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TikTok vs YouTube Shorts – Is Imitation Really Flattery?

Written by tourist_yp6g7u on April 21, 2023. Posted in Blog.

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When TikTok first arrived on the scene, there was no real concept of a social network where there were exclusively videos. These videos, no longer than 15 seconds, took the world by storm. During the pandemic, it was estimated that TikTok gained around 800 million users and has around 1 billion active monthly users at…

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Jackson College’s Con Con to welcome noted author, graphic … – Jackson College

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Jackson College’s Con Con to welcome noted author, graphic … Jackson College

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Another One Bites the Dust

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From the 2006 Harlem Hawk Walk. After combing the wilds of Highbridge, we came upon a large, armless and apparently lynched, cheerleader Barbie. This is how the C.H.U.D. get down.

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N.J. driver, 97, gets parking ticket in NYC. ‘It wasn’t me,’ she said, but city doesn’t believe her. – NJ.com

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N.J. driver, 97, gets parking ticket in NYC. ‘It wasn’t me,’ she said, but city doesn’t believe her. NJ.com

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Piece of Me

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Trustible Raises $1.6 Million in Quest to Promote ‘Responsible AI’ – citybiz

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Trustible Raises $1.6 Million in Quest to Promote ‘Responsible AI’ citybiz

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I Am Will Teez

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Living in NYC for most of my life I’ve seen many a curbside shrine. There are only a few though that stand out in my mind. One was for the 15 yr old who was killed on 125th across a few years ago. It was only a small collection of hand written notes, washed out by the rain that only enhanced its sadness. The other was of a sea of about 1000 Hennessy bottles crowding around the obligatory cardboard box with a photo in it. And then today in Inwood, I saw this:

Now that Im in front of a computer, I know the story of Will Alicia.
Godspeed my friend although I never knew you, I feel like I know you.

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“Something About the City and Neighborhood Just Won’t Let Me … – W42ST magazine

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“Something About the City and Neighborhood Just Won’t Let Me … W42ST magazine

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The Positive Impact Of Online Education On Accessibility And Affordability Of Learning

Written by tourist_yp6g7u on April 21, 2023. Posted in Blog.

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Online education has become increasingly popular over the past few years and for a good reason. One of the biggest benefits of online education is its positive impact on the accessibility and affordability of learning. In this article, we will discuss three key ways in which online education has made learning more accessible and affordable…

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