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'American Horror Story' Won't Embrace the Slender Man After All
Contrary to a previous report, "American Horror Story" apparently won't be targeting the Slender Man — the Internet meme turned contemporary folklore figure — in its sixth season.
E! News contends the hit FX anthology series will instead center on "an idea that has been hinted about in previous seasons." Well, that should send fans into a five-season rewatching binge.
What does appear to be true, however, is that co-creator Ryan Murphy would like Lady Gaga to return after her Golden Globe-winning performance in last season's "American Horror Story: Hotel." No surprise there, of course.
According to the website, the new season will be announced in March, ahead of its fall premiere.
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Country Update: Peru
Machu Picchu, Peru — Do you dream of visiting Machu Picchu? This ancient marvel, built by the Inca people in Peru, is visited by thousands of tourists every year. But did you know the Inca's direct descendants, the Quechua Indians, are widely regarded as lower class and plagued with serious social and spiritual ills, like alcoholism and physical abuse?
Nothing holds more promise for the millions of Quechua people than helping their children discover their worth, their capabilities and that they can have a relationship with God.
That's why this year, a local Bright Hope partner in Peru will translate 40 engaging Bible lessons into the Quechua language to be used in churches and eventually in public schools!
We are so excited to see how the local church will reach this people group through these precious children. Please pray for the translators, teachers, and most of all, the children!
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I am committed to reducing America's dependence on foreign energy. This means adopting an "all of the above" approach to domestic energy production. We must safely and responsibly develop the resources at our disposal to power our nation, while being mindful of any lasting impacts on the environment. We can achieve both goals.
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WASHINGTON - Congressman Paul Mitchell (MI-10) released the following statement this afternoon following passage of H.R. 1625, The Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2018:
Shelby Township, MI – Earlier today, DTE Energy announced plans to build a natural gas-fired combined cycle power plant in East China Township, Michigan. The plant is nearly a billion-dollar investment in Michigan's 10th District. It is expected to create 520 full time construction jobs beginning in 2019, and ultimately 35 full time jobs once the plant is operational. Representative Paul Mitchell (MI-10) released the following statement after DTE's announcement:


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EEL RIVER CROSSING, NEW BRUNSWICK--(Marketwire - Sept. 11, 2009) - Senator Percy Mockler, on behalf of the Honourable Diane Finley, Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development, along with the Honourable Donald Arseneault, Minister of Natural Resources for New Brunswick, will make an announcement concerning measures that will help the community's older workers.
Senator Mockler will be available for a photo op and to answer questions from the media following the announcement.
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Bean bags are appealing furniture, and it looks good in practically any room. They are versatile and importantly very easy to carry around. This makes them a great piece of furniture to add to the living room, bedroom, kid's room, etc. you will find bean bags in various sizes- small, extra small, medium, large, extra-large and even sofa. If you want bean bags for children, then it is recommended to go for the medium sized ones maxi dresses online. Large and extra-large are usually recommended for adults. Along with different sizes, they also come in different styles. These bean bags are so big in size that everyone can use them freely, from a child to an old man. Bean bags can accommodate your full family. There is bean bag lounger, body fitter bean bag, teardrop bean bags, love Sac Highline Shaped bean bag, Cotton Bean Bags, etc.
Now let's talk about the filling of the bean bag, standard fill or bead bean bag and bag fill will offer you a unique sitting experience. Bead bean bags are either made from recycled polyester beads or virgin polystyrene beads. As the person's weight compresses the beads so the bead bean bags might occasionally need refilling. Foam filled bean bags are made from tattered foam and offer a much softer feel. As you will lounge on the bag, it will mold itself according to your body.
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The BC Surf Shop Billabong Deerfield store is having a beach clean up for Martin Luther King Day! It is on Monday January 16th from 9 AM to 11 AM ! We will meet under the Billabong tent just north of Deerfield beach pier. Students can earn community service hours! Any questions call: 954.419.9283. (please share the news!)


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The fund principally invests in the equities of Australian and New Zealand companies listed on the ASX or NZX that reside outside the S&P/ASX 200 index and some cash. The cash weight may range from 0-50% of the portfolio valuation at different points in time.
The Eley Griffiths Group philosophy centres around a belief in stock picking through a disciplined stock selection process and using the experience of its investment team to help identify information inefficiencies.
The manager employs risk controls at the company analysis level (via detailed modeling of publically available accounts and management discussions) as well as at the portfolio level. At the portfolio construction stage a number of limits apply to any given investment or allocation. A practical minimum and safe maximum bet size are adhered to as are limits on the % of a company's issued capital that can be held. This addresses the importance of tradable liquidity when investing in this class of equity.
Investee companies must be quit within 3 months of their inclusion in the S&P/ASX 200 index, ensuring the portfolio is recycled and focused on the next emergent story. The allocated cash weighting will also reflect the managers view of prevailing valuations and market health.
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Existing investors in the EGG Small Companies Fund will instantly recognize that similar elements of their investment process have been incorporated in the EGG Emerging Companies Fund. This is intentional, with several important refinements being made to reflect the nascent stage of these companies.
The investment process involves a stock scoring system across the emerging companies universe, with the highest scoring stocks entering the portfolio.
The stock scoring process incorporates quantitative inputs, using EGG's traditional 'growth-at-a-reasonable-price' metric for assessing earnings per share/PE relativities. Additionally, the emerging company screening incorporates an 'enterprise-value/Revenue' ratio to augment the scoring of companies that are growing revenues but are yet to report positive earnings.
The qualitative process involves assessing company management, their alignment with shareholders, the industry structure in which they operate and our assessment of the TAM, or total addressable market. Additionally, the emerging companies fund seeks to derive whether the aspiring investment candidate is cashflow positive and whether its growth trajectory is organically sourced or simply one driven by 'roll-ups' or acquisitions.
The total score is then used to determine whether a stock is to be included in the portfolio and if so, what weighting it receives. The manager also has discretion to apply a limited tactical shift to the core portfolio position to generate value from factors that cannot be easily incorporated in the investment process.
The EGG Emerging Companies Fund's modus operandi is to identify and invest in companies most likely smaller (in market cap, P&L and balance sheet terms) and at an earlier stage of development than the EGG Small Companies Fund. From time to time there will be shareholdings common to both investment funds.


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very cute.
very nice, laura. i love the colors and the minimalist feel.
i like this quite a bit ... am forever obsessed with yellow and grey.
Thanks for the nice comments (and ditto on the yellow/grey obsession Christine!)
great job with the pattern. very simple yet detailed!
Love the color combination.
i love this - simplicity with elegant colors. just thinking aloud...I sortof wish the card pattern was set on a third, similar to the third on the label. great name, too - lemon lace.
I would definitely buy this. Love everything about it.
this is very lovely!!
Thanks ladies!
Very pretty and a great pattern detail! Love it.
So pretty, Laura! I love that you relegated the pattern to a thin strip, rather than filling up the page. The monogram placement is great - understated, but also the focal point.
i absolutely love your pattern! congrats on the win
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In the realm of visual projection, Johnathan Singer stands out as a forerunner of progressive psychedelia. I am often bored at what illuminates the screens at live musical events, but when I first saw his work I was transfixed with the beauty, elegance, and creativity behind the imagery. — Carey Thompson
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After news quickly hit the wire of Donald Trump's impending trip to Mexico to visit with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, Mexicans citizens went into action to do what they could to keep the Republican presidential nominee out.
Mexico is well aware that Trump has said the most horrific things about their nation and its citizens. Calling them everything from rapists to murderers and everything else under the sun. So, in an effort to prevent that hatred from actually entering across their border, an army of engineers has garnered up as many as they can to construct a wall mighty enough to keep Trump out. They also plan to make American taxpayers pay for it.
