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Tea Channels

Tea accounts, also known as tea channels or drama channels, are a rising class of social media accounts on YouTube, Twitter, and Instagram that report on the latest news and gossip on the internet. These content creators are known to create an eco-system of drama and further escalate online scandals. While mainstream news outlets often fail to to report news on influencers and internet celebrities, tea accounts have capitalized on this opportunity to meet the great demand for such news stories. 
The origin of the name comes from tea which is slang for juicy information.
With the uprise of social media and internet celebrities, the demand for news outlets to report on influencers has drastically grown over the past couple of years. Mainstream media, however, continues to ignore or patronize the influence of online celebs. In the year 2014, accounts such as the Shade Room and Keemstar DramaAlert stepped in to meet this demand. Their tremendous growth, along with the rise of stan accounts gave birth to the current tea-industrial complex.
Since then, several other tea accounts have emerged such as Tea Spill, Spill Sesh, The Viewer's Voice, Hot Tea, and Here For The Tea. Many of these tea accounts, which are often run by teenagers, have become massive media empires followed by millions of viewers and have garnered their own fanbase.
Much like celebrities and news outlets, tea accounts and influencers have a synergetic relationship. The more gossip and news stories online influencers manufacture, the more there is to cover on tea accounts. The more tea accounts cover an influencer, the more relevant that person becomes.
Tea accounts on YouTube earn revenue from Google Adsense. Many have supplemented their income from brand sponsorships, affiliate programs, and third party memberships. According to Social Blade, Tea Spill, one of the biggest tea accounts on YouTube, reportedly earns up to $25,000 in a single month from ads.
Tea accounts have been heavily criticized on the internet and media for encouraging gossip and fuelling influencer feuds and scandals. One of the biggest internet feuds in history between Beauty YouTuber beauty vloggers James Charles and Tati Westbrook was infamously blown out of proportion due to tea channels painstakingly documenting every incremental update on the feud and shared them live. While this feud was covered by mainstream media outlets such as CNN, both Tati and James released their statements to tea channels on YouTube such as Here For The Tea.
Many tea accounts on YouTube have been accused of copyright infringement due to using content from other creators to commentate on. While fair use laws permits the use of copyrighted material for the purpose of research, education, criticism, review or news reporting, many YouTube creators have been known to issue copyright strikes against tea channels that have reported negatively on them.
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Tea dances (gay event)

Sunday Tea Dances is an American event located in New York City, in the 1950's and 1960's practiced among the homosexual community. The name references events that had been taking place in America and England since the 1880's. The were events included tea service and involved dancing, and a place for singles to meet.
== History ==
The events began in New York City in the 1950's and 60's who wanted to meet and socialize, opportunities were limited because of social and legal oppression of gays. It was illegal in the middle 1960's for bars in New York City to sell alcohol to people known to be gay. Hence, gays also began to hold "tea dances." In New York City, these generally took place on Fire Island Cherry Grove and the Pines on Sunday afternoons. By being there rather than in the city, they were less likely to attract the attention of the police. And serving tea rather than alcohol made them more acceptable and less law-defying. Because they were held in the afternoon, attenders could catch a ferry back to the city and be ready to work on Monday morning.
Eventually after homosexuality became more accepted and legally protected, the tea dances were subsumed into nighttime club events.
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Teacher

Teacher, often known as a schoolteacher or an educator, is a person who assists pupils in the acquisition of information, competence, or virtue via the use of instruction.
Those who want to serve as teachers may do so informally . Education of young people of school age may take place in an informal environment, such as inside the family (homeschooling), rather than in a formal one, such as a school or a college, in certain nations. A considerable quantity of teaching may be required in several other occupations as well (e.g. youth worker, pastor).
Students' formal education is typically carried out by paid professional instructors in the majority of nations throughout the world. It is the primary emphasis of this article on people who are paid to teach others in a formal education setting, such as a school or other institution of first formal education or training.
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Teackle T. Wescott

Teackle Turner Wescott was a soldier, school superintendant and state legislator in Virginia. He represented Accomack County in the Virginia House of Delegates from 1883 to 1887. He was a Lieutenant in the Accomack regiment of the Confederate States Army. He lived in Grangerville. He married and had two daughters. News of the Eastern Shore – ESH 21 May 1909
He was the maternal grandfather of John Teackle Holland.
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Teal Riley

