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HanuMan & Blue Star On OTT: When and Where to Watch Teja Sajja's 250-Crore Blockbuster and Ashok Selvan-Shanthanu Bhagyaraj's Sports Drama!. Content Warning.
Two of the most popular films of 2024, HanuMan and Blue Star, are making their way to OTT platforms. Here is everything you need to know!
By OfficialNews2 years ago in Writers
Breaking Through the Chaos
In a world where chaos reigns, A cacophony of noise constrains, A solution buried, out of sight, Drowned by the din, obscured from light.
By Faceless Lim2 years ago in Writers
Terrible customer service
This happened in Africa/Cameroon. I wasn’t feeling too good, and I needed to go see a doctor, so I called a clinic not too far from where I was to get information on the open hours and when I could come over for a consultation. The person managing the call center was very slow in picking up the call and even when she did, she seemed busy and in a rush to hang up, she didn’t know their open hours for consultation but rather told me she’ll call me the next day to give me the information. Going there the next day and meeting the person at the counter, it was obvious to me this person didn’t want to be there, she was very rude and easily triggered by everything I said. Keep in mind that I was feeling sickly and picking a fight was the last thing I wanted. After a polite response, I left the clinic and sought for a solution else where.
By real Jema2 years ago in Writers
Crafting Experiences: The Role of Personalization in Loyalty Programs for Customers
Acknowledging customers' uniqueness is more than just a fad; it represents a fundamental change in how companies handle customer interaction. Beyond a one-size-fits-all strategy, personalized loyalty programs for customers recognize that every customer is different and should receive a customized experience. Well-liked customer loyalty programs anticipate their needs, comprehend their preferences, and provide a personalized experience that speaks to them personally.
By Anikaveda2 years ago in Writers
How to Write With Chronic Illness. Top Story - March 2024.
Do you ever open up Vocal and see a ton of notifications from other creators who are pumping out stories weekly, daily, hourly, and wonder why you are incapable of being as fruitful with your work? Today I'm here to tell you that you're not 'lazy' or any less of a writer than they are, because more than likely you looked at the title of this article and said: "Yes, I have a chronic illness and I am a writer, but how do I maintain both without ruining the other?"
By Amanda Starks2 years ago in Writers
5 Tips Anyone Can Use To Write A Novel
Writing a novel isn't one of those things that you need to go to school for years and years to be able to do. You don't need to put thousands of dollars towards an education or fancy courses.
By Elise L. Blake2 years ago in Writers
Apollo 11 A Monster Jump for Humankind
In the records of mankind's set of experiences, barely any occasions have caught the aggregate creative mind and represented the unlimited capability of human accomplishment like the Apollo 11 mission. Sent off by NASA on July 16, 1969, the Apollo 11 mission was not only a logical undertaking; it was a demonstration of human assurance, development, and the unflinching soul of investigation.
By Galaxiesbuzz2 years ago in Writers
IS PATIENCE FOOLISHNESS OF WISDOM?
Fighting for yourself is an instinct everyone gets born with, not so? It's all natural, and even the eyes can tell you about it.
By MICHAEL ADEYANJU2 years ago in Writers
A DRAGONESS
Brought into the world on April 3, 1934, in London, Britain, Jane Goodall fostered a profound love for creatures and the normal world since the beginning. Her experience growing up interest with creatures, especially with the narrative of Tarzan and his chimpanzee colleagues, lighted her energy for natural life and motivated her to dream of Africa.
By Emily2 years ago in Writers
A Visage of Hope
I love taking care of Momma because Momma takes good care of me. Momma brought this house completely which she lived in for many many years from Dad's pension. My parents loved each other. They raised me to know everything I could possible learn. Momma would never stop trying to teach me. She wanted me to be the smartest man on earth. And she would do everything in her power to make sure that I learned everything and I mean everything about what life, love and hope were. When I was young my father taught me what a man is and later on he told me what he saw in Momma that made him marry her. He loved her affection, her compassion and her gentleness and the fact that she put up with him for all these years. Dad was a good man from my point of view. I never saw much of his bad side. And now I am taking care of Momma, Momma is up in years and she is independent but she also struggles from time to time. Momma keeps dreaming about her past. And it sometimes get dark and mean spirited. She sometimes have these nightmares about her and Dad. And sometimes when I wake her up she would be fighting. Momma never been that sick before and she never been crazed. Momma had some illness but most of them were under control. And then one day Momma and I had a fight. She told me that Dad did not want to be my father and that I could be from another man. I cried and took a walk. How could Dad not be my father? How could Momma say those things? How could this happen? I was thinking as I was walking. Then I met an old friend, my neighbor, He saw me talking to myself and questioning whether to go back taking care of Momma. Momma's longtime neighbor said that there were things happening in that house. He doesn't know for sure but my parents got distant and into a lot of fights when I was away. And I finally got the gut to tell him what Momma said. And he said She raised you and that man raised you. She is still your Momma. Don't let her stop you from loving her as she loved you. You make her love you. You make her see. And I told him that I would asked my cousin to help. So I used his phone to call my cousin and asked her if what Momma said is true. She first went around the bush as the old saying goes and then she finally admitted. And she told me that I had another sibling but something happened to them. And my cousin apologized for me finding out this way and she hung up. So I told my neighbor and he said like I said don't let nobody stop you from loving that woman. She was willing to die for you at one time. No matter the past, this is the present. No matter the pain this is your time to choose respect and love. And I told the neighbor that I would and I cleaned myself up and left. And the neighbor gave some more advice while I was leaving, Remember Son she is your mother, she has an illness, be merciful, be compassionate, and be gentle. Don't be intimidated and don't be angry. So I promised him. I walked quietly into the house and Momma made Fried Chicken, homemade biscuits, macaroni and cheese and turkey smoked greens. I waited and ate and smiled at Momma. And Momma said she was sorry. I told Momma I forgive her but I wanted to know the full truth. And she said that my father was somebody else because the father you knew made me give up one child. I did not want to but he did. And you were the second and I refused to give you up. Even if that meant not another child. And I poured my heart into you, there. I love you and no illness, no sickness, no nothing can stop that you are my son. And I said I love you too Momma. And Momma was walking towards her room to cry and I stopped her along the way and hug her and kiss her cheek. The last years of Momma's life, we were working in the yard, walking, and laughing and joking and Dad was right Momma can cooked some Cajun Fried Fish as well as Fried Chicken. Momma lived long and her family prosper.
By Distinguished Honorary Alumni Dr. Matthew Primous2 years ago in Writers
Think Pink: Meet the Bird with a Platypus Beak - Fact or Fiction?
Discovering the Wonders of the Extraordinary Platypus Beak: Exploring Perry’s Peculiar Feature The platypus, a creature renowned for its peculiarities, never fails to captivate the imagination of both scientists and nature enthusiasts. Among its many fascinating traits, the platypus’s beak stands out as a remarkable feature. In this article, we embark on a journey to unravel the mysteries of the platypus beak, delving into its anatomy, function, and unique characteristics.
By Tina Lundin2 years ago in Writers
Secrets Revealed: The Monarch Butterfly's Epic Journey, Rare Blue Variants, and the Sanctuary You Won't Believe Exists!
Unlocking the Enigma: Monarch Butterflies' Epic Odyssey, Rare Blue Variants, and Hidden Sanctuary Unveiled! Monarch butterflies, with their dazzling hues and mesmerizing flights, harbor secrets that leave scientists and nature lovers spellbound. Let's dive into the spellbinding realm of these majestic creatures, exploring their epic migrations, peculiar traits, and mystical significance.
By Tina Lundin2 years ago in Writers