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Starting on Monday, people with iPhones will begin to see pop-up messages on their screens asking whether they will permit companies to follow them from app to app.
Currently, Facebook and companies like it track the ways people use their phones, picking up bits of information such as how often they open their yoga app and what they buy at Target. Facebook then uses that information to help companies target their ads.
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Secret Bridesmaids Business in a matter of weeks. Written by Elizabeth Coleman and directed by Peg Gellert, the play tells of the night before bride-to-be Meg s wedding. She and her bridesmaids are planning to kick up their heels as the final hours before the big day tick down. However not everything goes to plan as a last minute scandal threatens to ruin the whole affair. Director Peg Gellert said it was a great play, featuring some of Bundaberg s finest actors. SECRET BRIDESMAIDS BUSINESS: Isabella Stokes is playing Meg the bride, Tricia Garson plays her mother, Di Wills takes on the role of Angela, Sara White as Lucy Dean, Marianne Curran as Naomi, Tim Heffernan as James and Isa Stavast as the Housemaid.
Creativity and writing
Writing is
lot, getting the words down is just the final stage. It’s the way to shape to the writing you’ve already been doing in your head. with past versions of yourself.
Michelle Woo suggests keeping a notebook to capture all the random ideas that pop up and then putting time on the calendar to go back through that notebook later. After all, sometimes ideas just need time to simmer.
Before drafting an email or story,
: “After reading this, I want the reader to .”Michael Thompson suggests using the statement as your North Star, a strategy he learned from entrepreneur Conor Neil. It’s good to have a North Star before going into a job interview, too.