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BLAQOUT Unleashes “Infernal Wrath” As Next Single Ahead of Massive LA Concert Garden of Eden Festival

Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 06:00:58 GMT

BLAQOUT EDM Producer from Kansas City, USA announces “Infernal Wrath” as his next single to be released on September 20th, 2023 which is 10 days prior to his appearance at the grand LA festival Garden of Eden. BLAQOUT creates soundscapes that are sure to rattle your brain and keep you wanting more. Residing in the United States, BLAQOUT aims to change the way you think about dubstep. His hard-hitting, in-your-face sound has garnered recognition from familiar names such as Excision, Zeds Dead, Borgore, Illenium and NGHTMRE.Renowned for his high-energy performances and unique soundscapes, dubstep maestro Blaqout is set to drop his latest single, “Infernal Wrath” on September 20th – a testament to the raw, unbridled energy that defines his musical prowess. Rooted in anger and channeled through Blaqout’s signature style, “Infernal Wrath” promises to be a sonic journey that douses listeners in fiery basslines and explosive drops. The track ...

Stories of Transformation: Vietnamese Refugee Tin Nguyen’s Pardon Campaign Sheds Light on Reformation

Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 06:00:58 GMT

In the heart of Pomona, California, an incredible story of transformation and resilience has embraced the spotlight. Amidst all the struggle and adversity, the tale of Tin Nguyen, a Vietnamese refugee is unifying an entire community for a humble purpose– a second chance. Tin Nguyen is the Immigrant Justice Coordinator at VietRISE and a community pillar who has been battling the looming specter of deportation for quite some time now. The thought of separation from his family, home, and community is moving him to tears. He is pleading for sympathy to live a sober life at the only place he has known as home for decades now.Migrating from Vietnam with his family during the early 1980s, Tin had to face the brutality of racial prejudice and bullying as a child.  Even his home was not a comforting place to find solace because of his abusive father. Struggling to adapt to the new life in America, Tin’s father turned abusive which eventually led him to the streets in search of love and...

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Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 06:00:58 GMT

 Historically, the real estate market has been challenging, with overly long transaction periods and unnecessary red tape alienating investors and making it cumbersome to turn these assets into commodities. Start-up blockchain company Immobilium has launched an ambitious platform and crypto coin that could reshape the entire industry…Even with the fast pace of the modern world, the current real estate market – the most extensive wealth storage- is loaded with bureaucracy.Globally, the current real estate market needs more liquidity, with the norm being that real estate transactions take months to occur.And while many have shrugged at this fact and chalked it up to an inconvenient but untouchable process, others have been working on ways to change the industry from within – seeing the prospect for new, untapped investment opportunities…Introducing $IMB, the native token of the Immobilium platform. Experience a world of enhanced functionalities with this platform token.For...

The San Jose Sharks have issues. Here are five they hope to resolve during training camp

Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 06:00:58 GMT

The San Jose Sharks’ task of trying to replace three-time Norris Trophy winner Erik Karlsson is a little bit like a bleary-eyed parent trying to assemble their child’s intricate new toy on a hectic Christmas morning.Where does one even begin?Karlsson, traded to the Pittsburgh Penguins last month, did just about everything for the Sharks last season as he became the first defenseman in 31 years to score at least 100 points in a season.As the Sharks stumbled to a 22-44-16 record, Karlsson had a season for the ages as he led the team in assists, overall ice time, power-play points, and power-play ice time. He fueled breakouts, held his own on defense, played all 82 games, and provided underappreciated leadership.Finding ways to make up for Karlsson’s absence will be job No. 1 for the Sharks this month as they get ready to begin their first training camp in five years without No. 65.“You’re losing a Norris Trophy-winning defenseman and a guy that’s got elite offensive abilit...

Vacant Oakland structures, previously fire-damaged, hit by new blazes

Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 06:00:58 GMT

OAKLAND — Two vacant structures previously damaged by fires — an East Oakland warehouse and a West Oakland house — were both ravaged by new blazes Monday night and Tuesday morning, officials said.No injuries were reported in either fire.The cause of both fires is under investigation. Officials said they believe squatters had roles in both fires.The two-alarm warehouse fire, in the 4200 block of East 12th Street near High Street, erupted about 8:27 p.m. Monday. Some 30 firefighters brought the blaze under control by about 8:50 p.m. A damage figure was not available.Authorities said the building, which used to house a foundry and manufacturing operation, had suffered a previous fire but the exact date was not immediately known.Fire Department spokesman Michael Hunt said based on the damage from the fires, city building officials had red-tagged the building, meaning it is unsafe for occupancy.An early morning fire damaged a boarded up two-story Victorian home along the 800 block ...

