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- This modern-day European country, once ruled by Khan Asparuh, was acknowledged by the Byzantine Empire in 681.
Question 1:
This modern-day European country, once ruled by Khan Asparuh, was acknowledged by the Byzantine Empire in 681.
A. Republic of Macedonia
B. Republic of Bulgaria
C. Republic of Romania
D. Czech Republic
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Respite for Commuters
A new ride-sharing app in gaining in popularity as bus and taxi fees continue to rise and commuters continue to look for more efficient routers. Jordan Mills, a small business owner who commutes into downtown from his home in Brentwood has to transfer buses twice, then, take the subway to get to his workplace. Not only did he find the commute quite costly and uncomfortable in the rush-hour crowds, he found it time- consuming. But with the availability of the new app Freewheel, he found that he saved time and money with a quick ride available within 5 minutes of flagging for a ride from any location he was at. “This is definitely the future of transportation,” said Jordan. “I can’t get to work and back any other way now”.
Jordan Mills isn't the only commuter who feels this way. An estimated 2000 new commuters in the city of Sherwood alone are expected to use the ride-sharing app within the next year and almost 500 new drivers have signed up to the program.
Freewheel is available for download at the Freewheel website and at Miniapp.com and Amacom.com.
===========================www.freewheel.com/history
The idea for Freewheel began when Michael Owens and his co-workers first started a carpooling program at the company they worked at. Owens had to transfer the subway three times and the bus twice to get to work and although he could drive, the parking was limited. Fie managed the group by assigning different drivers and mapped out routes to each co-worker’s homes. Fie created an app that everyone could connect and communicate through so that the designated drivers and passengers could easily find each other. Five years later, Freewheel is now a major company with tens of thousands of users, both drivers and commuters around the country.
Freewheel is dedicated to keeping the cost of commuting down and the efficiency up. In time, it hopes to bring its services to people around the world.
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Technology Initiatives
is proud to present the
New Innovation Award to:
Michael Owens, CEO of Freewheel
This award recognizes the innovation and creativity of new talent in the technology industry. It also acknowledges the effort to help consumers through the use of technology with a novel idea that has transformed the transportation community.
Susan Vaneer
Exexutive Mananager, Technology Initiatives