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With the ever increasing potential in online marketing, there are many online marketing companies promising to help your company reach the next level in profitability. Working with a good marketing agency will help you to focus on many aspects of management. But, it is also vital to pick a marketing agency that understands your needs to the best, a...Read more
Top 5 Apps For Halloween
With the news that Pokémon Go is hosting its own Halloween event (featuring increased spawns of Gastly, Gengar, and Haunter), you might have already satiated your appetite for all things spooky. If not, then here are a few more apps to get you in the mood for Monday's annual haunting. Organ Trail: Director's Cut (£1.85) The original Orego...Read more
Smartphone Apps That We Would Love To See In The Future
If you have a personality similar to all smartphone users, then most of your time is spent using applications. You may also spend a whole lot of time reading about various applications on tech blogs and infomercial websites, along with reviewing them after using, or learning new tips and tricks to improve your experience as a user. It is highly pos...Read more
Hugo Barra, Android's VP Leaves Google for Xiaomi
Google officials have just confirmed that one of their top executives, Hugo Barra, Android's vice president of Product Management, is saying his good-byes to the company. Hugo Barra has been one of the most important representative figures for Google's operating system, as he often appeared at Google's annual developer conference or at p...Read more
FBI is Using the Dark Side of the Force for Turning Your Android Smartphone Into a Surveillance Device
If you're a frequent visitor of Android-Apps.com it's a logical conclusion that you're using some sort of a smart device running on Android OS. But what you probably don't know is the fact that the FBI (and probably other Government agencies) is using your Android precious against you, without your knowledge and consent. This is not a conspirac...Read more
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Motorola XT1030 and XT1080 hit FCC, possible members of the Droid Ultra family?
Image Source: The Verge Right now is an exciting time for Motorola. The company is finally shedding its past, throwing on a new Google-centric logo and pushing its way towards a new direction. While a large part of that direction centers around the much-hyped Moto X, let's not forget that there are other phones in the pipeline as well. With tha...Read more
The new Motorola X Phone ad: It could mean more than we know
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"Below cost" Android licensing seen as anti-competitive by competitors, EU probe underway
European regulators are again looking at Google's business in the region, this time investigating alleged anti-competitive practices related to its mobile business, namely Android.Yes, the EU wants to know more about Google's Android licensing deals, and whether the company used its position to impose certain condition to business partners.Whil...Read more
HTC has a new Vice President of Global PR
Let's just get this out there: HTC makes some really awesome devices. Sense may be hit-and-miss, but the quality of their hardware is really hard to overlook. The HTC One is no exception, and may even be their best device to date.If Sense isn't your thing, even after the new update it received when the One launched, you've got another avenue....Read more
Mad Catz CEO announces new Android gaming console dubbed "Project M.O.J.O." coming at E3
Ouya gaming consoleE3 is nearly upon us, and of course, a lot of gaming news is expected. We'll be hearing more about PlayJam's Android-powered plug-and-play GameStick, but they aren't going to be the only guys at the expo showing off the Android gaming experience, as Mad Catz CEO Darren Richardson announced Project M.O.J.O., anot...Read more
Sprint Vital leaks: 5-inch HD screen and dual-core CPU (pictures)
The Sprint Vital, a smartphone with a pretty interesting set of specs, has had quite a few of its details leaked, including images and specs.The handset, which has already made its presence felt a while ago as the ZTE Quantum, seems to be getting closer to its release date, as Engadget has received plenty of details about it (you can check out the...Read more
Intel reveals Merrifield, a next generation mobile processor design
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Is Samsung's success a problem for Android? Not according to Sundar Pichai
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Samsung Galaxy Exhibit (T-Mobile Galaxy S3 mini) now available on T-Mobile
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Apple media server rumored for Macworld Expo
In yo' face, HP
The pre-Macworld Expo rumor machine has been in low gear this year - perhaps due to Apple's SVP Phil Schiller taking over keynote duties from His Steveness - but thanks to 9to5Mac, we have a new bit of speculation to report: an internet-based media server from Apple.
This scuttlebutt comes hot on the heels of HP's recent announcement of an upgrade to their media server, the HP MediaSmart Server, which now supports both PCs and Macs.
