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Hello @ROVEN , you activity is good and as mr.axelxcapo siad , you are capable of being staff .But i came with few questions . 1. Which of the four elements do you consider most powerful and why ? ( Air / Water / Fire / Earth / Light ) : 2. When you are in deprssion , How will you overcome that ? : 3. What if you worked with someone who managed to ' take credit ' for all your works ? How would you handle it ? :

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MINI John Cooper Works GP Inspired Edition launched at Rs 46.90 lakh, limited to only 15 units for India Offered as a Completely Built-Up unit (CBU), only 15 units of the MINI John Cooper Works GP Inspired Edition are available for India. HIGHLIGHTS Offered as a Completely Built-Up unit (CBU), only 15 units of the MINI John Cooper Works GP Inspired Edition are available for India. The MINI John Cooper Works GP Inspired Edition pays tribute to the MINI John Cooper Works GP, by bringing authentic racetrack flair to the road. The limited edition brings in racing-inspired looks coupled with finest quality materials along and hosts of visual enhancements. MINI India introduced a new limited edition MINI John Cooper Works GP Inspired Edition in the country at a price of Rs 46.90 lakh (ex-showroom, India). Offered as a Completely Built-Up unit (CBU), only 15 units of the MINI John Cooper Works GP Inspired Edition are available for India. The MINI John Cooper Works GP Inspired Edition pays tribute to the MINI John Cooper Works GP, by bringing authentic racetrack flair to the road. The limited-edition brings in racing-inspired looks coupled with the finest quality materials along and hosts of visual enhancements. The exterior of the MINI John Cooper Works GP Inspired Edition takes inspiration from the motorsport heritage of the British brand. The limited-edition offers exterior changes such as racing grey metallic exterior colour, contrasting melting silver metallic roof, mirror caps and John Cooper Works rear spoiler. The 18in two-tone alloys come with GP badged wheel hub caps while the exterior surrounds, inner parts of headlights & rear lights, door handles, fuel filler cap, front grille surround and MINI emblem in the front & rear are part of the piano black exterior package. The side scuttles and air intake trim gets carbon fibre highlight. The interior of the MINI John Cooper Works GP Inspired Edition carries forward the racing heritage with sports seats in leather Dinamica finish with GP badging. The GP logo is also featured on the floor mats for the driver and front passenger, while both front and rear mats are finished in red stitching. The steering wheel is crafted in ‘Walknappa’ leather with red contrast stitching. The 3D-printed paddle shifts with distinctive GP badging is exclusive to this limited edition. The key receives 3D printed GP inspired keycap. The panorama sunroof allows ample amounts of natural light and fresh air in the cabin. The MINI John Cooper Works GP Inspired Edition is feature-loaded with 6.5-inches circular central instrument panel surrounded by an LED ring. The standard infotainment features include Apple CarPlay, MINI navigation system, Radio MINI visual boost with touch functionality, USB interface and Harman Kardon audio system, featuring 12 speakers and an 8-channel digital amplifier. The standard safety equipment comprises of front and passenger airbags, brake assist, 3-point seat belts, dynamic stability control, crash sensor, anti-lock braking system, cornering brake control and run-flat indicator. The MINI John Cooper Works GP Inspired Edition comes with a 2.0 litre, 4-cylinder TwinPower turbo engine developing 231bhp and 320Nm, coupled with 8-speed Steptronic Sport transmission. The limited-edition accelerates from 0-100kmph in 6.1seconds.

