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Alpha Blue Capital US Small Mid Cap Dynamic ETF (NASDAQ:ABCS) Short Interest UpdateLifestyle Don't miss out on the headlines from Lifestyle. Followed categories will be added to My News. Every now and then as I passed the kitchen sink, I would get this strange sewage type of smell. It wasn't blocked or too offensive, but was just giving off a strange smell. Likely a build-up of grease and food scraps that inevitably make their way down there when washing up. I tried all the viral cleaning hacks - vinegar, bicarb, and other concoctions that people swore worked but still the smell lingered. I needed another solution. Something that has been appearing on my social media feed for months now. Want to join the family? Sign up to our Kidspot newsletter for more stories like this. The viral cleaning product everyone is raving about I remember seeing a video on TikTok that showed a gross flow of pink foam coming out of a drain opening. It was weirdly satisfying to watch - in the same way that I find animals eating weirdly satisfying to watch. Yes, my algorithm is warped. I knew this was the product that I needed to tackle my manky drain. Yugou Foam Drain Cleaner is the name of the product and lucky for me, it is available at The Reject Shop - a 450mL retailing at $11.5o. The cleaning product, perfect for kitchens and bathrooms, promises to "keep your drains clear and fresh" thanks to the "powerful foaming formula which helps to dissolve clogs and remove grime." The result? Clear pipes free from blockages and weird smells. I had to have it. RELATED: 10 quirky cleaning hacks that actually work a treat Yugou is the viral cleaning product that people swear works. Image: Supplied Grossly satisfying to watch I hate complicated instructions so the directions on the bottle were perfect. Simply shake the bottle, place the nozzle over the drain, and push down. The foam is pushed through the pipe and release when you see the pink foam oozing back up. The foam is to be left for 30 minutes while it does its thing and you gently wipe the excess away once the time is up. Rinsing off any residue you need. The process was simple but I knew the real test would come the next day after I had blasted the drain. The smell was not there in the morning and I decided to give it a few days to see if it returned. I'm happy to share that it hasn't. The viral product actually works! The pink foam coming out of the drain is so satisfying to watch. Image: Supplied Yugou is viral for a reason Looking online, I wasn't the only satisfied customer. "I couldn't get the smell off, and after I used this product it got the nasty stuff out. Love it so much♥️," one person shared on TikTok. "Great Stuff works too!" another added. Introducing our new podcast: Mum Club! Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts so you never miss an episode. When Kidspot reached out to The Reject Shop, who is currently exclusively stocking the item in Australia, they admitted they weren't at all surprised by my reaction. "We're all aware that our kitchen and bathroom drains build up dirt over time, but are traditionally a tricky and yucky area of the home to clean," a spokesperson for the bargain retailer shared. "The Yugou Foam Drain Cleaner offers a simple, effective and cost-friendly solution to this. We also think a huge part of this product's success is that it is so much fun to watch and results are almost instant!" Since the product went viral on social media, the company admits they've seen a "significant uptick in sales." Watch it sell out now. More Coverage This is what happens when you put off cleaning your toaster Eleanor Katelaris Mum's simple cleaning act divides the internet Cassidy Pearce Originally published as The viral $11.50 cleaning product that cleared my stinky drains More related stories Lifestyle We tried this viral trolley to see if it makes shopping easier The Clax Cart is supposed to be the ultimate product to ensure your shopping trip runs smoothly. But, is it really worth the money? Read more Lifestyle ‘So handy’ This Kmart product is a must-have for caravanning With over 50, 5-star reviews, you should be asking yourself why you don't have it yet. Read moreThe Golden Knights will be down two key players Monday against the Philadelphia Flyers. Defenseman Zach Whitecloud is day-to-day with an upper-body injury and will miss his first game of the season, while center William Karlsson is out due to personal reasons. Karlsson and his wife Emily are expecting their second child. Brett Howden will move to third-line center in Karlsson’s place and skate with left wing Tanner Pearson and right wing Pavel Dorofeyev. Left wing Mason Morelli will make his season debut. Robert Hagg will replace Whitecloud on the third defense pair and skate with Nic Hague. Whitecloud’s injury puts the Knights down three defensemen. Alex Pietrangelo is day-to-day with an upper-body injury, while Ben Hutton is week-to-week with an upper-body injury. This is a developing story. Check back later for updates.

