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Artist:jane Zhang Real Name:jane Birth Date /Place:October 11, 1984 (age 38 years), Chengdu, China Age:38 Social status (Single / Married):Married Artist Picture: Musical Genres:Pop Mandiran pop Awards:MTV Europe Music Award for Best Worldwide Act 2015 Hong Kong Film Award for Best Original Film Song 2009 · Painted Heart MTV Europe Music Award for Best Greater China Act 2015 MTV Europe Music Award for Best Asian Act 2015 Mnet Asian Music Award for Best New Asian Artist Mandarin 2011 Top 3 Songs (Names):i dont know very much Other Information:Zhāng Liàngyǐng, known po[CENSORED]rly as Jane Zhang, was born in Chengdu, Sichuan, on October 11, 1984. She took the English name "Jane" when she was at school, stating in an interview that she had "always liked the novel Jane Eyre" and paid homage to the novel in an EP.

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Music Title:Saagar Jaisi Aankhon Wali (Reprise) - JalRaj | New Cover 2022 Hindi Signer:Jalraj Release Date:13 daye before Official Youtube Link: Informations About The Signer:jalraj is an indian youtuber he lives in mumbai Your Opinion About The Track (Music Video):i love it 10/8

The history of home economics at Oklahoma A&M College (OAMC) and Oklahoma State University (OSU) in Stillwater is one of relevancy to the needs of home and family, and needs of the larger society in a rapidly changing world. Created in 1915, the school of home economics’ success is attributed to the outstanding leadership by Deans Nora Talbot, who served until 1951, and Lela O’Toole, who continued as dean until 1975. Nora Amaryllis Talbot was born in August 1878 in Stella, Nebraska, and moved to Stillwater as a young child. Talbot graduated from Central State Normal School in Edmond with a music degree in 1907 where she played cello in the school orchestra. Upon graduation, she taught music in Stillwater and later in Parsons, Kansas, before returning to OAMC in 1909 to finish her degree in home economics. After teaching in Nowata for three years, where she established the home economics department, and Muskogee, where she taught first aid, health, food and clothing classes, Talbot returned to OAMC in 1915 as the head of the Domestic Arts Department. She was promoted to Dean eight years later. Her desire for additional education resulted in receiving a master’s degree in 1921 from Columbia University and studying educational administration at Harvard University in 1929-30. As Dean from 1923 to 1950, Nora Talbot believed that vision tempered by realism was important in developing the American way of life. She worked to ensure that the departments in home economics kept pace with physical and academic expansion of the campus. Based on requests from male students, she started a one-hour elective course in 1925 for men. The first class attracted 129 men to study personal grooming, nutrition, food preparation and host duties. The School of Hotel and Restaurant Management was added in 1938, at the men’s request. The life of Nora Amaryllis Talbot tells the story of a pioneer girl, a zealous student, and a teacher who spent years of faithful service in the field of education in music and home economics. Nora Talbot was inducted into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame in 1956. She died in January 1970 at age 91. Lela O’Toole was born in September 1909 near Thomas where she was an All-American basketball player. She attended Southwestern State College in Weatherford and Oklahoma Baptist University but earned a bachelor’s degree from OAMC in secondary education, home economics and Spanish in 1935 and another in home economics education in 1939. O’Toole earned her master’s degree in home economics education in 1941 and her Ph.D. from Ohio State University with major fields of study in higher education administration, teacher education, home economics, secondary education and philosophy. She was a pioneer in Oklahoma higher education. She started as an elementary school teacher (1932-34) and home economics teacher (1935-40) before serving as state supervisor of home economics education for the State Board of Vocational Education (1941-47). She started as a professor of home economics at OSU in 1949, before becoming dean after Talbot’s retirement in 1951, serving for the next 25 years. O’Toole was actively engaged in international education activities, traveling to Turkey, Thailand, and Ireland to study educational systems, family life, education of women, and development of home economics. She established three home economics colleges in Pakistan. O’Toole was inducted into the OSU Alumni Hall of Fame in 1971, Oklahoma Hall of Fame in 1975 and received the prestigious Henry G. Bennett Award in 1979. She was inducted into the Career Tech Hall of Fame in 1990 and the Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of Fame in 1994 before her death in August 1995 at age 85. https://www.muskogeephoenix.com/news/remember-the-ladies-women-of-osu-home-economics/article_c26d7699-f9cb-5d6f-a675-a15678ff512a.html

Hero MotoCorp, India’s largest two-wheeler manufacturer, has revealed its sales figures for the month of November 2022. The company sold 3,90,932 two-wheelers in November 2022, recording a 12 percent YoY growth in sales. While 3,79,839 units were sold in the domestic market, the remaining 11,093 units were exported to other countries. In the same period last year, Hero’s total sales figures stood at 3,49,393 units. In November 2021, the company’s domestic sales and exports were 3,28,862 and 20,531 units respectively. However, when we compare Hero MotoCorp’s November 2022 sales performance on an MoM basis, its sales dipped by 14 percent as in October 2022 it sold 4,54,582 units. Hero MotoCorp expects the momentum to build up in the coming quarters on account of favourable economic indicators, including encouraging farm activity and positive consumer sentiments along with the upcoming marriage season. Last month, under its flagship platform for Corporate Social Responsibility, Hero WeCare, the company also handed over 50 motorcycles and 10 scooters to the Gurugram Police. Hero MotoCorp recently also ventured into the electric mobility space of India with the launch of the Vida V1 electric scooter. The new Vida V1 e-scooter is offered in two variants, Vida V1 Plus and Vida V1 Pro. They have been priced at Rs 1.45 lakh and Rs 1.59 lakh, ex-showroom, respectively. Bookings for the same are open and the deliveries are said to commence in December 2022. https://www.financialexpress.com/auto/bike-news/hero-motocorp-sells-3-90-lakh-two-wheelers-in-november-2022/2899218/

