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Verizon Wireless has named Harry Thomas vice president of Marketing for the Northwest Area. In his new role, Thomas is responsible for directing all marketing activities in the Northwest Area, which includes Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota, North Dakota and Minnesota.
Thomas, a 15-year veteran of the consumer products industry, was most recently the director of Marketing for Verizon Wireless in Northern California. Prior to that, he held a variety of product marketing positions with General Mills. He also has a strong financial background, having started his career as a Senior Brand Financial Analyst with Johnson and Johnson.
Thomas holds a bachelor's degree from Pennsylvania State University and an MBA from the Wharton School. He will reside in Bellevue, Washington.
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Mukarab Zaidi was in a rush. The winter cold had begun to bite. The echoes of the morning protests had vacated the streets of Muzaffarnagar leaving behind only whispers. For Zaidi and others with him, panic had struck upon hearing the news of a local cleric and his students being arrested by police officers. News of their detention came with graphic descriptions. Broken bones, blood, and screams.
As Zaidi and others rushed to Civil Lines police station, none of them had imagined the demand that was to be made by a police official: “Bring new clothes.”
Puzzled but fear-stricken, the relatives of the Imam rushed home and returned with a kurta-pyjama. “It was only later that we realised that it was to replace the Maulana’s clothes,” says Zaidi. “His were soaked in blood. “
Since the first week of December 2019, as India erupted into protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, police brutality became a recurring event. On Monday, 27 January, the UP government was asked by Allahabad High Court for a report on police action during violence over Citizenship Act.
During our visit to Muzaffarnagar in the first week of January, shocking details emerged of this violence. We were there for two days, moving between Madina Colony, Civil Lines, and individual homes of the people situated around the infamous Meenakshi Chowk.
We spoke to Assad Raza Hussaini, the prominent Shia Muslim cleric, who was assaulted by police and taken into detention after the protests.
“We had nothing to do with the protests and stayed within the campus of our madarsa.”
It is alleged that police officials vandalised the residences of even those who were not involved in the demonstrations.
With his arms and legs covered in casts, Hussaini recounts:
“The first thing they (police) did was break the CCTV cameras. Then they began their assault, beating everyone and dragging them to their cars.”
The cleric was released on 21 December.
Almost all the students left for their hometowns or to their relatives’ homes once released in the coming weeks.
‘Unreal, Distressing Assault’
For some, the shock of the police assault still feels unreal. An aide of the cleric tells us:
“We couldn’t believe they would do this to us. They had assured us for days that we would be safe.”
At first, he thought that the officers were there to arrest any protester who might have entered their campus. But the events that followed proved otherwise.
He alleges that the police hit everyone, even minors. They then dragged the students outside to their vehicles and drove them to the Civil Lines police station for detention.
Medical attention was denied to the detainees, some of whom were bleeding, and in turn officers began to abuse them profusely. At one point, the officers asked the detainees to chant ‘Jai shri Ram’.
Accounts of sexual assault, that have been covered by several news organisations, were denied by the cleric. "Why should we lie about what happened?" he asked.
Fear Grips the City
A few days have passed and a sullen calm has fallen over the city. For many, a joyless new year has begun, away from family or locked behind bars. Others have abandoned their vandalised homes, hopeless because of the predicament of having to complain to those who committed the crimes themselves.
Salman’s* home, that was earlier filled with the voices of his grandchildren, is now quiet. He says his daughter-in-law and her children were so afraid after the 20th that they left for the village. Salman was away from home that night and recalls the testimonies of his daughter-in-law who rushed to the roof with her children trying to escape from the officers who had broken into the house.
“They pointed a gun at my grandchildren and daughter-in-law asking them where the men of the house are.”Salman
The children are four, five and nine years old.
Salman wonders if there will be anything done for the vandalism that has been done.
“They took our jewellery, money, even blankets, look for yourself, what do we have left?”
Everything was damaged.
Down the road from where Salman lives is the home of Farhan*, an engineer under government employment. Much like the other homes, the signs of vandalism are evident at his house. Broken, overturned chairs, and a shattered television sit in a room full of debris.
On the night of 20 December, both Farhan and his son – a student of Jamia Millia Islamia – were picked up by police officers who had barged into their home. A day before the new year, Farhan was released after his brothers met with the District Magistrate. His son remained behind bars.
“Only god knows how it feels for me. I am just glad that my wife and younger son were in the village that day.”Farhan
Farhan’s insistence that he was a government employee fell on deaf ears, with the police taking him into detention. He recalls that there were as many as 40-50 officers who mercilessly beat up the detainees. He wonders if the actions were against Muslims only.
“Nothing will happen to the police administration. They might even attack us somewhere again for speaking against them... Fathers and sons in jail with no food to eat – what purpose does it serve?”
