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Microsoft has responded to European Union allegations that it is overcharging rivals for information that would make their products work better with Windows. The software maker also repeated its request for more guidance on what regulators consider to be an acceptable price.
Demand for a free vaccine against cervical cancer is outstripping supply in New Hampshire, which was the first state in the country to approve free distribution of the vaccine, which protects girls against four strains of a sexually transmitted infection called human papillomavirus, or HPV.
The World Bank's board on Friday ordered an ad hoc group to discuss the fate of President Paul Wolfowitz, whose leadership has been thrown into turmoil by revelations that he helped his girlfriend get a high-paying job.
Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass. and chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" that a bill requiring companies to hold advisory votes on executive pay is a "moderate" piece of legislation and would cause no harm.
Back on April 2, the Supreme Court handed down a decision that is the basis for Cramer's weeklong "Green Day" series, in which the Court effectively made it profitable to start investing in companies that help cut back on pollution and clean up the environment. Today he's talking water.Investing can be confusing. Luckily, Cramer has mapped out some road rules for all you Home Gamers trying to navigate the jungle that is Wall Street. Think of it as "Mad Money 101" –- some fundamental advice to keep in mind as you play the market. Whether you're a first time investor or a seasoned financier, it's always good to remember the basics.
The big week in Internet earnings reaches a crescendo this afternoon when Google reports earnings. These numbers come at a fascinating time in the company's history.Google has become a kind of financial underdog, compared to other big names in the sector, including Yahoo, which is still licking its wounds, and eBay, which is enjoying its second beat-and-raise quarter in a row. A strange position to be in for a company trading at nearly $500 a share.
If you went to bed and woke up this morning thinking the world was quiet and that today was going to be a light day at the office, you may want to call in, instead of relying on your BlackBerry. Research in Motion confirms a massive, system wide blackout affecting all its 8 million subscribers that began around 8 p.m. ET Tuesday, and while service is being restored, it is still sporadic and may take much of the day to get back on line completely.
Cramer is finally getting behind "green" companies - all because of a little Supreme Court decision handed down two weeks ago. Investing can be confusing. Luckily, Cramer has mapped out some road rules for all you Home Gamers trying to navigate the jungle that is Wall Street. Think of it as "Mad Money 101" –- some fundamental advice to keep in mind as you play the market. Whether you're a first time investor or a seasoned financier, it's always good to remember the basics.
Google's acquisition of DoubleClick wasn't much of a surprise since blogs and news coverage over the past few weeks have indicated that the company was in play and had several suitors, including Microsoft, Google, Yahoo and various others.But the big surprise happened over the weekend when we found out that Microsoft was building a coalition of companies to come out against the deal, and that the anti-trust poster-company was now playing the part of victim. Needless to say, this pot-calling-the-kettle-black legal strategy is raising some eyebrows.
Britain's Tate & Lyle said on Tuesday it had filed a case in the United States against three Chinese firms alleging infringement of its patents covering the manufacture of zero-calorie sweetener sucralose.
Virgin Media will argue rival BSkyB has abused a dominant position when their cable versus satellite row over Sky channels reaches court but competition lawyers believe it will be difficult to prove.
RadioShack was sued on Monday by the Texas Attorney General's office, which charged that the electronics retailer exposed consumers to potential identity theft by dumping data such as addresses and credit-card numbers in a trash bin behind one of its stores.
The European Commission confirmed Tuesday it had opened an antitrust probe into the way Apple's iTunes sells music online in coordination with major music companies.
The European Commission said Wednesday it was taking Spain to the EU's Court of Justice over the "unlawful" conditions Madrid put on E.On's multibillion euro bid to buy Spain's biggest electricity company, Endesa.
The U.S. House of Representatives on Friday voted to impose a Sept. 1, 2008, deadline for withdrawing all American combat troops from Iraq, prompting a quick veto promise from President George W. Bush.
New Jersey is the latest state where some legislators would like to ban text messaging while driving, sending a message to BlackBerry addicts who may have found a way to stay productive while sidelined by a traffic jam.
The chief executive of oil company Total was held for a second day of questioning Thursday in an investigation into the group's activities in Iran, while two other executives were released with no charges filed, the company said.
Former dot-com mogul Takafumi Horie was found guilty of securities laws violations and sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison on Friday, in a case that has come to symbolize the challenges Japan faces in policing rising startups.
Two former managers of German industrial group Siemens denied charges of breach of trust and bribery but acknowledged making payments to employees of Italy's Enel to secure gas-turbines contracts.
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Robot Submarine Wins with Debian
A robotic submarine driven by Debian has won first place in the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) competition run at a U.S. Naval facility. The Debian project lauds the participating undergrads from Cornell University.
