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Picking just the right hotel for your stay on Mallorca can make or break your holiday. But thankfully the island has more than its fair share of wonderful accommodation to choose from, from rustic finca hotels to beautiful beachfront properties, from luxury boutique hotels to family-friendly resort hotels, from romantic boltholes to spa and wellness retreats.
So whether you are coming to the island to enjoy its picturesque countryside, explore the historic capital, or just stretch out in the sun, with the help of this guide to Mallorca hotels, you are sure to find the perfect lodging for your next trip.
Palma de Mallorca Hotels
With Palma becoming a city break destination in its own right, the number of hotels in the Mallorcan capital has continued to grow. And the city offers a surprisingly rich variety of places to stay, from ultra-luxury historic hotels, such as Palacio Can Marques and Summum, to the trendy boutique properties of Puro and Hotel Tres. Add a choice of seafront deluxe, high-end apartment and design hotel accommodation, and you can be sure there's a hotel type for all tastes.
Best Hotels in Palma de Mallorca
Boutique hotels, luxury apartments, or urban retreats with spa and sea views in Palma. Here is your guide to the best hotels in the capital. […] Best Hotels in Palma de Mallorca
Finca hotels
For those looking to spend their time on Mallorca communing with nature away from the trappings of modernity, a country finca or agrotourism hotel is definitely the way to go. Beautifully restored farmsteads or converted country estates can provide the perfect setting for a rural break surrounded by the timeless beauty and guaranteed peace and tranquility of the Mallorcan countryside.
Mallorca's Best Finca Hotels 2020
Find the best rural accommodation in Mallorca. This is our guide to the top fincas, agritourism and countryside hotels on the island. […] Mallorca's Best Finca Hotels 2020
Boutique hotels
Boutique properties are the perfect antidote for those of us tired of the generic chain hotel experience. What they can sometimes lack in facilities, these bijou gems usually more than make up for in individual character, personal service, and an intimate atmosphere that makes for a charmingly one-of-a-kind stay. They also frequently occupy beautiful historic mansions and former noble residences providing guests who stay there a fascinating glimpse into the past.
Hotel Gloria de Sant Jaume
Just a couple of minutes walk from the famous shopping street of Paseo del Borne in Palma, this stunning boutique hotel is located in a 16th-century palace and boast original features, stunning rooms and one of the best subterranean spas in the city.
Mediterranean Hotel Glòria de Sant Jaume in Palma
To get the insider experience of Mallorca, the Hotel Glòria de Sant Jaume offers a chic and old-world stay by way of converted noble palace in central Palma. […] Mediterranean Hotel Glòria de Sant Jaume in Palma
Sa Creu Nova Art Hotel & Spa
This adults-only hotel in Campos has everything guests could want from a relaxing break. Fantastic Japanese food in the in-house restaurant, beautiful art adorning the walls, and an extensive spa with full thermal circuit.
Sa Creu Nova Petit Palais Art & Spa
Sa Creu Nova Petit Palais Art & Spa offers five-star comforts, luxury facilities, and impressive dining in the charming town of Campos. […] Sa Creu Nova Petit Palais Art & Spa
Hotel Palacio Can Marques
Nestled in the backstreets of Palma's bustling district of La Lonja, this 18th-century palace has been lovingly and stunningly refurbished to become a luxurious five-star hotel complete with original features and its very own champagne bar.
Palatial Hotel Palacio Can Marques in Palma
The five star Palacio Can Marques Hotel in Palma stands out with its exclusive luxury – choose your favourite from its 13 unique suites! […] Palatial Hotel Palacio Can Marques in Palma
Boutique Hotel Forn Nou
This beautiful little boutique in the heart of Artá channels an authentic Mallorcan experience with its fabulous Mediterranean cuisine and rooftop views overlooking the town.
Boutique Hotel Forn Nou
Set in the heart of Artà, the Hotel Forn Nou is a charming boutique property with superb dining, attractive rooms, and rooftop terrace with great views. […] Boutique Hotel Forn Nou
More boutique hotels in Mallorca
Best Boutique Hotels on Mallorca 2020
If you are looking for intimate, high-end accommodation with Mediterranean flair, here is our selection of the best boutique hotels on Mallorca! […] Best Boutique Hotels on Mallorca 2020
Luxury beachfront hotels
If you are hankering after direct access to Mallorca's glistening Mediterranean or uninterrupted views of the sea from your guest room, check in to one of these fabulous luxury beachfront hotels. Their enviable setting, beautiful sea vistas and top-notch facilities are certainly worth the extra outlay, not to mention all that time you'll save walking to and from the beach.
Hotel Honucai
With beautiful views over the island of Cabrera, this four-star hotel in Colonia de Sant Jordi has all of the ingredients for the wonderful stay on Mallorca. The hotel is home to a top restaurant, Salicornia, a small spa and a swimming pool to relax.
A visit to Hotel Honucai in Colonia de Sant Jordi
A harbour-front hotel located near the best beaches on Mallorca, with an outstanding gastronomic offering and a spectacular rooftop infinity pool. […] A visit to Hotel Honucai in Colonia de Sant Jordi
Hotel Hospes Maricel & Spa
Close to Palma, this hotel in Cas Català is the ultimate example of five-star luxury. The hotel has sea views from many of the rooms, direct access to the sea from the hotel, infinity pool and a spa – not to mention one of the 'world's best breakfasts'!
Hotel Hospes Maricel & Spa close to Palma
The world's best breakfast, beautiful rooms in which you can listen to the murmur of the waves and a sumptuous spa close to Palma. […] Hotel Hospes Maricel & Spa close to Palma
Gran Meliá De Mar
In a private cove overlooking the sea in Illetas, this adult-only hotel is the perfect place to relax. All rooms have their own terrace, sea views and there is a great in-house restaurant and a full spa to unwind in.
Gran Meliá de Mar
Looking for a haven by the sea, yet close to Puerto Portals and Palma? For modern indulgence and location, Gran Meliá de Mar ticks all the boxes. […] Gran Meliá de Mar
More luxury beachfront hotels in Mallorca
Top 19 beachfront luxury hotels on Mallorca
Here is our selection of the best beachfront hotels on Mallorca. Whether you want a sea view room or private beach access, you'll find it here. […] Top 19 beachfront luxury hotels on Mallorca
Romantic hotels
Whether it's post-nuptial honeymoons, wedding anniversary celebrations or simple amorous liaisons, Mallorca has no shortage of fabulous hotels perfect for romancing couples. From luxurious city boltholes to dreamy country estates, you can expect the likes of excellent room service, super comfy beds and, of course, a touch of magic at these romantic hideaways.
Agro-Boutique Hotel & Restaurant Cas Xorc
A former oil mill, this romantic hilltop retreat offers the perfect getaway with your partner. Nestled in the Tramuntana mountains, the stunning views, the excellent restaurant, and gorgeous pool area make this finca definitely worth a stay.
Boutique Hotel Ca's Xorc Sóller
Perched on the hilltop, Boutique Hotel Ca's Xorc overlooks the valley of Sóller and is considered by many to be one of the best finca hotels on Mallorca. A fabulous restaurant and a very romantic place to stay. […] Boutique Hotel Ca's Xorc Sóller
Palacio Ca Sa Galesa
Located near the cathedral in central Palma, this 16th-century palace is adorned with artwork by famous artists, has a catacomb-like spa and a stunning view from the roof terrace. The perfect spot to base yourself to explore Palma.
