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With the annual TLC show falling from inside the ThunderDome in Tropicana Field, Tampa, Florida on Sunday, we have reached the final WWE pay-per-view event for 2020. TLC not only marks the last major event of this year, but also heralds the approach of the WrestleMania season, and the Royal Rumble in January. 

Traditionally, the event features one or two tables, ladder and chair games, as well as table games, ladder games and other first rounds, which include the same weapons as the games of the same name. The stage for this event is still being set up, and there will be more competitions in the coming weeks, as well as the rules allocated to these competitions.

The show will be broadcast live on the WWE network starting at 7pm Eastern Time, and 6pm is the one-hour kick-off show

Let's take a look at our understanding and expectations of WWE TLC.

 After Owens showed an amazing performance on the SmackDown version on November 27th, he defeated Jey Uso and asked Reigns to face him. Obviously this game will be held. Owens finally gave up the challenge, not only a game, but a TLC game, Regens agreed, although he refused to let Owens get his help before the round.

 Styles won the mini-game, defeating Riddle and Keith Lee in the triple threat semi-finals, and won the title. McIntyre seems to be working with Randy Orton (for now), but is still responding to the threat of Mr. Qian in the bank. In addition, Sheamus appears to be close to enabling McIntyre, and may play a role in establishing TLC or the game itself.

 Carmella attacked Banks for several weeks, leading Banks to finally grant the title of pay-per-view. Carmella's point is that although Banks has to work hard for everything in his career, Carmella just walked into the performance center and became a star, holding a title that was longer than Banks's reign.

 This story recalls the dispute between the two in 2017, which was largely a disaster caused by memes. Nevertheless, Orton burned down Wyatt's compound in 2017, which provided something for the storytelling here-the House of Horrors was a far cry from the game of the same year. Orton discovered Fiend's weakness in threats to attack Alexa Bliss. WWE has created a standard way for Wyatt's disputes. You can play a game with Wyatt in Wyatt's standard "personality" and then play another game with The Fiend next month. WWE seems to extend the route to Royal Rumble through this game, but they announced that they will play "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt in the action.

 Jax and Baszler tortured Lana and put her on the bulletin table as a twice-weekly ceremony. Then, Lana was the only survivor of the Women's Survivor series elimination round, angering Jacks. Then, she worked with Asuka for two weeks, beating Jax and Baszler on Raw. Lana defeated Jax again in the singles match, but was attacked by Jax and Baszler after the match. Due to the attack, Lana was removed from the game and Asuka will have to find a new partner.

 Between "a new day" and "harmful business", things are clearly not over. Kofi Kingston (Kofi Kingston) and Xavier Woods (Xavier Woods) have been gaining the advantages of Shelton Benjamin and Cedric Alexander, but hurting corporate members also gains In order to gain his own victory, even in suspicious circumstances, for example, Kingston defeated Kingston just moments after he defeated Benjamin.

): This kickoff game with a lot of SmackDown talent has been announced for several hours on Sunday's PPV. 

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A Chinese technology company devised a way to track the health of employees, but sensors are still monitoring when employees leave their desks, sparking debates about privacy and surveillance.

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Hong Kong-A technology company in eastern China designed "smart" cushions and gifted them to their employees as office chairs as part of product research. These mats should be able to monitor their health, pay attention to poor posture to indicate possible fatigue, and measure heart rate and time spent at the workstation.

However, when the company's human resources manager started asking employees about their long vacations and early leaving get off work, they soon discovered that the cushion also recorded the last thing employees want the boss to know: when they are not at the desk, they may spell it Cause trouble for workers.

An episode of Health Boost IoT Technology Company raised questions about privacy and transparency in the workplace, and sparked an online debate about the scope of company surveillance. Although government surveillance is widespread in the country, residents are also worried that employers will conduct unnecessary surveillance.

