Figurines to mark the upcoming lunar new year of the rabbit are displayed inside the Marina Bay Sands shopping mall in Singapore. The Chines New Year, based on the lunar calendar, will be celebrated on January 22. A Chinese zodiac sign is assigned to every year and this time it's the year of the rabbit. Here are 7 things to know about the Chinese New Year: 1.) 2023 is a year of the water rabbit, starting from January 22, 2023 (Chinese New Year), and ending on February 9, 2024 (Chinese New Year's Eve). Each new year in the lunar calendar is represented by one of 12 animals in the Chinese zodiac: rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, rooster, dog, or pig. 2.) The Chinese New Year is one of the biggest celebrations across Asia and the Asian diaspora, and represents new beginnings and the renewal of good health, happiness, and fortune in Chinese culture. 2023 is predicted to be a year of hope. 3.) People born in a year of the rabbit are called … [Read more...] about Chinese New Year 2023: 7 things to know about the year of the rabbit
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Insider’s guide to New York City
Grand Central Terminal, New York, United States. (Photo: David Vives via Pexels) New York City (NYC) is a collection of diverse neighbourhoods scattered among the city’s five boroughs—Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens, and Staten Island. Each neighbourhood of NYC has its own distinctive lifestyle and culture. From attractions such as the Statue of Liberty , the Empire State Building and Central Park to the Metropolitan Museum of Art (MET) and the Brooklyn Bridge , the city is bursting with landmarks of historical and cultural importance. Furthermore, when it comes to eating and partying, NYC is where trends are born. As the most populous city in the United States with over 8.5 million people, the city that never sleeps can be a bit overwhelming for first-time travellers. Bookmark this itinerary to experience everything that NYC offers: Things to do The streets of NYC are never boring. No matter the season or time of day, there’s always something … [Read more...] about Insider’s guide to New York City
Shakira’s new song dissing ex Gerard Pique shatters YouTube record
With Shakira by his side, Gerard Pique's celebrity had reached new levels, and the couple expanded their influence beyond music and sport. Pop star Shakira's new song dissing her ex-partner has broken a YouTube record. Called "Out of Your League", the track takes potshots at Pique for his rumoured relationship with a 23-year-old. “I’m worth two 22-year-olds, you swapped a Ferrari for a (Renault) Twingo," the Colombian star sang. Since being uploaded to YouTube three days ago, it has gathered 104 million views. The track was the first-ever Latin song to have 63 million views in a period of 24 hours. Read More "Out of Your League" is a collaboration between Shakira and Argentine artiste DJ Bizarrap. Pique, a star footballer, has responded to the track, saying that Casio made a sponsorship agreement with his King's League after the song was released. Shakira, 45, and Pique, 35, announced in June, 2022 that they were separating after over 10 years … [Read more...] about Shakira’s new song dissing ex Gerard Pique shatters YouTube record
Do You Know How To Make New Friends?
Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin You will likely blow out more birthday candles than your parents ever did. The latest US Census data shows that life expectancy is expected to increase to 85.6 years by 2060, up from 79.7 years in 2017. So what are you doing to plan out these extra years? Where do you even start? “With the end unclear and unknown,” says Ayse Birsel, author of Design the Long Life You Love , “most people are afraid to start.” Birsel, one of the world’s leading industrial designers, says designing your life is not any different than creating a potato peeler. She should know; she’s done both. At the core are three foundational underpinnings needed for this process: Optimism - The belief that you’ll find a better solution no matter how hard the problem. Empathy - Put yourself in others’ shoes to understand what they want and need. Ask questions - Realize answers may come from unexpected, often counter-intuitive … [Read more...] about Do You Know How To Make New Friends?
