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[vellore24]

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What Makes Vellore24 the Go-To Portal?

Vellore24 Business Portal stands out by offering a full A-to-Z directory of businesses, making it easier than ever for people in Vellore to connect with reliable services and solutions. The portal is designed with user convenience in mind, ensuring that you can find whatever you need with minimal effort.

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[renaissanceofthearts]

NEO-JAPAN 1.0

"NEO-JAPAN is a harsh place for a child growing up.. theres gibble venders, 'prosties,' (you know curb walkers, fiddle contractors) and the assortments of thugs, blackmailers, back yard cooks , not to mention the life suckers."

"I had to get infared eyes to make sure the invisible pick pockets don't get ya when you're in city streets. these asshole are as silent as mice, and fingers like a 1500 century pianist."

"things dont get easier when you enter the center of the city, the overwhelming sense of movement is nothing get to use to. you can go from upper-tire high-class, to a guy running his finger through an old sardine can, missing teeth and looks like he's been run over by a bus, with sand paper wheels.."

getting by isn't easy and every time you think you have something, it spills away like rain through the storm drains. Neo- Japan, is the worst and best place to be."

"the authorities are not to laugh at, the basically run around in this thing, 'The Crowd Buster.' its comparable to a mini-tanker with legs, motion sensors, inferred cameras, taser the size of a cannon and fires 50 caliber rounds; its has a horn, with a pitch frequency sound so high and loud, it'll make your ears bleed. I swear the guy got too close and nearly shit his guts out. - it's something people don't forget. It patrols on a 24 hour cycle, in case the local mobs or large gangs get any smart ideas, on who in charge in the city."

"not to mention the 'HIGHWAY PROTAL,' they fly around in gravity paralleled 'NIGHT HAWKS," completely silent and have the speed and range thats unmatched to the normal vehicles on the city streets, it nearly never get old , you see these guy flying around in between towers, making it look easy. it make you dream like a kid, and thats they talk about, being a NIGHT HAWK pilot, I have to say - I always wanted to be one as well.

"above that you have the sub control vessels, impossible to hack, can take a rocket hit straight on and has a Barrier that deflect nearly all energy focused beams. these guys relay all the messages to through out the city, making sure things are under control. 'the eyes in the sky,' if you will...they call these "THE SCARABS", like the beatles. (not the band jack ass.) Do have any idea how many people try to hack and steal these things, you'll become a legend just for trying, there was one guy managed to hack one, but we'll get to that later."

"NEO- JAPAN, is out of control, til the second you see any of these guys in your district."

and they all get controlled by the central tower, "THE DIGITAL FORTRESS," this thing run off 10,000 ocean fans. they pretty much get energy from the constant ebb and flow of the ocean waves, this thing, other then the size is completely unknown, no one and I mean no gets in...

some guy tried to use cyborg insects, at attempt to get in, but was able to infiltrate the tower, the lasers surrounding the "DIGITAL FORTRESS", have unmatched accuracy. I've been told they can shoot a grain of sand out of the sky.

"THE INFILTRATOR - THE DUNG BEETLE."

"these guys are pretty sweet, they can fly, relay messages - via micro short wave speaker they also release a stinky gas, sleep gas and smoke screens, doesn't last every long but gets the job done, not to mention holographic maps of the local areas"

"At times when I dont get enough rest my 'INFA-EYES' get hazy, the synaptic connections get hyper stimulated, my vision hits like a tv inetween channels"... SFX(zzz,zzzt) [infrared eyes]

and ill run into one of 'her.' attitude and all, girls like this can be some of the most dangerous in NEO-JAPAN. they mean business, and the semi to prove it, they run in groups but mostly solitary, they're all connected through a wireless neuro-link, its pretty hi tech, even more hard to install..

you might find them with a "TX9" don't let the simplistic look fool you, it's ability to think, make choices is on par with humans, if not pushing the frontier on whats considered intelligence. These girls roam the city like an unnamed army of hit tech-kittens with 9 inch alumanitum claws, but dont ever call them that. (kittens)

just my luck, my vision comes clear and im being "TOMMY JONES'D"

" you better have something worth taking? or you might have a perma- black out, with those eye."

Zainda, dont joke around with that thing, I dont trust the gentle touch of your 'AUTOMATION HANDS, put that thing down...

