Gasoline is being guzzled across some states following the security breach leading to the Colonial Pipeline shutdown. Hoarding gas is leading to shortages in some areas but local suppliers in the Lake Area say there is more than enough in supply.
Apple says that the App Store now supports more than 243,000 jobs in Canada, an increase of 18% year-over-year, adding that the marketplace has become a resilient source of opportunity.
The Cupertino tech giant on Monday highlighted the App Store as an engine of economic growth in Canada, particularly during the global health crisis. Apple says that developers have generated more than $2 billion CAD in total earnings, growing 20% year-over-year in 2020. The App Store has become a powerful engine of economic growth in Canada and around the world since it launched in 2008, Apple says. As entrepreneurs moved their businesses online and established developers built on their successes, users discovered new apps to help them adapt to an increasingly virtual world.
Pearl Academy spotlights 10 standout student design projects
Tableware that encourages people to eat with their hands and a portable water container for slum communities feature in this school show curated by the Pearl Academy in India.
The 10 spotlighted projects, which range from product and communication designs to interior architecture, are by students from five different courses at the academy.
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Undergraduate Product Design statement: The four-year Undergraduate Product Design course deals with the design and development of industrially produced consumer durables like electronic and smart devices, appliances, tools and equipment, furniture and packaging in the service of a wide variety of industries, businesses and socio-cultural needs.
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1116 Not wearing mask in crowded places such as markets and public tranport can lead to a major spike in the caseload. - File photo
OPEN HOUSE Is it safe not to follow guidelines meant to check the spread of Covid-19?
The pandemic struck the world like a bolt from the blue. Repeated lockdowns, loss of jobs, restricted lifestyle, closure of educational institutions and adhering to difficult precautions, and many other abhorrent and unanticipated restrictions came in its wake. It has been more than a year since the people have been following the necessary precautions. Abatement of the pandemic cases and continued fatigue of precautions led the people to throw all norms to the winds. As a result, Covid-19 cases have begun to surge and fears of second and even mutated strains have begun to lurk around. In the present situation, wearing a mask and keeping social distancing cannot be dispensed with, till the majority of the population is vaccinated and develop antibodies against the d