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DJI Mavic Mini Drone Fly More Combo
The DJI Mavic Mini Drone Fly More Combo includes the compact yet powerful DJI Mavic Mini Drone, extra batteries, a propeller guard, and other accessories to help you keep capturing as many moments as possible. Weighing under 250 grams, DJI's newest drone is almost as light as an iPhone. Mavic Mini features a maximum flight time of 30 minutes, which paired with vision sensors and GPS Precise Hover ensures increased control and safety during flight. Together with the easy-to-use DJI Fly app on your iPhone or iPad, you'll have a simplified flying experience and a perspective unlike any other.
Compact and portable
Weighing under 250 grams, Mavic Mini is exceptionally portable and ranks in the lowest and safest weight class of drones, which in many countries may exempt it from certain regulations. For example, in the United States and Canada you can fly Mavic Mini without needing to register it.*
Easy to use
The new DJI Fly app offers a simple and intuitive user experience on iPhone and iPad, enabling you to create cinematic shots with just a few taps. It also offers a variety of Creator Templates that generate superb videos with a single tap. Even beginners with no editing experience can turn any moment into a share-worthy clip. There's a Flight Tutorial feature, too, that helps you get a quick, safe start with the Mavic Mini.
Safe flying
The Mavic Mini Fly More Combo comes equipped with a 360° Propeller Guard that fully protects the propellers and improves flight safety. Thanks to its downward vision sensor and GPS, the Mavic Mini can also hover precisely both indoors and outdoors.
Stabilized gimbal camera
Mavic Mini supports 12MP aerial photos and 2.7K Quad HD videos. A 3-axis motorized gimbal provides superior camera stability and ensures clear, ultra-smooth footage.
Remote controller
A dedicated remote controller maintains an HD, low-latency video feed at a distance of up to 2.5 miles (4 kilometers).*** You can easily store the detachable control sticks inside the remote controller for added portability.
Extended flight time
Thanks to its light weight, Mavic Mini can deliver up to 30 minutes of flight time with a fully-charged battery.
Shots that look like they came from a Hollywood film set are just a few taps away with the Mavic Mini's QuickShot modes, which include Dronie, Circle, Helix, and Rocket. Just select your QuickShot and the Mavic Mini will execute an elaborate preset motion while recording. Take the automatically generated short video and share instantly with friends on social media.
CineSmooth Mode
Slow down the Mini's flight speed and movements for an added layer of precision and stability. This mode is especially useful when flying in narrow or complex spaces.
Weighs less than 250 grams for exceptional compactness and portability
Three batteries give you freedom to extend your creative sessions
New DJI Fly app offers a simple and intuitive user experience on iPhone and iPad mini
Capture ultra-smooth 2.7K Quad HD videos with the 3-axis motorized gimbal
360° Propeller Guard fully protects the propellers and improves flight safety
Up to 30 minutes of flight time with each fully-charged battery
Creator Templates generate amazing videos with just a tap
Dedicated remote controller stably delivers an HD, low-latency video feed up to 2.5 mi./4 km away
DJI Fly app provides access to SkyPixel, a social media platform for sharing aerial photos and videos, great for discovering popular aerial photography spots
What's in the Box
DJI Mavic Mini drone
Remote controller and RC cables (Lightning, Micro-USB, USB Type-C)
Three Intelligent Flight Batteries
360° Propeller Guard
Five pairs of propellers
One pair of spare control sticks
Two micro-USB cables
Two-way Charging Hub
18W USB charger
Tech Specs
Connections: Lightning, USB-C
Memory Cards: MicroSD
Power Source: Battery
Batteries: Rechargeable lithium-ion
Height: 2.36 in./6 cm
Length: 5.12 in./13 cm
Width: 3.15 in./8 cm
Weight: 8.78 oz./249 g
System Requirements
Operating System: iOS 10 or later
Manufacturer Information
Part Number
Mfr. Part Number: CP.MA.00000.123
UPC or EAN No.: 190021338869
Note: Products sold through this website that do not bear the Apple brand name are serviced and supported exclusively by their manufacturers in accordance with terms and conditions packaged with the products. Apple's Limited Warranty does not apply to products that are not Apple branded, even if packaged or sold with Apple products. Please contact the manufacturer directly for technical support and customer service.
Warranty: 12 months for remote control and central processor; six months for battery, gimbal camera, and motors; no warranty for frame, propeller, or carrying case.
Manufacturer Note
*Registration not required in some countries and regions. Check local rules and regulations before use. **Sold separately or as part of the DJI Mavic Mini Fly More Combo. ***2.5 mi./4 km for FCC compliant Model (MT1SS5) and 1.24 mi./2 km for CE compliant Model (MT1SD25).
Lithium-Based Battery Shipments
Due to standalone lithium-based battery shipping restrictions, this product may only ship via ground and is subject to domestic and international shipping requirements. If the final ship-to address cannot be shipped to via ground, the order may be subject to cancellation.
iPhone Models
- iPhone 11 Pro
- iPhone 11 Pro Max
- iPhone 11
- iPhone SE (2nd generation)
- iPhone XS
- iPhone XS Max
- iPhone XR
- iPhone X
- iPhone 8
- iPhone 8 Plus
- iPhone 7
- iPhone 7 Plus
- iPhone 6s
- iPhone 6s Plus
- iPhone SE (1st generation)
iPad Models
- iPad mini (5th generation)
- iPad mini 4
- iPad mini 3
- iPad mini 2
Answers from the community
Will the gps bring it back home
- Asked by Eroll M from Baton Rouge
- on Mar 26, 2020
Does it take panoramic photos?
- Asked by Joshua S from Manchester
- on Jan 7, 2020
Hi is the Mavic Mini Fly More Combo drone that Apple carries a FCC rated drone or a CE rated drone? Thanks.
- Asked by Simon C from Dayton
- on Nov 20, 2019
Best Answer:
Apple Europe inc UK sell the CE model, so the advertised 4KM is actually only 2.5KM. The CE model do Apple Europe inc UK sell the CE model, so the advertised 4KM is actually only 2.5KM. The CE model does have FCC, but is not used throughout Europe.
Unlike other DJI Drones the Mavic Mini does not change based on where you fly, so you must ensure you are legally allowed to fly it in the country you take it too, if it did you have to ask yourself why is there 2 models sold.
FCC models are in the USA, Australia and some Asian countries, CE models are basically the rest of the world.
Hope that helps
- Answered by John B from Northgate
- on Dec 9, 2019
Does it come with a memory card?
- Asked by Cordelia E from San Antonio
- on Nov 25, 2019
Best Answer:
No it does not, and it has no onboard memory. It supports Micro SD memory cards.
- Answered by John B from Northgate
- on Dec 9, 2019
Compatibility: Requires iOS 10.0 or later.
DJI Fly
The DJI Fly app was designed to help pilots fly drones with ease (DJI Fly is compatible with Mavic Air 2 and Mavic Mini aircraft).
What's great about DJI Fly?
- Intuitive UI and expansive Camera View.
- Easy-to-follow Flight Tutorials to help you get started.
- New search function for discovering nearby Fly Spots and GEO zones.
- Advanced Editor platfor m with tools and templates for quick editing and sharing work. …


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Stop Smoking
What do I need to quit smoking?
It's not easy to quit smoking but it is possible if you are motivated. So what is yours? Is it to save money? Is it to improve your health? Whatever it is, it helps if you try to keep it in mind and focus on the benefits.
- Cost
If cost is a motivator why not try the cost calculator below to see how much you will save? The money that you no longer spend on cigarettes could go towards buying new clothes, DVDs or a night out with friends.
- Health
If health is a motivator why not have a look at the link below to see what a difference quitting can make to your body? According to NHS choices, quitting smoking can lead to clearer skin, whiter teeth and better sex.
10 health benefits of quitting smoking
You may be suprised at how quickly the benefits of smoking will make a difference on your health.
Take a look at the timeline to see the results of quitting smoking over time.
There are 12 million ex-smokers in the UK. If they can do it so can you! Many smokers need more than one attempt before they stop completely but each time they learn more about themselves and their habit and are better prepared for the next attempt.
Why not gain inspiration from those who have already quit smoking by reading their stories.
A realistic quit plan
Every smoker has a different approach to quitting and different requirements for support. Not all methods work for each smoker however there are some methods which can help many people.
One of the most crucial parts of of quitting smoking is to get the support of your family and friends. There are also groups and support services that you can access in your local area. The Univeristy works closely with the Salford City Council Stop Smoking Service and there are plenty of services in the local area, click here to find out more.
Alternatively contact your GP, if you haven't got a GP whilst at University be sure to register with our medical service.
Help to quit smoking
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The only question that comes to me right now is why didn't I have a hanging chair for my bedroom when I grew up?! Look at how cool these are, you could literaly hang from the ceiling and chill. Nothing better as a teenager, I feel jealous at all the teens who have this right now and all the fun they're having. Just hanging.
These hanging chairs for bedrooms come in various designs and some of them look like from the 90's which is another cool thing on its own. Today's teen rooms have it all, they are no longer satisfied with just a bed and a closet, they need a working area, a chill zone, a playtime area and more. This is where the swinging hanging chair comes in beautifully, they also don't take much space as all you need is to hang them from the ceiling and a little space for them to swing.
Think about Netflix and chill on one of these babies. Can you see it? It will take the concept to a whole new level. In the gallery below you can find many different designs of hanging chairs from the vintage bubble shape chair to an awesome hammock chair that everyone will love. And I leave you with this, I need these in my life.
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I just realised that I need a hanging chair for bedroom because my life needs some color. Also please check out these cool chairs that will make you want to shop