Both the real deal from HP and the rumored media server from Apple can - or, more properly in Apple's case, "could" - allow you to as HP puts it, "Access your media from anywhere you use the Internet - across your home or across the world."
The rationale behind a personal media server is simple: Users today are media junkies who demand regular fixes of audio, video, and images wherever and whenever the need strikes. A media server allows access to personal files stored on it - or stored in the proverbial cloud - whenever an internet connection is available. A media server also centralizes a media collection so that anyone with appropriate privileges can have easy access to the same digital goodies.
Unlike HP's MediaSmart Server, which is based on Windows Media Server and designed for use in households with both PCs and Macs, the rumored media server from Apple would be, of course, an all-Apple item. The HP server, on the other hand, requires a Windows-based PC for setup and ongoing management - or, one assumes, a Mac running Windows using Apple's Boot Camp, VMWare's Fusion, or Parallels.
The rumored Apple media server, according to 9to5Mac, would be based on Apple's existing Time Capsule, an ARM-based 802.11n WiFi base station and backup system. To that device's rudimentary powers would be added AFP-based file sharing, iTunes library sharing, a MobileMe tie-in for remote access (with personal MobileMe subdomain), and the ability to share media with a Mac, AppleTV, iPod Touch, and iPhone "both over the Internet and while at home."
Of course, bandwidth considerations would arise when accessing video files over dodgy internet connections. And although the 9to5ers say that it's still "speculation" as to whether MobileMe would function as a mirrored repository for all the media files on the equally speculative sever, we doubt that Apple is in a position to vastly increase its current miserly MobileMe allocation of 20GB of combined email and file storage capacity.
The folks at 9to5Mac, who write that they first learned of the server in August, also claim that the device would have "Multiple hard drive configurations...with RAID 5 redundancy." Knowing how massive our own digital-media collections are - and seeing as how any personal media server (HP's included) aims to be the central repository of a family's entire media collection, including those irreplaceable videos of little Johnny's first steps - we'd call RAID 5 a necessity.
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Queso Diego October Meeting Announcement
Next Tuedsday's meeting will be on Flavored Cheeses! Spice, Herb, Veggie, and Fruit Cheeses. This topic will be presented by our Presidential Nominee Frontrunner, Alyssa Humbert. It is sure to be yet another fun and educational Queso Diego meeting. This … Continue reading
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Rep. Cliff Stearns, Chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee's Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee, today concluded a hearing on the Department of Energy's (DOE's) mission to safeguard the nation's nuclear weapons labs and production sites.
Stearns focused on a security breach that occurred on July 28, 2012, at the Y-12 Nuclear Security Complex, the nation's only source of enriched uranium nuclear weapons components. The facility is considered the "Fort Knox" for highly enriched uranium, with a DOE contractor responsible for security. The incident involved three individuals who breached security and entered the area surrounding the site's Highly Enriched Uranium Materials Facility and defaced the building.
Stearns questioned how the intruders got through four security fences and sensor barriers without being detected. Stearns specifically asked why the guards were not aware of this intrusion. Gregory Friedman, the DOE's Inspector General, responded," the response of the first responder was less than adequate ."
Concluded Stearns, "In light of this extremely serious security breach and other lapses, it is clear that the DOE must exercise greater oversight on its contractors charged with securing these critical facilities. Identifying the problem areas is vital to addressing these vulnerabilities in protecting these sites and serving the interests of taxpayers and national security."
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February 16, 2018 - Cardozo hosted the New York Regional Competition (the regional round of The National Trial competition) February 9-11, with the law school's Benedict Morelli trial team front and center.
February 19, 2013 - The Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution increased its ranking in the broad field of "Civil Litigation and Dispute Resolution" in the 2012 Washington & Lee rankings of law reviews, released February 18, 2013.
The Journal moved to number 8 in 2012, up from from number 9 in 2011.
The CJCR is now ahead of Pepperdine's competing ADR journal for the first time in the Journal's history. U.S. News & World Report ranks Pepperdine as the number 1 Dispute Resolution program in the country.