Teal Riley (b. 1970) is a field geologist at the British Antarctic Survey. He specializes in the geochemistry and geochronology of the Antarctic Peninsula and its correlations to units in South America and elsewhere in West Antarctica.
Teal Riley graduated from Leicester University in 1991 with a degree in Geology. He completed a Ph.D. in 1995 at the University of Bristol in geochemistry and petrology.
Riley has worked at the British Antarctic Survey since 1995. He has carried out sixteen Antarctic field seasons and has been chief scientist on two research cruises to the Scotia Sea. Riley was awarded the Polar Medal in 2010 and the Prestwich Medal of the Geological Society of London in 2023. Riley Peak in southern Palmer Land is named after him to reflect his contributions to Gondwana geology.
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Team FTW

===All Elite Wrestling(2020-present)===
It was reported on January 12, 2020 that Cage had signed with All Elite Wrestling (AEW). Cage made his debut for the company at the Double or Nothing pay-per-view on May 23, as the surprise final entrant in the Casino Ladder Match, where he was accompanied by his new cornerman Tazz. He won the match, thus becoming the number one contender for the AEW World Championship. Afterwards, Tazz would crown Cage with the FTW Championship, an unofficial championship introduced by Tazz, and Cage would target Jon Moxley, the AEW World Champion.After the Match between Cage and Moxley,Darby Allin challenged Moxley for the AEW World Championship.On next week's Dynamite Moxley and Allin won against Starks and Cage and after the Match,Starks joined.
== Championships and Accomplishments ==
===All Elite Wrestling===
*FTW Championship(1× unofficial)-Cage
*Casino Battle Royal(2020)-Cage
== References ==
==External links==
* FTW team overview | HLTV.org
* Team FTW (For The Win eSports) CS:GO, roster, matches
* For The Win Esports Club - Twitch
* FTW | For The Win Esports Club - Início
* Team - FTW | GamingMonk
* For The Win Esports - Leaguepedia
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Category:All Elite Wrestling
Category:ECW FTW Heavyweight Championship
Category:2020 in professional wrestling
Category:AEW Double or Nothing
Team Nigma

Team Nigma is a professional esports Dota 2. The team formed in 2019, after five former Team Liquid players decided to create an organization of their own and rebrand under the leadership of KuroKy. Four members of the team have won the largest Dota 2 event - The International (Dota 2) under the previous banner of Team Liquid. The word "Nigma" has Arabic words and means "Star".
=== 2019 ===
Team Nigma is one of the newer Dota 2 teams, despite its members being Dota 2 veterans. After achieving second place at the The International 2019 to OG (esports), on November 25, 2019 the former Team Liquid players Miracle-, w33, MinD_ContRoL, Gh, and KuroKy gathered and created an organization of their own which they later called Team Nigma. Despite being less than a year old, the team reached second-ranked team in Europe and CIS region for the year and fourth in the world. 
=== 2020 ===
Team Nigma win WePlay Tug of War Mad Moon trophy and grab the prize of $130,000.
In 2020, Team Nigma's captain KuroKy suffered an injury and was unable to play. The coach rmN- of the team had to step in and play as stand in for five months. Since its beginning, the organization has been created with the idea to promote esports talents in the Middle East. They have hosted the Rising Stars tournament for the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region. In 2020 KuroKy shared that the organization's purpose is to expand in other esports, aside from Dota 2.
During 2020, the Team scored numerous wins in Tier 2 tournaments starting in January with WePlay! Bukovel Minor 2020.Their second big win for 2020 was over the dominant Team Secret in WePlay! Dota 2 Tug of War:Mad Moon championship, where they grabbed the prize of $130,000 with a victory of 3:2.
Team Nigma also became the OGA Dota PIT S2: Europe/CIS champions, with an intense 3:2 victory over Alliance in the grand finals best of five. Aside from the three tournament victories in 2020, Team Nigma finished second in BEYOND EPIC: Europe/CIS during June in a 0:3 grand final against Team Secret.
=== Dota 2 ===
ID 	Name 	Nationality
w33 	Aliwi Omar 	Romania
KuroKy- (captain)	Kuro Salehi 	Germany
MindControl 	Ivan Ivanov 	Bulgaria
GH 	Maroun Merhej 	Lebanon
Miracle- 	Amer Al-Barkawi	Jordan
==In the media==
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Teara Fraser

Teara Fraser is a Canadian airline pilot and the founder and CEO of Iskwew Air.
Teara Fraser (b. 1971) identifies as a Metis woman of Cree ancestry. 
In 2020, Fraser was named one of 18 "Wonderful Women of History" in a DC Comics graphic novel of the same name to be published in September 2021. Fraser will join such notable names as the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, tennis star Serena Williams, and activist Marsha P. Johnson in this collection.
Fraser became a certified commercial pilot in 2002 after experiencing her first small aircraft flight in October of 2001.
Fraser founded an aerial survey company in 2010, and sold the company six years later. She returned to entrepreneurship in 2019 with the founding of Iskwew Air, a small airline that offers charter service to remote Indigenous peoples in Canada in British Columbia, Canada. She chose the name Iskwew - which means "woman" in her ancestral Cree language - in celebration of her Indigenous heritage and of the work of women to fight for gender equality.
In addition to her experience as an aviator and entrepreneur, Fraser founded the Aviation Leadership Foundation, sits on the board of directors of the British Columbia Aviation Council, is a faculty member at Royal Roads University, and was a founder of the Raven Institute and the Lift Collective.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Fraser and Iskwew Air began supplying essential goods to remote Indigenous communities, such as Alert Bay, that were impacted by the pandemic.
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TechMed Centre