You Can Prevent Heart Disease and Stroke Know your risk. If you’re between 40 and 75 years old and have never had a heart attack or stroke, use our Check. Change. Control. CalculatorTM to estimate your risk of having a cardiovascular event in the next 10 years. Certain factors can increase your risk, such as smoking, kidney disease or a family history of early heart disease. Knowing your risk factors can help you and your health care team decide on the best treatment plan for you. Many risk factors can be improved with lifestyle changes. Eat a healthy diet. Center your eating plan around vegetables, fruits, whole grains, legumes, nuts, plant-based proteins, lean animal proteins and fish. Make smart choices like limiting refined carbohydrates, processed meats and sweetened drinks. Use the nutrition facts label on packaged foods to cut back on sodium, added sugars and saturated fats, and avoid trans fat. Be physically active. Move more – it’s one of the best ways to stay healthy, prevent disease and age well. Adults should get at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity or 75 minutes of vigorous activity each week. If you’re already active, you can increase your intensity for even more benefits. If you’re not active now, get started by simply sitting less and moving more. Watch your weight. Stay at a healthy weight for you. Lose weight if you’re overweight or obese. Start by eating fewer calories and moving more. You can check your body mass index (BMI). If you need help, talk to your health care team about a weight loss plan. Live tobacco-free. If you don’t smoke, vape or use tobacco products, don’t ever start. There’s no such thing as a safe tobacco product. If quitting smoking or tobacco is a challenge for you, ask your team for help to kick the habit using proven methods. Don’t just swap one tobacco source for another. And try to avoid secondhand smoke, too! Manage conditions. If you have high blood pressure (hypertension), high cholesterol, high blood sugar, diabetes or other conditions that put you at greater risk, it’s very important to work with your health care team and make lifestyle changes. Many conditions can be prevented or managed by eating better, getting active, losing weight and quitting tobacco. Take your medicine. If you have a health condition, your doctor may prescribe statins or other medications to help control cholesterol, blood sugar and blood pressure. Take all medications as directed. But don’t take aspirin as a preventive measure unless your doctor tells you to. If you’ve never had a heart attack or stroke, a daily aspirin may not help you at all and could cause problems including risk of bleeding. If you’ve had a heart attack or stroke, your doctor may want you to take a low dose of aspirin to reduce your risk of having another. Be a team player. Your health care team can help you reduce your risk of heart disease or stroke to live a longer, healthier life. Work together on your prevention plan. Ask questions, and be open about any challenges you may face in trying to make healthy changes. Stress, sleep, mental health, family situations, tobacco use, food access, social support and other issues all can affect your health and well-being.

How China gradually took over construction of Nepal's international airports Construction companies under Chinese Communist Party (CCP) have often forced incumbent governments to abandon ongoing projects with anyone other than China in the region. The expansion of Nepal's largest international airport has been enveloped in controversies over alleged corruption, loan extensions, fund stoppage and changing construction companies. The modus operandi seems akin to what happened during Maldives' airport expansion when China jumped into the fray. The past decade has seen growing and aggressive infrastructure building in India's neighbourhood by Chinese state-owned companies. Construction companies under Chinese Communist Party (CCP) have often forced incumbent governments to abandon ongoing projects with anyone other than China. Companies abandoning projects are generally given out-of-court settlements - compensations big enough to stop work and leave. CCP-owned companies then take over the projects and gain political influence in these countries. India Today OSINT team investigates two such projects in Nepal through satellite images over the past decade and as latest as of 01 Nov 2020. Kathmandu airport expansion Nepal's first airport, Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu, had planned expansion to accommodate traffic of 10 million passengers annually by 2035. The expansion project was awarded to Spanish company 'SANJOSE Constructora' whose pace of work Nepal thought was slow and supposedly not satisfied with. The contract was terminated in 2016 for which the Spanish firm has sought $3 bn compensation. Later in 2017, the same contract was given to Chinese state-owned Shanxi Construction Engineering Group which started expansion work. The CCP owned company withdrew quoting high cement prices and Nepali company Kalika Tundi Joint Venture took over the project. There are strong rumours that these are front companies of CCP brought in due to Indian influence and pressure. The satellite images of the last four years indicate that after the CCP owned Shanxi Group undertook the project work has seen steady progress. The runway has now been extended by 300m on the Southern end and provides for safety during takeoffs. The apron has been expanded by 150m X 120m for accommodating two wide-bodied and three narrow-bodied aircraft. A remote parking bay of size 200m X 60m has been constructed next to the old hangars constructed possibly by the Spanish company. A small expansion of 45m X 30m has been added to the main terminal building. The pace of work carried out and typical Chinese barracks for construction staff along with the cement mixer plant that have come up after Shanxi group's withdrawal from the contract suggest that the CCP company as the rumours suggest is possibly still working under the garb of the new joint venture. Proposed expansions at TIA There are multiple projects are proposed but not yet seen the light of the day. An extension of 300m of the runway at the Northern end similar to the Southern for safety during landing was proposed but somehow no work has begun on it. Two remote parking bays for 15 wide-body aircraft similar to the one already constructed of size 200 m x 60 m has been proposed on the eastern side of the runway. A new larger terminal building for international travel is proposed to be built next to the present terminal building which in turn will be converted to the domestic terminal. The Nepalese government was requested by Asian Development Bank to study their proposal for this new international terminal building to be built on the eastern side of the runway. A new taxiway which probably was in the contract with the Spanish company previously has not yet commenced work. A new contract with all these proposals has possibly been awarded to another Chinese state-owned enterprise China National Aero Technology International Engineering Corporation, specialising in building airports to be completed by 2022.