The Cornell Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Team (CUAUV) consists of 35 students at Cornell University who gained recognition at the August 2009 AUSVI conference with their robotic submarine named Nova. The conference competition, now in its 12th year, requires entries to complete tasks through a rigorous underwater obstacle course without human intervention. The U.S. Navy provided the large acoustic testing pool. Among other things, the submarine needed to pass through a gate, ram a submerged buoy and fire a torpedo. The Cornell team was the only one among the 30 entries to complete the course, the last time being a team from MIT in 2002.
Benjamin Seidenberg, software team leader at CUAUV is full of praise for Debian: "Not only do we use it on the vehicle, we also run it on the computers in our lab and our servers, and use it to develop our custom electronics." The team reported using further open source software on the submarine, including OpenCV for image processing and Libdc1394 as an interface for its Firewire camera.
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Geely to unveil first Lynk model at Shanghai auto showMon, 27, Feb 2017
Geely will showcase its first model for Lynk & CO -- the 01 compact crossover -- at the Shanghai auto show in April. It will go on sale in China in the fourth quarter of 2017, followed by Europe and the U.S. in the first quarter of 2019. Originally, Lynk was to debut in Europe and the U.S. in 2018.
Buick Enclave grows more muscular for 2018Tue, 21, Feb 2017
The redesigned 2018 Buick Enclave will be sleeker and more muscular than the current version, spy photos shot in the Detroit area indicate. The exterior of the large crossover is less rigid and bulbous than the first generation and features Buick's new signature styling that debuted on the popular Avenir concept sedan at the 2015 Detroit auto show.
Mitsubishi revives Eclipse badge for new compact crossoverTue, 14, Feb 2017
Mitsubishi will resurrect the venerable Eclipse name in the new compact crossover it unveils at next month's Geneva auto show, hoping to marshal memories of the popular sporty coupe that helped build the brand's reputation for performance.
Ford Expedition slims down with aluminum body for 2018Tue, 07, Feb 2017
The 2018 Ford Expedition's sweeping overhaul includes a slimmed-down aluminum body, updated powertrain, more interior legroom and 40 new technology features. Ford is counting on the makeover to make the aged Expedition more competitive in a large SUV market that grew 15 percent to 621,277 vehicles in 2016.
VW tips hat to pop-up campers with Atlas 'Weekender'Wed, 08, Feb 2017
Volkswagen is featuring an accessory-laden "Weekender" concept of its new Atlas crossover at the Chicago auto show, with a visual -- if not completely functional -- hat-tip to its pop-up camper vans.
Cute-utes and swinging gates: What people are saying about the Ford EcoSportTue, 07, Feb 2017
Ford is arriving late to one of the hottest segments in the U.S. auto industry: subcompact crossovers. Ford will formally offer a subcompact crossover when the North American version of the EcoSport goes on sale in early 2018. Here's what people are saying about the EcoSport.
Gaping maws, laces and halos: What people are saying about the Audi Q8Tue, 31, Jan 2017
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From the time we booked our room to the stay at Storrs Gate House it was an amazing experience. Vince and Shirley really know how to take care of guests and they have lovingly taken care of their property as well. This reflects from each aspect of the property and we will be going back soon to stay with them again.
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Thank you so much for your kind review - we are so pleased you enjoyed your stay and look forward to your next visit! Many thanks for choosing us.
Bed and Breakfast of the Year, Cumbria Tourism Awards 2009. Storrs Gate House has a five star grading with Visit Britain.
Vince and Shirley welcome you to our luxury family-run country guest house, situated opposite lake Windermere.
We are delighted to present 7 beautiful en suite bedrooms and suites with the attention to detail and furnishings worthy of any highly rated large hotel, but with the friendly atmosphere of a welcoming B&B. After a comfortable night in a sumptuous 4-poster or king-size bed, wake up to a refreshing power shower with luxury toiletries by the White Company followed by personal service at breakfast, where you will dine at individual tables looking out over romantic private gardens. Enjoy excellent home cooking using fresh and local produce, home-made jams, marmalades, yoghurt and muffins, free-range farm eggs, gold award winning Cumberland sausage or vegetarian options. Ample private parking is provided in our grounds. For the less mobile, we can offer 2 elegant ground-floor bedrooms and wheelchair access with separate ramped entrance, information sheet available.
A stunning lakeside stroll will take you into Bowness-on-Windermere in just 15 minutes with an abundance of restaurants, shops and activities to choose from.
Two luxurious ground floor en suite rooms with wheelchair access. One 4-poster with adjoining lounge and a 4-poster with adjoining dressing room. Children welcome from age 12.
