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  1. Lionel Messi scored his 644th goal for Barcelona on Tuesday, breaking Pele’s long-held record for the most goals scored for a single club. A six-time Ballon d’Or winner, Messi is no stranger to setting records in the world of football, and he set another in the 65th minute against Valladolid, just days after equalling Pele’s record on the weekend. Following the achievement, Messi, 33, said on Instagram: "When I started playing football, I never thought I would break a record. Especially the one I broke today, which was Pele’s.” TEXT SIZE AaAa Lionel Messi scored his 644th goal for Barcelona on Tuesday, breaking Pele’s long-held record for the most goals scored for a single club. A six-time Ballon d’Or winner, Messi is no stranger to setting records in the world of football, and he set another in the 65th minute against Valladolid, just days after equalling Pele’s record on the weekend. Following the achievement, Messi, 33, said on Instagram: "When I started playing football, I never thought I would break a record. Especially the one I broke today, which was Pele’s.” Pele scored 643 goals for Brazilian club Santos between 1957-74. On his instagram page, Pele congratulated Messi: “Congratulations on your historic record, Lionel. But above all, congratulations on your beautiful career at Barcelona. Stories like ours, of loving the same club for so long, unfortunately will be increasingly rare in football. I admire you very much.” Along with his record haul of Ballon d’Or awards, and his new club scoring record, the Argentinian is also the highest scorer in the history of La Liga, with 451 goals.
  2. The value of drinking water is immeasurable for kidney health, but is it harmful to drink while eating? When we were children, our elders said, "You can't drink water with food! recommendation / order! is it really true Water or fluid intake is one of the most important repair and necessary daily activities for the body. However, drinking MORE (5-6 glasses) of water with meals can make food difficult to digest. Stomach acid and bile - they may not function adequately with drinking too much water. In addition, drinking alcohol and soda during meals can make digestion difficult, as they reduce saliva secretion. Contrary to what is known, cold water, cold coke and carbonated drinks do not have a positive effect during meals, and on the contrary, they can make digestion difficult, cause abdominal pain and cramps. SO WHAT TO DO? - DRINKING 1-2 CUPS OF WATER 30 MINUTES BEFORE A MEAL MAKES DIGESTION EASIER. - 30 MINUTES AFTER MEALING, DRINKING WATER CONTRIBUTES TO ABSORPTION OF FOOD. - DRINKING WATER TOGETHER IS NOT HARMFUL. WARM ONE- TWO CUPS OF WATER IS FULLY THE VOICE! - WATER PROVIDES EASE OF DISTRIBUTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD. SQUEEZING HALF LEMON IN THE WATER YOU DRINK AT OR AFTER ALSO PROTECTS YOU FROM KIDNEY STONES. However, sitting and urinating may be recommended for people with prostate disease.
