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Head hopes he won’t need to repeat Galle heroics Head hopes he won’t need to repeat Galle heroics Travis Head hopes he won’t be relied upon for his part-time offspin on the Sri Lanka tour, despite his heroics on Australia’s previous visit. Head was the surprise packet of Australia’s 10-wicket defeat in the Galle series opener in 2022, taking 4-10 as the hosts collapsed for 113 in the second innings. The South *********** had never taken a Test wicket, but finished the innings with better figures from his 2.5 overs than front-line tweakers Nathan Lyon (4-31) and Mitch Swepson (2-34). This time around Australia has opted for an offspin-heavy squad, omitting leggie Swepson in favour of Lyon, Todd Murphy and Matthew Kuhnemann. Nathan McSweeney, Cooper Connolly and Beau Webster are among other squad members able to bowl offspin, but Head hopes the part-timers can leave it to the experts. “We’ve got three pretty good ones I reckon,” he said. “Hopefully they do the job and I won’t have to do too much.” Lyon, Murphy and left-armer Kuhnemann are a chance to bowl together in the same attack, having done so for three of the four Tests on Australia’s last subcontinent tour to India in 2023. Head supported the idea of playing all three. “When we’ve got that quality, I think we’ve got to go in with full confidence, if it is the three guys, that they’ll do the job,” he said. Kuhnemann is confident of shaking off a dislocated thumb to his non-bowling hand to play in the first Test, having taken part in Australia’s first two training sessions. “From a quick chat I had to him yesterday, he said he was going well,” Head said. Head comes to Sri Lanka following a rare break from cricket, having opted to sit out of Twenty20 commitments with the Adelaide Strikers as Test teammates made their own Big Bash League cameos. He had followed up the spring white-ball tour of the United Kingdom with domestic duties at South Australia and then the five-Test India series, also becoming a father for the second time during that *******. “I needed the break. I was pretty cooked,” Head said. He played Major League Cricket for the Washington Freedom during a busy 2024, but said until he could commit to the BBL he would not take part in franchise cricket other than the Indian Premier League. “Big Bash will be my third team that I play in the future (after Australia and the IPL),” Head said. “So I won’t play anything other than that at this stage. And I think that gives me opportunity to have that time off. “It’s pretty tough to have those eight days off and then go play MLC in a couple of months’ time or The Hundred, so I understand that.” Source link #hopes #wont #repeat #Galle #heroics Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

WhatsApp for iOS Testing Multi-Account Support for Managing Multiple Accounts on Same iPhone WhatsApp for iOS Testing Multi-Account Support for Managing Multiple Accounts on Same iPhone WhatsApp is said to be developing a new feature for its iOS app which lets users control multiple accounts on a single device, as per the claims by a feature tracker. It is said to simplify account management and negate the need to carry multiple devices with different accounts or have parallel versions of WhatsApp for iOS. With multi-account support on-the-go, users may be able to switch between different WhatsApp accounts with a simple user interface (UI) option. Multi-Account Support on WhatsApp for iOS According to WhatsApp feature tracker WABetaInfo, Meta Platforms’ messaging client is developing a multi-account feature for release on a future version of the app. It was spotted on WhatsApp for iOS beta app version 25.2.10.70. As the name suggests, it is speculated to enable users to run multiple WhatsApp accounts on the same iPhone, be it personal or business. Multi-Account Support on WhatsApp for iOS Photo Credit: WABetaInfo A screenshot shared by the feature tracker suggests this option will be available in the app settings where users will be able to add new WhatsApp accounts, although switching between them may require an app restart. At present, users still use multiple WhatsApp accounts on the same device but with a workaround. One of them is usually registered as a WhatsApp Business account, even if they do not represent any businesses. WABetaInfo suggests this new functionality is still in development and not even beta testers who have registered themselves via Apple’s TestFlight program may have access to it at the moment. It is speculated to be rolled out to more WhatsApp for iOS beta users over the next few weeks. Notably, a similar feature was reportedly spotted on WhatsApp beta for Android version 2.23.17.8 and was available to beta testers registered via the Google Play Beta program. However, it is crucial to note that while the instant messaging platform might be working on several new features for various platforms, not all of them make it to the public release. For the latest tech news and reviews, follow Gadgets 360 on X, Facebook, WhatsApp, Threads and Google News. For the latest videos on gadgets and tech, subscribe to our YouTube channel. If you want to know everything about top influencers, follow our in-house Who’sThat360 on Instagram and YouTube. iPhone SE 4 Alleged Hands-on Video Suggests Single Rear Camera Unit Source link #WhatsApp #iOS #Testing #MultiAccount #Support #Managing #Multiple #Accounts #iPhone Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content] For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

3 Stocks Down 70% or More That Could Climb Back to $100 Per Share in 2025 3 Stocks Down 70% or More That Could Climb Back to $100 Per Share in 2025 Roku (NASDAQ: ROKU) is a connected-TV platform company; PayPal (NASDAQ: PYPL) is a financial technology (fintech) company; and Etsy (NASDAQ: ETSY) is a digital marketplace for buying and selling handmade products. And if you’ve held these stocks over the past several years, then you have my sympathy — all three are down at least 70% from the all-time highs they reached in 2021. If the S&P 500 index had also dropped over the last few years, then perhaps the returns for Roku, PayPal, and Etsy would be more palatable. But unfortunately, the S&P 500 is up 63% since the beginning of 2021, further underscoring the poor performance of these stocks in that *******. Data by YCharts. All three have dropped below $100 per share. But the good news for investors is that it appears the tide is already turning for PayPal and Roku. And I believe a rebound is coming for Etsy as well. Roku stock trades near $84 per share as of this writing, which means it needs to rise about 20% in 2025 to surpass $100. Here’s why I believe that’s possible. First, Roku’s core business metric — active accounts — has continued to climb without fail. At the end of 2021, the company had 60 million active accounts, but it surpassed 90 million in the first week of January, or a 50% increase in just three years. In short, Roku’s platform continues to be adopted at a strong pace despite stiff competition. More hours of video content are being streamed on Roku’s platform than ever before, thanks to its expanding user base. This is a strong foundation for growth. The company generates most of its revenue from advertising, so it now needs to better monetize the massive audience it already has. Advertising dollars go to wherever they’re going to generate the best