Many of the residents in the locality were too afraid to narrate their accounts from the night, worried that the police may crackdown on them further or harm those in custody already.
(*Names changed to protect identity)
(The Quint reached out to the SSP of Muzaffarnagar, Abhishek Yadav, but our calls went unanswered.)
(All 'My Report' branded stories are submitted by citizen journalists to The Quint. Though The Quint inquires into the claims/allegations from all parties before publishing, the report and the views expressed above are the citizen journalist's own. The Quint neither endorses, nor is responsible for the same.)

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text: The prevalent view of judgement in late Modern philosophy was the idea that judgement is the synthesis of representations into a unity. The synthesis model of judgement proved to be highly influential. Idealists on the Continent and in Britain conceived of judgement as a unifying act. However, the end of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth century saw a major change in the theory of judgement. Early analytic philosophers such as Frege, Russell and Wittgenstein as well as phenomenologists such as Brentano, Husserl and Reinach changed how philosophers think about judgement. This collection explores and assesses the contributions of these philosophers to the theory of judgement. Its historical approach allows us to get a clearer picture of judgement and the related notion of truth. The book will be of interest for anyone working on the history of analytic philosophy, phenomenology and philosophy of mind.

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SPOILER ALERT! EastEnders' Max Branning gets close to female detective investigating Lucy Beale's murder
Albert Square is only just recovering from the shock murder of Lucy Beale.
But, for Max Branning, the arrival of investigating officer Detective Summerhayes is less about crime-solving, more about romance.
EastEnders' shaven-headed patriarch befriends the brunette beauty in a forthcoming episode of the BBC1 drama.
Connection: Max Branning charms DC Summerhayes in Eastenders
Whether the romance is real or a ruse to throw the officer off the scent remains to be seen, but viewers will see Branning - played by Jake Wood - do his best to woo her.
As a result, Detective Summerhayes will have to ensure that her blossoming romance with Max does not conceal that he is a prime suspect.
The drama will unfold from June12 on BBC1 when they embark on an illicit affair.
Heart to heart: The two get close as they discuss their feelings following Lucy's death
Viewers are likely to have to wait until February 2015 to find out who is responsible for Lucy's murder.
Speaking about the dramatic storyline, Adam Woodyatt - who plays Ian Beale - recently compared it to gripping TV crime thriller Broadchurch, which scored a whopping 9.3m viewers when its finale was aired in April last year.
'The executive producer summed it up in one word which sold it to me: Broadchurch', he said at the launch of the long-running drama's episodes.
Who's the culprit? The Lucy 'whodunnit' will be an ongoing theme in Walford, and up until now there has been only one arrest
30th anniversary: Viewers are likely to have to wait until February 2015 to find out who is responsible for Lucy's murder, pictured in the soap last month
'Hopefully we'll do it even better, because we've got longer to tell the story. Ian's agony is to be prolonged as the killer will not be unmasked until the show's 30th anniversary [in February]', he added.
The star also said he thinks any one of around seven cast members could be unmasked as his on-screen daughter’s murderer.
In shock: The long-suffering character - played by Adam Woodyatt - loses his temper when he sees her coffin being carried by Max Branning (Jake Wood)
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Swedish police investigator Peter Springare is in trouble after this Facebook post went viral.
During a typical week in Orebro, Sweden. Five rapes, three assaults, a pair of extortions, blackmail, an attempted murder, violence against police and a robbery made up Springare’s caseload for a five-day period earlier this month, according to a Feb. 3 Facebook post he wrote.
The suspects were all from Muslim-majority countries – Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Somalia and Turkey – save for one Swedish man nabbed in a drug-related case.
“Mohammed, Mahmod, Ali, again and again,” Springare wrote of those arrested.
Springare, who was briefly investigated for possible hate crime incitement based on his post, managed to elucidate what Trump only hinted at during a Florida campaign speech – somewhat opaquely.
“You look at what’s happening last night in Sweden,” Trump said. “Sweden. Who would believe this? Sweden. They took in large numbers. They’re having problems like they never thought possible.”
Just so you understand how ridiculous President Trump’s statement sounds in the new normal.
Last night in Sweden as every night in Sweden the Swedes are afraid to go out alone.
Both men and women are afraid to go out alone in Sweden, figures from the Swedish Public Health Agency show. In Skåne, almost half of the women say they do not feel safe anymore, and also nationally the percentage is staggering and alarming.
Swedish women feel unsafe. An entire 41% of women in Skåne County (which include Malmö) say that they do not dare to go out alone anymore.
They are afraid of being raped.
New figures from the Public Health Agency for the years 2013-2016 show that hundreds of thousands of Swedes are terrified throughout Sweden. Nationally a staggering 35% of the women in Sweden are afraid to go out alone.