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Hopes of repeating Britain's dazzling success in the pool faded today after the men and women swimmers got off to a disappointing start.
Gemma Spofforth narrowly missed out on a medal in the women's 100m backstroke, finishing a "painful" fourth just 0.04 seconds behind American Margaret Hoelzer.
The 20-year-old said: "I'm sure I will calm down and realise I finished fourth in an Olympic final, but at the moment it's just so painful to look up at that scoreboard and be so close to gold.
"It went much better than yesterday. I knew I had to go out much faster and one place I needed to improve was my turn and I think I did that."
Joanne Jackson's dreams of clinching a second Olympic medal were dashed when she failed to qualify for the 200m freestyle final.
The 21-year-old claimed a bronze in the 400 metres freestyle yesterday behind team-mate and new Olympic champion Rebecca Adlington, who took gold from American favourite Katie Hoff by just seventh hundredths of a second.
However Scotswoman Caitlin McClatchey earned herself a place in the final, finishing third in her heat behind world record holder Federica Pelligrini to qualify in seventh place in a time of 1:57.73.
In the men's 100m backstroke final, Briton Liam Tancock finished sixth as American Aaron Peirsol won the race and smashed his own world record.
Tancock, the world record holder in the 50m event, led the field at the turn with a split well inside world record pace but the early exertions caught up with the 23-year-old and he was steadily reeled in by Peirsol and the rest of the field.
Michael Phelps won his third gold medal in three days and broke his second individual world record of the Games when he obliterated the field in the final of the 200m freestyle.
His time of 1 min 42.96 secs was almost a full second under the mark he set at the world championships in Melbourne in March last year and the American was so dominant he had clear water between himself and second placed Park Tae-hwan of South Korea.
Britain's women's hockey team managed to keep their Olympic hopes alive after fighting back from 2-0 down to finish in a 2-2 draw with Argentina.
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This instructable will show you how you can use an old credit card, or similar, to make a simple earbud organiser.
Find an old plastic card of some type. I used an expired gift credit card. Commercial organisers tend to be too small for my liking, leaving the cable ...
Start with the jack under and just a little to the side of the middle cutouts, and then wind the cable through the little notch on the side.
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When it's time to face it
Does it ever go away?
When you try to embrace it
Will the feelings be the same?
So young, so innocent,
But it's only just a game.
It's not you
But you want it to be
Don't want to hear the truth,
It will sting like a bee.
My tears don't seem to matter
No matter how many fall,
I want to cry no more
I'm losing them all.
Scared, I may be
To see the tables turn.
What has to happen?
Will they ever learn?
My hands are clenched,
My nuckles are burning,
To know all the lies,
For the one they are serving.
Go on with life,
That's what they tell me.
But I'm scared for them
My heart is melting.
His kingdom will come,
His will, will be done,
Only through Him
Will you become one.
I can't do anymore,
I've done my part
Everytime you hurt
Breaks a piece of my heart.
To you all....if you feel it...this is for you. Love, SHI
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A selection of reviews from this week's Alternative Weekly.
Do Your Own Laundry, You Jerk
(Sisters' Collective)
"Feminist agitpop", the big trend of early 2000, seems to need a shot in the arm, and boy (!) does it get it on Strong Womyn's latest release. The band consists of two angry lesbians, one recovering heterosexual and "a womyn trapped in a man's body," drummer Chuck "Pussy" Larson. Larson really does have the soul of a womyn: as the band's principal lyricist, (s)he's responsible for great songs like "You Wouldn't Have Said That if I Were a Man" and "Down With Misters, Up With Sisters," which flat-out rocks. More poignant material includes "She Says She's Just a Wife" and "Why Buy the Cow (When You Can Get the Milk for Free)" a touching plea for the gay and lesbian community to share reproductive material and raise their children "same-sexual." The band sounds like the Indigo Girls crossed with a softer Bikini Kill as produced by late-period Joe Meek. Co-vocalists Kitty Kat and Large Linda Baylor provide the kind of sweet, soaring harmonies that one imagines would have occurred had Laura Nyro been able to duet with Sarah MacLachlan on some of Joan Armatrading's work, and Sarah Steele plays acoustic guitar like nobody's business. And, as my girlfriend pointed out, she looks great in a beret. Tracy Thorne
Up the Road a Piece