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UAE PM Sheikh Mohammed receives dose of Chinese Covid-19 vaccine UAE Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum received a dose of the Covid-19 vaccine developed by China's Sinopharm on Tuesday. The Prime Minister and Vice-President of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), as well as the ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum received a dose of the coronavirus vaccine on Tuesday. Sheikh Mohammed took to Twitter to share the news along with a photo of him getting a shot of the Covid-19 vaccine. "While receiving the Covid-19 vaccine today. We wish everyone safety and great health, and we are proud of our teams who have worked relentlessly to make the vaccine available in the UAE. The future will always be better in the UAE," he wrote in his post. According to an Al Jazeera report, Sheikh Mohammed received a shot of the Covid-19 vaccine developed by Chinese state pharmaceutical giant Sinopharm. He is the latest in the line of top Emirati officials to be vaccinated against coronavirus in recent days. The foreign minister, Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al-Nahyan, and deputy prime minister Sheikh Saif bin Zayed Al-Nahyan have also taken the experimental vaccine. In September, Bahrain announced that Crown Prince Salman had taken part in third phase trials of the Sinopharm vaccine. SINOPHARM CANDIDATE ENTERS PHASE III TRIALS IN UAE Last month, UAE had authorised the emergency use of the Sinopharm Covid-19 vaccine as part of the country's measures to protect health workers in close contact with Covid-19 patients and ensure their safety. The vaccine candidate, nearing the end of phase III trials in the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Bahrain and Jordan, is a partnership between Sinopharm's China National Biotec Group (CNBG) and Abu Dhabi-based artificial intelligence and cloud computing company Group 42 (G42). The phase III trials of the inactivated virus vaccine began in mid-July in the UAE and were expanded to Bahrain, Egypt and Jordan. G42 Healthcare CEO Ashish Koshy last month said the vaccine had been administered to more than 31,000 people across those countries. On Tuesday, Bahrain granted emergency approval for the use of the Chinese Covid-19 vaccine candidate on frontline workers. UAE APPROVES TRIALS OF RUSSIAN VACCINE Last month, authorities announced the UAE had also approved clinical trials of Russia's Sputnik V, becoming the first Middle East country to do so. Human trials of Russia’s Covid-19 vaccine, named Sputnik V, will be held in the United Arab Emirates, the second country after Belarus to take part in the programme of which results are expected before the end of November “The results of the UAE trial will be combined with the results of the of the trial in Russia and other countries,” Kirill Dmitriev, head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) said in the statement, adding that interim results will be published before the end of November. The UAE’s health minister said that the Gulf state’s high degree of demographic diversity made it an advantageous location to hold a vaccine trial. The UAE has so far reported 1,36,149 confirmed cases of coronavirus as well as 503 deaths according to the latest data.

