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[Castle on the Hill by Ed Sheeran]
James Corden: [sing] I’m on my way. Stuck in some traffic on these bad freeways.
Ed Sheeran: You said way rhyming with ways. See. A lot work has to be done there.
James Corden: What?
Ed Sheeran: Just with the rhyming. You can’t rhyme way with way.
James Corden: Oh god… You are a tough critic. Oh right. [sing] I’m on my way. Stuck in that traffic…umm… I’m gonna be late?
Ed Sheeran: [sing] I’m on my way. Stuck in some traffic in Downtown LA.
Traffic flow
On the way home, stopped in torrential rain, A taxi with a welded back window cuts the line of waiting cars, Sidles up, scooches in alongside me. For liability reasons, the driver makes sure to ignore his mirrors. I inch forward in the rising brown water - nonchalant. No one likes a line cutter. Out the other window, children dance in flimsy plastic ponchos, Cheer as they run up the newborn…
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For Every 100 Miles You Drive, You Swear 41 Times
Here’s how bad our road rage is: A recent poll found that for every 100 miles you drive, you swear 41 times.
That’s about once every two-and-a-half miles. But 46% of us still don’t think we curse too much behind the wheel. Here are the top ten things that make us swear while we’re driving . . .
Someone cuts you off.
Almost getting hit by someone changing lanes.
Seeing someone texting and driving.
Drivers who don’t use their turn signals.
A pedestrian stepping into the road without looking.
Drivers who won’t turn off their brights.
Someone driving too slowly in front of you.
Someone taking up two spaces in a parking lot.
Drivers who don’t wave to say thanks when you let them in.
People who drive slowly in the fast lane and won’t move over.
(Mirror)
An earlier start resulted in an on-time arrival at work. #haiku
The Detail Season 1 - Episode 7: Bad Traffic AirDate: May 6th, 2018, 09:00 PM
distracted by mitchell haindfield Via Flickr: Seattle is a world-class city when it comes to traffic congestion. According to a 2016 study by INRIX, which compared more than 1,000 cities in 38 countries and five continents, Seattle ranked 23rd for the amount of time drivers are bogged down in the flow of traffic. Assigning traffic cops to busy intersections during peak times (such as 7:30 a.m. on Monday, April 3, 2017) could improve the situation, assuming they actually engage in directing traffic. inrix.com/resources/inrix-2016-global-traffic-scorecard/
Adsense Invalid Traffic took US $125
Adsense Invalid Traffic took US $125
Many of you might not have heard of this before. There is a concept of Adsense Invalid Traffic in Google’s algorithm. I came to know about this concept recently when I saw a heavy deduction in my adsense earning. US$125 was deducted from my adsense account in the previous month because of this invalid traffic. Google also keeps a track of the surfing pattern of all the visitors to your website.…
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SYDNEY • Sitting in her car on a congested motorway on the way to work in western Sydney, Ms Michelle Playford chats by phone with friends who are also stuck in the traffic. . Read more at straitstimes.com.
SYDNEY • Sitting in her car on a congested motorway on the way to work in western Sydney, Ms Michelle Playford chats by phone with friends who are also stuck in the traffic. . Read more at straitstimes.com.