However, there is some news coming from the American side of the border that if Trump does manage to get across the border that they may build a wall to keep him in Mexico and only allowed back in if he decides to be a decent human being for once.
It would seem no one wants Trump in their nation. Maybe he'll take that as a hint, go buy an island, and be his own king there.
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2011 World Series Champs. What an amazing ride this season has been for St. Louis fans. Congratulations Cardinals!
St. Louis, home of the Floor Covering Institute.
• A large US manufacturer claims it has had to lay off one third of its workforce and that capacity utilization sits at 43%.
I believe any lay offs and capacity utilization reductions is mainly due to the catastrophic decline in the US housing market resulting from bad decisions by US banks.
• The playing field has changed. It is a race to the bottom and is driven by something that did not exist five years ago and that is imports of Chinese products.
Chinese products have been around for the past 10 years including the time of the housing boom in the early to mid nineties.This would have been a better time to complain as at that time the allegations made in this case were much closer to the truth. But they're right in one aspect. The playing field has changed - the global playing field that is - and we need to be aware of that.
• Chinese cloning of creative product and illegal logging all contribute to the increase in sales of Chinese products in the US.
To blame the Chinese for cloning is not really fair. All US manufacturers closely monitor the new product introductions of their domestic competitors and if successful they happily clone them, sometimes they even used China to do it. Thinking ahead, if US manufacturers export to China's growing floor covering market they will surely ship products compatible with existing consumer preferences there. Is that a form of cloning?
• Chinese suppliers are more flexible regarding minimum volume requirements and therefore make private label programs easier and more viable.
Chinese manufacturing methods allow them to make smaller product runs efficiently.
• Chinese products complement rather than compete with those of US manufacturers.
So there are the major comments from both parties. I remain unconvinced that the US manufacturers have a case. It is interesting to note that whilst the importers and distributors have received widespread support from their peers, many of whom were in attendance at the hearing, the two largest US manufacturers appear to have maintained a neutral stance throughout the proceedings.The vast majority of Chinese products have a sliced veneer face which resembles solid products whereas the vast majority of US manufactured products have a peeled veneer face and this gives a totally different visual.
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• You can think of them as "apps"
• They are easy to program and easy to deploy
• Last year's prototype web service is now a reality called "stock check"
• The specifications for how to a write a web service is available to all fcB2B members via the web site www.fcB2B.org
• Any supplier that supports the "stock check web service" can offer real-time inventory information to anyone they choose – retailers, designers, architects, distributors, and even consumers.
• Implement web services anywhere – any computer or mobile devices
• View data without needing to first import that data to your own computer
• Implement in small modules (Stock check, price check, hold stock, etc) instead of large file transfers
• The EDI-style B2B programs include Product Catalogs, Purchase Orders, Order Acknowledgments, Advance Shipping Notices, and Invoices. Most of these programs are complete, with only minor revisions slated for 2012. The idea is for the industry to support these programs "as is" for as long as they are purposeful for the thousands of current users.
• The EDI-style Product Catalog remains problematic, as it relies on huge batches of product information that varies greatly based on the type of product and the information available at each supplier. The industry has agreed to program a final set of improvements, primarily to deal with hard-surface products that require a Stock-keeping-unit (SKU) based scheme. Many flooring systems were developed for carpet and use a "style/color" scheme that (a) does not work for hard surface, and (b) is out of step with nearly all other consumer product cataloguing techniques.
• Web services can replace all of the functions of the EDI-based programs, but there are no plans to discontinue support of the EDI-based programs. Each company can decide which path is best for them and their customers.
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|Cluttered signage in the window is uninspiring
|Imagination, repetition, color - a fabulous and clear message to the consumer
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This couple was just so extremely excited to become parents. I loved the way they looked at each other, so full of love and anticipation. They've since had their little baby boy and I can't wait to share those photos, but first…their loving maternity session.
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They're just days away from welcoming their third baby boy into their family. I think God has a special place in heaven for moms of boys :)


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Just started using BlogDesk with Wordpress.com (nearly missed the (read) More tab when checking a previously published post) and it seems pretty good. I'm using SSL (port 443) with my blog and it works fine.
Well done Johannes.
I think opening it up (the source code) so that others could collabarate with Johannes would be a good thing. For example, adding code that would make it easier to add more translations, improve security etc.
One concern and a suggestion.
The login (username) and password for a blog must be stored in BlogDesk. An error occurs in BlogDesk if this information for a blog wasn't stored and you try to publish to that blog i.e. if these fields are left blank for a blog, BlogDesk doesn't prompt for input on a connection attempt, it just displays an error.
Being forced to store the password in particular is a concern as it is easy to crack the password in BlogDesk. This is because a basic Windows Edit control has been used with a password flag.
Perhaps a 'secure edit control' could be used instead.
In addition, I would like to see Password (or Login & Password) prompting on a connection attempt when this field(s) has been left blank.
My suggestion is for custom markup tag buttons that could be added to a toolbar. At the moment it appears to me that the only way to store and insert custom markup is to add a FUP.
Perhaps an interim solution is to change the FUP menu so it opens out like a menu item with an arrow/pointer beside it (I don't know the correct terminology for this) eg. like 'New From Template >' or 'Open Blog in Browser... >' or 'Insert image >'
Best regards,
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Insecure password + custom toolbar markup tag buttons
For your ideas and wishes.
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WPer wrote:Being forced to store the password in particular is a concern as it is easy to crack the password in BlogDesk. This is because a basic Windows Edit control has been used with a password flag.
To exploit this, one has to have physical access to your computer. In this case, you should worry about more than just your blog password. But you are right, I need to implement a password dialog for those who don't want to store it.
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Question: Give us some more details on Brainiac's return to Smallville.
Answer: "He'll return in Episode 16, which will be our first episode back in April," reveals Al Gough in an interview I cribbed from my colleague, Matt Webb Mitovich. "And he will then appear in, I believe, two more episodes after that, leading up to the season finale." Speaking of the finale, might we catch a glimpse of Zod? "That's a big part of Brainiac's plan, so you're definitely going to see that in the season finale."


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"We are truly privileged to support the following Missionaries"
Kaitlynne Dixon - Missionary/Church planter in Guatemala.
Rick & Lynn Vincent - Missionary to the incarcerated & ex-offenders throughout the U.S.
Tony & Dawn Barbosa - Missionary/Church planters in East Providence, Rhode Island.
Arlan & Ellen Davis - Missionary at Joint Base McGuire/Ft Dix/Lakehurst, New Jersey.
David Epps - Missionary to the incarcerated people in Tennessee & throughout the U.S.
Tommy & Elaine Baucom - Missionary/Church planters at 5 Tribes Reservation, Canada.
Patrick & Victoria Weimer - Missionary/Church planters in Iceland.
Steve & Lucinda Martinez - Missionary to the United States Military throughout nation.


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Nokia Wants to Transfer Factory to Microsoft
Nokia (NYSE: NOK) is desperate to unload its manufacturing plant in Chennai, India.
How desperate? The phone maker is willing to pay Indian tax authorities $487 million in order to let Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ: MSFT) take over the plant, Bloomberg reported.
The transfer is designed to get Nokia out of a tax dispute with the Indian government and facilitate the transfer of Nokia's smart phone business to Microsoft. As it stands now, the factory is no good to Nokia; it's frozen because of tax dispute.
Nokia reportedly owes the Indian government $342 million in back taxes, so the government has frozen its assets until it can pay.
The plant is part of Nokia's handset unit. News reports indicate Microsoft won't be able to take over the factory until the tax dispute is settled. That might not be until next year because of the slow speed at which Indian courts move.
There's no word on what Microsoft plans to do with the factory after the dispute ends.
