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Prime Minister and JLP Leader Andrew Holness Damion Gordon ‹ › $('audio,video').mediaelementplayer(); Political commentator Damion Gordon Political commentator Damion Gordon says the outcomes of the by-elections in the Morant Bay and Aenon Town divisions will be an indication of Prime Minister Andrew Holness's favourability among electorates. The two municipal by-elections are among four polls taking place on Friday - the two others being constituency elections. However, the divisional contests promise to be more competitive as they are both being contested by candidates of the two main political parties. The People's National Party has opted out of contesting the constituency polls. According to Mr. Gordon, the Prime Minister and Jamaica Labour Party leader's popularity will be tested now that he has hit the campaign. "The Prime Minister himself has said that, you know, once he hits the road and once he hits the ground, all gloves are off, and, you know, that is when he's truly at his best. We will see magic at work. And he has been campaigning in the Aenon Town and in the Morant Bay division. So the outcome of these elections will put that theory to the test, whether or not the Prime Minister is still marketable and still has that mass appeal," said the commentator. Mr. Gordon said a victory for the JLP in all four of the contested by-elections would give a boost to Mr. Holness and party supporters ahead of the JLP's annual conference on Sunday. He was speaking Friday on the Morning Agenda on Power 106. In the latest Don Anderson poll, Prime Minister Holness lost ground in his positive favourability ratings as the race for Gordon House picks up pace. Asked about their perception of the leaders of the two main political parties, 36 per cent of respondents said they favoured the PNP's Mark Golding. Prime Minister Holness trailed with a 32.5 per cent favourability rating. In previous polls, the PNP president had struggled to catch Mr. Holness. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1531230668029-0'); });No. 4 Penn State tries to keep playoff picture out of focus in prep for tough trip to Minnesota
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Beyond Ai (CEO Alex Izquierdo) announced its participation in “COMEUP Stars 2024,” part of the global startup festival COMEUP 2024. COMEUP Stars 2024 will feature 50 innovative startups in a competitive IR pitching session called “Startup Valley.” Participants include 30 companies in the Rookie League, 10 in the Runners League, and 10 selected from the Rocket League, which is based on recommendations from the COMEUP House and the advisory committee. The finalists represent 13 countries, including South Korea, the United States, the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, India, and Türkiye, showcasing COMEUP’s global scale. Beyond AI is introducing AiMA, a groundbreaking digital human designed to combat loneliness and isolation, especially among older adults. AiMA lives on a screen and can see, hear, learn, and remember, engaging in meaningful conversations with users. The project began in March 2023 in Barcelona, Spain, and is expanding its operations globally. A new Korean headquarters is set to open in the first quarter of 2024. AiMA is more than just a virtual assistant; she understands and speaks 13 languages, including Korean, and recognizes 175 languages. The platform combines advanced artificial intelligence with user-centric design, enabling AiMA to analyze spoken words, tone of voice, and even facial gestures to understand communication better. These features allow AiMA to offer tailored and empathetic interactions, making her an invaluable user companion. The platform’s versatility extends further, as AiMA can integrate with wearable devices to monitor users’ physical and emotional well-being. By leveraging such insights, AiMA offers comprehensive support that complements the efforts of families, caretakers, governments, and healthcare organizations, ultimately enhancing users’ quality of life. Beyond AI has achieved several milestones since its inception. AiMA can engage in natural conversations with a response time of just 700 milliseconds and function without an internet connection. The company has developed an Android app for wider accessibility. In 2024, it showcased AiMA at ten global fairs, including three in Korea, demonstrating its commitment to expanding its presence in key markets. With over 300 users interacting with AiMA simultaneously during demonstrations, the platform has proven its scalability and readiness for broader adoption. Participating in COMEUP 2024 aligns with Beyond Ai’s mission to position Korea as the base for its global operations. The company plans to move its headquarters to Korea and open additional USA, Germany, and Spain offices to facilitate international growth. Beyond Ai aims to use Korea as an export hub, bringing AiMA back to its roots in Spain and expanding its impact worldwide. COMEUP 2024 will occur on December 11–12 at Coex in Seoul, featuring innovative startups and investors from over 40 countries. This year’s theme, “Innovation Beyond Borders,” highlights startups’ roles in driving global innovation across boundaries of nations and technology. The event will feature conferences, pitching sessions, and exhibitions focusing on deep tech, inbound innovation, and SIS (Sustainable Innovation by Startup).