A total of 26 percent of people in Skåne say they do not dare to go out alone. Among women it is 41 percent and among men 11 percent.
– What we tend to highlight is the fear of becoming a victim of a sexual abuse. It is larger in women than in men, says Anita Heber, a researcher of criminology at Stockholm University, to SVT.
For men it is the likelihood of ending up in an unfair fight that scares the most.
This is something many can relate to, going home alone in the dark from the metro or a bus. Even in populated areas.
It is therefore almost inconceivable that there are so many women who are active initiators for losing the safe society we once had. Those who are a little older remember well the time where a rape was front-page news in all the newspapers.
In Sweden, thousands of sexual crimes are reported each year, and 53% of these have occurred in public places. Therefore it is no irrational fear that makes Swedish women no longer dare go out alone.
The danger is as real as the horror.
What is the liberal response to reality? Ridicule, mock, promote more fantasy.
“Trump Is An International Laughing Stock After Referring To Imaginary Sweden Terror Attack”


3DMark 2013 has two tests; Fire Strike and Fire Strike Extreme that put the graphics cards through their paces with extreme levels of tessellation and volumetric illumination, as well as complex smoke simulation using compute shaders and dynamic particle illumination. Fire Strike is meant for enthusiast-level graphics cards and dual-GPU setups; while Fire Strike Extreme increases the difficulty with more tessellation, more particle effects and more taxing DirectCompute calculations.
It is evident the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti is trailing behind the GeForce GTX 760 and the competing AMD R9 270X and 270 cards by about 30- to 44% for this benchmark. This is to be expected because between this newcomer and the GeForce GTX 760, there's a couple of GTX 660 SKUs that fill in the gap.
Update: From the updated graph with a larger comparison sample, we can see that the new GeForce GTX 750 Ti is sandwiched between the GTX 650 Ti and the GTX 660 graphics cards, at least from a performance point of view. According to our scores, the performance of the GTX 750 Ti is about 15% slower than the GTX 660, while the GTX 650 Ti was found trailing behind a fair bit.
The Unigine 4.0 "Heaven" benchmark involves extreme amounts of tessellation and real-time global illumination to tax the GPU. The GPU is also tested with its dynamic sky with volumetric clouds, and screen-space ambient occlusion, among others. The new, first generation Maxwell chip continued to be outperformed by the other more recent generation graphics cards. However, the difference between the GTX 750 Ti and the Radeon R9 270 without antialiasing is minimal and that's heartening to note.
Update: The performance standings of the newcomer against the GeForce GTX 650 Ti and GTX 660 are somewhat similar to our findings from 3DMark above.


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ammonia reading. Thinking about running to the store and picking up some ammo-loc or some other type of ammonia neutralizer, but don't want to if it will either mess up the copper treatment or have any other negative interaction.
The poor guys are already stressed out from being taken out of the DT and placed into a bare tank with PVC
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Genetic engineering gives grain tool to stop infecting fungus from making aflatoxins
Corn genetically engineered to make ninjalike molecules can launch an attack on invading fungi, stopping the production of carcinogenic toxins.
These specialized RNA molecules lie in wait until they detect Aspergillus, a mold that can turn grains and beans into health hazards. Then the molecules pounce, stopping the mold from producing a key protein responsible for making aflatoxins, researchers report March 10 in Science Advances. With aflatoxins and other fungal toxins affecting up to 25 percent of crops worldwide, the finding could help boost global food safety, the researchers conclude.
“If there’s no protein, no toxin,” says study coauthor Monica Schmidt, a plant geneticist at the University of Arizona in Tucson.
Schmidt and colleagues used a technique called RNA interference, which takes advantage of a natural defense mechanism organisms use to protect

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— RIVERSIDE – While the borough’s approved final budget for 2014 has a deficit of $27,895, the borough will actually save at least $28,000 for the year through new health plan deals.
In addition, taxes will not be raised in the borough next year.
Riverside’s borough council approved the 2014 budget at its Dec. 2 meeting. The budget had total receipts for the year as $721,316 and total costs at $749,211. All present members voted in favor of the budget. Not present were members Mike Maize, Bob Betts and Lori Vastine-Steele.
While the borough has not yet committed to a health care plan for its seven employees for 2014, the current offer given by Geisinger Health Plan will save them approximately $28,000 over their current plan with the same provider.
The borough is still waiting to hear back from Blue Cross and Blue Shield to see if they can beat that price, said borough secretary Deb Bausch.
For 2013, the borough paid approximately $116,400 for coverage from Geisinger Health Plan for the year.
