World Club Dome returns to Malta with Claptone, KSHMR, Boris Brejcha & many more!

Jun 6 2023

This August, the famed World Club Dome returns to Malta for a highly-anticipated weekend of sun, sea and dance headlined by globally-renowned DJs Boris Brejcha, KSHMR, Claptone & many more!

Enjoying Malta’s idyllic Mediterranean landscape with a dance music celebration unlike any other, World Club Dome Island Edition 2023 will offer two massive stages and multiple rooms at the iconic Gianpula Village, catering to a diverse range of musical styles. With everything from techno to EDM and beyond, there has never been a more appropriate time to party.

Beyond the palm trees and pulsating beats at Gianpula Village, World Club Dome Island Edition will also include a grand finale at Café del Mar featuring none other than masked marvel Claptone. Known for his game-changing DJ sets and distinctive golden mask, Claptone promises to create an unforgettable experience that will leave partygoers craving for more.

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In addition to the headliners, the lineup boasts a plethora of talented DJs, including Marco Faraone, Gabry Ponte, le shuuk, and Pajane, among others. Each artist will bring their unique style and energy to the stage, ensuring that partygoers are treated to an extraordinary musical journey throughout the festival.

So why wait? Now’s your chance to secure your spot at the 2023 edition of World Club Dome Malta and enjoy the weekend of a lifetime.

Send this to your party squad.

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Dog earns Guinness World Record for longest tongue

Jun 6 2023

Zoey, a three-year-old Labrador/German Shepherd mix from Metairie, Louisiana, has claimed the Guinness World Record for being the dog with the longest tongue.

The pooch’s tongue measures a whopping 12.7cm long, making it longer than a normal can of Coke.

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This means that Zoey has usurped the title from the English Setter called Brisbee who won the title three months ago with a record of 9.49cm.

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It was explained by owners Sadie and Drew Williams that Zoey’s tongue had been lolling out of her mouth from a very young age.

‘We got Zoey when she was only six weeks old and in the first ever picture we have of her, she has her tongue sticking out,’ Sadie said.

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To confirm the record, Sadie’s tongue was measured from the tip of her snout to the tip of her tongue. This showed that it was slightly longer from a 12.2cm long can of Coke.

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Zoey’s tongue, and her cute antics, are all recorded on her social media page, run by her owners of course, @big_blep_zoey.

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Apple’s new mental health feature helps identify depression

Jun 6 2023

A new Apple update will be giving iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch users access to new tools which help to assess and address depression and other mental health conditions.

The new features were announced were announced as part of Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2023 Monday.

The platforms will encourage healthy behaviours whilst also creating more awareness about one’s emotions.

The Health app in IOS 17 and iPadOS 17 and the Mindfulness app in watchOS10 will allow users to identify emotions ranging from “very pleasant” to “very unpleasant.”

Users can select associations they interpret as having the biggest impact on their feelings whilst also having access to assessments performed in clinics through the Health app.

Through the app, the tech giant hopes to inspire more users to take a proactive approach to their health.

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Malta with highest percentage increase in building permits in EU

Jun 6 2023

According to Eurostat, Malta has had the highest percentage increase in building permits in 2022 over the previous year.

Compared with 2021, building permits went up in only 9 EU countries last year, with Malta registering the highest increase at 29%.

The island was followed by Spain (+28%), Croatia (+21%), Slovenia (+17%), Bulgaria (+12%), Italy (+8%), Hungary (+7%), Portugal (+3%) and France (+2%).

Building permits went down by almost 5% in the EU, following a 15% increase in 2021. In the remaining EU members not mentioned above, the decreases in the number of building permits spanned around -28% and -1% (Luxembourg and Romania respectively).

The number of building permits were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic after having went up by almost 6% on average per year between 2015 and 2019.

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