Review: ‘Toxic’ in San Jose a flawed, but wrenching, look at school shootings

Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 06:00:58 GMT

Late in the City Lights Theater Company world premiere production of “Toxic,” former student Jessie takes her fellow high school alums through a harrowing moment when she witnessed a popular teacher gunned down just feet from where she now stood. The recollection is a crushing reminder of how innocent lives can shatter in a split-second.It’s a brilliant morsel delivered with loads of vicious, raw details that are all too commonplace in today’s America, in which young students are forced to live with the trauma of code red drills due to the staggering failure by those in power to curtail the epidemic of gun violence at our schools and elsewhere.But despite instances where the cast of 11 actors share their agency, “Toxic” feels unfocused, diving and darting through lots of hot-button topics but never really remaining in one place long enough to parse timely truths about our current, repugnant reality.Playwright Kit Wilder’s intention of crafting an explosive narrative often buckles un...

Companies chop more than 100 East Bay workers as job cutbacks widen

Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 06:00:58 GMT

SAN RAMON — Two companies have disclosed plans to chop well over 100 jobs in a new round of employment cutbacks affecting workers in the East Bay, official state notices show.The job cuts are affecting workers in San Ramon and Emeryville, according to the WARN notices filed with the state Employment Development Department.Amyris, a biotech company that tumbled into a voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy as part of a massive restructuring; and Rodan & Fields, a multi-level marketing company, each have revealed decisions to eliminate scores of jobs in the East Bay.In both instances, the WARN notices filed with the state EDD described the layoffs as permanent.Rodan + Fields is cutting 76 jobs at 3001 Bishop Drive in San Ramon, a company WARN notice filed with the state EDD shows.The layoffs for Rodan + Fields are slated to take effect on Oct. 14.“Rodan + Fields has undergone a reorganization of its business operations resulting in job eliminations,” the company stated ...

3-vehicle crash on eastbound I-580 in Oakland blocking lanes

Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 06:00:58 GMT

(KRON) -- There is a severe traffic alert on eastbound Interstate 580 west of 35th Avenue in Oakland, according to the California Highway Patrol. A traffic collision is blocking right and left lanes as of 12:05 a.m.The crash involved three vehicles, according to the Oakland Fire Department. One person was trapped and required extrication. They have been transported to the hospital, the department said.The impact of the collision caused one of the vehicles to ignite in flames. The fire spread into nearby vegetation. As of 11:26 a.m., all fire was extinguished.(Photo: Citizen app)Motorists are being advised to expect delays and to use alternative routes.There is no estimated time to fully re-open eastbound I-580.This is a developing story. Check back for updates.

Newcastle marks return to Europe’s elite with 0-0 draw at dominant Milan in Champions League opener

Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 06:00:58 GMT

MILAN (AP) — Newcastle marked its return to Europe’s elite with a 0-0 draw at AC Milan in the Champions League on Tuesday, despite being completely dominated at San Siro.A combination of good saves by Newcastle goalkeeper Nick Pope and wayward finishing by Milan saw the visitors pick up a point in the club’s first Champions League match in 20 years.“Hopefully we can grow from this into the tournament,” Newcastle coach Eddie Howe said. “I praise the players for their defensive qualities that they showed today. We know we can do better with the ball but hopefully that will come.“I thought (Pope) was outstanding today … he was a huge part of our success last year and no doubt he’ll be vitally important to us again this year.”Milan, which reached the semifinals last season, should have put the match to bed in the first half and the seven-time champion will perhaps rue its missed opportunities, with Paris Saint-Germain and Borussia Dortmund also in Group F.“We completely controlled...

How PrEP can provide up to 100% protection against HIV

Published Sun, 24 Nov 2024 06:00:58 GMT

This content is sponsored by MedStar Washington Hospital Center.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that 1.2 million people in the U.S. had HIV at the end of 2021. Although HIV infections have decreased in recent years, progress is not necessarily equal.Dr. Rachel Scott, a practicing obstetrician/gynecologist at MedStar Washington Hospital Center, said various factors affect HIV infections.“There [are] so many issues in terms of gender inequity, and inequities related to race and economics that play into HIV acquisition in this country and around the world,” Dr. Scott said. “We tend to see more HIV among marginalized — or historically marginalized communities. So communities of color, disenfranchised communities and communities with lower socio-economic and educational status.”Dr. Scott said in some ways, contracting HIV can have less to do with how many partners or risk factors you have, but rather the geographic prevalence and where you live.“We put so m...