FLY WITH CONFIDENCEBy Dr Bomai D Witne SORCERY or witchcraft accusations and accusations related violence existed in many countries for many centuries. Sorcery is a belief that some people in a particular community possess supernatural powers to cause illness, deaths, or misfortunes to the community and witchcraft is a belief that refers to the use of some forms of supernatural powers and materials to cause illness, deaths, or misfortunes in the community. Beliefs of sorcery or witchcraft continue to lead to accusations and violence in many communities around the world. I use the word sorcery and sorcery accusations related violence (SARV) in this article to refer to different forms of violence related to sorcery beliefs and inflicted on individuals accused of practicing sorcery or witchcraft. Papua New Guinea needs a combination of locally relevant approaches to address and prevent SARV. The peacebuilding strategies and responses to SARV by the Yuri people of Chimbu Province provide insights into the way that indigenous knowledge systems can be harnessed in community responses to SARV. In Europe, SARV ended in the eighteenth century due to improved laws and law enforcement, education, science and rapid socioeconomic, cultural, political, and religious development. However, in many post-colonial countries in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, sorcery beliefs have also been part of the worldview of the people. Contemporary circumstances such as illness, deaths and misfortunes in the community have been interpreted in the context of sorcery beliefs, and in many instances, resulted in accusations and violence. For example, some farming Ngamiland people of Tanzania, accused old women of using sorcery powers to cause draught and killed them. The Maluku people of Indonesia accused political rivals or competitors of using sorcery to make opponents sick or die. They used both modern medicines and the services of local diviners, who were believed to possess powers to heal victims of sorcery. These are only two of many documented examples of SARV. They only just begun to hint at the complexity of the problem of SARV. The instances of SARV have increased in many countries. The United Nations Human Rights Commission now recognises SARV as an ‘egregious violence’ that required the states, civil society organisations, scholars, practitioners and all levels of national communities to develop nationally and locally appropriate ways to address it. PNG is one of many nations to take up the challenge of developing a national response to SARV. There is also interest and support for understanding local responses to SARV in a linguistically and culturally diverse country such as PNG, with diverse beliefs and ritual of supernatural powers, sorcery, and SARV require multiple responses in recognition of the diverse context and the challenges of addressing SARV in PNG. This article focuses on how the Yuri people addressed SARV. The Yuri people are comprised of more than 13 clans based in scattered villages along the Kubor Range, in the central highlands of Chimbu Province in PNG. The Yuri people’s responses to SARV offers a unique perspective that can inform national and global conversations of SARV when viewed through the lenses of Indigenous Knowledge, local transrational peacebuilding, social relationships, and restorative justice. This framing of Yuri responses to SARV follows the lead of Melanesian cultural authorities, who have observed that people in different communities, like the Malaita people of Solomon Islands, were knowledgeable and able to find solutions to their problems and adapt new knowledge in changing circumstances. Peace studies scholars pointed out that the different experiences, knowledge, and skills that are possessed by people in a community offer potential for bridging different knowledge systems to arrive at ‘transrational’ peace. This is one of a number of important concepts from peace studies that also help to foreground the importance of social relationships and the culture of mutual caring and sharing for others as the foundation for peacebuilding and restorative justice. Peace studies research has also established that the desire for peace and safety within communities can be built and maintained through collective discussions and consensus. It creates agency for men, women, youth, community leaders and all members of the community who participate in conversations and engage in activities to advance their own wellbeing as well as the wellbeing of others and the community. In an endeavour to create a safe and peaceful community, SARV must be assessed with the view to identify and address underlying causes. In the context of Yuri, every Yuri person was already embedded in Yuri social relations and peace-building initiatives since 2013. My role was to organise my clan group for peacebuilding and people from other clans did the same. We came together to publicly denounce all forms of violence and establish peace in the community. The actions and support of the community was expressed through the cultural activities such as singing, dancing, hosting tribal youth camp, peace walks, participating in sports, inter Christian worship and spreading message of peace and unity. This local initiative was to understand the importance of a peaceful society based on unbreakable social harmony and relationships to address and prevent SARV which was helpful to Yuri as well as people working to end SARV in national and international contexts. Dr Witne has recently completed a PhD by publication under the Australia Awards Scholarship at the Queensland University of Technology. The title of his thesis is Understanding Indigenous responses to sorcery accusation related violence: Peacebuilding by the Yuri people of Papua New Guinea. He is a lecturer in Political Science and PNG National History in the Division of Social Science at the University of Goroka. Dr Witne shares part of his PhD thesis.

