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There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.

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“If they can put a limit on tourism, whether by cruise ship or plane, that may be necessary to have a cut-off,” one tour guide, who declined to be named, told CNN Travel. “I worry that at some point, the numbers become unsustainable.” For Llobet, that means using technology to ease the impact of tourism on Valencia.  She has started a project to produce “heat maps” of the city that tourists and guides can use to show which areas are more congested, suggesting alternative routes and to encourage tourists to visit other sites in the city. “We have a lot of data. We are measuring air pollution; sound pollution and we are starting a project on carbon emissions.” Llobet said, “We want the impact of the tourists to be positive. You know, 70% of the employment in the city depends on the service sector that is absolutely linked with the tourists.”
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¡50% descuento en todos nuestros cursos online para celebrar el Nab 2024! Aprende video y color profesional enseñado por profesionales trabajando en producciones de Netflix, Amazon, cine...
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Seppuku is famous as a form of suicide by which samurai took responsibility and showed their sincerity. However, the reality did not generally match up to the legend, as seppuku changed in character, and became just another method of punishment. nippon.com/en/japan-topic…
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EXAIR celebrates #EarthDay every year by revisiting our practices and ensuring that we're doing our part to lessen our footprint on the Earth. In today's blog, read about some ways EXAIR maintains our commitment to sustainability. blog.exair.com/2024/04/22/exa…
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🔥 #BlockchainLife2024 Caught in the moment: Our COO Helen Liu electrifies the stage, emphasizing the transformative power of community in #blockchain and delving into the inspiration behind the Blockchain For Good Alliance initiative (BGA). #TheCryptoArk #KeytoWeb3
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@DieGndz Jamal Murray's buzzer-beater seals Nuggets' thrilling comeback win over Lakers in Game 2.
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Điều Nhỏ Xíu Xiu@DieGndz·
Jamal Murray hit a stunning 15-foot buzzer-beater over the outstretched arm of the 6’10” Anthony Davis to cap a sensational 20-point comeback and give the Denver Nuggets a 101-99 Game 2 win over the Los Angeles Lakers. The unlikely victory opens up a 2-0 first round series lead for the defending champions as the teams now prepare to head to LA for the next two games at the Lakers’ Crypto.com Arena. Murray, who has developed a reputation over the years for stepping up his game during the playoffs, fell into the Nuggets bench and was mobbed by his teammates as Ball Arena erupted. Remarkably, Murray had a horrendous start to the game, making just three of his first 16 shots before going 6-for-8 and notching 14 of his 20 total points in the fourth quarter, including the game winner. “Man, I just want to give all the credit to my teammates, coaches,” Murray said on TNT Sports. “I told my teammates when I was struggling: ‘I’m going to look for y’all.’ Every single one of them told me to keep shooting. ‘Keep shooting. Be aggressive, keep shooting.’ “Even when I was throwing up that bullsh*t floater, they told me to stay aggressive and keep looking for it, keep hunting it. I had the ball with a few seconds left and I knew once I made a couple, the next one should go down as well. “You miss four or five in a row, you miss six or seven in a row, everybody is telling you to keep shooting, you’re missing bad on some of them. Then you miss 10, 11 in a row, 12 in a row and then it’s like: ‘Man, should I change something? Should I look at something else?’
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@DieGndz . Murray's clutch shot sealed the Nuggets' comeback and stunned the Lakers.
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@LeticinhaCortez expressed excitement about the opportunity to secure his 25th grand slam title at the French Open.
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Tin Tức New@LeticinhaCortez·
Novak Djokovic said he’s “looking forward” to the chance of winning a record-breaking 25th grand slam singles title at the French Open this year. Speaking to CNN’s Amanda Davies after winning a joint-record fifth Laureus World Sportsman of the Year trophy on Monday, Djokovic said he has visualized the moment of becoming the most successful singles player – men’s or women’s – in history. The Serbian superstar has won 24 grand slam singles titles to date – the most of any man – and currently shares the all-time record with Margaret Court. He will have the chance to break the record when the French Open starts on May 20. “You take nothing but the win, that’s the mentality. You kind of visualise yourself achieving that already. So I’ve been, you know, really looking forward to it,” Djokovic said. “Of course I’m not the only one that wants to grab that title but I look forward to it. I like competing with different generations. You have the young guys who are coming up … they’re all incredibly hungry and fit and fast. “But I use my adaptability to adjust my tactics and my game to them and understand really what it takes, you know, what it takes to stay at the top and compete with these guys and try to win more titles.”