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Hello , @Revo 324 1 . How will you lead a project as a leader , what are the steps you follow ? : 2 . Which is the essential thing in life and explain that : 3 . As you said ( I like to share my own proposals with others to benefit ) if you like that , Then tell me some proposal for our community . (any 3) :

Hello @Agent 47' , I came with few questions 1 . What are your key professional strengths ? : 2 . Why should we hire you as moderator ? : 3 . Why did your last request rejected have you brought any changes ? (past to current ) :

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2021 Yamaha MT-09 showcased: Lighter, more powerful and tech-loaded! Yamaha has just dropped a first look at the 2021 MT-09, with more power, more tech and more punch than the motorcycle it replaces. HIGHLIGHTS Powered by a new 890cc cross-plane motor inline triple with 117bhp and 93Nm. 6-axis IMU adapted from the Yamaha YZF-R1. 2021 Yamaha MT-09 weighs 3kg less. The Yamaha MT-09 has always been one of the most formidable street fighters out there, although the arrival of tech-loaded rivals seems to have spurred Yamaha to completely overhaul their middle-weight naked without taking away from the MT-09s iconic presence. Changes on the MT-09 start at the front with a new design for the headlamps, replacing the old unit is a new single projector LED that is flanked by two LED strips. The new lights are a full departure from the twin-projector on the present generation of the MT. Although it is arguably less sinister in terms of appeal, it sets the tone for the rest of the 2021 MT-09. The tank too has gone under the knife with noticeably more angles and sinews. Under the skin is a new Deltabox frame for the MT-09 that's lighter than before and has 50 per cent greater lateral rigidity to improve the MT-09's stability while riding in a straight line. The 2021 MT-09 also gets a brand new swingarm made of aluminium, that is 250gm lighter than the one on the current motorcycle. All found the new frame and the lighter engine weight have resulted in a 3kg drop in the MT-09s weight with the new bike set to tip the scales at 189kg. Suspension duties are divided between fully-adjustable 41mm Kayaba USD fork and a preload plus rebound adjustable Kayaba mono-shock at the rear. The 2021 MT09 will also feature a shorter wheelbase and slightly more in the form of ground clearance as well (140mm). As a result, you get slightly tweaked ergonomics but Yamaha has also left space for some customisation on the part of the rider. The handlebars can be rotated for better reach, the footpeg height can be adjusted by 14mm and can be set 10mm either forward or behind, depending on what suits the rider. However, the biggest change features on the new cross-plane inline-triple engine. Added displacement takes the headlines with the MT-09 motor growing from 847cc to a well-rounded 890cc, courtesy a longer stroke. Forged pistons and other engine bits contribute to a lighter more powerful engine, that now make 117bhp at 10,000rpm and 93Nm of torque. In addition, the MT 09 will also feature a 6-axis IMU from the R1 that should help the MT keep that power down and ensure that most of it is available to the rider. The Yamaha MT-09 has always been at the premium end of the middle-weight segment and with the slew of updates is likely to be well north of the 12 lakh price tag on the BS4 motorcycle. Yamaha sure has given the MT-09 everything it needed in terms of kit, but with the competition, like the 790 Duke and the Triumph Street Triple already on sale and with similar kit pricing will be key.

5 Vitamin E-Rich Foods For Healthy Skin And Hair You Must Have For Breakfast In Winters Vitamin E Diet: Start your daily beauty regimen with a skin-friendly diet. Include these vitamin E-rich foods in your breakfast and say goodbye to skin woes in winters. Highlights : Vitamin E is known to improve skin and hair health. Vitamin E can hep fight skin problems during dry winters. Here are some vitamin E-rich foods you can add to your breakfast diet. Winters can cast its dry spell on our skin making it itchy, dry and flaky. As the cold weather sets in, it's important to take care of your skin and hair, and enrich them with moisture and skin-benefiting oils. Vitamin E oil is commonly used in cosmetic products to stave off dryness from the skin, but it is usually flanked with other artificial ingredients and chemicals too. The best way to provide plenty of vitamin E to the skin is through diet. Vitamin E carries the ability to fight free radicals and cleanses it while protecting it from common skin problems and ageing-related symptoms, including dryness, patchiness, sunburn and dark spots. Dr. Manoj Ahuja, Radiologist, highlights the benefits of vitamin E further: "Vitamin E regulates free radicals while travelling through the body. Ample vitamin E consumption prevents oxidative stress and helps improve our skin and hair, along with boosting immunity." Start your daily beauty regimen with a skin-friendly diet. Include these vitamin E-rich foods in your breakfast and say goodbye to skin problems in winters. Vitamin E-Rich Foods For Skin And Hair Health: 1. Almonds Health experts suggest soaking up to 5 almonds overnight and having them in the morning after peeling their skin. You can either have almonds along with your bed tea or add them to your breakfast cereal. 2. Spinach The green leafy vegetable can be used to make a number of morning meals. Add boiled and chopped spinach to eggs to make an omelette and scrambled eggs. You can also make spinach ravioli or make a nice filling of spinach and paneer to stuff inside your sandwich. 3. Avocado This savoury fruit has become the latest breakfast sensation. You can make plain avocado toast or mash avocado with other foods like eggs, meats and veggies to top your bread with. Another way to use avocado is by making its dip and pairing it with your meals. Avocado's creamy texture makes it an excellent breakfast food option. 4. Sunflower Seeds These tiny seeds are big on vitamin E content. Roasted sunflower seeds can make for a great munching snack to pair with your morning tea. Or, you can simply sprinkle the seeds on your oatmeal, cereal, pancakes and other meals. 5. Peanuts Here's another reason to slather your bread with peanut butter. Other ways to use peanuts in the morning is by adding them to upma and poha, or blending them with other foods to make shakes and smoothies.