Color Temperature Meters Market Insights: In-Depth Analysis of Key Players and Market Dynamics 11-23-2024 12:37 PM CET | Advertising, Media Consulting, Marketing Research Press release from: Valuates Reports Color Temperature Meters Market Size The global Color Temperature Meters market was valued at US$ 284 million in 2023 and is anticipated to reach US$ 486.7 million by 2030, witnessing a CAGR of 8.0% during the forecast period 2024-2030. Get Free Sample: https://reports.valuates.com/request/sample/QYRE-Auto-15A16863/Global_Color_Temperature_Meters_Market_Research_Report_2024 Major Trends The global color temperature meters market is growing steadily, driven by increasing demand from industries like photography, cinematography, and lighting design. These meters are essential for measuring and calibrating light sources to ensure consistent and accurate color reproduction. The growing adoption of LED lighting, which requires precise color temperature adjustments, is a key driver for market growth. Furthermore, advancements in digital imaging and the need for high-quality visual content are spurring demand for these devices across professional and industrial applications. Trends Influencing the Growth of the Global Color Temperature Meters Market A notable trend in the color temperature meters market is the adoption of handheld and portable devices. Professionals in photography and cinematography increasingly prefer lightweight and compact meters for on-the-go use, allowing for quick adjustments in dynamic environments. This portability trend is driving innovation, with manufacturers focusing on ergonomic designs and user-friendly interfaces. The integration of smart technologies, such as Bluetooth and app connectivity, is revolutionizing the functionality of color temperature meters. These features allow users to control and analyze data remotely via smartphones or tablets, enhancing operational efficiency. This trend reflects the growing demand for digital solutions in professional lighting setups. Customization and industry-specific applications of color temperature meters are also gaining traction. For instance, meters designed specifically for horticultural lighting are being developed to optimize plant growth by ensuring the right spectrum of light. This diversification highlights the expanding use of these devices beyond traditional industries. Lastly, the increasing adoption of LED and energy-efficient lighting solutions is boosting the demand for color temperature meters. As LEDs become the standard in residential, commercial, and industrial lighting, accurate color temperature measurement is critical for achieving desired lighting effects and ensuring consistency across various settings. Purchase Regional Report: https://reports.valuates.com/request/regional/QYRE-Auto-15A16863/Global_Color_Temperature_Meters_Market_Research_Report_2024 Color Temperature Meters Market Share The market for color temperature meters is distributed across regions, with North America and Europe leading due to advanced industries in cinematography and lighting design. Asia-Pacific is emerging as a significant growth region, driven by increased adoption of energy-efficient lighting and expanding digital media industries. By Type •Industrial Grade Color Temperature Meters •Research Grade Color Temperature Meters By Application •Photography Studios •Architectural Lighting Design •Environmental Monitoring •Scientific Research and Education Key Companies Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Inc., Sekonic Corporation, X-Rite, Incorporated, Dr. Meter, Klein Tools, Testo SE & Co. KGaA, REED Instruments, Hioki E.E. Corporation, Tenmars Electronics Co., Ltd., UPRtek, Hagner AB, Solartech Inc., TES Electrical Electronic Corp., Konus S.p.A., ETI Ltd. (Electronic Temperature Instruments Ltd.) View Full Report: https://reports.valuates.com/market-reports/QYRE-Auto-15A16863/global-color-temperature-meters Please reach us at sales@valuates.com Address: Valuates, 4th Floor, Balaraj's Arcade, Whitefield Main road, Bangalore 560066 Valuates offers an extensive collection of market research reports that helps companies to take intelligent strategical decisions based on current and forecasted Market trends. This release was published on openPR.AP Trending SummaryBrief at 4:17 p.m. EST

