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_aziz-mehmud-hudayi-episode-01-with-urdu-subtitles.jpg "Aziz Mehmud Hudayi Episode 01 With Urdu Subtitles<br/>Watch this episode on my website. This is also a way to financially support us. Thank you.<br/>LINK:<br/>https://kyakahan.com/archives/9278<br/>Aziz Mehmud Hudayi Episode 01 With Urdu Subtitles<br/><br/>Aziz Mehmud Hudayi is a Turkish historical drama series that has been gaining popularity among viewers around the world. The series tells the story of Aziz Mehmud Hudayi, a prominent figure in Ottoman history who played a crucial role in the spread of Islam and the development of Sufism in the region.<br/><br/>In Episode 01 of Aziz Mehmud Hudayi, viewers are introduced to the main character and the setting of the series. The episode begins with a glimpse into the early life of Aziz Mehmud Hudayi, showing his upbringing in a small village and his close relationship with his family. As the episode progresses, viewers witness Aziz Mehmud Hudayi's journey to Istanbul, where he becomes a student of the renowned Sufi master, Akshamsaddin.<br/><br/>Throughout the episode, viewers are captivated by the rich historical details and the intricate character development of Aziz Mehmud Hudayi. The series beautifully captures the essence of the Ottoman era, showcasing the cultural and religious diversity of the time.<br/><br/>One of the standout features of Aziz Mehmud Hudayi is the inclusion of Urdu subtitles, making it accessible to a wider audience. The Urdu subtitles allow viewers who are not fluent in Turkish to fully immerse themselves in the story and appreciate the nuances of the dialogue.<br/><br/>The production quality of Aziz Mehmud Hudayi is also worth mentioning, with stunning cinematography and meticulous attention to detail in the set design. The costumes and props used in the series transport viewers back in time, creating a truly immersive viewing experience.<br/><br/>Overall, Episode 01 of Aziz Mehmud Hudayi sets the stage for an engaging and enlightening journey through Ottoman history. With its captivating storyline, strong performances, and Urdu subtitles, the series is sure to captivate audiences from all backgrounds.<br/><br/>If you are a fan of historical dramas or are interested in learning more about the rich history of the Ottoman Empire, Aziz Mehmud Hudayi is definitely worth checking out. Stay tuned for more episodes and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Aziz Mehmud Hudayi.")
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_govan-music-festival-2024-launch.jpg "GLASGOW. The Pearce Institute.<br/><br/>The third annual Govan Music Festival opens in Glasgow today, gearing up for four days of progressive performances and inclusive cultural participation at venues across the historic district.<br/><br/>Govan Music Festival 2024 springs into action in Glasgow<br/>Opening day images will be available to download here from 1300 hours<br/> <br/><br/>The forward-thinking Govan Music Festival opens in Glasgow today as it gears up for four days of progressive performances and inclusive cultural participation at venues across the historic district.<br/> <br/><br/>As the city gets set to enjoy the first days of spring, the event will see the south west corner of Glasgow blooming and brimming with freshly curated cultural activities which reflect and celebrate the diverse communities of Govan.<br/> <br/><br/>Now in its third year, the festival runs until Saturday 16th March and is part of a community-led regeneration strategy showcasing all that the neighbourhood has to offer including homegrown, Scottish and international talent across folk, fusion, world, classical, jazz and hip-hop music.<br/> <br/><br/>Over the coming days the festival, which is run by Govan’s regeneration orchestra The Glasgow Barons supported by The National Lottery through Creative Scotland, is set to demonstrate how music can enhance people’s lives and revitalise an area.<br/> <br/><br/>Performances range from a unique collaboration between Scottish rappers and folk and jazz musicians, to an exceptional night of world music and Gaelic trad rock.<br/> <br/><br/>Friday 15th March will see Freed Up Friday, the launch party for Freed Up CIC, an independent producer of sober adult events specially curated for the recovery community. Scottish hip hop meets orchestral rave for this night at Park Villa Community Sports Hub, with performances from leading Scottish rappers Sweet Rogue, Freestyle Master, MOG and Dazza JFT. Popular rave tracks will also be mixed by GBX duo Gonzo and MC Cally accompanied by live strings from The Glasgow Barons.<br/><br/>The night will also see Freestyle Master, Sweet Rogue and MOG work with folk and jazz violinist Roo Geddes, accordionist Neil Sutcliffe and bassist Ewan Hastie, winner of the BBC Young Jazz Musician 2022, to present a brand new acoustic set of bare knuckle Scottish hip-hop fusion.<br/> <br/><br/>A coming together of trad and world music will take place on Saturday 16th March at Edmiston House as the award-winning Musicians in Exile and Glasgow Gaelic indie trad band DLÙ put on a special double bill concert. The musicians will debut a new song they have composed for the festival, inspired by Scotland’s natural environment. Musicians in Exile travelled to Loch Lomond before beginning work with DLÙ, giving New Scots the chance to connect with climate change and Scottish nature.<br/> <br/><br/>Classical music and jazz will also be celebrated when The Glasg")