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@gz05 Embiid and 76ers' late collapse allows Knicks to win, while Cavs easily defeat Magic.
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Trại TT Wibu@gz05·
Embiid and 76ers collapse against Knicks, Cavs cruise past Magic The Philadelphia 76ers snatched defeat from the jaws of victory against the New York Knicks on Monday, somehow giving up eight points in the final 27.1 seconds to lose 104-101 in one of the most remarkable playoff finales Madison Square Garden has ever witnessed. Leading 101-96 with 47 seconds remaining, the 76ers looked on course to level the series until one of the all-time worst playoff capitulations. After Sixers guard Kyle Lowry missed the second of his two free throws, the Knicks came down the floor and Jalen Brunson saw his three-point attempt bounce fortuitously off the front of the rim and in. The 76ers then turned the ball over from the inbounds play as Tyrese Maxey was stripped by New York forward Josh Hart, before Donte DiVincenzo eventually nailed another three-pointer to give the Knicks a 102-101 lead.
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@ozgrerdogdu Mondo Duplantis is exceptionally dominant in pole vault, breaking world records seven times, with his latest at 6.23 meters.
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Tí Đù@ozgrerdogdu·
Few athletes can claim to be as dominant in their discipline as Mondo Duplantis, the pole vault star who has broken the world record a staggering seven times. His latest record of 6.23 meters, achieved at last year’s world championships, is seven centimeters higher than anyone else has managed in the history of the sport, a testament to his supremacy in the pole vault over the past four years. Duplantis’ medal haul is also impressive, boasting an Olympic gold and four world championship titles – two indoor and two outdoor – with his sights set on further Olympic success in Paris later this year. And as for world records, Duplantis promises that he’s not done yet. “I think in the near future, I hope to just raise it up as little as I can because I think that’s all I need to do for a world record,” he tells CNN Sport’s Amanda Davies. “I know that I can jump higher. I know that I have higher heights in me. “I know what I need to do to get into those 6.30-type marks … I want to be dominant in the sport because I know that’s what I’m capable of, trying to win every competition and get the most out of myself at every meet that I’m at. “If I’m able to jump high, jump a world record, then that’s just a cherry on top.” Sporting pedigree runs in the Duplantis family: his father was a former top pole vaulter and his mother a heptathlete who competed for Sweden. He has been pole vaulting for almost as long as he could walk, taking his first steps in the sport as a three-year-old in his parents’ backyard in Lafayette, Louisiana, where a runway, bar and crash mat were installed for him and his siblings to use.
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@LeticinhaCortez expressed his excitement about competing in the French Open and aiming for his 25th grand slam title.
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@gz05 Disappointing collapse for Embiid and 76ers against Knicks. Cavs easily beat Magic.
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@ozgrerdogdu Mondo Duplantis is a dominant pole vault star, breaking world record seven times, highest at 6.23 meters.
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@GkNvl Djokovic's 2023 season was remarkable, winning three out of four grand slams. Tom Brady praised him for being a great player and a great man.
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Djokovic was awarded his Laureus award by NFL great Tom Brady after a remarkable 2023 season where he won three out of the four grand slams. The pair have grown close over the years and Brady praised his friend for not only being an “amazing player and talent” but “a great man, too.” “[He] has great integrity,” Brady told CNN, standing alongside Djokovic. “I think what you’ve seen over all these years, the competition always, in my view, brings out the best in people and it certainly has brought out the best in him.” Despite turning 37 later this year, Djokovic said he has no plans of slowing down and is not close to contemplating retirement. The focus, he said, is very much on the next tournament, rather than looking back on his achievements. “I feel like it’s so important to always remind yourself to be in the present moment, really to appreciate, to acknowledge, to remember where you came from, the journey, the path, also the people that surround you,” Djokovic said. “Every single week there’s something new happening and new events. So I think I will truly be able to appreciate everything that we have accomplished really, only post-career, to be honest. “Because while you’re still active … it’s what’s the next task? What’s the next challenge? “You have only maybe a few days or a week max where you’re contemplating on a great success.”
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@GkNvl Djokovic is a deserving winner of the Laureus award.
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