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IT	気になる、記になる…	新型｢Chromecast｣?? − Googleの謎の未発表デバイスがFCCを通過	https://taisy0.com/2021/08/06/143891.html	androidpolice	2021-08-06 12:05:13
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【Python】ワードクラウドを使ってサイトの単語の使用頻度を見える化する	https://qiita.com/sgeboku/items/88ec6d8848306a44e9a3		2021-08-06 21:08:55
js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【JavaScript】Macrotasks？Microtasks？どういうもの？	https://qiita.com/ren0826jam/items/441d34b92c30239a9d2b	ここでは実行されない②次に、Promiseの中身である関数では同期的に処理されるので、一番最初に処理されます。	2021-08-06 21:31:01
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	Flutter,Dartについてです！	https://teratail.com/questions/353114?rss=all	FlutterDartについてです掲示板を作るために以下のコードを見つけましたが、実行できませんでした。	2021-08-06 21:42:48
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	LaravelでJSONレスポンスを返す時に指定の形式で返したいです。	https://teratail.com/questions/353113?rss=all	LaravelでJSONレスポンスを返す時に指定の形式で返したいです。	2021-08-06 21:42:13
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	Elasticsearchへの1回目のクエリが遅い	https://teratail.com/questions/353112?rss=all	elasticsearch	2021-08-06 21:32:07
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	Javaのエラーが解決できません。	https://teratail.com/questions/353111?rss=all	Javaのエラーが解決できません。	2021-08-06 21:30:27
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	Shopifyのページに表示させるインスタグラムの表示方法が知りたいです。	https://teratail.com/questions/353110?rss=all	Shopifyのページに表示させるインスタグラムの表示方法が知りたいです。	2021-08-06 21:10:47
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Rspecのchangeマッチャーを使う時、初期状態の設定をsubjectでやるのってありですか？	https://qiita.com/yumetodo/items/cd1fca4e4e56f573e9a2	そんなものを使うことになって苦戦しつつも勉強して仕事しています、たのしい。	2021-08-06 21:05:44
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Webアプリケーション構築の反省点	https://qiita.com/saito-h/items/385eba7b7d9b54dd4026	設計したパラメータ名が正しく入力されていないとAPサーバー構築してからデーターベースに接続できないなどのエラーが発生します。	2021-08-06 21:35:15
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	EC2 AutoScalingのScale-in時にどのインスタンスを終了するかAWS Lambdaで制御できるようになりました	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/ec2-autoscaling-terminate-policy-with-lambda/	awslambda	2021-08-06 12:18:03
海外TECH	DEV Community	A major release, tons of bug fixes and amazing new contributors - Signal #03	https://dev.to/signoz/a-major-release-tons-of-bug-fixes-and-amazing-new-contributors-signal-03-4k7i	A major release tons of bug fixes and amazing new contributors Signal Welcome to Signal our monthly product update It s that time of the month when we update our community to what we ve been up to recently This month we left behind a trail of squashed bugs tiny but mighty product improvements and onboarded new contributors for our journey ahead We are also working on a big update on metrics ingestion for SigNoz that will massively increase the scope of performance monitoring using SigNoz More details inside What we shipped This month we are excited to announce that our latest release had contributions from awesome contributors Release link v Regex pattern matching enabled for tagsSome of our users wanted to see xx errors quickly So we have enabled regex pattern matching in our trace filters Now users can apply generic regex operations to any of their tags Link to the issueApply regex operations on trace filters Frontend ImprovementsFlamegraphs and Gantt charts make a champion combo for debugging latency issues on our dashboard We improved the experience slightly where selecting a trace in the flamegraph highlights the corresponding span in the Gantt chart view When you select a trace in the flamegraph corresponding span in the Gantt chart gets highlighted Readme md translation to ChineseWe recently conducted a deep dive into our stargazers and found out that the top countries where our stargazers belong are from US India Brazil China and Germany To make our GitHub repo more accessible we raised requests for getting our readme md translated to different languages Tony Qu a year NET veteran helped translate our readme md to Chinese and we couldn t be happier SigNoz s stargazers belong to nations worldwide Featured Issue Charts for xx status codesAs we mentioned earlier users requested to visualize xx as errors and be highlighted in the SigNoz dashboard Currently we have solved it by enabling regex operations on tags However we would love to have your inputs on how to visualize it better Any UI UX suggestion is welcomed on the issue Readme md translationsWe still have many languages to cover for our readme md translation If any of you can help us with German or Portugese translations that would be great Cypress Framework for EE testingCypress is a Javascript based end to end testing framework that provides users with a fast and reliable test framework We are looking forward to implementing it as our front end testing framework If you have any thoughts around it please consider commenting on the issue What s upcoming Metrics Ingestion PipelineWith metrics ingestion pipeline users should be able to send and visualize metrics like Dosckerstats JMX metrics from target Mbeans server cluster level metrics from the Kubernetes API server and visualize these on SigNoz UI This update will increase the scope of application