The company, which is headquartered in Hangzhou, said in a statement that it had issued a warning to human resources managers asking it to "distribute" participant data "without permission." But the company's CEO Zhang Biyong defended the manager's right to review the whereabouts of employees.

He said in an interview on Monday: “If employees are not in their seats, then we cannot collect data.”

In the second half of last year, in a post she posted online on 19lou, a lifestyle forum, an employee anonymously revealed the existence of the special mat. The local news media reported the story this month. When the company manager asked her about the half-hour break she took away from the workplace, the woman recalled her alarm. She said that she had been cut in her annual bonus for threatening to reduce it.

"What does this mean?" She panicked. "This means that all the evidence is on the mat, and my boss knows it!" She added: "Going to work is like going to jail: the feeling of being constantly monitored. Who is actually in the office every second? Work effectively?"

The lady said that another colleague was asked why she left work ten minutes early every day. Other people have been asked similar questions. She did not immediately answer the question sent to her account on the forum. Although the employee did not disclose the company name, Health Boost issued a statement on December 23, denying that it was monitoring its employees from its office chair.

The company designed so-called "non-invasive" health devices, such as

("Sleep well" in Dutch), a device installed on a mattress to measure heart health. Mr. Zhang also co-authored related

Can monitor posture, heart rate and "

Technology for the "Future Smart Office".

In a telephone interview on Monday, he said that the controversial mat was designed to reduce fatigue in the workplace and prevent the pain caused by long working hours in the office. He said that the data collected from employees through the sensors on the mats is used to monitor employees' health and improve product technology, rather than to evaluate employees' performance. The data may prompt workers not to browse the measurement tables displayed on employee laptops and smartphone apps.

Mr. Zhang said that among the company's approximately 20 employees, 7 employees who used the mat have signed a consent form to participate in a research designed by a master's student from the Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands. A copy of the blank consent form reviewed by The Times shows that the name and identifiable information should be separated from the data to ensure confidentiality. It states that "some people can access all your data at the research site" to ensure that "the research is conducted in a good and reliable manner."

It is not clear whether all employees know that in addition to researchers, unidentified human resources managers will also have access to their information.

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"That is, the employee works six days a week from 9 am to 9 pm-or his close sibling 11116-works six days a week, from 11 am to 11 pm. However, young employees have been resisting low pay And inconvenient practices, they take long lunch breaks and often use "

, This is the idiom "seize the opportunity".

Mr. Zhang said that paying close attention to the health of employees is the responsibility of human resources. He said: "We now have a tool that can help the human resources department to maintain the health of workers."

Matthijs Hoekstra, who designed the Health Boost study, said that he has used buffer technology with the consent of the participants to study "vitality and health in the office."

Mr. Hoekstra wrote in an email on Monday: "We are cooperating on a technical level, and in order to improve the technology, we also voluntarily cooperate to collect sample data for scientific experiments in the laboratory."

His supervisor, Hu Jun, also said in an email that the Chinese name of the company is: "Outside Hebei, we cannot access the original data, and only the collated and anonymous information can be researched."

Researchers declined to comment on the level of access to employee data by Health Boost's human resources managers.

When asked whether he would reconsider the content of the study after a strong protest on the Internet, Mr. Zhang said that he did nothing wrong. "We have consulted many lawyers; we have the consent of the participants," he said.

Mr. Zhang did point out that smart cushions are better for employees than the company’s existing technologies (such as fingerprint clocks) used to track working hours.

He pointed out that the technology "doesn't even have health features."

Tiffany May is from Hong Kong, and Amy Chang Chien (Taipei) reports.

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After House Republicans considered not allowing Democrats who narrowly won a controversial election to take office, Monday (January 11), the Arkansas House of Representatives voted for all its members on the first day of the 2021 legislative session .

All members voted 96-1 and 2 people participated. In the meeting Monday morning, the House Republican Caucus voted to decide whether to prevent Rep. from electing Ashley Hudson, D-Little Rock, who represents District 32.

