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    Vertex Japan Backs Digital Trading Cards Startup Heartbeats▼Exclusive | Temasek-Backed Vertex Japan Invests in Digital Trading Cards Startup Heartbeats✉newsBusinessStartups14 h ago

    Vertex Japan, a venture capital firm backed by Singapore state investor Temasek, has invested in Heartbeats, a startup that makes digital trading cards. The deal was reported exclusively by The Wall Street Journal. It signals continued venture interest in digital collectibles even as the broader crypto and NFT market has cooled.

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    Viewers find The Wicker Man stranger than expected●Finally watched The Wicker Man (1973). It was not at all what I expected. I was bracing myself for a # horror # movie buMmastodonCultureFilm11 d ago

    A viewer finally watched the 1973 British cult classic The Wicker Man and found it defied expectations. Expecting straightforward horror, they described it instead as feeling like an episode of Heartbeat directed by David Lynch — a mix of cosy rural drama and surreal unease. They plan to rewatch it, adding to the film's seasonal Halloween discussion.

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    Balloon Device Helps the Heart Pump Blood●This Balloon Helps the Heart Pump https:// tube.blueben.net/w/eGSrmotGrr9 uv62AUPeBHBMmastodonHealthMedicine22 d ago

    An educational medical item explains how an inflatable balloon, typically placed in the aorta, helps a weakened heart pump blood more effectively. The balloon inflates and deflates in rhythm with the heartbeat, easing the heart's workload and improving blood flow to the body. Interest focuses on how this support therapy works for patients with heart failure.

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    MCC launches Laws of Cricket app in Hindi and Urdu●India is heartbeat of cricket globally: MCCs Fraser Stewart on Laws of Cricket app launching in Hindi, Urdu✉newsSportCricket2 d ago

    The Marylebone Cricket Club has launched versions of its Laws of Cricket app in Hindi and Urdu, expanding access to cricket's rules for fans and players across South Asia. Fraser Stewart of the MCC said India is the 'heartbeat of cricket globally', underlining the sport's commercial and cultural centre of gravity shifting firmly toward the subcontinent.

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