Palacio Ca Sa Galesa Hotel Palma
A luxury, city boutique hotel, Palacio Ca Sa Galesa in the centre of Palma is a unique 'palace' experience with delightful friendly service. […] Palacio Ca Sa Galesa Hotel Palma
More romantic hotels on Mallorca
Top 21 most romantic hotels on Mallorca
If you're feeling the love and want to escape for the perfect romantic break, make it magical at one of these gorgeous Mallorca hotels. […] Top 21 most romantic hotels on Mallorca
Hotels with great restaurants
It is easy to forget that some of the best restaurants around the world are found in top hotels, and Mallorca is no exception. Whether you are looking for Michelin star dining or just top-quality cuisine in fabulous surroundings, here are the best hotels on the island where you certainly won't have to walk very far for an incredible meal.
Cabau Bahia Camp de Mar Suites
The Bahia Camp de Mar hotel is home to one of the best restaurants in the region, the Flor de Sal by acclaimed chef Jonay Hernández. Diners will enjoy spectacular views of the sea while tucking into organic, locally-sourced dishes.
Impressive Cabau Bahía Camp de Mar Suites
Cabau Bahía Camp de Mar Suites is a Mediterranean-style all-suite hotel set into the hillside with superb views over Camp de Mar's picturesque bay. […] Impressive Cabau Bahía Camp de Mar Suites
Sant Francesc Hotel Singular
A member of the exclusive Small Luxury Hotels of the World association, this hotel in central Palma is home to the high-end restaurant, Quadrat. Serving Mediterranean cuisine, it is the perfect addition to this luxury five-star hotel.
Sant Francesc Hotel in Palma's old-town
The best boutique hotel in Palma is St Francesc Hotel Singular offering spectacular rooms, a roof terrace and pool, a divine restaurant and more. Book now! […] Sant Francesc Hotel in Palma's old-town
Iberostar Grand Hotel Portals Nous
Situated in a small cove in the popular town of Portals Nous, this five-star adults-only hotel offers the ultimate in luxury. It's in-house restaurant, Astir, is highly-regarded locally and serves fantastic seafood and Mediterranean food on its stunning terrace.
A visit to Iberostar Grand Hotel Portals Nous
Marcel Wanders has designed a playful adults-only hotel in Portals Nous for Iberostar Grand Hotel, with thematic suites and customised relaxation packages. […] A visit to Iberostar Grand Hotel Portals Nous
Hotel Castell Son Claret
Resembling a castle and situated in the stunning scenery of Es Capdellà, Castell Son Claret is a wonderful place to stay for a relaxing break. Also home to the Michelin-starred restaurant, Zaranda, it really does have it all!
Hotel Castell Son Claret
Hotel Castel Son Claret in Es Capdellá close to the town of Andratx is a secluded 5 star luxury hotel offering a Michelin star restaurant, spa and lots more… […] Hotel Castell Son Claret
More hotels with great restaurants on Mallorca
19 luxury hotels with great restaurants on Mallorca
Looking for the best places to eat and sleep in Mallorca? Then check out our tried-and-tested guide to hotels blessed with excellent restaurants. […] 19 luxury hotels with great restaurants on Mallorca
Spa and wellness retreat hotels
If you are planning on indulging in some pampering during your stay, there are numerous hotels around Mallorca offering top-notch spas with state-of-the-art facilities and the latest in relaxation and cosmetic treatments. From bijou wellness areas in boutique boltholes to sprawling full-service spas in vast five-star properties, you can luxuriate all those stresses and strains away in any of these superb spa hotels.
Steigenberger Golf & Spa Resort
This stylish five-star hotel in Camp de Mar is located on the 18th hole of the Golf d'Andratx course and boasts one of the biggest spas on the island. Why not take a dip in one of the pools, treat yourself to a spa treatment or relax in the sauna?
Jumeirah Port Sóller Hotel & Spa
Renowned for luxury hotels around the globe, the Jumeirah Group's hotel in Port Sóller has everything guests could ask for in a five-star hotel. Eat in the amazing restaurants or unwind in the Talise spa with an indulgent treatment or circuit.
Indulgent Jumeirah Port Sóller Hotel & Spa
Indulge in 5-star luxury in a suite, pamper yourself in the spa, or dine at one of the restaurants at this hotel in Port Sóller […] Indulgent Jumeirah Port Sóller Hotel & Spa
Park Hyatt Mallorca
Built in the style of a typical Spanish hilltop village, this five-star hotel has four restaurants, a huge pool and top-class service for its guests. Serenitas Spa has treatment rooms, a pool and the only alpha-quartz-sand bed on the island on offer for guests.
More spa and wellness retreat hotels on Mallorca
Best spa and wellness hotels on Mallorca
Whether you are looking for a quick back rub or full-body wrap, this guide to spa hotels on Mallorca is sure to point you in the right direction. […] Best spa and wellness hotels on Mallorca
Best hideaways hotels
Sometimes you really just need to get away from it all, hole up in a secluded hotel away from the outside world and reconnect with yourself, or your partner. From urban retreats to hilltop country hotels, these are some of the best, and most luxurious, places to stay on the island away from the tourist trails or off the beaten track where you can be sure of peace, tranquility, and seclusion.
Mallorca's finest hotel hideaways
Secluded hotels with private bays and elegant retreats where film stars and presidents have stayed – here's our selection of hidden hotels around Mallorca. […] Mallorca's finest hotel hideaways
Best hotels for families
Mallorca is a hugely popular holiday destination for families, so it is no surprise there's a multitude of hotels across the island catering to visitors with children in tow. There are even some surprisingly high-end hotels that cater to the little ones, allowing the parents some precious kid-free time to really enjoy the wonderful setting or luxurious facilities.
Hotel Cabau Aquasol
Cabau Aquasol provides self-catering holiday lodgings close to Palmanova where guests can enjoy a swimming pool with splash pool and kids' mini-club. A short stroll from various beaches, families will enjoy the range of resort-style restaurants nearby as well as Katmandu amusement park.
Family-friendly Cabau Aquasol
The Cabau Aquasol is a super-family-friendly apartment complex with plenty of fun for the kids and just a short walk from Palmanova's sandy beaches. […] Family-friendly Cabau Aquasol
Hotel Cort
Centrally located in Palma near to the stunning town hall building in Plaza Cort, this hotel is perfect for families looking to explore the sights of Palma. There are suites that can accommodate families and a restaurant that serves food for all tastes.
Stylish Boutique Hotel Cort in Palma
A hotel ideal for a relaxing break and exploring Palma. The appealing maritime design and prime location make it a top choice for visitors. […] Stylish Boutique Hotel Cort in Palma
Belmond La Residencia
In the hills of Deià, this stunning hotel has been frequented by many famous guests and offers a luxury stay in a beautiful setting for the whole family. A large pool, tennis courts and a donkey trail will keep the kids entertained.
Belmond La Residencia Hotel Deià
This famous romantic hotels in the northwest of Mallorca in the village of Deià is one of the best on Mallorca offering an excllent restaurant and extensive spa facility. […] Belmond La Residencia Hotel Deià
Son Julia Country House Hotel & Spa
Offering a package specifically for families, this hotel is only a 10-minute drive from the airport. Located in a luxurious 15th-century estate, there is a large pool area for the whole family to enjoy as well as nearby Aqualand for a day trip.
