompassed an area of roughly half the size of Vatican City, started on Tuesday by farmers burning undergrowth and debris to clear the way for a new planting season. As of Wednesday, about 20 hectares (49 acres) had been affected by the fire. The mayor of the nearby city of Cusco said that Machu Picchu, a complex of stone structures sitting atop a mountain, was built more than 500 years ago by Incas. The fire's remoteness has hindered firefighters' efforts. "We have already been fighting the forest fire for two days and it has not been possible to get it under control, given the area is ...
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A Time-Tested Practice May Provide Temporary Relief From Chronic Tension Headaches.
3Jul By Dayle BeckNo Comments
Life Style

A Time-Tested Practice May Provide Temporary Relief From Chronic Tension Headaches.

People who experience a particularly persistent type of headache pain may derive relief by performing an ancient Chinese practice, according to recent research. For people that have chronic tension-type headaches, acupuncture can reduce the amount of monthly headaches. This was published in a journal by the American Academy of Neurology on June 22. A tension headache is a pressing or tightening feeling on both sides of the head with mild to moderate intensity. After two months of treatment, acupuncture may provide relief from chronic tension headaches for at least eight months, said Dr. Ying Li, principal investigator of the study and professor at Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Past investigations have discovered that needle therapy might be compelling for lon...
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NetEase Has Delayed The Launch Of ‘Diablo Immortal’ In China.
24Jun By Dayle BeckNo Comments
Tech

NetEase Has Delayed The Launch Of ‘Diablo Immortal’ In China.

NetEase appears to be in trouble. The Chinese gaming company postponed the release of a video game that was expected to be released on mainland China this week after its social media accounts were blocked for reportedly politicizing a comment. "Diablo Immortal," which was scheduled to be delivered on Thursday, has been delayed until additional notification, as indicated by a declaration on NetEase's (NTES) Chinese site on Sunday. The title was co-made by NetEase and Blizzard Entertainment, a division of Activision Blizzard (ATVI).   NetEase didn't give motivation to the last-minute postponement, yet proposed in its proclamation that it was making specialized updates to the game. The organization didn't share another delivery date, and declined to remark further regarding this...
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Big Tech CEOs Come To Congress In Anticipation Of Landmark Antitrust Legislation.
22Jun By Dayle BeckNo Comments
Tech

Big Tech CEOs Come To Congress In Anticipation Of Landmark Antitrust Legislation.

Amid a push to pass landmark antitrust legislation, Big Tech is bringing out its heaviest hitters to influence the members whose votes could decide the bill's fate. Google CEO Sundar Pichai will travel to Washington next week to meet with US lawmakers, two people familiar with the plans said. Pichai's excursion comes after Apple (AAPL) CEO Tim Cook was spotted meandering the Senate last week. (Apple didn't answer inquiries on Cook's visit at that point.) It likewise follows a report by Politico that Amazon (AMZN) CEO Andy Jassy has straightforwardly called numerous individuals from Congress to communicate resistance to the bill. In an explanation, an Amazon representative told CNN that Jassy "meets with policymakers on the two sides of the passageway in regards to strategy gives that co...
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A Posthumous Book By Virgil Abloh Will Be Published, A Work In Progress Created After His Death.
22Jun By Dayle BeckNo Comments
Life Style

A Posthumous Book By Virgil Abloh Will Be Published, A Work In Progress Created After His Death.

Penguin Random House has announced that it will posthumously publish Work in Progress, a book Virgil Abloh began writing before his death in 2021. Work in Progress, co-authored by the late, visionary Off-White founder and artistic director of menswear at Louis Vuitton and Anja Aronowsky Cronberg, founder and editor-in-chief of Vestoj, will be a “hybrid work that combines cultural criticism, theory, art, and personal narrative.” It does not yet have a publication date. Abloh has sought refuge in intellectual, theoretical, and imaginative conversations with Aronowsky Cronberg about his work. One World told Vogue that Abloh’s new book, Work in Progress, is the culmination of their dialogue. The book illuminates the ideas behind Abloh’s astonishing process and practice. Nicole Counts, senio...
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Glass Bar Danglings Over A Cliff In The State Of Georgia.
18Jun By Dayle BeckNo Comments
Travel

Glass Bar Danglings Over A Cliff In The State Of Georgia.

Due to its mild ale, you might first need to consume a serving of alcohol before you can even think about heading to the drinking establishment. At Dashbashi Canyon, a 240-meter-long (787 feet) glass pedestrian bridge in the shape of a "diamond" suspended to a "peak" was designed. The transparent, steel and glass structure, which rises to 280 meters—or about 919 feet—and spans across the natural monument, offers panoramic views of its stunning waterfalls and caves. The enormous bridge took around three years to construct, with Georgia's Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili attending its official opening on June 14. The bridge's multi-level bar, located at its highest point, is reportedly the world's largest and tallest hanging structure. The venue has been submitted to the Guinness Wor...
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Putin Lambasts The West And Declares That The Era Of The Unipolar World Has Come To An End.
18Jun By Dayle BeckNo Comments
News

Putin Lambasts The West And Declares That The Era Of The Unipolar World Has Come To An End.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced Thursday the last day of the age of "unipolarity," in a speech delivered at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, which lambasted Western countries. "When they won the Cold War, the US declared themselves God's own representatives on earth," Putin told the audience. The much-hyped speech was delayed by more than 90 minutes because of distributed denial of service attacks on its systems. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told journalists in an impromptu conference call that the speech was postponed due to DDoS attacks on its systems. It's not clear who perpetrated the attack. Ukrainian IT Army, a hacker collective, called the St. Petersburg Forum as a target earlier this week on Twitter. Putin's address at an annual conference ...
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No, Google’s AI Is Not Artificial.
15Jun By Dayle BeckNo Comments
Tech

No, Google’s AI Is Not Artificial.

Tech companies are constantly advertising the advances of their artificial intelligence. But Google was quick to debunk unverified claims that one of its programs had become sentient. As per an educational story in the Washington Post on Saturday, one Google engineer expressed that after many connections with a bleeding edge, unreleased AI framework called LaMDA, he accepted the program had accomplished a degree of cognizance. In meetings and public articulations, numerous in the AI people group pushed back at the designer's cases, while some brought up that his story features how the innovation can lead individuals to dole out human credits to it. In any case, the conviction that Google's AI could be aware seemingly features both our feelings of trepidation and assumptions for what ...
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