After a new study showed that repeat infections of COVID-19 pose a risk to various organ systems in the body, questions are swirling about what suffering bout after bout of the disease means for diabetics. Do repeated infections compromise their organs and well-being further and are they at greater risk? “There is no need to panic. First of all, there is not enough data to show whether people with diabetes are more likely to get COVID-19 than the general po[CENSORED]tion. The real issue with diabetics is they’re more likely to have worse complications if they contract an infection, they do not have a greater chance of getting the virus. Also, the more compounded conditions someone has (for example, diabetes with heart disease), the greater their risk of serious complications from COVID-19,” says Dr V Mohan, Chairman, Mohan Diabetes Speciality Centre. “If you control your diabetes so well that you are almost like a non-diabetic person, then COVID may not manifest with as much severity as is being talked about. We did a study, running antibody tests on 1,000 of our patients. We found that 50 per cent of our patients (those who had diabetes completely under control) didn’t know that they had been exposed to the virus. They were asymptomatic. In fact, overall, I have lost about eight to nine patients to COVID-19 compared to other deaths. Also, many of my patients have had up to three rounds of infection but have negotiated them without further deterioration of their organs. As I mentioned earlier, if your diabetes is well-controlled, chances of the disease having a complex debilitating effect are fewer. And there are rehabilitative protocols to course-correct if people do report inflammation or internal swelling. Even diabetics who have had issues and complications have not slipped into alarming post-COVID situations. So, it would be wrong to make a sweeping statement that all of them are compromised post-COVID,” adds Dr Mohan, ruling out the need for building anxieties. Also, diabetics have differing immunity levels. “Those whose immunity was defective the last time would have a lower guard and would be more exposed to the risk of contracting or developing severe symptoms. The rest, just like us, are dealing with a long immunity gap. Of course, Indians are fully vaccinated and 27 per cent have also got the precautionary dose. If you haven’t taken the booster, please do so as it may be effective in raising your body’s fighting capacity,” says Dr Mohan. He also ruled out talk of lockdowns or a fourth mRNA shot (which isn’t available in India anyway), saying much research needs to be done to establish its absolute efficacy and utility. Till then, one should gear oneself up with universal precautionary measure https://indianexpress.com/article/lifestyle/health-specials/do-repeated-infections-of-covid-19-compromise-organs-in-those-with-diabetes-8339803/

Six people have been charged over the kidnapping of a group of people linked to the world of cockfighting in the Philippines. The group of six is thought to have been abducted on their way to a fight in the capital Manila in January. It's part of a wave of mysterious disappearances to hit the industry, which is a po[CENSORED]r betting sport. Taxes from livestreamed cockfights helped the government replenish its finances after the Covid pandemic. But former President Rodrigo Duterte eventually banned online fights, while allowing traditional cockfighting to resume. The six suspects reportedly deny the allegations. Meanwhile, three former police officers have also been charged with allegedly abducting a cockfighting enthusiast from his house in August 2021, according to the AFP news agency. The victim had been accused of running a fake betting website, AFP reports. The charges come as at least 27 people connected to the lucrative industry remain missing, but hope of finding people alive is fading. "I wouldn't even want to call them missing cockfighters, but probably dead cockfighters," Justice Secretary Jesus Remulla said this week. Cockfighting in the Philippines typically attracts large crowds, who bet high sums over which rooster will win in a fight to the death. Sharp metal spurs are tied to the birds' legs. The sport is banned in many other countries but has become even more po[CENSORED]r in the Philippines in recent years since Covid restrictions saw it move online. Former President Rodrigo Duterte had resisted calls to ban "e-sabong" - the online version of the sport - following reports of addiction and violence, admitting that monthly taxes of roughly 640 million pesos ($11.5m; £9.6m) had helped to replenish the government's finances following the pandemic. He eventually outlawed the livestreamed fights shortly before he left office in June. Traditional cockfighting has been allowed to resume. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-64074474

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Music Title:No Love (Official Audio) - Shubh Signer:Shubh Release Date:9 months before Official Youtube Link: Informations About The Signer:Shubh is an indian he from india punjab Your Opinion About The Track (Music Video):i like it 10/9 ❤️

Artist:Yohani Real Name:Yohani Diloka Birth Date /Place:July 30, 1993 (age 29 years), Colombo, Sri Lanka Age:29 Social status (Single / Married):Single Artist Picture: Musical Genres:R&B Soul,Pop Awards:Raigam Tele'es Award for the Mashup song of the year (2019) Top 3 Songs (Names):Manike - Thank God - Yohani - Jubin Nautiyal - Surya Ragunnatha. ... Manike Mage Hithe - Hindi Version | Yohani | Srilankan Girl Tiktok Viral Song. ... Pop Hits Mash Up Cover – Yohani De Silva (Boosted) ... Other Information:Yohani was born on 30 July 1993 in Colombo, Sri Lanka. She is the daughter of a former Army officer Major General Prasanna de Silva. Her mother Dinithi de Silva, was a former cabin crew member at Sri Lankan Airlines. She is a Buddhist and has practiced Buddhism since her early life.

Live Performance Title: Bohemia Performance in Karachi - Bohemia Live In Concert - Bohemia Rap and Song Signer Name:Bohemia Live Performance Location: Karachi Eat Festival Official YouTube Link: Your Opinion About the Track (Music Video):i love bohemia songs and i like it too ❤️ 10/10