Charming Son Julia Country House Hotel & Spa
The Hotel Son Julia in Llucmajor is an opulent country estate converted into a beautiful small luxury hotel with a good restaurant and spa facilities. Book […] Charming Son Julia Country House Hotel & Spa
More hotels for families on Mallorca
Family-friendly luxury hotels on Mallorca
An unforgettable experience to share with the whole family. Take a look at these luxury hotels where your comfort and pleasure will be top priority. […] Family-friendly luxury hotels on Mallorca
Hotels in the Southwest
Known for its long stretch of golden coastline dotted with some of Mallorca's most famous – and infamous – holiday resorts, the southwest naturally offers a wide variety of coastal hotels, from luxury beachfront properties to all-inclusive chain hotels. Inland, there's also some lovely finca hotels nestled in the swathe of picturesque valleys at the foothills of the Tramuntana.
Hotels in the Northwest
Stretching the length of the dramatic Tramuntana sierra, Mallorca's northwest region is home to some breathtakingly scenic landscape, making it ideal territory for a range of rustic hideaway hotels tucked away amongst the lush countryside and mountain villages such as Sóller, Valldemossa and Deià.
Hotels in the Centre
Largely off the beaten track for tourists, the central heart of the island has the lowest density of hotels, making those that are there all the more tranquil and secluded. These tend towards converted farmhouse hotels and rural estates, mostly upscale affairs offering a glimpse into the more traditional side of the island and a connection with the surrounding nature.
Hotels in the Northeast
Comprising the huge twin bays of Pollensa and Alcúdia, it's no surprise that tourists flock to the many hotels that line the gorgeous northeastern coast to enjoy the sun, sea and golden sand. Cycling is also huge and continues to grow here, so lots of hotels cater to the biking crowd, plus there are numerous kid-friendly hotels to appeal to family holidaymakers.
Hotels in the Southeast
The southeast of the island is characterised by rugged coast on one side, numerous sandy coves on the other, and flat fertile countryside in between. This makes for a mix of dramatic clifftop properties, a great collection of rustic finca hotels, and numerous purpose-built hotels for the regular summer crowds.
The hotels available on the island Mallorca are as varied as the diverse landscapes that they inhabit. From the historic palazzos of the capital's boutique hotels to grand stately homes reborn as agrotourism retreats, from family-friendly all-inclusive hotels to romantic adults-only hideaways, the broad range of accommodation Mallorca has on offer means there is something for all tastes, requirements, and budgets.
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Hotels on Mallorca
Mallorca is an ideal place to spend your holidays with a lots of hotels. Are you looking for a hotel near the beach or boutique hotel? Here you'll find it!


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Hospital bosses' pay has been rising far faster than that of frontline NHS staff during the service's unprecedented financial squeeze, prompting angry claims by nurses' leaders of double standards.
Senior NHS managers' salaries have risen by an average of 6.1% over the last two years – almost four times the average rate of 1.6% for nurses, midwives and health visitors, according to new figures.
Some hospital trust chief executives and other senior figures have received bonuses of at least £40,000 – more than a ward sister's annual salary – pay rises of up to £30,000 and benefits in kind, such as a leased car, worth £10,000, freedom of information requests show.
The disclosures have led the Royal College of Nursing (RCN), which conducted the research, to condemn what it says are unfair and growing disparities on pay in England at a time when most NHS staff who look after patients have had pay freezes or tiny pay rises.
They come as anger is growing among unions representing the NHS's 1.35 million-strong workforce at the decision by the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, to reject the NHS pay-review body's recommendation that all NHS staff should get a 1% pay rise this year. Many of the unions are considering undertaking a coordinated programme of industrial action in the autumn, ranging from an overtime ban to potential strike action, in protest.
The RCN said: "People already on the highest salaries in the health service are seeing their rewards accelerating ahead of the earnings of the staff they lead." Its general secretary, Dr Peter Carter, described the findings as "yet another kick in the teeth for hardworking and loyal nursing staff".
NHS hospital trusts are able to decide without ministerial interference how much their senior staff should be paid but are expected to do so "with responsibility and sensitivity to the position of staff who are subject to national contracts and restraint over their pay".
Dan Poulter, the health minister, recently insisted that most were doing that. But he said that the details supplied by hospitals, contained in a new RCN report, "fly in the face of this assertion".
For example, the chief executive of Oxford University Hospital NHS Trust, which runs the city's John Radcliffe hospital, received a bonus of between £40,000 and £45,000, while one executive got one of £5,000-£10,000 and six others of between £10,000 and £15,000.
Similarly, the then chief executive of West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust, which runs Watford general hospital and other hospitals, also got a £40,000-£45,000 bonus, while three executives got bonuses of £15,000-£20,000 and one of £20,000-£25,000.
The chief executive at 10 other hospital trusts and deputy chief executive at one other each enjoyed pay hikes of between £15,000 and at least £30,000 during 2011-12 and 2012-13. For instance, the salary of the chief executive of York Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust rose from £160,000-£165,000 to £190,000-£195,000.
"It's extremely worrying that the government believes that trusts are acting responsibly when it's clear many are failing to show the leadership they should on senior management pay," said Carter.
"The government has maintained an iron grip on the pay and benefits of frontline staff whilst the senior managers' pay bill has gone seemingly unchecked. This is the worst kind of double standard and makes a mockery of their insistence that fairness has been at the heart of their decision-making on public-sector pay."
Jamie Reed, the shadow health minister, said: "Hard-working nurses and midwives will find this galling. David Cameron should have honoured his promise to give frontline staff a pay rise."
Bosses have been awarded enhanced packages at a time when the service has been receiving the smallest budget increases in its history and struggling to deliver £20bn in efficiency savings between 2011 and 2015 – the so-called Nicholson Challenge.
The NHS Confederation, which represents senior managers, declined to comment.
The Department of Health (DH) said the RCN's findings were not reliable because they had included exit packages awarded to some of the 7,250 NHS managers who had lost their jobs since 2010 but not done the same with nurses. There are now 16,300 more clinical staff and 7,250 fewer managers in the NHS than when the coalition took power in May 2010, a DH spokesman said. He claimed that the government's radical overhaul of the NHS was saving £5bn, which was far more than the costs of the 7,250 redundancies.
In a separate matter, Carter said that the NHS would be forced to rely on increasing numbers of agency and foreign nurses to bridge the gap caused by cuts to the number of student-nurse training places.
Speaking from the RCN annual congress in Liverpool, Carter said: "The NHS, having cut the number of places for student nurses, is now not getting the through-put, they're now having to go off to all points of the compass.
"As an example, three years ago, the NHS in London cut training places by 24%. Now the effect of that is beginning to come through."
• This article was amended on 16 June 2014 to clarify that a bonus was awarded to the former chief executive of West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust. The current chief executive was appointed after the research was conducted.

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Nowadays, while I am reading the newspaper, I can read many articles about iot. Iot, the internet of things, is the interconnection of things through the internet.