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Bryan, S.E., Holcombe, R.J., Fielding, C.R. and Cook, A. (2004) Reply: Stratigraphy, facies architecture and tectonic implications of the Upper Devonian to Lower Carboniferous Campwyn Volcanics of the northern New England Fold Belt. [Discussion by Henderson RA, Fergusson C]. Australian Journal of Earth Sciences, 51(3), pp. 453-458. ISSN (print) 0812-0099Full text not available from this archive.
Henderson and Fergusson present several points of disagreement based on their earlier work (Fergusson et al. 1994) and emphasise the major differences between the two studies. Although not explicitly stated previously, we believe that paper to be fundamentally flawed in terms of basic lithological identification, stratigraphy and facies architecture. The main issue is one of contradictory volcanic rock-type identification, in which we maintain that many of the units described as mafic by Fergusson et al. (1994) are in fact silicic. We also found that at least some of the mafic to intermediate 'volcanic' components described belonged to younger intrusive dyke suites, some of which now have geochronologic control. These observational data underpin the respective interpretations on the volcanic sequence and architecture. A secondary 'data' issue arises in the sedimentology of the sequences; our more extensive palaeocurrent datasets are strongly at variance to those presented in Fergusson et al. (1994). Likewise, differences in tectonic models reflect these opposed datasets. A further issue raised, but which is not critical to the main thrust of the argument, is that of biostratigraphic control for the Campwyn Volcanics. However, we now have further constraints from U/Pb zircon geochronology (Bryan et al. in press).
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A Call to Men
I recently came across this video on the TED talks website. It features Tony Porter, the founder of A Call to Men: The National Association of Men and Women Committed to Ending Violence Against Women.
His eloquent 11 minute speech is a work of art. It was definitely worth the standing ovation he received at the end.
To my male readers: what is your experience with stepping outside the "Man Box"? Do you believe it is real? If so, what can we do to raise the next generation outside of this "Man Box"?
To my female readers: what are your reactions after watching this?
Posted on August 17, 2012, in Dating and tagged abusive behavior, bad situations, dating, emotional intimacy, low self esteem, politics, rape culture, relationships, Sex, society, street harassment, women. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.
Stepping outside the man box, when it does happen, is a very intimate, and often embarrassing, experience. It has only happened a few times, and really only happens to me during times of extreme stress. It usually involves a good cry, a rant, and then hours of apologizing afterwards, lol. I found it interesting that when Tony's dad cried in the car, he also apologized.
I suppose that may come from our childhoods. Adult males making us feel bad that we aren't being strong, either physically or mentally. I consider myself to operate freely outside the "Man Box", but I still find it difficult to discuss how I am feeling with my loved ones.
The reasoning behind that may even be the key to raising a generation of men that will not find themselves restrained by the Man Box.
If we encourage our young boys to discuss their feelings more openly, and treat them with the same mental sensitivity as we do young girls, they may better understand themselves, and in turn, better understand women. This generation of men have a large lack of empathy for the opposite sex, and that is a direct byproduct of the apathy they were raised to have towards everything. THAT, I believe is the key. Raise young boys to have more empathy, and the rest will fall into place.
My parents divorced when I was a baby. I alternated between living with each parent and visiting the other. My dad raised me as a boy, but my mom raised me as more of a girl. Witnessing the two distinct worlds was a very interesting way to grow up. Mom was loving, emotional and empathic. Dad was cold, distant and downright unpleasant to live with; both for me and the other women he lived with in turn. Mom didn't have much better luck with her second husband either.
For a long time I was extremely confused; I couldn't identify as a man at all, so I thought I was perhaps transsexual – a woman born into a man's body. At the same time, I couldn't really behave like a lady either, what with having man parts.
One day after reading a particularly emotional book (the happiest accident of my life so far!) and watching another sensitive movie, I cried the rest of the evening like I hadn't cried since I told dad I hated him and ran off to live with mom for good (haven't seen him since).
Nowadays I've matured and come to terms with what I am: a different kind of man. I cry, feel, am sensitive, submissive and have enormous respect for women.
As a boy growing up in the 1980s, feminism for me was about the vilification of men. Starting with "What are little boys made of" and continuing to "all men are potential rapists"
The Man Box (or rather, the "Be a Man" box, since nothing in that box is actually Manly) is a feminist-type label that I would have scoffed at straight off, if it hadn't come from the mouth of a man. I'll admit that this made me listen so that I got his point: it's the "Be a Man" recipe. These are cowardly, abusive traits. They make ogres, not men. These are the kind of traits that too many feminists who are the victims of ogres want to fit all men into.
I never much cared for the Be a Man Box, so, being a Geek I didn't adopt it, at first. But I was bullied for this by boys who built their world around it. Then I learned to fit myself into some of it.
Interestingly, my father's role in this was tacit. He was a reticent man, I trait I found increasingly frustrating as a teen. He didn't show open emotion often, although he would say "I'm angry" or "I'm upset/happy" and he laughed out loud a lot. But he was always caring and a great listener, and when he did say something, it was Golden. Certainly not abusive, he always supported my Mum in everything, so I had a pretty good role model there.
I on the other hand was a hot-headed teen who shot his mouth off all the time. So any Man Box traits I have, I got from my peers or by being an untamed youth. It makes puts me at a loss for how to break this cycle as a father?
Now I am happily married and the father of three lovely boys, 7, 2 and 1. I wish for them to be free of this Macho stigma too, and it should to start with me. The trouble is, I'm still in the Box. No, I don't objectify women (at least, I believe I don't) but all the caged emotion and self control (if you mustn't control women, at least control yourself damn it) plays out in my reactions. I certainly don't have a lot of tollerence for crying fits, and that bit about telling his son to calm down, go to your room and come back when you can talk like a man (I would say "sensibly" but mean the same, at least subconcsiously) certainly rang true.
I suppose fathers need two things, which happily their wives can provide: 1) support to come out of the Box safely and 2) help on how to act and react out of the Box. Women should probably be aware: the fear of leaving the Box is the same for a grown man as for the little boy who shut himself in there years ago, and his skills at dealing with the world without it are just as developed now as they were then.
I have heard that opening up is the key to a great relationship with your wife too, with benefits that should be enough on their own to motivate men who are not fathers as well 😉


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By a show of hands ladies how many of you are addicted to Hair? That's what I thought!
I have found an amazing place called LaNoir Soleil, they have a ton of Lucky Chairs featuring Rigged Mesh hairs most with Color Changing HUDS as well as a few Free Gifts about the store. 🙂
To get to this amazing shop click the link HERE.
Check in with the new hairs by visiting there Flickr.
Check out all the Lucky Chairs full of hair!!
Here are the Group Gifts around the store: The small box by the Tetris wall is of an 8-Bit Hair Bow with a HUD, the Male & Female Gifts are Pose HUDS.
So hurry on over to LNS and scoop up some amazing mesh hair today!
Halloween is almost here, if you are still struggling to find that perfect costume check out my other blog at RW BLOGS.
~RedWrathBytes~ in a few more nights 😉


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It's Monday — and it's Thanksgiving (in Canada)! I had a lot to think about this morning as I enjoyed my run in the most beautiful ravine (see picture below – taken by yours truly just yesterday on another run!). It was especially nice because it was a most spectacular day (warm and lovely) and my sister who is visiting from Montreal got to enjoy the run with me. With weather like this and foliage at the height of beauty this season it's easy to feel inspired and grateful.
(Photo by Eileen Chadnick, Oct 08)
Albeit – it was a nice break from a week of headlines with all the volatile economic news — but we won't go there today. Instead, today is a time to reflect and to be thankful for all that is good. And there's a lot!
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, I wanted to share a quote that I came across:
"Happiness cannot be traveled to, owned, earned, worn or consumed. Happiness is the spiritual experience of living every minute with love, grace and gratitude." (Denis Waitley)
Hmmm. I like that. It speaks to the power of being present. And to recognize and appreciate all that is good (even when life gets crazy).
I'd also like to share another post — "In the Spirit of Gratitude" — that I wrote last Thanksgiving and think is worth a read (if you haven't already) or a re-read (If you already have).
The day is still young and I'm heading out again — back to that lovely ravine for more…(just to enjoy it). But before I do, I want to express thanks and appreciation to all of you in my world who make such a huge difference to me in my work and life experience. I appreciate you all. Thank you for being you and for being part of my life.
You make a difference!
To a TGIM work-life this Thanksgiving Monday — and every day of the week!