performance monitoring manifolds We will come out with specific tutorials on how to monitor these metrics once we launch the update You can find the complete list of receivers for which metrics ingestion pipeline will work here SigNoz News Frontend Best PracticesWe recently had our monthly community call Community calls can be joined by anyone who wants to participate The agenda was to discuss the best practices we should follow in our frontend code specifically around test frameworks to use styling guides for PRs and localization Some frameworks that are used in large scale companies like Uber and Verizon were suggested for our frontend development workflow Jest a Javascript testing frameworkCypress framework a JavaScript based end to end testing framework built on top of MochaRTL for component testing and integration testingYou can watch the complete call recordings here If you want to join future community calls then you can join our slack channel We give out all updates there From our blogMonitoring your Spring Boot application with OpenTelemetry was never this easy OpenTelemetry provides a Java JAR agent that can be attached to any Java application The JAR agent can detect a number of popular libraries and frameworks and instrument it right out of the box You don t need to add any code for that You can read the full blog hereMonitor your Spring Boot application with OpenTelemetry and SigNoz ContributorsShoutout to our new contributors Vimal Tony and Rahul for improving SigNoz and making our community more awesome We also wanted to express our gratitude to Lalit Kale and Rameshwar Shelge for giving active inputs around testing and strategizing performance benchmarks for SigNoz Thank you for taking out the time to read this issue If you have any feedback or want any changes with the format please create an issue	2021-08-06 12:31:02
海外TECH	DEV Community	This survey among 60+ hiring managers reveals: Don't waste your time on a (React) portfolio website	https://dev.to/profydev/this-survey-among-60-hiring-managers-reveals-don-t-waste-your-time-on-a-react-portfolio-website-17ge	This survey among hiring managers reveals Don x t waste your time on a React portfolio websiteYou can see it all the time In the hope of landing a job new developers put in hour after hour creating their portfolio website They have a great design in mind with a cool color palette fancy animations and a great UX But after weeks of work the result looks more like eh Why all this effort It seems like everyone in the industry believes that you need a portfolio website to get a job Actually not everyone Many developers including myself get great jobs without ever having a personal website Even if they are self taught again including myself So the crucial question is What do the people involved in the hiring process think These people are the gatekeepers You have to spark their interest to get a job If they don t care about your personal website why build it at all To answer this question I went out and conducted a survey among recruiters and hiring managers The results are clear you don t need a personal website to get a job On the contrary it can even backfire So before you start or continue wasting a lot of time on your portfolio website let s talk aboutThe results of the surveyWhy portfolio websites often turn into a huge time sinkHow they can even hurt your chances of getting a job alternatives to a portfolio website that have a higher impact on your job search I gathered answers from hiring managers Turns out a portfolio website won t get you a jobMy personal experience with portfolio websites is clear many of my colleagues never had one Neither did I Still we found great jobs But this is not objective is it Does this personal experience hold true for others as well To dig deeper I reached out to recruiters and React team leads who are involved in the hiring process I asked them two questions Imagine this situation You see two job applications by developers without professional experience Both resumes include a link to their GitHub profile and a list of portfolio projects One developer also mentions a personal website How would you rate the following questions from to Would you look at the personal website Would the chances of the dev without a personal website be lower Hold your breath Here are the results Note If you re involved in hiring developers feel free to take the survey yourself Follow this link to get to the survey on Google Forms The results are clear The overwhelming majority of hiring managers look at your website but don t give a crap Now you re right Reality isn t black and white Not everyone rated the second question with a A considerable number voted with a or Some even higher At the same time the framing of the survey was quite open and left some questions How does the portfolio website look like Are the GitHub projects of one dev better than the others So the question Would the dev without a personal website have lower chances unsurprisingly was often answered with It depends Luckily many of the hiring managers were so nice and provided deeper insights That s what we ll discuss in the rest of this article There s