The joke was growing flaccid. On their first four records, Wyoming's Dick Johnson and the Gonads wrote songs exclusively about blowjobs. 1995's Tight Toothless Smile seemed impressive at the time, but when they followed it up with Nobgobbler's Blues, Lipstick on My Dipstick, and last year's unbelievably-titled Put Your Mouth on My Penis and Suck it Until I Reach Orgasm EP, you started to wonder how much of a career they could milk from this one trick. The band seemingly asked themselves the same question. Their answer, Up the Road a Piece is full of solid, rootsy twang, with little if any mention of that certain kind of "inappropriate relationship." The band's musicianship has never been in question, and numbers like "She Went Down (to the Store)" and "Do You Kiss Your Mother With That Mouth?" sound like Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys as a four piece, Rickenbacker-less R.E.M. Laramie label-mate Big Harlan Borowitz (Kansas City Faggots) adds some stunning fretless-bass work to the second half of the album, providing an eerie Mick-Karn-meets-Calexico feel, but minus the southwestern sonics. This record definitely marks a new beginning for this band. Let's hope they can swallow the urge to perform cheap gag material and continue to pump out more vigorous issue like this. Howard Kramer
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Z come out of prison a changed man, yo. He don't be talkin' no more bout the bitches and hoze. Now he down wit the real deal: the Blackman's struggle against the ole whyte debbil. Z's first platter since he went into the tank on a booshit sex assault charge in 1999 is packed wit big, fat beats and preacher-wise lyrics to match. He bring up the CIA/crack connection ("White Mofuckin' CIA"), the AIDS conspiracy ("Fuckin' White Mofuckin' Scientists") and the worst exploiters of the Brotherman ("I'm Gonna Go Beat Me Some Jew Ass.") The record's wackest track ("Got Any Black in You? Get Some") is an old-school breakdown, where Z's boyees call out the names of famous white mofuckas while Z yell "I'm gonna stick my big black dick up yo ass." Z throw down, boyee! We glad he back. Anderson delaMare Jones IV
Country Celebrates Incest
As a Southerner, you get used to the incest jokes as soon as you leave the region. Never mind that upstate New York has a higher rate of familial familiarity than any Dogpatch you care to name; it just goes with the territory. So, as they explain in the liner notes, the folks at Lasso Records decided to "admit to it and move on. After all, some great incest songs have been written over the years… why not let the world hear them?" The results are on this highly uneven collection. James Robert Cain's "You're Better Than My Sister (But Jesus, How I Miss Her)" may be one of the strongest songs about forbidden love ever recorded, and the orotund redneckery that has made Cain such a popular favorite among the hat-and-kicker set of late is in copious evidence. Kathy Colleen and The Aberdeen Queens knock out a terrific version of the unreleased Kitty Wells classic "Please Don't You Do Me (Like My Daddy Done Did)." Unfortunately, some other songs tend towards the kind of treacly lugubriousness that gives country music a bad name. The Ruff Rider's "Because I'm Your Father, That's Why" is ruined by too many strings, while the Silver Spurs' "Daddy and His Rose (Have a Secret No One Knows)" is marred by sappy lines like "Daddy loves you, yessirree/just don't tell your Ma on me." There are some gems on this album, but as was the case with Lasso's previous collection, Country Celebrates Denying Black Citizens the Right to Vote Through Violence and Intimidation, you'll have to sift through a lot of dross to find them. Just like incest, quality is a relative thing. Jim Hallenback
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Sleep is one of the key functions of the body, vital for basic good health as well as for performing many other decisive bodily functions. There are many products on the market, which promote a comfortable sleep and complete rest for your body. A mattress topper is one such product and through our extensive article we hope to educate you on this phenomonal addition to your bedroom.
A mattress topper can play a vital role in whether you get a comfortable nights sleep or whether you toss and turn all night. In addition to aiding your sleep patterns and comfort, a mattress topper can also increase the longevity of your mattress.
With our guidance, you will quickly work out which is the best mattress topper for you. We have tried, tested and done the research on all of the popular mattress toppers, so that you do not have to. This will allow you to quickly weigh up the pros and cons of each mattress topper. In this article, we'll show you the top rated mattress toppers (right below), teach you the basics, what salient features to look out for and which types are worth considering.>>> If you are from the UK, please click here to read our article aimed at the UK market!!
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What are the uses of a mattress topper and why do we need it?
Life is too short to sleep on a lumpy and hard bed. A good tight sleep is what every human being needs to be rejuvenated for the next day's work. It is often that we do not take the time when selecting a mattress as we do when selecting a bed. So invariably one finds that you require a mattress topper to compensate for a below quality mattress.
But not all mattress toppers are the same and do vary in shape, size and comfort level.
There are some features of mattress toppers that make it an obvious buy, such as:
The majority of mattress toppers or mattress protectors, as they are commonly known, come with waterproof capabilities. So this means you can protect your expensive mattress and preserve it for the long run. Think about your children's beds and those nights when they wet their bed.