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has repeated his interaction with reported transfer target Viktor Gyokeres. The Sporting CP striker has been heavily linked with a move to United in next summer’s transfer window, following Ruben Amorim’s move from the same club to be head coach at Ole Trafford. United are, however. likely to face big competition for the forward due to his exceptional goalscoring record. The new United head coach is said to have a ‘gentleman’s agreement’ with Sporting that he will make no attempt to sign any of their players during the January transfer window. That hasn't stopped the club being linked with a move for Gyokeres in the summer. READ MORE: Ruud van Nistelrooy next job path could open as potential Man United reunion date set READ MORE: Travel snow warning issued to Man United supporters as Storm Bert hits UK The 26-year-old has found the net 23 times in 18 appearances for his club so far this season, he has also provided four assists. And his goalscoring is not limited to club football with him scoring nine goals in six nations League games for Sweden, including a four-goal haul in Tuesday’s 6-0 rout over Azerbaijan. Responding to his goals on social media ahead of his return to action for Sporting, Gyokeres took to social media on Thursday. He posted photos of him celebrating his goals, along with the caption reading “Perfect week in Sthlm,” and four football emojis. Among those to like the post is Fernandes. It suggests that the United man is keeping a close eye on the striker’s career, especially after he liked a previous post from Gyokeres just a few days ago . Fernandes and Gyokeres have never played together, however, the connection is likely to be through the United man’s affinity to Sporting, who he joined the club from. The captain will now be gearing up to play his first game under Amorim at the weekend. The Red Devils travel to Portman Road to take on Ipswich Town on Sunday afternoon (4.30pm kick-off). The newly-promoted side are managed by former Man United coach Kieran McKenna. Sign up to our United newsletter so you never miss an update from Old Trafford this season.Istanbul, İzmir, Çanakkale, Nevşehir, Mardin, Şanlıurfa, Bursa and Kars Promote Different Cults of Tourism in Turkiye to Global Travel Industry

With a focus on human rights, US policy toward Latin America under Jimmy Carter briefly tempered a long tradition of interventionism in a key sphere of American influence, analysts say. Carter, who died Sunday at the age of 100, defied the furor of US conservatives to negotiate the handover of the Panama Canal to Panamanian control, suspended aid to multiple authoritarian governments in the region, and even attempted to normalize relations with Cuba. Carter's resolve to chart a course toward democracy and diplomacy, however, was severely tested in Central America and Cuba, where he was forced to balance his human rights priorities with pressure from adversaries to combat the spread of communism amid the Cold War standoff with the Soviet Union. "Latin America was fundamental and his global policy was oriented toward human rights, democratic values and multilateral cooperation," political analyst Michael Shifter of the Inter-American Dialogue, a think tank in Washington, told AFP. During his 1977-1981 administration, which was sandwiched between the Republican presidencies of Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan, the Democrat sought to take a step back from US alignment with right-wing dictatorships in Latin America. An important symbol of Carter's approach was the signing of two treaties in 1977 to officially turn over the Panama Canal in 1999. "Jimmy Carter understood that if he did not return the canal to Panama, the relationship between the United States and Panama could lead to a new crisis in a country where Washington could not afford the luxury of instability," said Luis Guillermo Solis, a political scientist and former president of Costa Rica. Carter called the decision, which was wildly unpopular back home, "the most difficult political challenge I ever had," as he accepted Panama's highest honor in 2016. He also hailed the move as "a notable achievement of moving toward democracy and freedom." During his term, Carter opted not to support Nicaraguan strongman Anastasio Somoza, who was subsequently overthrown by the leftist Sandinista Front in 1979. But in El Salvador, the American president had to "make a very uncomfortable pact with the government," said Shifter. To prevent communists from taking power, Carter resumed US military assistance for a junta which then became more radical, engaging in civilian massacres and plunging El Salvador into a long civil war. Carter took a critical approach to South American dictatorships