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_sakkari-soars-into-indian-wells-final.jpg "Ninth seed Maria Sakkari beat third seed Coco Gauff in three sets to face Iga Swiatek in Indian Wells final")
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_terrifying-moment-pressure-cooker-exploded-spurting-steam-and-boiling-soup-across-the-room.jpg "This is the terrifying moment a pressure cooker exploded exploded - spurting steam and boiling soup across the room.<br/><br/>Onika Ranft, 47, was chatting with her partner Johan Van Zyl, 40, in their open plan kitchen living room when the device exploded just meters away.<br/><br/>Daniel's daughter, 13, who wasn't named, was also in the room watching TV at the time of the incident.<br/><br/>CCTV shows the pot exploding meters away from Onika and Johan but luckily neither were harmed.<br/><br/>According to Onika, the rubber seal in the lid flew out, which caused the explosion. <br/><br/>Pressure cookers can reach temperatures of around 250 degrees Celsius - more than twice the boiling point of water.<br/><br/>Onika, a revenue manager from Port Alfred in Eastern Cape, South Africa, said: \")
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_family-mortgage-free-after-selling-uk-home-and-buying-92.jpg "A British family “escaped” the UK for Bulgaria for their “dream” home and are now living mortgage free after buying an abandoned house for just £7k.<br/><br/>Laura Phoenix, 33, and her husband Anthony, 32, moved 1,941 miles to Strazhitsa, Bulgaria, in September 2023 with their daughters – Cecelia, four, and Nova, two. <br/><br/>The couple wanted to live off-grid to be sustainable after seeing the state of plastic waste on beaches in Thailand.<br/><br/>But Laura and Anthony, a stay at home dad, couldn’t afford a rural home in the UK and decided to look in Bulgaria for their dream place – after seeing others do the same on YouTube.<br/><br/>The couple found and bought an abandoned three-bedroom property in Strazhitsa for £7,000.<br/><br/>They sold their UK two bedroom home for £85k and moved from Darlington, County Durham to Bulgaria in September 2023 and have been renovating the property ever since.<br/><br/>Since moving Laura says her skin condition has vanished and the family feel “free”.<br/><br/>Laura, an online English teacher and writer, said: “We bought a home on a whim.<br/><br/>“But it’s our dream home. We don’t have any mortgage.<br/><br/>“I developed a skin condition and had bad flare ups.<br/><br/>“When I got here it just vanished.<br/><br/>“I feel we were pushed out of the UK.<br/><br/>“I feel like we had no choice.<br/><br/>“We don’t want to both work hours for 40 hours a week just to exist.<br/><br/>“In England it is so unattainable.”<br/><br/>Anthony said: “Even if you own a property in the UK the cost of living is so much higher.<br/><br/>“We’ve always decided when we want to do something we jump at the opportunity.”<br/><br/>Laura and Anthony had always had a love for travelling but were devastated when they saw the state of the beaches in Thailand.<br/><br/>Laura said: “There was too much plastic everywhere.”<br/><br/>They came back to the UK and set up an eco-friendly and refillable shop in 2018 and managed to buy a fixer upper old council house for £55k.<br/><br/>But the pair had a dream to live off-grid together with their kids but after seeing prices around £500k for what they wanted they started to look abroad.<br/><br/>Laura said: “We were trying to find land for an affordable price.<br/><br/>“We were binge watching YouTube and dreaming of somewhere we could be free.”<br/><br/>After seeing other Brits move to Bulgaria, the couple set their sights on doing the same and spent two weeks finding their family home in May 2022 – falling in love with the town of Strazhitsa, Bulgaria.<br/><br/>They sold their business and Darlington home to buy their Bulgarian dream outright and moved in September 2023.<br/><br/>Laura said: “The garden had a whole mattress in it.<br/><br/>“Anthony demolished the top floor.<br/><br/>“We removed all the rats and vermin.”<br/><br/>The family are currently living in one side of the house with a temporary kitchen while they wait for the harsh winter to pass to continue renovating.<br/><br/>They have spent less that £2k so far and hope to be have it completed in the next three years.<br/><br/>The couple have a quarter of an acre where they have already started to plant seeds to grow spinach, onion, and garlic.")