  3. Iraqis often present themselves as the pride of literature in the Arab world. The traditional Arabic saying, “Egypt writes, Lebanon publishes, Iraq reads,” resonates through the efforts of Tahany Saleh, a young Iraqi woman who let her passion for books lead her to rebuild a library in Mosul, book by book, after Islamic State’s rule over the city was ended. About this story This story was reported by Kurdish Service’s Rebaz Majeed from Sulaimaniyah, Kurdistan Region, Iraq, and written by Rikar Hussein in Washington, D.C. Saleh, now 28, was in her first year of graduate studies in economics when the Islamic State (IS) attacked Mosul on June 4, 2014. Helping her home heal from IS rule and restoring the city’s literary culture has driven her ever since. “When IS was occupying Mosul, it was like we were entirely paralyzed; we had control over nothing, and it was impossible to do anything. It was a very unusual situation, full of anxiety, fear and remorse. All we could do was to stay strong to preserve our spirits from being tainted by the darkness that IS brought upon us,” she recalled about her life under IS. A rebellious woman since early childhood, Saleh refused to obey IS’s strict rules. She first quit school, then stopped visiting her favorite place, the university’s Central Library. She ultimately avoided going out altogether. “Not for once did I wear the back clads they forced on people. I did not leave my home for 944 days, not even to go shopping. Most of the time, I was asking myself, ‘What’s my fault? Why should I leave my school? Why can’t I move freely? What did I do to deserve to be displaced from my city?’ But I could find no answers,” she said. During that period of isolation, Saleh heard about what was happening at Mosul University’s Central Library through friends who had worked at the school. They told her IS militants locked them up on the first floor of the four-story building, forcing them to print IS propaganda pamphlets. The militants also used the space to gather university professors, forcing them to rewrite textbooks for a new “Islamic curriculum” after forbidding what they considered sinful or irrelevant subjects, such as art and philosophy. “One staff member told me IS fighters were burning books when they needed to make fire for food or to warm up. They didn’t know the value of those books,” Saleh said. A vibrant history The Central Library was established in 1921 and housed an estimated 1 million books on topics such as science, literature, philosophy, law and culture, in addition to historical maps, Ottoman-era manuscripts and Iraqi newspapers. Mohammed Jasim al-Hamdany, who directed the library during IS control, said the library started flourishing in 1967 when 60 of the city’s largest private libraries donated their historic collections. It soon became Mosul’s research center with an average of 1,500 daily visits by students. When IS entered Mosul in June 2014, they confiscated the building a few hours after taking over the city and started ransacking its valuable equipment. Iraqi and U.S. officials said that IS also were using some buildings at the university as manufacturing facilities for weaponry. In February 2015, Iraqi media reported that IS militants loaded about 8,000 books on religion, philosophy, law, science and poetry from the library into six pickup trucks with Syrian license plates and set them on fire outside the city. On the same day, the library’s official website was taken down. In a statement, Irina Bokova, director general of the United Nations’ Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), said, “This destruction marks a new phase in the cultural cleansing perpetrated in regions controlled by armed extremists in Iraq. It adds to the systematic destruction of heritage and the persecution of minorities that seeks to wipe out the cultural diversity that is the soul of the Iraqi people.”
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  6. Up-to-date version updates can be important for many devices today. It is a factor to be considered especially in terms of security. In this article, you can try the smart watch software installation from manual installation or automatic settings. Many prominent brands need software installation programs from time to time. Smart watch software installation is done manually as follows: * # 06 # learn time imei Suggestion software "Flash tool" install and run on the computer Click "Download agent" Click "Scatter config file" to select "MTK allInone DA.bin" file in the directory in the program "GPLUS60A .... cfg" file will be selected from the folder where the firmware is located. If the order is done correctly, click "Download". The clock will be turned off and it will be connected to the computer via USB. Smart watch software update general information First, the screen is lowered from top to bottom. Settings option is entered. Go to the bottom and click about. Scroll down to go to system updates. If an update is available, it will update the system. Things to consider when buying a smart watch It is important that the purchased smart watch is compatible with the mobile phone. Compatibility of operating systems is essential for interoperability. E-ink screens provide easy reading of incoming messages in bright environments. There is no glare issue and the battery life goes longer. Color displays have a shorter battery life. Multi-colored screens provide a brighter image. Watches with familiar interfaces provide convenience due to the familiarity with smartphones. Many smart watches are personalized with the strap change feature. In the future, the possibility of dislike is eliminated. It is possible to adjust the incoming notifications according to your own use. Another important point is that watches offer an application option. Application width plays a role in determining the preference. It should be known how much storage space the watch has in line with your need. Some smart watch brands Apple, Garmin, Samsung, Polar, Fitbit, Huawei SmartWatch, Teknofonik, Flykids, Dz09, Alcatel Honor, SOBIWATCH, Fonemax U8, Case A6
  7. Eating a patent is not fake. Honda introduced the first Civic Sedan last week and announced that the Hatchback version will join the family in the future. One of the CivicXI forum members managed to open a test vehicle belonging to the Mk11 Civic HB, with intense camouflage and distinctive body, on Japanese roads today. We think the patent leaked in September reflects the real design. Looking at the general lines, Honda should be aiming for the fastback stance in the new Civic Hatchback. The overall form of the vehicle resembles the Hyundai i30 Fastback because the prototype is considered tall for a hatchback, although it is considerably shorter than the sedan version. Let us remind you that the current version is 4,518 mm long and around 4.3 meters of the C-hatch on the market. If we come to the design of the rear, it is possible to see the Accord Crosstour tracks here, but if you ask us, the new Civic Hatchback has this design better. Despite the concealment efforts, we can see that the boot top spoiler attachment in the aforementioned patent images is also included in the test vehicle. The stop arrangement on the tailgate cannot be chosen much, so we do not know whether the part is functional or just visual. It should also be noted that the vehicle has a rear wiper, which is an advantage of the hatchback characteristics. Honda engineers, using a steeply-shaped layout instead of the Audi RS style oval exhaust outlets that we saw in the prototype of the 2021 Honda Civic Sedan, placed black 19 "diameter wheels on the test vehicle.