still a slight chance that a portfolio website helps me get a job Why not give it a try and build one You re right Depending on the hiring manager a portfolio website might give you a bonus But why is that Let s hear two of the more positive voices The key takeaways here are that a website can showcharactercreativitydedication and passionNow these are all important points Especially for devs without much experience Your character is important to fit into the team Creativity is crucial for solving problems But most importantly a Junior developer needs to grow In their first years they have to learn a ton This can be very difficult Or exciting depending on the perspective In any case dedication and passion get them through this time If you can convince a hiring manager that you re dedicated passionate and willing to learn you will get a step ahead And a portfolio website may help with that At the same time as Renato mentions all of this can be found in GitHub projects as well And from my perspective projects on GitHub are superior to a personal website By a lot But we ll come to that later For now let s have a look at two reasons why you shouldn t build a portfolio website Reason A portfolio website can become a huge time sinkWhen I build a website from scratch this is what typically happens I have a design in mind which looks really cool I start writing code create the markup and style it with CSS A few hours in I m done with maybe of what I planned And what I created looks like crap I start moving elements pixel by pixel add a border here change a color there All in the browser s dev tools The layout still looks like crap So I search for nice looking websites professional designs or any other example that I could copy After days of work the website looks okay ish But nothing I d be proud of And I still need to make it responsive and cross browser compatible If you have experienced something similar you know one of the biggest drawbacks of creating a portfolio website from scratch You can spend a lot of time getting everything straight Usually much more than expected The question is Do you really want to invest all this time in a portfolio website Even if the most important people don t care The people who decide whether you get the job or not You probably got it Time wise a portfolio website is a risky investment But you might think I got time And it s still an opportunity to practice my coding skills Ok But there s another problem Reason A portfolio website may hurt your chances of getting a jobLet s face it Most developers aren t born designers And they don t need to be After all it s usually not part of a developer s job But the problem is that unlike your personal projects on GitHub a portfolio website is expected to look good A bad design can make you look incompetent even though everything works fine and the information on the website isn t bad at all And even if your website looks great in your eyes another person might not agree That s not all though He s got a point It s not only about the design There s a part that we rarely think about in advance Websites have to be maintained Over time things will change Your links might go a change in one part of the code might break another feature Personal projects that once were cool look crappy now Our resume receives updates A website has to be checked regularly I ve seen broken links in portfolios that were only a few weeks or months old Especially in the early days when there are lots of changes to your website and GitHub portfolio the risk of breaking things is high To summarize A wise man once said Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt In that manner it might be better to have no portfolio website than one that looks bad or is broken Especially since there are great alternatives Alternatives that have a way higher impact on your job search as you will see in the next section But before we continue it s time for an ad break Not really an ad more of a freebie that might come in handy if you re just starting your career as a developer Anyway grab a coffee and let s continue Alternatives with a higher impact on your job search than a portfolio websiteIf you made the decision to ditch your portfolio website you just saved a lot of time Congrats But what should you do instead Here are some alternatives that have a higher impact on your job search Alternative Focus on your GitHub portfolioIf you don t have professional experience as a developer yet you have to prove your skills From the perspective of a hiring manager offering you a job means taking a bet on you Will you be a valuable asset to their team or not Your public projects on GitHub are a great opportunity to prove that you re job ready Your code speaks for itself And if you build your project in a professional way you can hit a home run on your job search Sam has an important point Your GitHub projects are a great conversation starter in job interviews The interview will typically start with a short introduction round After that you ll likely be asked about your past experience If you don t have professional experience yet your GitHub projects provide the interviewers with an alternative