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*Подкаст Лайфхакера: как сохранять самообладание в любой ситуации*

Не только быстрее справляться с волнением, но лучше решать задачи поможет эффект Бэтмена.
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*Walmart is about to completely change how you shop (for the better)*

It's become commonplace to see Amazon AMZN trucks whizzing through town and dropping off highly anticipated packages. But despite Amazon's success, one retailer still reigns supreme when it comes to size and scope. Walmart WMT is still the No. 1 retailer based on worldwide sales. Related: Watch: Viral video reveals a major problem Walmart is dealing with Walmart's $600.94 billion of revenue in 2022 is almost double that of Amazon, which clocked in at $343.33 billion. One of Walmart's competitive edges is that it has a store within 10 miles of 90% of the U.S. population. Those stores also double as fulfillment centers, which has helped the retailer scale up its online operations almost seamlessly. The Bentonville, Ark., chain's online-shopping revenue more than doubled to $64.9 billion in 2021 from $25.1 billion in 2020. This leap is a nod to Walmart's efficient and thoughtful logistics team, plus an already-loyal customer base. Brand recognition pays whether you're an online or brick-and-mortar retailer. For Walmart, it's both. Walmart makes a major shopping change While Walmart's online presence has scaled in recent years, many customers continue to prefer the in-person shopping experience, especially now that stores have reopened in earnest postcovid. For some shoppers, however, that in-person experience can be stressful. Loud noises, bright lights and — at times — unpredictable fellow patrons can make a shopping trip frustrating or chaotic. Customers shop at a Walmart on Aug. 4, 2021, in Houston. Brandon Bell/Getty Images So beginning Nov. 10, Walmart will alter its shopping experience for two hours each morning to accommodate what it's calling its neurodiverse clientele. Walmart pilot-tested this experience earlier in the fall during back-to-school season, and it was met with an enthusiastic reception. "During the back-to-school season, we changed the TV walls to a static image, turned off the radio and lowered the lights where possible," Walmart wrote in a Nov. 7 blog post. "The feedback of the pilot program was overwhelmingly positive." "We’re excited to share we are bringing back sensory-friendly hours from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. local time, not only on Saturdays but every day at all Walmart U.S. and Puerto Rico stores, beginning Nov. 10, with no planned end date. "During these hours, we hope our customers and associates will find the stores to be a little easier on the eyes and ears." The program will benefit all shoppers who want a quieter shopping experience. “Several associates expressed the desire to continue this program all year,” a Walmart store manager, Tyler Morgan, said in a statement quoted by RetailTouchPoints. “We have associates with autism, ADHD, etc., in the store, and one associate made the comment that this is the first time the company did something just for him. "I know we could all use some calm during the stressful holiday season, so I hope this program can continue.” Receive full access to real-time market analysis along with stock, commodities, and options trading recommendations. Sign up for Real Money Pro now.
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Walmart is about to completely change how you shop (for the better)

It's become commonplace to see Amazon AMZN trucks whizzing through town and dropping off highly anticipated packages. But despite Amazon's success, one retailer still reigns supreme when it comes to size and scope. Walmart WMT is still the No. 1 retailer based on worldwide sales. Related: Watch: Viral video reveals a major problem Walmart is dealing with Walmart's $600.94 billion of revenue in 2022 is almost double that of Amazon, which clocked in at $343.33 billion. One of Walmart's competitive edges is that it has a store within 10 miles of 90% of the U.S. population. Those stores also double as fulfillment centers, which has helped the retailer scale up its online operations almost seamlessly. The Bentonville, Ark., chain's online-shopping revenue more than doubled to $64.9 billion in 2021 from $25.1 billion in 2020. This leap is a nod to Walmart's efficient and thoughtful logistics team, plus an already-loyal customer base. Brand recognition pays whether you're an online or brick-and-mortar retailer. For Walmart, it's both. Walmart makes a major shopping change While Walmart's online presence has scaled in recent years, many customers continue to prefer the in-person shopping experience, especially now that stores have reopened in earnest postcovid. For some shoppers, however, that in-person experience can be stressful. Loud noises, bright lights and — at times — unpredictable fellow patrons can make a shopping trip frustrating or chaotic. Customers shop at a Walmart on Aug. 4, 2021, in Houston. Brandon Bell/Getty Images So beginning Nov. 10, Walmart will alter its shopping experience for two hours each morning to accommodate what it's calling its neurodiverse clientele. Walmart pilot-tested this experience earlier in the fall during back-to-school season, and it was met with an enthusiastic reception. "During the back-to-school season, we changed the TV walls to a static image, turned off the radio and lowered the lights where possible," Walmart wrote in a Nov. 7 blog post. "The feedback of the pilot program was overwhelmingly positive." "We’re excited to share we are bringing back sensory-friendly hours from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. local time, not only on Saturdays but every day at all Walmart U.S. and Puerto Rico stores, beginning Nov. 10, with no planned end date. "During these hours, we hope our customers and associates will find the stores to be a little easier on the eyes and ears." The program will benefit all shoppers who want a quieter shopping experience. “Several associates expressed the desire to continue this program all year,” a Walmart store manager, Tyler Morgan, said in a statement quoted by RetailTouchPoints. “We have associates with autism, ADHD, etc., in the store, and one associate made the comment that this is the first time the company did something just for him. "I know we could all use some calm during the stressful holiday season, so I hope this program can continue.” Receive full access to real-time market analysis along with stock, commodities, and options trading recommendations. Sign up for Real Money Pro now.
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*Louis Vuitton released a seven-figure bag that you cannot buy*

