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Our B & B Effe-Zoutelande is located in a quiet neighborhood, a few minutes from the beach and center.
Luxury 2 person rooms with private bathroom with shower, toilet and sink. You also have in the room a private fridge, cable TV, safe, coffee maker, kettle (coffee and tea is free in your room), toaster, egg cooker, crockery, cutlery etc. so you can prepare your breakfast/lunch. There is a microwave for general use. The dishes are done for you!
You also have a private parking space, bicycle storage (with free charging points for your electric bikes) and outdoor terrace at your disposal.
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Price for a double room for 2 persons without breakfast: € 60,- per night (in July/August € 70,- per night).
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Udupi, May 04, 2019: Speaking at a preparatory meeting convened here on May 3, Friday, Hephsiba Rani Korlapati, the Udupi DC said all hurdles on the national highway which may pose problems for traffic movement during the rainy season will be cleared within a week.
The DC said the stormwater drains are not right at a few locations on the highway. Hence, water puddles may be created on the highway. Reflectors will be installed wherever it is necessary to check accidents. The NHAI and NH officials work in coordination, she added.
She directed the officers to ensure that people do not face any problem on the highway during monsoon. Criminal cases will be registered against officers for negligence in this regard, she warned.
The DC said the officers should clear the fallen electric poles and trees immediately after the incidents. Mescom should restore electricity connections at the earliest if the power supply is cut during rain. The Education Department should identify schools for setting up of gruel centres, in case of emergency, she
Fire and Emergency Services Department personnel should keep boats ready to shift the flood victims. All wooden planks placed for storing water in the vented dam should be removed to facilitate the easy flow of water during monsoon, she told the officials.
Tahsildars should take measures to distribute compensation for the victims of natural calamities immediately. Control rooms should be set up in taluk offices and officials should be deployed round the clock at the control room, she advised them.
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A wine picked early to avoid the heat of summer resulting in generous aromatics of cherries and plum. The palate is full, long and persistent. Pinot lovers should try this beauty. The wine was made in the traditional Burgundian method of open vat fermentation with wild yeast and matured for 12 months in French Oak. The wine stayed on lees for six months creating an elegant and seductive Pinot Noir, Great balance between fruit and savoryness. Cellar or up to 8 years.
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A city of technology and industry, Turin is in northwestern Italy, a one-hour drive from the French border and slightly more than that from the Mediterranean Sea.Kick off your visit on the 20th (Wed): don't miss a visit to Piazza San Carlo, see the interesting displays at Museo Nazionale del Cinema, and then contemplate in the serene atmosphere at Basilica di Superga.
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If you are flying in from United Kingdom, the closest major airports are Malpensa International Airport, Turin Airport and Genoa Cristoforo Colombo Airport. In June, plan for daily highs up to 26°C, and evening lows to 18°C. Finish your sightseeing early on the 20th (Wed) so you can travel back home.
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[First look + plans + project data] MJP Architects has completed a 60-metre steam bridge for the University of Birmingham
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The laser-cut stainless steel structure links the university's combined heat and power station with a medical school building on the other side of a canal and railway track.
Liz Pride, MJP's director of education and development plan architect for Birmingham university, said: '[The bridge is] in a very prominent location at the main West Gate entrance to the University's campus and right opposite the University Station.
'It's also quite a feature seen from the canal below. The elegant design of the cladding makes an inherently utilitarian feature interesting and attractive: it positively highlights the University's real commitment to CHP and carbon reduction.'
MJP designed the steam pipe bridge as an 'elegant, sinuous sculptural form' which 'flows' across the canal and railway lines.
Aeronautical, transport and engineering imagery was used in the design to reflect Birmingham and the West Midlands' importance as an industrial centre.
MJP director Reza Schuster said: 'It's not just a pipe, it has the flattened ends and curved profile of the trains that run underneath it and the front of the bridge has the shape of an intake of an airliner turbofan nacelle. I like to think that the sinuous curves in the metallic surface describe the flow of steam from one side of the bridge to the other.'
A 2K Grade 316 satin finished stainless steel was chosen to reduce maintenance.
University of Birmingham M&E manager David Drew said: 'The success of the bridge is that it reduces our carbon footprint by in excess of 1,500 tonnes of carbon per year and gives us a vastly improved security of supply'
Kevin George of CPW Building Services added: 'It's an impressive structure and the reaction that people have had has been amazing. People arriving at the University get off the train and they stop, look over and say "wow what's that?" – To get people to go "wow" for a services project is a really great thing.'
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It may or may not be a bargain, but they wont give it away—XFL inventory that is.
It may or may not be a bargain, but they won't give it away-XFL inventory that is. WWF executives say ad agency estimates in Broadcasting & Cable's cover story on the XFL July 31 are offside. Those sources had said that a 30-second unit in the XFL on NBC next year would cost between $17,000 and $20,000. Sources at the WWF who will sell the XFL inventory weren't talking then. But now they say spots in the three national games on NBC, UPN and TNN will be sold as a package. They estimate the combined value of a spot that airs in the three games will average about $145,000. They expect to name a group of charter advertisers in the next week or two.


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2019-03-11 | Horsefeathers
The legendary Czech jibbing event with a completely new setup went down on Saturday the 2nd at the Horsefeathers Jib Playground at K2 Snowpark, Vitkovice. Five qualified riders and two wild cards were invited to the final session to not only split 20.000CZK but to produce as much sick content as possible.
It all begun early this January, when snow conditions allowed us to open The Horsefeathers Jib Playground and so the one month long qualification process could start. The system was pretty easy – send us your one minute long qualifications edit from The Horsefeathers Jib Playground and you can be in the final session. So after one week of public voting, we collected all facebook likes from the qualified edits and together with the Freestyle Area crew, choose the five best riders and two wild cards who were invited for the final session. So who got there? Dan Porkert, Ondra Porkert (who unfortunately wasn't able to arrive because of injury, so we decided to invite our last years winner –Roman Dlauhy), Filip Znamenacek, Dominik Janouch and Petr Bulusek. Are you curious who got the wild cards? Unstoppable rookie Timon Matena (12 year old) and Poland machine Adam Adamski.
It wouldn't be a sick session without a sick setup right? Thanks to the guys from Freestyle Area who worked insanely hard in heavy conditions and got this playground ready with so many options – cannon rail, hockey rail, down rail, flat rail to waterfall and multifunctional gypsy caravan. So everything was ready to start the session.
Let´s talk with riders to get their look of this year´s final session.
Yo Zoltan, you arrived to not only ride in the session but also to be the judge together with Julius. So what exactly is the Horsfeathers King of Jib and what do you thing about whole session?
Yeah I was one of three judges together with Julo and Matt. We had bad weather on Friday with a lot of rain, which meant it was super icy on Saturday morning. But shapers groomed the landings before the session, which was nice. The setup was good and there were many ways for riders to send it. Maybe only one thing for the future – the rails could be bit longer.
I guess it was pretty tough to choose the winner at the end right? Who was the best killer?
Everyone could ride what they wanted and I love that freedom you have in snowboarding. Not just two runs or a selected obstacle. We saw many different tricks and it was obvious already from the morning that the best rider will be chosen from the duo of Roman and Dan who sent it heavily on every obstacle. Dan did the most technical tricks like switch bs 270 pull back. And Roman was the most creative rider of the day with tricks like fs 180 from the polejam to the container to cab 360 out. A tough decision was also between Adam from Poland and local sender Filip, where both nailed a lot but Adam had more tricks to show us so he took 3rd place.