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'I don't know what I was thinking'- Conor McGregor admits preparing poorly for Nate Diaz bout
After almost three months of processing and digesting the chastening loss to Nate Diaz at UFC 196, Conor McGregor has conceded that his preparations for the bout were totally wrong.
One would have to wonder if any dark thoughts have infiltrated the infamously unflappable confidence of Conor McGregor.
Not six months ago the Dubliner was siting pretty at the summit of the fight game. As he predicted, McGregor unseated Jose Aldo as featherweight champion with a consummate ease at UFC 194.
He was then granted the opportunity to become the first man ever to concurrently hold two titles with a bout against lightweight champion Rafael Dos Anjos, all the while the money faucet was flowing freely.
It was all going so well. Perhaps too well.
Just 12 days out from the contest, Dos Anjos was forced to withdraw from UFC 196 with an injured foot, and few could argue that, for McGregor, it’s all gone down hill since then.
Nate Diaz was drafted in as a short notice replacement for Dos Anjos and, at the SBG man’s behest, the fight would be contested at welterweight. This totally made sense, given the brevity of Diaz’s preparation time.
Of course, Diaz would shock the fight world with arguably the greatest performance of his decade-long stint with the UFC.
By the post -fight press conference later that night in Sin City’s MGM Grand Garden Arena, McGregor was already able to offer suitable analysis as to why he was beaten for the first time in close to six years.
Diaz, he said, had been more efficient with his energy and gauged the pace of the fight with a greater prudence.
It had been roughly three years since the Dubliner had not been required to endure the arduous weight cut to featherweight (145lbs). The drawn out, emaciated man that steps on the scales hardly resembles the McGregor who enters the octagon just over 24 hours later.
In the immediate aftermath of the initial Dos Anjos contest being booked, McGregor and coach John Kavanagh had frequently claimed that he would be an infinitely more potent combatant at lightweight (155lbs.).
Without having to starve, dehydrate and deprive himself of nourishment in the lead up to the contest, they proclaimed, the fighter who dethroned Jose Aldo would pale in comparison to the one certain to dish out similar treatment to Dos Anjos.
It may sound hyperbolic but Dos Anjos’ injury profoundly altered the trajectory of McGregor’s career. To secure Diaz’s participation, the Crumlin man stipulated that the five round main event could go ahead at welterweight (170lbs.)
As such, the Dubliner had no poundage to shed beforehand. Subsequently, he consumed calories at an abnormal rate and continued to work on taxing routines of improving core strength with movement coach Ido Portal.
"Swinging on gymnastic rings on fight week isn't the best thing,” he told ESPN.
“Usually, I wrap myself in bubble wrap and only do fight-specific things, but just because of that weight, no weight cut, I had put it in my head that, 'I'm free.' I had energy to burn.
“I was doing so much bounce foot-work, the balls of my feet were burned to a crisp. Looking back, it was ridiculous. I don't know what I was thinking."
McGregor would dominate Diaz in the opening round, however, even after a barrage of shots from that infamous left hand, the American was still very much conscious. Over the course of 21 fights with the UFC, the Californian had been knocked out just once.
In second stanza, McGregor experienced a massive energy dump, but failed to tailor his offence accordingly, and continued to try and remove Diaz’s head.
The veteran soon found rhythm and stunned the SBG man with pair of straight lefts, demobilised him with a pinpoint knee to the midriff, before McGregor sought out that ill-fated takedown. In the blink of an eye, he was tapping to an airtight rear naked choke.
"The first eight minutes of the fight was easy," McGregor said. "Let's be honest, I slapped the head off him. Once the gas tank went, that was it. I drowned. He landed that one punch that rang the bell and went, '(Gasp,) I'm back.' He was close to being done. One or two more shots and he would have been wrapped up.”
Such a view of what transpired is, to put in mildly, slanted. In reality, McGregor was punished for a brazen act of hubris. He is now working full-time with famed nutritionist George Lockhart.
In the interim, their scheduled rematch at UFC 200, which McGregor agitated for, was cancelled because the Notorious refused to fulfil media obligations in favour of training for the contest which, to be fair, was eminently reasonable act given how much complementary promotion he has banked for his employers.
By harnessing his massive social media following, McGregor attempted to tip the scales of the feud in his favour, but it was a battle he could never win. And the big machine has chugged on regardless, though meetings have since taken place between the UFC and their errant super star.
Risible rumours of a super fight with Floyd Mayweather refuse to die, while the 27-year-old has continued to prepare diligently, sparring with a number of world class boxers, including former IBF welterweight champion Chris van Heerden who, funnily enough, is a lanky southpaw.
It’s easy to forget that McGregor is yet to defend the featherweight title he took from Aldo in December. The UFC have decided to pit the Brazilian against Frankie Edgar in an interim title bout at UFC 200.