They will ask you about your technical decisions They will try to follow your thought process They might ask what you would improve from hindsight This is not only an advantage to the interviewers You will start the interview by talking about something where you re the expert You built this project You can show your enthusiasm You can share your expertise Doesn t this sound much more comfortable than getting purely technical questions about the component life cycle in React or prototypical inheritance in JavaScript At this point you might rightfully ask where the difference is If you publish the source code of your portfolio website it s basically the same as any other GitHub project isn t it Some of the hiring managers I asked said exactly that But there s still a small difference A portfolio website is exactly that a website To be more precise a static website Now to be frank these are miles away from real world web applications And building web apps is what you re getting hired for as a React developer Not building static websites The difference is that web applications are dynamic by nature They are stateful and load data from APIs They offer interactive elements and forms So instead of investing a lot of time into a personal website build one or two full blown web apps This will much better prove that you have the skills to work on real world production projects than any static website could do That leaves only one question how and what exactly should you build if your goal is to impress hiring managers No worries I got your back Here is an in depth guide into building React portfolio projects that make you shine like a pro Alternative Share your learnings in blog posts or videosYou have a personal website that also includes a blog That changes the game It s still a static website that doesn t really prove your production skills But the focus is not on the website anymore It s the content that you create In fact you don t even need a website Just create an account on dev to On your resume you simply add a link to your dev to account instead of the personal website That s it The reason why blog posts or other content can have such a great impact are these You allow the reader aka hiring manager to tap into your thought process You can prove your communication skills You show your expertise You can give the reader a glimpse at your personality All these points are super important in getting your first job But it s difficult for hiring managers to assess your thought process or communication skills outside of a personal interview By creating educational content you provide these valuable insights right away That can get you a step ahead of other candidates Now also blog posts may backfire if they are too chaotic So here are two tips for writing good content Keep the reader in mind Ask yourself if you would understand what you write Identify gaps in your explanations and logically connect your thoughts This isn t easy and takes practice But the next step will help a lot Edit the hell out of your content Once you ve written a blog post don t hit the publish button immediately Let it rest for a bit Don t look at it for some days Then come back and read it with a fresh pair of eyes While you read keep the first point in mind At this point you may be convinced that writing blog posts is a good idea But you may feel that you don t know enough yet that your English isn t good enough or that you have no idea what to write about But let me guess You do the following two things regularly right You write code run into problems and overcome them somehow You learn new things about coding It s simple Pick either of those and write about it I personally like the first approach a lot because it gives deep insights into your thought process And it s relatively easy to write about Just note that it might be helpful to create a stripped down version of your code to illustrate the problem That will allow the reader to follow along Kelvin a student of mine took the other approach He learned about integration testing while building the Reddit Analytics app here on Profy He s not a native English speaker and he was new to testing at that point But still he wrote this article on dev to which even got featured in their newsletter I think I made my point It doesn t take a lot to write a few blog posts It will be much less effort than building a portfolio website from scratch But the impact on getting your first job can be tremendous If you want to take a deep dive into blogging as a developer I can highly recommend this free course to get started Alternative Write detailed READMEs for your portfolio projectsThis point is very similar to creating blog posts Still it deserves separate mention By writing detailed READMEs for your projects on GitHub you can show your communication skills and present your thought process Surely not in such a deep way as by writing blog posts At the same time it s less time consuming To be honest a good README is a must have for any portfolio project Here s why Imagine a hiring manager opening one of your GitHub repos One of the first things they see is the content of the README Yet most developers simply