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I wanted to show you the wonderful boxes that I got from my swap partners! In the picture above is the amazing box that I received from Stevie. It is so lush and layered -- love those pink fabric roses! Here are the wonderful goodies that were inside:
blog to see more of her art.
The other lovely box I received was from Julia, all the way from Russia!
Thanks, ladies, for such a wonderful swap! I can't wait to start creating with these wonderful goodies!


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by Christine Preston,
Christine: My I Am Presence and André, my ascended twin flame, have informed me, yesterday, January 5, that a Massive Operation is Underway. Archangel Michael and Andre also have communicated to me that a world State of Emergency is in position for the forces of Heaven, or all working for, or with, the forces of the Light [it's not a Galactic state of emergency but one to do with the earthly system].
The other day after I received a dictation from Saint Germain, I posted a message as he communicated with me again [I will copy repeat that message here at the end of this message]. In the evening, Archangel Michael told me that we are in a State of Emergency, and that my ascended twin flame, André, would not be communicating because he is involved with this, with Ashtar Command, the Andromedans' activities etc. Then yesterday, he did communicate with me a little but just to confirm that there is a general State of Emergency for the whole world.
Also I am booked with the ascended Lady Master Clare de Lys who was Elizabeth Clare Prophet, on Sunday, for a dictation. David C. Lewis, who channels her, has given the correct spelling for her name and I shall check later on the HeartsCentre website. It's either LIS or LYS. It was January 5, yesterday, and the night before I heard a voice asking me if I could be given dictation on Sunday. I asked who it was and if it was Elizabeth C Prophet because I had felt the information that it was her, and only asked to get it confirmed. She said 'Not exactly as I now go by the name of Clare de Lys'. I was stunned with the fact it was her, and was not answering, so she asked if I could answer the question.
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Post Link: http://getnerdywithit.com/episode23, Host: Jennifer Ruggiero, Co-Host: Andrew Nelson, Guest Co-Host: Brad from techwebcast.info
Episode 23 of Get Nerdy With It was a fun time as we were able to speak with internet broadcaster, Steve Clingan from Chatterbox Live, and get pretty nerdy.
Have a listen as we chatted with Steve about his Chatterbox Live show, his equipment, how he got started and more!
Be certain to follow Steve Clingan online in the following spaces:
- twitter.com/chatterbox_live
- https://plus.google.com/114701420583282435406/posts
- facebook.com/chatterbox.live
- youtube.com/user/linuxcooldude
Listen Now: Steve Clingan from Chatterbox Live on getnerdywithit.com, iTunes, Stitcher Radio, SoundCloud, iHeartRadio, & Spreaker.


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Montalbano's First Case and Other Stories
Andrea Camilleri
2016 Short-listed
CWA Short Story Dagger
Montalbano's First Case and Other Stories is a brilliant collection of short stories, personally chosen by Andrea Camilleri.
It follows Inspector Montalbano from his very first case in Vigàta, in which he stumbles upon a young girl lurking outside a courthouse with a pistol in her handbag. When she is taken in for questioning and won't utter a single word, Montalbano must find another way to learn who she is trying to kill, and why . . .
Other cases include a missing woman who has run away from the love of her life; an old married couple who appear to be rehearsing their suicides; and a crime so dark there's only one person the inspector can call for help.
With twists and turns aplenty, these short stories have all the wit, mystery and culinary gusto that Camilleri's fans have come to love him for.
In the media
Among the most exquisitely crafted pieces of crime writing available today
Sunday Times
One of fiction's greatest detectives and Camilleri is one of Europe's greatest crime writes . . . utterly gripping
Daily Mirror
Wonderful Italian detective stories
For sunny views, explosive characters and a snappy plot constructed with great farcical ingenuity, the writer you want is Andrea Camilleri
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See-Saw Co-Development is a collaborative, peer-to-peer approach to the hand-in-hand development of both individuals and worthwhile initiatives — projects, organisations or businesses that contribute to the common good — through reflection and conversation.
What's in it for you if you participate?
Read a one-page outline — the shortest!
Before 2016, See-Saw Co-Development was called "re-co-venturing".
See-Saw Co-Development is conceived and developed by Simon Grant, with much help and encouragement from Mandy Naylor. See contact details.


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If you have any questions about your transfers from Geneva Airport to Morzine, Avoriaz, Les Gets or La Grande Terche, we're happy to help. It's really easy to contact us.
To get in touch or ask us a question, fill in the contact form below. No question is too big or too small!
Alternatively you can email us directly on email@example.com
or call our office on:
+33 (0) 6 40 32 21 84
Our office is open from 9am – 6pm every day throughout the winter season, and we always have someone on call in case of emergencies.
If you have a question about booking an in-resort cab, our cabs number is +33 (0) 6 41 39 28 87 and the cab phone will be on from 9am until 2am Sunday – Friday. You can also book a cab in advance by email or by calling our office before 6pm.
Don't forget to follow is on Facebook and Instagram to see what the conditions are like in the mountains, what our team is getting up to and discover a few useful travel tips!


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This election The Parenthood is running a grassroots campaign, talking to voters about the issues that matter to parents.
What's becoming clear is that working parents, particularly mums, will decide this election with many still making up their minds on who they'll support come July 2.
Ultimately, we know parents will support the politicians who support their families. That's why we've built this simple tool for Parenthood supporters to email candidates and ask them: what will you do for parents this election? Go ahead - contact your candidates below!


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Here we go. Cyber Monday. Let's do this. Let's sit back as retailers compete to beat Amazon at a day it invented.
Is it possible? Of course. SIGNUM for Retail, powered by more than 750 million shopping-related consumer conversations correlated to more than 12 million retail sales transactions, reveals two Cyber Monday strategies to watch today – and the common thread is building on existing brand equity.
Most people would agree that REI has a strong brand with a certain outdoosry set. It connotes harmony with nature, collaboration, and adventure. The store is extremely well-liked by its customers; this is supported by the top explanatory terms bubbled up by SIGNUM Voice.
Enter REI's #OptOutside campaign, which breeds goodwill with its staff by closing each of its 145 stores on Black Friday, thereby giving 12,000 employees a paid holiday. But of course this is still capitalism, so the chain works vigorously to make back that lost revenue online by offering savvy discounts on outlet items for CyberMonday.
And between the goodwill and the good deals, REI outpaced even Amazon in the intensity of CyberMonday conversations online last year.
To accomplish this, REI played to its strengths: taking a communal theme of work-life balance, and subtly making up for the financial difference with innovative digital programs.
The chart also makes clear that while REI won CyberMonday, the success was short-lived. There was almost no build-up in terms of conversations before November 30th, and by the very next day – relative silence.
Our data shows that going forward there's an opportunity for REI to brand the entire holiday season with #OptOutside. One could envision several events throughout the month of December dedicated to service away from the cash register. Why not an #OptOutside food drive at nearby parks, in which every participant gets a $5 online gift card to REI.com? That yellow line needn't dip so fast after 24 hours.
The winner of the week in terms of consumer conversations clustering its brand with Cyber Monday was Macy's. The reasons aren't rocket science: Macy's extends the idea of Cyber Monday to create Cyber Week, which, accordingly to a press release put out by the company, offers "five (sic) full days of online specials."
Clearly there's a business calculus for every brand as it approaches the holiday season. But a deeper dive into SIGNUM shows the Cyber Week approach pays dividends for Macy's.
The line represents the percentage of online conversations about Macy's mentioning sales and promotions. Those conversations spike during Cyber Week and return to concerning levels of normalcy for the rest of the holiday shopping season.
Like REI's #OptOutside, Macy's Cyber Week plays to the brand's strength. Whether it's the Macy's Day Parade or the image of the iconic store in Manhattan adorned with wintry tinsel, the retailer is often linked to the holiday season. In the chart below, you can see this is even true during the off months of holiday shopping.
Again, the playbook is clear: Macy's has a built-in advantage during the holiday season – the fruits of decades of brand-building in that department. So then it makes perfect sense to double-down (or, in this case, quintuple-down) on that advantage with a Cyber Week. Macy's could get creative with this advantage. Why not a 1-day Christmas sale in July?
Curious which retailers are opening your gifts and how you should fight back? Want to know who's driving your revenue, and how to drive more? Quantifind can illuminate your competitive blindspots and show you how to steal market share.
Contact us for a demo today.