"It was my idea," he said of the fight
"I wanted to have my revenge at 170, and they're crying and complaining about the 145-pound belt, which I just won three months ago. That division was killed, it was dead. Jose went down in 13 seconds. What more can I do? I travelled the world with that man. I finally got him in the Octagon, and he only lasts 13 seconds.
"I didn't see a challenge there anymore. So, I wanted to create interest from a fan's perspective and my perspective. I want to see them two go at it, with an interim belt on the line.
“Then I will see people walking around my division with a belt and that will intrigue me. It will make me want that belt again."
Thing is, without beating Edgar, a man many feel has the requisite tools to defeat McGregor, he will forever be accused of ducking the New Jersey native.
A rescheduled sequel with Diaz had been slated for UFC 202 in August, but negotiations between the veteran and the company brass have reached an impasse. In this moment, McGregor, an athlete who thrives on perpetual activity , is mired in a professional stasis. Watch this space.

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Down For The Under (Nickelson Remix) by Nickelson: Review
“Down For The Under” (Nickelson Remix) is a downtempo and deep house track originally by JK Mabry and The Maybes and perfectly remixed by Nickelson. The track is groovy as it incorporates some appealing beats and synthesizers. There are some elements of jazz as well, where the deep house genre is complemented. This is because the saxophone is played in certain bits and it is quite interesting to hear. Overall, the elements from the singing, and house music contributes to a fire melody that will make you move uncontrollably as soon as the beat drops.
Nickelson adds some insane bass arrangements on “Down For The Under”, the notes are quite remarkable. In its entirety, the main hook, which acts as its primary rhythm is a saxophone sequence. It is constantly played while the other synth and beats are played. There is a wonderful cohesion between each instrument. Since it’s electronic music, the instruments fade in and out, and various components are being played in different verses and choruses. Nonetheless, it sounds quite diverse and feels like a proper remix indeed. When the saxophone exits the verse and enters into a solo-filled extravaganza, it’ll cause eruptions in the atmosphere cause of the smooth musical explosion of its tone.
“Down For The Under” has some banger synth arrangements that just mix perfectly with the structure of the track. It’s just so darn tight that you can’t help but hear the song a few more times after it’s over. Also, to mix properly with the beat structure a shaker is also added which is a bit of a spicy sequence that has layered in perfectly with the track.
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US synth-o-naut Naucke supplies Longform Editions a chilly sliver of kosmiche promise
With stripes earned for some of the best underground synth academies - Arbor, Spectrum Spools, Hausu Mountain, not to mention his Catholic Tapes label - Brett Naucke envisions the sound of a ‘Arctic Watch,’ mixing a sort of noirish spy film intrigue with sci-fi thriller esque tension and new age wonder for Preservation’s prolific digital series.
Around a core of glowing organ cadence, crystalline ice formations accumulate and tessellate, and a backdrop of dancing aurora borealis light shows play out beyond the confines of your research cabin, evoking a sense of being stranded thousands of miles from humanity and given to polar ghosts and experimental cold war creatures. Fans of classics from Tangerine Dream to Popol Vuh and Jean Michel Jarre need check.


Vodafone Group Plc, the world’s largest wireless company, is close to an agreement with Russia’s OAO Mobile TeleSystems to jointly promote products and services.
The partnership, which won’t include equity stakes, would allow Mobile TeleSystems to offer Vodafone-brand services, handsets and modems in Russia. In May, Newbury, England-based Vodafone announced a similar agreement with Chile’s Empresa Nacional de Telecomunicaciones SA.
The collaboration would allow Vodafone to tap growth in Russia, where Mobile TeleSystems is the largest mobile-phone company. Vodafone has expanded in emerging markets with acquisitions in Turkey, India and Ghana to make up for slower growth in Western Europe. The company scaled back its sales forecast in July, saying it faced a “more challenging” environment as Spain’s economy cooled and call prices dropped.
The Mobile TeleSystems deal would come after Vodafone revamped its organization structure to work in emerging markets more efficiently. Management of Eastern Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia will be split in two beginning Jan. 1, the company said in September.
Russia, with a population of 142 million people, had almost 180 million wireless subscribers at the end of September, according to Moscow-based researcher Advanced Communications & Media. That will rise to 193.5 million by 2010, according to IE Market Research Corp. of Vancouver, Canada. The nation is in its 10th straight year of economic growth.
Mobile TeleSystems had more than 61 million subscribers in Russia at the end of September.


The story of Ford
Many automakers have fallen in the knee due to the Great Depression.
However, Ford has stayed on his feet and became one of the leaders in the world of cars …
At the outset, Ford has made only a few cars and parts for them came from other companies.