in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay and Paraguay, suspending arms deliveries and imposing sanctions in some cases. But his efforts "did not achieve any progress in terms of democratization," said Argentine political scientist Rosendo Fraga. The American president also tried to normalize relations with Cuba 15 years after the missile crisis. He relaxed sanctions that had been in force since 1962, supported secret talks and enabled limited diplomatic representation in both countries. "With him, for the first time, the possibility of dialogue rather than confrontation as a framework for political relations opened up," Jesus Arboleya, a former Cuban diplomat, told AFP. But in 1980, a mass exodus of 125,000 Cubans to the United States, with Fidel Castro's blessing, created an unexpected crisis. It "hurt Carter politically with the swarm of unexpected immigrants," said Jennifer McCoy, a professor of political science at Georgia State University. Castro continued to support Soviet-backed African governments and even deployed troops against Washington's wishes, finally putting an end to the normalization process. However, more than 20 years later, Carter made a historic visit to Havana as ex-president, at the time becoming the highest-profile American politician to set foot on Cuban soil since 1959. During the 2002 visit, "he made a bold call for the US to lift its embargo, but he also called on Castro to embrace democratic opening," said McCoy, who was part of the US delegation for the trip, during which Castro encouraged Carter to throw out the ceremonial first pitch at a Cuban All-Star baseball game. "Castro was sitting in the front row and we were afraid he would rise to give a long rebuttal to Carter's speech. But he didn't. He just said, 'Let's go to the ball game.'" In the years following Carter's presidency, Ronald Reagan (1981-1989) would go on to resume a full-frontal confrontation with Cuba. Decades later, Barack Obama (2009-2017) opened a new phase of measured normalization, which Donald Trump (2017-2021) brought to an end. US President Joe Biden promised to review US policy toward Cuba, but hardened his stance after Havana cracked down on anti-government protests in 2021. "Carter showed that engagement and diplomacy are more fruitful than isolation," McCoy said. bur-lp-rd-jb/lbc/mlr/bfm/sst/bbkTrains disrupted as deal delayed by wage-demand gulf

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CBS Sports Network's continued coverage of the 2024 college football season features five games for the Week 13 slate, with just one weeknight game ahead of a Saturday quadruple-header. The week kicks off with some MACtion Tuesday night as Akron travels to Kent State. This will be the third midweek game in a row for both teams, who haven't seen the Saturday spotlight since late October. After a three-day break, coverage returns Saturday afternoon with a pivotal Conference USA clash between Sam Houston and Jacksonville State. Both the Bearcats and the Gamecocks have their eyes firmly set on the conference crown, with this game serving as a huge stepping stone to that point. Viewers will get their Mountain West fill Saturday as the rest of the CBS Sports Network slate features a MWC triple-feature. Notably, Boise State is in action at 7 p.m. ET with a road game at Wyoming as the Broncos look to continue their standout season. In the nightcap, Colorado State will try and protect its unblemished conference record against Fresno State. CBS Sports Network will be with you every step of the way once the Week 13 games begin. In the meantime, get caught up on viewing information, storylines, betting odds and more for each matchup. All times Eastern | Odds via SportsLine consensus San Diego State at Utah State Date: Saturday, Nov. 23 | Time: 3:30 p.m. Location: Maverik Stadium -- Logan, Utah TV: CBS Sports Network [ Channel finder ] Live stream: CBSSports.com | Mobile: CBS Sports App (Free) Spread: Utah State -4 | Will the Aggies cover? Check out SportsLine's Week 13 projections here San Diego State has had a rough go of it lately, thanks in large part to a brutal schedule. The Aztecs are riding a four-game losing streak. Three of those games came against teams that were ranked in the most recent AP Top 25, including a head-to-head contest against College Football Playoff contender Boise State. That skid all but knocked San Diego State out of the bowl race, but there's still pride to play for, and the schedule does open up a bit over the last couple of weeks. Utah State has taken its fair share of knocks this