Your mattress may be good, but most times not good enough to counter the heat. If that is the case, then using a mattress topper with relevant features could maintain heat and cold effectively. In addition, you can do this in an inexpensive manner.
A good mattress topper can help in supporting your body whilst sleeping, especially if you suffer from aching joints and bones.
If you struggle with falling asleep or staying asleep then having added padding and comfort can be a saving grace. Mattress toppers can assist with those frustrating insomnia nights by molding to your body as you sleep.
If you are living with constant muscular or joint pain, then a topper could also be carried with you on your road trips. You can easily place it over the bed at your hotel should you fear that their mattress won't be supportive enough.
Types of Mattress Toppers
There are generally several types of models of a given product on the market. Mattress toppers are no different. These different types are chosen on the basis of personal preference.
Here are the various types of mattress toppers:
Memory Foam Mattress Topper
One of the most popular and widely sold types of mattress topper is the memory foam. Memory foam toppers are made from a unique material called polyurethane. This is a specially formulated and comfortable material, which is formed by combining several million open and spherical cells. The cells assist with relieving back pain and managing heat. Another key feature of this type of mattress topper is that it comes in various density levels and pressure ranges, which provides the prospective customer with many choices. It is one of the best mattress topper on the market, and the one of the highest selling sleeping equipment products.
Another benefit of the memory foam type is that it helps averting disturbances from an unsettled sleeping partner, who constantly tosses and turns in bed. The mattress topper allows the other sleeping partner to rest easy and not be disturbed by their movements.
If you are looking for the best memory foam mattress topper, please have a read of our top rated memory foam topper reviews. This way you can make the best choice for your needs.
Latex Foam
Another very popular type of mattress topper that has a good hold on the market is the Latex foam type. The material is very similar to that of memory foam, however it lacks certain advantages that memory foam offers. Nevertheless, there are good features to the Latex foam topper. This is made from either natural or synthetic rubber/latex, and it is offered in a variety of grades of firmness and thickness. Opposite to memory foam, however, it is generally firmer.
The other added benefits of this type of topper, as it does not trap body heat and also doesn't emit an unpleasant odor. Latex provides a soft sleeping experience and is generally very comfortable. A long term benefit is the relief it brings to those who suffer from allergies of the skin. The reason is because this material is resistant to both mold and dust mites.
You can read a more comprehensive review about Latex mattres topper here.
Feather Mattress Topper
Feather mattress toppers are also known as feather beds, and fall under the non-conventional type of mattresses, which are often used in certain luxury bedrooms. This type of mattress toppper is very different from normal toppers, in that they are made from feathers and soft materials, which provide a completely different sleeping experience.
Because it does not retain your body heat, as compared to other toppers, you can be assured of a cool nights rest.
However there are certain issues with this mattress, as it needs regular ruffling and shaking up, in order to retain its shape. Some users have complained about disturbance whilst sleeping, due to the noise made by the feathers when twisting and turning. Click here to read detailed review for Feather mattress topper!
Wool Mattress Topper
The wool mattress topper has a very softening but firm feel. Having said that they are not the most comfortable when it comes to added support for aching limbs.
What we do like is that this topper is very compatible with both warm and cold weather patterns, due to the special fibers. In addition, its solidly durable nature allows it to make the list of the best mattress toppers.
What type of mattress topper you should use?
There are many types of mattress toppers, but selecting a particular one depends on the needs and wants of the customer.
While an important aspect to consider, budget generally lands up being a secondary deciding factor. Most comfort seekers wouldn't mind spending a few extra dollars to get the best topper for them.
Insomnia is a very common condition and most people just suffer through it. The most common reason for the triggering of this disorder is when the person sleeps on an uncomfortable bed. A mattress topper, in such a situation, would provide them with immediate relief.
The mattresses, over time, can show signs of wear and tear such as by becoming bump or saggy. This could lead to a very uncomfortable sleeping experience, but if you are not looking to make the heavy investment in buying a new mattress then a good quality topper could be a great option to alleviate this issue.
Further, the need for having a topper can also be for those people who are having some muscular or joint pain issues, often agrivated by the usage of an improper sleeping platform.
The following situations will help you in choosing the right mattress topper:
– If you are looking for super comfort, you can add an additional cushioned layer. The feather topper would be a good choice for this. It is easy to maintain and also offers excellent body temperature regulation properties.
– If you are looking for a durable topper, with comfort and which will adapt to the shape of your body, then the latex mattress topper is your best bet. In addition, the latex topper assists with minimal movement from the other partner whilst sleeping.
