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Wishing you a Blessed Month of Christmas!!
to all fanboys osfans and winsfans and simbyfans and....
Hey it's not too late to give the gift of updating the list of phone brands in that column to the left of the page. I'm sure Oppo and Lenovo (to name a couple) deserve to be there as much as .. Icemobile.
Merry Christmas! I hope for PEACE in GSMArena that fanboys from different OS and brands do not fight each other anymore!
Merry Christmas to best of bests...GSMArena ,happy new year ,with the best wishes.
Sina from Iran
What phone does that man have in his hand? Is it a blackberry 10 device?
Happy happy happy Xmas to all the staff at GSMarena and to all HTC users and how can I forget all those who regularly troll Samsung fan.lol. I wish you guys who participate in helping one another to know and understand their phone all the best in your future endeavor in 2013. My name is Keke a die hard fan of HTC all the way from South Africa in Pretoria. happy happy happy
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15" 1:10 RC Crawler King 4WD Radio Control MC07
The Crawler King is a fantastic RTR rock crawler.
When you drive the Crawler King you can go anywhere, Mud, sand, tarmac, rock, gravel, and much more.
The drive train is rock solid, the parts are durable to come back from falls and tumbles.
It performs like a champ and is strong enough to get over just about anything you can get to.
It also looks great with the chrome wheels, off-road tires and the detailed bodyshell.
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*** Update to original post*** This recipe was selected as a semi-finalist in the Reser's potato salad contest. There were over 600 entries, so hopefully that will help convince you to try it! If you have time, I would very much appreciate a vote so that I can hopefully advance to finals in Las Vegas! You can vote here, once per day until August 31st. Thank you!
Potato salad is one of those dishes that can go either way for me at barbecues. Sometimes it will be the star of my plate, full of creamy, mustard flavor and all sorts of vegetables, then other times it is just kind of bleh, with not a lot going on.
Regardless, I always make sure to get a few large spoonfuls of the popular side whenever it is available. I can't help it. I love it! Back when I refused to eat coleslaw, baked beans and potato salad were my saving grace at barbecues. Plus, I always enjoy dipping my Texas toast in any extra potato salad dressing, creating a makeshift sandwich.
And now I'm craving barbecue. Fantastic.
The other night I was dreaming up all sorts of different potato salad recipes for Reser's potato salad contest, when I suddenly realized that my favorite type of potato, the sweet potato, hadn't even crossed my mind.
Now I know you may be thinking that a sweet potato salad may be a little un-traditional. Maybe not quite worthy of the "America's Best Potato Salad" title. But give it a chance.
I promise it is more than worth your consideration.
And once you actually make it, you'll be totally second guessing that whole "not worthy" thing.
Yup, you'll be singing a different tune. And potato salad will never be the same.
Did you know that mango and sweet potatoes were meant for each other? Because before last night, I certainly didn't. I hadn't the faintest idea that these two were bff's. And Wes sure thought I was a bit loopy when I told him to brace himself for the ultimate potato salad.
Brace himself he did. He fully embraced this match up, and commented over and over… and over… about how this unexpected combination was surprisingly perfect together. Knew it all along, I told him.
Except I really didn't. I've really been working on my poker face.
No mayo here, just a simple lime dressing that you'll want to throw on all of your summer vegetables.
My heavens it was good. Trust me friends. You are going to want to try this.
- 4 Large Sweet Potatoes, chopped
- Cooking Spray
- ½ tsp salt
- ½ tsp pepper pepper
- 2 Large Mangos, peeled and chopped
- 2 small Serrano pepper, chopped
- ¾ cup red onion, chopped
- ¾ cup cilantro, chopped
- 1 shallot clove, chopped
- 1 large avocado, chopped
- Juice from two large limes
- 3 tbsp olive oil
- 2 tsp Agave Nectar
- 1 tsp sugar
- 1 tsp Kosher salt
- ½ tsp pepper
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
- Arrange cubed sweet potatoes on a cooking sheet. Spray with cooking spray and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Roast for 20 minutes, or until potatoes are easy to cut through.
- While potatoes are roasting, peel and chop the mangos into small chunks. Place in a large bowl.
- In a food processor, add Serrano peppers, onion, cilantro, and shallot. Pulse until mixture is finely chopped. Stir mixture into the bowl with mangos.
- In a small bowl, whisk together all of the ingredients for the dressing (lime juice, olive oil, agave nectar, sugar, salt, and pepper). Let sit.
- Remove potatoes from the oven. Add to the mango mixture. Pour dressing over top and stir together. Garnish with avocados. You can serve the salad warm or cold. It is delicious either way. Enjoy!


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The $0.69 Stand for Cooking With Your iPad
by Jennifer • April 15, 2010 • Cooking
If you're bringing your new iPad into the kitchen to cook with and don't want to spend a fortune on a stand, New York Times multimedia guru Andrew DeVigal has got the answer: a $0.69 plastic business card holder from Office Depot. Even cheaper than your average book stand you may already be using to hold open your Lake Isle favorites, now all you need is a screen protector to keep your greasy prints off that crisp hi-res (trust me, fried chicken grease is very hard to get off your glossy Apple screens). DeVigal admits that it might not necessarily stand up to rough handling, but for keeping your favorite new gadget out of your puttanesca splatters, we think it's perfect. Let's just hope you don't elbow it into your sink.