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_heres-why-the-asian-american-vote-will-be-stronger-than-ever-in-2024.jpg "This November we’re set to have a rematch between these two candidates and while every vote matters, the Asian American vote might just be stronger than ever. That’s because since the last presidential election in 2020, that demographic has surged, growing by 15% or 2 million voters. Veuer’s Tony Spitz has the details.")
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_in-blossom-ep-3-eng-sub.jpg "In the sinful city of Heyang, Pan Yue, who was throwing lots of fruit and carts, married Yang Cai Wei, whom everyone despises. On the day of the wedding, Yang Cai Wei was killed, and the suspect was Pan Yue. Yang Cai Wei, who \")
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_the-better-buses-for-strathclyde-campaign-outside-spt-offices.jpg "GLASGOW. SPT Offices St Vincent Street.<br/><br/>Strathclyde buses risk being left behind<br/><br/>Campaigners say transport chiefs must bring buses back under public control, or risk being left behind other areas of the UK.<br/>The Better Buses for Strathclyde campaign recently handed a 10,000 strong petition to the board of Strathclyde Passenger Transport (SPT), calling on them to use new franchising powers<br/>to regulate buses across the region.<br/>A decision on whether to move towards franchising will be taken by the Board on Friday 15 March. Last week, Wales became the latest area of the UK to announce plans to regulate their entire bus network.<br/>London’s buses have always been regulated, and in September last year Manchester became the first UK city-region to re-regulate its buses since 1986, creating its new Bee Network<br/>integrated public transport system. In October last year Liverpool announced it would follow. Campaigners are very hopeful that West Yorkshire will announce support for franchising this week, with South Yorkshire also set to follow.<br/>Franchising would give SPT the power to regulate bus fares, routes, ticketing arrangements, and bus branding. Campaigners say it is a vital first step to creating affordable, accessible and<br/>sustainable bus services which connect seamlessly with trains and the subway. They also want SPT to move towards setting up a new publicly-owned bus company for the region, saying that it<br/>has the potential to save millions of pounds a year that could be invested in better services.<br/>Ellie Harrison, chair of Get Glasgow Moving, said: “Last week Transport for Wales announced their plans to roll-out bus franchising across the whole nation from 2026. This Thursday, Tracy Brabin - the Mayor of West Yorkshire - is expected to announce her decision to take their buses back under public control, following a sustained grassroots campaign.<br/>“Last week the Mayor of South Yorkshire Oliver Coppard said an independent audit had looked at different options for their region’s bus network and had recommended franchising. He said he hoped they could begin the roll-out by the end of this year.<br/>“Councillors and members of the SPT board simply can’t allow Strathclyde to be left behind.<br/>They have the power to bring our buses back under public control, so that together we can start creating the world-class, joined-up public transport that people here want and deserve.”<br/>Better Buses for Strathclyde is supported by the Scottish TUC, Friends of the Earth Scotland, Get Glasgow Moving, Asthma + Lung UK Scotland, APRS, We Own It, Glasgow City Parents<br/>Group, Parents for Future Scotland, Scottish Pensioners Forum, Glasgow Eco Trust, The Poverty Alliance, and many more.<br/>Imogen Dow, head of campaigns at Friends of the Earth Scotland, said: \")
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_private-equity-eyes-law-firms-as-next-target.jpg "Law firms are a lucrative $400 billion market that has long been shielded from outside ownership. In search of fresh turf, buyout firms may soon be hunting among the gray flannel suits.<br/><br/>It's rough being a lawyer. And no, that’s not the set-up for a joke.<br/>Landing a job at a top-notch white-shoe law firm offers a mix of glamor, prestige, and a hefty paycheck. But that money often comes with a high cost to personal happiness.<br/><br/>On the flip side, going solo promises more control over your life and might even lead to actually enjoying your work. But there’s an under-discussed challenge with going it alone: figuring out an exit strategy when you’re ready to retire.