What about this year setup? Did you enjoy that? What was the most creative and the most craziest think you remember?
The setup was dope. I enjoyed the transfers from container down the bank. The most craziest trick I saw was Roman with his one-foot drop from the container to the frozen bank and Dan did many creative combos.
Hey Timon, how was your first season at Horsefeathers King of Jib?
The session was sick because I could ride with good riders.
Did you feel respect for the playground? At the end, almost half of the obstacles were bigger than you.
Nope, I didn't respect it except the container.
What was your best trick you sent and what tricks are you stoked you landed?
Well I think the best one was front board from the container and I´m really happy about the front board to 180 method from the cannon.
Who do you think was the best killer of the day and why?
I guess Roman was the killer of the day, his one-foot from the container was epic!
Hey Adam, you got our wild card and ended up on 3rd place, congrats! What were the tricks you stomped?
Hey guys! I was happy to be there, I appreciate the invitation. I really liked the setup, it was pretty mellow. I had a couple of good ones, but the most I´m happy about is the fs board pretzel off the container´s roof.
You came from Zakopane to Vitkovice which is like 7 hours driving – was it worth it? How did you enjoy the whole session?
It was definitely worth going. The competition was great, nice setup and atmosphere. I appreciate shredding with the guys riding that good.
Who do you thing was the best killer of the day and why?
In my opinion Daniel Porkert killed it. He stomped the most technical and stylish runs. He made an impression.
How about riders to riders judging system? Did you like it or not?
It´s a good solution for smaller competitions when riders get to see all the tricks. It fuels the creativity and increases the competitions intensity.
Hey Dan, congratulations! You nailed it! Seems like you had the time of your life eh? (Dan´s time of his life now online on Rusty Toothbrush channel)
Thanks a lot, Saturday was awesome! I´m so glad I could shoot with Alex from Rusty Toothbrush. He perfectly shoot my face one second before I caught my hell edge. Thanks Alex, this one is so funny.
How do you like new concept of Horsefeathers King of Jib?
New concept was sick. It was way more like a session with friends and cameraman and a photographer, than a classic contest. So pretty much like a dream. And I can´t wait to see full edit from this session.
Final decision came from Rider2Rider. What was your rank?
Well at 1st Roman Dlauhy – he stomped many technical tricks, but also many original tricks and I even didn´t see all what he did… 2nd Timon Matena – Young Gun! It was the show he put down on Saturday and it was so good to ride with him.. 3rd Filip Znamenacek – local shaper with his heart in right place. He had such a bad crash on the morning, when he tried bs 270 to backboard and it looked like he can´t ride anymore that day. But man, after 15 minutes he was back with his full send! And he also shaped the setup for us during the midday break. Big up to Filip!
Best trick in session?
There was bs 360 to 50-50 from Filip. It took a lot of courage after that morning slam. Big respect!
Well, as it was said before, this year´s Horsfeathers King of Jib was mainly about to get tons of sick shots not only during qualification, but also in the final session! So finally here you can enjoy the full photo gallery by Peter Mercell and down bellow is the mad edit by Alex Stewart from Rusty Toothbrush you were waiting for!
So who was the killer of the day and took 7000CZK? Dan Porkert just ahead from Roman Dlauhy and Adam Adamski. Fourth place and also a piece of prize money cake went to Filip "Houbar" Znamenacek, fifth place –Dominik Janouch, sixth place Timon Matena and seventh place (still with piece of some prize money cake) Petr Bulusek. Hell yeah! Congrats!
Guys thanks a lot for a mad session, we all enjoyed it as well as the free Saturday in park with friends! I would also like to thank our partners –Horsefeathers Clothing, Freestyle Area, K2 snowboarding, Dakine Czech/Slovak, Sencor Action Camera, G-Shock, Red Bull, Man and Wolf beer, Freeride.cz, Method mag – it wouldn´t be possible without you. Thanks and see ya next year!


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Based in Jyväskylä, Finland, Keijo Virtanen is somewhat of a legend in the Finnish psych scene. His music is often based in ambient and drone, and incorporates – beside of electronic devices -– weird traditional folk instruments from around the world. Keijo is also renowned for his throat singing skills, plus -– when he's not throat singing and actually forming words -– a strong, nasal voice that makes his songs unique and bizarre. His roots and influences are traditional world music, American Appalachian folk, jazz -– and drone. This book offers a representative collection of those "actually formed words" -– 200+ pages of Keijo-in-writing, introduced by "liner notes" from colleagues from around the world, compiled by Juri Joensuu.
"When I look across the road, where it can take, I see something blue. And I cannot get that view off of my mind. It's like a flavor or a taste in the memory. It makes me to look for it, to get there, where to get some of it, there where its producer is, or rather, where that maker is going. On the road."
Keijo Virtanen, born 1951 in Asikkala, is a Finnish blues singer and experimental musician. Virtanen is also a literary scholar and an established writer with numerous published books in Finnish since Katovuotta, a collection of short stories, Otava 1977.
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Aries Spears was born on April 3, 1975. He is an American stand-up comedian, actor, voice artist, and comedian. Spears was a regular on Fox's sketch comedy series MAD TV, appearing in 198 episodes, making him the second longest-serving cast member on the show falling behind Michael McDonald.Spears was born in New York, NY. His mother Doris Spears is a jazz singer. He moved to New Jersey at age 11 and attended Arthur M. Judd Elementary School. He became a comedian at 14, performing stand-up comedy in various comedy clubs in New York City. He was expelled for fighting during his sophomore year in North Brunswick Township High School in North Brunswick Township, at age 17 he started doing his own comedy routine around his hometown.He is well known for his impressions of celebrities, including rappers Jay-Z, LL Cool J, DMX, and Snoop Dogg and actors Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Sylvester Stallone, Denzel Washington, Eddie Murphy, and Arnold Schwarzenegger, as well as fellow comedian Paul Mooney.
I could be sharing with you a number of videos here because his impressions are really awesome. Watch him as Denzel Washington. Maybe this will work for you.
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Have you ever tried to conquer a woman in English? Well, he will help you out. Make sure you pay attention to how he does and good luck…Maybe you will get lucky!!
Oh butcha can't get enough of this talented comedian! He always got somn to crack me up! And as I was saying before his linguistic skills are on fleek. Watch Spears on African Men.
I simply love this comedian and before I log out of here, I would very much like to share this last video with y'all. The difference between White Families and Black Families (Stereotypical, but really funny!)
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Trammell Crow Company (TCC)'s Boston office is focused on development and acquisition projects, including principal and fee opportunities in the office, multifamily, life science and industrial sectors.
The firm, founded in 1948, is one of the nation's leading developers and investors in commercial real estate having developed or acquired 2,700 buildings valued at nearly $65 billion and over 590 million square feet. As of March 31, 2019, TCC had $9.7 billion of projects in process and $2.8 billion in its pipeline.
TCC's teams are dedicated to building value for its clients with professionals in 17 major cities throughout the United States. The Company serves users of and investors in office, industrial, retail, healthcare, multi-family residential, through its operating subsidiary High Street Residential, and mixed-use projects. For those who occupy real estate, TCC can execute the development or acquisition of facilities tailored to meet the needs of its clients. For investor clients, the Company specializes in joint venture speculative development, acquisition/re-development ventures, build-to-suit development and providing incentive-based fee development services.