When he introduced the Model T in 1908, Ford has managed to produce a reliable car that was for everyone.
After only a decade ago, T models were distributed throughout the United States.
Ford has since become recognized throughout the United States, but also the world.
It is not surprising that the automakers certainly felt the economic crisis, as the automotive industry most delicate work.
When the economic crisis began, nearly all car manufacturers have experimented how harmful it affects them, but Ford has managed to get out of her clutches,, “and move upwards.
Production of quality and safe vehicles, people from Ford and were ready to reverse things and preserve one of the largest companies in the world, which today is a leader and one of the most successful companies in the world.
Leading people at Ford have investigated the cars people most often seek, and the conclusion was that the cars that are beautifully designed, safe, quality and most sought after in the market.


text: Vans Vault keeps coming with the hits, including this Vans Vault Era Atticus. Two cream-based Era’s come in red and green on a canvas upper. The colors dominate the toebox area and heel with an abstract design to intrigue the mind. The shoe sports a white midsole to offset the subtle colors. The red pair comes with extra black laces while the latter comes with matching green laces. These babies come in at about $100 overseas.

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Let us know about Lloyd, Panasonic, LG, Voltas, Blue Star 2 ton capacity split ACs in the market, which not only provide better cooling, but are also equipped with smart features.
If you want to get rid of the sweltering heat, then split ACs that come with a capacity of 2 ton can be a better option. However, an air conditioner with a capacity of 2 ton is an ideal option for medium or large rooms (210 sq. ft.). These ACs come with voice-command, PM 2.5 filter, cooling mode etc. Let us know about Lloyd, Panasonic, LG, Voltas, Blue Star 2 ton capacity split ACs in the market, which not only provide better cooling, but are also equipped with smart features.
Best 2 Ton Split Air Conditioner
- Lloyd 2.0 Ton 5 Star Inverter Split AC
- Panasonic 2 Ton 5 Star Inverter Split Air Conditioner
- LG 2.0 Ton 3 Star AI Dual Inverter Split AC
- Voltas 2-ton 5-star Inverter Split AC
- Blue Star 2 Ton 3 Inverter Split AC
Lloyd 2.0 Ton 5 Star Inverter Split AC
This split AC from Lloyd comes with a 2 ton capacity and 5 star energy rating. It comes with an inverter compressor, which adjusts according to the room temperature and heat load. This AC is suitable for medium and large sized rooms up to 210 sq. ft. It comes with Golden Fins evaporator coil, which not only provides better cooling, while also requiring less maintenance. It comes with 4 way air swing, which works even at 52 degree Celsius. Also, the stabilizer comes with free operation within 100-300 voltage range. In this you get features like anti-viral + PM 2.5 air filter, 12 meter long air throw, turbo cool, low gas detection, clean filter indication, auto restart on power restoration.
- The AC currently costs Rs 53,000 on Amazon.
- You can buy it at a monthly EMI of Rs 2,532.
- The company is offering 1 year warranty on the product and 10 years warranty on the compressor.
Panasonic 2 Ton 5 Star Inverter Split Air Conditioner
This is a heavy duty AC from Panasonic. It comes with a 2 Ton capacity and a 5-star rating. It is equipped with advanced features like Twin Cool Inverter Compressor, PM 2.5 Filter. The air conditioner model comes with Wi-Fi, Hey Google, Alexa. It has copper coil condenser and is equipped with auto convertible feature. You will also find features like filter clean indicator, soft dry, auto restart in AC. You can control air conditioner using your mobile it from anywhere. Also you can control it using your voice. The inverter compressor automatically adjusts the fan speed as per the load requirement. There is no need to buy an external voltage stabilizer for this, as the AC comes with a built-in voltage stabilizer.
- The 2023 model is currently priced at Rs 65,990 on Amazon.
- The company is giving 1 year warranty on the product and 10 years warranty on the compressor.
- You can also bring it home at a monthly EMI of Rs 3,153.
LG 2.0 Ton 3 Star AI Dual Inverter Split AC
This 2 ton air conditioner from LG comes with a 3 star energy rating. This is an inverter split AC, which comes with a copper coil condenser. It provides better cooling. It does not require much maintenance. The compressor is based on inverter technology. The condenser is made of copper. It is durable. Its anti-bacterial feature prevents bacteria and also eliminates dust due to the anti-dust filter. It is equipped with Gold Fin Technology. It is a long lasting product due to Gold Fin Technology. This prevents rust. Talking about smart features, it comes with an in-built stabilizer. Along with this, there are anti-bacterial filter, dust filter, auto clean, sleep mode, magic display etc.
- The 2022 model of the AC is currently priced at Rs 56,800 on Amazon.
- You can also buy it at an EMI of Rs 2,714.