In other words, it is the communication network among various objects through the internet. A typical example of iot is the "Smart bag" which connects to a phone and makes notifications with an LED on the bag to users when there are notifications from the phone. Google glass is also an example of iot.
Some people say that iot can have many negative effects. First, it is an invasion of a person's privacy since it connects more and more individuals to each other. Second, when there is an error, the whole system could collapse. Before the time it takes to recover, people cannot live normal lives. Third, there will be people who intentionally put viruses into the system to collect our information.
There was a representative case in the USA. A blogger brought up a problem about the security of CCTV and baby monitors from one company. The company officially said that their baby monitors had no security problems. However, it was discovered that that anyone who wanted to could easily access the system.
In fact, somebody got into the system and over 700 real time videos of families and sleeping babies were spread to people. This situation illustrates the main worries about iot. It was an invasion of privacy due to an error in a company's system, and there was intention to drain information from the system.
Still, despite these concerns, I think iot's positive effects will outweigh the negative effects. With iot, we could live more convenient and healthy lives, and save on time and energy. Nowadays in Korea, MERS is a hot topic. The World Health Organization (WHO) has said that the MERS virus can spread by touching other people.
In fact, many people who became infected with the MERS virus in Korea became infected by someone they didn't know. So, many people have avoided going outside. We could make use of iot at this time. For example, by wearing iot health bands, we can check our heart rate, blood pressure, body temperature, and other data on our health. Then, I think researchers can develop a device that can check the symptoms of MERS to conclude whether the person should go the hospital or not. When someone is worried about MERS, they can easily check whether their suspicions are correct. It can reduce the speed of the spread of MERS.
Of course, it's hard to do this for everyone. So, the government could place this device in every public place. The problem with this is that in times like these people are scared to go to public places to check. So, we should use iot connected with smart phones. Smartphones today have healthcare features like checking heart rates, but they are insufficient to check for MERS. By embedding chips in front of smartphones, the phone can make a comprehensive check of the body's condition.
When something about the phone user is abnormal, the smartphone system will take additional data from the user's touch. It will be safer and much more efficient. In brief, iot will be most useful in infectious diseases related situations. Many people say that nothing is important than our health. Using iot, we can check and maintain our health, the most important part of our lives.
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2. Choose activity level. Be conservative when choosing your level. For most people sedentary or Light activity would be the right choice.
3. For Target, choose "Maintenance" if you want to put on some muscle and lose fat. Choose "Normal Cut" if you want to lose fat. Choose "Normal Bulk" if you want to put on muscle mass. Use "Aggressive Cut" only if you consider yourself rather overweight.
4. Choose one of the 3 preset macro percentages (Shredifyme, Zone, Ketogenic) or enter/adjust the percentages as you require.
5. Press the Calculate button.
- The calculator only gives you an indication as to what your daily calories need to be at. Begin by following the target calories given by the calculator for 2 weeks. If your intention is to cut and you're not losing weight on a weekly basis reduce another 100 calories and repeat. Do the opposite for a bulk i.e. add 100 calories if you're not putting on weight on a weekly basis.
- Consult a medical practitioner before making any drastic dietary changes, especially if you have any pre-existing conditions.


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You can buy high-quality carpets by producer price, which are collected for your convenience into collections.
SAG carpets have a base of natural thread – jut, cotton and pile thread, presented by artificial wool substitute – acryl, polypropylene and polyester.
Product cleans easily, non-allergic and is not accumulate statistic electricity.
Delivery among the Republic is free.


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BlackBerry is now offering a new service called the BlackBerry Care Protection Plan. It offers extended hardware coverage for the BlackBerry Passport, the BlackBerry Classic and the new BlackBerry Leap to owners in North America.
Here's what the new protection plan will offer to those smartphone owners:
- An additional year of coverage for mechanical and electrical breakdown due to device defects that occur after BlackBerry's standard one year limited warranty expires
- Coverage for accidental damage from handling (such as damage resulting from dropping the device, liquid spillage, or in association with screen breakage)
- The option of a smartphone replacement to minimize downtime in the event of a claim
Blackberry customer service reps will go through each claim under the plan and may authorize solutions such as a repair or even a next-day delivery of a smartphone replacement. The price of the protection plan varies with each device. The company said:
The BlackBerry Care Protection Plan is available to customers in the U.S. and Canada, at a price of $3.49 USD ($4.25 CAD) per month for a BlackBerry Leap (upon in-market availability), $3.99 USD ($4.75 CAD) per month for a BlackBerry Classic, and $4.49 USD ($5.25 CAD) per month for a BlackBerry Passport. The BlackBerry Care Protection Plan will have an affordable deductible of only $49 for a BlackBerry Leap, $99 for a BlackBerry Classic and $129 for a BlackBerry Passport.
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- You will advise our clients as part of on-site projects on functional SAP matters and thus support the reorganization of systems and processes in one of the following fields: Finance & Accounting, Operations & Supply Chain Management or Business Intelligence (BI).
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- On our SAP projects, you will coordinate the preparation and execution of data migrations and system testing and will support our clients throughout the process in implementing organizational changes associated with the introduction of SAP right through to their successful completion.
- In your position, you will manage sub-projects and lead teams of functional consultants and client staff.
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We were at the craft store looking for Thanksgiving cookie cutters and couldn't find them anywhere! I asked a store associate where I might find them and she told us that all the Thanksgiving stuff was gone. They only have Christmas items out.
Pork Chop stared at her and said, "Thanksgiving hasn't even passed yet. Why is everything Christmas already???"
You know–He has a point.
I was planning to start posting Christmas crafts this week but am going to hold off. Yes, we like to get started on the Christmas crafts because they are fun but Thanksgiving hasn't passed. We do still have some fun stuff to share!
With temperatures still in the upper 80's and 90's here in Florida, it's difficult to adjust from the Fall themed season aisles in stores to the Christmas spectacles. The low has been in the 60's the last few mornings so we know the cooler temps are on the way.
It's sad that we don't get much of an Autumn here because the colors are so cozy. Whether the retail world agrees with us or not, we'd like to continue to enjoy fall so this week we picked some cozy crafts for the home!
The Gracious Wife linked up 15 Ways to Finish Pie Crust . Pie. Need I say more?
A Life in Balance 9 Must Make Crafts for the Home. I have to agree with Barb on these crafts. They are must make crafts for the home.
A Place for You and Me's DIY Pinecone and Acorn Wreath is beautiful. Everyday acorns bombard my truck when it's parked at the school. This would be a good craft to make with them.
Seasoned Homemaker made this Chalk Paint Leaf Tutorial. I love the look of the painted leaves.
PK1Homeschool Fun shared a DIY Light Table for Tracing . As a person who struggles to draw anything that is supposed to resemble something else, tracing is one of the ways I get by! This tutorial might be for children but I know one adult that will be using it.
Raia's Recipe's Peanut Butter Vanilla Protein Truffles with Chocolate Ganache is not a cozy craft but I picked it because it's right up my alley! I can't wait to make these protein truffles.
Thank you all for linking up! I can't wait to read what you have next for us.
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Well, the exhibition is over, I'm just about recovered from the lurgy, so it's time to start thinking about my next series of work.
One of the main things I learned from my exhibition was how satisfying it is to work in series so I do want to make sure I keep doing this rather than flitting from subject to subject. Having said that, there a few themes that I'm interested in following up.
