That one is your huckleberry, because if your front wheel catches it, it will turn sharp left, and you WILL experience a brief sensation of flying, over the bars (otb as we affectionately call it). Which wouldnt be all that bad, except my body is traveling at 15 mph, and the tree is less than 15′ away at this point. So its kind of a chest meet ground, head meet tree kind of thing.

There have been a few leaks associated with the Samsung Galaxy F62 in the past that suggest that the phone will feature a 6.7 inch Super AMOLED display. It may get 6GB RAM + 128GB storage as one of the variants and could launch with Android 11 out of the box. The phone has been tipped to come in blue and green colour options..

Google attributed the rise in tensions to increased sharing as employees work from home and the current political and social climate.”It’s uncomfortable to acknowledge that there has been content on our platforms that reinforce negative racial stereotypes, used harmful gendered phrases, or insulted Googlers based on their nationality,” Google wrote in an internal memo.Google’s internal meme generator and question proposing system for events emerged as two hot spots, with more flags in the first half of 2020 than all of 2019. “Harassment/Discrimination” was the most cited reason.Leaders of discussion groups now will have to actively moderate their groups and undergo training to guarantee conversations are “inclusive” and relevant to the group’s stated purpose. The move shows how companies are attempting to deal with divisive online conversations as staffers work from home through 2021.Internal conversations have also been the source of media scrutiny for big tech companies such as Facebook and Google.

D Brennan Menell leads AHL defensemen in scoring and assists and ranks second in PPA (18). D Louie Belpedio ranks fourth amongst AHL defensemen in shots (138). Kahkonen leads the AHL in wins (23) and shutouts (six), ranks fourth in GAA and T 5th in SV%..

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