- The company gives 1 year warranty on this product.
Voltas 2-ton 5-star Inverter Split AC
This Voltas AC comes with a 5 star rating. Its special thing is that it automatically adjusts the cooling by estimating the number of people present in the room. This machine can work in different operational modes. Instant-cooling mode cools the room in just a few minutes. This can also prove useful in extreme heat conditions. Active Dehumidifier Mode can be useful during rains when there is excessive moisture in the indoor air. It removes the moisture present in the air. Sleep mode automatically adjusts the room temperature during the night. This will not disturb sleep. Also, it is equipped with advanced air purification feature, which removes dust, pollen and other allergens present in the air. 100 percent copper components have been used in the AC.
- The AC currently costs Rs 55,490 on Amazon.
- You can buy it at a monthly EMI of Rs 2,651.
- The company is giving 1 year warranty on the product.
Blue Star 2 Ton 3 Inverter Split AC
If you are looking for a heavy duty air conditioner, then Blue Star 2 Ton AC can be an option. This is a 5-in-1 convertible inverter split AC. It also comes with Turbo Cool feature, which comes with pre-set modes to cool down the room instantly in scorching heat. You can control it using Blue Star’s smart app and through voice commands using Amazon Alexa or Google Home. However, users will have to spend extra to convert the AC into a smart AC. AC’s condenser coil, evaporator coil and connecting tubes are made of 100 per cent copper. You don’t need a stabilizer for AC.


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The Retribution Engine is written by Andrew Gardner et al. and the editing tools were written by Paul Moxon. The engine is open source and is distributed under the GPL license. It is designed to run onWindows and uses OpenGL for rendering and DirectSound for 3D sound effects. The install package includes a game launcher, the game engine, a level editor, a model editor, an episode editor and comprehensive documentation.
Work on the Retribution Engine was begun by Andrew Gardner in 1997, inspired by games such as Doom and Quake and also John Bradley’s ‘Tumbling Tie-Fighter’ demo program. The original aim was to create a game titled Corridors of Power. The first public release of the game occurred in March 1999 and consisted of a simple two-level demo of the game. The game and engine were regularly updated and generated much interest. The biggest comment was that game designers would like to use the engine to make their own levels and so Paul Moxon joined the project to develop a level editor in October 2000.From this moment, the work became two related projects. Work continued on Corridors of Power and ran in parallel to continued development of the Retribution Engine. April 2001 saw the first public release of the tools and so allowed others to begin work on their own levels.By August 2002 Corridors of Power was just another mod for the Retribution Engine. John Eriksson and Tom Methven joined the team and began development of the game ‘Dreamworld’ which eventually became ‘Sinister’. Gunrock was also in the process of developing several levels, two of which were ultimately released.In August 2003 Corridors of Power was completed. From this time the official name of the project became the Retribution Engine and work concentrated on the development of the engine and tools while existing designers and new ones such as MitaMAN continued to develop new levels.In December 2006 the project hit a number of difficulties and development ceased. But in June 2007 the engine was reborn as an open source project and with the hope that development might continue with the help of the open source community.
The Retribution Engine is written to take full advantage of OpenGL accelerated transformation and lighting and supports high quality 32bit textures and lightmaps. It also makes full use of the DirectSound API to create realistic 3D sound effects. The use of a volume-based visibility system in conjunction with a static quad-tree terrain engine allows seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor areas.The scripting system is dialog driven and so doesn’t require the designer to use a custom scripting language. This eases the learning curve and makes it possible to quickly create powerful scripted sequences.The innovative weapon system uses generic types to speed and ease development. All the designer has to do is pick a generic type and then customise it in order to create a weapon. This system has allowed the development of over twenty distinct weapons thus far.The engine features support for industry standard .x and .md2 model formats. Models can have various effects applied including shaders, glow maps and chrome maps.The engine also supports various special effects including:
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This display, originally conceived for and shown at Montacute House in Somerset, looks at portraits of people whose identities are uncertain. Dating from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the portraits were once thought to depict famous sitters including Elizabeth I, Mary Queen of Scots and the poet and courtier Sir Thomas Overbury. Their identities now lost, disproved or disputed, the portraits have inspired the authors John Banville, Tracy Chevalier, Julian Fellowes, Alexander McCall Smith, Terry Pratchett, Sarah Singleton, Joanna Trollope and Minette Walters to imagine what the lives of the sitters may have been like. Their fictional biographies and character sketches accompany the exhibition, along with the results of recent research undertaken by History of Art students at the University of Bristol.
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A little over two years ago Robin Newcomer and her husband, Dave, were living a normal, healthy life, having been married almost 30 years with three grown children.