<br/><br/>Several factors play into this, but one is unmistakable: the legal sector might just be the only field where private equity has yet to stake a claim. Lacking access to the deep pockets, operational expertise (and to some extent, a cutthroat, profit-first mentality), the industry lags. Unlike say medicine or dentists practices, law firms tend to be stubbornly set in their ways and, at the big firms at least, operated mostly for the benefit of partners whose concerns for the future may wane once they retire—if they ever do.<br/><br/>Brandon Kochkodin, a reporter for Forbes, joins “Forbes Talks” to discuss why law firms could be private equity’s next conquest.<br/><br/>0:00 Introduction<br/>0:18 Who Are Three Big Names Practicing Law Right Now<br/>2:43 The Challenges Of Selling A Law Firm As A Private Equity Gain<br/>5:00 The Key Factors That Hinder Growth In The Law Field<br/>6:19 About Lee Minkoff, Renovus Capital- Managing Director <br/>7:26 Why Private Equity In Law Firms May Not Be Favorable<br/>11:41 Colleges Interested In External Investments At Key Law Firms<br/><br/>Read the full story on Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/brandonkochkodin/2024/02/26/why-law-firms-could-be-private-equitys-next-conquest/?sh=15ca39eb2f5c<br/><br/>Subscribe to FORBES: https://www.youtube.com/user/Forbes?sub_confirmation=1<br/><br/>Fuel your success with Forbes. Gain unlimited access to premium journalism, including breaking news, groundbreaking in-depth reported stories, daily digests and more. Plus, members get a front-row seat at members-only events with leading thinkers and doers, access to premium video that can help you get ahead, an ad-light experience, early access to select products including NFT drops and more:<br/><br/>https://account.forbes.com/membership/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=display&utm_campaign=growth_non-sub_paid_subscribe_ytdescript<br/><br/>Stay Connected<br/>Forbes newsletters: https://newsletters.editorial.forbes.com<br/>Forbes on Facebook: http://fb.com/forbes<br/>Forbes Video on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/forbes<br/>Forbes Video on Instagram: http://instagram.com/forbes<br/>More From Forbes:http://forbes.com<br/><br/>Forbes covers the intersection of entrepreneurship, wealth, technology, business and lifestyle with a focus on people and success.")
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_aziz-mehmud-hudayi-episode-01-with-urdu-subtitles.webp "Aziz Mehmud Hudayi Episode 01 With Urdu Subtitles<br/>Watch this episode on my website. This is also a way to financially support us. Thank you.<br/>LINK:<br/>https://kyakahan.com/archives/9278<br/>Aziz Mehmud Hudayi Episode 01 With Urdu Subtitles<br/><br/>Aziz Mehmud Hudayi is a Turkish historical drama series that has been gaining popularity among viewers around the world. The series tells the story of Aziz Mehmud Hudayi, a prominent figure in Ottoman history who played a crucial role in the spread of Islam and the development of Sufism in the region.<br/><br/>In Episode 01 of Aziz Mehmud Hudayi, viewers are introduced to the main character and the setting of the series. The episode begins with a glimpse into the early life of Aziz Mehmud Hudayi, showing his upbringing in a small village and his close relationship with his family. As the episode progresses, viewers witness Aziz Mehmud Hudayi's journey to Istanbul, where he becomes a student of the renowned Sufi master, Akshamsaddin.<br/><br/>Throughout the episode, viewers are captivated by the rich historical details and the intricate character development of Aziz Mehmud Hudayi. The series beautifully captures the essence of the Ottoman era, showcasing the cultural and religious diversity of the time.<br/><br/>One of the standout features of Aziz Mehmud Hudayi is the inclusion of Urdu subtitles, making it accessible to a wider audience. The Urdu subtitles allow viewers who are not fluent in Turkish to fully immerse themselves in the story and appreciate the nuances of the dialogue.<br/><br/>The production quality of Aziz Mehmud Hudayi is also worth mentioning, with stunning cinematography and meticulous attention to detail in the set design. The costumes and props used in the series transport viewers back in time, creating a truly immersive viewing experience.<br/><br/>Overall, Episode 01 of Aziz Mehmud Hudayi sets the stage for an engaging and enlightening journey through Ottoman history. With its captivating storyline, strong performances, and Urdu subtitles, the series is sure to captivate audiences from all backgrounds.<br/><br/>If you are a fan of historical dramas or are interested in learning more about the rich history of the Ottoman Empire, Aziz Mehmud Hudayi is definitely worth checking out. Stay tuned for more episodes and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Aziz Mehmud Hudayi.")
