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A new app sends you on a first date immediately. No swiping, no messaging allowed.

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What if we told you that you have to meet the next person you matched with on a dating app — no swiping, no chatting, no ghosting involved?That’s the idea behind a new high-stakes dating app called First. You post a date idea and a time, and people can submit to join you. You pick a winner, and then — get this — you just show up for the date. Are you having heart palpitations yet?Depending on your personality, this kind of blind meetup might either sound fun or like your worst nightmare. But that’s kind of the point. The app is the brainchild of Truman Kain, a 25-year old from Los Angeles, who told us his goal is "getting you off of your phone and onto the date." Read more... More about Dating, Dating Apps, Dating And Relationships, First Dates, and Culture

from Mashable http://mashable.com/2017/06/13/first-dating-app/
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Predicting Personality Traits from Content Using IBM Watson

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Would you like to know what your customers want before they do?Of course. Every business wants to be able to anticipate the needs of their customers.And that starts by understanding customers in a deep and meaningful way.Unfortunately, that is getting harder and harder in our digital world…Consumers are increasingly less trusting and loyalConsumers have more power — thanks to social media, online shopping comparisons, and a ever-growing list of choicesWith all the noise out there, it has become increasingly difficult to get an accurate view of your customersConsumer mindsets are shifting from product ownership to experience due to economic uncertainty and information overloadAll of this certainly highlights the need to create a more compelling customer experience to stay relevant.”Customer experience is the new competitive battlefield.”
~ GartnerBut to stay close to this new digital consumer, you really need to get a view into their mind.Fortunately, artificial intelligence is steppin…
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Every family left homeless in Grenfell Tower fire to receive £5,500 – after Theresa May was SLAMMED for aid response

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Downing Street said desperate families got £500 in cash on Sunday to be followed by a £5,000 bank transfer tomorrow — after victims told of getting just £10 a day so far. So far at least 58 people are presumed dead. Hundreds of survivors have been forced from the charred remains of the Kensington tower after Wednesday’s inferno.Mrs May said: ‘As we continue to respond to the needs of the community, our focus is on ensuring that all of those affected by this unimaginable tragedy get the right support as quickly as possible.
‘My government will continue to do absolutely everything possible to help all of those affected through the difficult days, weeks, months and years ahead.’FROM THE DAILY MAIL:It comes as survivors ‘freaked out’ after being offered temporary accommodation in high-rise tower blocks.
Nadia Isla, who lives close to the 24-storey tower in west London, revealed one of the men who escaped the burning building was offered a place to stay in a hotel.But she said he refused t…
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A new app sends you on a first date immediately. No swiping, no messaging allowed.

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What if we told you that you have to meet the next person you matched with on a dating app — no swiping, no chatting, no ghosting involved?That’s the idea behind a new high-stakes dating app called First. You post a date idea and a time, and people can submit to join you. You pick a winner, and then — get this — you just show up for the date. Are you having heart palpitations yet?Depending on your personality, this kind of blind meetup might either sound fun or like your worst nightmare. But that’s kind of the point. The app is the brainchild of Truman Kain, a 25-year old from Los Angeles, who told us his goal is "getting you off of your phone and onto the date." Read more... More about Dating, Dating Apps, Dating And Relationships, First Dates, and Culture

from Mashable http://mashable.com/2017/06/13/first-dating-app/
via Facebook Page
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