News of the transfer deal did not help Nokia's dismal share price at all. Nokia's shares fell by .88 percent or 7¢ in trading on Tuesday. The Finnish smartphone giant is in terrible shape; its year to year revenue growth fell by 18.31 percent in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30. Microsoft's shares also fell by 1.51 percent or 58¢ on Dec. 10.
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Portland musician to play prayer concert in Syria
PORTLAND, Ore. -- James Twyman calls himself a "peace troubadour."
"A peace troubadour is someone who's committed to be an example, someone who uses music as a way to access and to feel the peace that is already within them," Twyman told KATU.
Wednesday, he'll begin his travel to Syria where he plans to sing three songs of prayer from the Muslim, Christian and Jewish faiths.
"We will literally be able to see Syrian villages that are held by ISIS," Twyman said.
He said he is aware of the danger.
"We're going to do everything possible to make sure we are all safe. I just became a grandparent a few months ago so I have no intention of being a martyr," Twyman explained.
When asked for his response to those who may call his idea "crazy", Twyman said, "I am crazy--hopefully crazy in a very good way. I'm crazy enough to back up what I believe and do what's right."
Twyman is also recruiting others to pray with him on Feb. 1. He told KATU hundreds of thousands have pledged their prayers from around the world.
"I believe that when massive numbers of people come together and focus their prayers of peace or their energy, you can call it whatever you want, but when they focus together, I think miracles can happen and I've seen miracles happen," he said.


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Few expected the Penn State Nittany Lions to maybe even make a bowl game after it was crushed and exposed against the Michigan Wolverines just over two months ago. Yet, the ship was righted and here we are with the Nittany Lions representing the East division in the championship game.
You can find out all the information on the where, when and why of the 2016 Big Ten Championship game here.
But, today it is time to look inside the numbers and start to figure out just how this game between Penn State and Wisconsin plays itself out. As much as some believe stats don't matter, there are some that can be very telling.
Let's look at those stats that will be telling for the Penn State Nittany Lions.
— 300: Penn State gave up more than 300 yards rushing in its two losses this season
The Nittany Lions gave up 341 rushing yards to the Pitt Panthers and 326 yards to the Michigan Wolverines earlier this season. Not surprisingly, both games were losses for James Franklin's team. Since then, Penn State has given up an average of 112.5 yards per game on the ground and have an eight-game win streak.
It should be noted that during those games Penn State were without Brandon Bell and Jason Cabinda at linebacker. Not surprisingly, the return of those two to the lineup has coincided with PSU's improvement on defense and against the run specifically.
That's the good news, but the bad news is Wisconsin comes in to this game having the ground game rolling like it didn't earlier this season. Since UW's own loss to Michigan earlier in the year in which it rushed for just 71 yards, it has run for 200-plus yards in five of seven games. That includes 236 yards against Ohio State and an average of 230 yards per game over those same games.
Something is going to have to give in this game between teams heading in opposite directions in the run game. If Penn State can manage to hold down Corey Clement and Co., victory becomes much easier indeed.
— 104: That is the number of tackles for loss by the PSU defense in 2016
It also just so happens to be the second-best total of any Big Ten defense this season. Wisconsin on the other hand hasn't been super in not allowing opponents in to its own backfield, ranking sixth in the conference in tackles for loss allowed (67).
Wisconsin predicates itself on being ahead of the chains while on offense, and that means positive yardage on first and second downs. A great way to ensure that doesn't happen is for the Penn State defense to be aggressive against the run and to take advantage of an offensive line that has been leaky in pass protection too. Over the last three games, Wisconsin have allowed 8, 6, 8 and 10 tackles for loss respectively.
Penn State has racked up nine or more tackles for loss as a team in nine of 12 games this season. Put those two things together and you have to like Penn State's chances of attacking UW in the backfield on Saturday night. Oh, and did we mention
— 32.2%: That is the third down conversion rate for Penn State's offense this season
If you want to win games against other elite teams, you have to find a way to keep drives going when your back is against the wall. The bad news for Penn State is that it hasn't been very good on third down's all season long. So bad that it's 32.2 percent conversion rate is 12th in the Big Ten.
That's not good news when you are going up against a Badgers defense that has allowed just 26.5 percent of third down's to be converted. Even in the two losses to Michigan and Ohio State, Wisconsin's defense wasn't backing down much on third downs. UW allowed those two teams to convert on just 30 percent of their third down attempts.
Penn State's good news here comes from a vast improvement in the final month of the season. The Nittany Lions have converted on 43.8 percent of third downs this past month, after starting off the season converting less than 25 percent.
If Penn State wants to win, getting over the 40 percent mark on third downs while on offense is going to be really helpful. Without it, it could be a long night in Indianapolis.
— 12: That is the number of offensive plays Penn State has had go for 50 yards or more
We're guessing the next nugget isn't going to surprise you — the 12 plays of 50 yards or more lead the Big Ten in 2016, but so does Wisconsin's defense allowing just three plays of 50-plus yards.
If Penn State isn't going to win the third down battle, big plays would be the area to turn to. However, we see once again that it will be strength on strength when the Nittany Lions have the football. Saquon Barkley has been huge in the big play category this season, but he has just four of the 12 plays of 50 yards or more.
Here is where the Nittany Lions may be able to catch Wisconsin, because two-thirds of Penn State's big plays have come through the air and two of the three 50-plus yard plays given up by UW's defense have come through the air.
In total, Wisconsin has allowed 134 plays of 10-plus yards, with 68.6 percent coming through the air.
Once again, we see an area that something is going to have to give. Big plays have been a hallmark of the Big Ten championship game since its inception in 2011, can Penn State continue that tradition in its first appearance in the Big Ten title game?
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The performer shows a small box labeled Mummy Finger, stating this is a souvenir he purchased on his last trip to Egypt.
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Wikipedia: Doctor Yellow is the nickname for the high-speed test trains that are used on the Japanese Shinkansen ("Bullet Train") dedicated express passenger train routes. The trains have special equipment on board to monitor the condition of the track and overhead wire, including special instrumented bogies and observation blisters.
The 'Doctor' part of the name is obvious from their test and diagnostic function, and the 'Yellow' part comes from the bright yellow color they are all painted. Some have a blue waistline stripe, some a green one. The original color scheme of yellow with a blue stripe (applied to the Class 921 track-recording cars) was created by reversing the colors (blue with yellow stripe) used on 1,067 mm (3 ft 6 in) narrow-gauge track-recording cars.
In build and appearance, they are very similar to production, passenger carrying Shinkansen trains, and line inspection is carried out at full line speed (i.e. up to 270 km/h/168 mph on the Tōkaidō Shinkansen).
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Sure, football would weigh heavily in Aynor football standout Caleb Jenerette's decision to attend either South Carolina or Coastal Carolina.
While the thrill of the gridiron is great, it also is fleeting. With that in mind, it was academics that inevitably had the final say.
Jenerette has opted to attend the University of South Carolina as a preferred walk-on. The local talent made his college intentions known Thursday evening on WBTW-13.
According to the Jenerette, the choice centered around the opportunity to prove himself both on the gridiron and the classroom.
"The opportunity to prove myself and to be a part of the one of the top sports management schools in the country (played a role in the decision)," he said. "You can tell they're building something special (on the gridiron) there and I just want to help in any way I can."
Jenerette is the second area standout to sign-on with South Carolina as a preferred walk-on, the Aynor standout to join Myrtle Beach defensive lineman Sean McGonigal in Columbia.
Seeing time at a multitude of positions, Jenerette had 1,028 total yards of offense this past season. He also intercepted two passes.
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Stunning 3 Bed Costa Del Sol Apartment
Beach apartment with 2 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, shared pool and golf nearby in Colinas De La Cala, Spain
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Apartment to rent in Colinas De La Cala, Spain
This luxurious apartment located in the friendly village of La Cala de Mijas, has it´s own private jacuzzi on the terrace. Family friendly apartment, free wifi and walking distance to all amenities.