_govan-music-festival-2024-launch.webp "GLASGOW. The Pearce Institute.<br/><br/>The third annual Govan Music Festival opens in Glasgow today, gearing up for four days of progressive performances and inclusive cultural participation at venues across the historic district.<br/><br/>Govan Music Festival 2024 springs into action in Glasgow<br/>Opening day images will be available to download here from 1300 hours<br/> <br/><br/>The forward-thinking Govan Music Festival opens in Glasgow today as it gears up for four days of progressive performances and inclusive cultural participation at venues across the historic district.<br/> <br/><br/>As the city gets set to enjoy the first days of spring, the event will see the south west corner of Glasgow blooming and brimming with freshly curated cultural activities which reflect and celebrate the diverse communities of Govan.<br/> <br/><br/>Now in its third year, the festival runs until Saturday 16th March and is part of a community-led regeneration strategy showcasing all that the neighbourhood has to offer including homegrown, Scottish and international talent across folk, fusion, world, classical, jazz and hip-hop music.<br/> <br/><br/>Over the coming days the festival, which is run by Govan’s regeneration orchestra The Glasgow Barons supported by The National Lottery through Creative Scotland, is set to demonstrate how music can enhance people’s lives and revitalise an area.<br/> <br/><br/>Performances range from a unique collaboration between Scottish rappers and folk and jazz musicians, to an exceptional night of world music and Gaelic trad rock.<br/> <br/><br/>Friday 15th March will see Freed Up Friday, the launch party for Freed Up CIC, an independent producer of sober adult events specially curated for the recovery community. Scottish hip hop meets orchestral rave for this night at Park Villa Community Sports Hub, with performances from leading Scottish rappers Sweet Rogue, Freestyle Master, MOG and Dazza JFT. Popular rave tracks will also be mixed by GBX duo Gonzo and MC Cally accompanied by live strings from The Glasgow Barons.<br/><br/>The night will also see Freestyle Master, Sweet Rogue and MOG work with folk and jazz violinist Roo Geddes, accordionist Neil Sutcliffe and bassist Ewan Hastie, winner of the BBC Young Jazz Musician 2022, to present a brand new acoustic set of bare knuckle Scottish hip-hop fusion.<br/> <br/><br/>A coming together of trad and world music will take place on Saturday 16th March at Edmiston House as the award-winning Musicians in Exile and Glasgow Gaelic indie trad band DLÙ put on a special double bill concert. The musicians will debut a new song they have composed for the festival, inspired by Scotland’s natural environment. Musicians in Exile travelled to Loch Lomond before beginning work with DLÙ, giving New Scots the chance to connect with climate change and Scottish nature.<br/> <br/><br/>Classical music and jazz will also be celebrated when The Glasg")
_sakkari-soars-into-indian-wells-final.webp "Ninth seed Maria Sakkari beat third seed Coco Gauff in three sets to face Iga Swiatek in Indian Wells final")
_terrifying-moment-pressure-cooker-exploded-spurting-steam-and-boiling-soup-across-the-room.webp "This is the terrifying moment a pressure cooker exploded exploded - spurting steam and boiling soup across the room.<br/><br/>Onika Ranft, 47, was chatting with her partner Johan Van Zyl, 40, in their open plan kitchen living room when the device exploded just meters away.<br/><br/>Daniel's daughter, 13, who wasn't named, was also in the room watching TV at the time of the incident.<br/><br/>CCTV shows the pot exploding meters away from Onika and Johan but luckily neither were harmed.<br/><br/>According to Onika, the rubber seal in the lid flew out, which caused the explosion. <br/><br/>Pressure cookers can reach temperatures of around 250 degrees Celsius - more than twice the boiling point of water.<br/><br/>Onika, a revenue manager from Port Alfred in Eastern Cape, South Africa, said: \")