leave the default content created by Create React App untouched What a wasted opportunity Instead give some information about your app Write about your technical decisions Lead the reader to the most important code It can be hard to write your first READMEs I know So if you want more information here is a guide to writing READMEs that impress hiring managers You can also get a template there Alternative Optimize your resumeWhen you apply for a job your resume is the first thing anyone sees of you Let me point it out again The very first thing This initial contact is likely a recruiter or someone from HR They will decide within seconds if your resume goes to the trash or if it is worth spending more time on I hope you get the importance of getting your resume in order Without a decent resume nobody will even look at your portfolio website or your GitHub projects Despite its impact many developers seem to spend a very limited amount of time and effort on their resumes At least judging from many of the resumes I ve seen so far Here are my most important tips around resumes Choose a clean template Please nothing fancy It shouldn t use many colors Just clean and easy to read You can use flowcv io to create a great resume quickly Fix spelling and grammar mistakes Start with an app like Grammarly If you can get a friend ideally a native speaker to proofread Keep the information concise Use bullet points where you can If you write a summary paragraph keep it short If you have work experience mention your impact and contributions Keep the reader in mind Is everything clear and understandable to an outside person For example if you worked for a company in the past the internal names of projects or features are meaningless to an outsider If you want more information here are some simple tips from an experienced hiring manager that can help you create a standout resume Now you know how to write a resume But what about the content Obviously your resume should include all the relevant facts about your personal data work history experience and education If you don t have professional experience as a dev yet you should mention your GitHub projects instead The same is true for any open source contributions To make life easier for the recruiters or hiring managers add links to your projects source code and deployed version If you have any OS contributions link them as well For example by providing links to the Pull Requests on GitHub Wrapping it upThe results of the survey are clear The majority of the hiring managers who took part would look at your portfolio website But looking at your chances of getting a job we can say It wouldn t matter much if you didn t have a website at all If you want to build a portfolio website anyway make sure that it looks great and is maintained It should be responsive No broken links No outdated data But be aware that it can take a long time to get everything straight A portfolio website can become a huge timesink So maybe it s better to pick one of the alternatives mentioned here Focus on your GitHub portfolioWrite blog postsWrite detailed READMEs for your projectsOptimize your resumeEach of these will have a bigger impact on your job hunt than a portfolio website So invest your time wisely	2021-08-06 12:14:43
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Arlo services outage preventing devices from being added to HomeKit	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/08/06/arlo-services-outage-preventing-devices-from-being-added-to-homekit?utm_medium=rss	Arlo services outage preventing devices from being added to HomeKitArlo users are left frustrated as the smart home company is experiencing a service outage preventing devices from being added to Apple s HomeKit platform Arlo Ultra K HomeKit cameraListeners of AppleInsider s HomeKit Insider podcast have reported to us that they were having issues adding new Arlo devices to HomeKit Since then we ve heard from other users experiencing the same issue Read more	2021-08-06 12:26:00
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	'iPhone 13' assemblers in fierce competition for staff	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/08/06/apple-suppliers-competing-for-staff-ahead-of-iphone-13-raise-bonuses?utm_medium=rss	x iPhone x assemblers in fierce competition for staffAs regularly happens with Apple s iPhone manufacturers Foxconn and others are now recruiting extra seasonal staff but competition means having to raise bonuses Foxconn and other Apple suppliers are recruiting extra staff for the iPhone With Apple generally releasing new iPhone models in September each year assemblers and component manufacturers regularly recruit large numbers of extra staff around July and August Foxconn for example did exactly that in July for the iPhone and then later in for the iPhone iPhone Read more	2021-08-06 12:27:18