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HEAD OF THE CLASS: Jan. 15, Kingston. Award-winning deejay Konshens strikes a reflective pose during a motivational talk he delivered earlier this week to students at the Denham Town High School in West Kingston. The entertainer, who recently turned 28, encouraged the youngsters to remain focussed on their studies so as to excel in their upcoming CXC exams. (Photo: Konshens)
POINT OF THE MATTER: Jan. 17, Kingston. PM Portia Simpson-Miller holds the attention of Opposition Leader Andrew Holness during a conversation at the National Leadership Prayer Breakfast, hosted by the Pegasus Hotel on Thursday morning. At the event, held under the theme, "Love That Transforms," Simpson-Miller and Holness read the first and second lessons respectively. Speaker after speaker urged the country's leaders, and all Jamaicans by extension, to practise love and use it as the vehicle to transform the country for the better. (Photo: OPM)
ABSTRACT ART: Jan. 14, Kingston. She's got the look! Beautifully styled by her Kerrymanwomanhome glam squad, Yendi Phillipps serves up a bit of "graphic glamour" on the set of TV J's Smile Jamaica. A winning blend of artsy simplicity and ultra-modern chic. (Photo: Yendi Phillipps)
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Air bags, seatbelts, and windshields have a common purpose: enhance your safety. A vehicle's condition is known by how these parts are maintained by the owners. Out of these three, the windshield is the most important because of its additional features and benefits. It is apparent in how it keeps up the structural integrity of the vehicle when dealing with the heat often seen during the summer in Cottonwood city.
In this article, we will see how worthy are the windshield repair and other auto glass replacement services. The components of a windshield might give some clue to how it is repaired. Two sheets of glass are laminated using a layer of polyvinyl butyrate (PVB) to make a piece. A chip or a crack is the most common problem and it tends to spread over a period. An early repair can save a lot of time and money. The manufacturers' specification of installing a windshield is nearly impossible to duplicate as well. Therefore, in many cases, replacement is not advisable.
Cottonwood city Windshield Replacement – Cost Factors
People have died because their windshield was improperly replaced. Others have been crippled for life. Maybe someone you know, or knew, was a victim.
It's tragic, senseless, and utterly stupid that people have died and been seriously injured due to the negligence, ignorance, and laziness of untrained or uncaring glass technicians. And there's no shortage of those. This article will attempt to teach you how to protect yourself from unqualified repairmen.
Windshields and the other glass in your vehicle are required by federal law to help protect you in several ways. For example, if you should be involved in a roll-over accident, your roof must be partially supported by the glass, to keep it from crushing in on you and your passengers.
If you're involved in a head-on crash, the windshield must stay in place to keep you inside the car and to keep flying debris out. If the windshield flies out, so too may you or your kids. Improperly installed windshields can easily be dislodged during a crash.
Did you know that your passenger airbag is designed to explode out of its container and bounce off the glass at 300 miles per hour? If the windshield is not properly sealed, it can be blown right out of your car, resulting in catastrophic injury.
Most of us don't spend much time thinking about these kinds of things in our life, things that are not readily obvious to us but might completely change our family's future. We depend on experts to guide us to quality and value.
Here are 5 TIPS that could help you survive a disastrous auto accident. Next time you get a new windshield installed in your car, look for these things:
* Be sure the technician is trained and certified. Anybody can get into this business and it often attracts the kind of people who are looking for a quick buck at your expense. If a tech takes the time to get quality education and training, he's probably also interested in building and maintaining a good reputation through high quality work.
* Observe the process and be sure the tech doesn't scratch the metal framework of your car when he cuts out the old glass. If he does, then he must prime that area to prevent rust. Rust can break an otherwise good seal. When the tech prepares your glass for installation, he must clean it and prime it, while wearing rubber gloves to prevent oil from his hands getting on the glass.
* After installation is complete, in almost all cases you must not move your car for a specified period of time. Each urethane manufacturer provides guidelines that depend on time, temperature, and humidity factors. If you drive off in your car before the "safe drive-away time" is up, it's likely that you will compromise the seal and experience air or water leaks in the future. Of course, a faulty seal also risks your safety.
* The quality of your windshield is important. Even though regulated by federal standards, some glass is better than other glass. OEM, or Original Equipment Manufacturer windshields are the same ones that are installed at the factory into new cars. These are also available in the aftermarket through distributors. OEM glass is made to exacting standards and can be trusted. Some glass is imported and can be excellent or marginal, depending on the manufacturer. If OEM glass is available for your vehicle, that should be your choice.
* By law, you have the right to choose your own shop when it comes to insurance claims. There is a nefarious practice in the insurance billing industry called "steering". When you call the number on your insurance card, you are usually connected to a middle-man billing and network company that works for the insurance company, not the insurance company itself. Some of these networks have their own glass shops and they will illegally try to steer you to their own shop. One of these networks was investigated by the 20/20 TV news show a few years ago and was found to be in violation of many of the safety principles described above. On the same show, they cited statistics for how many people were killed or gravely injured because of careless windshield installation. Demand your rights when it comes to picking your own shop. Do your homework and you and your family will be safer for it.
As a final note concerning insurance companies, read some startling information about how you are being tracked by them at http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/07/06/earlyshow/contributors/raymartin/main1779882.shtml.
Auto Glass - What You Should Know
Air bags, seatbelts and windshields have a common purpose: enhance the safety. A vehicle's condition is known by how these parts are maintained by the owners. Out of these three, the windshield is the most important because of its additional features and benefits. It is apparent in how it keeps up the structural integrity of the vehicle.
In this article, we will see how worthy are the windshield repair and other auto glass replacement services.
The components of a windshield might give some clue to how it is repaired. Two sheets of glass are laminated using a layer of polyvinyl butyrate (PVB) to make a piece. A chip or a crack is the most common problem and it tends to spread over a period. An early repair can save a lot of time and money. The manufacturers' specification of installing a windshield is nearly impossible to duplicate as well. Therefore, in many cases, replacement is not advisable.
However, auto glass replacement is the only option in extreme cases. Repairing might not work and seeing the crucial role the glass plays for vehicles and driving, it helps to visit the local mechanic / glass shop. In addition to the windshield, a vehicle has several other parts. It is equally important to look after the back glasses, vent windows, door windows, quarter glasses and the mirrors.
A remarkable feature of windshield repair is the insurance cover, available under certain conditions. Vehicle owners can file a claim to waive the deductibles. Alternatively, they can get the repair at free of cost. This also makes the repair service a much more desirable solution than replacement. Owners should enjoy the luxury to take their cars to a specific auto glass shop, which can complete the job for filing claims and insurance without a hitch.
A fully functional windshield enhances the convenience of driving as much as it maintains the safety quotient. On the other hand, a chipped or broken windshield would blur and block the vision. The basic rule of the road is to have a clear view of the way ahead. Delaying can be terrible at times. The cracks and chips always tend to spread; so earlier the vehicle owners solve the problem, the better it is for them.
Auto glass replacement is a specialized job. It is always advisable to consult the professionals, instead of trying homemade solutions. It might be tempting but at the cost of compromising the safety of drivers and passengers. No doubt, the solution is worth the money.
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Through the national NHS and Public Health England publication 'A Call to Action: Commissioning for Prevention' a strong emphasis is placed on identifying the risk factors associated with ill-health and premature death and working proactively to address these issues during adulthood. Rates of smoking have fallen over recent years, but significantly higher rates in more deprived areas still persist. Over 225,000 people in Devon are estimated to be affected by high blood pressure (Hypertension) with just over half known to GP services. Around three in five adults in Devon (60.6%) are recorded as overweight or obese, a figure which has increased over recent years. An estimated 60.9% of adults in Devon achieved at least 150 minutes of moderate physical activity per week in 2013. The pattern of alcohol use both nationally and locally is changing, with the sharpest falls in use in younger age groups, and regular use more common in those with higher incomes. However, alcohol-related illness and death remains more common in those on lower incomes or living in more deprived areas. The pattern of drug use is also changing, and whilst overall drug use is falling in both younger and older age groups, the use of powder cocaine and new psychoactive substances (formerly known as legal highs) have increased significantly over recent years. Mental health problems in adulthood vary by area, with the mood and anxiety disorder indicator from the 2010 Indices of Deprivation highlighting higher levels of need in parts of Exeter, Exmouth, Teignmouth, Dawlish, Newton Abbot, Totnes, Ilfracombe, Bideford and Barnstaple. Suicide rates in Devon have remained consistently above national levels in recent years. The pattern of risk factors coupled with an ageing population in Devon contribute to a growing number of people with long-term conditions in the county, which are typically higher in more deprived areas, with higher levels of complications in these age groups contributing to higher hospital admission and mortality rates. There is also a growing burden of those living with more than one long term condition (known as multi-morbidity) with around one in seven likely to have two or more conditions. Local and national evidence suggests people living in the most deprived areas are likely to experience multi-morbidity 10 -15 years earlier than those in the least deprived areas. There is also a strong relationship between mental health conditions and physical conditions with those on GP registers for depression and serious mental illness much more likely to also have physical long-term conditions.
The following section covers issues relevant to different stages of adulthood. There are many different stages in adulthood and some topics will be relevant to all stages and others just to part of adulthood, for example, adjusting from being teenagers to young adults' means that young adults have needs in some areas that are not relevant in later adulthood. There are around 452,500 people aged between 16 and 64 in Devon, of which around 8,900 are supported in social care (2013-14 RAP return). This section aims to bring as many topics together as possible and if necessary identify the part of adulthood where they are particularly relevant. There is a specific focus on prevention, the risk factors most strongly associated with poor health outcomes, and long-term conditions.