Trammell Crow Company is an independently operated subsidiary of CBRE Group, Inc. (NYSE:CBRE), a Fortune 500 and S&P 500 company headquartered in Los Angeles, and the world's largest commercial real estate services and investment firm (in terms of 2018 revenue).


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Since graduating in 2001, local Chester artist Louisa Boyd has won awards for her artwork and has exhibited at prestigious art galleries both nationally and internationally. Shortlisted for the John Ruskin prize just last year, Louisa currently has work in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2018.
The human connection to nature and an individual's sense of place is a recurring theme in Louisa's work. Her compositions combine literal interpretations of the natural landscape along with representations of mapping which are created through a range of media approaches from watercolour to etching.
Louisa explains her fascination with the innate human response to nature...
"Despite the fact that many of us live detached from the natural environment in cities with lives governed by technology, we are still able to understand the powerful symbolism that nature depicts. We understand that a tree can represent stability and growth and that we associate the night sky with dreams, a connection to that which is beyond our reach and a contemplation of our place within the universe. My interpretations of the terrestrial and celestial environment focus on the connection between these two spaces."


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Juneteenth – Day of Service – Historic McAdams Park
June 14, 2019 @ 9:00 am - June 16, 2019 @ 6:00 pm$5
This year our service project is painting the Antione Carr Basketball Courts at the historic McAdam's Park. Please join us as we make these courts the most colorful and exciting outdoor basketball courts in the City of Wichita!
Due to the size of this project, we will be working Friday, June 14 – Sunday, June 16 (9 am – 6 pm) at McAdam's Park 1329 E 16th St N.
– Attire: Clothes you are comfortable painting in. Be cognizant of the weather and temperatures, as we will be painting on cement.


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Lunching at Caffe Dante, Sydney CBDSunday, September 25, 2016
Hands up if you have been out and about shopping, and suddenly realise you're starving and it's way past lunchtime? You find yourself getting hangry while wandering around to find somewhere to stop, then resort to an underwhelming eatery that was most convenient because, really, you just needed to satisfy your stomach. It's a situation I can say I have faced a few times, partly due to a lack of planning. But, fear no more, I may have found the perfect place to stop for a mid-shop break in the city.
Tucked away on the first floor of Mid City in Pitt Street Mall, it is a calm oasis away from the midday crowds - the perfect place to stop for a shopping break. It's not very easy to see from the street, and I didn't know it was there until I was invited to a Zomatomeetup held at the restaurant recently. It accessible either by taking the escalators up from George Street, or walking through Uniqlo from Pitt Street Mall. The cafe is furnished in dark brown décor, with an Italian-inspired menu that details cafe classics like burgers, salads and steak sandwiches, alongside pastas and baguettes.
The big windows flood the space with natural light during the day, allowing you to watch the world below tick by while you enjoy your meal or coffee. On the weekday we visit, the dining crowd is a mix of office workers and leisurely shoppers having lunch.
Mango and lime smoothie ($7.50)
You can't really go wrong with a mango smoothie. This has a good balance of mango and citrus, and is smooth and creamy rather than icy.
Baby spinach & quinoa salad ($16.50)A green goddess salad of spinach, avocado and quinoa salad is flecked with almond flakes and has a vibrant, creamy dressing that makes it feel like you're eating more than just limp salad greens. It's light but tasty, and a rubble of quinoa adds body along with the meaty avocado.
Pumpkin and Beetroot Salad ($16.90)It's hard to go wrong with a classic salad combination of baked pumpkin, beetroot and feta. All of the menu items here are quite substantial portions, and this is no exception.
Open Steak Sandwich ($19.90)This substitutes the conventional top piece of bread with a generous side of roasted baby potatoes, constructed open sandwich style. On top of a bed of lettuce sits tomato, caramelised onion, then a tender piece of steak followed by mushroom, melted cheese and a squirt of paprika aioli. Despite being a little hard to deconstruct, it's a very satisfying steak sandwich and I especially love the meatiness of the mushrooms paired with the sweet caramelised onion. It's best tackled with a knife and fork.
Dante Chicken Burger ($18.90)This chicken burger an absolute winner. The fragrant grilled chicken breast fillet is extremely tender, sandwiched with lettuce, tomato and bacon in a slightly sweet brioche bun. The lime chilli aioli ensures that the burger is not too dry, and is what makes it so moreish and tasty. The fries on the side are good, with both a satisfying golden crunch and adequate amount of fluffiness.
Seared tuna nicoise ($21.90)
This salad is another favourite of the day. A meaty tuna steak is seared to a blushing pink, roughly cut and strewn atop boiled herby potatoes, green beans, tomato, olives and salad leaves. A poached egg on top replaces the traditional boiled variety, which spills its runny yolk over the warm salad and melds with the homemade creamy dressing. This has all the goodness of a salad with the added luxury of fresh tuna.
Meatball Fettuccine ($21.90)
Meatball Fettuccine is rustic and comforting, sprinkled with a dusting of parmesan that melts away into the same deep red sauce that coats every strand of pasta. Perfect for those times when you feel like something warming and classic.
King Prawn Fettucine ($22.90)
I love a good prawn pasta, and I must say that this does not disappoint. It's coated in that same thick, sweet tomato sauce, with a touch of chilli that gives a nice bite. The garlic prawns are plump and meaty; even better with a squeeze of lemon.
Mediterranean meatballs ($21.90)Four cute, ping pong-sized balls are laid over a smear of minted yoghurt around a mound of fluffy, colourful rice. Soft triangles of warm pita are laid on top; it's a nice touch to have both bread and rice to accompany the meat. The rice is dotted with flecks of coriander, and is coloured yellow, while the slightly spicy meatballs are delicious when paired with the cooling yoghurt and fresh coriander. Wrap it all up in a piece of pita for the ultimate kebab-style lunch.
Caffé Dante has options for everyone, whether you're looking for a morning coffee meeting, mid-shopping snack (wedges or homemade dip of the day, anyone?) or a more substantial meal. As well as larger mains, pastas, risottos and salads, there is also a range of baguettes, gourmet sandwiches and wraps should you prefer something a little lighter. Everything here is generously-sized, so you can be assured that you'll leave feeling more than satisfied.
I was lucky enough to dine as a guest, however all opinions are my own.
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Louder back at Beauce
American prepares for second half of season in Canada
Jeff Louder is using the Tour de Beauce as an important training block in preparation for the second half of the season. His BMC Racing squad is a largely American contingent at the UCI 2.2-ranked event that began yesterday in Saint-Georges de Beauce, Canada.
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"The Tour de Beauce fits well into my buildup for the summer," Louder told Cyclingnews. "I have come back to Utah from Spain and taken a good break. I'm now training for what comes next and Beauce is well placed as an event to find my racing legs. Plus, I've always liked the race and it has treated me well in the past."
Louder returned home for a recent mid-season break following his participation in the Spring Classics and the Giro d'Italia, where teammate and current UCI Road World Champion Cadel Evans placed fifth overall.
The Professional Continental team's squad for Beauce includes Brent Bookwalter, who placed second in the Giro d'Italia prologue and Alexander Kristoff, who took third at the TD Bank Philadelphia International Cycling Championship two weeks ago. Jackson Stewart is also riding, as is John Murphy, Chris Barton, Chris Butler and Chad Beyer.
"Alexander Kristoff was third last weekend in Philadelphia, so he is obviously sprinting well right now; put him with John Murphy and that's a solid combo," Louder continued. "I think beyond that, the team is full of strong guys that are all great at racing aggressively, guys like Jackson Stewart or Chris Barton in particular.