"every time I see her, its like the rains falling, as if the storm follows her around, or perhaps she is the storm, just millimeters from firing that thing at anyone. ("DK3," it's a compact 25 round mag with a recall of a 9mm but hits like a 45mm, it's no joke.) i walk past, as she shows the typical smirk on her face."

"I decide to head out the city, to the outskirts for some materials, difficult to find, necessary for keep these eyes working smoothly."

End of part ONE. NEO-JAPAN.

*hope you like part one.*

"NEURO-LINK" EXPLANATION: ITS SOUND, not as simple as you may think, they pretty much replace the whole formal cortex, giving the the person faster reaction time, instant calculation ability, the only down side, you lose the sense of emotional range, a lot of the people who part take in the transplant went completely nuts, with out happiness and sorrow, you tend to lose a grasp on whats real, but for some strange reason woman take better to the transplant then men, why, who knows?"

chat gpt explanation:

The concept of a Neuro-Link involves high-tech brain interfaces that enable wireless communication with external devices. One prominent example is Neuralink, an American neurotechnology company focused on developing implantable brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). These interfaces hold promise for restoring sensory and motor function and treating neurological disorders. Furthermore, Neuralink aims to create a generalized brain interface to restore autonomy for individuals with unmet medical needs and unlock human potential. Additionally, there are discussions around the technical complexities and requirements of such high bandwidth interfaces and brain-to-brain communication. However, it's important to note that while this technology holds significant potential, it also raises ethical and safety considerations

[wesfike]

COVID roundup: One new case of COVID-19 in Grey-Bruce

For the first time in four days there has been a new case of COVID-19 confirmed in Grey-Bruce.

The Grey Bruce Health Unit reported one new case of the virus in the 24-hour period prior to Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. It is the first confirmed case of the virus in Grey-Bruce since Saturday and just the third case since May 5.

There have now been 91 cases reported in Grey-Bruce, of which 73 have recovered, an increase of one from Tuesday. There are currently no cases hospitalized and there have still been no deaths in the two counties. A total of 23 cases have been reported in health-care workers.

Meanwhile, two outbreaks at area care facilities continue – the 34-bed Parkview Manor in Chesley and the 45-bed Golden Dawn in Lion’s Head – but Grey-Bruce Medical Officer of Health Dr. Ian Arra believes that both could be false positive.

Both homes each have one asymptomatic resident who tested positive for the virus, with the cases detected through the Ontario government-mandated testing of long-term care homes.

The outbreak at Parkview Manor was declared on May 3, while the outbreak at Golden Dawn was declared on May 9.

A second test of the Parkview resident has come back negative and the health unit is awaiting the results of a third test. The second and third tests of the Golden Dawn resident who originally tested positive are both pending.

Arra said the cases are concerning in that they are asymptomatic and they are the only people in the homes who have tested positive.

“When I see there is nobody else in the building, other residents or staff, where did it come from?” Arra said.

“The virus is not going to fly in. These people don’t leave the building or their rooms so it is either going to come from other residents or from staff.”

If two negative swabs are received from a resident, then an outbreak would be declared over.

Testing had been completed at 18 of the 19 long-term care facilities in Grey-Bruce with the final facility due to be finished on Thursday, a day ahead of the province’s May 15 target.

An outbreak at the Bruce County-run Brucelea Haven Long-Term Care Home in Walkerton was declared over on Sunday. Two staff members there had tested positive for the virus.

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Georgian College has developed a $1-million COVID-19 hardship bursary to help ease the financial burden on students as a result of the pandemic.

The bursary is to be split equally among eligible domestic and international students who are enrolled in a regular full-time post-secondary program for the summer semester and demonstrate an urgent financial need.

“We fully recognize the financial pressure our students may have experienced as a direct result of COVID-19 and we are committed to supporting them in completing their semester successfully,” Georgian College president and CEO MaryLynn West-Moynes said in a news release.

The fund is intended to provide immediate short-term relief and is not intended as a source of long-term funding. It is intended to assist with basic necessities such as housing costs, utilities or technology required to complete a program, the release said.

Students are expected to explore other sources of funding such as support programs from the provincial and federal government, study period income, and OSAP, before applying for the hardship bursary, the release said.

The financial support is on top of emergency funds disbursed over the winter semester, when international students received more than $80,000 and domestic students received close to $2 million.

Students can find an application form for the COVID Hardship Bursary under the “money” tab on Georgian’s student protal, with applications accepted until June 3 at 4:30 p.m. Students seeking information on financial support is encouraged to contact the Financial Aid department at financialaid@georgiancollege.ca.

* * *

Some sections of the Bruce Trail are slated to begin opening on Friday.

With the announcement that provincial parks and provincially owned conservation reserves were reopening, the Bruce Trail Conservancy announced plans to begin the process of a “safe and controlled staged” reopening of the trail.

Many sections of the trail will reopen for hiking on Friday as the conservancy co-ordinates with its partners, the group said in a release.

The conservancy said it is best to visit the websites or social media accounts of the organizations directly for the latest on closures or changes to access.

There are a number of Bruce Trail clubs that operate in Grey-Bruce, including the Blue Mountains Bruce Trail Club, Beaver Valley Bruce Trail Club, Sydenham Bruce Trail Club and Peninsula Bruce Trail Club.

“Where the Bruce Trail remains closed, please do not park on nearby roads, move gates or barriers, or hop fences, as these actions are illegal,” the release said.

Grey Sauble Conservation Authority and Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority properties remained closed as of Wednesday.

* * *

The SweetWater Music Festival has had to postpone concerts, but is launching new initiatives to “keep the music alive” during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The festival’s Next Wave Showcase for aspiring and emerging musicians ages 14-29 is going online in June, offering the young musicians a chance to perform for a worldwide audience.

“One thing I’ve been thinking a lot about is that we need music, art, and connection more than ever,” SweetWater Artistic Director Edwin Huizinga said in a release.

Performers in the Next Wave Showcase must be at a Royal Conservatory of Music Grade 9 level or similar equivalent, while solo repertoire from applicants is encouraged.

Musicians must provide a video clip of a performance, complete a registration, available at sweetwatermusicfestival.ca, and submit a one page letter of recommendation.

The application deadline in May 31 and Huizinga will select the finalists who will take part.

Finalists will receive a small honorarium, an opportunity for an online music lesson with Huizinga and music career counselling from him. They may also be selected for a mentorship opportunity with SweetWater, the release said.

The festival is also working on music education opportunities for students, including a session featuring violinist Jaron Freeman-Fox.

SweetWater has also introduced two other online music initiatives this spring, including SweetWater Redux, featuring audio and video recordings from previous festivals, and Music Moments with Edwin, including solo performances from Huizinga’s studio. He also recently performed an online concert with long-time collaborator Bill Coulter as part of their Fire & Grace duo.

SweetWater continues to monitor how the COVID-19 situation is evolving and what impact it will have on its September festival plans, the release said.

* * *

A campaign to provide meals to local frontline health-care workers and at the same time support local food service businesses has seen more than $4,000 raised and 380 meals provided to local hospitals, emergency services and long-term care facilities.

Fuelling the Frontline was launched in mid-April, with funds raised so far used to source meals from a number of local foodservice businesses, including Freshii, The Bleeding Carrot, European Bakery Cafe, and CMHA Fresh Roots in Owen Sound, Sand Witches food truck in Georgian Bluffs and Bonfire on Queen in Paisley. Organizers have then co-ordinated delivery of meals to frontline workers at over a dozen facilities in Grey-Bruce.

Each meal is labeled with contents, reheating instructions and a thank-you note for frontline workers.

Donations to the campaign can be made at fuellingthefrontline.ca

In addition to donations, Fuelling the Frontline is accepting sponsorships from businesses that want to designate a specific restaurant or recipient organization.

More information is available on the campaign’s website or Facebook page.

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Hanover has lifted its ban on open air burning, while a ban on fireworks remains in effect.

The town announced on Tuesday that the ban had been lifted, after it was put in place on April 3 in an effort to avoid additional strain on the town’s emergency services.

Residents are reminded that all open air burning in the town, including a bonfire or fire pit, requires a burn permit, which can be obtained by completing an application at https://hanover.burnpermits.com and paying the required fee.

Residents are also reminded to follow open-air burning safety precautions, comply with the Environmental Protection Act of Ontario and follow health precautions put in place to slow the spread of COVID-19.

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