returns. For digital advertising companies, the ability to demonstrate the value of their ad inventory hinges on the usability of their data. Roku launched Roku Data Cloud in January to bring more transparency to what it offers. Through this new product, it’s possible Roku will be able to better showcase how powerful its platform is. This is just one reason to hope that advertisers will flock to the platform in greater numbers in 2025, providing the opportunity for an accelerated growth rate. The stock is already up over 30% in the last six months. If its growth picks up this year, it wouldn’t be surprising to see Roku stock back over $100 per share. PayPal stock is trading just below $90 per share as of this writing, meaning it only needs an 11% gain in 2025 to clear $100. With recent developments in the business, this seems entirely within reach. Moreover, an 11% gain isn’t unrealistic considering PayPal stock was up 39% in 2024. Story Continues While many investors are familiar with the consumer-facing side of PayPal’s business, the company also has a thriving enterprise-facing business. This includes unbranded checkout services through its Braintree product. In other words, some merchants use PayPal’s Braintree to power digital transactions, but the PayPal brand isn’t displayed on the consumer side. Braintree has driven a lot of growth for PayPal in recent years but at the expense of profits. The chart below shows how free cash flow growth trailed revenue growth significantly until recently. Data by YCharts. In short, PayPal shook up its leadership in 2023, and the new management team is renegotiating many of Braintree’s contracts to support better profit margins. Now, margins are improving, and the company doesn’t seem to have lost customers, which suggests that PayPal is far more relevant than a lot of investors give it credit for. With ongoing profit-margin improvements, PayPal can build on its healthy gains from 2024. Of these three stocks, Etsy has the biggest climb to reach $100 per share, considering it trades at just $53. In other words, it needs to jump a whopping 88% from here. That makes Etsy the biggest longshot of the bunch, but in my view, such a rally isn’t an entirely outrageous proposition for the stock. Consider that Etsy trades at just 10 times its free cash flow — this is really cheap. In fact, Etsy stock could trade at $100 per share right now and still be reasonably valued from a free-cash-flow perspective. But its valuation is depressed because investors have little confidence in the business. It’s hard to blame them. Etsy is struggling to find new buyers — its active buyers actually dipped slightly in the third quarter of 2024. Moreover, the company’s gross merchandise sales are also falling. But it’s not all doom and gloom for Etsy. The company’s Q3 revenue continued to rise 4% year over year thanks to an improved take rate. Management is also getting more disciplined, improving revenue per employee and revenue growth relative to what it’s spending on product development. Furthermore, the company has a plan to drive more spending from active buyers with a new loyalty program, among other ideas. In short, buyers are already online spending money elsewhere. If they start spending more on Etsy’s platform — perhaps with gifting — then the business can grow again. I believe these investments will start paying off for Etsy in 2025. And when investors realize what’s happening, they could quickly move to pick up shares of this undervalued stock, sending the price higher. Among this trio, Roku is likely the riskiest pick because of its ongoing net losses, while PayPal offers the smallest potential upside because it’s quite large already. That leaves Etsy as the best balance between risk and reward. Before you buy stock in Roku, consider this: The Motley Fool Stock Advisor analyst team just identified what they believe are the 10 best stocks for investors to buy now… and Roku wasn’t one of them. The 10 stocks that made the cut could produce monster returns in the coming years. Consider when Nvidia made this list on April 15, 2005… if you invested $1,000 at the time of our recommendation, you’d have $874,051!* Now, it’s worth noting Stock Advisor’s total average return is 937% — a market-crushing outperformance compared to 178% for the S&P 500. Don’t miss out on the latest top 10 list. Learn more » *Stock Advisor returns as of January 21, 2025 Jon Quast has positions in Etsy and Roku. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Etsy, PayPal, and Roku. The Motley Fool recommends the following options: long January 2027 $42.50 calls on PayPal and short March 2025 $85 calls on PayPal. 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David Beckham shares ‘simple values’ parents taught him David Beckham shares ‘simple values’ parents taught him David Beckham sits down with CNBC’s Tania Bryer at the World Economic Forum 2025. David Beckham opened up about the “simple values” his parents taught him that he passed on to his children, in a conversation with CNBC host Tania Bryer at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. The former soccer star attended the WEF for the first time to receive the Crystal Award for philanthropy, for his work protecting vulnerable children as a UNICEF goodwill ambassador since 2005. Bryer asked Beckham about where his passion to make a difference comes from and the values his parents taught him. “I think they instilled in me the right values and it’s the simple values of treating everyone the same and showing respect to people and I tried to do the same with my children,” Beckham said. The 49-year-old father of four said his youngest, Harper, is 13 and his eldest, Brooklyn, is 25. “My boys all know that they let a woman walk through the door before they do. They stand up when a lady leaves the table, they shake hands, eye contact. You know all of those values, their pleases, their thank yous. “All of my kids have said pleases and thank yous from two, three years old. So it’s the simple values that me and Victoria grew up with that we’ve tried to instill into our children,” Beckham added. He said having kids has also inspired his work with children around the world. Beckham has traveled extensively to raise awareness about UNICEF’s work with children. He has visited Cambodia to meet with children who were victims of violence and abuse, South Africa to meet families living with **** and AIDS, and the Philippines, where he met with children who were affected by Typhoon Haiyan. “I’ve taken a few of my kids on different trips. They know exactly the work that I do for UNICEF. They all want to get involved in the UNICEF work that I do. They all want to help in different ways and different charities. “I continue to show them pictures upon pictures upon pictures when I come home from these trips, and it just gives them a sense of actually, what’s happening in the world, and I think that’s so important.” In his awards ceremony speech, Beckham also emphasized that “girls are held back” by poverty, violence, and discrimination. “I want my daughter Harper to have the same opportunities as her brothers, and that should be the case for all girls everywhere. Being a girl shouldn’t determine what you can do, where you can go, and who you can become,” he said. Beckham touched on several topics in his conversation with Bryer including his famed 20-year soccer career from 1992 to 2013, becoming the president and co-owner of soccer club Inter Miami CF, and his thoughts on social media. Source link #David #Beckham #shares #simple #values #parents #taught Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content] For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