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Jason Fyk
WTF Magazine
I'm 40 now. I hate that number. I missed 30 through 36 fighting the real estate recession. I missed 37 sitting in a Baltimore City jail facing attempted murder charges. I missed 38 trying to recover from jail, but I LIVED, oh yeah I lived 39 and 40! So does that make me 40 still, or since I lost all those years, does it make me 32 years old in a 40 year old package? I'm not sure which it is but I don't feel 40. I feel like a 32 year old that has experienced the burden of a lifetime of ups and downs. Wisdom beyond my years but youth lost. That's my life.
My life experiences are not normal. I'm not the typical guy that gets up every day, goes to work, hangs out with buddies on the weekend and has two and a half children, white picket fence and a dog. Nope, that's not me!
I grew up in a time without pagers and cell phones, when people still spun a dial to call people. It sounds surreal to some people, as if looking back into ancient time but to me, it was just yesterday. Where did the years, MY years go?
When I was kid things seemed great. I had successful, happily married parents. I was going to a great school. I was destined for great things, I thought. I could not have foreseen what life would bring my way.
Through the years we watch the evolution of our lives and the evolution of everything around us. We seem to lose track of time in a way. We miss sections of our lives because we don't get to stop and enjoy them. Our goals from the day we are born are to be successful. No one grows up thinking: I want to be a loser, but no one also knows what those hurdles are in life, that they will one day face.
My hurdles were no more or less than many other people in this world however how I chose to handle those hurdles is what defines me. As a whole, our nation faces huge hurdles every day, wars, politics, government control, police corruption, global warming, depleting resources, overpopulation and many more! It's how WE as people work together to handle those mutual hurdles that will ultimately define us as a people and as a species.
Many of you have seen in the news lately stories about: "Civil Rights", and "Police Corruption". I've seen it too, but I also lived it! Police misuse of authority, violations of my civil rights are just the beginning of this story. Those are just a couple of the hurdles I faced in life. I'm not the type to be stopped. I had huge visions of success for myself and I refuse to allow myself to be beat. I'll make the changes, adapt to the situation and overcome anything that's thrown at me.
I know you're saying "easier said than done Jason". This world's fucked up. Why try right? For our children is why! If I can't motivate you to work with me to make changes, this world is going to get worse. It's not getting better. You, me, your friends, your neighbors, and our families all need to pay attention to what's happening. We need to speak up and hold everyone to the same standards we are held to. We need to strive for success as a society. We need to question those that are in power, and ask: Why?
Why does this all matter? Well because like you, I'm the average person, looking to do well in life, looking to be successful and yet a few dirty cops and an assistant attorney general with an agenda can try to strip that from me all for being at the wrong place at the wrong time and taking a cell phone video.
When I was young we didn't have cell phones with video cameras. We didn't have much technology at all. These days recording devices are everywhere. They do not lie. What you see is what happened. The saying: There are three sides to every story, one side, the other side and the truth. Video is most often the truth!
So why are some cops these days so opposed to body cams? Maybe because they don't want the truth told? Maybe they want their word to be the only one that matters? Now this is not all cops, but those that are opposed to cameras, I would believe they have something to hide. I've spoken to cops that are all for them. I'd stand beside those cops in a fight if they needed me. But why are we not doing more about cops that abuse their authority?
This story is about a video. That video was used by cops to put me in jail on charges of attempted murder, not because I tried to hurt anyone, not because anyone was seriously injured, not because I did anything against the law but because the so called "victims" had family that were cops. Cops that used their authority to twist facts, manipulate truths, to carry out their personal agenda. They wanted to see me in jail, not because I broke the law, but because they wanted to punish me for the actions of their family members.
I beat my accusers. I beat the system, and now I get to tell my story. How things really happened. Who I am and how I used my false arrest experience to make millions in social media! It's time to turn the cameras on corrupt law enforcement and hold them to the same standards that we are all held too!
I'm far older and wiser than I was before this experience. So now, yup I'm 40! I lost a lot of years but I'm going to live my life like I'm 32. This is my story of how I lost it all, and then used my experience in Baltimore to build a multimillion dollar social media empire.


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President Obama's re-election may mean higher taxes for Americans in Canada and Canadians with American property. Why?
Unless Congress and the President can come to terms with critical budget, spending and entitlement issues by the end of this year, all Bush income tax cuts enacted in 2001, as well as estate and gift tax rates and exemptions, will expire.
Read: 4 ways to save cross-border tax
If that happens, the top marginal tax rate on ordinary income would revert back to 39.6%. Since President Obama increased Medicare payroll taxes by 0.9% and passed a tax of 3.8% on investment income, single people with taxable incomes above $200,000, or married couples above $250,000, would face a top U.S. tax rate of 40.5% on wages, 43.4% on interest and dividend income and 23.8% on capital gains.
As for the U.S. estate tax, if the cuts expire, the present $5,120,000 gifting and estate tax exemptions would drop to $1,000,000 on January 1, 2013. In addition, the estate tax rate, which is now only 35%, would increase to 55%.
Implications for Americans in Canada if cuts expire
If you have U.S. clients with taxable incomes exceeding $200,000 (single) or $250,000 (married or joint), it's likely they will end up paying additional U.S. income tax beyond the level of net tax they would be paying in Canada.
This is especially true if your clients have been paid in eligible dividends in Canada.
Read: Ask clients about cross-border activities
With the possible elimination of the U.S. qualified dividend rate of 15% next year, the top U.S. federal rate along with the 3.8% Obamacare surtax would top out at 43.4%. This is significantly higher than the net eligible dividend rates in the three provinces indicated in the table below.
|Ordinary Income
|LT Capital Gains
|Alberta 1/
|Ontario 2/
|US Federal Only 3/
1/ Taxable income exceeds C$135,054
2/ Taxable income between C$135,054 and $509,000
3/ Taxable income exceeds US$388,350
Paying in dividends
Consider our American-in-Canada client, a physician who's been paying himself $300,000 in dividends from his professional corporation in Alberta. If the tax cuts expire, he will pay a substantial amount of additional U.S. tax on income that was never sourced in the States.
If he incurs short-term capital gains (held for less than one year) on his investment portfolio or has net rental income in Canada, he will also pay higher levels of additional tax in the U.S.
Further, American in Canada clients who hold Canadian mutual funds that are considered Passive Foreign Investment Companies (PFICs) and are required to take the Mark-to-Market election would also be subject to the highest marginal rate in the U.S.
Read: Tax laws chasing funds across borders
So if your client is an American in Canada who has primarily been paid in dividends that exceed the $200K (single) or $250K (married) taxable income thresholds, revisit her compensation. She may want to earn employment income instead that could be eligible for the U.S. foreign earned income exclusion of U$97,600 (for 2013).
If these types of clients have large unrealized capital gains, it might make sense for them to realize such gains prior to the end of this year, given the potential increase in net capital gains rates in the U.S. next year.
Estate planning concerns
On the U.S. estate planning side of things, if the exemption is reduced to $1 million from $5.12 million (or possibly $3.5 million, as indicated in the President's budget last February), it will be critical for clients to revisit their estate plans in Canada.
American in Canada clients with worldwide estates exceeding US$2 million should consider the role of Spousal Rollover Trusts in Canada (that will qualify as Marital or Bypass Trusts under U.S. rules) within their wills. Using those trusts would remove the first to die's estate from that of the surviving spouse's estate.
Read: IRS offers tax amnesty to Americans in Canada
You may also want to explore holding life insurance through an Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust to cover off exposure to U.S. estate tax.
If the American in Canada client is married to a non-U.S.-citizen spouse, then explore a Qualified Domestic Trust (QDOT) within the U.S. citizen's Canadian will. The QDOT would defer any U.S. estate tax if the estate were intended to go to the surviving spouse.
Gift tax exemption
With the U.S. lifetime gift tax exemption dropping from $5.12 million to $1 million and the tax rate increasing from 35% to 55%, the American in Canada client should consider making substantial taxable gifts below the lifetime exemption amount this tax year. Any gifts exceeding $13,000 to an individual or $139,000 to a non-US citizen spouse would be subject to a gift tax and the filing of an IRS gift tax return (Form 709).
Estate tax and real estate
Canadians who personally own U.S. real property may also be exposed to U.S. estate tax. That would depend on the size of the Canadian's worldwide estate and the value of the real property at death.
Under current rules, generally if a married couples' worldwide estate does not exceed $10,240,000 after the application of certain individual credits and additional credits available under the Canada/U.S. Tax Treaty, U.S. estate tax exposure was generally zero.
Read: Snowbird property holding mistake
Now, with the potential for a lower estate tax exemption, people should try to reduce or eliminate U.S. estate tax exposure at their deaths. This could mean changing how real property is titled, using will planning with spousal rollover trusts provisions, using a specific Canadian trust, and using non-recourse mortgage financing and life insurance.
Terry F. Ritchie, CFP™ (U.S.), RFP (Canada), TEP, EA, is a Calgary-based cross-border financial planner with expertise in both American and Canadian tax regimes, and co-author of The Canadian Snowbird in America, The Canadian in America, and The American in Canada. Look for updated editions of these books in 2013.