  8. Champions League runners up Paris Saint-Germain will face Barcelona in the first round of the Champions League knockout stages next year, in a mouthwatering tie that will see former Barcelona star Neymar take on his old club. Current holders Bayern Munich will play Italian side Lazio, while Real Madrid - the most successful Champions League club in history - will face Atalanta. Bayern beat Paris Saint-Germain 1-0 in the final of the 2019-20 competition, dashing Parisian dreams of a first Champions League title. The knockout games begin with the first leg of the last round of 16 in February, and the second leg in March. Champions League runners up Paris Saint-Germain will face Barcelona in the first round of the Champions League knockout stages next year, in a mouthwatering tie that will see former Barcelona star Neymar take on his old club. Current holders Bayern Munich will play Italian side Lazio, while Real Madrid - the most successful Champions League club in history - will face Atalanta. Bayern beat Paris Saint-Germain 1-0 in the final of the 2019-20 competition, dashing Parisian dreams of a first Champions League title. The knockout games begin with the first leg of the last round of 16 in February, and the second leg in March. Teams are seeded if they won their group stage, and the seeded teams will play at home in the second legs of their knock out matches. There are two legs in the quarter and semi finals, before the final which will be held in May
  9. Haiti Saut-d'Eau is a municipality owned by Haiti and its waterfalls are of religious significance. Every summer in July, voodoo practitioners and devout enthusiasts travel to the sanctuary to perform their rituals and worship the goddesses of love. Penultimate worship involves going under the waterfall naked and asking heaven for good. Afterwards, the participants perform a sexual dance by curling around a mixture of mud with the blood of the blessed animals. Niger The "people of Taboo" or Wodaabes are a tribe of Niger known for their beauty and rich cultural ceremonies Traditionally, one's first marriage is set by their family when they are infants and they have to marry one of their cousins in the same lineage.