The TechMed Centre (or Technical Medical Centre / Technisch Medisch Centrum (in Dutch)) is the research institute for healthcare technology at the University of Twente. The research institute was created in 2018 after the merger of the MIRA institute, the biomedical training courses at the Universtity of Twente and the Simulation Centre (formerly known as ECTM). It consists of 500 employees and 1500 students Medical Technology. The institute focuses on the final step of healthcare technology innovation, to go from technical innovation to a final product for doctors and patients to use. 
It does this by offering a medical simulation centre where students can get experience with medical equipment, researchers can conduct experiments in a medical environment and where startups and other companies can test and validate their products. 
This simulation centre houses the eHealth House, Europe's first simulated living enviroment for testing electronic devices that improve (a patient's) health, such as a table that measure how much someone eats and with what speed. With colours or images it stimulates users to eat better. There is also a hybrid operating room (OR) with equipment from Siemens. 
The TechMed Centre is - among others - partners with Holland Innovative Twente, De Koning Medical Systems (DKMS), Panton, MST hospital, ZGT hostpital. 
==Management==
The management of the TechMed Centre consists of a Managing Director, a Chairman of the Discipline counsil, an Educational Director, a Medical Director and a Scientific Director.
Currently, the management team constists of the following members:
Managing Director
Ir. R. Burie
Chairman of the Discipline counsil
Prof.dr.ir. H.F.J.M. Koopman
Educational Director
Dr. H.A.T. Miedema
Medical Director
Dr. J.T. Tamsma
Scientific Director
Prof.dr.ir. N.J.J. Verdonschot
==New TechMed Centre building==
In November 2019, King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands officially opened the new building of the TechMed Centre. The new TechMed Centre is housed in the renovated "Technohal" (or Process Technology Hall) that formerly housed the Art Academy AKI; the renovation cost around 25 million euros and has a size of around 7,000 square meters. The building has already been nicknamed the Glass Cathedral.
==Research==
The research of the TechMed Centre is divided in five research domains and two strategic programmes
==Research domain==
* Bioengineering technologies
* Biorobotics
* Health, well-being & technology
*Imaging & diagnostics
* Medical physiology
==Strategic programmes==
* Personalized eHealth Technology
* TopFit Impact Programme
Among others, two startup companies conduct research at the facilities of the Technical Medical Centre. The first company researches a technology for detection of the sentinel lymph node and the second company develops the Spineguide, to be used in surgery of patients with scoliosis. Another spinoff is Machnet Medical Robotics that focueses on the development of a robot for MRI-guided biopsies.
==External links==
* TechMed Centre Home Page
* University of Twente
==References==
Technical director

A technical director (TD) is often a senior technical person working for a corporation such as a software company, engineering firm, film studio, theatre company, or television studio, among other places of employment. This individual often has the greatest degree of expertise in a particular technological subject.
In software development, a technical director is typically responsible for the successful creation and delivery of the company's product to the marketplace by managing technical risks and opportunities; collaborating with the development teams on key software design and implementation decisions; scheduling tasks, including tracking dependencies, managing change requests, and ensuring the quality of deliveries; and educating the team on technical best practises and procedures.
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Techno Gamerz