A 'Depression' collection
I know it's not cheerful, but I think I still have a lot more to explore following on from a painting I did a couple of years ago following my husband's battle with depression.
I don't want it to be portraits of people as such, but portraits of how people feel. Life can be overwhelming and I think the idea of having an image that relates to how people deal with these feelings could be very powerful.
I've done a little bit of reference collecting (though need to do more) and am quite excited about the possibilities.
My previous exhibition wasn't really the finished set of paintings I wanted it to be, and I still have at least five paintings I need to paint to add to it.
In addition to these, I'd really like to paint more musicians, and also dancers and sportspeople as I would like to further explore the expression of movement through my painting.
If you are or know of any musicians, dancers or sportspeople who would like to be painted, please get in touch.
Surrey Contemporary Art Fair
I am taking part in the Surrey Contemporary Art Fair in March. I'm very mindful that I'll need to paint pictures that people will want to buy, rather than just being self indulgent!
My plan is to paint lots of oil alla prima paintings of still lifes, as well as trying to paint some smaller pieces on the themes above that are not too intensely portraits of individual people, but portraits of emotion. Well that's the plan anyway!
Self portrait
I haven't painted a self portrait for a while, and I do want to make sure I keep painting self portraits on a fairly regular basis as it gives me a really good insight into how my work is changing, as well as how I am changing!
Find out about why I like painting self portraits.
I find painting watercolours unwinds me, though it's been a long process to get comfortable with them, and is a reason why I like to teach people how to use them as I went through a lot of trial and error!
I'd like to get a collection of little still life studies that I can put on greetings cards like this lolly one that I just had made!
So that's a lot of work, and I'm hoping to plan it out so I can get as much done as possible!


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Golf Oklahoma City
Father's Day is this Sunday, June 21 and we here at Lewis RV Center want to make sure Dad is taken care of!
If your dad is a golfer, consider taking him golfing on Father's Day instead of a normal gift. Golfing is a great activity, especially if all parties enjoy it. Some of the best moments can be had on a golf course, so remember to book your tee time early and enjoy!
Here are some great courses around Oklahoma City that are sure to be a hit with Dad.
Choctaw Creek
Located just east of Oklahoma City, Choctaw Creek offers a fun atmosphere and challenging course to play. You might need some water balls on this course, as the Choctaw Creek runs through the entire front nine, causing several water hazards wating to claim your ball.
On the back nine the course features tree lined fairways and greenside bunkers that offer a fun layout for you to enjoy. Choctaw Creek's pride and joy are their bent grass greens, which offer true roll for all your putts.
Under new ownership with many improvements taking place in the clubhouse and on the course Choctaw Creek is a great place to spend Father's Day!
Lincoln Park
Lincoln Park features two very impressive championship golf courses. The East course at Lincoln Park is sure to test your skills and measures 6,420 yards from the back tees.
The West course is the featured golf course at Lincoln Park. At nearly 6600 yards from the back tees, this course is one you don't want to miss. The par-5 first hole is a great set up to a truly fantastic golf course. Both of these courses are always maintained in tournament condition, meaning you will get a first class experience each time you hit the course.
Trosper Park
For a more family friendly golf course, try Trosper Park. At Trosper Park they feature 4 different sets of tee boxes so that all your crew has a fair chance at the hole!
A favorite among locals, this heavily wooded course also features water and tons of greenside bunkers that affect a majority of the holes.
Located right in Oklahoma City, Trosper Park is a great place to make memories with dad and the rest of the family.
Lake Hefner Golf Club
Also located in Oklahoma City, Lake Hefner Lake Golf Club has two challenging golf courses that each have 18 holes. The North Course plays pretty long, measuring just under 7000 yards from the black tees.
The South Course measures in at just over 6300 yards from its blue tees, making it the more family friendly of the two courses.
Both of these beautiful courses have their challenges. Both feature numerous water hazards as well as bunkered fairways and greens. Although challenging at times, Lake Hefner is a very enjoyable golf course to play.
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We offer several parts that Dad will love. From RV parts to outdoor patio and grilling accessories, Lewis RV Center is your one stop for all your Fathers Day needs.
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A lot has happened this summer to impact the Metro division. Here's a look at that and my thoughts on the passing of Ray Emery.
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Saturday, March 19, 2011
Mark Bridge writes:
The last seven days have seen the UK mobile industry coming to terms with Ofcom's plans to cut mobile termination rates from next month. Some think the reductions should have been larger and faster-acting, others say they'll mean higher call charges for prepay customers. The reality will become more obvious from 1st April.
Also industry-wide – but voluntary – is the traffic management code for UK fixed-line and mobile broadband services. Although Everything Everywhere is a notable exception, most of the big network operators have committed to providing better information to consumers about internet traffic management. Expect explanations on web sites from this summer.
Talking of the mobile internet, Three UK has taken a bold step by making its adult filtering opt-in rather than opt-out for 'pay monthly' customers. It's bound to prove popular with many consumers who – as part of signing a contract – have already proved they're over 18.
O2's implementation of its mobile web filtering caused well-publicised concerns a few weeks ago… but this week it's been hitting the headlines with some good news. Following Ofcom's new spectrum rules, it's claiming to be the first UK network to boost capacity by reusing its 900MHz frequencies in London for 3G services.
In the world of mobile retailing, a majority share in Phones 4U has been sold to private equity firm BC Partners by owners Providence Equity Partners. The reality is likely to be 'business as usual' for the company's 500 shops, although founder John Caudwell is thought to have made a little more cash from the deal.
Nothing as dramatic at The Carphone Warehouse, although it has confirmed it'll have an exclusive launch deal on the LG Optimus 3D and is also now selling Amazon's Kindle eBook reader.
Finally, this week saw the annual Mobile News Awards taking place in London. The event, hosted by TV presenter and comic Jason Manford, had 19 different categories - with Vodafone, 20:20 Mobile and Lebara each picking up two awards. We'll have more details in our podcast on Wednesday.
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This Tuesday, we're taking a trip to J.R. country – Dallas! I really like that these three hotels have such different design styles, yet all are fresh and fun in their own ways.
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New Transform Fundamental Properties and Its Applications
Main Article Content
In this paper, new transform with fundamental properties are presented. The new transform has many interesting properties and applications which make it rival to other transforms.
Furthermore, we generalize all existing differentiation, integration, and convolution theorems in the existing literature. New results and new shifting theorems are introduced. Finally, comprehensive list of this transforms of functions will be providing.
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K. JABBER, Alaa; NAJI MOHAMMED TAWFIQ, Luma. New Transform Fundamental Properties and Its Applications. Ibn AL- Haitham Journal For Pure and Applied Science, [S.l.], v. 31, n. 2, p. 151-163, sep. 2018. ISSN 2521-3407. Available at: <http://jih.uobaghdad.edu.iq/index.php/j/article/view/1954>. Date accessed: 04 june 2020. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.30526/31.2.1954.


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Romania's Transylvania region is the top choice among the regions tourists should visit in 2016, according to the Lonely Planet travel guide. The list also includes well-known tourist destinations such as Friuli's wine regions in Italy, France's Auvergne region, Bavaria and Hawaii.
The Lonely Planet description of Transylvania goes beyond the stereotypes that made this region known worldwide as the land of Dracula and focuses more on what the tourists can find here.