season. The Aggies share an identical 3-7 record with the Aztecs, though they have won two out of their last three games to build some late-year momentum. There could be some fireworks in this showdown: San Diego State and Utah State allow a combined 67.4 points per game. Boise State at Wyoming Date: Saturday, Nov. 23 | Time: 7 p.m. ET Location: War Memorial Stadium -- Laramie, Wyoming TV: CBS Sports Network [ Channel finder ] Live stream: CBSSports.com | Mobile: CBS Sports App (Free) Spread: Boise State -22.5 | Will the Broncos cover? Check out SportsLine's Week 13 projections here Boise State has been fairly dominant this year, and it is a heavy favorite as it travels to face Wyoming. The Broncos have gotten some tough tests recently as they continue on their journey towards the Mountain West Championship Game -- and, perhaps, even beyond. After winning three of its first four MWC games by at least 21 points, Boise State got taken to the brink against a now 3-8 Nevada squad in Week 11, escaping with a narrow 28-21 win. Then, last Saturday, the Broncos trailed San Jose State 21-14 entering the third quarter before scoring 28 unanswered points to pull away late. So Boise State can't take anything for granted, even if Wyoming is 2-8 on the year with just one win since the start of October. Colorado State at Fresno State Date: Saturday, Nov. 23 | Time: 10:30 p.m. ET Location: Valley Children's Stadium -- Fresno, California TV: CBS Sports Network [ Channel finder ] Live stream: CBSSports.com | Mobile: CBS Sports App (Free) Spread: Fresno State -3 | Will the Bulldogs cover? Check out SportsLine's Week 13 projections here This is Colorado State's biggest remaining test on the path to the MWC Championship Game. Ranked programs like Boise State and even UNLV have stolen the spotlight, but the Rams are quietly 5-0 in conference play and haven't lost in over a month after a lackluster 2-3 start to the year. Granted, they've only faced off against one team with a winning record amid their five-game winning streak -- and that will not change as they take on Fresno State -- but there's something to be said about taking care of business amid a chaotic year. As for Fresno State, the Bulldogs, at 5-5, are one win away from bowl eligibility. Though they have been for almost a month now after beating San Jose State on Oct. 26 before suffering (bad) back-to-back losses against Hawaii and Air Force.

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Killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO spotlights complex challenge companies face in protecting top brassTime is running out to provide feedback on government plans that could see rural postal deliveries cut from five days a week to just three and the number of post shops down from 880 to 500. The proposals are among a raft of planned changes to NZ Post’s mail service that the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) has been consulting on, the deadline for which is 5pm on Tuesday, December 10. The plans, which would also allow NZ Post to deliver to new rural communal collection points instead of mailboxes, have come under fire from Rural Women New Zealand, which it says will disproportionately impact people living in rural areas. Chief executive Marie Fitzpatrick said NZ Post was abandoning the quality of its service and putting commercial viability ahead of the need for rural communities to access basic postal services. “These proposals will disproportionately impact rural communities, as well as the elderly and those with health issues and disabilities, who will be forced to wait longer and travel greater distances to do basic things like clear their mailboxes and send a letter or parcel,” she said. “These communities often suffer from poor digital connectivity, which makes it difficult to do administrative tasks online. “Our rural communities play a vital role in New Zealand’s economy and deserve better – especially from a state-owned enterprise, which should include a large element of social responsibility.” Fitzpatrick added that NZ Post also needed to be upfront about which post outlets it was planning to close, and that the proposals needed to be scaled back. “The consultation document says rural communities will not be disproportionately affected, but there is no detail on where services will be cut,” she said. “We are also concerned the consultation is being run online only, with no face-to-face community engagement and a short consultation window. This has made it difficult for rural people to have their say.” Info and feedback form: