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240304 Highlight_AUent: 5th Mini Album Switch On Concept Photo 4

Cheerful Night Ver. Release: 2024. 03. 11. 18:00

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'최초 공개' 하이라이트 - Switch On #엠카운트다운 EP.833 | Mnet 240314 방송

[stormy-pinkness-2]

:( chrome hates a girl that just wants to use firefox

[shivayrankar]

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[pinkplaycow]

Putting a hypnotic headset on you to make you dumber and more docile until all you can do is giggle and jiggle your tits for me. Any time you start acting up or thinking too much, all I'd have to do is grab your tits and all those pesky thoughts and worries melt away until there's nothing left. And sucking on your nipples? You'd lose your mind as your hips tense and buck, so very sensitive.

nghh oh fuck yess babyy use me like a switchon toy, twisting my nipples to make me a slut

[fanseeonline]

SIMPLE WAYS TO ELEVATE YOUR HOME WITH BLOCKOUT CURTAINS

Bored of age-old designs being carried on in your household? Looking for innovative ideas to elevate your home? You have come to the right place. Your search history indicates you are constantly looking for new ways to turn the look of your home around. Well, we have your back!!

Let’s focus on simple things first. Why not switch the plain old curtains with blockout curtains? Simple, right? Switching up your window curtains is the safest option if you are not sure of making any drastic changes in your house. You can simply measure your windows, get the best suitable blockout curtains and hand them to elevate the look of your room. Apart from looking aesthetic, it also helps in maintaining household privacy. Along with that, it will block unnecessary sunlight into your room. You can very well take a nap in your room just by drawing the curtains. Feeling too gloomy, draw the curtains up and let the sunshine bright, elevating the mood of the room and yours too.

Add the Best Lights Australia to change the look of your room completely. You will find different types of lights in the market to match your aesthetics. You can even customize any design and type that goes with your vision. The most viral type of light nowadays is the sunset lamp. It can have seven different light modes that you can switch between. Feeling dull?switchon the yellow lights. Want to rest, you can switch the pink lights. Play around with different lights and see what fits the best for you.

Let's ditch the disorganized wardrobe and get all our antiques sorted in Jewellery Boxes. This is also a great addition to your dressing table. It will not only keep you accountable for your jewelry but also add a chic look to your dressing table. Invest in a good quality jewelry box and take your aesthetics to the next level.

You can do your own research to know more unique ways to get your house amped up. Don't forget to take advice from professionals to get the best results.

[yesuriyatop]

240323 M2MPD: Song Cover - Love Poem by IU (Yang Yoseob)

하이라이트 양요섭 'Love poem' 정권 지르기 성공👊 가창력으로 차력쇼 하는 양요정 보러 오세요🤗 Highlight: Yang Yo-seop's 'Love poem' succeeds in asserting power 👊 Come see Yang Yeo-jung, who shows off her power with his singing skills 🤗

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The Day Newfoundland Started Driving on the Right

It was January 2, 1947 and everyone was nervous — drivers, pedestrians and maybe especially, horses.

At 1 minute past midnight, changes to the Newfoundland Highway Traffic Act had come into effect and motorists had a big adjustment to make. For the first time, all drivers were expected to abandon life-long practice and begin driving on the right-hand side of the road.

Until 1947, Newfoundlanders had driven on the left — as they still do in Britain and Australia. Much of the rest of North America had adopted the right-hand rule. Some, like Ontario and Quebec, had always driven on the right and other parts, like the Maritime provinces, adopted the practice in the 1920s.

Newfoundland, being an island and with strong ties to Britain (this was the era of Commission of Government), was late to the game.

Despite ample evidence from mainland North America that right-hand driving could be safe, locals were nervous about it. Vehicles on the island were a mixture of left-hand and right-hand drive. Those using right-hand driven vehicles on the left side of the road had become used to using ditches to gauge their position on the road.

It was feared that once driving to the right was adopted, they’d drift into oncoming traffic or wind-up in a ditch. A piece in The Evening Telegram suggested “A distinguishable line drawn longitudinally through the middle of the highways would, at least during the months when the roads are free of snow, help to overcome that handicap.”

Military Influence

It’s often said that foreign military bases in Newfoundland contributed to the adoption of right-hand traffic. There’s probably some truth to that.

Parts of Newfoundland had experienced driving on the right prior to 1947. American military bases were treated as American soil and, as they had laws requiring driving to the right, Americans bases in Stephenville, Argentia and St. John’s drove to the right. On top of that, they brought with them an influx of vehicles designed for driving to the right.

There’s some evidence that Canadian military personnel stationed on the island thought driving to the right might be okay for them, too. At least one Canadian soldier found, to his peril, this was incorrect.

