Month: May 2020

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Debbie A. Cunningham 2 months ago

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Some people balk at the idea of freelancing, thinking it’s stressful and unreliable. But many freelancers actually earn more than 9-to-5 workers. At the very least, most rake in more dollars per hour compared to 70% of workers in the overall U.S. economy. Seriously. Freelancing doesn’t sound so bad now, does it?

Either way, now that we live in a time when job security is scarce, you may want to at least look into starting a freelance

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Finding Accommodation For Rent Will Determine Your Future

Debbie A. Cunningham 2 months ago

Does it happen to many people when they choose to move that it may be desirable to pick a shared accommodation to lease in a city ideal for their enthusiastic needs? Maybe we are so work-arranged in these hard times that we hurl a couple of requests for employment very high and tailor them to whatever city they land in.

Find Shared Accommodation Online

To find shared accommodation, the internet is the spot to begin. Keep in mind, and you are searching for your little specialty in a world brimming with odd urban areas. Put expressions in the search box, “shared accommodation,” or “share accommodation” and include the city or nation you need to locate a shared accommodation in. At that point, I simply appreciate surfing through all the urban areas of the world to discover your specialty.

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China home-built aircraft carrier conducting sea trials

Debbie A. Cunningham 2 months ago

BEIJING (AP) — China’s Defense Ministry said the navy’s only entirely home-built aircraft is carrying out sea trials to test weapons and equipment and enhance training of the crew.

Ministry spokesperson Ren Guoqiang said Friday the exercises were being conducted as planned, apparently unaffected by the country’s coronavirus outbreak.

The Shandong’s commissioning last year by Chinese President Xi Jinping underscored the country’s rise as a regional naval power at a time of tensions with the U.S. and others over trade, Taiwan and the South China Sea.

It is the second Chinese aircraft carrier to enter service after the Liaoning, which was originally purchased as a hulk from Ukraine and entirely refurbished.

Both are based on a Soviet design with a ”ski jump” style flight deck for takeoffs rather than the flat decks used by much larger U.S. aircraft carriers. It is powered by a conventional oil-fueled steam turbine power plant,

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Inside a Mecca of Midcentury Brazilian Art and Design

Debbie A. Cunningham 2 months ago

Brazilian design dealer Ulysses De Santi and his husband, Graham Steele, didn’t normally spend long periods of time together. They had different responsibilities, and very different rhythms. “Graham is extremely social, hyperactive, and his schedule was always insane,” says De Santi, who’s been sheltering at home with Steele since the pandemic upended life as we know it. “So just to be able to have him here is such a gift.” As a senior director at Hauser & Wirth, an art gallery with outposts in Asia, Europe and North America, Steele was used to jetting across the globe, sometimes having breakfast in one continent and dinner in another. By contrast, De Santi is an introvert. “He would happily be socially isolating for the next five years,” says Steele, only half-jokingly.

The couple’s personality contrasts extend to their design sensibilities: One is a minimalist and the other a maximalist. And yet in

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