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Apartment overview - owner's description
This stunning apartment has everything you might need for a stress free relaxing holiday in the sun. The accommodation comprises of open plan living area and kitchen, master bedroom with en suite bathroom, second bedroom and family bathroom. The third bedroom is in the enclosed glass terrace. The terrace is very spacious and is home to the fabulous jacuzzi for five people. The apartment has air conditioning. The apartment has it´s own designated underground parking spot. All of this and walking distance to all the amenities in the beautiful village of La Cala de Mijas.
The living room is well equipped with all the comforts of home, 42" LCD TV, sound system, DVD player, PlayStation 3 with games,satellite receiver with British channels,movies, books, board games and free wi fi internet access. The sofas and chairs are elegant and comfortable, there is a dining table seating four inside and also outside on the terrace a table seating six or more. The sofa converts into a bed and sleeps two people comfortably. The comfortable seating area on the terrace easily seat six people.
The kitchen is modern and fresh, and has everything you might need, fridge/freezer, hob/oven, dishwasher, washing machine with combined dryer, toaster, kettle, blender,coffee machine and grinder and the majority of cooking utensils.
The master bedroom has a queen size bed, double sliding doors, lots of wardrobe space, en suite bathroom with separate shower and bath, double sinks and a hairdryer.
This family friendly accommodation caters for all ages of children, from the very young to teenagers. For the younger guests there is a sterilizer, cot, highchair, child proof plugs, folding baby bath, baby monitor, pushchair and a universal insect net for the little ones.
For the older kids there are books, boardgames, movies and a Playstaion 3 with games.
There is also pool and beach toys for their enjoyment.
This apartment has 5 verified reviews.
5 out of 5 people recommend staying here
Having previously booked the owners other apartment the Coral Beach we knew we would be happy with the Sandy beach.
We were met by the new manager Sally who was prompt at meeting us at the apartment when we phoned her from the airport. Although we had been before Sally let us know about all the facilities and was excellent at giving us ideas of where to go in the area. If your looking for local info Sally is your girl.
The apartment was really nice, modern and most importantly clean and a complete home from home.
The apartment is well lit and bright giving a sense of open space. The Dining room was beautifully furnished as was the living room with the corner sofa and 2 seater sofa,enough for a big family to enjoy.
The bedrooms were tastefully designed with the most comfy beds I have ever encountered, even in some 5 star hotels.
The apartment has all the mod cons and top of the range white goods including a huge fridge freezer to hold as much beer and wine or salad if thats your thing. The kitchen again has everything you could possibly need including a teabag sqeezer, now thats service for you.
The sun room was excellent and our favourite area to hang out after a invigorating walk on the local beach just 10 minutes walk away.
Sit, relax and take in the sun going down in the distance with your gin & Tonic or glass of the local wine. Better still enjoy the view from your own private hot tub.
We didnt have a chance to check out the pool area on our last visit as it was hidden in the tropical gardens. We wandered up the spiral pathway and were met by a sparkling clean beautiful large pool with little shaded break out umbrella areas. There were also plenty of sunbeds for everyone to use. The area also has clean toilets in the grounds. In the summer this would be ideal for families with children who perhaps do not want to walk to the local beach.
There is plenty to do in the local area from the clean sandy beach to the local town of cala de mijas with a array of excellent shops and restaurants to choose from. There was also a new Lidl 5 minutes from the apartment for those last minute daily essentials.
We highly recommend the Chinese restaurant Cantonese 2 which we visit on most visits. For great food and drink and a superb price this cannot be beat. The owner is lovely and really courteous with the free liquer at the end of your meal and a bracelet for the ladies.
The weather was mixed from a pleasant 17c to 22c. Not that we were cold after leaving a freezing Glasgow at -5c.
If your looking for Quality, Relaxation, a real home from home then you need to book this gem of a aprtment in Cala de Mijas.
We just loved this place! We were three girls who spent one week here in the beginning of June, and we wish had booked one more week. We will definitely come back! The apartment has everything you could possibly wish for. A BBQ on the balcony, a blender for drinks and even make-up Mirrors in the bathroom (in addition to all regular kitchen-, living room- and bathroom stuff). Our favorite place to relax after a day at the beach was the balcony. It was so lovely, with a large dining table, Jacuzzi and a "sofa hang out". We went to the beach every day, and it was perfect! We had nice weather, and there were really nice sunbeds with thick mattresses and umbrellas for rent. The beds in the apartment are also worth mentioning, they were just so comfortable we slept like babies. The town itself is really cozy, with restaurants and bars. We also took a taxi to Fuengirola and Malaga to explore the area a bit more. We will absolutely recommend this place to others. Everything was just so easy from booking, getting there, information folders and Sally who was very helpful throughout our stay. Thank you so, we will be back!
Our family with one little baby had a great 8 in Mijas. The flat was fantastic and had it all seaside view, outdoor Jacuzzi and BBQ, plenty of space, clean and modern. The flat had all the amenities to cater for our baby, making the holiday stay much more enjoyable and relaxing. The Mijas area had lots to offer and we enjoyed many day tips to local gems. We highly recommend staying here!
We stayed for a week, dad, mum and two boys (8 and 10). Thanks to Sally for meeting us at the apartment, it really made us feel welcome. The apartment is well equipped, which made cooking at home easy when needed.
As we stayed there in February, the weather wasnt warm enough to use the outdoor pools - not for the adults, at least. The boys used it twice, and on our pictures it looks really idyllic. The beach was also fun, and we spent some time chasing the waves. Afterwards it sure was nice to have a warm Jacuzzi to come home to, and it was used every day!
We rented a car, which we highly recommend. There are so many things to do and see in the area, but they are easiest to reach by car. The aquarium in Benalmadena is okay on a rainy day. If you like walking in the mountains, you should go visit El Torcal de Antequera and look at the fantastic rock formations. Gibraltar was also fun we rented a taxi that gave us a guided tour on the Upper Rock. In that way even the mother of the family – terrified of heights – could enjoy the trip, only occasionally suffering from death anxiety. The youngest boy, however, still hasnt forgiven the ape trying to steal his caps.
This sure was a memorably holiday – we will be back!
"We had a wonderful stay in Sandy Beach apartment. It was exactly as described, plus a few unexpected extras. We greatly appreciate it, and will be back to go rock climbing again in the near future. Thank you for letting us stay in your beautiful home. Both it and La Cala de Mijas were perfect!"
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Outside this apartment in Colinas De La Cala, SpainThis apartment is in a village near the beach. It has a shared pool, a balcony, a barbecue and a sea view. Car hire is recommended as the apartment is less than a 15 minute walk to at least a couple of shops, bars and restaurants; however parking is available if required.
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Changeover days and minimum stays
- 21 August - 20 December 2018: the minimum stay is 7 nights.
- 1 May - 20 December 2019: the minimum stay is 7 nights.
- 1 May - 20 December 2020: the minimum stay is 7 nights.
- 1 May - 31 August 2021: the minimum stay is 7 nights.
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£85.00 per booking, paid locally
2 bedrooms, Sleeps 10:
- 1 double bed and en suite
- 1 double bed
There is also 2 double sofa beds in living room and 3rd bedroom, 1 cot
3 bathrooms including 1 en suite
Swimming pool
Shared pool
CD player, DVD/Blu-ray player, Internet / WiFi, Radio, TV Languages in English, Local, Satellite / cable
Living area seats 6, Dining area seats 6, Air conditioning, Central heating, Clothes drier, Hair dryer, Iron / board, Towels / linen, Washing machine, Car hire recommended
Cooker, Crockery, Cutlery, Dishwasher, Fridge, Freezer, Glassware, Kettle, Microwave, Oven, Pots / pans, Toaster
Balcony or terrace, Barbecue, Parking, Sea view
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Infants, Restricted mobility , Pets
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There is access to two shared saltwater pools within the community in addition to your very own jacuzzi on the terrace.