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Internationally recognized film director Marina Spada visited Dickinson on Wednesday to screen her latest movie and speak with students interested in independent films, as well as Italian language and culture. All were welcome to attend the event, which was co-sponsored by the Italian department and the film-studies program.
Spada, who teaches cinema at the University of Milan, Italy, worked in the Italian television industry before making her first feature film, Forza, Cani (Go, Dogs), in 2002. Her best-known work is Come l'Ombra (As the Shadows), a multiple-award-winning film that drew critical attention at the Venice and Toronto film festivals. At Dickinson, Spada screened Il Mio Domani (My Tomorrow), a movie about a young professional who faces 21st-century dilemmas in both her personal and professional lives.
After the screening, the director answered questions about the movie, the independent-film industry and everyday life in contemporary Italy. The conversation continued at Vincett House, where Spada chatted with students and professors over an informal dinner.
History major Tim Lehotsky '16 said that although he doesn't plan to go into movie-making, he greatly enjoyed catching an insider's view of the art. "I came away with a much greater appreciation for filmmakers and for all of those who participate in the process," he said.
"It also was interesting because we are learning about Italian culture through Italian film," added Italian-studies major Catherine Proietto '14, who, like Lehotsky, is enrolled in a course on the subject taught by Associate Professor of Italian Nicoletta Marini-Maio.
Tim Hegberg '17, an avid blogger, videographer and writer who is considering enrolling in Dickinson's film-studies program, picked up valuable filmmaking tips. "I leave a lot up to chance, because I believe it captures more of the essence of what is happening in the environment I'm filming, but after hearing of her success, I'm exploring the option of increasing the amount of planning that goes into my next project," he said.
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Medical Coding Seminar Can Benefit Metro Health Foundation
Metro Health coders and office managers will have the opportunity to learn about ICD-10-CM while donating to charity.
Judy Breuker, founder of Medical Education Services and an approved ICD-10-CM trainer, will present a half-day seminar on the new coding system on March 9 at the Priority Health Conference Center, 3111 Leonard NE. The presentation will be held from 8:30 a.m. to noon. The program is limited to the first 60 registrants and requires a $75 donation to either the Metro Health Breton Food Pantry or another West Michigan charity.
Topics will include:
- An overview of the key components of ICD-10-CM
- A review of the ICD-10-CM official guidelines
- Practical coding examples
"Correct coding can make a significant difference in revenue for a hospital," said Marcia Prenger, director of patient business services. "It is important that all procedures, tests and treatments are entered into the system in order for reimbursements to be accurate for our doctors. I hope that our coders and office managers take advantage of this timely educational opportunity and make a donation to help our underserved patients through the Metro Health Breton Food Pantry."
The registration form is available at www.judybreuker.com under the "Upcoming Events and Classes" listings. Please print the form and mail it with your payment to: Medical Education Services, LLC, P.O. Box 549, Hudsonville, MI 49426-0549.


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Working on my startup, Faviki, I have realized how hard it is to get even basic data about a webpage. Faviki is a bookmarking app that lets users connect webpages with structured data from DBpedia.
I was trying hard to figure out how to take it to the next level — to get more data from web pages, connect it with the rest of the graph and help users organize bookmarks better using not just tags ("strings"), but "things" and their relations.
However, it didn't take long before I realized that despite all the promising semantic standards that enable doing some cool and powerful things with data, in reality, getting even the most basic data from an average webpage can be incredibly hard.
Take the title of the page for instance. In the spirit of working on the "things" level, I tried to get the "real" title, or the name of the thing the webpage is about (i.e. the primary topic).
Getting the value of the
<title> tag is easy, but the problem is that it typically contains additional text like the name of the website and SEO keywords noise.
To get the actual title, one can search for
 tag in the source, but, as with the
<title> tag, it's often abused or not used properly.
Or maybe we can compare