Hudson defeated former Rep. Jim Solvello (Rim Little Rock) by 24 votes to win a controversial game. The count is 8404-8380. It was later discovered that the 27 controversial votes were mixed with another batch of votes, which may affect the final result.

Since Hudson first announced his victory, Solvello has filed a lawsuit in the circuit court, the Arkansas Supreme Court, and petitioned the Arkansas Claims Commission. None of these efforts led to changes in the certification results.

Republican Representative R. North Little Rock defeated his Democratic challenger Matthew Stallings by 16 votes in November. The vote in that election was 7,099-7,083. It was later determined that 36 controversial ballots in the region were mixed with other eligible ballots, but there was no legal challenge on the Wing seat-neither was the House of Representatives disputed.

In the Arkansas House of Representatives, Republicans have a 78-22 advantage over Democrats. Article 5 of the Arkansas Constitution gives the House of Representatives the power to seat its members, but this situation has not been verified in modern times.

One day after the beginning of questioning the issues that will occur in Hudson, Secretary of State John Thurston announced the certification results of all election winners. Representative Michelle Gray of Melbourne R.Melbourne moved a motion to require all 100 members to be seated. After the vote, Chief Justice Dan Kemp led the members to take the oath of office.

R-Gravette Representative Gayla McKenzie voted no. R-Perryville Rep. Mary Bentley and R-Elm Springs Rep. Robin Lundstrum participated in the vote. Speaker Matthew Shepard (R-El Dorado) did not vote.

Sources said that the House of Representatives vote was conducted after the second meeting of the Republican Party of the House of Representatives was held in the morning of the same day, and members of the House of Representatives were divided on whether to let Hudson sit. Solvello and his lawyer were present. Bentley led an effort to deny Hedson's position.

Supporters rejected Hudson's seat, saying he must send information about voter fraud and election integrity. Opponents worried that it would set a precedent, but when they were seated, they did not make Hudson a seat. In fact, according to reports, Wing proposed the idea that the challenge might damage his own seat.

Some have argued that Solvello may be able to maintain his seat, or resign and establish an open seat, which will force another election. The source said that the debate was “not controversial or intense. I think people are actually trying to think through logic.” Four different sources collectively confirmed many events in closed meetings.

During the plenary session of the House of Representatives, Shepherd was elected 99-0 as Speaker of the House of Representatives and was sworn in.

After a brief speech, he announced that R-Paris's Representative Jon Eubanks was the temporary spokesperson, and the assistant spokesperson represented Res. Frances Cavenaugh and R-Walnut Ridge. Marcus Richmond, R-Harvey; Fred Allen, D-Little Rock; and R-Melbourne's Michelle Gray.

The shepherd also announced the following committee chairs and vice chairs:

• Joint Budget-R-Magnolia Representative Lane Jean, Chairman; Representative Justin Boyd, Vice Chairman of R-Fort Smith

• Arkansas Legislative Council-R-Hermitage Representative Jeff Wardlaw, Chairman; Representative Jim Dotson, R-Bentonville, Vice Chairman

• Joint Audit-R-Arkadelphia Representative Richard Womack, Chairman; Representative Nelda Speaks, R-Mountain Home, Vice Chairman

The chairman of the audit committee is:

•County and city governments-R-Almyra Representative David Hillman

• National Institutions – R-Elm Springs Representative Robin Lundstrum

• Educational Institutions-R-Dover Representative Stan Berry

• Medicaid-R-Okolona Representative Justin Gonzales

For the Standing Committee, the chairman is:

• Education-Representative Bruce Cozart (R. Hot Springs), Chairman; Representative Brian Evans, R-Cabot, Vice Chairman

• Judiciary-R-Texarkana Representative Carol Dalby, Chairman; Representative Brandt Smith, R-Jonesboro, Vice Chairman