Cobra Golf’s New Drivers Incorporate Leonardo Da Vinci Invention From Over 500 Years Ago
Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Mike Yagley, who heads up the innovation team at Cobra Golf, can’t help but chuckle when he talks about the new PWR-Bridge weighting technology that’s part of the company’s newest line of drivers. Not only is the suspended weight design fashioned after a Leonardo da Vinci concept from more than 500 years ago, but it’s on the inside of the clubhead. “The marketing guys would love for all the cool stuff to be on the outside,” Yagley said as he held a yet-to-be assembled driver head at the recent PGA Merchandise Show. For Yagley and the innovation team at Cobra, the internal bridge structure they created for the Aerojet line proved to be a great way to suspend mass without having it touch the sole of the clubhead. While well-known as one of the greatest painters of the Italian Renaissance, da Vinci was also a engineer, scientist and architect; one of his most famous inventions of the late 1400’s being the … [Read more...] about Cobra Golf’s New Drivers Incorporate Leonardo Da Vinci Invention From Over 500 Years Ago
New Book From DEI Consultant A Wake-Up Call-To-Action For Corporate Culture
Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin “Inclusion Uncomplicated” by Dr. Nika White is released with Forbes Books This release is posted on behalf of Forbes Books (operated by Advantage Media Group under license). NEW YORK (January 31, 2023) — Inclusion Uncomplicated: A Transformative Guide to Simplify DEI by national diversity, equity, and inclusion expert Dr. Nika White is now available . The book is published with Forbes Books, the exclusive business book publishing imprint of Forbes, and is available on Amazon today. Written in her signature conversational and straightforward style, Dr. White’s Inclusion Uncomplicated is a guide that thoughtfully clarifies the muddy discourse around diversity, equity, and inclusion to give businesses the visibility and action items they need to make DEI not just a sensible bottom-line priority, but an ethical duty. Importantly, Dr. White’s writing expands the scope of responsibility from organizations to … [Read more...] about New Book From DEI Consultant A Wake-Up Call-To-Action For Corporate Culture
2023 Is Going To Be Huge For The Whitney Houston Brand, And It All Starts With A New Hotel
Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Grammy week is always one of the most hectic and exciting periods of the year for those in the music industry. The days leading up to music’s biggest night are completely filled with parties, get-togethers, performances, and plenty of special events. While these are often reserved solely for those in the business, fans of one late singer will get a chance to partake in the fun and remember her voice through a must-see pop-up that is unique to her greatness…and also just a hint of what’s to come. This year, Primary Wave, the company that manages the Whitney Houston brand (alongside her family) is stepping up its game when it comes to its annual Grammy party in an effort to join with fans to collectively “remember that legacy, remember the career, [and] remember the amazing Whitney Houston,” during Grammy week, says Donna Grecco, Partner, Executive Vice-President of Brand Synergy Group Events at Primary Wave. Grecco helped … [Read more...] about 2023 Is Going To Be Huge For The Whitney Houston Brand, And It All Starts With A New Hotel
New Zealand Captain Ali Riley Remains Optimistic About Growth Of Women’s Soccer
Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin While Ali Riley is certainly grateful for everything soccer has provided her on and off the field, the Angel City FC and New Zealand women’s national team captain is even more excited about what the beautiful game can bring the next generation as interest and support continues to grow from investors, brands, fans and media. But the fight for equality is far from over. “I hope women’s sports moves in a direction—and we are seeing it—where we don’t feel the need to make more money (outside of our salaries),” Riley says. “I would love it if all of this was a choice and a passion. In the future, I would love to make enough money where I could be investing in these companies that do good things because I think a lot of players will probably jump at any opportunity to make extra money. “I’m not going to say I’m lucky because I’ve worked really, really hard to be in this position but I have the privilege of being able to … [Read more...] about New Zealand Captain Ali Riley Remains Optimistic About Growth Of Women’s Soccer
15 Surprising Traits That Make A New Developer An Asset
Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin In some cases, your business can get the most value from unexpected places. This is especially true for developers joining a new team and looking to make a real impact. While technical knowledge is of course crucial, it's not the only thing that matters. In fact, there are several less-obvious attributes that separate the good developers from the great, and really make them stand out in their company. Below, a panel of Forbes Technology Council members offered 15 surprising traits they've seen that have made a new developer a true asset to their team. 1. A Holistic Point Of View I tell everyone who joins Noyo that the first few weeks on the job are a critical window where they can put fresh eyes on everything we’re doing. I love it when an engineer joins and gets to work right away building a point of view on all areas of the business, not just the specific project they’re working on. - Shannon Goggin , Noyo … [Read more...] about 15 Surprising Traits That Make A New Developer An Asset
Zwift Adds New Routes Based In A Virtual Scotland
Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Virtual cycling platform Zwift has announced its latest new environment, including a handful of routes based on the famous sights and scenery of Scotland. The Scotland area is comprised of five routes, amounting to 58.8km of new roads to ride. Want to give them a go as soon as possible? They will get their debut as a stage of the Tour de Zwift, from February 3-12. However, Zwift says these routes were “designed specifically" for the UCI Cycling Esports World Championships, which take place on February 18. MORE FROM FORBES The Zwift Hub Turbo Trainer Offers Direct Drive At A Tempting Price By Andrew Williams For the everyday Zwifter, the key information is that these Scotland routes will only be accessible through race events until “early March”, when they will join the standard roster, and become available for free rides. For now, Zwift offers a mini preview with a handful of screenshots. They … [Read more...] about Zwift Adds New Routes Based In A Virtual Scotland