The flagship brand of the LVMH LVMHF umbrella, Louis Vuitton has made waves ever since it appointed Grammy-award winning record producer Pharrell Williams as its men's creative director in February 2023. Related: New Balance, Skechers sued for allegedly infringing designs from a legacy athletic company Given his notoriety in the fashion world with labels like Billionaire Boys Club, as well as his previous creative outputs with brands like Adidas, G-Star Raw, Uniqlo as well as a 2008 collaborative collection with LV, Williams seemed more than qualified to fill such a position and displayed his first collection with the brand during Paris Fashion Week in June 2023. Though many clothing pieces and accessories were exhibited on the runway, a bag that Pharrell used was the subject of fashionistas' attention; an accessorized bright yellow duffle bag nicknamed the "millionaire" bag. The mystery surrounding this personalized bag was solved in a screenshot embedded in a recent Instagram post by Los Angeles Clippers player P.J. Tucker, which showed his personal order form for the $1 million bag amongst pictures of outfits and expensive jewelry. Louis Vuitton “Millionaire” Speedy bag by Pharrell Williams in 4 more new colors is available for $1M
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Louis Vuitton released a seven-figure bag that you cannot buy

The flagship brand of the LVMH LVMHF umbrella, Louis Vuitton has made waves ever since it appointed Grammy-award winning record producer Pharrell Williams as its men's creative director in February 2023. Related: New Balance, Skechers sued for allegedly infringing designs from a legacy athletic company Given his notoriety in the fashion world with labels like Billionaire Boys Club, as well as his previous creative outputs with brands like Adidas, G-Star Raw, Uniqlo as well as a 2008 collaborative collection with LV, Williams seemed more than qualified to fill such a position and displayed his first collection with the brand during Paris Fashion Week in June 2023. Though many clothing pieces and accessories were exhibited on the runway, a bag that Pharrell used was the subject of fashionistas' attention; an accessorized bright yellow duffle bag nicknamed the "millionaire" bag. The mystery surrounding this personalized bag was solved in a screenshot embedded in a recent Instagram post by Los Angeles Clippers player P.J. Tucker, which showed his personal order form for the $1 million bag amongst pictures of outfits and expensive jewelry. Louis Vuitton “Millionaire” Speedy bag by Pharrell Williams in 4 more new colors is available for $1M
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*Where the fuck do people summon the drive to workout routinely?*

The dieting, the lifting, the exercise. It’s all incredibly unpleasant, boring and time consuming. Every time I try I last a week or so. I hate every second of it. submitted by /u/Rus2000 to r/NoStupidQuestions [link] [comments]
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Where the fuck do people summon the drive to workout routinely?

The dieting, the lifting, the exercise. It’s all incredibly unpleasant, boring and time consuming. Every time I try I last a week or so. I hate every second of it. submitted by /u/Rus2000 to r/NoStupidQuestions link comments
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I'd imagine him in history class, he'd probably give the teacher pointers

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Partially redacted documents showing how Michigan opponents decoded Wolverines signals

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This $10 Twinkly Target Candle Is So Cozy, It’s Sure to Sell Out

It comes with built-in LED lights. READ MORE...
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This Swiss Miss Candle Looks & Smells Like a Mug of Hot Cocoa

It’ll sell out fast! READ MORE...
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