Pharmacy leaders warn over online sales of weight-loss jabs – BBC.com Pharmacy leaders warn over online sales of weight-loss jabs – BBC.com Pharmacy leaders warn over online sales of weight-loss jabs BBC.comIncrease regulation of online ***** of weight-loss jabs, pharmacists say The GuardianThe Rise of the Ozempic Influencers GLAMOUR UKOnline pharmacies accused of treating **** jabs ‘like grocery items’ MSNHundreds in hospital with serious reactions to **** jabs as numbers surge 46% in a month – and nearly 400 have Daily Mail Source link #Pharmacy #leaders #warn #online #sales #weightloss #jabs #BBC.com Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Australia Day: WA Police laid 105 charges, 60 people arrested during January 26 events around the State Australia Day: WA Police laid 105 charges, 60 people arrested during January 26 events around the State Police arrested 60 people and laid more than 100 charges across WA in an operation to stamp out crime on Australia Day. Source link #Australia #Day #Police #laid #charges #people #arrested #January #events #State Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Virginia State Police investigate shooting on I-64 in Norfolk Virginia State Police investigate shooting on I-64 in Norfolk NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) – The Virginia State Police is investigating a shooting that left one man injured on Interstate 64 near Norview Avenue Saturday afternoon. VSP said they received a call around 3:14 p.m. from a man claiming he had been involved in an interstate shooting. Preliminary investigations revealed that the victim was driving a blue Kia Stinger sedan heading westbound on I-64 near Norview Avenue, when an unknown vehicle began to shoot at his vehicle. The victim exited the interstate at Chesapeake Boulevard and contacted police. He was transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Police are seeking the public’s help, looking for witnesses who were traveling westbound I-64 between Norview Avenue and Chesapeake Boulevard who may have observed this vehicle and possibly the shooter’s vehicle prior to, during or after this incident. Anyone traveling westbound in that area around 3:14 p.m. Saturday is encouraged to contact VSP at (804) 750-8788. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to WAVY.com. Source link #Virginia #State #Police #investigate #shooting #I64 #Norfolk Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content] For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

Starwatch: Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn reveal the ecliptic – The Guardian Starwatch: Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn reveal the ecliptic – The Guardian Starwatch: Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn reveal the ecliptic The GuardianWatch ‘planetary parade’ online for free on Jan. 25 Space.comJanuary 2025 Planetary Alignment Visible Now The Weather ChannelPlanetary alignment 2025: Planets line up across the night sky BBC.com Source link #Starwatch #Venus #Mars #Jupiter #Saturn #reveal #ecliptic #Guardian Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Karratha trailblazers recognised at Auspire Community Awards Karratha trailblazers recognised at Auspire Community Awards Highlighting their hard work and dedication to the Karratha community, local heroes were celebrated at the Auspire Community Awards on January 26. Source link #Karratha #trailblazers #recognised #Auspire #Community #Awards Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

iPhone SE 4 Alleged Hands-on Video Suggests Single Rear Camera Unit iPhone SE 4 Alleged Hands-on Video Suggests Single Rear Camera Unit Apple is expected to launch the iPhone SE 4 in April, with design based off the iPhone 16. As we inch closer to an expected launch timeline, an alleged hands-on video of the ****** units of iPhone SE 4 aka iPhone 16e has leaked online, giving us an early glimpse at what’s to come from the new affordable iPhone. The video showcases the handset with a single rear camera unit with a glass back panel. The iPhone SE 4 is likely to receive several upgrades, including a 6.1-inch OLED screen, a 48-megapixel camera and A18 chipset. Tipster Majin Bu (@MajinBuOfficial) shared a 10-second hands-on video and images of ****** units of the iPhone SE 4 on X. The first-look video suggests a design language similar to the iPhone 14. The handset is shown in white and ****** colour options with a static notch on the display. It was said to boast Dynamic Island at the top of the display. The alleged iPhone SE 4 looks like the 2022 iPhone SE on the rear with a single rear camera setup alongside an LED flash. It appears to have a glass back panel. iPhone SE 4 Specifications, Price (Expected) Apple’s iPhone SE 4 is tipped to go official by April with a price tag of less than $500 (roughly Rs. 42,000). The iPhone SE 4 is expected to feature a 6.06-inch full-HD+ LTPS OLED display with a 60Hz refresh rate. The phone could feature Face ID and offer support for Apple Intelligence features. It is said to run on Apple’s in-house A18 Bionic chipset with support for up to 8GB of RAM. It is expected to feature an aluminium frame and a USB Type-C port. It is tipped to come with a single 48-megapixel rear camera. Source link #iPhone #Alleged #Handson #Video #Suggests #Single #Rear #Camera #Unit Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Zelenskiy again replaces commander of Ukraine’s key eastern front Zelenskiy again replaces commander of Ukraine’s key eastern front MELBOURNE (Reuters) – President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Sunday replaced for the third time in under a year the commander of a key Ukrainian military formation responsible for defending the eastern hub of Pokrovsk that’s under increased risk of falling to Russian forces. Zelenskiy, in his nightly video address, said he put Ukraine’s new commander of ground forces, Major General Mykhailo Drapatyi, in charge of the Khortytsia operational-strategic group, whose area of responsibility includes much of Ukraine’s eastern front. “These are the toughest areas of fighting,” Zelenskiy said, adding that he had discussed the changes at meeting with Ukraine’s Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi. Trusted news and daily delights, right in your inbox See for yourself — The Yodel is the go-to source for daily news, entertainment and feel-good stories. Russia’s capture of the city would bring it closer to seizing the entire Donetsk region, which has been one of President Vladimir Putin’s key goals in his war in Ukraine. Zelensky added that Drapatyi’s appointment will help to combine the combat work of the army with the proper training of brigades. “It is the front-line needs that should determine the standards for staffing and training of brigades,” he said. Drapatyi will replace Major General Andriy Hnatov, who has been in charge of Khortytsia since June and who will become a Deputy Chief of the General Staff to run training and communication. Russian forces have been steadily advancing in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk region towards Pokrovsk, bypassing it from the south and trying to