"This region of Romania has all the moody castles and fog-draped mountains you can wave a crucifix at. But visit Transylvania today and you're just as likely to sashay through a wickedly inventive art gallery, spy on bears, or ski the Carpathian Mountains," the author starts.
The article speaks of Transylvania's renaissance, mentioning Cluj-Napoca, "an art city of the future", and Brasov, which is "attracting as many nightlife lovers as vampire hunters".
"Horses and carts still rattle through the countryside, but they'll soon share the roads with Uber cabs, as the app-based transport network sets up a new office in Bucharest. Meanwhile, Transylvanian Airbnb listings are slowly amassing, excellent news for fans of social accommodation," according to Lonely Planet.
Transylvania's rich wildlife and traditional architecture, as well as the accessible ski resorts, are among the region's main attractions.
Read the full article about Transylvania here.
Prince Charles speaks about biodiversity while on a trip to Romania's Transylvania
Largest music festival in Romania brings 300,000 spectators to the heart of Transylvania
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The head of haredi recruitment in Bnei Brak was threatened by extremists against the recruitment of haredim to the IDF.
A note was pinned to the door of Mendy Katz, threatening him if he did not cease recruitment efforts among the haredi community.
"To Mendy Katz, hunter of the neighborhood," the letter read, "if you desire a peaceful life, cease your work and stop secularizing our community. You will pay for everything in heaven!"
The letter claims that Katz pretends to be religious to fool haedrim and says that eating pork would be preferable to Katz's activities.
"We know all about you." the letter continues. "Keep your sidelocks under your kippah. This letter is designed to bring you to repentance."
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Pressure distribution on blunt noses of two-dimensional sections at zero incidence in supersonic flow.
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"It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog."
- Mark Twain
Six-year-old Sam Adams stands 47 inches tall. Clad in over-sized chest waders that come up just below his chin, the young surfcaster from Pittman, NJ weighs in at 42 pounds soaking wet.
Perhaps it's his six-year-old stature that has had social media on fire, ever since Friday, November 6th when young Sam - with his grandfather Don Adams in tow - dragged a 41-pound, 5-ounce striped bass into Jingle's Bait and Tackle in Beach Haven, NJ on Long Beach Island for weigh-in. At 46-3/4 inches in length with a 26-inch girth, the whopper of a striped bass had no problem engulfing Sam's bunker chunk on the beach at Spray Beach in foggy, overcast conditions; the bass did however have problems shaking Sam off the other end of the line, though video shows it tried.
The Long Beach Island Surf Fishing Classic website shows the weigh-in time at noon on Friday; Sam caught his fish about a half-hour earlier. The photo itself of Sam standing head-to-head with his trophy outside of the tackle shop and posted on Facebook would generate the typical immediate skepticism to be expected in today's Twitter-driven world. As soon as word spread that a 6-year-old surfcaster moved into second place overall in the eight-week long surf fishing tournament with a fish of epic proportions, tongues began to wag and keyboards went into over-drive.
But then a 9:26 video emerged on YouTube showing the actual beach battle between boy and bass, and the cynicism quickly subsided.
"This was not Sam's first time fishing as you can tell," Margaret O'Brien from Jingle's said of the video. "The day we posted this fish we had phone calls with doubters that wanted to protest this fish but now after seeing this have now changed their minds and could not believe what they saw."
From the very onset of the battle, granddad never puts down the cellphone, capturing the entire battle on video while offering words of encouragement from several yards away.
"Okay, the man's got a big one this time," Sam's grandfather Don says to start the video. "Just hope we have enough line!"
For 9 minutes, young Sam fights relentlessly against the fish, never for even a split second showing signs of giving up or giving in.
"Keep that rod tip up and hold on boy," the grandfather can be heard saying.
"I crossed your line," Sam warns granddad.
"That's alright, don't worry about my line," the elder Adams replies. "Go down the beach with him a little bit. You hold on tight though, hold the line up, hold the rod up."
For non-fishermen who have seen the video (which went from a few dozen views on Saturday to over 25,000 by Monday morning), one might think it difficult for Don Adams to not put down the cellphone to help his grandson.
"He knows if the drag is running, not to reel," Don told me by cellphone on Monday morning from back on the beach fishing that very same spot. "He learned by fighting me." When Sam was younger, Don said he would take one end of the line and charge around the back yard dumping line and peeling the drag, with Sam handling the rod and reel. "I was the shark," the longtime Fisherman subscriber said of their backyard practice sessions, as his apprentice learned the basics of managing a big fish on rod and reel.
For hardcore anglers, the video says it all; not once does the mentor offer to take over, nor does he ever seem worried about losing the fish, or the gear itself!
"Just keep it tight," Don advises Sam during the fight. "Hold on to him, you got him."
"I'm tiring him out," Sam says while digging his boots in the sand and cranking down on the handle, the rod bent over against the massive fish in the surf.
"You're tiring him out, but don't get cocky," granddad responds. "You're doing good, you're doing really good."
Young Sam follows each of his grandfather's instructions, walking down to the water while cranking the handle to collect line, then easing backwards towards the dunes to gain more ground on the fish. There are times when Sam stumbles, but he never stays down. At other moments it appears as if he might lose grip on the rod and reel, but refuses to give up. Even while taking a break from reeling to rest his weary little hands, the young boy never once seems inclined to give up.
"Walk, walk, walk and reel," the 62-year-old granddad and recent retiree from Sewell, NJ says as the fish is finally seen in the wash by those who have now gathered on the beach to watch. "Walk, walk, walk and reel."


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Below is a pic of a Pine Emperor moth larva which was photographed at the Potter's Pass Nature Reserve this past weekend. In other parts of South Africa a different species of the the same genus is known as 'mopane worm'and is consumed in great quantities.
This catepillar utilises pine trees as its host plant, but feeds on a variety of other plants such as Protea, gum and the colourful Watsonia. Illustrated is the brightly marked larva of the Pine Emperor (Imbrasia cytherea) feeding off a Watsonia pillansii leaf.


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Who can stop the Southern Steel?
Through the first six weeks of the ANZ Premiership, a legitimate contender is becoming increasingly hard to find, as the Steel continue to swat away all prospective challengers.
The latest side dispatched are the Central Pulse, whose strong start to the season proved no match for the surging Steel.
The Steel's 63-50 victory moves them to seven wins from seven games, possessing an average winning margin of 20.2 goals.
Their 13 goal win over the Pulse was notable considering the Pulse had perhaps the strongest case of any contender. Possessing a potent mix of athletic internationals and encouraging prospects, the Pulse had been competitive in every game this season before tonight - losing twice by the miserly combined margin of just three goals.
The glaring hole in their resume was soon to be addressed in Invercargill however, having not played the Steel during their impressive start.
The Pulse came into the clash conceding a Premiership-best 46.8 goals per game this season, but the stinginess of their defence is slightly misleading. While the defensive combination of Katrina Grant and Phoenix Karaka is excellent, the Pulse had yet to play the overwhelming Steel attack, and prefer to play at a slower pace than other Kiwi sides.
Although Grant and Karaka fought physically in the defensive circle, the netballing cheat code that is Steel shooter Jhaniele Fowler-Reid proved overwhelming.