"I think the key stage will be Megantic, and as far as that goes, I expect Chad Beyer and Chris Butler to both have good legs after having raced the Amgen Tour of California," he predicted.
"I expect to see us go for stages and see if we can't put someone on the podium in the end," added Louder. "I think that's probably everyone's goal. I do think that we have some solid guys who can fulfill these roles. I particularly expect our sprinters to show well if the race comes to a bunch kick.
"Personally, I hope for the best, but it's too soon to predict coming back to competition after almost a month away."
The Beauce region of the Province of Quebec may not boast the most mountainous terrain in the country but the esteemed Canadian event does include relentless back-to-back rollers of one and two kilometres in length that will take their toll on the riders.
The peloton will be treated to a mountaintop finish on the third stage. The route will begin in Saint-Georges and bring the riders 154km and finish atop the famed Mont Megantic, a nine-kilometre ascent that normally decides the overall classification.
"I like the Tour de Beauce because it's a race that is always dynamic and hard to predict," Louder said. "I like that every stage usually has a lot of action and it repays an opportunist who is willing to be in the break and be aggressive."
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Iveco Daily E6
Euro6 promises greater economy from Iveco's all rounder and a reinvigorated approach to UK minibus market
It is only a little over a year since Iveco launched the third generation of the Daily which was a ground up development of the rear wheel drive, separate chassis, front independent suspension, wide range concept that had first been introduced in 1978. This was superseded in 1999 by models that were the first commercials with common rail engines. The Daily E6 retains the same chassis with developments of the engine and a number of body enhancements.
In the 38 years to date, over 2.8m Daily variants have been built around the world. €500m was spent developing the third generation and roughly a further €100m has now been spent upgrading the range to satisfy Euro6 regulations and introduce other steps forward for the Daily E6 including innovations in connectivity and measures to further reduce total cost of ownership.
To launch the original Daily, Iveco dropped a van from a plane by parachute and for this occasion they went in the opposite direction, holding a press conference half way up the cable car journey from Courmayeur to the 11,358ft/3,462m summit of the Helbronner in the Italian Alps. Afterwards, the press went on to the top where a Daily E6 35-160 Hi-Matic van had been landed by helicopter and was displayed against a backdrop of the peak of Mont Blanc (or Monte Bianco as it is known in Italy).
Introducing the new model, Iveco brand spokesman, Pierre Lahutte, said that Iveco's values and the motivations behind the Daily E6 were technology, sustainability, low total cost of ownership and business partnership. He stressed the quality built in and said that the company's quality programme was really paying off. 2015 saw Daily achieve an 11.3% share of a European van and light truck market totalling 463,000 units and he predicted that total, and Iveco's share of it, would rise in 2016. Daily sales were up 20% on 2014 and a similar level of growth is anticipated this year.
There are said to be over 6,000 possible factory combinations within the Daily range which includes both single and twin rear wheel chassis and complete vans, trucks and minibuses. Of the complete directly Iveco supplied market, the main attraction for readers is the 6.5 tonne minibus range where the top of the range product is the Daily Tourys coach which can be supplied with up to 22 seats (plus courier) and up to 2.5 cubic metre rear luggage boot.
Minibuses accounted for 2,310 unit sales in Europe in 2015, which Iveco calculate is 12% of the market, their best performances being in Italy where they enjoy a 46% share, France (32%) and Spain (31%). The split between minibuses sold as complete vehicles by Iveco and minibuses supplied as chassis and then made into minibuses is approximately 60/40. Iveco works with around 50 bodybuilders in Europe, the Middle East and Africa including Israel.
Iveco also supplies vans specifically for conversion to minibuses. The nominally five tonne versions intended as minibuses are homologated to M rather than N standard and therefore have a permitted GVW of 5.6 tonnes rather than 5.2 tonnes, though there is physically no difference between the two.
As was the case at Euro5, there are two engine families, both of which are four-cylinder.
The F1A is a new 2.3-litre unit available with power outputs of 120hp, 140hp and 160hp that is said to have been re-engineered from the sump up. A weight reduced by 6% is one of the results. All variants are only homologated for light duty applications. For Euro6 it has been equipped with low pressure exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) as standard, having previously been SCR-only at Euro5. Significantly, a new multiple jet injection version with simplified after-treatment, scheduled for 2017, will meet the regulations concerning real driving emissions limits, mandated for 2020, some three years ahead of the required date.
Already equipped with EGR at Euro5, the larger F1C is a 3.0-litre unit which is offered with outputs of 150hp to 210hp is for light duty applications. The 210hp/150kW unit new, giving a peak torque figure of 470Nm. For heavy duty applications, the F1C is only offered as a 150hp or 180hp unit and only the 180hp can be supplied with the automatic transmission, rather than the manual. At Euro6, the 180hp delivers torque of 430Nm which is a 30Nm increase on the 400Nm of the 170hp unit previously standard. This extra umph comes from the use of new 2000bar low PM injectors, while optimised DPF regeneration has extended oil change intervals. Iveco claim that the changes at Euro6 including longer diesel engine oil change periods (up 25% to 50,000km) will result in 12% lower maintenance costs on top of which Euro6 should deliver an 8% fuel saving.
For all bus and coach applications, the important engine is the 3.0-litre F1C because the smaller 2.3-litre F1A is only homologated for light duty applications, and cannot be specified for bus applications. Accordingly, the company will not supply F1A powered vehicles for bus use. Some converters choose to circumvent this by choosing to convert pre-registered vans, although they risk homologation issues and registration difficulties in doing so. The same ruses and potential problems arise with light duty homologated versions of the F1C, including the 210hp option, though some examples are known to exist.
AdBlue usage is expected to be 3-4% of fuel usage and it has been calculated that the 25-litre tank should only need replenishing once every two months for most operations.
As well as the diesel options, the Daily can also be supplied as a bus with electric power or with a CNG engine. The electric is rather a niche product (only around 20 electric Dailys were sold last year) but can nevertheless be offered with a choice of 60 or 80kW electric motors, a GVW range of 3.5-5.6 tonnes and either one, two or three battery packs, depending on wheelbase and the range the purchaser requires. There is a weight penalty but apparently some countries, Italy included, give a GVW allowance for electric vehicles.
Available across the full 3.3-7.2 tonne range, the CNG fuelled alternatives are based on a 136hp 3.0-litre 'Natural Power' unit developing torque of 350Nm which is homologated for heavy duty applications, though it is truck derived. There are two versions: one is CNG only and the other has a petrol engine in addition to the CNG one. The petrol tank has only a 15-litre capacity and is intended as a get you home standby in case there is no gas supply available. It is only available with the manual gearbox.
In the unlikely event that you've wondered why some third generation Dailys have brightwork highlights to the grille and some don't, the answer is that the sparklier ones are models equipped with the eight-speed fully automatic HiMatic gearbox as also fitted in Jeep Cherokees and Grand Cherokees and also in certain Maserati models! This box is the reason that Iveco, somewhat ambitiously clam, 'Drive it and you buy it,' though the HiMatic, which is available across the range, also brings with it a number of other benefits including optional Driving Style Evaluation which makes real time economy suggestions. The Ecoswitch Pro system which calculates the load and reduces torque when it isn't needed is only available on 2.3-litre light duty models.
In the first year since its launch, 10,000 Daily customers have opted for the HiMatic, many of them minibus operators.