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<title> hoping that the

 is the subset of it? I even thought about downloading a few other pages and trying to figure out the general pattern behind the
<title> tag.
The "right" way
You may argue that these are just dirty hacks and that HTML is not suited for this. It's a document format, and data should be described using RDF, Microdata, OData, CSV or other syntaxes, provided either in a separate document or embedded in HTML.
The trouble is that in a bookmarking application, you deal with random webpages, most of them not publishing any data whatsoever. But, let's say we want to make use of the ones that do, in order to provide a richer data and better experience for end-users.
In order to get the page title, we need to search the webpage's HTML code for embedded data or
<meta> tags (rel="alternate", rel="primarytopic", etc.), pointing to external resources that might lead us to the data we need. There is a number of options, even if we limit ourselves to the RDF model: RDFa, Turtle, RDF/XML, JSON-LD…
Now this diversity may sound like a good thing, allowing you to use the syntax that best fits your needs and taste. In a perfect world, this may be the case. But in the reality, if my prefered syntax is not published, I must use whatever is available. So ultimately both publishers and consumers must cover as many alternatives as possible, which is a big burden.
What about SPARQL?
If one only needs a single atomic data such as the title, isn't the most appropriate solution sending a simple query to the SPARQL endpoint?
The problem is that the number of websites providing SPARQL endpoint on one hand, and the developers familiar with SPARQL syntax on the other, is still small.
Another problem is that if there is the website providing a SPARQL endpoint, given its random webpage URL, how to find the SPARQL endpoint URI? How many websites that provide SPARQL endpoint publish a voiD file containing the description of dataset (where one should be able to find the SPARQL endpoint URL)?
Finally, are the relations between standard web pages and data stored in the dataset and accessible via SPARQL at all?
Take DBpedia for instance. http://dbpedia.org/page/London has this tag encoded in its HTML source.
<link rel="foaf:primarytopic" href="http://dbpedia.org/resource/London"/>
… suggesting the triple:
<http://dbpedia.org/page/London> foaf:primarytopic <http://dbpedia.org/resource/London> .
But if you try to get this triple using SPARQL:
SELECT ?o WHERE {
<http://dbpedia.org/page/London> foaf:primarytopic ?o .
… you will get nothing.
Therefore, first I need to figure out where is the SPARQL endpoint by parsing the voiD file, then to download and parse the web page in order to get the "primarytopic" resource http://dbpedia.org/resource/London, and then to use that resource directly in the SPARQL query.
The frustration
The more I've been thinking about the problem of data access, the more I got frustrated. It seemed that most options were already considered and that there was hardly any room for innovation.
Historically, every new solution tried to solve some other solution's problems, ending up as a balance between different constraints.
For instance, the Turtle syntax is much simpler than RDF/XML but requires a special parser and you can not use the XML stack. RDFa doesn't require a separate document, but is mixed with HTML content, hard to read and makes the original file bigger. Schema.org's Microdata is a simpler alternative to RDFa, but at the cost of being far less expressive.
It was hard to imagine some new, simpler and more elegant syntax than Turtle. But it's not just about syntax. I was always annoyed by the fact that when I stumble upon the Turtle file on the Web, I either need to download it and read it outside of the browser, or, if it opens in the browser, I can't click on the deamn links (URIs)!
And I don't buy the story about its human-friendliness either. Look at this for instance, it's just painful to read.
Finally, it wasn't about the simplicity and elegance either. Take HTML for example. It's definitely not the most elegant syntax in the world, but still enormously successful.
It was hard to imagine some original and radically different aproach. Still, I had a strong feeling that something was wrong and that there must be a better way.
The idea
One day, a strange idea struck me. I was looking at some news page on Guardian and thought: what if the "title" segment is just added to the URL? For instance take the URL:
If you need to get the title, you simply append the "title" segment to the URL. The result is:
When you look up this new URL, you get (HTTP 200 OK) response with the body:
Will the Samsung Galaxy S4 eclipse the iPhone?
That is, you get raw data, and the syntax is not just easier to parse — there is practically no syntax at all! Similarly, you can look up the description and author on the following URLs, respectivelly:
Relation to RDF
How does this fit with RDF and triples? Here is how the RDF might look like:
dc:title "Will the Samsung Galaxy S4 eclipse the iPhone?" .
Now, if you append the predicate to the subject URI, you will get:
By looking up this new URI, we get the literal value of the title (the object of the triple). But what does that new URI identify? It's simply the URI of the page's title. Therefore, the title is not just a "string" any more, it became a "thing" – a separate resource identified by URI.
dc:title <http://www.guardian.co.uk/.../samsung-galaxy-s4-iphone/dc:title> .
The result is that the title and its value are separated, which makes sense. The title != the value of the title.
rdf:value "Will the Samsung Galaxy S4 eclipse the iPhone?" .
By using the property names with prefixes ("dc:title") as segments, we limited the properties to ones defined in vocabularies, making them unambigous and predicatable.
(Note that the
: character is used for clarity, although it is a reserved character according to the URI spec. On the rest of the blog I have used underscores instead.)
Using HTML
In some cases, however, we must use a syntax. When dealing with RDF links, as in the case of stating the author, we need a way to say that the value is not a literal string, but a thing identified by URI.
Should we invent a new syntax? Of course not, there is already "the Web way" of writing URIs — the HTML  tag.
Therefore, a look up to
…will return the hyperlink:
Juliette Garside
This corresponds to the following triple:
foaf:maker <http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/juliette-garside> .
(I am using here the web page URL as the identifier for the person for simplicity.)
If there are several values for the same property, e.g. descriptions in different languages, we can append segments that have the role of local "keys" in the
rdfs:comment collection:
If one looks up the following resource:
… we need a way to write down this collection. Again, no need to reinvent the wheel — we can use the HTML list, either

english

french

… or

, that also encodes the values:

english

The Galaxy S4 will be unveiled in New York this week...

french

The Galaxy S4 sera dévoilée à New York cette semaine...