cut off supply routes to Ukraine’s troops. Pokrovsk, which had a pre-war population of around 60,000, has been one of Ukraine’s main defensive strongholds in the Donetsk region and the focus of fierce fighting for months. (Reporting by Lidia Kelly in Melbourne; Editing by Sonali Paul) Source link #Zelenskiy #replaces #commander #Ukraines #key #eastern #front Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Israel begins allowing Palestinians to return to northern Gaza for the first time in over a year – The Associated Press Israel begins allowing Palestinians to return to northern Gaza for the first time in over a year – The Associated Press Israel begins allowing Palestinians to return to northern Gaza for the first time in over a year The Associated PressLive briefing: Displaced Palestinians begin return home to devastated northern Gaza The Washington PostHamas to release Israeli hostage Yehud, two others before Friday, Israel to allow Gazans to return home north ReutersIsrael, ****** reach deal to release hostages and allow Palestinians to return to Gaza Strip Fox News Source link #Israel #begins #allowing #Palestinians #return #northern #Gaza #time #year #Press Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content] For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

Tennis Australia chief Craig Tiley calls for new attraction to Melbourne Park with legend statues Tennis Australia chief Craig Tiley calls for new attraction to Melbourne Park with legend statues With another *********** Open complete tournament director Craig Tiley is already looking ahead at what can bring in more fans and he believes a statue of Novak Djokovic could be the answer. Source link #Tennis #Australia #chief #Craig #Tiley #calls #attraction #Melbourne #Park #legend #statues Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Shooting outside Sacramento sports bar leaves one dead Shooting outside Sacramento sports bar leaves one dead (FOX0.COM) — The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a fatal shooting that happened outside of Harry’s Lounge Sports Bar. Around 1:30 a.m., SCSO responded to Harry’s Lounge for a fight that involved about six people. Officials said the fight started inside the bar and spilled onto the parking lot. When officers arrived at the scene they discovered an unresponsive man who was pronounced dead at the scene. Shooting outside Sacramento sports bar leaves one dead SCSO said as the shots were fired, one person got into his car and possibly tried to get away from the shooting. It’s unclear if they victim died from a gunshot wound or being hit by the fleeing vehicle. No arrests have been made the incident is under investigation. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to FOX40 News. Source link #Shooting #Sacramento #sports #bar #leaves #dead Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Ten reasons why Chiefs reached 2025 Super Bowl: Patrick Mahomes, Steve Spagnuolo and Co. are inevitable – CBS Sports Ten reasons why Chiefs reached 2025 Super Bowl: Patrick Mahomes, Steve Spagnuolo and Co. are inevitable – CBS Sports Ten reasons why Chiefs reached 2025 Super Bowl: Patrick Mahomes, Steve Spagnuolo and Co. are inevitable CBS SportsView Full Coverage on Google News Source link #Ten #reasons #Chiefs #reached #Super #Bowl #Patrick #Mahomes #Steve #Spagnuolo #inevitable #CBS #Sports Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Vivo V50, Vivo Y19e Reportedly Spotted on BIS Website Suggesting Imminent India Launch Vivo V50, Vivo Y19e Reportedly Spotted on BIS Website Suggesting Imminent India Launch Vivo is expected to launch new smartphones in India soon. A recent report claimed that two handsets were recently spotted on the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) website, suggesting an imminent launch in the country. They are expected to be the Vivo V50 and the Vivo Y19e. The former could be a rebrand of the Vivo S20, which was unveiled in China in November 2024. Previously, the purported Vivo V50 appeared on Taiwan’s National Communications Commission (NCC) website, which suggested its design, dimensions, and battery details. Vivo V50, Vivo Y19e Spotted on BIS Website Vivo smartphones with the model number V2427 and V2431 were spotted on the BIS website, according to a MySmartPrice report. They are said to be the Vivo V50 and the Vivo Y19e, respectively. The report notes that an earlier NBTC listing confirms the former moniker, while a previous IMEI listing suggested the latter. The BIS listing does not reveal much about the expected handsets but hints at the imminent launch of the phones in India. The NCC listing of the Vivo V50 suggested that the phone will launch in blue, grey and white colour options. It is expected to have a design similar to the Vivo S20 model and is said to be a rebrand of the phone. Connectivity options are expected to include Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth, NFC, and GPS. The Vivo V50 is expected to measure 160mm in length and 75mm in width, however, its expected thickness is not yet known. The height and width of the purported handset are similar to the Vivo S20’s dimensions of 160 x 74 x 7.9mm. The older NCC listing suggests that the Vivo V50 could get a 5,870mAh rated battery, which will likely be marketed as 6,000mAh. It is expected to support 90W wired fast charging. Notably, the ******** version of the Vivo S20 carries a 6,500mAh battery with support for 80W fast charging. We can expect to see more details about the Vivo Y19e surface online soon. It will likely join the Vivo Y19 lineup which includes the base Vivo Y19 and Vivo Y19s. Affiliate links may be automatically generated – see our ethics statement for details. Source link #Vivo #V50 #Vivo #Y19e #Reportedly #Spotted #BIS #Website #Suggesting #Imminent #India #Launch Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

19 Stories About When People Learned That HR Is Not Their Friend That Left Me Speechless 19 Stories About When People Learned That HR Is Not Their Friend That Left Me Speechless Recently, I wrote an article about the times people found out the hard way that HR/the workplace was not their friend, and in the comments, BuzzFeed Community members sounded off with some stories of their own. I figured it wouldn’t hurt to share a few more, so here are some of the most interesting: 1.”I told my boss that if he expected me to be on call 24/7, he needed to start paying me a salary instead of hourly. He said no.” “I contacted HR, and they said I’m right, my boss should be the one on call, and for me to stop taking after-hours calls immediately. My boss later told me to ignore HR because they didn’t know what they were talking about, and I did in fact have to be on call 24/7 instead of him. I reported him to HR again, and was told to just do what he said. He was also reported to HR by other employees for saying a number of inappropriate things to me. I only know about this because he told me.” —kmskoby Nitat Termmee / Getty Images 2.”At a former workplace, our head of HR was very manipulative. She was super bubbly and friendly, but made sure to throw you under the bus when it mattered.” “Anyhow, she would always chat with my friend and I in the morning and knew everything that was going on in my life. After working there for several years I started having heart problems resulting in a need to wear a monitor for a whole month, and my partner several weeks later was hit by a