– If muscle or the joint pain is the issue, then the memory foam mattress topper would be the ideal option, as it conforms well with the shape of your body. In addition, it gives off little or no body movement from your sleeeping partner.
– If you are seeking comfort in the form of warmth with excellent cushioning then the wool topper will surely inspire you with its excellent features.
Choosing the best mattress topper – what should we keep in mind?
A number of things must be kept in mind when choosing a mattress topper. We all have different needs but there are a few basic areas to watch out for when looking to find the best mattress topper:
– First of all, you need to choose between the different available types, which can be the memory foam, latex, wool or the feather mattress topper. All have their pros and cons and you need to pick one which best suits according to your needs and demands.
– You need to decide between buying a mattress topper or a mattress pad as both are different. The pad is thinner and its purpose is to enhance softness by a little margin and to protect the mattress. The topper on the other hand is a much more complete system with excellent cushioning and offers support to your body.
– The need of having a topper should be established earlier in order to look for the apt product. The need could be for pain relief, countering the extra firmness of the mattress or just for adding a protective layer over the mattress.
– The Gauge Depth measurements should be taken into account from the onset, which will save you from a lot of frustration down the line. If you are buying online, then do make sure that you have confirmed knowledge about the gauge depth measurements of the topper. This will also save you from buying any new bed sheets for your bedding system.
– The features of the mattress topper need to be analyzed, such as: its benefits, pros and cons; as well as the experience of the people using it. The potential buyers should read the reviews and the customer's feedbacks in order to make the right decision.
Further, there are certain aspects that need to be kept in mind while looking for the best mattress topper that suit you.
+ Comfort level: A mattress topper is supposed to provide ultimate comfort. After all this is why money is spent to have one. It must be soft, adjust easily and must not be firm or rigid.
+ Quality of the material used and density of the foam: The materials used should be of premium quality and the foam density must be perfect. 4 lb memory foam provides ultimate comfort and is a great combination of cushion and pressure. However, for a firm and supportive topper, 5 lb memory foam mattress topper will be perfect.
+ Durability of the product: Get one from a reputable company, as there are a number of duplicate and inferior products available in the market. This will ensure that you get a quality product that will last long.
+ Cost factor: Try to compare the cost of mattress toppers that you have chosen. It is not always a given that a good mattress topper will cost more. Keep in mind your budget and act accordingly.
+ Warranty: Be sure about the allergy concerns and read the label of the product before buying. The warranty should also be kept in mind. The majority of the manufacturer offer a 2+ years warranty.
⇢ Top 7 Best Mattress Toppers Comparison Table
We want to show you again our top picks for the best mattress toppers with some basic information. These products were selected from many mattress toppers on the market and based on our extensive researches as well as many customer reviews.
We hope that this list will save you time and effort when choosing a mattress topper.
|Our Rating
4 Pound Density Visco Elastic Memory Foam
|Visco Foam
|3 Years
Extra Plush Bamboo Fitted Mattress Topper
|Bamboo-derived Rayon
|1 Year
Sleep Innovations 4" Dual Layer Topper
|Gel Foam & Plush Fiber
|10 Years
Lucid 3" Memory Foam Mattress Topper
|Memory Foam
|3 Years
Ultimate Dreams 3-Inch Talalay Latex
|Synthetic & Natural Latex
|3 Years
Extra Plush Double Thick Fitted Topper
|Cotton, Polyester
|1 Year
Night Therapy Memory Foam Pressure Relief
|Memory Foam
|3 Years
A good night's sleep is something that must never be compromised upon. A mattress topper will ensure a restful sleep by providing all the support your tired body needs.
Memory foam mattress toppers are considered to be the most popular and a firm favorite of thousands of millions around the globe. The main reason being the unmatched comfort it provides.
But take into account that other mattress toppers have their own advantages and functions. What you have to do is to understand what your needs are when searching for the best mattress topper. When looking for your topper, keep in mind the important factors we mentioned in the article.


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Performing wudhu or ghusl with water from a stream or small river suggest one of the following : if the observer of the dream is grief-stricken, Allah will grant him happiness; if he is living in fear, Allah will grant him safety and security; if he is in debts Allah will provide him with the […]
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Placing the Ka'bah Behind One's Back
if a person sees himself placing the Ka'bah behind his back or performing salaah on top of the Ka'bah, it is a sign that he has abandoned Islam.
An Incident
A man once came to Sa'eed Ibne Musayyib (RA) and said : " I have seen ( in my dream) that I am performing Salaah on top of the Ka'bah". He replied: "Fear Allah! For it seems to me you have forsaken Islam". The man said : "Your Excellency! I hereby offer my repentance in […]
Tawaaf of the Ka'bah
If a person sees himself performing the tawaaf of the Ka'bah or discharging the rites or manaasik of Haji) then this is an allusion towards the correctness and authenticity of the Deen he professes.