  10. Poor investments, politicisation, little regard for teachers: the pandemic has exacerbated the structural limits of school systems in the Balkans. The case of Kosovo 03/12/2020 - Gentiola Madhi, Francesco Trupia The coronavirus pandemic exposed the existing structural problems of the education system in the Western Balkans. Online teaching has led to digital exclusion, deepening ofthe urban-rural divide and increasing dropouts and functional illiteracy (the inability to effectively use reading, writing, and calculation skills in everyday situations, ed.) among students. Over the past decades, almost all Western Balkan parents have struggled with ensuring their children get a qualitative education. Although national governments have rhetorically promised investments and reforms in education, the pandemic outbreak in March showed how none was ready to put in practice pages of strategies and action plans backed by foreign donors. In fact, the pandemic has laid bare the stark structural disparities. Depicting the risk of contagion as “the great equaliser” has misrepresented reality. In the Western Balkans, Covid-19 has exacerbated the already significant structural inequalities, causing democratic backsliding and worsening the living conditions of those already affected by poverty and post-conflict scenarios. Despite the growing attention paid to education since September, the disparities exposed in March have worsened the urban-rural divide, labour exploitation of teachers and school personnel, and underdevelopment of the peripheries. “Out of the blue, within 24 hours, I had to reinvent myself into a digital teacher of 20 first-grade pupils”, said a teacher from Albania. “I had to hand out materials door-to-door for those students who lacked Internet connection and digital tools”, added her colleague from Serbia. The vulnerabilities of the Western Balkans' education systems were already known to many. Several international reports, including PISA 2018, have raised awareness and incentivised local governments to take action. Poor performance is linked to decreasing public spending, political interferences, and little interest in investing in teachers' careers. A clear symptom of the paralysed education system is the growing number of students leaving for studies abroad, with the major challenges faced by those who decides to stay. The case of Kosovo Under the EU-facilitated dialogue between Serbia and Kosovo, Brussels urged Prishtina and Belgrade to strengthen cooperation in the field of pre-university education in the areas of both countries with significant minority po[CENSORED]tions. Except for some proposals advanced by the Party for Freedom and Justice in Belgrade, the concept of education as a means of reconciliation has been largely ignored. The pandemic revealed how the EU-recommended reforms aimed at improving the quality of education and ensuring inclusion of the groups at risk never materialised. Instead of taking a comprehensive approach based on the common interest for the younger generations, education policies have fuelled more political tensions. Last September, the three-week postponement of schools’ reopening in Serbia - and therefore in North Kosovo for schools directly supported by Belgrade - brought Kosovo’s Minister of Education to criticise the Serbian parallel institutions in the north of the country. However, the delays stemmed from Belgrade’s unpreparedness to properly assess and manage contagion risks rather than actual will to disregard Prishtina's decision. The absence of safety protocols and clear, shared procedures for the academic year 2020/2021 do however reflect the little political will of both countries to restore the EU-facilitated reconciliation talks during the pandemic. The digital (in)experience Although online teaching platforms could have been an opportunity to rethink and reboot pre-university education in summer, securing the right of education for all, digitalisation was far from properly discussed. Consequently, a proper and sustainable option has not been found yet. Furthermore, as confirmed by the European Commission’s annual report, in Kosovo a number of educational centres currently risk being closed, affecting primarily the ethnic Roma and Ashkali pupils. Not long ago, these centres used to provide useful alternatives for (re)integrating youths from marginalised communities and contributing to a slight decrease of dropout rates. In the cases where school hours have been rescheduled and reorganised through distance-learning and online platforms, such digitalisation has exacerbated disparities. Public schools in rural areas have been affected the most, being unable to handle a new phase of disinterest in education among students and their families. While the former are currently sceptical toward remote education, the latter are reluctant to use IT devices due to the high level of poverty they struggle with. Many pupils and teachers of the Serb minority in Kosovo's rural areas criticise the lack of educational programmes and training for professions on demand, which could have been organised during the pandemic in the attempt to diversify models of education and prepare communities for the post-pandemic period. This aspect is crucial for minorities where monolingualism is a problem not only in teaching, but also in the labour market and cooperation between civil society and institutions. What next? Rather than a lesson learned, the re-opening of schools appears to be a lesson yet to be learned. In light of political polarisation and general lack of (credible) data on the evolution of the pandemic, better equipment for all schools in 2021 is an immediate necessity. Approaching education in a transnational perspective would be crucial to tackle the consequences of the pandemic and offer a concrete perspective to the students. As education is a key predictor of future employment, the risk of losing an entire generation in the region must be avoided at all costs.