8 killed, 124 injured in bomb blast at religious seminary in Pakistan's Peshawar Officials said that eight people were killed and 124 others were injured in the bomb blast that took place in a religious seminary in northwest Pakistan's Peshawar city on Tuesday. A bag filled with explosive materials was kept close to wall of the seminary by some unknown person which went off, another official said. Eight people were killed and 124 others were injured as a powerful blast ripped through a religious seminary in northwest Pakistan's Peshawar city on Tuesday, an official said. The blast took place around 8:30 am at a local mosque, which also serves as a religious school in Dir Colony in interior Peshawar. At the time of the blast, students were reading the Quran, news agency PTI quoted Peshawar police chief Muhammad Ali Khan as saying. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister's Advisor on Information Kamran Bangash and Spokesman of the LRH Hospital Asim Khan confirmed that eight persons have died and 124 others were injured in the blast. "Those who spread terror will never succeed in their mission," Bangash was quoted as saying. He further said that the incident would be fully probed and the perpetrators will be brought to book.There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the blast in the city. A bag filled with explosive materials was kept close to the wall of the seminary by some unknown person which went off, superintendent of police in Peshawar city Waqar Azeem was quoted by PTI as saying. He also said the bag is believed to have had an IED device that went off. An official from the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) said 4 to 5 kilogram explosives were used in the blast.Most of the students who died and were injured in the bast were aged between 7-11 years, the official said, adding that many of them were from Afghanistan. Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan condemned the deadly blast and prayed for the speedy recovery of the injured."Deeply saddened by terrorist attack on madrassah in Peshawar. My condolences go to the victims families and prayers for early recovery of the injured. I want to assure my nation we will ensure the terrorists responsible for this cowardly barbaric attack are brought to justice asap," Imran Khan tweeted. There was a general threat alert in the Peshawar district, said Khyber Pakhtunkhwa police chief Sanaullah Abbasi, who also confirmed the death toll.According to police, around 40-50 students were present inside the seminary when the bomb went off. The seminary's administration said around 1,100 students study at the institution.Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Mehmud Khan condemned the attack on children. He has convened a meeting to take stock of the security situation in the province. The area has been cordoned off and police teams are collecting evidence. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Health Minister Taimur Saleem Jhagra visited the site of the blast. Speaking to reporters, he said that the focus was on providing the injured the best possible treatment to increase their chances of recovery. "Just back from a quick visit to Lady Reading Hospital, following the blast at a Madrassa in Dir Colony, Peshawar. Talked to the Chief Secretary, CCPO and the DC, as well as hospital administration. LRH has received 70 injured, with 7 patients dead on arrival," he tweeted. PML-N Vice-President Maryam Nawaz termed it a "heart-rending" incident."The damage inflicted to students is extremely saddening. There is no compensation for the mothers who have lost their children," she said.Last month, five people were killed and two others injured in a blast in the Akbarpura area of Nowshera, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.