Click here for more details on the HTML syntax used.
Data as a first-class citizen
It is nothing new that there has been a large gap between the current Web and the Web of data (Semantic Web) vision. Linked Data showed up in 2006 as an attempt to close this gap by introducing the Web principles to data publishing.
The problem is the the "Web" expected data to adjust to it by using HTTP URIs but it didn't really return the favor. It has still remained the same Web of documents, with data described in its building blocks — the same old, boring, flat web documents.
In reality, sending a few HTTP requests and getting simple, raw data is much easier than parsing the documents and dealing with the current syntax mess. It is especially useful for data discovery, in which one asks simple questions to predictable URLs, and obtains short answers giving him the clue (links) about the state of the dataset.
On the publisher side, the implementation is perhaps not as easy as uploading e.g. a Turtle file, but it's not too hard either. The real benefit is that it is easy to understand what is going on — essentially no need for learning a new syntax.
Remember the last time somebody started explaining how to get to some information on the Web? "Search for this, then click there, then… " provoking you to interrupt him and say "just give me the goddamn URL!"
This is a good metaphor of what we need to do with data as well. The approach I have described results in each piece of data getting its own (HTTP) URL, meaning that one can easily share atomic data the same way we share the ordinary web pages now.
To put it in fancy words, this way data becomes a first-class citizen of the Web.
But data is identified using URIs, that's the whole point of RDF and Semantic Web! Isn't data already a first class-citizen? No, it isn't, because by dereferencing these URIs you don't get plain data, but documents.
By adding an intermediary resource that acts as a "variable" whose value is then returned after dereferencing it, we will finally allow (atomic) data to have "equal rights" as documents, making the necessary step for the Web of data to arise.
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Will AirPods work as equivalent to hearing aids for those user who is hard of hearing?
I use hearing aids to listen music thru speakers excellent but not using headphones due to closed air space that making hearing aids white noise and/or pink noise sound. Hope, I can use this AirPods to replace with hearing aids.
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Technology is ready to use apple as hearing aids.
In fact, current hearing aids use very obsolete technology, which can not be compared to that of iphone and airpods.
Already there is an app that claims to be able to use airpods for this purpose.
Fennex Augmented Hearing App is specifically designed to be used with airpods,
I'm trying it out and the results I've got are very satisfying, though with a bit of delay, the sounds heard come clear, and are at least comparable to those of a normal hearing aids.
I think in the near future the problem of the delay will be fixed, as using the app with the earbuds, there is no delay.
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If I understand your question correctly, you are wondering if AirPods can replace hearing aids when you listen to music.
AirPods are not replacements for hearing aids. If your hearing is deficient in specific frequencies, AirPods will not boost those frequencies selectively. Fortunately, the sound quality of AirPods is substantially superior to EarPods or other open-air ear buds and you may very well notice a difference in what you can hear compared to traditional ear buds. Go to an Apple Store and listen to a pair. Bring your own iPhone and favourite music so you can make a more valid comparison.
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In March 2003, the U.S. Department of Commerce announced an eight-point initiative intended to enhance standards activities. This initiative responds to a growing number of requests from U.S. industry, trade associations, and standards development organizations to address foreign standards development and technical regulation as the increasingly important issues that they are. ASTM has participated in several activities related to this initiative, including:
Developing a global standards activity assessment ASTM responded to the DOCs request for industry input on the most pressing standards issues for various sectors by gathering input from several of its technical committees. As a result of canvassing its committees in this way, ASTMs response provided an overview of a wide range of sectors and showed the equally wide range of approaches that are needed to respond adequately to a variety of international interests. The responses DOC has received will be used to develop a set of recommendations for an overarching approach to international standards issues. DOCs recommendations are expected in January 2004.
Devising effective training and outreach programs for foreign commercial service officers ASTM has offered its assistance in development and review of the Department of Commerce training program.
Appointment of a liaison to the International Trade Administration At press time, ASTM Vice President of Global Cooperation Kitty Kono and Director of External Relations Teresa Cendrowska were scheduled to meet in December with Heidi Hijikata, who has been named the International Trade Administration standards liaison. Hijikatas position will serve as focal point for standards within ITA and ensure that industrys priorities on standards are promoted through the Commerce Departments international policies and programs. Kono and Cendrowska planned to discuss ASTMs multiple paths positions on international standards.
Industry-specific roundtables In June, ASTM Committee D02 Chairman Jim Bover, of ExxonMobil, Annandale, N.J., presented on behalf of ASTM at the energy industry roundtable conducted by Commerce.
At the roundtable held in October for standards developing organizations, cosponsored by the DOCs National Institute of Standards and Technology and the American National Standards Institute, ASTM International President James Thomas was one of 11 SDO representatives to give short presentations on issues facing standards developers today. These presentations were followed by open discussion among the SDO leaders, representatives of NIST (Arden Bement, director; Mary Saunders, chief of the standards services division; and Richard Kayser, director of technology services) and Benjamin Wu, deputy undersecretary of the Department of Commerces Technology Administration.
For their short presentations, NIST asked each participating SDO to consider one or more of 11 key issues. Taking his cue from this list, Thomas spoke on the highest priority standards-related issues facing ASTM and its constituents, funding concerns, and the partnership between the Department of Commerce and ASTM.
Regarding the first of these topics, Thomas said that the highest priority issue facing ASTM and its constituents is the need for evidentiary U.S. government recognition of and support for U.S.-domiciled international standards organizations. He stated that legislative barriers in other economies to the use of internationally developed and used standards created by U.S.-based SDOs makes it imperative that the U.S. government state its position regarding the international viability and relevance of these standards. In terms of funding, Thomas explained that ASTMs business model has served it well over the course of its 100-plus year history, and that the diversity of business models among U.S. SDOs is what makes the sector-driven U.S. standards system vital and responsive. Finally, regarding ASTMs longstanding relationship with the DOC, Thomas cited the nearly 200 NIST professionals that participate on ASTMs technical committees, and the valuable perspective they add to the creation and maintenance of ASTMs market-relevant standards. Thomas also highlighted ASTMs participation in NISTs Standards in Trade program, in which international representatives of standards organizations and industry come to the United States to learn about standardization in their industry sector; ASTMs support of the DOCs new standards initiative, especially the soon-to-be-developed training program for standards attaches; and ASTMs eagerness to work with the new China Desk at the DOCs International Trade Administration. //
Ugandas National Standards Body Is Latest to Sign MOU with ASTM International
The Uganda National Bureau of Standards has signed a memorandum of understanding with ASTM International. The purpose of MOUs such as this, which have been signed with 26 national standards bodies over the course of the last two years, is for ASTM and the signatory bodies to work together to use standards in support of the signing nations needs in public health and safety, technology development and environmental protection. //
Yorkdale Award Presented for Outstanding Paper in Masonry
ASTM International Committee C15 on Manufactured Masonry Units has presented the 2003 Alan H. Yorkdale Memorial Award for the paper Strength and Stiffness of Masonry Shear Walls with Openings. The winning paper was written by Hany Elshafie of Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt; Ahmad Hamid of Drexel University, Philadelphia, Pa., USA; and El-Sayed Nsar of Ain Shams University. The paper appeared in the December 2002 issue of the TMS Journal published by The Masonry Society.
The award-winning paper examines the load carrying capacity, failure mechanism, and post-cracking stiffness of 1/3-scale masonry shear walls with openings. A simple analysis approach employing plastic hinge failure mechanisms was refined and used to predict failure mechanism, lateral load carrying capacity, and internal forces at ultimate load. The work provides a basis for predicting post-cracking shear wall stiffness.
