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Ecuador celebrates community tourism and indigenous culture through

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By Charlie Moss
| The Travel Daily
Ecuador is a multicultural, multi-ethnic nation with one of the largest indigenous cultures in South America - there are 14 indigenous groups living in the country’s four regions: the Amazon, Galapagos, Andes and the coast. 2023 has seen a growing trend for ‘indigenous appreciation’ in the tourism space – it is one of the most essential and meaningful ways to immerse yourself in a country’s culture and learn about the land, wildlife and folklore from experts.
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Songbirds Foundation To Host Youth Talent Show On Friday, April 21

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By Charlie Moss, Charlie Moss
| The Pulse Verified
The Songbirds Foundation is hosting a kids talent show on Friday, April 21 from 6:30 - 8:30 pm at the Songbirds Guitar & Pop Culture Museum. The talent show is open to all kids ages 12 to 18 years old across the greater Chattanooga area. All genres of music are welcome. To enter, students must submit a video of themselves or their band playing a song up to three minutes long to contests@songbirdsfoundation.org. Entries must be received no later than 5 pm EST, Friday, March 24.
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Associations between inflexible job conditions, health and healthcare utilisation in England: retrospective cross-sectional study

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By Charlie Moss, Luke Aaron Munford, Matt Sutton
| BMJ Open Verified
Statistical analyses We calculated the percentage of GPPS respondents who reported having an inflexible job in each of the 326 LADs that existed as of 2017 in England. We used spmap29 to create a heat map showing the percentage for each area. We compared this with a heat map of the mean EQ-5D utility score for GPPS respondents in each area.
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