  11. Revised Turn 10 at Barcelona to be ready for the 2021 Catalunya MotoGP. The sharp Turn 10 hairpin at the end of the back straight at Barcelona will be modified in time for the 2021 Catalunya MotoGP, the circuit has announced. The aftermath of Luis Salom's fatal accident in 2016 saw the introduction of a chicane on the exit of Turn 12 plus precautionary use of the tighter F1 layout, in place of the faster 'La Caixa' corner, at Turn 10. The chicane was eventually ditched when more run-off area was created on the exit of Turn 12, but the gravel trap at Turn 10 cannot be enlarged and the F1 corner has remained in use. While it solved the issue of run-off, the increased braking needed for the slow speed turn has resulted in something of an accident blackspot, as well as ruining much of the 'flow'. Casey Stoner sliding around the old turn 10 at Catalunya After Jorge Lorenzo triggered a four-rider accident at the turn in 2019, Valentino Rossi - a fan of the Spanish track - said the revised F1 corner was more suited to a supermarket car park. the sharp Turn 10 hairpin at the end of the back straight at Barcelona will be modified in time for the 2021 Catalunya MotoGP, the circuit has announced. The aftermath of Luis Salom's fatal accident in 2016 saw the introduction of a chicane on the exit of Turn 12 plus precautionary use of the tighter F1 layout, in place of the faster 'La Caixa' corner, at Turn 10. The chicane was eventually ditched when more run-off area was created on the exit of Turn 12, but the gravel trap at Turn 10 cannot be enlarged and the F1 corner has remained in use. While it solved the issue of run-off, the increased braking needed for the slow speed turn has resulted in something of an accident blackspot, as well as ruining much of the 'flow'. Casey Stoner sliding around the old turn 10 at Catalunya After Jorge Lorenzo triggered a four-rider accident at the turn in 2019, Valentino Rossi - a fan of the Spanish track - said the revised F1 corner was more suited to a supermarket car park.
  12. The ban on Russian athletes competing for their country was reduced to two years on Thursday by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) — a decision decried by as "not a sanction". The Lausanne-based court had initially slapped the country with a four-year ban in December 2019, after endorsing a report from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) which found that the Russian Anti-Doping Agency, RUSADA, had tampered with doping tests data. This followed a three-year ban from 2015 to 2018. Russia appealed the decision with CAS, halving its sanction on Thursday, despite stressing its panel "unanimously determined" RUSADA to have been non-compliant with the World Anti-Doping Code by failing to provide "authentic" laboratory data. The ruling panel said the reduced sanction "should not, however, be read as any validation of the conduct of RUSADA or the Russian authorities." TEXT SIZE AaAa The ban on Russian athletes competing for their country was reduced to two years on Thursday by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) — a decision decried by as "not a sanction". The Lausanne-based court had initially slapped the country with a four-year ban in December 2019, after endorsing a report from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) which found that the Russian Anti-Doping Agency, RUSADA, had tampered with doping tests data. This followed a three-year ban from 2015 to 2018. Russia appealed the decision with CAS, halving its sanction on Thursday, despite stressing its panel "unanimously determined" RUSADA to have been non-compliant with the World Anti-Doping Code by failing to provide "authentic" laboratory data. The ruling panel said the reduced sanction "should not, however, be read as any validation of the conduct of RUSADA or the Russian authorities." It added that "it has considered matters of proportionality and, in particular, the need to effect cultural change and encourage the next generation of Russian athletes to participate in clean international sport." Russia appeals 'unfounded' ban from major sporting competitions The sanction means Russia will not be represented at next year's Olympic Games in Tokyo or the 2022 Football World Cup but it does not, however, prevent Russian athletes from competing under a neutral flag. As such, the Russian flag will not be flown at any international sporting competitions and its anthem won't be played. Officials are banned from attending the competitions and the country cannot host a competition for the next two years. Travis Tygart, CEO of the US Anti-Doping Agency said after the ruling was made public: "The full extent of (the Russian doping programme) still hasn't been revealed because of their cover-up. And yet, the maximum sanction they get is to be rebranded as neutral athletes from Russia. It makes no sense. "It also sends a very powerful message to others that, 'hey, if you want to win, this is the new rules of the game.' You put in place a state-sponsored system, allow your athletes to go, and worst case is if you go get caught," he concluded, "you just cover it up as best you can." Linda Helleland, a former WADA vice president described herself as "puzzled by how a system considered dishonest, deceitful and seeped in systematic doping by CAS gets away with a two-year ban." British Paralympian Ali Jawad also argued that "if it was an athlete breaking the rules the way Russia did, it would be a lifetime ban, easily." "Russia has got off very, very lightly," he added.
