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_city-lights-1990-vhs-scottish-television-sitcom.webp "City Lights is a Scottish television sitcom that aired from 1984 to 1991. The show was set in Glasgow and followed the life of Willie Melvin, a bank teller with dreams of becoming a writer. The show was known for its witty humor and colorful characters, including Willie’s eccentric friends and family.<br/><br/>Synopsis<br/><br/>The show revolved around Willie’s struggles to balance his mundane job at the bank with his aspirations to become a writer. His friends and family often found themselves caught up in his misadventures, which frequently ended in comedic misunderstandings and mishaps.")
_watch-ramallah-market-engulfed-in-flames-after-israeli-raid.webp "Firefighters in Ramallah battled blazes in a market ravaged by an Israeli army raid, leaving shops charred and produce destroyed.")
_stock-markets-on-election-results-day-2024-nifty-slides-500-points-banks-under-pressure-124-oneindia.webp "On Election Results Day 2024, the stock markets are witnessing significant volatility. The Nifty has slid 500 points, reflecting investor apprehension and market uncertainty. Banking stocks, in particular, are under intense pressure as election results begin to shape the economic outlook. Stay tuned to Oneindia News for live updates, expert analysis, and insights on how the election results are impacting the financial markets. <br/> <br/>#ElectionResults2024 #StockMarket #Nifty #BankingStocks #MarketVolatility #OneindiaNews #FinancialNews #IndianEconomy #InvestorAlert #BreakingNews<br/>~PR.274~ED.155~")
Stock Markets on Election Results Day 2024: Nifty Slides 500 points, Banks under Pressure | Oneindia
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_the-many-names-of-amerant-bank-arena-six-names-in-25-years.webp "The Many Names of Amerant Bank Arena: Six Names in 25 Years from online application bank")
_new-kits-for-pembrokeshire-teams-thanks-to-39new-york-welsh39-network.webp "During the recent Bank Holiday, Tenby native Ty Francis MBE founder of the New York Welsh diaspora network - returned to his Pembrokeshire roots for a tour spanning three local rugby clubs, aimed at reinforcing the sport’s grassroots initiatives. <br/>Kicking off in Milford Haven, Ty gifted a new rugby kit to the Pembrokeshire Vikings, a mixed-ability squad led by Andrew Meddings and Simon Gardiner. <br/>Their commitment to creating a space where players of all abilities can thrive on the rugby field was celebrated with a #JerseyForAll. <br/>Notable attendees included co-sponsor Dom Barrett, MP Stephen Crabb, and MS Samuel Kurtz, with club captain and Special Olympics multi-gold medalist, Bleddyn Gibbs as the honoured guest.<br/>Ty then proceeded to Pembroke Ladies Rugby Team on Monday morning to unveil their latest kit, supported by the New York Welsh community, including contributions from Charlotte Jupp, originally from Saundersfoot, and Glenn Treacher of The Liberty NYC. He was joined by Club Chairman Richard Jelley, Chloe Jones, Jennifer Harvey, and Samuel Kurtz MS were in attendance to mark the occasion.<br/>The bank holiday tour concluded at Tenby United RFC’s Clicketts training ground, where the South Pembs Sharks girls rugby U16s and U14s teams were presented with their New York Welsh branded kits. Ty met with Jamie Barrellie, who oversees the hub, to celebrate the launch.<br/>This initiative held a personal touch for Francis, as the jerseys bore the initials ETS to honour his late aunt Estelle Townsend-Smith, a native of Narberth, who was also a staunch advocate for women's and disability sports. <br/>“She was a very proud supporter of what we do for female and disability sport, so it seemed fitting to have her initials on the sleeves,” he said.<br/>Since 2019, Ty along with his wife Alayna, a New York City Communications Executive, have been instrumental in equipping over a thousand Welsh individuals across women’s, girls’, and disability sports with new kits through their organisation, JerseyForAll.org<br/>Ty, a former Greenhill Comprehensive School pupil, expressed immense gratitude towards the local sports community in Wales and highlighted the invaluable support of all the volunteers. He voiced concern about challenges grassroots sports face, including a recent setback for Tenby United’s second XV by the Welsh Rugby Union, prompting questions about the union’s commitment to grassroots sports.<br/>“I’m thankful for the time and effort the coaches, managers, and volunteers put into supporting women’s and disability sport in Wales. Alayna and I are fortunate to be able to help provide the kits, but the real work gets done on and off the pitches by the players and support staff. <br/>“I’m also very grateful for the consistent support that Stephen Crabb MP and Sam Kurtz MS have offered. Grassroots sports are the lifeblood of local communities, and we are deeply disheartened to not see support from organisations like the Welsh Rugby Union and the Welsh Government.”")
_a-deadly-ohio-bank-explosion-was-caught-on-video.webp "A deadly explosion at a JPMorgan Chase bank building in Youngstown, Ohio Tuesday was caught on video. Veuer’s Matt Hoffman reports.")