Established in 1987, the award is given each year to the best peer-reviewed, English-language paper dealing with manufactured masonry units or assemblages of such units. Hundreds of papers are reviewed each year by a panel of impartial experts, and the award-winning author or authors are invited to ASTM C15 meetings each December to present their paper and receive their award. The award honors Alan Yorkdale, FASTM, secretary of C15, member of C15 Executive Committee, chairman of C15.02 for 18 years and a leading proponent of the advancement of masonry engineering and research in his 27 years of service with the Brick Institute of America (now the Brick Indutary Association). //
New Staff Managers Join ASTM International
Kevin Shanahan has joined ASTM International as a staff manager in the Technical Committee Operations division. He comes to ASTM from Pep Boys in Philadelphia, Pa., where he served as presence marketing manager. Shanahan also served as marketing coordinator for XFL in Stamford, Conn., and as director for Sport and Social Clubs of the United States in both Chicago and Philadelphia. He has a bachelor of arts in communications from Loyola University in New Orleans, La., and a master of education in sports management from Cleveland State University.
Carolyn Sheahan comes to her position as a staff manager in the Technical Committee Operations division from MBNA Sports Promotions in Philadelphia, Pa., where she served as a sales representative. She has also served three internships with Kemper Insurance Companies: as communications assistant in Long Grove, Ill.; as assistant for federal and state affairs, Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety in Washington, D.C.; and as branch claims rep-resentative/subrogation assistant in Dallas, Texas. Sheahan has a bachelor of science in marketing from La Salle University. //
Zhang Yanhua, vice administrator of the Standards Administration of the Peoples Republic of China (seated second from right) and Zhang Lin, director general of international standards at SAC (seated left) hosted a visit from ASTM Internationals Kitty Kono and Drew Azzara in October. During their visit to Beijing and Shanghai, Kono, vice president of global cooperation, and Azzara, vice president of corporate development, met with many leading standards officials to discuss greater collaboration between ASTM International and China.
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AN INVESTIGATOR has confirmed that detectives are currently looking into an incident at the Southport airshow in 2014.
It is believed that Shoreham Airshow pilot Andy Hill was involved in an incident whilst flying a different aircraft at the Southport airshow in September 2014, according to ITV News.
Mr Hill flew the Hawker Hunter that crashed onto the A27 and claimed 11 lives during a loop-the-loop stunt in August 2015.
On Tuesday (February 2), ITV News broadcast footage that is believed to show Andy Hill flying a Jet Provost T5 below the minimum height allowed and too close to the crowd at the Southport airshow.
The incident led to the display being terminated.
Eye witness, Heather Minshull told ITV News the aircraft was easily under 100 feet.
She said: "It was far too low, it seemed to be just above the van in front of me."
Flight director of the event, David Walton, was also quoted in the report, he said: "A stop call was immediately issued by the Flying Display Director on the display radio frequency and the flying display was terminated."
He added that the pilot was debriefed and agreed to amend his display for the following day's event.
Detective Chief Inspector Paul Rymarz said: "We are aware of an incident at the Southport airshow in 2014.
"This incident forms a line of enquiry in our wider investigation. All the families are aware of our interest in this incident."
The Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) bulletin into the Shoreham Airshow incident said the stunt performed on the day was hundreds of feet lower than the pilot's licence allowed.
The crash claimed the lives of 11 men and left Mr Hill in a medically induced coma following the accident.
In October last year, Detective Chief Inspector Rymarz said that although the interview of the pilot forms an integral part of the police investigation, at the time his fitness for interview has not confirmed.
In December 2015, officers from the Surrey and Sussex Major Crime Team confirmed they interviewed a 51-year-old man from Hertfordshire in connection with the jet crash – this was believed to be Mr Hill.
The man voluntarily attended an appointment with detectives at a police station in Hertfordshire on Thursday (December 17) and was interviewed under caution, but not arrested.
To honour those that lost their lives, families and residents tied thousands of ribbons to the Old Toll Bridge in October 2015.
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The Discovery Continues
It's been 500 years since Juan Ponce de León sailed his ships toward the coast of a beautiful peninsula where he hoped to discover gold, treasures and the fountain of youth. His explorations through the land he called La Florida — place of flowers — left him enchanted by the beauty and ready to claim the land for his king and country.
More than 87 million visitors still make voyages each year to what is now known as Florida. In some ways, the state still reflects the dream of early explorers. Florida's diverse economy is able to generate monetary wealth; there is an abundance of natural treasures; and the quality of life instills a personal fountain of youth.
The statewide festivities planned to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the discovery of Florida — Viva Florida 500 — invite residents and visitors alike to launch their own explorations. According to Secretary of State Kent Detzner, "We have always approached Viva Florida 500 as an opportunity to better educate the world about Florida's place in history as the location where the world's cultures began to unite and transform into the great nation we know today as the United States of America. But at the same time, we also hope and expect that it will spur economic development as Floridians and visitors get more excited about Florida's historical and cultural heritage."
Are you ready to explore? Map out an adventure across Florida this year.
Florida's First Beach
Pensacola Bay Area
Capital Celebrations
Historic, Romantic St. Augustine
St. Augustine · Jacksonville
The Wonders of Tampa Bay
St. Petersburg · Clearwater · Tampa
Real. Authentic. Florida.
Manatee County
The Delights of Central Florida
The Natural Heart of Florida
Historic Ships Set Sail
Miami · Port Canaveral
A Break from "Busyness"
Palm Beach
Explore Fashion, Style, Nightlife
Miami · South Beach
Florida's First Beach - Pensacola Bay Area
Start your quest at the part of the state known as the Florida Panhandle, where history, culture and Southern hospitality shine alongside miles of sugar-white beaches. In fact, the Pensacola Bay area is considered to be "Florida's First Beach," having been discovered by Spanish explorers in 1559, making it the first major settlement attempt in the United States.
Since then, five flags have flown over the area — Spanish, French, British, the Confederacy and the United States. History comes to life here in landmarks such as Historic Pensacola Village, the Museum of Commerce, the Pensacola Lighthouse, Fort Barrancas, Fort Pickens and numerous churches, art galleries and cultural centers along the African-American Heritage Trail.
Linking America's early colonial past to Spain's history of exploration and discovery, Gálvez Day in early May will honor Bernardo de Gálvez and his role in the Battle of Pensacola. A distinguished Spanish delegation will join the celebration of their native son.
Capital Celebrations - Tallahassee
Traveling east from Pensacola, an abundance of historical treasures are on exhibit in Florida's capital city of Tallahassee.
A visit to Mission San Luis transports you back to 1703 and a community where Apalachee Indians and newcomers from Spain lived together. Mission San Luis is the only reconstructed mission site in the Southeast and the only surviving site open to the public of the state's original 100 missions. Mission San Luis includes a reconstructed Franciscan Church, Spanish fort, living quarters and five-story-tall Apalachee council house.
Artifacts from Mission San Luis, gold and silver coins, jewelry, porcelain and other period items uncovered throughout Florida and surrounding waters are on display at the Museum of Florida History's exhibit "Forever Changed: La Florida 1513-1821." A 16th-century Spanish ship display chronicles the era of Spanish exploration.
The Florida Historic Capitol Museum hosts an exhibit called "Navigating New Worlds: Identity, Perception, and Politics in Florida," highlighting rare maps (one dates back to 1493 and another is one of only four in existence) from the Michael and Linda Fisher collection.
Bring your beret and celebrate Florida's French influence on May 31 when the Florida Historic Capitol Museum premieres a digitally animated short film based on the historic Jacques LeMoyne and Theodore de Bry engravings of early Florida. The film is narrated by renowned Florida historian Dr. Michael Gannon. Theodore de Bry descendant John de Bry will provide context for the iconic engravings and their influence on Europeans' perceptions of La Florida.
Historic, Romantic St. Augustine - St. Augustine, Jacksonville
St. Augustine's rich heritage makes the city and its surroundings a unique getaway for visitors. Founded in September 1565 by Don Pedro Menéndez de Avilés of Spain, St. Augustine is the longest continually inhabited European-founded city in the United States — more commonly called the "Nation's Oldest City." Stroll the narrow lanes, enter the many museums and visit landmarks such as Castillo de San Marcos and the Oldest Wooden Schoolhouse.
The Romanza Festivale, May 10-19, is a multi-arts celebration centered in historic downtown St. Augustine. More than three-dozen cultural organizations will collaborate to produce 60-plus shows and exhibits. In October, Spanish wine distributors as well as local and regional restaurants will provide a celebration of heritage foods, wine, dance and culture during the city's Spanish Wine and Food Festival.