海外TECH	Engadget	Engadget Podcast: Digging into Google Tensor and the Pixel 6	https://www.engadget.com/engadget-podcast-google-tensor-pixel-6-pixel-6-pro-ai-photography-123008838.html?src=rss	Engadget Podcast Digging into Google Tensor and the Pixel This week Cherlynn is joined by guest co host Terrence O Brien and senior tech correspondent at Insider Lisa Eadicicco to discuss Google s own mobile chip Tensor and the Pixel We share more insight from having seen and used the phones in person too Plus we go over some updates from the Activision Blizzard case and a handful of new gadgets Listen below or subscribe on your podcast app of choice If you ve got suggestions or topics you d like covered on the show be sure to email us or drop a note in the comments And be sure to check out our other podcasts the Morning After and Engadget News Engadget ·Google s Tensor and Pixel Subscribe iTunesSpotifyPocket CastsStitcherGoogle PodcastsTopicsGoogle announces Tensor its own mobile chip will debut on the Pixel and Pixel Pro Activision Blizzard hit with another lawsuit nbsp NLRB recommends a new union election for Amazon s Alabama warehouse Google Nest launches new battery powered doorbell and security cameras Amazon releases a soap dispenser that counts to R D Tamagotchi is coming later this year Working on Pop culture picks Video livestreamCreditsHosts Cherlynn Low and Terrence O BrienGuest Lisa EadiciccoProducer Ben EllmanLivestream producers Julio Barrientos Owen Davidoff Luke BrooksGraphics artists Luke Brooks Kyle MaackMusic Dale North and Terrence O Brien	2021-08-06 12:30:08
Cisco	Cisco Blog	Revolutionizing Customer Engagement and Collaborative Development	https://blogs.cisco.com/customerexperience/revolutionizing-customer-engagement-and-collaborative-development	Revolutionizing Customer Engagement and Collaborative DevelopmentCustomers are facing challenges in locating the information necessary for deployment obtaining access to the right resources and gaining visibility into their assets Read how the CX Cloud Insights Innovation team are addressing these challenges and revolutionizing customer engagement in the process	2021-08-06 12:00:49
金融	金融庁ホームページ	人事異動（令和３年８月６日発令）を掲載しました。	https://www.fsa.go.jp/common/about/jinji/index.html	人事異動	2021-08-06 14:00:00
海外ニュース	Japan Times latest articles	Wrestler Mayu Mukaida wins gold in women’s 53 kg at Tokyo Games	https://www.japantimes.co.jp/sports/2021/08/06/olympics/summer-olympics/wrestling/wrestling-mayu-mukaida/	olympics	2021-08-06 21:34:28
海外ニュース	Japan Times latest articles	Japan trounces France to reach gold medal game in women’s basketball for the first time	https://www.japantimes.co.jp/sports/2021/08/06/olympics/summer-olympics/olympic-basketball/japan-basketball-france/	Japan trounces France to reach gold medal game in women s basketball for the first timeJapan dominated France in the semifinals on Friday earning an victory to set up a date with the U S in the gold medal game	2021-08-06 21:34:11
ニュース	BBC News - Home	No apology from Boris Johnson over Thatcher coal mine closures remark	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-58117044	boris	2021-08-06 12:33:54
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Afghanistan: Dawa Khan Menapal assassinated in Kabul	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-58112981	officials	2021-08-06 12:40:43
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Sir Tom Stoppard: ‘Cancel culture has eroded free speech’	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-58118789	leopoldstadt	2021-08-06 12:46:45
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Tokyo Olympics: Kate French storms to modern pentathlon gold for Great Britain	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/olympics/58114320	Tokyo Olympics Kate French storms to modern pentathlon gold for Great BritainKate French storms away from the field with a dominant run in the final event of the modern pentathlon to earn Great Britain s th gold of the Tokyo Olympics	2021-08-06 12:11:41
ニュース	BBC News - Home	What are the travel rules for Spain, Portugal, Malta and other holiday hotspots?	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/explainers-56997931	france	2021-08-06 12:02:53
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	来週（8/10～13）の日経平均株価の予想レンジは、 2万7500～2万8000円！ 中小型株の決算シーズンを 迎え、マザーズ株など弱い銘柄の株価見直しに期待！ - 来週の日経平均株価の予想レンジを発表！	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/279042	来週の日経平均株価の予想レンジは、万万円中小型株の決算シーズンを迎え、マザーズ株など弱い銘柄の株価見直しに期待来週の日経平均株価の予想レンジを発表来週月日日の日経平均株価の予想レンジを発表投資情報サービス会社・ラカンリチェルカの村瀬智一さんが、今週の市況を振り返って分析。	2021-08-06 21:30:00
サブカルネタ	ラーブロ	なおじ 総本店　たっぷり野菜の「なおじろう」	http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/rablo/~3/7mvBYoldpUc/single_feed.php	中華そば	2021-08-06 13:31:06
北海道	北海道新聞	札幌市集団接種、５９歳以下予約１１日から　２週間ごとに対象年齢拡大	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/575855/	新型コロナウイルス	2021-08-06 21:18:56
北海道	北海道新聞	バルミューダが新ブランド　第１弾は５Ｇスマホ	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/575864/	家電メーカー	2021-08-06 21:13:00
北海道	北海道新聞	芽室産サヤインゲン　品質良し	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/575863/	作付面積	2021-08-06 21:11:00
北海道	北海道新聞	「働き世代　行動範囲広く感染急増」　「ワクチン　６５歳以上に一定の効果」　十勝振興局・水戸部局長に聞く	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/575861/	働き盛り	2021-08-06 21:07:00
北海道	北海道新聞	オランダ、２大会ぶり４度目の金　ホッケー女子・６日	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/575860/	決勝	2021-08-06 21:06:00
北海道	北海道新聞	島津２３位、高宮は３４位　近代五種女子・６日	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/575858/	近代五種	2021-08-06 21:04:00