“Arising out of an automoblie collision near Torbay on November 21th,[1945]” reported The Evening Telegram, “a city motorist was convicted this morning of driving on the wrong side of the road and without a licence, and was fined $2.00.”

The Telegram continued:

Acting Sergeant Churchill who, with other policemen in the van, sped to the scene and found two motor cars in a head-on collision on the left side of the road. The sergeant intimated that the accused, whose car was on the right side of the road facing towards the city, had been a member of the Canadian Army In which the right hand drive was the rule.

Though not owning & Newfoundland drivers licence the ex-soldier had a Canadian Army licence.

Generally it seemed to be accepted that, given proximity to mainland North America and the presence of North American military bases on the island, Newfoundland would eventually be better served by adopting a ‘drive to the right’ rule.

The Bay Roberts Guardian captures the general attitude: “If anything emerges from the switch over it should be a little caution on the part of the drivers, a better ability on their part to use hand signals effectively and, at least a temporary improvement of driving methods.”

For those who remained unconvinced, it was suggested that maybe some roads could be designated practice sites that citizens could use to experiment with right-hand traffic rules.

The Big Switch

On February 1946 the Newfoundland government announced that on January 1st, 1947 Newfoundland would officially change the rule of the road and adopt ‘drive to the right.’

They’d given the people nearly 11 months to adjust to the idea. While there was some opposition, most people seemed content with the change in principle. The biggest concern were about the timing of the switch-over.

Some pointed out that winter, with its ice and snow-covered roads might not be the best time to introduce the change. April was floated as a better alternative.

Walter J. Ruth wrote to the editor of the Western Star on November 1, 1946:

“Winter driving as we all know is very hazardous due to icy roads and with the change from left to right at that particular period I feel that many accidents will occur. With at least ninety per cent of the drivers in this area accustomed to left hand drive it is only reasonable to believe that it will take them a little time to adapt themselves to right hand drive.”

The government was undeterred.

Then it was suggested that selecting a holiday might be a problem:

"New Year’s Day might prove an unsuitable date on which to make the change, particularly as it would come into operation on “the morning after the night before” when it is by no means impossible there might in some cases be bewilderment as to which was right anyway."  -- The Evening Telegram, 29 November, 1946

In 2023, the argument that people might be too drunk/hungover/insensible to follow the rules of the road is an interesting one but, in 1946, it might have carried some weight.

The government amended their plan, and changed the start date to January 2nd, 1947.

In the lead-up to the big day the government started a campaign to ensure everyone was aware of the change. There were newspaper driver safety ads explaining the change, and talks of issuing stickers to affix to cars. In the week leading up to the change, ads appeared on nearly every page of the newspapers.

So numerous were the notices, it must have been virtually impossible to remain ignorant of the change.

More Than Motor Vehicles

It’s important to remember it was not only motor vehicle drivers who had to adjust — everyone who used the roads needed to adapt to the new law.

Public transit users had to contend with new bus stops, and worse.

An ad from Golden Arrow Coaches of St. John’s pointed out, “The main doors of our buses will now be on the traffic side and passengers will have to embark and disembark in the street instead of at the curb…”

Pedestrians had to adjust their usage of the road too. If they were to face oncoming traffic they had to shift to walking on the left side of the road. The following is an excerpt of short poem by B. Oake published in the Daily News, titled ‘Walk Left’.

Pedestrians short, pedestrians tall Pedestrians big, pedestrians small, Were’er you go on foot at all, Walk left

Besides buses and pedestrians, Newfoundland’s streets still played host to horse traffic. These horses had been trained to drive on the left. There was concern that, by habit, horses would default to moving into oncoming traffic.

It was pointed out by some, that this ought not to be a big concern as many horses in Newfoundland had been purchased from mainland North America and arrived on the island trained with a preference for the right side of the road — they’d already learned to change once, they could do it again.

The Big Day

St. John’s, the island’s largest municipality, prepared itself for the change.

Extra police were dispatched to Rawlins Cross, one of the city’s busiest intersections, but things were, more-or-less, fine.

“On the whole, motor cars and trucks were going slower than usual early this morning but as the day wore on the novelty wore off, engines were being fed more gas and the tempo of driving was quickening,” reported The Evening Telegram.

A policeman concurred, “It was a bit awkward for me at first, not ditticult, mind you, but sorta strange. Yes, there were a few cars tending to hold the left side, but they were a very small minority.”

Even the horses seemed to manage, “a few aging dobbins well-versed in city traffic wore bewildered looks, apparently puzzled as they were jigged to the right (to them, wrong) side of the road,” wrote The Telegram.

All-in-all, the paper described it as an ‘unobtrusive debut,’ deciding the St. John’s had taken to right-hand traffic ’like the royal swans took to the boatpool Bowring Park’.

