GB News host Tom Harwood has spoken out about the intimidation that he received for hosting a debate at university called “This House sees China as a threat to the West.”
After he invited a activist from China to appear he began receiving messages from Chinese students at Durham University and even received a call from the Chinese Embassy.
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Ubertas Consulting, which recently received an Amazon Web Services (AWS) Well-Architected Validated Partner status, has revealed the three winners of its first annual awards. Their awards recognise top clients who significantly engaged in and implemented the Amazon Web Services Well-Architected Framework (WAF).
“We reviewed hundreds of evaluations performed in 2023 to identify the three winners of our first WAF awards edition,” said Ubertas Well-Architected Lead Cathryn Cust. “The decision was not easy as many of our clients are genuinely invested in WAF and doing a fantastic job. They understand the immense benefits.”
“These awards are a very important milestone for us, particularly since we have been a founding member of the AWS Well-Architected Partner Program…
Rita Ora didn’t just style her hair before co-hosting the fourth hour of TODAY on Feb. 15 — she chopped most of it off!
The “Don’t Think Twice” singer, 33, revealed that she got a dramatic haircut at 7 a.m., just hours before she co-hosted TODAY with Hoda & Jenna.
“I just wanted a fresh start,” she explained to Hoda Kotb on the show.
She shared details of the chat she had with her hairstylist, Dimitris Giannetos, before making the big cut.
“He was like, let’s just chop it off, and then we put some color in it, and now we’re here,” she said.
Ora shared photos of her new, layered bob on Instagram, and it’s stunning.
“Sometimes you (gotta) cut out the things in life that don’t serve you,” Ora wrote in the caption, adding the hashtag #newchop.
The CEO of Pocketpair, the studio behind hit game Palworld, has revealed that the cost of running the gaming company’s servers is becoming a major concern for the company amid soaring costs.
Pocketpair is behind many popular games, including Palworld, Craftopia, and Overdungeon, which are available on Steam, a popular video game distribution service and storefront.
In a post to X, Takuro Mizobe posted a screenshot showing a considerable 359% increase in costs, with the caption: “Wait, maybe they’ll go bankrupt due to server fees?”
The screenshot shows the running cost of the company’s servers: 70 million yen, or around $475,000. That’s the bill that the company expects to rack up in February alone.
In response to the CEO’s…