car and needed two surgeries. So for months, I was missing work for my own appointments… and also my partner’s appointments, since he could not drive.” “My manager was fairly new in her position and let me know that our HR manager had sent out an email saying I’d lose my health insurance due to so much lost time, even though I was still working full-time hours.” “She knew why I was missing time, and instead of setting me up with FMLA, she threatened the insurance and my paycheck that I desperately needed at the time since my partner couldn’t work. I ended up quitting after having a big meeting with her where I called her out for being shady and committing multiple labor violations during my time there. She told me I was wrong and eventually tried to blame my manager instead, who was nothing but kind to me. She’s still going strong at the company, and I know many good employees who quit because of her.” —babygotbackpain Nitat Termmee / Getty Images 3.”I went through this with an old boss who was ********* harassing me. He was the CFO of a large ad agency. I was the only female in his corporate entourage except for his admin.” A person making a concerned expression while wearing a plaid shirt and tie, with shelves of products in the background and a Peacock logo in the corner Person with a surprised expression covers their mouth. Background shows a refrigerator NBC / Via giphy.com “He never made a physical move, and all his verbal harassment was under the radar, so to speak, but he made his intentions clear. He tried so many ways to get me to ‘let my hair down’ as he so often put it. After six months, I went to HR, and they told me I was lucky to be working with such a highly qualified man and that I must be mistaken as he may be unconventional, but he gets the job done. We went through a merger not long after, and all of corporate was laid off. My boss got a nice big golden parachute (i.e. a lot of money to leave) while the rest of us had to finish our projects and exit. HR is there to protect the company, not the employees.” —lunallee212 4.”I worked in a non-chain restaurant that had a drive-thru. One night, we had a car drive up, and everyone inside was wildly drunk. I did not need them or the potential mayhem they could cause on my conscience, so I called the police.” “I later found out that the driver blew over TWICE the legal limit. A couple days later, the restaurant owner scolded me and said, ‘It’s bad for business if our customers think we’ll call the police on them.’ I promised not to do it again, but I darn sure would have without hesitation.” —wanderingstorm Carlofranco / Getty Images 5.”I was 16 and working as an ‘administrative assistant’ at the overnight camp I had attended since childhood. My boss had known me since I was 10, and I was a little ***** at that age, which I don’t believe she ever forgot.” “Anyhoo, my mother had been hospitalized and I was in the midst of a full-blown panic attack in the office, being comforted by my other teen friends, when my boss walked in, told me I was being ‘disruptive to the other staff,’ and threatened to have me escorted off camp grounds by police. The other staff stared in disbelief. I called her a ****** (in a religious camp, mind you!) and ran back to my room. Part of me still hasn’t forgiven her 12 years later.” —libm Maskot / Getty Images/Maskot 6.”Got pulled into the manager’s office and told I was being written up for watching porn on my phone.” “The union steward told me to just sign the write-up and not offer any explanation. I declined and showed them all that I still used a T9 phone.” —cgardner0683 Pascal Deloche / Getty Images 7.”I ALMOST got written up for this, but essentially pulled a righteous speech out of my butt and saved myself. I worked at a movie theater for a while that also made food. One of those places. At the end of the night, management wanted us to throw away all the food that had hit expiration and been used. No big deal, except that no employee was allowed to take anything after it was removed from inventory and before it was thrown in the trash. Kind of a stupid policy, but whatever.” “The kicker was, they wanted us to throw away all this perfectly fine food and then pour the used oil on it so that the homeless couldn’t eat out of the dumpsters. I wouldn’t do it.” “If someone is desperate enough to eat out of a dumpster, I’m not destroying possibly their only chance at food. I put the oil at the bottom and the food on top. I didn’t get caught for months until a manager finally caught me and started to rant at me. I pulled a speech out about why it was so disgusting to pour oil on the food and blah blah blah. I made him feel bad enough that he didn’t write me up and didn’t report me. But he did tell me not to tell anyone I wasn’t destroying the food in the dumpsters. I quit shortly after but still think that’s a horrible policy. FYI, we put the oil in these big containers with caps. We had to intentionally un-cap and pour them on the food. It made the dumpster disgusting because it was covered in a layer of oil and STANK way worse than it would. When you just put it at the bottom, that wasn’t a problem.” —lalalace1640 “Horrible disregard for human suffering aside, that sounds like a fire hazard and possible EPA violation. All in the name of something they didn’t want. WILD.In short, good for you.” —peacefulmagazine72 Photographer, Basak Gurbuz Derma / Getty Images 8.”I worked in an office where the office manager worked infrequent hours, like whatever worked best for her was good with the leadership for some reason.” “One day she sent an email to all the support staff saying that the work day began at 9 a.m. and ended at 5 p.m. If you were late, you were expected to make up that time during your lunch break, ‘no excuses,’ the email said.” Fiordaliso / Getty Images “While this email was sent to all of the support staff, I knew it was targeted at me, as that week I had been late each morning because I had client meetings out of the office.” Woman in polka-dot dress with large hoop earrings smiles confidently indoors, hair in a top bun Woman smiling, wearing a sleeveless top and large hoop earrings, with hair in a bun. Pop TV / CBC Television / Via giphy.com “I was working and my boss knew where I was, but the office manager didn’t and evidently she needed to make sure I knew she was in charge. I simply replied to her email, ‘If we were working past 5 p.m. for any reason, do we get that time back? Because last night I was here and working until 9:30 p.m. and by your logic, you owe me 4.5 hours.’ She never replied and didn’t speak to me at all for a month.” —Anonymous 9.”I worked for a well-known taco franchise, and my assistant general manager took one of my coworkers home because it was cold out, we were all friends, and he didn’t have a car. She came to work the next morning literally terrified to be next to him.” Person with short blonde hair, wearing a dark blazer over a patterned shirt, sits at a table with a thoughtful expression Person with short wavy hair wears a blazer and subtly patterned shirt, looking thoughtful NBC / Via giphy.com “We were good friends, so I pulled her aside to talk. Turns out, he tried to ********* assault her. We told HR and they blamed her, saying it was off work property and maybe she shouldn’t be giving rides to people. We both ended up quitting within a month.” —Anonymous 10.”In my 20s, I worked part-time at a local large East Coast restaurant chain. I came into work one day with a package of wine coolers in a sealed bag.” “I asked the manager if I could keep them in the walk-in until the end of my shift and was told yes, as long as they stayed in the bag, unopened. At the end of my shift, without my knowing it, two young (under 21 years of age) fellow employees had ripped open the bag and consumed a few of the wine coolers.” Psisa / Getty Images/iStockphoto “They were drunk by the time I was done with my four-hour shift, and I was confronted by the manager about allowing the two younger employees access to the wine coolers, even though I was waiting on customers at the front of the store for my whole shift.” “HR contacted me two days later to inform me that I was fired. I told them that the manager had said it was okay to keep the wine coolers in the walk-in as long as they were in the bag, and I never even mentioned that I’d brought wine coolers into the store to the two 20-year-olds who got drunk. Long story short, I was fired for the indiscretion of bringing alcohol onto company property and for getting two underage punks drunk, even though the little ****** stole from me. And the manager never got reprimanded for even saying yes to my bringing the wine coolers into work in a sealed package.” —Anonymous Comedy Central / Via giphy.com 11.”I was scolded for wrongdoing when the major jewelry retail manager I worked for was in on it.” “A customer came to pick up his order. The computer read it was paid in full and I gave him the ring. The next day, the store manager asked where said ring was. I told her what happened and was told that the $500 ring wasn’t paid for, and I ‘should have asked someone about it.’ I didn’t know it at the time, but I later found that she and other salespeople were manipulating the computer system so orders appeared to be paid in full, to get sales numbers and commissions posted sooner. It also meant she was knowingly floating negative store funds and non-existent inventory. No wonder she didn’t write me up for giving away jewelry!” —Anonymous Craig Hastings / Getty Images 12.”When I worked for UPS I found some small toy laying on the ground of a trailer I was unloading. I took it to the security station on the way out, where everyone walks through a metal detector and gets wanded, and turned the toy into them.” “They asked for my badge when I turned it in. The next day when I went into work they had me go into the HR office and talk to them. They told me since I turned it into security and not my manager, they considered it is stealing. I could either quit for personal reasons or be fired for stealing. When I asked the union representative there if I could do anything he just said he couldn’t help me and was only there as a courtesy. WTF was I paying all those union fees for? The best part was security still had me go through the metal detector and be wanded one final time on the way out.” —Anonymous Jarretera / Getty Images 13.”I had a serious allergy attack at work. The health insurance company I worked for called an ambulance that took me to the hospital. When I returned to work, I was written up for an unplanned absence.” “I contacted HR to complain/dispute the write-up. Not only did they do nothing to help me, but they also contacted my director, who called me into the office to scream at me for having the nerve to complain.” —Anonymous 14.”I’ve worked in construction for seven years as part of the project management (PM) staff. I had a field supervisor tell me, in front of my manager, that I’m a woman and I can’t carry an extension ladder because I might trip and fall and get hurt, which would make his safety record look bad.” A surprised woman with an updo and shoulder-baring top says A woman in a fancy off-shoulder dress looks surprised, with Pop TV / CBC Television / Via giphy.com “Mind you, before becoming a PM, I was a commercial painter for 12 years and regularly used ladders of all sizes. My manager blew off the comment but I took the incident to HR. After a month of no action that I could see to reprimand or correct this guy’s behavior, and now he was bullying me, I told the story to my manager’s manager. Still no action, but I got a call from HR asking me if I thought the man’s behavior and my response was just a clash of our personalities. Long story short, I started sending out resumes three days after the discriminatory comment. Had another job lined up within a month and gave notice. My last week there, the guy got fired because someone else had gotten seriously hurt on the job site.” —Anonymous 15.”I was a new teacher at a daycare center where staff got in trouble for not ratting each other out to the director (which I didn’t know yet).” “There was a boy in my class who had a lot of food allergies. One day, I prepared lunch for the class, triple-checking each item against his ‘do not serve’ list, and found everything was safe to give him. I put his plate down in front of him but, as he reached for the food, my assistant teacher grabbed it and threw it in the trash. She thought I’d given him something he couldn’t eat, but we checked the list together and realized she was mistaken. No big deal. We gave him more and moved on with the day. However…” Seksan Mongkhonkhamsao / Getty Images “The other teacher in the room at the time told the director a false version of the story and we were both called to her desk the next day. We explained the situation, that it was a misunderstanding and the child was safe, but she wrote us both up anyway for endangering his life.” “I told her that was ridiculous, that neither of us had done anything wrong (especially my assistant who was attempting to save his life, or so she thought) but we were dismissed. That afternoon, I took it upon myself to apologize to the child’s mother and reassure her that he hadn’t eaten anything he was allergic to. She had no idea what I was talking about. For 24 hours, the director thought her son had eaten something dangerous and hadn’t called her. That night, I emailed the daycare owner about the incident, and her response was to fire me ‘based on what happened today.’ So I was fired for NOT almost killing a child. That center closed suddenly years later…I wonder why.” —Anonymous Yellow Dog Productions / Getty Images 16.”Worked as a waitress briefly. One day, the other waitress told me my tips were under the counter, so I picked them up when I was done. The next day, the boss cornered me for stealing money. I told him the other gal had put the tips there. Didn’t stay long at that job.” A person in a 1950s-style diner outfit with large earrings stands inside a diner, smiling slightly Woman dressed as a 1950s diner waitress, smiling, standing indoors ABC / Via giphy.com —Anonymous 17.”I was working over 80 hours a week for a few weeks because my coworkers had been fired, and I had to train the new people. HR told me I had falsified my time sheets and were instigating disciplinary procedures with a view to terminate for falsifying official records.” “It was HR who processed the earlier terminations. I just laughed, walked out and told my supervisor HR was planning to terminate me and left.” —Anonymous 18.”At a major software company I once had a supervisor, let’s call her K, who insisted I run four separate teams (over half the staff on hand).” “Halfway through the year, I told her I had some medical issues (resulting in a reasonable accommodation), that I couldn’t handle