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Hopedale AngajukKâk Marjorie Flowers, left, says wild food, like caribou, is important to the community freezer. (Submitted by Marjorie Flowers) As the holiday season nears, accessing food is becoming a growing problem in Labrador, particularly in coastal communities. A food bank in Hopedale says the need for food is greater than ever. According to Marjorie Flowers, the angajukKâk of Hopedale, the community food bank at town hall is starting to look empty. "Time is really hard for many of our residents because the food is getting so expensive," she said, adding that some residents are having to choose between eating or heating their homes. The food bank in Hopedale accepts all sorts of food, including dry goods and "country" or "wild foods," like moose and caribou, for the community freezer. Flowers says the freezer is very important because residents are used to having wild foods, and some people aren't able to hunt. She said the community freezer had 860 visits in 2023. In 2024, the number has risen to 1,966. The most vulnerable community members are people on low income, unemployed and seniors, said Flowers. She says the food bank is starting to rely more on community members to hunt for donations because it has been hard to collect other types of donations or find new sources of funding. "We're very short-staffed, and our workload is increased. So it's hard for us to actually look for funding for the food bank," Flowers said. "We rely totally on our residents and the businesses to donate food to us." The food bank used to get funding from the Public Health Agency of Canada through support of Food First N.L. Flowers says the food bank and community freezer in Hopedale had 860 visits in 2023. That number in 2024 is 1,966. (Submitted by Marjorie Flowers) Flowers said that allowed them to have a worker dedicated to looking after the food bank and community freezer, but the money has since run out. Now, the food bank is supported by the town hall's office administrator, the radio announcer or Flowers herself. Heading into the holiday season, Flowers says the food bank is looking for more dry goods and staples like sugar, milk, coffee, tea, butter, or dry goods to make up meals. "That would be my greatest wish for this holiday season is to get more donations to the food bank so we can get keep it stocked year-round for our people to access when they need it," said Flowers. The NunatuKavut Community Council's food security co-ordinator says there's also a strong need for more food in southern Labrador. Roxanne Notley, the NunatuKavut Community Council's food security co-ordinator, says high grocery prices are becoming a growing concern for people in southern Labrador heading into the winter. (Submitted by Roxanne Notley) Roxanne Notley says high grocery prices are becoming a growing concern for people heading into the winter. "It's a real challenge for community members. It's a real challenge for businesses," said Notley. During the holidays, those price tags have added stress for people looking to celebrate. "You love to see people, but I know it's got to be a financial strain and burden for lots," said Notley. She said people can call the food security office if they need food, and they can also be added to an emergency food list. "We know because people are struggling, but they're very shy in coming forward," said Notley, "It's confidential. No one's going to know that you're in need." Going into the holiday season, Notley is encouraging people to consider sharing food with fellow community members. "And sometimes showing up with food, something that can be easily shared, is so much more rewarding than a gift," she said.NoneNetflix signs US broadcast deal with FIFA for the Women's World Cup in 2027 and 2031
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Hudson joins Budd, Tillis, NC delegation seeking Defense Innovation Unit OnRamp HubVictors Home Solutions has been recognized as 2024 Residential Roofing Contractor of the Year DETROIT , Dec. 20, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- On December 5th, 2024 , Victors Home Solutions was awarded the title of Residential Roofing Contractor of the Year at the Best of Success conference in Bonita Springs, FL. At this conference, Victors Home Solutions, which has been in business since 2008, received the award for Residential Roofing Contractor of the Year. Victor Smolyanov , Founder and CEO, attributes much of his success to the opportunity to give back to the communities in which he operates: "Last year we were blessed to give away 23 roofs, and this year it's going to be 40, and that has a huge impact," he said. "For us, it's one out of 4,000 roofs, but for them, it's potentially a life-changing event, allowing them to live more comfortably without having to worry about moving their bed when it rains or having a tarp on." This marks the 20th year of the conference, and it is said to be a must-attend event for roofing professionals. In addition to the amenities available on-site, there are many opportunities for education, exploration of new roofing technologies, and networking with top organizations in the roofing industry, such as Victors Home Solutions. Victors Home Solutions is recognized for their impact on local communities through their Give Back program. A program that has provided many with a roof over their heads. For every 100 roof replacements installed, Victors will provide one local family in need with a roof replacement at no cost. To nominate someone you know, click here . About Victors Home Solutions Victors Home Solutions has provided premier residential roofing and home improvement services to Michigan , Ohio , Kentucky , New Jersey , Illinois , and Pennsylvania communities for over 15 years. Victors' commitment to quality workmanship and integrity, along with his passion for roofing, has made Victors Home Solutions the highest ranked roofing company in Michigan . With over 200 employees and eight locations, Victors is at the forefront and stands poised to revolutionize the roofing and home improvement industries. For more information, visit Victors.com . Media Contact: Jake Tilk j.tilk@victors.com View original content to download multimedia: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/victors-home-solutions-recognized-as-2024-roofing-contractor-of-the-year-302337604.html SOURCE Victors Home Solutions