_lego-fans-demand-refunds-from-event-compared-to-viral-willy-wonka-shambles.webp "A Lego event hailed the 'world’s largest brick festival' has been compared to Glasgow's Willy Wonka fiasco after visitors were greeted with a \")
_palestinian-street-artist-taqi-spateen-creates-mural-in-glasgow.webp "A street artist travelled from Palestine to Glasgow to unveil a brand new mural inspired by his 'precious' homeland over the weekend.<br/><br/>Taqi Spateen brought his artistic talent to the city and created a large-scale mural in the east end - with its exact location on Stevenson Street near to Barrowlands Gate.<br/><br/>He collaborated with Ciaran Glöbe, one of the artists behind the fake Banksy which appeared near Buchanan Street last June, to bring his vision to life and will work with other local artists across the UK.<br/><br/>The artist is liasing with fellow creatives about the plans, both logistical and artistic, for the murals being created.<br/><br/>Graffiti art is a major cultural force in Palestine. In August 2005, UK street artist Banksy and his team painted seven large murals on a section of the 440-miles-long West Bank Wall, also referred to as the Separation Wall. Since then, the wall has gone on to become a hotspot for the graffiti scene.<br/><br/>Taqi has created many murals on the wall including 'The Boy with the Goldfish Bowl' - showing a child with what is left after the destruction of his childhood home - a series of portraits of George Floyd, and his collaboration with the brand The North Face 'Walls Are Meant For Climbing'.<br/><br/>Now creating and exhibiting internationally, he draws inspiration from the Palestinian countryside, particularly the olive tree, one of the most famous of all Palestinian symbols. His more recent paintings also include depictions of mass urbanisation and colonial settlements on his precious homeland.<br/><br/>Taqi's talent is being showcased as part of the Bethlehem Cultural Festival - set up in 2020 to put the artists, arts and culture of Palestine and Bethlehem centre stage.<br/><br/>The Festival’s creative director, Melissa Scott, says: \")
_session-14-introduction-to-supervised-machine-learning-in-open-ran.webp "Welcome to Session 14 of our Open RAN series! In this session, we'll introduce supervised machine learning and its application in designing intelligent systems for Open RAN.<br/><br/><br/>Understanding Supervised Machine Learning:<br/>Supervised machine learning is a type of machine learning where the algorithm learns from labeled data. It involves training a model on a dataset that contains input-output pairs, where the input is the data and the output is the corresponding label or target variable. The algorithm learns to map inputs to outputs by finding patterns in the data. In Open RAN, supervised learning can be used for tasks such as predicting network performance based on historical data.<br/><br/>Types of Supervised Machine Learning:<br/>There are two main types of supervised machine learning: classification and regression. In classification, the algorithm learns to categorize data into predefined classes or categories. For example, it can classify network traffic into different application types (e.g., video streaming, web browsing). Regression, on the other hand, involves predicting continuous values or quantities. It is used when the output variable is a real or continuous value, such as predicting the signal strength of a network connection.<br/><br/>Binary and Multi-Class Classification:<br/>Binary classification involves categorizing data into two classes or categories. For example, it can be used to classify network traffic as either malicious or benign. Multi-class classification, on the other hand, involves categorizing data into more than two classes. It can be used to classify network traffic into multiple application types (e.g., video streaming, social media, email).<br/><br/>Regression in Machine Learning:<br/>Regression is a supervised learning technique used for predicting continuous values or quantities. It involves fitting a mathematical model to the data, which can then be used to make predictions. In Open RAN, regression can be used for tasks such as predicting network latency, throughput, or coverage based on various input variables such as network parameters, traffic patterns, and environmental conditions.<br/><br/>Subscribe to \")
_cma-to-investigate-nationwides-planned-2-9bn-takeover-of-virgin-money.webp "The UK competition regulator is to investigate Nationwide’s £2.9 billion takeover of rival Virgin Money. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said it has launched a merger inquiry into the deal and has invited parties linked to the deal to provide comment.")
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_shelley-capito-asks-bill-nelson-about-getting-women-amp-more-diverse-populations-interested-in-science.webp "During a Senate Appropriations Committee last week, Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) questioned the Administrator of NASA Bill Nelson and National Science Foundation Director Sethuraman Panchanathan about the Green Bank Telescope and recruiting and bolstering interest in science.<br/><br/>Fuel your success with Forbes. Gain unlimited access to premium journalism, including breaking news, groundbreaking in-depth reported stories, daily digests and more. Plus, members get a front-row seat at members-only events with leading thinkers and doers, access to premium video that can help you get ahead, an ad-light experience, early access to select products including NFT drops and more:<br/><br/>https://account.forbes.com/membership/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=display&utm_campaign=growth_non-sub_paid_subscribe_ytdescript<br/><br/><br/>Stay Connected<br/>Forbes on Facebook: http://fb.com/forbes<br/>Forbes Video on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/forbes<br/>Forbes Video on Instagram: http://instagram.com/forbes<br/>More From Forbes:http://forbes.com")
Shelley Capito Asks Bill Nelson About Getting Women & More Diverse Populations Interested In Science
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