You wonder just how good the Steel would be without Fowler-Reid, whose 6'6" frame allows the Steel's midcourt to loft balls into places inaccessible for opposing defences. The Jamaican goal shoot then converts those opportunities at a 91 per cent clip, and often snares offensive rebounds on the rare occasion when she misses.
Fowler-Reid sunk 49 goals for the Steel, and has now netted more goals (371) this season than four of the competition's other five teams.
Her contributions were crucial in building the Steel's advantage, as a 4-4 stalemate quickly evolved to an 11-4 Steel lead. As Steel shots dropped, the Pulse could only muster one attempt in four minutes. Jane Watson was impressive, plucking away interceptions, while the Steel were safe in possession.
The Pulse ended the game with no intercepts and lost the turnover and deflections battle, giving the Steel had an overwhelming shot attempts advantage (77-57). It meant the efforts of Tiana Metuarau were nullified, despite confidently shooting from range when goal shoot Cathrine Tuivaiti was covered.
Tuivaiti found her footing as the game progressed, with the Pulse briefly cutting the deficit to three and keeping in touch without ever looking like making a game-changing run.
Although the Pulse showed signs of being a legitimate combatant, the Steel pulled away in the final quarter, posting another comprehensive win in a season which promises plenty more to come.


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On a 3rd-and-1 play on the South Carolina 1-yard-line, Gamecock Kenny Harney forced Alabama's Ahmad Galloway to fumble the ball. The Tide would recover but USC's defense limited Alabama to a field goal on the series.
Holding Bama to just 3 points paid off as the Gamecocks won the game 37-36.
The field goal post in the north end zone would come tumbling down on that Sept. 29, 2001 day.
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Cell phone photography is so prevalent these days, Nancy Merrill figured it was about time she had a challenge where you pull out your phones and take a picture. There's no theme other than a photo taken with your phone.
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Basically, it's all "bull" to say the Democracy Movement "has no vision."
How else could thousands of people sustain themselves over a decades-long Struggle, under constant severe Repression, without a well thought out Vision and Plan??
It's amazing what passes for "thought" among junta apologists. It's they who have no cohesive argument because they try to make the corpse sweet smelling by puffing cheap perfume at it.
Reputable magazines should not publish that drivel except perhaps to spark debate.
There's too much "death by friendly fire" and "bending over backwards to be fair."


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If my records and memory serve me well, 50 years ago today, I was Baptized and became a full fledged member of the the Three Forks Bacon Creek Baptist Church in Northern Hart County KY. The feat was accomplished in the North Fork of Bacon Creek just North of Grace Brooks home. She was living there with two of her three sons John & Jim. The Most Reverend Manley Towles was performing the sacrament. I notice some of my childhood friends some living some not, they are: Bud Jones, Jimmy Wagoner, Jessie Howard & Frank Talley, (Little) Henry Hodges, Randell Skaggs and some adults & children I do not remember.
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Read onThis memory takes me back a little further to the late forties when my mother was teaching the Beginners Class at the old church. Each sunday she would prepare me to recite a bible verse. The first two I remember was, "Jesus wept" and "God is Love". Through 16 years of self run riot and 27 years of attempting to follow a path more in step with God's will, I find the definition of God is Love to be the most appropriate for me to follow. The most important act of God's Love is shown in obscure passages in the Bible and a sometimes thought as rebukes. Here are some of the passages that I find very interesting.
St. Luke Ch 15 Vs 12, and the younger of them said to his father, 'Father, give me the share of property that falls to me.' And he divided his living between them.
This is only implied act of love that a father has for his son. He gives the wealth that belonged to the son and let him go when he very well knew what was in store for the son. This type of act takes faith.
Luke 18:25 – For it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God."
This verse and the ones before and after shows compassion for a person that could not adept his life to the spiritual principles that Jesus Christ laid out.
St. Luke 15 Vs 31
And he said to him, 'Son, you are always with me, and all that is mine is yours.
This is same story as first, please note the reassurance the father has given older son. Note the father does not let the older son bring into play the show of affection he has show for the younger son. These statement show clearly this man loved both sons the same. regardless of past behavior.
These are only three passages many many more exist.
God is Love as mother taught
1 John Ch 4 vs 7-8
Beloved, let us love one another; for love is of God, and he who loves is born of God and knows God. 8 He who does not love does not know God; for God is love.
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Blinking textures
In attached GIF you can find, what is wrong with OpenGL rendering.
It's tested with 8.0-dev mesa, latest commits seems to be:
commit 422b18794eacc8f0be5b4e9611e2726f4e0d86b6
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This screenshot shows (safe-mode) how game is expected to look.
Please compare to blinking GIF. This picture shows what is expected.
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This screenshot shows (shader mode) what goes wrong.
Missing textures. This is not animated version, captured when textures were blinking.
lspci -nn | grep VGA
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller [8086:0116] (rev 09)
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Current git crashes Xorg
I tried recent commits in mesa, and I experience Xserver segmentation fault crash.
I am a bit worried since its release candidate and content is deteriorating. I hope it wont be release until critical bugs are fixed.
I tried bisecting, but because of introduced bugs in building process on some machines in git history, its not possible to bisect (sorry!!).
I tried debugging Xserver from ssh, from another laptop (see attachment).
If you have any ideas, how to find out why Xserver is crashing, please let me know, so I can test RegnumOnline textures bug.
Ok Xserver does not crash anymore, I installed one from Debian Experimental.
It does crash with Xorg from Debian Sid.
So please ignore, last attachment. But Texture bug is still present, so please leave this bug open.
Okay, I can reproduce this. I've managed to capture an apitrace which demonstrates the bug so we can debug it without needing the game and an account.
Now to trim it down and figure out what shader's going wrong...
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> Now to trim it down and figure out what shader's going wrong...
That's a good news, so there is a chance it will be in mesa 8.0 ? I keep fingers crossed. If you commit fix, I will test it. Thanks.
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Textures broken in left corner
With git mesa as of the moment of writing, the problem is almost gone. Blinking is gone. But sometimes I see still some rare artefacts on the sides of the screen, or trees (attached screenshot).
In general most annoying bug seems to be fixed, maybe those small texture problems are related to other condition ?
Thanks for fixing.
see, 44701
same issue on radeon drivers. (mark as duplicated if is needed)
Problem is NOT gone, it was custom patch from Kenneth, but after git clean, I see that it hasn't been merged, and game is still not playable.
I would be grateful if your patch could be merged.
The original flickering issue is gone. From playing a few minutes of the game, it appears to be working just fine with Mesa 8.1/master.
If there are further issues with Regnum, feel free to report them...
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This is an excerpt from an April question-and-answer with Peter Martin.
This year's ISA Automation Week will be held in Orlando, Fla., on 24–27 September at the Orange County Convention Center. It will offer a world-class, unbiased technical program built around "operational and technical excellence." ISA Insights recently sat down with Peter Martin, ISA Automation Week 2012 program chair, to find out more about this year's program and Martin's vision.
Insights: What is new in this year's ISA Automation Week program?