The alternative to the automatic is a five-speed manual transmission. Although the automated manual Agile transmission is still technically available it is not expected to be so for very long because of the superiority of the HiMatic option.
A new development across the Daily E6 range is the availability of a Telma LVRS600 electromagnetic retarder with the HiMatic gearbox; it was always required with the manual. Although it is available, Iveco stressed that the additional cost of the retarder is not essential for all minibus applications, because by programming the system to slightly increase the revs when decelerating, the engine brake alone is sufficient to meet the legal requirements without incurring the weight/cost penalty on the 7.0 tonne variants.
Minibus options
Standard equipment on the Tourys includes LED interior lights and individual air conditioning vents, while options include a built in SatNav and reversing camera, LCD monitor, a fridge, coffee machine and individual USB ports. There is also a less well specified version called the Line which can be supplied in three lengths with between 16 and 22 seats (without courier). The 22-seat version does not have the boot but the 21 plus driver variant does. Aftermarket converted rear lift equipped versions are also available.
Increased comfort
Driver comfort has been increased across the range with the driving seat now mounted 15mm lower. The wheel has been reduced in diameter by 20mm and is mounted seven degree nearer vertical which is said to improve handling and comfort. There are minor changes such as the redesigning of some of the storage areas for bits and pieces (there are 18 of them) to make them more accessible, but the most welcome will be a 4dBa reduction in cab noise levels, which, if I'm right that 3dBa is an order of magnitude, means that it should be less than half as noisy as previously.
The world has become hooked on instant widespread communication and new connectivity options are being offered across the Daily range, though only the required starting point, a DAB radio system, is standard. You can go beyond this and specify the Daily UP system that automatically establishes a Bluetooth connection via the radio. Options for it include: a driving style evaluator, the Sygic Professional GPS navigation system, real time vehicle systems monitoring (extended dashboard) and an interactive user handbook. You can also control your own music
and entertainment systems and equipment and there is an optional adjustable laptop, tablet and smart phone holder. Users will be able to connect their own existing devices rather than buying units that are dedicated to the vehicle.
Daily manufacturing
All complete Daily E6 models are built at the Suzzara plant in Italy. Currently some Daily chassis are constructed at Valadolid in Spain but I understand the plan is to transfer this work to Suzzara, although at present the Italian plant is unable to meet the level of demand. Its capacity, currently 300 Dailys a day, is to be expanded.
Irisbus supplied bus versions are completed as vans at Suzzara with the power door already in place (if specified) and the windows also installed. They are then transferred to the premises of the independent coachbuilder, Mussa & Graziano, where they are converted. On versions with a rear luggage boot facility, the base vehicle arrives with van doors and the converter installs the luggage area with its cantilevered door and large rear window.
On the road
Road tests around the Courmayeur area gave the opportunity to sample the new models, among them the Daily Tourys coach, which carries only the name, not a chassis descriptor. This was mounted on a 6.5tonne GVW chassis with HiMatic automatic transmission and the 3.0-litre heavy duty engine developing 125kW/180hp and torque of 430Nm. This had the 4,100mm wheelbase. Features included the LDWS lane departure warning system and cruise control.
It did not have the Telma fitted and it was demonstrated that the exhaust brake facility is very effective without it. Changing from the HiMatic was invariably seamless and although it was not fully laden it seemed to have plenty of power, with plenty of torque low down. One bugbear is that it still has the old mechanical handbrake, for now.
As examined with options including USB points, courier seat, back sensors, reversible air conditioning, and a multimedia system, the European price of this 19 seat coach was €91,500 (£71,187).
All Tourys coach models have rear air suspension as standard in addition to the independent front suspension, also standard across the Daily range and if the Italian roads meant that it was still quite lively over the rear wheels, it was infinitely more comfortable than the earlier generation (and presumably non air suspended) Daily we had travelled from Milan to Courmayeur on.
Bus developments
The man responsible for the Minibus and Chassis business line of the Daily range is Christophe Longuet, an enthusiastic Frenchman who took on the job after a spell with Iveco's South African operations. He believes there is a great deal of potential for increased Daily sales in the UK, as Sylvain Blaise, Iveco's Head of Global Bus, had indicated when I spoke to him last year, though still no sign of anything from the full sized range.
Last year Iveco supplied 85 minibuses in the UK, all of which were seven tonne chassis. Christophe would like to see that figure increase to at least 5% of the 3.5-7.0 tonne market which would equate to around 250 units.
For the first time in some years, a dedicated minibus specialist has been appointed. He is Ali Abdi, who has previously spent 18 months with Iveco UK as an intern.
This week's CV Show in Birmingham was significant in that it marked the debut of the first Daily Tourys + to satisfy ECE R66 rollover requirements, as all such vehicles will have to from 1 November 2017. Since last year this has been mandatory for newly homologated minibuses, hence the need to certify the UK coach which has three point seatbelts rather than the standard two point ones. I had not seen the coach at the time of going to press but I understand that it features a slightly sunken gangway, 19 Kiel Avance (rather than Lazzerini) seats with three point belts and a lateral slide facility. These have a mounting point on the body side. The overhead parcel racks have been raised by 10cm on each side and the 2.5 cubic metre boot is retained. Apparently, the additional structural strength is achieved by reinforcing the pillars, with the result that there is no additional intrusion within the passenger area.
I understand it is likely to be the next Kortrijk show before the first left hand drive examples are exhibited.
No go ahead for it has yet been given but another development being investigated is an option for a higher/deeper front screen that would greatly improve the view for passengers.
Christophe is also developing a new scheme called Busmasters, scheduled for launch next month, which will essentially be a bodybuilder approval scheme for those offering conversions of Daily vans and coachbuilt products on Daily chassis, rather than an approval system for individual conversions. It means that Iveco will have checked the bodybuilder and its systems though it does not involve the base vehicle manufacturer taking on any liability for a conversion. Assessment will be annual and already 20 bodybuilders across Europe have been assessed.
Last word
The Daily has always been good to drive and these latest developments only enhance this. For chassis versions, nothing in its class or price bracket offers the same power or weight capacity. The moves to take the UK minicoach market more seriously are long overdue and providing they are backed up by the level of aftermarket support that customers expect there is no reason why Daily sales should not rise in future years.
PS. Now all they've got to do is get that van back down again. Some poor agency driver may be in for a shock!


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RV Living – Niagara Falls and Home sweet home…Rochester, NY
Aug. 19- Sept.1
We arrived at Holley Ridge Golf & RV resort after a long 10 hr. day of driving from Michigan. Mark was wiped out but I was eager to go and explore my old "neck of the woods" hometown of Spencerport. Carson, Kennedy and I jumped in Max aka the jeep and drove the 20 minutes to check out the house I grew up in located on South Union St. It had been 20 yrs. since I've been back and I was excited to see the area. As we were driving by, the current owners were outside so I pulled in and introduced myself and the kids. They were wonderful and let us take a walk around the property. Everything looked great and so much better than I remember. It's big old farmhouse that was built in 1810 with a horseshoe driveway along with several barns and cornfields surround it. It's quite rural, I regret that I didn't get any photos. It was fun sharing, with the current owners, some of the things that were different and the history when I grew up there.
On Sunday, we made our way to Niagara Falls Canada. When I was a kid, we went there numerous times and it wasn't that big of a deal. It was great now visiting with our family and experiencing it with new eyes. What a spectacular creation of nature! We did the behind the falls tour which was cool peeking through a cave-like opening and seeing the gazillion gallons of gushing water. We had dinner in the revolving restaurant on top of the Skylon Tower building so we had the privilege of seeing the sights from an incredible view.