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Check out the iParticipate tune in PSA as 60+ network shows will air volunteer messages Oct. 19-25By iParticipate on Fri, Sep 25 2009, 19:10:58
Starting October 19th, EIF, Hollywood's leading charity, has enlisted the four major broadcast networks -- ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC -- for an unprecedented, week-long television event. As the centerpiece of EIF's iParticipate campaign, for the entire week of October 19th, these and other networks will use our favorite TV shows to shine a spotlight on the power of service. Over sixty prime-time shows have already agreed to participate and this number is growing.
Imagine: for seven days straight, whether viewers tune-in to shows like ABCs Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, NBCs 30 Rock, CBSs CSI: Miami or Foxs So You Think You Can Dance they will watch programs infused with inspirational volunteer messages.
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Dez Bryant's back spasms were so bad after the game Sunday night, he spent the night in the hospital after the team got back home.
Dallas Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said Bryant needed help putting on his clothes in the locker room and walking to the bus.
Bryant played until suffering a back injury in the fourth quarter against the Redskins. He caught four passes on eight targets for 71 yards, and for the first time in eight games was held without a touchdown.
"It was a pretty significant injury," Garrett said Monday at Valley Ranch. "He couldn't come back and play. He really couldn't walk until this morning."
Garrett added that the Cowboys are still determining the injury. "Clearly, it spasmed after the initial injury. That was clearly the issue," he said.
Garrett said Bryant had trouble even sitting for short periods Monday. Asked if Bryant could have played if there was a game this week, Garrett said he wouldn't know "unless he wakes up tomorrow ready to roll."
Bryant walked with crutches in the locker room Monday and declined to talk to reporters. But he said he does not know yet when he will have surgery on his broken finger.


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Packs a Punch & Lots of Gear: 2007 Ford Sports Trac Review
Expect serious improvements when it comes to horsepower, cargo space and frame toughness
Modeled after the Explorer, the Sport Trac came into existence in 2001 as an ambitious pickup with modern take on extended cargo space. The Ford Motor Company hasn't stopped improving the model since. The 2007 Sport Trac offers both the practical and outdoor enthusiast crowd a 5-seat midsized SUV/truck that is honestly better than the year before in areas that honestly matter: space, frame, suspension and engine power.
The 2007 Sport Trac offers 42% more horsepower in the form of a 292-horsepower 4.6-liter, 3-value V8 engine equipped with 300 lb-ft of torque for the 6-speed automatic. This V8 is new for the vehicle. The towing capacity grew to 6,800 lbs and it pulls very well.
Also headlining the improvements is all-new Independent Rear Suspension (IRS), a first for the Sport Trac. You get 8.8 inches of individual wheel travel to handle jounce rebounding in the back. Also featured is a coil-over-shock design with stronger steel control arms for a smoother ride and "road-hugging agility."A Whole New Frame of Light
Another biggie here about Sport Trac improvements is that the frame is "five times stiffer of its predecessor." The fully boxed frame features a "tube-through-tube" design taken from the F-150. This means certain crossbeams pass through the frame rails before being welded in place. Ford claims the foundation has a "427% increase" of improvement. In fact, it side-impact crash requirements are now good until 2010.
There is also a new Control Trac 4-wheel drive system that goes from everyday driving (AUTO) to "serious rock-crawling" (LOW) or icy conditions (HIGH) with the push of a button. Ford wants this vehicle to deliver more versatility and expects its drivers are looking for it when road conditions change dangerously and drastically.Space, Space & More Space
With the Sport Trac, you don't have a pickup bed. You've got complex storing cargo space for all your pricy gear and gear gadgets. Like the vehicle literature states, getting back into nature doesn't have to mean roughing it.
The composite cargo box on the 2007 has 26.7 percent more room than previous models. That breaks down to 5-inches longer and 2-inches wider. You've got a corrosion-proof exterior with a dent-proof and scratch-resistant molded inner liner. An additional three hidden gear bins are integrated in the floor of the cargo box. It's probably one of the nicest pickup beds – excuse me, cargo boxes – you'll see on the market.
The Sport Trac does become a pickup bed when the optional cargo bed extender opens up the tailgate to load another 6-cubic ft of toys. This is pretty ingenious stuff and another of the vehicle's versatility trademarks. There is also an optional locking hard tonneau cover. It hinges in the center so you can access the back or the front or the cargo box. It also comes with a 12-volt standard power point in the cargo box.
For interior space, the second row's 60/40-split bench seat that holds three passengers folds down for 44.4-cubic ft of cargo space. Seats are also available in a 2-tone leather upgrade along with a leather-wrapped steering wheel. You can also adjust the seats in 10 different ways and "heat 'um up." All-around temperature control, from a heated windshield to dual-zone air control, is a big deal for the Sport Trac. Ford imagines the outdoor enthusiast who drives to the waves in the morning and then onto the snow-covered mountains by mid-afternoon will appreciate all this.Outdoor Fanatics Can Get More Fanatical
Overall, the 2007 Sport Trac offers a little piece of outdoor serenity and a big piece of cargo space with an improved frame, engine and suspension.
When you look at the price in terms of what you will get out of the vehicle and what you will be able to pack into it, it's a digestible amount. Basic retail price for the XLT 4WD 4.6-liter is nearly $28,000. You know the gas situation for most midsized SUVs, and this one runs 14-mpg city driving and 20-mpg highway driving.
Obviously, it pays to go above and beyond the call of duty when it comes to listening to your customers. In lieu of Ford improving precise issues, the 2007 version offers a tougher frame and a sturdier feel due to independent rear suspension. This leads to an overall smoother, quieter and safer ride for the driver and passengers.
One final note: the 2007 Sport Trac has shed its Explorer affiliation, a label that probably worked better when the Explorer was the top-selling SUV. It's literally quite big enough to carry its own image now.


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This time, pick the item that is NOT banned in CT.
1) Four Loco Drink
2) Ruger Charger
3) Keepsake Ultrasound (See Here)
4) Cellphone in car held to ear.
5) Wood Furnace outside
6) Pair of Quaker Parrots in same cage. hint hint nudge nudge
7) Fireworks
8) Teeth Whitening
They are all banned in CT. None are banned in TX. Vote with your feet.