The Journal had a banner year in other ways as well. They have expanded from two annual issues to three. This extra issue will allow Cardozo to attract even more first-rate scholarship, making the publication more competitive with ADR journals at Harvard, Ohio State and Pepperdine. They also launched a revitalized website (www.cardozojcr.com) and new Twitter account (@cardozojcr), which already has nearly 400 followers.
Most importantly, this year has seen contributions from some of the nation's foremost thinkers in arbitration, mediation and negotiation, including groundbreaking scholarship from: Thomas Carbonneau (Penn State), Robert Condlin (University of Maryland), Charles Craver (George Washington), Heather Scheiwe Kulp (Harvard), Janet Martinez (Stanford), and Stephen Ware (University of Kansas).


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The hotel is clean and straight forward. Check-in was very fast, and the staff was helpful and spoke English. They were kind to check me in early.
Room wise. The room must have been quiet and the bed comfy because I ended up sleeping more than planned. I didn't try eating at the hotel, but they do have complimentary cake in the lobby.
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This hotel comprises a total of 174 inviting 30 m² suites. The hotel offers 24-hour services including Boutique Gourmande refreshments and a business corner. Facilities on offer to guests include lift access, a bar and parking for those arriving by car. The establishment features accessible facilities and guests can take advantage of a free shuttle service to the airport.
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The Obama administration is mounting a determined bid to stop the US Congress from introducing fresh Iran sanctions legislation that the White House has warned could hamper efforts to close a comprehensive agreement with Tehran.
However with expert-level negotiations due to begin in Vienna on Monday morning, senior senate aides said a bipartisan group of Democrat and Republican senators were "90 per cent" of the way to agreeing a text for new sanctions legislation.
Under the plan being discussed over the weekend, Congress would grant the White House six months to conclude a deal with Tehran followed by two fixed 30-day extension periods to clinch a deal, if it was close.
Failure to close a deal, or back-sliding on the part of Tehran, would result in the imposition of tough sanctions on oil, gold and defined commercial sectors at the expiry of the 240-day period.
A Republican source close to the negotiations said that Republicans and Democrats had become deadlocked on demands from pro-sanctions lobby to deny Mr Obama's "national security waiver" power that gives the White House massive leeway in how strictly it imposes sanctions.
The White House has made it clear through intense lobbying that it believes any new legislation — even if it grants an eight month grace period for negotiations — would not be welcome.
This week Mr Kerry and Under Secretary Wendy Sherman will testify before House and Senate panels in a final attempt to halt additional sanctions.
Proponents of the legislation who are sceptical that Mr Obama and John Kerry, his secretary of state, will cut a tough enough deal with Iran, say that some kind of Congressional "enforcement mechanism" is essential.
"The clock is ticking on these negotiations," the source told The Telegraph, predicting that unless a bipartisan deal was concluded by Monday night, the White House could get its way and avoid new legislation.
The House of Representatives will go into recess on Friday, leaving just a handful of days in which the new legislation could be processed and attached as an amendment to the annual NDAA defence funding bill which would be extremely difficult for Mr Obama to veto.
There is bipartisan support in the House for conditional sanctions that proponents argue would tie the hands of Western negotiators, but give them the necessary leverage to get a deal done.
Adam Schiff, Democrat representative from California, predicted that if Iran does not satisfy the requirements of the interim agreement that curbs its nuclear program, then "sanctions are going to start flying" out of Congress.
"If the Iranians renege, if they cheat, then the deal is off. We not only resume the freeze, we add sanctions. But I don't think we should take steps that aren't necessary right now," Mr Schiff said on CNN.
Over the last fortnight both leading Republican and Democrat senators have also come out in support of some form of conditional legislation to "hold Iran's feet to the fire" on the commitments made during the interim deal that was signed in Geneva two weeks ago.
"We were 90 per cent to a deal on Friday night," the senior Republican senate aide said, "but nothing has moved over the weekend. The fear is that Democrats are just running the clock down on this under pressure from the White House." Mr Obama said he viewed the likelihood of a satisfactory "end state" as a 50-50 proposition over the weekend, but repeated reassurances to Israel and sceptics in Congress, that all options remained open if Iran did not deliver.