During the week, we visited with my cousin as well as some of my childhood friends. Breakfast in Webster with Robbie, dinner with the Tata's and the Mammoliti's. We also went boating on Lake Ontario with the Tata's, riding the wave runner and hanging out. Lunch at Dominic's deli Calabrasella's, hair appointments at Debbie's salon, Studio Expo.
One of Mark's passions is researching our ancestors, he's done a ton of work on Ancestry.com learning about our past. There is all sorts of information that can be input and photos of gravesites is one of those pieces of information so needless to say, we toured a few of the cemeteries to seek out the gravesites of my relatives. A bit of an unusual family outing. It was interesting and actually fun, kind of like a scavenger hunt. That's how I was selling it anyway. Although, I don't think the kids ever got on board, guess I can't blame them. LOL….
To offset the cemetery experience we took a day trip to Darien Lake Amusement park. I think we made up for the psychological damage? Finally, we concluded our time at the Holley Ridge Golf & RV resort with a round of golf. It was a beautiful day to "knock" the ball around…which is what we did. Luckily it was the end of the day and there weren't many people on the course.
Overall a great trip of reconnection, I'm so thankful for all the love I felt visiting with everyone, reminiscing about memories of our youth and sharing our thoughts about our families and the future.
Now on to Hershey, PA for some chocolate and Zac Brown!!!


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Like so many Canadian hockey stories, this one starts on a backyard rink. Four kids, separated by 11 years but brought together by a shared love of the game, hit the ice before school, after school, whenever a free moment allows.
It was on that rink, in the backyard of Peter and Ann-Marie Spooner's home in Scarborough, Ont., where a future Olympic gold medallist first left her mark.
"I've got a spot right in the middle of my forehead that Natalie left me with," Doug Spooner says about his sister. "She came up a little high with the stick."
"I guess we were pretty competitive," Natalie says about her three older brothers. "I think I was the one normally hurting them, by accident."
Doug and Natalie fall second and fourth in line among their siblings. As they got older, they – along with brothers Rick and Ian – took over building the rink from their dad and making sure it was always playable, day or night.
"The Christmas lights didn't get to go on the front of the house anymore," says Doug. "They got put around the fence in the backyard and that's what kept the rink lit."
Once other kids in the neighbourhood realized the ice was in at the Spooners', they'd be over too. "If there wasn't enough people around [for a game], my dad, who didn't play hockey, was inventing drills and trying to figure out how to do some skill development from what he could glean from watching TV," says Doug.
Last Christmas, at Rick's home in Seattle, was the first time in a long time that all four siblings shared the same ice. "We're not going to get all together this year because I won't be out there," says Doug. "I'll be at the Air Canada Centre."
Doug is the venue operations lead in Toronto for the 2017 IIHF World Junior Championship. He – and his team of eight volunteers – will oversee everything being shipped and received into the venue, and that spaces are set up properly for the teams.
This isn't the first time he's has helped Toronto put on a large international sporting event. He worked at the 2015 Pan Am Games, but volunteering for the World Juniors is something entirely different.
"It's the best tournament in the world," says Doug, whose day job is as an advisor for Metrolinx. "It happens at the best time of year, people are together. My memories of watching it are with my family in my parents' living room. And then also thinking about the opportunities my sister has had and winning that gold medal in Russia and just how excited we were as a family. Knowing that someone is going to win this World Juniors here and get to go give their mom a hug, and that I can do whatever I can to help volunteer and make sure that that happens and the tournament runs smooth, I think that's what that's what I'm excited about."
Growing up, once Boxing Day came the Christmas gear was put away and the hockey jerseys were pulled out. But with multiple siblings soon playing university hockey and life taking others elsewhere, viewing habits change.
Doug played with the University of Waterloo Warriors. The former captain and CIS Academic All-Canadian sits 12th on the school's all-time scoring list.
One holiday the team travelled to Switzerland to play; "I was calling back home saying, 'I can't get the [World Juniors] scores, who's winning?'"
Another year Rick, living in the U.S., couldn't see the games; Doug flipped his computer around so its camera was facing the TV and Rick could watch along with everyone else.
Eventually a new holiday tradition was born. The Nations Cup is an annual tournament played in Germany the first week of the New Year. Natalie played it three times, 2009-2011, with Canada's National Women's Development Team when it was known as the MLP Cup.
"I started leaving right after Christmas," says Natalie, "so my brothers then followed me at the MLP Cup. We'd get to watch a few World Juniors games on the road. The other times we'd check up on the scores. It was in our [team] newsletter every day."
The year Doug was in Switzerland with Waterloo, he, Ian and their parents jumped over to Ravensberg to watch a few of Natalie's games.
This year the family will start the holidays spread out across the continent. However, as it's done so often in the past, the World Juniors will eventually bring them together.
"I'll have some family at the rink," says Doug. "I won't get to spend as much time as I normally would with them, and we won't be in the living room, but we'll actually be in the rink together."


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text: Colton Bailey - January 11, 2019 New Archery Release Aids for 2019 Tru-Fire Clutch Bow Release (Jeff Phillips photo) The ATA Show is all about the must-see products coming to market. We archers eagerly await the new year and the showroom floor to get a glimpse of what products we can get our hands on for the 2019 season.One of the categories archers rave about is release aids. Release aids have come along way over the years, and there is no shortage of options and styles to choose from. Here are a few of the new releases for 2019.Maybe one of them will convince you that is time to upgrade.Carter Enterprises ConvertibleThe brand new Convertible from Carter Enterprises is a unique release aid. It hands you the keys to multiple trigger finger options in a single trigger release. You can shoot with the two- or three-finger standard handle thumb activation or – with a simple 180-degree flip of the release and the thumb knob – you can be sending arrows toward your desired target with a third finger activation. If you begin to form bad habits and start to have that "punchy" feel with the thumb trigger, this is when the option to go into the third finger activation really shines. With a removable variable-position Adjusto Trigger that doubles as either a pulling peg or a thumb trigger, the Convertible could be a great fit to your archery arsenal and help improve your groups in a hurry. Cobra SwitchCobra has a brand new release called the Switch hitting the shelves in 2019, designed for both the target archer as well as the hunter. The Switch is both a thumb release as well as a back tension release combined into one feature-packed release aid. This design essentially creates an all-new release firing style, as both shooting styles can be used simultaneously. The name Switch comes from the quick single-step process to switch shooting styles. With a fully enclosed caliper, the Switch is perfect for hunting situations, as you can leave the release hanging from your D-loop as you await that trophy of a lifetime. Hot Shot Archery HazeThe new Haze from Hot Shot Archery was designed specifically with the hunter in mind. If you have used a wrist strap release all your life but have wanted to try a hand-held release only to refrain because of the fear of change, the Haze might be for you. With the best of both worlds, the Haze is a new hand-held release that still contains a wrist strap to give hunters that secure and familiar feel they have been accustomed to. The Haze is a rather neat design that fits a specific niche in the archery world. The leather strap will provide a sense of comfort and additional support as you attempt to make your shot count in the moment of truth. The Haze has a 360-degree adjustable thumb barrel for maximum comfort, an