Martin: The program committee has decided to slightly restructure the tracks being offered at Automation Week to add an emphasis on how automation technologies and strategies can positively impact operational excellence. To accomplish this, we have identified four Operational Excellence tracks: Control Performance, Asset Performance, Human Performance, and Safety & Environmental Performance; as well as two technical tracks: Wireless and Security. The two technical tracks are based on current industry interest and need while the four Operational Excellence tracks are intended to both cover traditional plant efficiency as well as business profitability perspectives associated with the drive toward operational excellence. We truly hope that this expanded program will provide very interesting and informative information for all technical and management level personnel looking to drive performance improvements through automation.
Insights: Why have you decided to add this aspect to the technical program? Why is this so important to the automation community and the overall success of companies? How does this complement the more traditional programming or content this conference has provided in the past?
Martin: When I joined the automation industry in the 1970s, it was the most solution-oriented industry I had ever seen. Supplier companies focused their technology and talents to truly solve client problems. Even salespeople were professional engineers and had tool kits in their cars to help install and tune systems and solutions. With the introduction of the digital computer, that all changed. The industry focused almost entirely on computer-based technologies and tended to lose the focus on client solutions. Automation companies started marketing the newest technology whether they knew what good the technology would provide or not. I believe this has to change and that ISA can be a catalyst for the required change. Automation technology and talent exists to drive operational excellence leading to greater efficiency, profitability, safety, and environmental integrity. We—as an industry—need to stop the abnormal focus on technology and reestablish ourselves as the solutions-oriented industry I recall from the 1970s. This is not only critical to the industrial automation user community, but is essential to the supplier community because, I believe, if suppliers do not move in this direction they will become irrelevant to industry. There is no better investment that most industrial production companies can make to drive bottom line improvements than correctly applied automation solutions. We need to prove this to industry and regain the ground that automation has given up in the past few decades.


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Often people will walk into my office with an injury received at work demanding not only their medical care, but also pain and suffering. Here in lies the problem, because in Workers' Compensation there is no recovery for pain and suffering. This is in stark contrast to a personal injury case such as a slip and fall or automobile accident. With that said, this does not mean that if the accident, although "arising out of and in the course of employment" (S.C. Code of Law 42-1-160), may still have a third party that could be liable pursuant to S.C. Code of Law 42-1-540ff, which could allow for additional monies including pain and suffering.
Although one may not receive pain and suffering for the work related accident from their employer, there is compensation that one may be entitled to. This includes, but is not limited to compensation for missed time out of work such as Temporary Total Disability, medical care, second opinion, any impairment received, partial disability, or total disability, and possible future medicals.
Thus it is imperative that if injured at work that you contact an attorney who will be able to evaluate if there is a third party claim and determine what compensation you are entitled to receive from your employer.


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I've known this mamma for a few years, and her and I are very much the same. We can talk about all things kids and healthy forever, and she is so knowledgable about everything. I am so honored she asked me to be present to capture the birth of her little girl. She had an amazing birth team present, and a birth plan that worked out wonderfully. To see a woman go through natural child birth is so empowering. She was unbelievably strong, and it was so incredible to be present at. Congrats to this family! She's beautiful!
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Spiritual Exercises for Lent: Day 23
Spiritual Exercises for Lent: Day 23
Meditate on 7 sorrows of Our Lady:
- The prophecy of Simeon. (St. Luke 2: 34, 35)
- The flight into Egypt. (St. Matthew 2:13-14)
- The loss of the Child Jesus in the temple. (St. Luke 3: 43-45)
- The meeting of Jesus and Mary on the Way of the Cross.
- The Crucifixion.
- The taking down of the Body of Jesus from the Cross.
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I suppose there is some type of cosmic irony in the fact that I didn't complete the first blog post of 2019 until the following day. Perhaps it should bother me, but it doesn't.
I usually don't make resolutions, but if I did I would want to take things more casually in 2019 and from now on in general. I want to reduce, not increase, my stress level from this day forward.
New Year's Day was quiet. Hal and I stayed home all day and enjoyed a wonderful dinner to top off the day. Nothing exciting, other than UK winning their bowl game against Penn State. That made me very happy.
I looked back at the pile of crap that I had written for yesterday and thought "Fuck It", so I deleted all of it and wrote this.
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Five Things to Consider for a Home Tour in Edmonton
You try to visit as many homes as possible to find the perfect house when looking for a new home in the Edmonton real estate market. Sometimes you end up seeing several homes in a day. With so many visits at a stretch, there is a chance you may miss out on certain home details. To avoid missing out on these things, here are five tips to consider for a home tour.
Carry Your Tools
For a successful home tour, it is necessary to go prepared with certain tools. During such visits, the owner of the house or their estate agent may inform you of the land area details of the house. With lack of a measuring tape, you cannot verify if the information is correct. To avoid this, always carry a measuring tape, camera, and a notebook. You could use the measuring tape to measure the area of the house. The camera will come in handy to take pictures of the house for future reference. Make use of the notebook to jot down details about the house so that you do not forget.
Scan the Locality
Even before you enter a house, scan the locality and the neighborhood. Find out a little about the neighbors, check for the proximity of facilities. Observe whether any structure or tree near the house could harm the house in the future. Scanning the locality informs you if it is a noisy one or not. A calm or peaceful locality could be one of your requirements before buying a house.
Don't Ignore the Exterior
Another thing to look at before you enter the house is the exteriors of the house. Home buyers often forget to inspect the exteriors and end up with damaged roof gutters and faulty HVAC systems. Take a complete tour of the exterior of the home and check if the deck is sturdy and the HVAC system is functioning properly. In addition, take a look at the garage.
Look for Damage
Once you go inside the house, make a note of all the damages. Check for damp walls, leakages in plumbing, cracks in the structure and overall build of the house. If these problems are present extensively, you might have to reconsider shortlisting the house. Also, if the damages are not that serious, it could help you quote a lower price for the house.
Take an Agent Along
It always helps to have an expert on your side. Taking an Edmonton real estate agent along will ensure that the owner of the house does not confuse you with complicated offers and details. Make use of the expertise of your agent to figure out which house fits perfectly in your budget and requirement pool.
Acquiring your dream home is no easy feat. It's an intricate process for which you need to be well equipped. Follow the tips mentioned above to be well prepared before you go for a home tour in Edmonton. To get the best Edmonton real estate agents for assisting in home buying and to view amazing listings, reach out to us.


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i would be greatfull for the exact calculation/formula how to calculate how much SYN packets can be send per 1 Mbit Bandwith:
1.) What is the Size (in Bytes) of one SYN-Packet = 20 Bytes? http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Datei:TCP_Header.svg&filetimestamp=20070706210301 Is it correct that the first FIVE lines, heach have 4 Bytes = 20 Bytes in Total? Is it furthermore correct, that there needs to be no payload and a packet only containing a header is valid?
2.) Is it valid to divide 1Mbit / Number-of-Bytes-per-Syn to get a valid result? (1000 000 /8/20 ==>6250 SYN's per Second???)
3.) Or are there other limiting factors that will reduce drastically the number of SYN packets per 1Mbit? (so the calculated number will in practice be much lower.) What would this be that limits this number?
4.) Are there any "must know" tools to protect my server from Syn Attacks (linux/debian). I have implemented some basic stuff in iptables but dont know if this will really help... Better would be filtering on "Frontend/Gateway" Servers? What commercerial Products offer SYN-Flood Filtering, I would be thankfull if you can name some concrete products.
Thanks Jan


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