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Your $60 / month Owner Membership includes comprehensive insurance for damage and theft and third party loss.
You no longer need your own comprehensive insurance, so you can cancel that from the date of your installation and your existing provider will refund you for the remainder of your policy.
You are covered when you drive, the borrowers are covered, and you can nominate up to five additional drivers in your household, so everyone can be covered when they get into the car and drive.
- Damage Policy - our policy for definitions of damage and how we handle it.
- Membership Agreement - guidelines and rules for being a Car Next Door member.
- Owner Supplement - owner-specific rules and guidelines.
Borrower at fault
- If your car is damaged during a borrower's booking, they are liable for the cost of repair, not you.
- We will organise the repairs, manage the claim with the insurer and get your car back on the road as soon as possible.
- If you have a preferred repairer we can use yours, provided they can give a reasonable quote. Otherwise, we have our own specialist repairers.
- We'll pay you $25 a day while it is in for repairs, for up to 28 days (provided that our chosen repairers are doing the work).
Make sure that you check your car regularly and report any damage. Borrowers are only required to keep photos from the start and end of their booking for 30 days. If the damage is more than 30 days old we may not be able to identify the person responsible.
The insurance does not cover general wear and tear.
Also see: Understanding the difference between damage and minor wear and tear
Owner at fault
- If your car is damaged while you have possession of the car (i.e. any time it is not booked by another member) then you will pay up to the first $500 of repair costs (this is your 'Damage Cover Liability' amount). The insurance will cover the rest (subject to the terms of cover that are set out in the Membership Agreement and Owner Supplement).
- If another driver was at fault and you can provide full details of the other vehicle and driver, then you will not have to pay anything.
- We will manage the claim with the insurer and help get your car back on the road as soon as possible.
Hail, fire, theft
- The insurance also covers loss or damage due to fire, flood, hail or theft, or damage incurred while parked between bookings.
- If any of these scenarios occur while you have possession of the car (anytime it is not booked by another member), you just pay the first $500 and the insurer will cover the rest.
Rego, CTP and Roadworthy
- You still handle your own rego, CTP (Compulsory Third Party) and roadworthy. See: What's The Difference Between CTP Insurance & The Damage Cover Provided Through Car Next Door's Fleet Policy?
There are very few incidents of damage to cars, but in the unlikely event that your car is damaged, it's insured for its market value under our fleet insurance policy.
Looking at the data, only 1 in every 1,400 trips results in significant damage (i.e. where repairs cost over $3,000). This includes incidents where a third party was at fault. On average you would need to have a car on Car Next Door for close to 20 years for it to experience a major accident.
As for the smaller stuff (small scrapes and scratches) - this sits at around 1 in every 120 trips, so the average owner would experience one minor damage incident in 2 years.
If there is a dispute about whether damage was caused during a Borrower's booking, then the Borrower is responsible unless they can prove that the damage occurred before or after their booking.
We require Borrowers to take photos at the beginning and end of their booking to protect themselves in the event of a dispute.
Want more detail? Check out this detailed explanation of Car Next Door's insurance coverage.
Note that the insurance covers 'damage', and not just minor wear and tear - see this FAQ explaining the difference.
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Upcoming events
» 19th GA 2017 at New Delhi – 11th to 15th December, 2017
» 1st to 8th December – Tour and Symposium, Shared Built Heritage of Bengal. (For more details, please click here to download the brochure)
» First meeting for the 19th GA, New Delhi, 4th July, 2016
» Collaborating with US/ICOMOS for their International Exchange Program 2015 to for sending Indian young professionals and hosting the ones from US in India. Two interns from India went to the USA and three from the USA interned in India during summer 2016.
» AGM at the Indian Museum and symposium on Making Heritage Buildings and Spaces Alive, Kolkata, 15th-16th April, 2016
» Supported by ICOMOS India, ICOM Canada, ICTOP, the Gem Palace Jaipur and the Mehrangarh Museum Trust, the CAM(Commonwealth Association of Museums ) collaborated with the Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum to organise a workshop on Access in Museums in South Asia. Thirty-three participants from a variety of museum disciplines came together to increase awareness of and discuss potential solutions to the challenges of making buildings and collections more physically and intellectually accessible with a special focus on historic properties and collections at Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum, City Palace, Jaipur, India 25th-28th March, 2016
» ICOMOS India National Scientific Committee Coordinators meeting, 27th March, 2016
» ICOMOS India National Scientific Committee on Cultural Routes organized a workshop "Democratizing Heritage : revolutionizing conservation practice and heritage management " at the annual NASA, 31st Jan-5th Feb, 2016. The 58th Annual NASA Convention was hosted by the G. C. Patel Institute of Architecture, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, from 31st January to 5th February in Surat, Gujarat. A rigorous 4 day workshop titled Democratizing Heritage: revolutionizing conservation practice and heritage management was conducted under the aegis of the National Scientific Committee on Cultural Routes of ICOMOS India, and Cultural Resources Conservation Initiative India Pvt. Ltd, 1st-5th Feb, 2016
» ICOMOS India National Scientific Committee on "Cultural Routes" meetings, CRCI, New Delhi, Dec 2015-January, 2016
» ICOMOS India organized the International Scientific Symposium on Conserving Living Urban Heritage: Theoretical Considerations of Continuity and Change. The document of the translation of the Valletta Principles in Hindi language undertaken by Urvashi Srivastava, was announced at this event which was co-convened by Srishti Institute of Art, Design and Technology, ICOMOS-THEOPHIL, ICOMOS-CIVVIH and ICOMOS India in Bangalore, 26-28th November, 2015.
» ICOMOS India Lecture series: Ar. Dominic Galicia presented on Architecture and Conservation in the Philippines jointly organized by ICOMOS India & IGNCA. IGNCA, New Delhi, 9th Oct, 2015.
» ICOMOS India organized the International Scientific Symposium and Meeting for the ICOMOS International Scientific Committee Of Legal Administrative And Financial Issues (ICLAFI). This symposium aimed to create environments for international cooperation for identification, study and solution of legal, administrative and financial issues in connection with the protection, maintenance and conservation of built heritage – an event hosted by SPA Bhopal in collaboration with ICOMOS India, ASI and SPA Delhi, SPA, Bhopal, 19th – 23rd August, 2015.
» Preparation of Principles for Conservation of Wall Paintings in India by ICOMOS India National Scientific Committee for Wall Paintings.
» ICCROM-ICOMOS- ICORP preparatory mission to train the teams of heritage volunteers to undertake this mammoth task to salvage, stabilize affected heritage with support of Smithsonian and R-DMUCH.
» Collaborating with US/ICOMOS for their International Exchange Program 2015 to for sending Indian young professionals and hosting the ones from US in India. One intern from India went to the USA and one from USA came to India for the summer of 2015.
» A Teacher Training Program organized by NIASA in collaboration with INTACH and ICOMOS India on Understanding Heritage of the 20th Century: Identification , Documentation and conservation. 9th-13th March,2015.
» Annual General Meeting and NSC Co-ordinator's Conclave, Maulana Azaad National Urdu University, Hyderabad., 20th-21st March, 2015
» ICOMOS India National Scientific Committee on Forts and Military Heritage, ISC- ICOFORT, SPA Bhopal, UNESCO New Delhi, DRONAH, and WMF organized the event, International Conference on Fortifications and World Heritage: Challenges in Interpretation and Site Management: IHC, New Delhi, 5th-7th February, 2015
» ICOMOS India North Zone Regional Meeting at SPA, New Delhi, February 2015,
» 18th ICOMOS General Assembly, Florence, Italy and several contributions made by ICOMOS India, Florence, Italy, 10 – 14th November 2014..