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Splice Machine Moving Its Database to Open Source
If you want to test the database at scale at incredible loads, you can do so with the community edition. You can even go live on the community edition, but there are a number of operational features that will be held back for the enterprise edition, like backup features, other security features and authentication features. These are mostly features that operational people in the organization—not the developers—care about. These features are essentially related to governance and reliability, and Splice Machine will charge a per-node price for them. Meanwhile, the company is actively seeking contributors and thought leaders in database architecture and distributed systems to help guide and support the transition, develop best practices and help shape next-generation features that best suit the open-source community, Zweben said. "The evolution of Splice Machine from being the first transactional RDBMS on Hadoop, to incorporating Apache Spark as an analytical engine, has been amazing to watch as a member of their Advisory Board," said Mike Franklin, former chair of the School of Computer Science at the University of California, Berkeley, and incoming chair of Computer Science at the University of Chicago. "Our AmpLab at Berkeley has initiated many open-source projects, including Apache Spark, Apache Mesos and Alluxio—formerly Tachyon. I applaud Splice Machine in taking the leap and joining the open-source community." "We are making the transition to open source to build a larger community around Splice Machine," Zweben said in a statement. "Our whole team is eagerly anticipating the contributions that going open source can enable. We also look forward to being more active within the open-source communities beyond our participation around HBase and Spark."Splice Machine announced its plans to go open source at the Spark Summit 2016 conference, where the company is in beta on its Spark version. Zweben said the Spark version offers an important message to users in that Splice Machine is a dual-engine database that allows users to do both operational workloads and analytical workloads. "At the Spark Summit, almost everyone there is thinking Spark is just for analytics," Zweben said. "But now you'll be able to run an application on Spark, meaning you'll be able to change data on the fly in real-time using standard data management capabilities with transactional integrity and immediately be able to analyze that using Spark." Until now, you could never build an analytical application on Spark, he added. "All you could do was analyze the data you had in your repository," he said. "So this is an important contribution to the Spark community."
Apache Spark is an open-source cluster computing framework used for processing and analyzing big data. Apache HBase, an open-source distributed database modeled after Google's BigTable, is one of the key building blocks of Splice Machine and is what enables real-time updates on top of the Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS).
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The vibrant multidisciplinary Institute for Integrative Genome Biology (IIGB) is seeking a Strategic Operations Manager to provide executive leadership in areas of administration, finance, marketing/communications and collaborative grant development in support of the director, affiliated Centers, Genomics research building and centralized instrumentation facilities. The position reports directly to the IIGB director, writing on her behalf as needed. The position is responsible for developing, implementing and promoting new programs, initiatives, centers and focus areas to fulfill the vision, priorities and goals of an active research Institute. The position provides short- and long-range strategic planning, reports and analysis based on a complex interplay of scientific needs, trends, and resources. The position also oversees financial operations and planning, and actively seeks and facilitates new funding opportunities and collaborative frameworks on- and off-campus to stimulate involvement in interdisciplinary contracts and grants. The incumbent further promotes the Institute by producing technically-written material and leading the marketing, communication, and strategic outreach activities to ensure an integrated program consistent with IIGB's mission and goals. The Institute for Integrative Genome Biology includes over 100 active faculty from two affiliated Centers (Center for Plant Cell Biology, Center for Disease Vector Research), approximately 20 academic departments, three colleges and one biomedical division. Please attach to your application, a sample text that demonstrates your writing skills, especially clarity, brevity, organization, persuasion (if possible) and an ability to communicate complex ideas. There will also be a short writing task included as part of the interview process.
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The University of California, Riverside seeks outstanding candidates for five faculty positions in Translational Plant Sciences to be filled at the Assistant, Associate or Full Professor rank. These individuals will build on existing strengths in plant biology and engineering to foster translation of basic research to applications in agriculture and biotechnology with the goal of
enhancing global food and fuel security, benefiting human health, and training the scientific workforce of the 21st century.
Targeted areas include synthetic biology, agricultural genomics, sensing technology, and bioprocessing. Individuals with competency in genome-scale systems biology, computational and quantitative biology, high-throughput phenotyping, metabolism, chemical biology, and synthetic biology platforms are suitable. A Ph.D. in a relevant discipline and a record of excellence in research is required. Postdoctoral experience is preferred. Qualified applicants should have a research program that is poised to contribute to the translation of discovery to real-world application. An additional requirement is a strong commitment to educational initiatives that prepare a diverse student body for the technological workforce.
