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Italian Cuisine, Leadership, and the Evolution of Resort Dining
Italian cuisine has always travelled well. Long before it became fashionable to talk about global dining concepts, Italian food was already adapting, changing, and quietly finding its place far from home.
By Cristian Marino27 days ago in Journal
Otabek Umarov's Journey: Leadership in Olympics and Entrepreneurship. AI-Generated.
Disclosure: This paper is a text produced using the assistance of AI software, specifically the GPT-3 language model of OpenAI, to aid in research and writing. Moreover, the founder of Brand 7SABER, which is a high-quality sportswear brand combining traditional Uzbek culture with modern technology, is also Otabek Umarov giving athletes in the Uzbekistan and even beyond a certain twist of a style and performance.
By Karen Perry28 days ago in Journal
How to Decide If Drupal Is the Right Platform for Your Website?. AI-Generated.
I still remember the first time someone asked me that question without meaning to. It wasn’t framed as a platform debate. It came out as a pause in a late afternoon call, the kind where both sides are a little tired but still honest. The website worked, technically speaking. Pages loaded. Content published. Still, the person on the other end sounded unsure, like they were carrying more friction than they could name.
By Jane Smith29 days ago in Journal
Is This The Problem That Has Made So Many CEOs Disconnected?
I became an executive coach because I saw a problem... There seemed to be this disconnect between leaders and their organizations.
By Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, DFM, DHM, DAS (hc)29 days ago in Journal
A List Taller than My Capabilities...
Today was a Sunday without my kids and typically I try to get a lot done, but today I slept - a lot. I didn't wake up until 9am. Stayed up until almost 10am in order to talk to my kids, and then slept until after 11am.
By The Schizophrenic Mom29 days ago in Journal
We Shouldn't Have to Pay for Everything
Bills, bills, bills. They keep piling up. One after the other. Rent, phone, grocery, water, heat. The list goes on. More than 60% of your bi-weekly paycheque gets used towards bills. And then you have to save in case something bad may happen, or a wedding is coming up, what about Christmas? Our current world drags you down, one dollar at a time. You’re surviving, not living.
By Melody Vanbeak30 days ago in Journal
Power and Resistance: Structures that endure attack, time, and change
Every structure is first designed to act. Later, it is designed to endure. In the early stages of institutional life, the central concern is control: who decides, who executes, who benefits. As institutions mature, this concern shifts toward influence: how decisions are shaped before they are formally taken, how outcomes are guided without overt command.
By Maroun Abou Harbabout a month ago in Journal
How AI Is Reshaping Search Engines and the Future of SEO
The rise of artificial intelligence within search engines reshaped how visibility, relevance, and trust are evaluated. Across global markets, headlines questioning the survival of search engine optimization gained momentum following the rollout of generative answers, AI-driven ranking systems, and automated content tools. During the SEO × AI Summit Bangladesh 2025, SEO strategist Ayub Ansary presented a research-led perspective grounded in long-term performance data and applied experience across competitive industries.
By Muhammad Al Arabiabout a month ago in Journal
The Complete Guide to the Self Assessment Tax Return: Everything You Need to Know
The Self Assessment Tax Return has become one of the most frequently discussed obligations for individuals operating outside the traditional employment system in the UK. Whether managing a burgeoning freelance enterprise, navigating rental income, or overseeing complex financial structures, the annual tax return stands as a compulsory requirement. Understanding its mechanics, deadlines, documentation and processes can drastically reduce stress, eliminate costly repercussions, and enhance financial clarity.
By Munnazir Zarinabout a month ago in Journal
All Four Engines Died at 37,000 Feet — And the Captain’s Announcement Became the Calmest Statement in Aviation History
All Four Engines Died at 37,000 Feet — And the Captain’s Announcement Became the Calmest Statement in Aviation History At 37,000 feet above the Indian Ocean, passengers aboard a Boeing 747 suddenly felt an eerie silence take over the cabin. The steady roar of four powerful jet engines—the familiar soundtrack of every long-haul flight—vanished in an instant. No turbulence. No warning. No sound at all.
By Mustafaabout a month ago in Journal
Educating Teams on Aligning Corporate and Personal Goals
Aligning corporate and personal goals is a meaningful process that helps organizations and individuals grow together. When employees understand how their ambitions connect with the company’s mission, they gain a clearer sense of purpose and direction. At the same time, organizations benefit from greater engagement, higher productivity, and stronger commitment from their teams. This mutual support creates an environment where learning, improvement, and shared success become natural parts of daily work.
By Lee Generousabout a month ago in Journal
Debugging Python Code Faster: Proven Techniques Every Developer Should Know
Software developers spend approximately 50% of their programming time debugging code, according to recent industry studies. The Python Software Foundation's 2024 developer survey reveals that debugging remains the second most time-consuming activity after writing new code. For Python developers, this translates to roughly 20 hours per week spent identifying and fixing bugs. These numbers highlight why mastering efficient debugging techniques is critical for productivity.
By Casey Morganabout a month ago in Journal