» ICOMOS India National Scientific Committee on Disaster and Risk Preparedness took out a mission to assess the damage to cultural heritage due to Kashmir floods: Kashmir valley was affected by devastating floods in August-September 2014. ICOMOS India in collaboration with INTACH Jammu and Kashmir Chapter organised a workshop and a reconnaissance survey through rapid visual inspection to initiate the condition assessment of damage to heritage structures in Srinagar. The mission led by Nitin Sinha, ICOMOS India Member was aimed at exploring the networking of agencies, NGOs, and community based organizations to undertake damage assessment exercise., Srinagar, 23rd -25th September, 2014
» A collaboration between Indian Society of Landscape Architects: ISOLA Delhi NCR Chapter and ICOMOS India National Scientific Committee on Cultural Landscapes, the event 'Reading the Historic Landscape' explored unique perspectives in reading, comprehending and engaging with the context, 27th September, 2014
» ICOMOS India Lecture series: Talk by Prof. Fauzia Husain Qureshi Former Principal, National College of Arts, Lahore On Conservation of the Living Monuments of Multan as part of the ICOMOS-India Lecture Series. Jointly organized by ICOMOS- India & IGNCA, 1st August 2014
» ICOMOS India Workshop: Museums and Heritage, India Museum , Kolkata, 22nd-23rd August, 2014
» First National Scientific Committee coordinators conclave, SPA, Bhopal, 29th-30th August ,2014
» First elected Executive Committee of ICOMOS India formed, 29th April, 2014
» ICOMOS India National Scientific Committee on 20th Century Heritage partnered with ICOMOS International Scientific committee on 20th Century Heritage, Foundation Le Corbusier in France, Chitkara School of Planning and Architecture in Chandigarh, Council of Architecture, National Institute of Advanced Studies in Architecture, Pune, World Heritage Institute for Training and Researech for Asia and the Pacific (WHITRAP) to organise an International Conference & Training Program on Filling the gaps: World Heritage and the 20th century in Asia. More than 150 delegates from 23 countries participated in the event, which turned out to be the largest gathering of ICOMOS members in India at that point of time , 3rd-7th October, 2013
» ICOMOS India Lecture series: Dr. Hans-Rudolf Neumann, ICOFORT Germany, presented Introduction to Forte Cultura: – a key case study, 1st October, 2013.
» First Annual General Meeting in New Delhi, 1st June, 2013
» First Workshop for Heritage Volunteers organized by Icomos India a for undertaking damage assessment, supported by UNESCO New Delhi, of Cultural Heritage damaged by Flash Floods in Uttarakhand, India. A team of ICOMOS India and heritage volunteers visited the site and developed a scientific approach to carry out post disaster damage assessment. Among many structures examined were the temple in Sumaadi, near Rudraprayag, Kalimath, Keshavmath and collections in History and Ethnography Museum in Srinagar, Uttrakhand.
» ICOMOS India contributed to the preparation of a position paper and background document for the International World Heritage Experts Meet on Visual Integrity organized by the ASI with the support of UNESCO, Agra, 6th-9th March, 2013.
» First Meeting of ICOMOS India National Scientific Committee on Historic Towns and Villages, 19th March, 2013
» ICOMOS India Executive Committee Member, Ms. Yaminey Mubayi, gave an illustrated talk Water and History: The case of Ellora-Daulatabad -Khuladabad, 1st February, 2013.


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When Honda introduced the 10th-generation Accord, we were saddened to learn the silky-smooth V6 engine would no longer be available.
After a week with the 2018 Accord 2.0T, my frown has been replaced by a smile.
The new Accord marks the first time Honda had offered a turbocharged engine in its popular mid-size car. Actually there are two of them, displacing 1.5 and 2.0 litres.
We reported on the 1.5-litre Accord a few weeks back in this space, concluding that replacing the normally-aspirated four-cylinder that has been a mainstay for Honda for years, with a turbocharged 1.5-litre engine made perfect sense.
After all, the smaller new engine produces more power while using less fuel — a no-brainer, right? That 1.5-litre, turbo-four is the most powerful base engine ever offered in an Accord.
It didn't take too long for me to develop a similar opinion about the decision to replace the six with a turbo four.
The new engine does not have the sonorous sound produced by the old six under wide-open throttle, but it does have a serious dose of grunt.
The four produces an additional 20 lb.-ft. of torque and all 273 lb.-ft. are available from only 1,500 rpm. Maximum power from barely above idle, no waiting for revs to build for some results. The V6 produced maximum torque at a lofty 4,900 rpm.
Another benefit: a conventional automatic transmission, a new one with 10 actual gears. The smaller base engine comes with a continuously variable automatic.
It may be among the best of that breed but, to this driver, the 10-speed wins hands down, not only for performance but also for the sound.
Of course it helps that the engine it is paired with is a slightly detuned version of that featured in the company's hot rod — the Civic Type R. In the Civic, this engine produces 306 horsepower. It has been civilized for duty in the Accord, dropping 58 horsepower in the process. The 10-speed has been accurately programmed for this occasion, downshifting when necessary to put the engine in its sweet spot.
Use the sport button on the console and things get even more interesting as the throttle and transmission respond more aggressively, the adaptive shock absorbers firm up and the steering quickens.
This is one of those rare cases where there is a discernible difference between normal and sport modes. In this instance there are two distinct personalities. You can have a quiet, smooth and luxurious four-door or one that begs you to put on your enthusiast suit.
The Touring 2.0 trim lies atop the Accord hierarchy. It is a fully-loaded four-door sedan with lots of room fore and aft.
In addition to the larger engine and 10-speed transmission, it comes with perforated leather upholstery covering heated and ventilated seats up front.
The rear seats are heated as well as the steering wheel. There are nice touches like a heads-up display, wireless phone charging and a near-field communication device.
On the passenger side of the dash you will see a stylized "N" that stands for Near-Field Communications. Without getting too technical, this is much like the system that allows you to tap and pay at retail checkouts.
Tap the logo with your smart phone and an NFC device manager appears on the nearby touchscreen. Press Connect Device to Vehicle Bluetooth and you are ready to go.
The 2018 Accord has a bolder, more aggressive look, new features, more interior room, improved fuel efficiency and increased safety.
It is slightly shorter than the older model but rides on a wheelbase that is 5.3 cm longer. It is 15 mm lower and 10 mm wider than the outgoing model.
The price of the Touring 2.0T may be near that of the established European marques — until you compare equipment levels.
Those base prices rise dramatically when you start adding features.
There are ample reasons the 10th-generation Accord has been named North American Car of the Year, especially when equipped with the larger engine.
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•Model: 2018 Honda Accord Touring 2.0T


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Huawei is planning to launch a new smartphone named Huawei Maimang 6. The Company has set a date of September 22 to introduce a powerful device and according to the rumor it will be Maimang 6. Recently we received a picture of Maimang 6 which is telling about its glory. The upcoming Maimang 6 will have a smooth, sleek and beautiful designed body. It will boast dual camera lenses of 16MP + 2MP. Both are expert in capturing bright and eye-catching photos and videos. You can record amazing movies without any effort. Moreover, it is carrying dual selfie cameras to give an ever made selfie and video calling experience. You can capture precious moments with superb performance under any circumstance.