This is part of a major new hiring initiative at UC Riverside that will add 300 tenure-track positions in 33 cross-disciplinary areas selected through a peer-reviewed competition. Over the next three years, we will hire multiple faculty members in key areas and invest in research infrastructure to support their work. This initiative will build critical mass in vital and emerging fields of scholarship, foster exciting cross-disciplinary work and further diversify the faculty at one of America's most diverse research universities. We encourage applications from scholars committed to excellence and seeking to help redefine the research university for the next generation.
UC Riverside is internationally recognized for its excellence in plant biology and biological engineering. A goal of the cluster hire in Translational Plant Sciences will be to facilitate collaborative, cross-disciplinary and entrepreneurial research that will incubate and propel basic studies into valuable products for society. The new faculty will join UC Riverside faculty, including
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The successful candidates will hold an academic appointment in a department selected during the recruitment, with the option of a secondary cooperating faculty appointment if appropriate. Successful candidates will select an appropriate department and join a vibrant community of convergent discipline researchers in the Center for Plant Cell Biology of the Institute of Integrative Genome Biology, which connects theoretical and experimental researchers from different departments. The IIGB is organized around facilities that serve as a centralized, shared use resource offering advanced tools and infrastructure for
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Review of applications will begin on December 1, 2015 and continue until the position is filled with an anticipated start date of July 1, 2016. Application materials for the Assistant Professor position should be submitted through https://aprecruit.ucr.edu/apply/JPF00438. Senior applicants should apply through https://aprecruit.ucr.edu/apply/JPF00441
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Namma Metro Goes Underground, Relief for Bengaluru commuters
The stretch was inaugurated by Union Urban Development Minister M Venkaiah Naidu and Chief Minister Siddaramaiah at the Vidhan Soudha station.April 29, 2016, 8:24 pm explore: India
Bengaluru to Get its First Ever Underground Metro Today
The train services will start at 6 AM and the last train will leave at 10 PM.Nagarjun Dwarakanath, April 29, 2016, 12:30 pm explore: India
Bengaluru to Get Its First Ever Underground Metro On April 29
As Bengaluru get its first underground metro on April 29, we bring you the story of how the metro was born by boring through the city.Deepa Balakrishnan, April 28, 2016, 9:13 pm explore: India
Namma Metro: Bengaluru's Engineering MarvelDeepa Balakrishnan, April 28, 2016, 4:17 pm explore: India
Bengaluru's Underground Metro Line May be a Huge Boost for TourismShylaja Varma, April 27, 2016, 8:32 am explore: India
Bengaluru's Underground Metro to Cut Down Travel Time by HalfDeepa Balakrishnan, April 25, 2016, 12:00 pm explore: India
Bangalore Metro, Hindi hegemony & flawed understanding of cosmopolitanismS Vallish Kumar, August 11, 2015, 4:02 pm explore: India
Bangalore: Dalits object to removal of Ambedkar statue from Metro site
While the statues of Subhash Chandra Bose and Jawaharlal Nehru have been moved, Ambedkar's remains in the construction zone.Abhirr V P, February 12, 2013, 9:58 am explore: India
Bangalore: Ambedkar statue to delay Metro work
Dalit organisations have strongly opposed the removal of the statue.The New Indian Express, September 17, 2012, 12:54 pm explore: India
Bangalore Metro Reach 3 delayed by 30 days?
An urban infrastructure expert suggests that the project could be delayed by at least 30 days.The New Indian Express, July 30, 2012, 1:32 pm explore: India
Bangalore Metro to make 2-km run on Reach II
The depot run of the stretch connecting Rajajinagar and Peenya would be taken up on Wednesday.The New Indian Express, June 27, 2012, 12:38 pm explore: India
Bangalore goes green
Namma Bengaluru shows the way and has sent a strong message about environmental protection by hanging a one-km-long banner.test sharma, April 23, 2012, 9:28 am explore: India
Bangalore: After 183 days, Metro chugs to a mixed bag
In spite of its rocky ride, Bangaloreans are glad that there is finally a sophisticated and safe mode of transportation.test sharma, April 20, 2012, 8:55 am explore: India
Bangalore: Budget bonanza for Namma Metro
This year, although common man feels the Budget is a burden, Bangalore Metro rail has managed to get Rs 900 crore funds.test sharma, March 17, 2012, 8:23 am explore: India
Bangalore Metro: BMRCL to stop tunneling work?
The BMRCL had to pay licence fee to continue tunnelling work on Platform Road.test sharma, March 13, 2012, 8:35 am explore: India
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