_family-mortgage-free-after-selling-uk-home-and-buying-92.webp "A British family “escaped” the UK for Bulgaria for their “dream” home and are now living mortgage free after buying an abandoned house for just £7k.<br/><br/>Laura Phoenix, 33, and her husband Anthony, 32, moved 1,941 miles to Strazhitsa, Bulgaria, in September 2023 with their daughters – Cecelia, four, and Nova, two. <br/><br/>The couple wanted to live off-grid to be sustainable after seeing the state of plastic waste on beaches in Thailand.<br/><br/>But Laura and Anthony, a stay at home dad, couldn’t afford a rural home in the UK and decided to look in Bulgaria for their dream place – after seeing others do the same on YouTube.<br/><br/>The couple found and bought an abandoned three-bedroom property in Strazhitsa for £7,000.<br/><br/>They sold their UK two bedroom home for £85k and moved from Darlington, County Durham to Bulgaria in September 2023 and have been renovating the property ever since.<br/><br/>Since moving Laura says her skin condition has vanished and the family feel “free”.<br/><br/>Laura, an online English teacher and writer, said: “We bought a home on a whim.<br/><br/>“But it’s our dream home. We don’t have any mortgage.<br/><br/>“I developed a skin condition and had bad flare ups.<br/><br/>“When I got here it just vanished.<br/><br/>“I feel we were pushed out of the UK.<br/><br/>“I feel like we had no choice.<br/><br/>“We don’t want to both work hours for 40 hours a week just to exist.<br/><br/>“In England it is so unattainable.”<br/><br/>Anthony said: “Even if you own a property in the UK the cost of living is so much higher.<br/><br/>“We’ve always decided when we want to do something we jump at the opportunity.”<br/><br/>Laura and Anthony had always had a love for travelling but were devastated when they saw the state of the beaches in Thailand.<br/><br/>Laura said: “There was too much plastic everywhere.”<br/><br/>They came back to the UK and set up an eco-friendly and refillable shop in 2018 and managed to buy a fixer upper old council house for £55k.<br/><br/>But the pair had a dream to live off-grid together with their kids but after seeing prices around £500k for what they wanted they started to look abroad.<br/><br/>Laura said: “We were trying to find land for an affordable price.<br/><br/>“We were binge watching YouTube and dreaming of somewhere we could be free.”<br/><br/>After seeing other Brits move to Bulgaria, the couple set their sights on doing the same and spent two weeks finding their family home in May 2022 – falling in love with the town of Strazhitsa, Bulgaria.<br/><br/>They sold their business and Darlington home to buy their Bulgarian dream outright and moved in September 2023.<br/><br/>Laura said: “The garden had a whole mattress in it.<br/><br/>“Anthony demolished the top floor.<br/><br/>“We removed all the rats and vermin.”<br/><br/>The family are currently living in one side of the house with a temporary kitchen while they wait for the harsh winter to pass to continue renovating.<br/><br/>They have spent less that £2k so far and hope to be have it completed in the next three years.<br/><br/>The couple have a quarter of an acre where they have already started to plant seeds to grow spinach, onion, and garlic.")
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_in-blossom-ep-3-eng-sub.webp "In the sinful city of Heyang, Pan Yue, who was throwing lots of fruit and carts, married Yang Cai Wei, whom everyone despises. On the day of the wedding, Yang Cai Wei was killed, and the suspect was Pan Yue. Yang Cai Wei, who \")
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_the-better-buses-for-strathclyde-campaign-outside-spt-offices.webp "GLASGOW. SPT Offices St Vincent Street.<br/><br/>Strathclyde buses risk being left behind<br/><br/>Campaigners say transport chiefs must bring buses back under public control, or risk being left behind other areas of the UK.<br/>The Better Buses for Strathclyde campaign recently handed a 10,000 strong petition to the board of Strathclyde Passenger Transport (SPT), calling on them to use new franchising powers<br/>to regulate buses across the region.<br/>A decision on whether to move towards franchising will be taken by the Board on Friday 15 March. Last week, Wales became the latest area of the UK to announce plans to regulate their entire bus network.<br/>London’s buses have always been regulated, and in September last year Manchester became the first UK city-region to re-regulate its buses since 1986, creating its new Bee Network<br/>integrated public transport system. In October last year Liverpool announced it would follow. Campaigners are very hopeful that West Yorkshire will announce support for franchising this week, with South Yorkshire also set to follow.<br/>Franchising would give SPT the power to regulate bus fares, routes, ticketing arrangements, and bus branding. Campaigners say it is a vital first step to creating affordable, accessible and<br/>sustainable bus services which connect seamlessly with trains and the subway. They also want SPT to move towards setting up a new publicly-owned bus company for the region, saying that it<br/>has the potential to save millions of pounds a year that could be invested in better services.