  13. Real name: Sinan Your birthday: 30/06/1999
  14. Today, technological changes, institutional structures, socio-economic and cultural transformations that everyone living in the world should adapt to are on the agenda. There are important issues on the harmony agenda One of the conditions for creating and maintaining stability, which is necessary for the vitality and order of the society, is to set up and manage the change and transformation agenda throughout the world. We can list some of the issues on the agenda of change and adaptation around the world as follows: Societies that do not have a place in semiconductor technologies have no way to be independent ... It is very clear that those who do not utilize the potential of digital technology will lose their chance to compete. Everyone agrees that the 5G standard will create a fundamental restructuring in mobile communication; mobilizes all its possibilities to do what is necessary. It is highly expected that the new potential created by artificial intelligence algorithms in broadband, connectivity, communication and cooperation will transform all competitive systems, strategies, tactics and operations in the next 5 years. It is a common thought that blockchain technology will undergo radical changes in the "service segment" and this will no longer be an area of foresight, it will affect all depths of life. The importance of creating directive and inclusive institutions such as universities, research institutions and institutes, especially in terms of knowledge production, on the sustainability of developments is increasing. From the tax system to the education system, from public governance to business governance understanding, new knowledge in all areas that structure society, new levels of consciousness, new perspectives, new invention competencies, expectation systems based on new values system, creating a new abundance organization and creating effective ecosystems and ensuring harmony are on the agenda. problems urgently. Medium-Term Programs are needed to include serious structural reforms, focus reforms on no more than five issues, and direct investment. Clear knowledge, effective coordination and focusing competence are the basic inputs for adaptation. Competitive scale, scope and promotion of learning In order to overcome the problems raised by the changes in the competition system and competitor strategies, three main areas should be encouraged: Scale, scope and learning. Our emphasis on the main problem of our country for nearly 20 years is "competitive scale, competitive technological equipment and understanding of competitive governance", the launch of Marco and Karim R. also constitutes the central idea. The reforms that will create new competitive conditions should encourage the topics covered in the headings: The network effect of the digital economy, learning effect, economic analysis, strategic thinking and technological skills should be included in the incentive systems. Network effects that strengthen the value creation and capture processes, learning effects, creating strong synergies with other networks, taking into account the effects of multicentricity, the effects of intermediaries, and bridging comprehensive networks should be paved. Alternative response strategies should be developed against the negativity of learning algorithms in the hands of people with village intentions. The new platform structures of the digital economy are different from the traditional structures, and there is a need for regulations to prevent unfair competition to be created by concentrations in platforms.