"If we cannot get the kind of comprehensive end state that satisfies us and the world community ... then the pressure that we've been applying on them and the options that I have made clear I can avail myself of, including a military option, is one that we would consider and prepare for," he said at a Middle East discussion forum in Washington.
Diplomatic sources in Washington said there was still optimism that a deal could be concluded with Tehran inside the six-month period, although there were concerns over the unwieldy nature of the so-called P5+1 grouping — the five members of the UN Security Council plus Germany - that is handling negotiations.
Although the broad parameters of a deal are understood, negotiations will centre on the number of centrifuges Iran will be allowed to keep spinning, the rigour of inspections, compromise over the Arak plutonium reactor and the 'breakout time' that estimates how long it would take Tehran to dash to build a bomb.
These are currently estimated at three to four months, but the diplomatic source indicated they should be extended to at least a year, and possibly further, to reassure the international community of Iran's good intentions.


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This deliverable D10.2 is now available: Mapping data from RDBMS http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/Europe/reports/scalable_rdbms_mapping_report/ Authors: Dave Beckett, Jan Grant Abstract: A public report on mapping triple stores and RDBMS concentrating on surveying the schemas used and discussing mapping approaches to and from relational schemas. It describes current best practice for using such systems for Semantic Web data including feature comparisons, recommendations for particular applications and advice on tradeoffs. DaveReceived on Thursday, 23 January 2003 11:42:40 UTC
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Responding to the question of whether shamanic practice can be coupled with the performing arts, David Sparenberg promotes the concept of ecosophy as the integrative link between these seemingly distanced forms of embodiment. In The Green Troubadour, he looks at ways in which ecosophy can be the common understanding — the value system — weaved into both the process and the outcome of performance. In the actor, therefore, we find the eco-shaman performing, healing, and being healed. Continue Reading →


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This dish wasn't really what I expected it to be. Yes it did have a rich and creamy comfort food taste, but it was more like a soupy chicken pot pie minus the veggies. The biscuit topping was delightful and had a tiny bit of tang from the buttermilk. Don't get me wrong it was very tasty..it just needs to be tweaked a bit. When I make this again ( and I will) I will add mushrooms and some frozen mixed vegetables. There we have it, it will be Chicken POT Pie..not just Chicken Pie!
3 cups shredded cooked chicken
2 cups chicken broth
1 can (10oz.) condensed cream of chicken soup
1 cup self-rising cake flour
1/2 tsp. freshly ground pepper
1 cup buttermilk, well shaken
1/2 cup unsalted butter, melted.
Heat oven to 425º. In a 2 qt. casserole, evenly spread out chicken. In med. saucepan whisk together broth and soup; bring to a boil over med. heat. Pour over chicken.
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There are a number of tax reliefs, allowances and expenses that can be claimed by people who are self-employed. The tax reliefs, expenses and allowances are deducted from the profits of a business to minimise the tax due to be paid. The expenses must be used for the business as private expenditure isn't deductible. There are also special tax reliefs for specified 'capital items' which are one off expenses used to improve or purchase an asset for the company.
It is usually possible to claim expenses, allowances and reliefs for the previous four years, in addition to the current year. However, some allowances and reliefs may have a shorter time limit to claim. Setting up and running a business incurs costs which are likely to fall into three main categories. The types of expenditure are business, capital and private. Capital expenditure is the purchase, creation or improvement of an asset which will help you to earn profits from your business. For instance, if you buy a van for business use this will qualify as capital expenditure, but hiring a van doesn't qualify. Other types of capital expenditure include computers, machinery, business premises, furniture and fixtures. There are special rules for claiming some types of capital expenditure.
Business expenditure has to be "wholly and exclusively" for business use. This means the expense has to be totally for the business. If there is some aspect of private use, like a business phone which may be used occasionally for private calls, the business portion of the expense may be claimed. The expenditure for business and private use must be clearly established in order to claim tax relief. The full amount of business expenses may be deducted from the business profits, reducing the taxable amount. Private expenditure is non-allowable and includes expenses for day to day living, including any wage you draw from the business. Some of the main expenses claimed include purchase and repairs of premises, stock, motoring and travel expenses, payroll, finance costs, administration and professional fees.