<br/>Ellie Harrison, chair of Get Glasgow Moving, said: “Last week Transport for Wales announced their plans to roll-out bus franchising across the whole nation from 2026. This Thursday, Tracy Brabin - the Mayor of West Yorkshire - is expected to announce her decision to take their buses back under public control, following a sustained grassroots campaign.<br/>“Last week the Mayor of South Yorkshire Oliver Coppard said an independent audit had looked at different options for their region’s bus network and had recommended franchising. He said he hoped they could begin the roll-out by the end of this year.<br/>“Councillors and members of the SPT board simply can’t allow Strathclyde to be left behind.<br/>They have the power to bring our buses back under public control, so that together we can start creating the world-class, joined-up public transport that people here want and deserve.”<br/>Better Buses for Strathclyde is supported by the Scottish TUC, Friends of the Earth Scotland, Get Glasgow Moving, Asthma + Lung UK Scotland, APRS, We Own It, Glasgow City Parents<br/>Group, Parents for Future Scotland, Scottish Pensioners Forum, Glasgow Eco Trust, The Poverty Alliance, and many more.<br/>Imogen Dow, head of campaigns at Friends of the Earth Scotland, said: \")
_private-equity-eyes-law-firms-as-next-target.webp "Law firms are a lucrative $400 billion market that has long been shielded from outside ownership. In search of fresh turf, buyout firms may soon be hunting among the gray flannel suits.<br/><br/>It's rough being a lawyer. And no, that’s not the set-up for a joke.<br/>Landing a job at a top-notch white-shoe law firm offers a mix of glamor, prestige, and a hefty paycheck. But that money often comes with a high cost to personal happiness.<br/><br/>On the flip side, going solo promises more control over your life and might even lead to actually enjoying your work. But there’s an under-discussed challenge with going it alone: figuring out an exit strategy when you’re ready to retire.<br/><br/>Several factors play into this, but one is unmistakable: the legal sector might just be the only field where private equity has yet to stake a claim. Lacking access to the deep pockets, operational expertise (and to some extent, a cutthroat, profit-first mentality), the industry lags. Unlike say medicine or dentists practices, law firms tend to be stubbornly set in their ways and, at the big firms at least, operated mostly for the benefit of partners whose concerns for the future may wane once they retire—if they ever do.<br/><br/>Brandon Kochkodin, a reporter for Forbes, joins “Forbes Talks” to discuss why law firms could be private equity’s next conquest.<br/><br/>0:00 Introduction<br/>0:18 Who Are Three Big Names Practicing Law Right Now<br/>2:43 The Challenges Of Selling A Law Firm As A Private Equity Gain<br/>5:00 The Key Factors That Hinder Growth In The Law Field<br/>6:19 About Lee Minkoff, Renovus Capital- Managing Director <br/>7:26 Why Private Equity In Law Firms May Not Be Favorable<br/>11:41 Colleges Interested In External Investments At Key Law Firms<br/><br/>Read the full story on Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/brandonkochkodin/2024/02/26/why-law-firms-could-be-private-equitys-next-conquest/?sh=15ca39eb2f5c<br/><br/>Subscribe to FORBES: https://www.youtube.com/user/Forbes?sub_confirmation=1<br/><br/>Fuel your success with Forbes. Gain unlimited access to premium journalism, including breaking news, groundbreaking in-depth reported stories, daily digests and more. Plus, members get a front-row seat at members-only events with leading thinkers and doers, access to premium video that can help you get ahead, an ad-light experience, early access to select products including NFT drops and more:<br/><br/>https://account.forbes.com/membership/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=display&utm_campaign=growth_non-sub_paid_subscribe_ytdescript<br/><br/>Stay Connected<br/>Forbes newsletters: https://newsletters.editorial.forbes.com<br/>Forbes on Facebook: http://fb.com/forbes<br/>Forbes Video on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/forbes<br/>Forbes Video on Instagram: http://instagram.com/forbes<br/>More From Forbes:http://forbes.com<br/><br/>Forbes covers the intersection of entrepreneurship, wealth, technology, business and lifestyle with a focus on people and success.")
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