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The end result of 'the Chablis difference', for the drinker, is that there is a greater level of consistency within Chablis than elsewhere in Burgundy. Every level of Chablis offers fine-value terroir wine, mouthwatering and unique, with a little canny buying; even Petit Chablis can be memorable in a way that its Côte d'Or equivalent, the Hautes Côtes, struggles to match. ANDREW JEFFORD, Decanter Magazine
"there is good definition of place. The dry conditions drove vines to drink deeper down in the soil profile." PATRICK PIUZE, on 2018s
Personally, I would go back and take a serious look at any 2017s you can find on retail shelves and wine lists. The 2018s are going to be delicious when they are young… 2017 is exceptional as I noted in my tasting report last year. They have serious Chablis character with a sturdy backbone of acidity, concentration, weight and ripeness. It was a great vintage for so many producers right across the scale of classification.
Other producers who have delivered strong quality in both 2017 and 2018 are Patrick Piuze, whose extensive range of wines speak clearly to terroir in both vintages…. and Christian Moreau, who has pinned the authentic character of site driven Chablis to the target in both 2017 and 2018. NICK STOCK, jamessuckling.com
Who doesn't love Chablis? Seriously though, why would you not want a well stocked selection of Chablis in the house for any and all occasions. I have often commented on the fact that Chablis does not draw the attention it rightly deserves as one of the world's greatest wine white wine regions that yields Chardonnay that is unique and expressive in ways no other area can replicate. The upshot to this is that the wines remain relatively good value when compared to some of the more illustrious Chardonnay regions around the world. I find it baffling but I also hope it continues because I love the fact I can still find and afford some of the greatest examples of Chablis.
This particular offer is three of the most exciting producers, Christian Moreau, Patrick Piuze and Vocoret from two quite different but equally interesting years. 2017 was a vintage that offered loads of classicism in the bottle, intense minerality and mouth watering acidity but where the yields were drastically low due to, yet another, horrendous weather event in the region which decimated the potential crops. The best 17s are brilliant with wonderful Chabliness.
2018, a vintage that everyone will start hearing a lot about from the critics soon. It's a year marked by sunshine and the first vintage in some time where Chablis has realised something like normal yields. Some of you may remember the discussions about why vintages like 2016 worked for reds in Burgundy, the drastically low yields saving the quality, it is something akin to the reverse case here. The warmth of the year seems to have been offset by the reasonable crops of the vintage providing more freshness and energy than say a year like 2015. The best wines we have tasted so far have a punch to the fruit but also no lack of vibrancy, minerality and site transparency.
Together it's a great duo of years that offer plenty of enjoyment for those who love Chablis with the 17s delivering on the intense and classic saline aspect and driving profiles while their 18 counterparts provide a bit more upfront appeal and immediacy, wines that will be lovingly gulped down by adoring fans over the next handful of years.
I think it is worth mentioning Nick Stock's comments about two of the producers who over-delivered in 2018, being Piuze and Moreau. These two are consistently among my top small handful of Chablis every year and their 18 offerings clearly demonstrate why.
For those not familiar with the Vocoret wines I would like to strongly suggest you give them a go. Eleni was mentored, and still works closely with, none other than legendary Chablis figure Vincent Dauvissat and the wines are very much in line with the style. While the wines have plenty of smoky minerality they also have a solid core of fruit and fine texture, something I associate with their esteemed friend and neighbours wines. These are excellent.
These three producers should fulfil all the wants and needs of fans of wines from the region. Three super producers and a great line up.


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The Future of Water Dr. Kalanithy Vairavamoorthy at TEDxUSF
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- The Seventh Video on Community Water Supply Management
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A leading global water professional, Dr. Vairavamoorthy shares how his cultural and spiritual connection with water was developed and how that led to principles of good water stewardship. He shares a story of water and a vision for our future with water that is inspiring and immensely relevant to the future of our planet and our communities. As the founding Dean of the Patel College of Global Sustainability, Dr. Kalanithy Vairavamoorthy is an internationally-recognized expert on urban water systems and sustainable urban resource management. Dr. Vairavamoorthy is Co-Chair of the International Water Association's 'Cities of the Future' program and served as Director of SWITCH, a €25M EU research project for Sustainable Water Management for the City of the Future. Recently he was named a "Water Hero" by Impeller Magazine. In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)
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Year: 2013
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Luxe Coffee Table Natural&Ss by Zuo Modern
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A Foolproof Cast Iron Skillet Maintenance Routine
This October marks my wife's and my 10th wedding anniversary, which means I've managed to keep our cast iron skillets in good working condition for an entire decade (I'm a recovering flake, so our trio of pans definitely had some rough times due to the slow-drip brutality of negligence). Through much trial and error, I've developed a solid method of caring for cast iron that will keep these babies cooking for generations to come.
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I dropped Mrs M. off yesterday morning, well before the start of the great north run. As I drove back in the low cloud I thought about watching the run on the BBC. However, I soon recalled the past coverage of the London marathon and some world triathlon championships. Lamentable. Its either exhaustive coverage on the 3 elites in the front, panning across a handful of fun runners at the back or they're busy interviewing their own so-called personalities. What's the point? Never seems to be any thought about leaving a camera rolling for a minute or two as the club runners come past.
So, after a half a grapefruit and a slice of toast I was off cycling, having missed the crowd down at the running club. The weather was improving and I was set on a couple of climbs. The Gibbet at Elsdon is apparently No.61 in the top 100 of UK hills to ride up. Not sure how they've ranked these, but I've got the handbook upstairs. I've been toying with the idea of entering a few (bike) hill climb competitions, but quite frankly these events are not good for your heart and when I think of the possibility of grabbing glory and skipping lightly onto the podium (an age group related podium, obviously), I bleach at the thought that swings into my head of getting carried off, instead, in the back of an anonymous ambulance. What's more, I suspect the ambulance wouldn't arrive on time. I could be on the pavement for a good while....Better to stick to the riding for pleasure for now.
I caught up with a couple of lads for a few miles then tailed off right to Elsdon. It had turned out to be so nice, I carried on over Bilsmoor and then turned and came back up the other side of the hill and then stopped at the Elsdon impromptu cafe for a cuppa and slice of apple pie. That's two weekends in a row now and I have sat there chin wagging for 40 minutes or so on each occasion. Good therapy, especially when the September sun's giving it full-on overhead as you sit in the front garden watching the sparrows pecking on the dangling fat balls.
Last night I sat looking at the entry form on the screen for the Dumfries half. However, still no further forward on the fitness front, so, on reflection, more training required. My form can't justify the trip. I need to up my game from the current 30 miles a week. I think a trail race would probably fit the bill at the mo. But then , I wonder if they would have first aid facilities......maybe stick to blogging; safer (at least, in my head)!


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My happiness is so deep that it is a faith
Most people measure their happiness in terms of physical pleasure and material possession. Could they win some visible goal which they have set on the horizon, how happy they could be! Lacking this gift or that circumstance, they would be miserable. If happiness is to be so measured, I who cannot hear or see have every reason to sit in a corner with folded hands and weep. If I am happy in spite of my deprivations, if my happiness is so deep that it is a faith, so thoughtful that it becomes a philosophy of life, —if, in short, I am an optimist, my testimony to the creed of optimism is worth hearing. As sinners stand up in meeting and testify to the goodness of God, so one who is called afflicted may rise up in gladness of conviction and testify to the goodness of life.
by Helen Keller (June 27, 1880 – June 1, 1968)
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In this course, students learn to recognize and to apply the basic concepts that govern integrated body function (as an intact organism) in the body's nine organ systems.
In this course, students learn to recognize and to apply the basic concepts that govern integrated body function (as an intact organism) in the body's nine organ systems.
Metabolic Pathways, Biology, Organ Systems, Medicine
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I am an incoming medical student here in the Philippines and this course has provided me with enough background about the human body and the underlying machinery of every system associated with it.
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Introductor physiology is very useful and enhanced concepts clarity for students and teachers. I thank prof Emma jakoi and prof Mimi and Dukes University staff who strived for initiating course.
Welcome back! This module continues our discussion of the endocrine system and its control of homeostasis. In this series of videos, we consider how the endocrine system regulates the production of gametes (egg and sperm) in the female and male, respectively, as well as the production of the sex hormones.
The things to do this week are to watch the 4 videos, to answer the in-video questions, to read the notes, and to complete the problem set. It will be most effective if you follow the sequence of the lectures on the reproductive system. Again please consult the notes for a more detailed summary of each topic. If you have not tried the problems sets, please do so. They will reinforce your understanding of the newly learned information by applying it. Since these problem sets are delivered in the same electronic format as the exams, by completing them, you will gain confidence in using the electronic test format.