Ujjwal Chaurasia (born: January 12, 2002), better known online as Techno Gamerz, is an Indian YouTuber, gamer and streamer from New Delhi, India.He is known for his gameplay videos. He initially gained popularity through his GTA V gameplay videos.
==Personal life==
Since the early stages of his life, he has enjoyed playing video games. The first video game he played was "Snowbros", which he used to play at his brother's house. After some time, he started playing GTA: Vice City and his interest shifted towards it because of the freedom it provided to the player, allowing them to do whatever they wanted in the game.
==Career==
Ujjwal created his channel on August 13, 2017, and mainly posted gaming tutorial videos. He used to post videos from his brother's phone and was given a strict schedule to ensure that his time spent in gaming and studying was equal.
One of his first videos took off in views, which led to his brother encouraging him to post more. His first viral video was a downloading tutorial for Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 game, which garnered 250k views and boosted his channel. He then shifted to gaming tutorial videos, which performed well.
He reached 100k subscribers on his channel on January 6, 2019. Additionally, he created his second channel named 'Ujjwal' on January 20, 2018, where he posted PUBG videos and occasionally streamed. After posting his first GTA video, his channel experienced exponential growth.
That video was very popular and well received by the audience. Encouraged by the positive response, he continued the series and has posted 151 episodes of GTA 5 to date. His GTA series is the most popular, mainly due to the unique storyline he has created within the game, utilizing some mods.
Other popular video games he plays include Minecraft, Resident Evil, Red Dead Redemption 2, Valorant, and Call of Duty.
In 2023, SuperGaming added him as a playable character in their new game 'Shooter Battle Stars'.
===Music===
Ujjwal released his first music video, "GAME ON" which chronicles his YouTube journey from 0 to achieving 10 million subscribers at the age of 19.
==Achievements==
Techno Gamerz channel has more than 34 million subscribers on YouTube.
==See also==
* List of YouTubers
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Technology

When it comes to manufacturing products and services or achieving goals such as scientific research, technology is defined as the total of all techniques, skills, methods, and procedures involved in the process. Technics may be defined as the understanding of procedures, processes, and other similar things, or it can be integrated in machinery so that they can be operated without the need for extensive knowledge of how they function. Technology systems or technical systems are systems (for example, machines) that apply technology by accepting an input, modifying it according to the system's usage, and then creating a result are known to as technology systems or technologies to support.
The invention and use of fundamental tools is the most basic type of technology. The ancient development of shaped stone tools, which was followed by the knowledge of how to regulate fire, resulted in an increase in the availability of food supplies. The later Neolithic Revolution increased this by a factor of four, doubling the amount of food that could be obtained from a given land. The creation of the wheel aided people in their ability to traverse through and control their surroundings.
Developments in historical periods, such as the printing press, the telephone, and the Internet, have reduced physical barriers to communication and enabled people to engage freely on a worldwide scale, a phenomenon known as globalisation.
Technology has a wide range of consequences. It has aided in the development of more sophisticated economies (including the current global economy) as well as the establishment of a middle-class leisure class. Many technological activities generate undesirable by-products, known as pollution, and deplete natural resources, both of which are detrimental to the ecosystem on the planet Earth. The ideals of a society have always been impacted by innovation, which has also brought new problems about the ethics of technology. For example, the emergence of the idea of efficiency in terms of human output, as well as the issues of bioethics, are just a few examples.
There have been philosophical discussions over the use of technology, including differences about whether technology enhances or worsens the human situation. Technological progress, according to proponents of ideologies such as transhumanism and techno-progressivism, is beneficial to society and the human condition. Neo-Luddism, anticapitalist, and similar reactionary movements criticise the pervasiveness of technology, claiming that it harms the environment and alienates people.
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Technology management

When it comes to managing the foundations of technology, technology management is a collection of management disciplines.
The job of a company's technology management department is to determine the business value of a particular piece of technology. A company's technology management role has to be able to debate when to invest in technology development and when to withdraw from it, so long as there is a value for the consumer.
Although technology management may sometimes be referred to as the management of the use of technology for human benefit, a better description would be the management of the use of technology.
In 2020, the Department of Education designated technology management as an emerging subject of study and assigned it a new CIP code. Individuals who are interested in technology management education may expect to learn about the scientific and technical aspects of running a firm, as well as the business aspects of running a company. Includes computer applications, general management concepts, production and operations management, project management, quality control, health and safety concerns.
The diffusion of innovations hypothesis, created in the first part of the twentieth century, may be the most authoritative contribution to our knowledge of technology. A "s" curve may be the best-known example of this diffusion pattern today, although it was initially predicated on the idea of an equal distribution of early adopters. According to the "s" curve, a technology's life cycle may be divided into four stages: early adoption, rapid expansion, market saturation, and eventual demise.
As an invention or, more specifically, a new technology progresses through these four stages, public acceptability grows as well. An inverse curve, which predicts decreasing unit costs, has recently been proposed for a slew of new technologies. For information technology, since most of the expense is in the first phase, this has been a realistic assumption. However, it may not be generally true.
The Carnegie Mellon Capability Maturity Model is the second important contribution in this field. This approach suggests that a series of threshold tests may be used to quantify a series of progressing skills. Repeatability, definition, management, and optimization are all assessed using these tests. To progress to the next level, a company must first master the previous one.
According to Gartner - a leading research and advisory firm – our current approach to marketing technology leads in the technology being excessively touted in the early phases of growth. Formalizing the approach to technology management rests on these foundational ideas.
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