On Independence Day, the city of Jacksonville welcomes Expedition Florida 500 participants who set out from Pensacola in January on a mission to circumnavigate coastal Florida via paddleboards.
The Wonders of Tampa Bay - St. Petersburg · Clearwater · Tampa
Spanish masterpieces, sea monsters and more
Surrounded by glistening salt water on three sides, St. Pete/Clearwater is an area of big-city attractions mixed with cultural charms and miles of white sand beaches. Visit from Memorial Day through Labor Day and you'll find a calendar packed with cool ideas for things to do during its "100 Days of Summer."
No visit to the Tampa Bay area is complete without a visit to The Dalí Museum in downtown St. Petersburg. Dalí's great masterpiece "The Discovery of America by Christopher Columbus" is one of the most inspiring pieces for visitors. The title is also a reference to the artist's own discovery of America — the place where he found fame. At the Dalí museum, the convergence of art and science stimulates the senses for a taste of both.
Across the bay in Tampa, children of all ages can quench their thirst for the fun of science and whet their appetite for future adventures at the Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI).
MOSI offers a comprehensive overview of science and technology with more than 450 interpretive science exhibits and visual displays on natural disasters, physics, astronomy and more.
MOSI makes a great daytime excursion for children and adults. Experience what it's like to pedal a bicycle on a 1-inch cable suspended 30 feet above the ground or lie on a bed-of-nails in MOSI's Kids In Charge exhibit! Enjoy an adrenaline rush like no other on MOSI's Sky Trail® Ropes Course and brand new Zip Line. Daring riders will soar more than 700 feet over MOSI and then return to the Ropes Course to conquer 35 elements with high-energy feats ideal for all ages.
Add to your MOSI experience with tickets to the world premiere of "Sea Monsters Revealed," now open for a limited time. Visitors will descend to the depths to explore the sea floor and see not only the outside but also the inside of more than 200 of the most elusive aquatic lifeforms ever discovered, including a 15-foot-long mako shark, a giant squid, and an 18-foot-long, 3,000-pound whale shark. "Sea Monsters Revealed" takes visitors on a journey of exploration in search of something so massive and magical, you truly have to experience it to grasp its impact and importance.
Historic Ships Set Sail - Miami · Port Canaveral
Tall ship Juan Sebastian de Elcano is making its way from Puerto Rico to Miami, then to Port Canaveral to recreate the famous route taken by Ponce de León.
This training vessel for midshipmen in Spain's Naval Academy has circumnavigated the globe 10 times since its first launch in 1927. Only two other tall ships in the world are larger.
The ship is named after the first commander to sail around the world in the 16th century. (De Elcano's captain, Ferdinand Magellan, was killed in the Philippines and didn't complete the voyage.)
The vessel is scheduled to anchor at the Port of Miami May 1-6, with special events at nearby Bicentennial Park, and will stop at Port Canaveral May 8-10.
Another tall ship event in Port Canaveral will feature the Nao Victoria Galleon, May 7-12. The galleon is a full replica of the 16th-century-era ships that explorers sailed to discover Florida.
The Delights of Central Florida - Orlando
Home to Disney World, SeaWorld and Universal Studios, Central Florida launched the multibillion-dollar theme park industry. Orlando is now one of the nation's top five tourist destinations, noted for its inspired dining and vibrant entertainment options.
Here you can discover the newly designated Dining & Entertainment Districts, six distinct dining and entertainment districts that define the depth and variety of this world-famous destination. Six chefs recognized as James Beard Foundation's 2013 Restaurant and Chef Award semifinalists are among the featured dining hotspots in the Districts.
At the heart of Central Florida is the Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center where you can experience all the wonder and enchantment of the Sunshine State under one roof.
Drawing from classic Florida architecture, the Kissimmee resort spans 63 acres and celebrates Florida's history, culture and natural beauty. The signature atriums recreate three Florida environments, immersing you in the sights and sounds for which the state is known — from the gently rising mists of the Everglades to the funky and vibrant island revelry of Key West to the Spanish-infused, old-world charm of St Augustine. Business travelers and meeting planners will also enjoy the resort's central location, 400,000 square feet of flexible meeting space and 178,500-square-foot Florida Exhibition Hall.
The Natural Heart of Florida - Gainesville
Navigating from Florida's west coast, take an expedition through the heart of Florida to enjoy the beauty of some of the world's largest natural springs nestled among lakes and the Ocala National Forest.
Take in the cultural side of Gainesville and Alachua County at the Thomas Center Galleries, host to a Viva Florida 500 Signature event through June 22. "The Quest for the Fountain of Youth in Florida History, Mythology and Art" showcases more than 30 original works by contemporary Florida artists that document the history of the Fountain story in Florida and explore the significance of the story in the artists' own lives and in the life of the community.
Real. Authentic. Florida. - Manatee County
In Manatee County — home to the beautiful waterside communities of Anna Maria Island, Holmes Beach, Bradenton Beach and Longboat Key — both old and new attractions offer irresistible entertainment and vacation fare.
Original development on Anna Maria Island was sparked by construction of what is now known as the City Pier, which was built at the foot of Pine Avenue in 1911. One hundred years later, Anna Maria stands out as a unique island destination, unmatched in its dedication to preserving the beauty and charm that define its special character.
Paying tribute to a bygone era is Seagate, the Powel Crosley Estate, built in 1929. This bayfront Mediterranean Revival-style mansion is on the National Register of Historic Places, and today the estate offers modern amenities for hosting meetings, weddings and other events.
Manatee County's urban core in downtown Bradenton is going through a renaissance. The just completed, 1.5-mile Riverwalk park along the Manatee River features art, an amphitheater, a skatepark and other amenities to attract visitors from around the world.
A Break from "Busyness" - Palm Beach
Even the ancient explorers took time to relax along the way and enjoy the journey. The Breakers resort in Palm Beach calls visitors to spend some time lounging amongst the beauty of La Florida. Take moonlight strolls and swims under the same moon that guided the captains of the sea to this great location.
The summer vacation of a lifetime is right in your backyard at The Breakers Palm Beach. A luxury resort for all ages, The Breakers is the ultimate beachfront escape for families, couples, friends or groups. Through October 31, 2013, the legendary property is offering Complimentary Benefits EVERY DAY, plus an array of savings throughout the resort. Receive daily complimentary continental breakfast buffet, kids' meals and day camp, unlimited fitness classes, tennis, WiFi and local calls. Also enjoy reduced golf greens fees and savings on dining, spa services, shopping, bungalow rentals and more.
With an unparalleled range of amenities and activities to choose from, guests never have to venture off property. The Breakers' five-acre Mediterranean-style Beach Club features five refreshing pools, four whirlpool spas and exclusive bungalows that are available for daytime rental. Two memorable 18-hole golf courses, including the renowned Breakers Rees Jones® Course, a nationally recognized golf academy and two state-of-the-art learning centers provide a magnificent golf destination for golfers of all skill levels. The resort's award-winning tennis facility offers 10 beautifully groomed Har-Tru courts and one of the finest and most experienced teams of tennis instructors of any resort in the U.S.
Nine distinctive restaurants and five bars, with settings ranging from casual beachfront to stylishly sophisticated, including HMF — the newest and most exciting destination for social drinking and eating — as well as an array of on-site boutiques, are all owned and managed by the resort.
Family time is also important at The Breakers, and its comprehensive Family Entertainment Center is complete with an arcade, craft room, game room, toddler's playroom, movie room, and outdoor sports court and playground.
If a meeting is on your agenda, The Breakers is a multi-faceted destination well-designed for groups of all sizes, from 20 to 1,000 attendees. The resort features 70,000 square feet of flexible, beautifully appointed meeting space. Venues include an oceanfront conference center, majestic ballrooms, executive meeting rooms, and picturesque courtyards and lawns.
Explore Fashion, Style, Nightlife - Miami · South Beach
Florida's modern culture is greatly influenced by the international diversity of fashion designers, musicians and stars that call Miami and South Beach home.
Whether you are planning your vacation, a celebration, quick getaway, business stay or stopover, the Angler's and the Savoy are ideally located.
Listed on the Official Register of Historic Places, The Savoy is an intimate and charming Art Deco retreat. As one of the few hotels along famed Ocean Drive offering its guests private beach access, the landmark Savoy is the perfect destination for travelers who want comfort, location and style.
Just two blocks from the Atlantic Ocean and a short walk to great area restaurants, nightlife and shopping, The Angler's is a boutique all-suite resort that takes a fresh approach to luxury reminiscent of old Florida yet embraced by the savvy South Beach traveler.