ultra-crisp trigger with adjustable tensions and is available in three- and four-finger models. It also contains an internal actuating system that makes the release extremely quiet. If you are a hunter afraid of change, the Haze could be a great bridge for you to see if hand-held releases are your cup of tea.T.R.U. Ball Copperhead TCT.R.U. Ball's Copperhead TC hits the market as a new release aid with the popular Cinch web-style strap. An extremely comfortable and reliable style of release, the Copperhead has a fully independent dual caliper jaw. The Cinch Strap is a micro-adjustable web strap that consists of a single socket head screw that can be adjusted for any draw length and then locked into place for your exact position. You can adjust trigger pressure to your desired pressure and secure it with a lock screw as well. The new Copperhead is available with a tan anodized head in a large size with a black buckle and strap, making it a visually appealing and reliable release.Tru-Fire ClutchTru-Fire is bringing the all-new Clutch to archers around the world in 2019. The Clutch is a sturdy and reliable one-piece steel body frame release aid with an aesthetically pleasing design. The Clutch includes the Fold-Back Buckle Strap that allows for noise-free treestand climbing and reduced noise from a dangling release. With an adjustable trigger travel and an adjustable brake-pad style trigger pressure, you can fine tune and adjust the release to best fit your desired release specs. The Clutch entails precision milled caliper jaws that allow long life of your D-loop and a locking length adjustment to secure the best draw length for repeated mechanics and accurate shots. The Clutch is your classic simple wrist release aid design with huge results.T.R.U. Ball HT Hybrid FlexThe HT Hybrid Flex is a new sleek and sharp all aluminum body release with a brass insert to increase the total mass weight that is built with target archers in mind. T.R.U. Ball aimed to get the best of both worlds by having the ability to shoot the release as the weight of the original aluminum HT, or by adding the included brass insert for practically the weight of the HT Pro (4 ounces), an all brass handle. With newly added articulating finger pieces, the HT Hybrid Flex now has the versatility of a three-finger or four-finger model, with all options included with the release. Because of the past popularity with the HT micro-adjustable speed dial sear with lock screw, the HT Hybrid Flex comes with that as well, but an optional fast sear will be sold separately. The HT Hybrid Flex features a black head and finger pieces and is available in black, red and blue handles in medium or large sizes. GET THE NEWSLETTER Join the List and Never Miss a Thing. Sign Me Up


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Drishti Beats specializes in downtempo, chill, electronic production perfect for finding your bliss. Over the past five years, the Drishti Beats live band has been leaving its mark on the festival circuit with their powerful, one of a kind, live sets incorporating their music into a yoga class journey. The music production, along with masterful yoga teachings, create an experience of dynamic vibes and yoga flow.
" A true gem nestled among the massive line up at Mysteryland 2019 is an act that is always a must-see."
- Hidden Temple (Coming Winter 2019)
- Oasis (2019)
- Waterfall (2019)
- Vitality (Axel Thesleff Remix) (2019)
- You Feel It Too (Edamame Remix) (2019)
- You Feel It Too (2018)
- It's All Good (2018)
- It's All About The Music (2017)
- Defeat Gravity (2017)
- Mellow (2017)
- Paradise High (2017)
- Integration (2016)
- Breathe, Relax, Flow (2016)
- Golden Voice (2015)
- Santoor Chop (2015)
- Vitality (2015)
- Relieve The Stress (2015)
- Time Flies (2015)
- Journey(2015)
- Journey(Clozze Remix) (2015)
Performances and Appearances
- Electric Daisy Carnival - Las Vegas, NV
- Lightning In A Bottle - Bradley, CA
- Mysteryland U.S.A - Bethal Woods, NY
- Mysteryland - Haarlemmermeer, Netherlands
- Sonic Bloom - Hummingbird Ranch, CO
- Arise Music Festival - Loveland, CO
- Elements Music & Art Festival - Lakewood, PA
- Enchanted Forest Gathering - Laytonville, CA
- Floyd Yoga Jam - Floyd, VA
- Yoga On The Mountain, Snowmass, CO
- Telluride Yoga Festival - Telluride, CO
- Steamboat Movement Fest - Steamboat, CO
- Yoga Expo, Vancouver, Los Angeles
" As the sun's golden rays began to stretch long over the lush greenery surrounding Mysteryland, Drishti's sounds washed over the packed Healing Garden stage. As attendees found their zen amongst the madness, Drishti carried the vibe perfectly as day turned to night. "
— Logan Garrison, EDM Identity, Mysteryland 2019
A true gem nestled among the massive line up at Mysteryland 2019 is an act that is always a must-see.
Drishti Beats create emotional, communal experience by blending chill electronic music and community focus.
The unique focus of this family of musicians, instructors, DJs, vocalists and rappers offers a music experience like no other that is specifically tailored to yoga.
Eloquently fusing together deep downtempo, chill electronic, and middle eastern-influenced melodies, Drishti Beats provides a powerful energetic feel-good vibe.
~ Dailybeat.com
The combination of community focus and electronic music makes Drishti Beats a natural fit for the world of EDM.
A unique blend of downtempo electronic music, smooth vocals, hip hop beats and sax that, when combined with gooey Vinyasa sequencing, would allow people to immerse themselves completely into the movement.


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For the discerning smart home. Generation 1 of our Touch Pure switch is an elegant, frameless touch switch with a high-quality 3D printed high-quality glass front. From the switch, you can control lighting, shading, multiroom audio and other central functions in your Loxone Smart Home - all with just a gentle touch on the capacitive touchpoints.
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Tegu Sticky Monsters FinkleBear is a warm-hearted mischief-maker reminding us not to take life too seriously, and knows that laughter is the best medicine.
If you find a whoopee cushion on your chair, thank local prankster FinkleBear.
The Tegu Sticky Monsters are a cozy group of friends with rambunctious personalities. This chummy troupe of scallywags always STICK together. Fully Compatible with ALL other Tegu Magnetic Wooden Sets.
Brilliantly simple and premium heirloom-quality toy that will last for generations.
Tegu are curiously attractive and perfect for those seeking toys supporting open-ended and unscripted play.
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Today's horoscope suggests a turn toward thinking about investments, both long and short term. This is a time to seek out ways to improve your immediate financial standing as well as your long term portfolio.
Matters both practical and philosophical occupy a great deal of thought in the near future. .
Time to catch up on all those bookkeeping chores you've been putting off for weeks. This is the perfect day to get things done and organized. Plenty of time to relax tonight.
Your ability to communicate well with co-workiers will be especially important today, as you may find some young person needs your help and advice.
Your light will shine brightest as part of a larger, group project at this time. Don't be afraid of being lost in the shuffle; your efforts will not go unnoticed.
You may think you can't handle the project you've been offered, but rest assured, you can. First you must delegate some of the responsibility to others.
A chance may well arise today to invest in a sure-fire scheme. Don't hesitate, as the act you perform today will come back to you a hundred-fold.
Insights into your financial well being are coming fast and strong today. Make plans, because now is the time to put those plans into action.
Boundless energy is yours today, and may continue for some time to come. Use it to get things done around the office or partake of a new sporting event.
The energy you're currently putting into relationships with those around you will soon pay off. Great friendships are made, not found.
You may be feeling a strong desire to change at this time, but before making any decisions which could affect you financially, think carefully.
You're happiest with anonymity, but forget it; your recent decision at work has put you in the limelight, so you may as well enjoy it. Group activities take you where you need to be.
Cutting through the red tape is easier today than it has been for a while. It's time to strike out on your own and get things done the way they should be.
Don't be afraid to speak up for a co-worker or even a higher up who is being denigrated. Your opinion carries a lot of weight, so go ahead and use it.