The Big Picture

Despite asking the population to change life-long habits, the shift to right-hand traffic was adopted without too much controversy. For some of those who dissented, I’d imagine the shift was about more than traffic.

The change must have touched on feelings of national identity. 1947 was, after all, a pivotal year in Newfoundland history.

A piece appearing in The Telegram on January 2nd, 1947 stated, ”In the change to keep right there may be something symbolic of the new constitutional order which Newfoundland is contemplating and which may be a decisive factor in shaping its destiny.”

Just over two years later Newfoundland became a Canadian province.

In that era, even a small thing like the shift to ‘drive right’ must have felt like a movement away from Britain and an alignment with North America/Canada.

‘Drive right,’ for all its practicality, must have felt like a harbinger of things to come, and a tiny step toward a frightening new world.

[sandandjello]

Vigilant Audio SwitchOne Review: Wireless Powered Speakers That Pack a Punch

Audio is a large part of my life, whether it is the sound from watching television or listening to music in my home bar. I love great-sounding speakers and have tried many Bluetooth options in my bar without finding any that I liked. I was recently sent the Vigilant Audio SwitchOne Wireless Powered Speakers to try out, and they did not disappoint. Continue reading Untitled

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BODY - Highlight [Music Bank] | KBS WORLD TV 240315

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I’m curious tho... I’ve not looked into it much on the Switch but if we get it for the switch when it comes out will our pc game sync with the switchone?

Palia Nintendo Direct 6.21.2023 Trailer

Singular 6's Palia is a free-to-play MMO where you can build your own life and home. The "always-evolving adventure" will have mysteries to solve as you gather, hunt, craft, and meet new friends.

Palia launches during the holiday season 2023.

[shivayrankar]

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[weekkpop]

Boy group ASTRO topped Music Bank.

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On Music Bank, which aired on August 13, AKMU and ASTRO were nominated for first place. ASTRO topped the list with a song called After Midnight. After Midnight is gaining global popularity as soon as it is released and is a refreshing song.

ASTRO expressed their feelings about winning first place as follows. "Tomorrow is the 2,000th day since our debut. Thank you so much for the award." And "also thanked the members and the fandom AROHA."

ASTRO's After Midnight performance video, which topped the music bank, can be found on YouTube.

[tomas2t]

◉✳︎ den za dnem... #switchon #switchoff #daybyday #lab #sketch #daily #graphic #visualjournal #lockdown https://www.instagram.com/p/CHM5Z62LVPy/?igshid=1g1utfqpnbpzw

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3 Tips Tegen Overspannen Zintuigen Door Je Whatsapp Notificaties

Kunnen we nog zonder groepsWhatsapp in het dagelijks leven? Familie groepschat, vrienden groepschat, werk groepschat of die groepschat voor het etentje van de vriendin van de beste vriend van jouw vriend.  Je bent net uit de chat van het ene event uitgestapt en je bent in de volgende alweer toegevoegd. Een voordeel is wel dat je op de hoogte blijft van wat er bijvoorbeeld op je werk gebeurt, nadeel is dat je misschien tijdens je vakantie nog steeds werkgerelateerde berichten leest en, onbewust of niet, toch weer met werk bezig bent. Door al die notificaties kunnen je zintuigen overweldigd zijn en kun je je gestresst voelen, het is daarom belangrijk om af en toe offline te gaan, maar dat is makkelijker gezegd dan gedaan. Ben je op zoek naar meer balans in het onderhouden van je groepschats? Lees dan de 3 tips hieronder:

1. Notificaties uitschakelen!

De eerste en belangrijkste stap: notificaties uitschakelen, en kijk pas weer naar je telefoon wanneer jij tijd en zin hebt om te reageren. Als het écht dringend is, dan zullen ze wel bellen. Ga naar instellingen>berichtgeving>kies gewenste app>schakel ‘sta berichtgeving toe’ uit.

2. Notificaties van bepaalde groepen uitschakelen

Wil je niet alle notificaties uitschakelen omdat je bepaalde berichten te belangrijk vind om te missen? Schakel dan de notificaties uit van minder belangrijke groepen (zoals die van het etentje van de vriendin van de beste vriend van jouw vriend) en kijk pas wanneer het jou uitkomt. Dit doe je door naar de groepsinformatie van de chat te gaan en de meldingen uit te schakelen.

3. Tijdslimiet aanzetten

Om je bewust te laten worden hoeveel je op je telefoon zit, kun je je screentime inschakelen. Je ziet precies hoe lang je welke app hebt gebruikt. Daarnaast kun je een limiet instellen hoe lang je een bepaalde app per dag gebruikt. Wil je per dag maximaal 3 uurtjes whatsappen? Met de tijdslimiet wordt de app geblokkeerd tot de volgende dag. Ga naar instellingen>schermtijd en schakel de gewenste opties aan/uit.