This giant handset is featuring a 5.9" display, 2160 x 1080 pixels resolution and 18:9 aspect ratio. It will give your animated videos and pictures a perfect look. It is manufacturing with premium metal body. Measuring 156.2 × 75.2 × 7.5mm dimensions and weighing in at 164 grams. It is getting a 3340mAh battery which gives excitement to enjoy more. Android 7.0 OS is installed there and skinned with EMUI 5.1 interface. It is powered by Kirin 659 chipset that is coupled with 4GB RAM to offer extremely best accomplishing speed. Octa core CPU and Mali T830 GPU are there to add more perfection in performance. The total memory is 64GB which is sufficient to save huge records. Huawei Maimang 6 is rumored to be priced at around $400. The Maimang 6 will be called G10 in the west.
Additionally, Huawei Mate 10 is also coming on September 22 with similar features to Maimang 6. If you are interested so stay tuned to know what will be happened.


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YouTube star PewDiePie blasted gaming news outlets for focusing on him and denied claims that he was involved in any wrongdoing after it emerged that Warner Bros. paid a number of YouTubers for promoted videos of their game Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor without instructing them to disclose they were paid for those videos.
PewDiePie, whose real name is Felix Kjellberg and is the biggest YouTube star with over 46 million subscribers, notes that unlike other YouTubers who were involved in the deal, he actually disclosed that his video was a paid promotion. PewDiePie blasted gaming and tech journalists for putting his face and name at the forefront of the coverage due to his status, despite the fact that he had done nothing wrong.
"A lot of YouTubers were involved in this sponsorship. But since my name is the biggest YouTuber, my name is the only one that pops up," said PewDiePie in a response video.
"Basically what happened was that we weren't required to disclose," he explained. "I still did it. Some other YouTubers actually didn't disclose."
"All of these news articles are using me as a clickbait, putting my name to shame, when I didn't even do anything wrong," PewDiePie charged, listing outlets such as The Verge, Polygon, Recode, and Mashable as having disparaged him to generate clicks for their articles.
"Back then [before 2015], YouTube paid promotion was a bit of a grey area, nevertheless I still disclaimed it," he further clarified. "Today, I make a verbal mention before the video begins, and the top line of the description mentions it as well."
Warner Bros. eventually came to an agreement to settle with the FTC for their failure to instruct YouTubers to disclose payments for promoting Shadow of Mordor.
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or at least, not quite so far behind!
So today I released some Halloween jammies in SL, and also re-released the Halloween Corduroy skirt that was out for about a week last October.
(That's my friend, Marianne McCann, modeling for the picture, by the way.)
I used the fabric I made last year, with Black Jack the Halloween Cat, for the jammies, too, so they kind of co-ordinate, which I like.
That fabric was really fun to make, by the way. I used Poser 7 to pose and render the cat, and then used Artlandia's SymmetryShop to make the fabric in Photoshop.
However, I'm delighted to report that Kona Bay Fabrics has said that I can use their fabric to make Hawaiian shirts in Second Life, as long as I credit them, and put a link to their website in the notecard with the credit. So there will be some killer Hawaiian shirts, as soon as I can get the photographs taken of the fabric. (Their fabric is stunning; but the shots on the website don't have a full repeat, and I have quite a bit of it in my "fabric stash" so I'm going to be doing my own photography. Not to mention this gives me a perfect excuse to buy as much of it as I want! Grin!)
Since I last wrote in this blog, I've also solved some problems with some scripts that I've been puzzling over for a while. I'm not going to be selling these scripts, but I do plan to sell some furniture that I'm going to be making with them, so that's going to work out well!
I'm also moving forward, albeit slowly, with my plans to buy some Void islands in SL, and put rental homes on a couple of them for people who want to live close to Livingtree. I was thinking that some homes that are large enough for families might be really nice. I plan to provide furniture, but I can lift it (or some of it,) and allow more prims, instead, for people who already have their own.
Other than that, I'm in the midst of changing my schedule around, so I'll be working mostly days for the next little while. (This is because of some RL stuff) and I'm spending some time each day at Lynda.com, studying the CS3 suite.
I'm learning Dreamweaver CS3 right now, which is good, because GoLive, which I've been using for site updates for years, isn't part of Adobe's Creative Suite any more. (They appear to be dropping the product after this release. It's not even on the front page of their website, although it's brand new.) This didn't.. ummm.. make me happy.. so I tried downloading the demo of GoLive 9. I really can't justify the expense, but I did want to see. And then I made an error, and opened my site in the demo, so I can't open it in the old GoLive any more (I was using 6). All of which means that I can either learn Dreamweaver, or hand code the updates in BBEdit.
So learning Dreamweaver it is. :D
Hopefully, as my schedule evens out after a couple of years of .. ummm.. chaos, I'll be able to update this blog more often, and also update the site and get the rest of my work done in a timely fashion.
So until next time, take care!
Saturday, September 15, 2007
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Why stick-jocks should NPC and not PC
I'm gonna make the case on why I love NPCing, and why min-maxer stick-jocks like me should embrace it. This is in the context of light-contact LARPs (NERO-clones, Accelerant-mutants, IFGS, and the like), so it's not really applicable to Amt/Bel/Dag.
I started LARPing back in '91. I was a pretty typical min-maxer stick-jock, striving to improve my characters and my fighting, and NPCing rarely. I practiced a lot with a small cadre of the other top fighters, and got to the top echelon of fighting ability for that group.
When you PC in a LARP, you fight a small group of NPCs. As a PC you usually outnumber and outpower those NPCs. All too often, the PCs also outskill the NPCs, since the folks that are hungry to be better fighters tend to be on the PC side of min-maxer. In a battle, certain NPCs are often shut out, CC'd or killed at the outset of a combat by a PC power or spell. The inverse is much rarer. That's a good thing. PCs are supposed to live, and NPCs are supposed to die. PCing is supposed to be "ez mode". However, this puts a limit on improving your "game" as a player pretty quickly, as you are not pressed to do so.
Come about '98, I had written and produced about a dozen games, but had stopped. My friend Katt had started writing and producing games, and I signed on to do the NPC camp coordination instead. I got to fight all day, pretty much fighting to the limits of my endurance. I got to fight everybody in the organization, often several times a day, and playing different roles each time.
Many things were true about this experience:
(1) NPCing was simply more fun than being a PC. It was more challenging and more rewarding. It's also relaxing, since you have nothing on the line except trying to give a good fight, have fun, and play your role. At least, if you have the right mindset*.
(2) When I was just PCing, nobody really got to know that I was a good fighter except in a tournament. Now everybody knew and feared my foam. The ego boost was enormous. I had and have a huge larp-peen.
(3) I became a much better combatant when I did PC. After those years of NPCing, there were numerous situations I would be playing my PC fighter and could now pull off stunts I would not have dared tried. On two separate occasions I solo'd fights meant for a whole team of PCs, because I quickly spotted that they were all melee goons. I was able to "circle of death" them and put them down. One of those was for RP reasons, and is probably the highlight of my many PCing experiences. I felt like a true hero, and I never could have made that happen without all the work as an NPC before.
(4) It motivated me to get in the best shape of my life. Our bodies are amazing things when you work them right. Everybody should experience being in great shape at least once.
*See another blog entry on proper combat NPC mindset when I get around to writing that.


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The intention of this blog is to offer practical experience on how to approach the topic of death in conversation among family and friends, and to give basic information on supportive services--beginning with hospice--for those who are dying and those who are caring for them.
I have been frustrated for years with the unnecessary suffering I see among families and caregivers and friends because of a lack of planning, knowledge, and conversation. My hope is that this blog will reduce some level of that suffering and ease some of the pain experienced by those who are dying by offering information and support to help plan for what is inevitable.
It's not as much of a downer topic as you might think. Hopefully, the writing style keeps it conversational, even a bit funny at times (see "Creative Celebrations of Life" to see what a couple of free-thinking daughters did with their dad's remains). I do hope you find it informative and helpful.