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Welcome back, in today's episode I speak with Daisy Torres and her struggles early on in life when she became a mother at the young age of 16 years old. Coming from a family that worked very hard to make ends meet, Daisy was devastated when she realized that being pregnant meant that she might not be able to get ahead in life and pursue the career she had always dreamed of- that of becoming an architect. In this episode Daisy shares her story of her early life and humble beginnings, the challenges she went through being a teenage mom, and how she was able to beat the statistics for teenage mothers getting a formal education. Daisy, thankfully and with a lot of hard work, was able to get herself through school and achieve her dream.
Daisy places a lot of credit for her success on the support that her family gave her throughout her journey that she says made it all possible. Due to this Daisy is very passionate about spreading awareness about the importance of empowering and supporting young mothers, along with praising them for choosing life, rather than frowning upon them. This, Daisy attests, is what is truly needed to help these young women succeed.
About the guest: Daisy Torres-Pertuz is the VP of Development for Crescent Heights, one of the nation's leading urban real estate firms specializing in the development, ownership and operation of architecturally distinctive mixed-use high rises in major cities across the United States.
If you wish to support the organization that Daisy spoke about in the interview here is the information below!
Our Mother's Home: A Non-Profit organization that focuses on assisting young women in the foster program by supporting them in a home that has been set up for them to keep their children under their care while they continue pursuing their high school education. Most women in these circumstances either have no family or have been abandoned by their families.
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Short description of Auenhof
The family-run Auenhof enjoys a central location, a 2-minute walk from the ski lifts in Lech. Skis can be rented at the hotel and ski passes are available at the reception.
Spa facilities include saunas, a steam bath, an indoor pool with massage jets and counter-current facility, a herbal sauna, heated water beds and many more. A variety of massages is offered for guests.
The elegantly furnished rooms are decorated in country style. Every accommodation has a work desk and a modern bathroom.
International and Mediterranean specialities as well as selected wines are served in the restaurant. Guests can also relax at the bar or on the sun terrace. Half-board comprises a breakfast buffet, cake in the afternoon and dinner.
The Active Card is included in the rates at the Auenhof during summer. It entitles to a wide range of free activities. Free Wi-Fi and free parking are available.


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A week ago today Troy, and I, Lauren, Luke, Tyler, and my sister Penny made a flying trip to Oklahoma City. My dad had been in the hospital with a blood clot on his lung and we decided it was time for a suprise visit!! I am pretty sure it was a big suprise! :) He was shocked a we were happy to spend a couple days visiting him and his wife, better known as Nana Kim!
Let's go shopping! {New fall decor}
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Public Archive Works
The research and curatorial project Archive Public set out from a dialogue between the curators on archival public art, in the context of relevant research activities and art acts at the Laboratory for Visual Arts in the Department of Architecture of theUniversity ofPatras. It aspires to the creation of a broader productive collaboration network triggered by two theoretical research assumptions and an open body of works which tries out archival interventions in the public space of Patras, an urban condition which is under ongoing transformation. The first phase of the work was realised with the support of C. Carathéodory basic research program at theUniversity ofPatras. This edited volume contains theoretical propositions and interventions which sum up the first phase of the research, supplementing the internet platform of the work. It is not so much a catalogue that documents a closed body of works and theoretical propositions, but an operative guide which seeks to activate an open archival process, to create a frame of discussion bearing on the research assumptions, to produce new works and correlations among the works. Let us see this twofold publication as a living archive which invites further uses.
Within the flexible limits of archival art today, Public Archive suggests a particular research: it assumes that archival practices play a decisive role in the constitution of a (political) public sphere and the production of 'agonistic' interventions in public spaces which contest the dominant hegemony and allow for different scenarios of human co-existence. We would like to see what strategies of instituting, participation and collectivity can be organised by archival dispositives in order to be able to intervene in the reproduction of knowledge and identity in social spaces of co-existence and conflict in the European city. We are interested in the use and critical evaluation of the archive as a key agent in the formation of identities and memory, and in the archive dispositive as an apparatus that contributes to the creation of engaged spectators. We investigate the potential of archival practices to produce new articulations of speech and act among persons, social groups, institutions, practices, subjects, physical and virtual spaces, rather than their potential to establish a framework of collection and classification in public space.
In the two introductory essays we advance two hypotheses on archival art. The first construes performative archiving as public art which intervenes in the processes of the common formation of the archive, and emphasizes the political field of act and speech performance. The synchronicity of performance creates spaces of public co-utterance, as a possibility to connect different public spheres at different stages of the archiving process, experimenting with alternative forms of participation and collective writing. The second one looks at the archive as a democratic instituting art practice, with an emphasis on public power as potentia. The archive is seen as an in-law articulating practice which creates the conditions for a radical public space and the production of dynamic collectivities. Greek artists were asked to work on proposals which are informed by these two theoretical hypotheses and are developed parallel to and in dialogue with the relevant discussions in the internet platform, focussing on the particular urban, social and cultural context of Patras.
Τhe geopolitical condition of Patras, as a crossing point of transitional migration, and a gate to Europe on an important migration route from Middle East, Asia Minor and Africa, reflects the particularities of the specific context. The aim is to connect it with akin localities in a discussion which takes into account anthropo-geographical parameters and issues of cultural geography. Open to a globally interconnected migration nexus from the former socialist countries of Eastern Europe as well as from Middle East andAsiasince the '90s, Patras has lost its mono-cultural character, while its public space remains inert and fragmented. The recent and abrupt influx of a great number of immigrants in the centre of the city generates difference and conflict but also the possibility of constructing new localities, new challenges and hybrid points of reference for a radical public sphere. It is obvious that the dominant forms of memory in the city (museums, monuments, anniversaries) represent stable notions of social identity and they are not always in line with contemporary transformations and the conflictual dimensions of urban life. We have looked for proposals which respond to the present reality of the city, inventing hybrid processes for the production of identities and public sphere.
These assumptions and practices are framed by a series of theoretical essays written by contemporary thinkers who elaborate on particular issues of the archive in relation to the public sphere and theories of democracy, the notions of institution and instituting practice, interventions in the shifting urban condition, the philosophy and archaeology of media as well as the global flows of migration and media.
Oliver Marchart's essay addresses the relationship between political art practices and the public sphere, engaging with notions of space which have been developed by urban studies and political theory. He analyses the ways in which the category of public art has been reformulated by theorists such as Rosalynd Deutsche, in the light of the theories of democracy advanced by Claude Lefort, Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe. These theories focus on the pursuit of radical democracy, a universality based on contingency and the struggle for hegemony.
Gerald Rauning explores the importance of the transition from institutional critique to aninstituting practice which seeks to take part in the art of governmentality. He discusses questions of participation, self-organisation and archival production in relation to particular political art practices which are being developed in association with global or local social movements. In this perspective, art finds ways to escape its teleological closure in the dominant formations of the contemporary globalised condition.
In her essay, Saskia Sassen refers to the shifting meaning of the urban condition through the processes of globalisation and digitisation; she discusses the turn towards the politicisation of urban space in terrain vagues and in what she terms "global street", where the notion and experience of locality is being repositioned in global networks. In this context, collective art practices through network media can create public space, constituting alternative "counter-globalities".
Arjun Appadurai suggests that we see the archive as a practice of intervention that is opposed to the humanist ideology of the trace, but also as a collective project which carries the capacity to aspire as it can constitute an alternative site for identity and memory production outside the panoptic surveillance realm of the state archive. The 'active, interventionist and open-ended collective building' of electronic archives can contribute, according to the author, to the formation of a 'new and heterogeneous sociology' of 'translocal' communities which establish relations of identity and imagination in a global condition of media and migration flows. In this sense, the 'living' internet archive constitutes 'diasporic public spheres.'
Boris Groys calls into question the stability of the cultural archive, seeking the conditions for the production of the New in the distinctions and the displacements of value between the valuable space inside the archive and the profane space outside. Groys relates the archive to the phenomenology of media and he develops the theory of the submedial space of the archive, where the media-carrier, situated behind the archival surface, remains opaque, invisible to the spectator, creating thus an ontological 'regime of suspicion.'
Wolfgang Ernst criticises the generalised metaphoric use of the archive as memory and cultural accumulation, shifting attention to its functional and institutional order as it is shaped in the epistemologically different culture of digital media. Extending Foucault's archaeological epistemology to the analysis of the hidden sites of power (arcana imperii) in internet archival infrastructures, he describes, from a media archaeology perspective, the paradigm shift as the archive changes from archival space to archival time, from storage mnemotechnics to active transmission.
Yannis Chorianopoulos' essay offers a brief outline of the socio-geography of the city of Patraswhich provided the conceptual point of departure for the production of artworks in a broader network of relevant localities in the European territory.


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à deux
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à deux(ä′ dœ′)
Of or involving two individuals, especially when of a private or intimate nature.
Privately with only two individuals involved: dining à deux.
[French : à, by, at + deux, two.]
à deux(a dø)
adj, adv
of or for two persons
à deux(ɑ ˈdœ; Fr. a ˈdœ)
adj., adv.
with just two persons present: dinner à deux.
[< French: of or for two; two at a time]
à deux
A French phrase meaning between or of two, especially two people.