four times the workload of everyone else anymore, and that they needed to hire more managers. Their response was to fire another one instead. She said to hang in there and do the best I could. I listed the duties I’d have to ask others to do to keep up. Come review time, I got a negative review listing everything I didn’t do. Which was exactly the list I gave her. Verbatim. As a result, I got no bonus and no raise that year. For doing four people’s jobs. I hate her.” —Anonymous Daniel De La Hoz / Getty Images 19.And finally: “My brother’s high school ex-girlfriend became my boss. She said she would fire me. It took a year, but she did it by saying I said derogatory comments about another employee.” “When I went to HR I found out they were best friends. I was gone and am banned for life from working there. Everyone went to HR and said she was lying. Even unemployment said this was not a reason for termination. But it was time to move on.” —Anonymous Remember, kids: “HR isn’t there to protect anyone, they’re there to ensure that labor law is being followed by both the employer and the employees.” “The problem is that HR folks are also employees and can be fired by upper management, so they’ll tend to lean in favor of management out of self-preservation. I strongly believe that all HR professionals should be independent contractors bound by iron-clad contracts so they can truly be impartial…CYA by documenting everything, and any and all disciplinary action ought to be documented and signed by both parties.”— Former HR manager, secretlydevito These stories are absolutely wild, so I want to hear all your opinions down in the comments below. Feel free to share HR horror stories of your own — or, if you prefer, you can vent via this anonymous Google form! Who knows — your story could end up in an upcoming BuzzFeed article. Please note: Some comments may have been edited for length and/or clarity. Source link #Stories #People #Learned #Friend #Left #Speechless Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content] For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

Column | Asking Eric: We want to avoid our friends’ antisocial adult daughter – The Washington Post Column | Asking Eric: We want to avoid our friends’ antisocial adult daughter – The Washington Post Column | Asking Eric: We want to avoid our friends’ antisocial adult daughter The Washington Post Source link #Column #Eric #avoid #friends #antisocial #adult #daughter #Washington #Post Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

‘Be brave’: Aussies mull radical batting experiment ‘Be brave’: Aussies mull radical batting experiment Australia will consider taking the drastic step of changing its batting order mid-Test match to combat its selection dilemma at the top for the Sri Lanka series. Travis Head and Sam Konstas arrived in Galle seemingly locked in a battle to partner veteran opener Usman Khawaja for the first of two matches beginning on January 29. Teenage swashbuckler Konstas is the incumbent and helped seal Australia’s first series win over India in a decade with valuable contributions across his first two Test matches. Australia’s middle-order aggressor on home soil, Head averaged 55.75 runs as David Warner’s injury replacement during the final two and a half Tests on the last subcontinent to India in 2023. “I don’t know where I’m going to bat at this stage,” Head said ahead of Monday’s main training session for the first Test. “We’ll see how that wicket plays out over the next couple of days.” But Head revealed Australia had been discussing the prospect of shifting its batting order mid-game if pitch conditions called for flexibility. Questions remain as to how much spin will be on offer from day one in the Test matches, with the pitch playing very differently in Galle across Australia’s last two visits in 2022 and 2016. South *********** veteran Head is more experienced in Asia than Konstas, who is embarking on his first subcontinent Test tour, but has not always been able to make the best of turning wickets. Head said when it came to the opener debate, Australia may be able to have its cake and eat it too. “It’s been a topic of conversation for the last little bit in this team on whether the *********** first innings, second innings, why doesn’t the order change?” Head said. “Why can’t we be flexible? What moves? How can we be brave? “That hasn’t played out as such yet. Is this the tour to do it? We’ll wait and see.” The current *********** team has often changed its batting order mid-game to deploy a nightwatchman, usually Nathan Lyon, but a premeditated mid-game switch would be unprecedented. But in the era of Konstas reverse-ramp shots and booming support for Test cricket, Head feels the time is ripe for change. “The game is evolving, so why not continue to see where we can make jumps and leaps and where can we get an advantage?” he said. “If that’s using people in different positions, it’s not traditionally done a hell of a lot … (but) this team’s experienced enough and in a great position where players will be open to that if needed to be.” Head averaged 7.7 runs at his usual No.5 spot across Australia’s last visit to Sri Lanka – the worst figures for any bilateral series of his 54-match Test career. His subcontinent form was so dire that Head found himself dropped for the start of the 2023 India series, despite shining against the West Indies and South Africa in the previous home summer. Head returns to Sri Lanka ready to play with his trademark positive intent regardless of his position in the order, admitting the last tour to Sri Lanka was one to forget. “I wasn’t pleased with the way that tour went,” he said. “I did go through a bit of a transition here and in Pakistan last time, tried to play a bit more traditionally. “That (2023) Indian series was one which could have gone one way or the other. I don’t play well and I probably never see a subcontinent tour again. “Or I go out there and do what I’ve been doing the last couple of years and go out there a little bit more relaxed. “So I’ll draw on that. “I feel comfortable wherever I need to be to win the Test. I ain’t bothered where I bat anymore. I haven’t been for a while.” Source link #brave #Aussies #mull #radical #batting #experiment Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

20 Poor, Unfortunate Souls Who Had Their Expectations Completely Shattered By Reality 20 Poor, Unfortunate Souls Who Had Their Expectations Completely Shattered By Reality Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what’s in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key Takeaways As a recovering impulsive shopper, you better believe I’ve fallen for a scammy ad or two (or 10) I’ve seen online. Frankly, it feels like ordering something online is becoming more and more of a gamble, especially for the folks over at r/ExpectationVsReality. Here are a few customers who I truly hope are demanding a refund for their purchases. 1.This “speedometer” cake: 2.This “custom ****” sweatshirt: Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement 3.This “custom ****” henna tattoo: 4.And this “custom ****” plushie: Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement 5.This poster of “The Godfather”: 6.This “wedge salad”: Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement 7.These “stained glass” books: 8.This “seagull” plushie: Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement 9.This “Moo Deng” ornament: 10.This “mac ‘n’ cheese”: Advertisement Advertisement 11.This Descendants “doll”: 12.This “breakfast burrito”: Advertisement Advertisement 13.This “Grogu” Chia ****: 14.This “wizard robe”: Advertisement Advertisement 15.This “living arrangement”: 16.These “Bluey” cake pops: Advertisement Advertisement 17.This “batwing” dress: 18.This “avocado toast”: Advertisement Advertisement 19.This “bouquet”: 20.And finally, this “mushroom” pendant: H/T: r/ExpectationVsReality Source link #Poor #Unfortunate #Souls #Expectations #Completely #Shattered #Reality Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