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iOS App Release Notes
App Version 2.5.7 - Released 4 June 2019
- Fixed Italian localization issues.
App Version 2.5.5 - Released 19 May 2019
- Fixed an issue with the "Add a pod to my account" link loading the wrong URL.
App Version 2.5.4 - Released 25 April 2019
- Italian localisations.
- Bug fixes for primary device and font styling in Privacy mode.
App Version 2.5.3 - Released 11 April 2019
- Fixed a bug where placeholder cells could appear on the Manage Security Events view.
- Fixed a bug where text could overlap on iPhone 5S using non-English language settings.
- Removed message about changes to security settings taking 20 minutes to take effect, as they now take effect instantly.
- Added handling for a condition preventing the Manage Security Events view from opening for some users.
- Crash fixes.
App Version 2.5.2 - Released 31 March 2019
- As part of our 2.5.2 version, you'll see a redefined menu for enhanced in-app experience
- Adaptive WiFi™, HomePass® and AI Security™ - Now in their individual tabs for quick access.
- Secure & Protect is now Online protection - Same level of real-time threat protection against malware, crypto-mining, botnets and other online threats. Only a new name!
- Improved visualization of all security events - Visually monitor security events for the past 30 days, including interactive filtering by event type and a per day zoom by scrubbing the graph for a detailed list of events. Find this under AI Security>Manage security events
- We've also added our newest feature in the Plume AI Security suite - Advanced IoT Protection. For maximum protection, this feature will be enabled for all Plume members on April 15.
- Advanced IoT Protection - Helps protect your IoT devices like thermostats, cameras, lights, doorbells, coffee machines and more from hackers and cybercriminals by continuously monitoring for suspicious activity using machine learning and anomaly detection. If a device is compromised, Plume would block suspicious traffic and quarantine the device. You'll be alerted immediately through the app with recommended next steps. You can also disable this feature with tap of a button.
App Version 2.4.2 - Released 15 February 2019
- Bug fixes.
App Version 2.4.1 - Released 20 December 2018
- Fixed a bug causing some users to see wrong support links and app name.
App Version 2.3.1 - Released 15 December 2018
- Fixed a crash affecting some users
App Version 2.3 - Released 10 December 2018
- Bug fixes and performance improvements
App Version 2.2.2 - Released 15 October 2018
- Bug fixes and performance improvements
App Version 2.2.1 - Released 2 October 2018
Announcing People Profiles, Secure & Protect, Adblocking, and Content Filtering!
- You can now create profiles to organise and manage devices for everyone in your home. From each person's profile (or for any device), you can enable "Secure & Protect", "Adblocking", and various content filters.
- Secure & Protect checks for malicious sites, such as ones known to host malware or phishing content, and automatically blocks access. Content filters will let you restrict web content to sites appropriate for kids, teenagers, or simply to block 'adult themed content'. And if you have specific sites you want to approve or block, you can manage them manually too.
App Version 2.1.1 - Released 31 July 2018
- Minor bug fixes
- UI improvements
App Version 2.1.0 - Released 24 June 2018
- Our early supporters can now purchase starter packs and are gifted a lifetime Plume membership!
- Bug fixes for device freeze functionality, port reservations, and various other issues
App Version 2.0.2 - Released on 19 June 2018
- Minor bug fixes
App Version 2.0.1 - Released on 12 June 2018
- Introducing Plume SuperPods, the newest member of our family, delivering next-generation performance for an unparalleled Wi-Fi experience. Additionally, we have you covered with Plume membership—our way of making sure that you're always getting the best we have to offer.
- Need Plume in a second home or office? Now you can manage multiple networks from the same app.
App Version 1.9.1 - Released on 25 April 2018
- Minor bug fixes
App Version 1.9 - Released on 12 April 2018
- Starting today, you can measure download and upload speeds using the Plume app. Simply open your Plume app, select your phone from the device grid, and check the Internet speed to your phone.
- We also included bug fixes and usability improvements to make the app better than ever.
App Version 1.8.2 - Released on 23 February 2018
- Improved notification behaviour
- Minor bug fixes
App Version 1.8 - Released on 21 December 2017
- New: Plume HomePass® for Guest Access
- Share your Wi-Fi safely and easily with a single network
- Control guest access to any of your devices
- Limit guests to Internet only access
- Issue & revoke access with unique Wi-Fi passwords and expiry dates
- Improved: New layout for easy navigation
- iPhone X screen improvements
- Redesigned menus to quickly deliver HomePass guest access
- See which devices have Home Access, Guest Access, or Internet Only Access
- More easily rename your Pods any time
App Version 1.6 - Released on July 31, 2017
- New: Device Freeze: User can now disconnect a device from the Plume network immediately and select from the two scheduling options:
- - Until End of Day - Until 12AM that day
- Indefinitely - Forever; user will have an option to unfreeze the device until the end of a day
- New: Pod and Device Health Status. This measures the connection health of Pods and devices in the network. Health status available are Excellent, Good, Fair and Poor.
App Version 1.5 - Released June 12th, 2017
- Improved: See your new Wi-Fi Dashboard view by selecting the breathing Pod on the home screen
- New: Run speed tests to check that your ISP is delivering the DL & UL speeds you're paying for
- New: Inspect the consistency of ISP speed over the day, week, and month
- New: View and rank the most active devices on your network
- New: Check Wi-Fi connection quality in real time for Pods and Devices
- Improved: Pod naming receives a major refresh with new animations and improvements
App Version 1.4 - Released on March 23rd, 2017
- New: Pod positions are now remembered! Drag and arrange to represent spatial arrangements of rooms in home.
- New: Pods grow in size based on the number of devices currently connected to it.
- Improved: Onboarding visuals and animations have been thoroughly polished for all iPhone screen sizes.
- Improved: Add nicknames for connected devices to reveal icons based on top keywords . Ex "Sonos Play 5", "Lifx Bedroom", "ebook reader".
App Version 1.3.1 - Released on February 26, 2017
- Fix: Bug fixes and UI tweaks
App Version 1.3 - Released on February 20th, 2017
- New: Reserve DHCP IP addresses for any device
- New: Open ports in the firewall with port forwarding
- New: Configure your own custom DNS
- Improved: Enhanced Optimisation notification
- New: See your devices connected via Ethernet
- Fix: Bug fixes and UI tweaks
App Version 1.2 - Released January 31st, 2017
- Improved: Connected Devices view - Offline devices now show when they last connected
- New: Quickly see which Plume Pod a device is currently connected to
- New: Provide clear feedback on connection status when the Plume app launches
- Improved: We continue to polish the UI with each release
- Fix: Bug fixes and UI tweaks
App Version 1.1.2 - Released January 18th, 2017
- Fix: UI tweaks and bug fixes, including eliminating the rare case of a blank screen when opening the app.
App Version 1.1.1 - Released January 11th, 2017
- Fix: UI tweaks and bug fixes.
App Version 1.1 - Released December 19th, 2016
- New: Pod detail screens showcase the adaptive nature of your Plume network. In a few taps, view the devices currently connected to a particular Plume Pod. Over time, intelligently migrate from one Pod to another to ensure an optimal connection.
App Version 1.0.5 - Released December 10th, 2016
- Fix: UI tweaks and bug fixes.
App Version 1.0.4 - Released December 5th, 2016
- Fix: UI tweaks and bug fixes.
App Version 1.0.3 - Released December 2nd, 2016
- New: Add new Pods feature added
- New: Offline devices added
App Version 1.0.2 - Released November 22nd, 2016


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