•Public Health, Welfare, and Labor – Representative Jack Ladyman of R-Jonesboro, Chair; Representative Deborah Ferguson, D-West Memphis, Vice Chair

•Public Transportation-Representative Mike Holcomb, R-Pine Bluff, Chairman; Representative Danny Watson, R-Hope, Vice Chairman

•Income and Taxation-R-Success Representative Joe Jett; Representative Jack Fortner, R-Yellville, Vice Chairman

•Aging, children and youth, legislative and military affairs-Representative Charlene Fite, R-Van Buren, Chair; Representative Sonia Eubanks Barker, R-Smackover, Vice Chair

•Agriculture, forestry and economic development-Representative DeAnn Vaught, R-Horatio, Chair; Representative Roger Lynch, R-Lonoke, Vice Chair

•City, county and local affairs-R-Benton Representative Lanny Fite, Chairman; Representative Milton Nicks, D-Marion Vice Chairman

•Insurance and Trade-Representative Mark Lowery, R-Maumelle, Chair; Representative John Maddox, R-Mena, Vice Chair

• National Institutions and Government Affairs-Representative Dwight Tosh of R-Jonesboro, Chairman; Representative Justin Gonzales, R-Okolona, ​​Vice Chairman

• Rules-R-Searcy Representative Les Eaves, Chairman; Representative Keith Slape, R-Compton, Vice Chairman

•Management-R-North Little Rock Representative Carlton Wing, Chairman; Representative Lee Johnson, R-Greenwood, Vice Chairman

• United Energy-R-Center Ridge Representative Rick Beck, Chair; Representative Clint Penzo, R-Springdale, Vice Chair

• Joint performance review-R-Paragould Rep. Jimmy Gazaway, Chairman; Rep. Reginald Murdock, D-Marianna, Vice-Chair

• Joint Public Retirement and Social Security Program-Representative Les Warren of R-Hot Springs, Chairman; Representative Gary Deffenbaugh, R-Van Buren, Vice Chairman

• Joint Advanced Communications and Information Technology-R-Greenbrier Representative Stephen Meeks, Chairman; Representative Spencer Hawks, R-Conway, Vice Chairman.

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Cade's new series starts at US$795 and is sustainably manufactured from reclaimed oak, creating a relaxed and refined style in a natural style.

Taylorsville, North Carolina-Home Furnishing Manufacturer and Retailer

It will be launched in the spring of 2021, which mainly introduces interior decoration, luggage products and home decoration products.

Allison O'Connor, President and CEO of Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, said: "This is our biggest introduction in years." "This is the first product that uses a new approach to combine brand heritage."

Some important interior decorations in spring include:

Other key elements include:

Both series include a cocktail table and are available in two finishes: natural and ebony oak.

O'Connor said: "Customers have put forward a lot of requirements on why our company does not make home office chairs." Therefore, the newly launched Ada, Bella and Gage office chairs in spring can be customized with any fabric or leather. All chairs include a multifunctional workbench and are designed with tilt and height adjustment systems.

This spring, the industry-inspired Yates series was launched again. The series is made of natural oak and matte black stainless steel. Its simple materials and various decorations complement each other. The top of the trolley carts of this series doubles as a removable tray for easy service, and the bookshelves have adjustable shelves.

O'Connor said: "We will also launch a beautiful artificial marble pull-up watch series in spring."

Other tables include Aldo and Allesandro pull-up tables. The design is fun and practical, while Chelsea pull-up tables are easy to move between different rooms. Dalta and Dahlia pull-up tables look like marble but are light in weight. The Cade series features various tables made of sustainably manufactured reclaimed oak to create a relaxed and sophisticated style, including consoles, side tables and coffee tables.

Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams owns and operates 30 retail stores and a 1 million square foot manufacturing and distribution center in North Carolina.

Anne covers the evolving landscape among retailers and manufacturers in the bedding, technology, e-commerce, and disruptive retail sectors.

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