  15. Alper Eyüboğlu, the founder of UNIQ Expo, one of the project partners: "Our aim is to support artists who are in need at all times. Applications from Bitlis, Şanlıurfa, Gümüşhane, Ağrı were the applications for our contest. All of them demand the same. To reach art lovers. It has created such a channel. "" We wanted to make art accessible both in terms of price and geography. We are very close to white-collar and offices in Maslak. We do not hold a themed, curated, periodical exhibition. This is a marketplace. The Art.Ist Sauna project, which offers an accessible art environment for everyone to exhibit different voices and forms of expression from all areas of art, was launched with the theme "Art Marketplace". The project met with art lovers at UNIQ Expo in Maslak, Istanbul, in partnership with UniqExpo, McArt.Ist and TTLC Art Consultancy. Art.Ist Sauna contains works from all areas of art such as painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, industrial design, ceramics, glass, weaving, caricature, animation, performance and street art. - "You can buy the work first hand, from the artist at an affordable price" Alper Eyüboğlu, the founder of UNIQ Expo, made a statement to AA reporters on the first day of the event, emphasizing that art should not be envisioned as an area that appeals to a certain elite, "I wanted to differentiate art a little more, to make it fun, to reach larger masses." said. Eyüboğlu stated that the Art.Ist Sauna project was opened with an exhibition consisting of the works of the winners of the McArt Awards 2020 Contemporary Art Competition with the theme "Corona Diaries" organized during the pandemic process, "Our aim is to always support artists in need. From Bitlis, Şanlıurfa, There were applications from Gümüşhane and Ağrı, all of whom had the same request, "To reach art lovers." We have created such a channel for them. " used the expressions. - "Making art accessible" Eyüboğlu said, "We are very close to white-collar and offices in Maslak. We do not organize a themed, curated, periodical exhibition. This is a marketplace. You can buy the work first hand from the artist at an affordable price." Founder of McArt.ist Art Incubation Center, Dr. Cem Bülent Ünal stated that they transformed it into a market place in order to maintain order in the field and said, "We set up a platform that allows the new generation independent wholes to exhibit their works as a multidisciplinary department." he spoke. TTLC Art Consultancy Founder Dr. Gizem Pamukçu Tatlıcı also mentioned the newspaper that was set up in the venue and said, "There is a place in the flow of all kinds of books and archives related to performance art under the name of Real Istanbul. Since we include several branches of art from different disciplines, our performance artists are very difficult, just like those in theater and cinema. "We know that they performed here on January 8th." Tatlıcı explained that many books and books are donated to the library and that they can benefit from the resources. - Artistic Sauna can be visited for 12 months Artist Ezgi Demir, whose works are in Art.Ist Sauna, stated that they wanted to bring the reader closer to art and wrote: "Our aim is to make art be taken out of a much more unreachable position and become a little more warm and sincere in the market. This is an area that gives young and independent artists who do not have an agreement with any gallery the ability to present their works. .. Another area of 1500 square meters doing this work. there is no initiative. "
  16. walking the first preview of the domestic car waiting impatiently Turkey was held. "Turkey's Car" of the preview Speaking at the vehicle identification TOGG CEO of the King, "200 and 400 hp two alternatives, rear-wheel drive or 4 will be energized. Will be 500 km range and can be recharged in under 30 minutes," he said. TOGG CEO: WE MANUFACTURED THE BATTERY FROM ZERO Speaking at the meeting, TOGG CEO Gürcan Karakaş said: "The rules of the game are changing in the world. The automobile is turning into a smart device. We have examined 18 companies before starting the project. We are talking about a car whose intellectual property is 100 percent ours. We will have 5 models in 15 years. Why SUV '. We chose? The largest segment in the world. A segment with 95 percent imported. We intend to complete the naming process of the brand in the middle of next year. 200 and 400 hp will be two alternatives, rear-wheel drive or 4-wheel drive. 500 km range and under 30 minutes rechargeable . We developed its battery from scratch. The car has a holographic assistant. " HİSARCIKLIOĞLU: WE WILL SELL LICENSE TOGG President Rifat Hisarcıklıoğlu said in his speech: "This time, we will succeed with the will of Allah. We promised our President in May 2017. They made fun of us. We established the company in June 2018, they laughed. Our road is long, but we are here today. This is the pride of 82 million. Our brand will be ours, our design will be ours. We will sell licenses. We will not assemble, we will have assembly. We will not work for someone else's patent. At least 22 billion lira will be invested in 15 years. At least 3.5 billion lira capital commitment is given. We will complete our factory in 2021. I hope our first vehicle will be out of the tape. We will break the routines. "