The type of allowances, reliefs and expenses vary from business to business. Capital allowances are claimed if you purchase an asset for your business, like tools, machinery or a car. The cost of these items can't be deducted from your business profits but a capital allowance may be claimed. The most common items which qualify for capital allowances are fixtures and fittings, plant and machinery and some buildings.
Motoring expenses are slightly more complex, with two ways to claim for them. It is possible to claim a fixed rate for each mile travelled for business purposes, using the mileage rates provided by HM Revenue & Customs. Alternatively, you can keep detailed records of mileage, claiming the actual business mileage travelled.
Expenses incurred in the maintenance of business premises may also be claimed. If you run a business from home you can claim the business portion of the costs. You may claim for expenses incurred for rent, rates, lighting, heating, repairs to premises and insurance.
Administration costs can also be claimed as business expenditure, like stationery, postage costs, marketing costs, telephone and faxing. Professional subscriptions can also be claimed if they are paid to a qualifying body. HMRC has a list of approved professional bodies which may be claimed for.
You can claim for tax reliefs, allowances and expenses by completing and submitting your self-assessment tax return. To claim for the year 2007-08 you must have made the claim by 5th April 2012. Any earlier years are now out of date and can't be claimed for. For advice regarding types of expenses and reliefs it is advisable to seek professional advice.


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K Studio
Calm, quiet, soft and sweet. While certainly not exclusively for children's spaces, we think that K Studio's pillows are perfect for the nursery. The materials used are sustainable, the colors are natural, and the imagery of quirky people and animals add the tiniest bit of an edge - they are cute without being cutesy.
The new designs for this year are great - we especially like the sideways boy/girl pillow shown in the top photo. A mother and daughter-run business based in Ann Arbor Michigan, K Studio's products are all designed and made in house.
More info: K Studio


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Experiment with Toca Lab: Plants, build school readiness with Preschool Puzzle Town from Highlights, dig up dinosaur bones with Dinosaur Fossils, and relax and doodle with the free Sensory Painting. Plus, Kids Academy, two-headed flatworms in space, and a new interactive kids' video from Netflix.
Garry Froehlich
Jellybean Tunes
Toca Lab: Plants
by Toca Boca AB
Experiment with plant characters, evolve them into new species and discover their unique personalities. Keep collecting plants until you've collected them all! The world of science just got a little bit weirder and a lot more fun with Toca Lab: Plants!
Preschool Puzzle Town
by Highlights for Children, Inc.
Highlights Preschool Puzzle Town is a vibrant interactive town full of puzzles and activities for children ages 3+ where kids build school-readiness skills by playing their favorite puzzles!
Dinosaur Fossils – History for kids
by Abécédaire
Great fun for junior paleontologists to dig-up dinosaur bones and assemble their skeletons.
Game includes:
– 12 dinosaurs to assemble
– Dinosaur history timeline – Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous
– World map of dinosaur fossils
Kids Academy – preschool learning games for kids
by Kids Academy Co
Prepare your kid for success in preschool and beyond with our complete learning course for AGES 2 to 6. Set off your budding whiz on a twisted adventure with a thousand interactive games, videos, and off-screen activities!
Sensory Painting
by Sensory Apps Ltd
Sensory Painting is a simple to use, touch painting app that lets anyone make attractive but unusual patterned paintings and drawings. It is a fun way to explore and learn about symmetry, color, and pattern effects through touch. Produce mirror effects using tubes, fans, solids and lines, and add a touch of crazy animation once finished.
Netflix rolls out children's interactive storytelling content
Netflix is experimenting with a choose-your-own-adventure style of show called "Puss in Book: Trapped in an Epic Tale." I'm not sure it will take off when you take into account all the interactive content already available on tablets, but it is interesting. Read more at mobilesyrup.com
Flatworm Travels to Space With One Head, Comes Back With Two
The headline on this says it all. A flatworm reacted to being in microgravity by growing two heads. Read more at blogs.discovermagazine.com.
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