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Akali Build
Ability Sequence
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It is my first guide so I will be happy if you forgive all my language mistakes, because I' m not English...
Twin Disciplines (passive)
Mark of the assassin
Twilight Shround
Crescent Slash
Shadow Dance
If you want see what do each skill take your cursor on image of skill.
> Hit > > > Hit > > Hit >
> > Hit > > Hit > > Hit >
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Sword of the Occult
Mejai's Soulstealer
Ninja Tabi
Rylai's Crystal Scepter
Hextech Gunblade
Void Staff
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Sword of the Occult
Mejai's Soulstealer
Ninja Tabi
Madred's Bloodrazor
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The Black Cleaver
AP Build -- When you need a mage or you like Ability Power :)
Sorcerer's Shoes
Mejai's Soulstealer
Rod of Ages
Rylai's Crystal Scepter
Lich Bane
Rabadon's Deathcap
Early Game
Pick up Long Sword and Health Potion and go with your friend into a bushes as fast as it is possible. Then wait for opponet and kill him! It's very easy with Akali and ignite. If you are lucky you score first blood and gain free gold. You must remember to use your skills on minions and last hits them... it's very easy with Akali too. If you have money for Sword of the Occult and Menjai's Soulstealer go back to base and buy it. Now you can gank with your team in the middle or another side of map... When you earn money for Ninja Tabi buy it immadietly, because it is very important.
Late Game
In late game you must buy Rylai's Crystal Scepter , Hextech Gunblade and Void Staff. Try to "catch" one enemy, but don't run with him to his friends! Remember! You aren't a tank or God! If you have 20 stacks on two of your stacking weapons... you are God! Now you can (with some luck) kill all their team :) But be careful: 5 champions and turret can be very strong and dangerous and rather don't try it ;/
Important Things
Don't forget to heal you with your spell vamp.
Remember to use Mark of the Assassin quite often.
In teamwork use Twilight Shround under the enemies. It slows enemies and makes you invisible.
Use Crescent Slash to kill minions and gain money from them.
With Shadow Dance you can kill everything and everyone. Use it on enemies who run away.


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