‘Watson’ Creator On Premiere Twist & Moriarty Casting Reveal, Sherlock Easter Eggs & ‘House’ Comparisons – Deadline ‘Watson’ Creator On Premiere Twist & Moriarty Casting Reveal, Sherlock Easter Eggs & ‘House’ Comparisons – Deadline ‘Watson’ Creator On Premiere Twist & Moriarty Casting Reveal, Sherlock Easter Eggs & ‘House’ Comparisons Deadline’Watson’ review: Sherlock and ‘House’ combo is unhinged TV USA TODAY‘Watson’ Review: CBS’ Sherlock-Inspired Medical Drama Is Definitely No ‘House’ Hollywood Reporter‘Watson’ Episode Release Schedule: When Is It Streaming? Yahoo Entertainment Source link #Watson #Creator #Premiere #Twist #amp #Moriarty #Casting #Reveal #Sherlock #Easter #Eggs #amp #House #Comparisons #Deadline Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

It's Trew: Arisa revels as skateboard role model It's Trew: Arisa revels as skateboard role model At the age of 14, Arisa Trew hopes she’s a role model for skateboarding while her father has no doubt about her impact on the sport. Source link #It039s #Trew #Arisa #revels #skateboard #role #model Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Five Questions for the ECB Five Questions for the ECB By Yoruk Bahceli and Stefano Rebaudo LONDON (Reuters) – The European Central Bank meets on Thursday for the first time since Donald Trump returned to office, leaving U.S. tariff threats looming over the euro zone’s sluggish economy and potentially complicating the economic outlook. Traders reckon further rate cuts are a done deal, so the question is whether the ECB drops any new hints on the path ahead. “They expect President (Christine) Lagarde to say the door to further rate cuts is open,” said Bruno Cavalier, chief economist at Oddo. Here are five key questions for markets: 1/ What will the ECB do on Thursday? Most likely, cut the key deposit rate by another 25 basis points to 2.75%. Markets fully price the move and the ECB removed language from its guidance in December that had pledged to keep rates restrictive. “There has been no change to the outlook since December,” said Pictet Wealth Management’s head of macroeconomic research Frederik Ducrozet. 2/ How does Trump’s return change ECB thinking on tariff risks? It doesn’t so far, economists reckon. U.S. President Trump did not impose day-one tariffs and said the U.S. is not ready for universal ones. However, he put Canada, Mexico and China in the firing line and complained about the terms of trade with the European Union. Trump told the World Economic Forum in Davos via video last week that other economies will face tariffs if they make their products anywhere but the U.S. While some analysts take comfort in the initial approach being more measured than expected, that could change. For the ECB, it’s all about how tariffs impact euro zone inflation, whether directly or through their impact on demand. Lagarde said last week the bank is not “overly concerned” about Trump’s policies exporting inflation to Europe — comments ABN AMRO economists took to signal the ECB would see tariffs as mainly being negative for growth. 3/ How far does the ECB need to cut rates? Traders expect almost four rate cuts from the ECB this year and some policymakers have explicitly agreed, pointing to rates falling towards 2%. That would put rates within estimates of the so-called neutral rate, which neither restricts nor accommodates growth. But some hawks sound more cautious on the pace, with top hawk Isabel Schnabel recently warning that the bank needs to have a “deep think” on how far and quickly to cut. Once rates reach 2.5% “they will have to think a bit harder to decide where to go”, said PIMCO portfolio manager Konstantin Veit. Story Continues But given a weak economy, the risk is skewed towards rates falling to 1.75%, he added. Lagarde said last week the neutral level was anywhere between 1.75% and 2.25%. 4/ How worrying is the uptick in inflation for the ECB? Not very, economists reckon. Inflation rose to the highest since July at 2.4% in December, driven by higher energy prices and costs in services, where inflation isn’t budging from 4%. Yet the rise is in line with the bank’s expectations and chief economist Philip Lane is confident wage growth is slowing and will quickly pull services inflation lower. He has also warned keeping rates too high for too long could push inflation below target. While the ECB only targets inflation, as it nears 2%, “it’s not as simple as just being a single mandate because after all, growth is important if you want to see where inflation is going to go,” said Danske Bank chief analyst Piet Christiansen. 5/ What if the Fed stops cutting rates? The ECB could slow its cuts, but it depends on the reason. Traders’ Fed rate cut bets have swung in January given uncertainty around the U.S. inflation outlook. BofA and BNP Paribas expect the Fed to stay on hold this year. “If they don’t cut because the economy is strong in the U.S., it’s also good news for Europe…. the ECB could actually be tempted to cut a little bit less,” Pictet’s Ducrozet said. “If they don’t cut because of a stagflation kind of scenario, then it’s a different story and I don’t think it makes a big difference for the ECB,” he said, noting a fall in the euro to parity, from almost $1.05 at present, would not be a big focus. (Reporting by Yoruk Bahceli and Stefano Rebaudo; editing by Dhara Ranasinghe and Toby Chopra) Source link #Questions #ECB Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content] For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

Trump's Colombia tariff threat raises fears on coffee prices – Axios Trump's Colombia tariff threat raises fears on coffee prices – Axios Trump’s Colombia tariff threat raises fears on coffee prices AxiosUS, Colombia reach deal on deportations; tariff, sanctions put on hold Reuters Canada”One Day, Over A Glass Of ********…”: Colombia President Targets Trump NDTVColombian president orders increase of import tariffs on US goods after Trump order The HillColombian leader quickly caves after Trump threats, offers presidential plane for deportation flights Yahoo! Voices Source link #Trump039s #Colombia #tariff #threat #raises #fears #coffee #prices #Axios Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content] For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

Elliot Yeo injury: West Coast Eagles star set to avoid ACL blow as club waits on scan results Elliot Yeo injury: West Coast Eagles star set to avoid ACL blow as club waits on scan results West Coast fans are still holding their collective breath in the wake of Elliot Yeo’s training injury from three days ago, but it is understood the worst-case scenario is thankfully out of play. Source link #Elliot #Yeo #injury #West #Coast #Eagles #star #set #avoid #ACL #blow #club #waits #scan #results Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]