  17. (CNN)Manchester United continued its imperious run of form in the Premier League with a 6-2 demolition of Leeds United. Since the insipid defeat to Arsenal at the start of November -- following which many fans had called for manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to be sacked -- United is unbeaten in the league, winning six of its last seven matches to move to within five points of Liverpool in first place. United also has a game in hand on its bitter rival after being allowed to miss the first game week of the season due to last season's Europa League semifinal run. This victory over Leeds and its current run of form begs the question: Is this finally the season Manchester United mounts a Premier League title challenge for the first time since Alex Ferguson left in 2013 ... or is it just yet another false dawn under Solskjaer? United's inconsistent form under its Norwegian coach is as baffling as it is bizarre. Truly impressive victories in the Champions League over Paris Saint-Germain and RB Leipzig were followed by one of the most inept defensive performances you are likely to see in the defeat to Istanbul Basaksehir. However, while that inconsistency in Europe resulted in United exiting the Champions League at the group stages, Solskjaer appears to have found a winning formula in the Premier League. Perhaps what will please Solskjaer and United's fans the most is the differing manner of the performances during this run. While today's victory over Leeds showcased the team's swashbuckling attacking prowess, comeback wins over West Ham and Southampton showed a certain grit and determination that has been sorely missing in recent seasons. There will be many who, perhaps correctly, will point to United's still evident defensive deficiencies as reason enough to rule this team out of the title race, but in an unprecedented season in which injuries, a packed schedule and Covid-19 could still play a crucial part, nothing should be ruled out. United's early goals against Leeds came from an unlikely source, with midfielder Scott McTominay producing two delightful finishes inside the opening four minutes to put his team in the ascendancy. From then, United ran away with the match and never looked like being caught, as Bruno Fernandes and Victor Lindelof made it 4-0 after just 37 minutes. Leeds did pull one back before half time through defender Liam Cooper, but second half goals from Daniel James and Bruno Fernandes added gloss to an already impressive scoreline.
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  19. A sedentary lifestyle is a lifestyle with or without irregular physical activity. A person who lives a sedentary lifestyle is colloquially known as sluggish or lazy. They are commonly found in developed and developing countries. Sedentary people have little or no vigorous physical activity. They generally engage in activities such as reading, sitting while watching TV, playing video games and using computers. Sedentary lifestyle is among the preventable causes of death. Screen time; It is when a person watches the screen of a computer, television, or mobile device. Excessive screen time causes adverse health consequences. [1] [2] [3] [4] Health effects A sedentary person or "lying potato" ("couch potato") Sitting constantly can cause death. This risk is higher for those who sit for more than 5 hours a day. It is a risk factor alone, unrelated to exercise and body mass index. As the inactivity increases, the risk of developing chronic diseases increases. People who sit for more than 4 hours a day are at 40% more risk than people who sit less than 4 hours a day. Still, those who exercise for at least 4 hours a week are as healthy as those who sit for less than 4 hours a day. [5] [6] Some of the disease risks associated with a sedentary lifestyle are: Solution: Some organizations with health and environmental concerns encourage people to take active travel as alternatives to motor vehicles, such as cycling and hiking. [16] In addition, some organizations direct their employees to walk occasionally and to exercise after lunch instead of constantly sitting at the desk. Some organizations can show their employees their blood pressure and cholesterol.
  20. - The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) in Brazil captured thousands of Giant South American River turtles emerging from the sandy beach along the Amazon River. Images of turtles on the beach went viral on social media. The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) in Brazil captured thousands of Giant South American River turtles emerging from the sandy beach along the Amazon River. Images of turtles on the beach went viral on social media. The Wildlife Conservation Association (WCS) in Brazil has published images of thousands of Giant South American River turtles emerging from the sandy beach along the Amazon River. The moments when thousands of turtles covered the beach surprised those who saw it. WCS Brazil conservation experts stated that within a few days, approximately 100 thousand turtles came to the beach. The tortoise flood captured by WCS went viral on social media. THEY MAKE THE LARGEST CONTRIBUTION TO THE ECOLOGICAL SYSTEM While the Giant South American River Turtle is known as the largest freshwater turtle in Latin America, it can reach a length of 1 meter and a weight of 90 kg. Turtles make a significant contribution to the ecological system by distributing seeds that help regenerate vegetation along the Amazon River corridors.
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