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I teach a middle school photo class once a week in a public New York City middle school, and I've been photographing there and at similar schools. The schools speak with the same visual vocabulary but time and students personalize the walls. Assimilation, teenage rebellion: institutional architecture, teenage dismay – and hearts.
Category Archives: New York
Where I Teach on Tuesdays: As it Goes
Full-Spectrum Reproductive Care for the New York Times
I worked on a piece about full-spectrum reproductive care for the New York Times Sunday Review with my frequent collaborator, writer Alissa Quart.
Buffalo Womenservices is unusual because it is a birth and abortion center in one. It is part of an effort to reframe reproductive care as a continuum — the phrase for it is "full-spectrum reproductive health" — that spans both birth and abortion. Facilities for each are typically distinct.
Combining the two in one place underlines how many women experience both birth and abortion. Three in 10 women will have an abortion in their lives; eight out of 10 will give birth. About 61 percent of women who have an abortion already have at least one child.
Kayla, the nurse pictured here, gave birth at Buffalo Womenservices before returning to work as a nurse who assists during the abortion procedures, taking breaks to pump breastmilk for her infant daughter. Like her co-workers, she believes that women's choices around terminating pregnancy and around the way in which they give birth are related forms of essential reproductive choice. The facility's doctor noted that all pregnancies are not the same, and women have a range of reasons for what they decide to do with them.
The women whose abortions I photographed were already mothers, and both of them took the interests of their children into account when making their decisions. The facility's doctor expressed frustration at people's tendency to project their own experiences onto other people's complex lives.
Meet the Journalists: The Nanny's Child
My collaborator Alissa Quart and I were excited to receive a grant from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting to support a piece we did on the global care chain for the Nation and PRI's the World. Who takes care of the nanny's children? Watch the video to hear us explain:
Where I Teach on Tuesdays: The Students
Where I Teach on Tuesdays
I taught an after-school photography class to some New York City middle school students last year. I've been teaching classes in under-served schools like this on-and-off for a decade, and last year I started shooting with a phone camera. As I looked at what I'd seen, I realized I was photographing school archetypes and the way they illustrate containment and control of desires: the core of the middle school experience, and a cornerstone of education in general. More coming this school year…
The Frick Ball
One of the women in my All of It: Working Mothers project helped to organize the Frick Collection's Young Fellows Ball. So I photographed it, and she and her friends were gracious and funny.
I'll post those pictures eventually, but the other guests kept catching my eye, so here are some non-sequiturs I couldn't resist. I do love to photograph in museums. (And I got to meet Bill Cunningham, who reminds me about the joy in photography.)
The Mind's Eye
I've just promised to read a book on the critical theory of photography each month this year.
It's the kind of thing I always want to do but never think I have the time. But Jo Lien, a photographer and English professor in Idaho, created a blog circle and it was just the commitment device I needed.
We started off with Henri Cartier Bresson's The Mind's Eye, and the quote that stayed with me was this: "[Photography] is putting one's head, one's eye, and one's heart on the same axis."
I recently photographed a stay-at-home father and his corporate lawyer wife for my project on Women's Work. HCB's words helped me ignore my thoughts that I should be photographing something grittier, or breaking news-y, or farther away from myself. I feel strongly about birth and other kinds of women's work, and it's relevant to my life.
My head is curious, my eye is interested, and my heart is full when I photograph these things. So on I go.
Here are some photographs of Aaron, Miki and baby Oliver during their evening routine: dinner, bath, and a family reading of Harry Potter. A framed picture in their living room says:
The measure of a man is not the size of his
paycheck, the car that he drives or the
clothes that he wears.
It is the strength of his hands that hold
you close, the intensity of his smile when
he looks at you and the size of his heart
that will always love you.
I love you, dad. Oliver
Feel free to read the other blogs in this circle, starting with Annie Morris' post (her photographs are dreamy and beautiful, and she lives in one of my favorite places in the entire world).
All of It: Daily Life
Picking the kids up from daycare, training for a run in honor of a friend lost to leukemia, bathing a child – small actions that add up to a life.
(More photographs of Jen as a working mother here.)
All of It: First Day at Daycare
But before she went back to work, Jen had to get through dropping her baby off for his first day at daycare. The morning was hectic and rushed, but everyone made it out of the house (and Jen remembered all of her breast pump supplies).
She looked forward to being around other people and using her intellect more, but she felt a strong pull toward her kids as she left them at a local daycare. Jen's working two days a week now, but her days in the office are intense and the work tends to leak into her days at home with baby Wiley.
All of It: Back on the Job
And then working mother Jen was back at work, running a press conference about discriminatory policing, speaking to members of the media, and pumping (and washing breast pump parts in the sink). Jen pushes herself hard at work and in her personal life.
She was glad to be back working on a cause she cares deeply about, but felt the pressure to get a long list of tasks done in the two days her baby is at daycare each week, and wondering if she could ever feel she was doing enough for her children and job.
(More photos of Jen navigating the expectations of career and motherhood here.)
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Nanda, P. (2002) Gender Dimensions of User Fees:Implications For Women's Utilization of Health Care. Reproductive Health Matters, 10 (20). pp. 127-134. ISSN 0968-8080
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This paper looks at the implications of user fees for women's utilization of health care services, based on selected studies in Africa. Lack of access to resources and inequitable decision-making power mean that when poor women face out-of-pocket costs such as user fees when seeking health care, the cost of care may become out of reach. Even though many poor women may be exempt from fees, there is little incentive for providers to apply exemptions, as they too are constrained by restrictive economic and health service conditions. If user fees and other out-of-pocket costs are to be retained in resource-poor settings, there is a need to demonstrate how they can be successfully and equitably implemented. The lack of hard evidence on the impact of user fees on women's health outcomes and reproductive health service utilization reminds us of the urgent need to examine how women cope with health care costs and what trade-offs they make in order to pay for health care. Such studies need to collect gender-disaggregated data in relation to women's health service utilization and in relation to the range of reproductive health services, taking into account not only out-of-pocket fees charged by public health providers but also by private and traditional providers.
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Is knowledge of Data Structures required for Data Analytics.
or more specifically how does knowledge of data structures help a data scientist.
Knowledge of Data Structures
Is knowledge of Data Structures required for Data Analytics.
I believe data scientists are part software engineers and part statisticians and they are expected to have knowledge of both worlds. So simply, I would say data scientists should have good enough knowledge of data structures.
Let's take this in another way,
As a data scientist, you are constantly in connection with data, both structured and unstructured. If he/she wants to work better, he/she has to know how to handle data in an efficient manner to save both time and resources required to do a project.
Hope it helps
I think it is essential to know Data Structures to be a successful Data Scientists. When looking at data, knowing that it's Panel or Hierarchical Data immediately points you to what type of modeling techniques would work. For example, if you had a dataset of Patients, who all have Primary Care Physicians, Parents with children, Countries with different races, Companies with departments, and employees in each department, web traffic data with return visitors having session data etc., you will need ensure that you use Models that support these Hierarchial Data Structures. You can use regression, but you will need to do Multilevel regression that takes all levels into account. It's also useful to know what kind of Data Structure you are dealing with if you need to partition variance at different levels.
The bottom line is, without a good understanding of your data, and knowing the structure is just one aspect of knowing, you can't really have a full view to ensure you run appropriate modeling methods against that data set.
I think you see that it's not only required, but also useful to a Data Scientists to know Data Structures.
You mean data structure or structure of data ?
The technical term may be irrelevant or relevant on tools you will work with. Each tool has its own interpretation and application and use of the same.
The second part of knowing structure of data, i am sure it will only help.
Do everyone running models know in detail about the structure of the data, probably not but they still make better models. Knowing the structure makes your job easier in not only modelling, descriptive analysis but also presenting the data.


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