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Without Mercy: The Stunning True Story of Race, Crime, and Corruption in the Deep South (Hardcover)
"Without Mercy reads like a John Grisham thriller."
---David R. Dow, author of "The Autobiography of an Execution"
On December 9, 1938, the state of Georgia executed six black men in eighty-one minutes in Tattnall Prison's electric chair. The executions were a record for the state that still stands today. The new prison, built with funds from FDR's New Deal, as well as the fact that the men were tried and executed rather than lynched were thought to be a sign of progress. They were anything but. While those men were arrested, convicted, sentenced, and executed in as little as six weeks---E. D. Rivers, the governor of the state, oversaw a pardon racket for white killers and criminals, allowed the Ku Klux Klan to infiltrate his administration, and bankrupted the state. Race and wealth were all that determined whether or not a man lived or died. There was no progress. There was no justice.
David Beasley's "Without Mercy" is the harrowing true story of the Great Depression, the New Deal, and the violent death throes of the Klan, but most of all it is the story of the stunning injustice of these executions and how they have seared distrust of the legal system into the consciousness of the Deep South, and it is a story that will forever be a testament to the death penalty's appalling inequality that continues to plague our nation.
About the Author
DAVID BEASLEY is a former editor for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and the co-author of Inside Coca-Cola. He lives in Atlanta, Georgia.
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--New York Post
"Georgia's history is a goldmine of corruption, and David Beasley... has reached in and grabbed a few glittering chunks for examination… Without Mercy is well researched and Beasley moves along his various plots with a mannered precision that emphasizes the giddy perversities of Georgia life in the '30s."
--Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Beasley's catalogue of inequities accrues to a kind of tragic narrative, a tale in which progress is too slow to save those whom tradition would rather let die."
--The Boston Globe
"[Beasley] effectively juxtaposes the lives of the black men who were executed with white men who were not, following their passage through the judicial system. Beasley's well-documented and vivid account ultimately puts capital punishment itself on trial."
--Publishers Weekly
The book Without Mercy, is a stunning true story of race, crime and corruption in the deep South as it pertains to the pattern of convicting and in some cases executing people of color without fair a trial."
--Baltimore Sun
"This is a gripping read for anyone… This is a must read."
--Charleston Chronicle
"David Beasley's fastidiously researched Without Mercy tells the story of a justice system that was anything but just… Much like a nightmare or a heart-pounding action movie, this is a story one doesn't easily forget. Without Mercy is history, but its shadows and echoes are still very much alive today in the unsettling and eye-opening reality of capital punishment… A terrifying study of how lopsided the justice system can be while still technically maintaining the letter of the law."
--Shelf Awareness
"Beasley builds his thesis case by case. [and] retains his reporter's objectivity as he records the facts."
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"Without Mercy reads like a John Grisham thriller, but unfortunately, it isn't. It is, sadly and regrettably, entirely true. In a meticulous and measured book that lifts the curtain on a handful of murders that took place in Georgia in the New Deal era, David Beasley has illuminated the role that race, wealth, social status, and privilege play in determining who lives and who dies in our nation's execution chambers. This is not only history and crime-writing at its very finest, it is a haunting and searing moral indictment of a legal system that remains to this day characterized by the very same inequalities."
---David R. Dow, author of The Autobiography of an Execution
"Without Mercy builds outward from one dramatic event, the mass execution of six black men in Georgia in 1938, to tell a compelling story that rings the bell of justice to our own time."
---James H. Madison, author of A Lynching in the Heartland: Race and Memory in America
"David Beasley's superb Without Mercy is that rare true-crime book that deepens your understanding of a time and place even as it shakes you to the bone. If Raymond Chandler and James Agee had gotten together, this is what they might have written."
---Steve Oney, author of And the Dead Shall Rise: The Murder of Mary Phagan and the Lynching of Leo Frank
"The modern death penalty in Georgia was preceded not too many years before by a system that was plagued by racism, injustice, and political corruption. In his fascinating book, Without Mercy, David Beasley tells the stories of many who vainly sought justice in this earlier system. Hopefully, all such prejudice and official misconduct has been weeded out, but it would be naive to think that human nature has changed so radically that executions can now be carried out without deep concerns."
---Richard C. Dieter, executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center
"David Beasley's prodigious research has excavated the bones of a sordid time in Georgia's history, when the unholy alliance of corruption and white supremacy, operating behind the mask of civility and the hood of the Ku Klux Klan, perverted justice all the way to the death chamber. Beasley shows men of privilege and of penury, white and black, all of them convicted criminals, as they move closer to the electric chair and beg for exemption from one of the nation's largest mass executions in a single day."
---Hank Klibanoff, Pulitzer Prize--winning coauthor of The Race Beat: The Press, the Civil Rights Struggle, and the Awakening of a Nation


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Ty the Tasmanian Tiger
Bonus Level & alternate ending
Beat the game and collect all Opals, Eggs and Cogs to unlock a
bonus level and an alternate ending.
Unlock Aquarang, Elemental Rangs, Dive and Swim
While playing, press L, R, L, R, Y, Y, B, B, Y, B.
Unlock the Technorangs
While playing, press L, R, L, R, Y, Y, Y, B, Y, B.
Show all items
While playing, press L, R, L, R, Y, Y, X, B, B, X, Z, Z.
If you collect 10 golden cogs, you will unlock the Zoomerang.
If you collect 20 golden cogs, you will unlock the Multirang.
If you collect 30 golden cogs, you will unlock the Infrarang.
Unlimited health
Quickly press L, R, L, R, Y(4), X(2) at the "Press Start" screen.
Unlock gallery pictures
Quickly press L, R, L, R, Y(2), A(2), Z, B, Z, B during game play.
Show objects
Press L, R, L, R, Y(2), X, B(2), X, Z(2) during game play. The
locations of hidden Opals, Bilbies, Golden Cogs, Rainbow Scales,
and Thunder Eggs will be shown with colored lines from the sky
(Opals and Rainbow Scales with a green line, Golden Cogs with a
gold line, Thunder Eggs with a purple line, and Bilbies with a
whitish line).
Aquarang, Elemental Boomerangs, Dive and Swim abilities:
Press L, R, L, R, Y(2), B(2), Y, B during game play.
Press L, R, L, R, Y(3), B, Y, B during game play.
Ending bonus
Successfully complete the game with all cogs, eggs, and opals
collected for a 100% completion to unlock a bonus level, an extra
FMV sequence after the ending credits, and the ''Movies'' option
at the extras menu.
Collect 15 Golden Cogs to unlock the Zoomerang.
Collect 20 Golden Cogs to unlock the Multirang.
Collect 30 Golden Cogs to unlock the Infrarang.
Easy kills
If you have the Multirang and have to fight a group of Frills, run
around in circles while throwing all of your boomerangs at once.
Cricky's Cove: Defeating the shark
At the bottom of the cove are scuba tanks with air leaking from
them. Hit it with your Aquarang so that it floats to the surface.
The cement platforms are low enough for you to grab on to. Jump
up. When the shark has the tank in his mouth, throw your Flamarang
at it. This will make the tank explode, hurting it. Repeat this
until it is defeated.
Rainbow Cliff: Easy lives
Whenever you return to the Rainbow Cliff area from another area,
there is a free life icon that you can pick up. Follow the dead
end gully that is to the right of Julius' lab. The icon is at the
end. You can go back and forth from any level to Rainbow Cliff as
many times as desired to get this free life every time.
Two Up: Frill kill
When you have to get the Thunder Egg, collect over 100 Opals then
go by the Frills (but not too close). Hold Bite and wait until Ty
starts to turn blue. Then, point Ty towards a Frill and release
Bite. Ty will kill all the Frills.
Finding items
Look behind waterfalls. There is usually an item hidden there.
Glitch: Characters speaking in other languages
Go to the Ship Rex level and talk to Rex. He will ramble on for a
little while, then start talking in German or French.
Go to the Ship Rex level and find the red seahorse. She will talk
to you for awhile, then begin to speak a foreign language.
Glitch: Zoom in with the wrong boomerang
Once you have earned the Zoomarang, switch to it and press L to go
into Ty's view. Throw the boomerang somewhere where it will not
return for awhile, then switch to another boomerang while still in
Ty's view. You can then zoom in or out until the boomerang
returns. Once it does, you cannot change your zoom level. You can
also exit Ty's view, and the camera will be zoomed in on Ty's
head. Switching boomerangs will fix this.