Dave called himself “the everything man.” He was a deck builder, a boat dock builder, a landscaper and a construction worker. “He built some of the best decks here in town, in my opinion — in most people’s opinion,” Robin said.
One day in March 2015, Dave came home and was complaining that something didn’t feel right in his stomach. She took him to urgent care, where they thought he had a twisted colon, followed by a trip to the emergency room where they thought he had a colon blockage. He was referred to a G.I. doctor, who performed scope tests and a colonoscopy, but couldn’t find anything.
“So they just told him he had gastritis, just a bad stomachache basically. We spent
probably two months and he started losing weight because he wasn’t able to eat very good,” Robin said.
They finally got a referral to visit a G.I. doctor in Little Rock where they learned that Dave had a type of hereditary stage 4 stomach cancer in May 2015.
“This doctor dug a little deeper because what happens with this cancer is, say your stomach basically has three to four different layers, and the way this cancer grows, it’s kind of like if you take a drop of water and put in on a paper towel. You know how it spreads? Well, that’s how this cancer grows; there’s no tumor to see. It spreads in the inner layers so when they go in there and look, they don’t see anything,” Robin said.
The first recommendation with this particular type of cancer is to have the stomach removed if the cancer hadn’t yet spread out of the stomach. They went to a stomach cancer surgeon for testing where it was discovered that the cancer had spread out of the stomach and into the lymphatics, so having his stomach removed was no longer an option.
Dave was given a choice: he could endure chemotherapy and live another six months, or pass up the chemotherapy and only live four more months. He chose the chemo.
“And bless his heart, he tried to give us six months,” Robin said.
Robin eventually had to quit her job of 17 years to take care of Dave. They made visits to the emergency room on a weekly basis, about two to three times a week, she said.
Dave died five months later, on Oct. 22, 2015.
“It’s like the wind gets knocked out of you,” Robin said. “It was all encompassing. It was just moving so fast and he was just so sick. We knew from the get-go it was going to be a battle.”
When asked how her husband’s cancer diagnosis affected their marriage, Robin said, “Other than the fact that it just took us by surprise because he was healthy as a horse, it made us closer. Maybe for some it doesn’t, but it made us closer because you have a lot of talks when you know that’s coming.”
In a matter of six months, Robin went from being happily married to being a widow. Because Dave’s cancer was hereditary, their three kids were also tested. Two out of three of them tested positive for the gene.
“If you have this gene mutation you’ve got an 80 percent chance of fatal stomach cancer,” Robin said. “So it’s a death sentence.”
Robin said that because this type of stomach cancer is so rare, making up less than 3
percent of all stomach cancers, trying to find a doctor who knew anything about it was no small task.
“I ended up on the internet and there’s this site called No Stomach for Cancer, and they were instrumental in getting us where we needed to be and who we needed to be in front of. We ended up in New York City and that’s where they both had their stomachs removed,” she added. “They had their entire stomachs removed from the end of their esophagus to the beginning of their small intestines. That’s what’s recommended. It’s either that or do nothing, and after watching their dad go down so quick both of them were not even hesitating.”
When asked how she got through it, Robin simply said, “by the Grace of God,” adding, “between my faith and my church, it ended up being a family ordeal. You just keep going. Take care of yourself. You have to be the advocate because I had to push to get everything done.”

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The 491-km railway line connecting Ethiopia to Sudan launched
The foundation of a 491-km railway in Ethiopia has been finally laid by the Prime Minister HaileMariam Desalegn.
This initiative will assist local farmers to transport their products to neighbouring markets and also link the country to South Sudan.
“The railway line will play a major role in enhancing social, political and economic activities of the areas it crosses as well as the nation,” said the Ethiopian Railways Corporation CEO Getachew Betru.
The railway project will link Addis Ababa with Bedele and will be among eight national routes set to be built by the Ethiopian Railways Corporation with more than 25 stations available.
Another railway line linking the potash-rich northern and northeastern part of the country with Tadjoura port in Djibouti was also initiated this year.
Ethiopia has embarked on railway and road construction to improve economic ties with neighbouring nations and also to upgrade their transportation industry. Their ongoing Addis Ababa – Djibouti railway project is now 80% complete.


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It seems that Samsung is working on Ice Cream Sandwich for the Galaxy S II and Galaxy Note, as Eldar Murtazin is saying that Sammy will launch the update for
Looking for something unique and fun for that Android lover in your life? Treat them (or yourself) to one of Sega’s popular Android titles. On second thought, why don’t you
The popular check-in application for Android known as Foursquare has received a new update which allows for NFC support. Designed with Android 4.0 in mind, the chief feature in the
A presumed successor to the Droid Incredible line has been spotted online, but will it make the trip to Barcelona this month?
Whether a kid carries Windows Phone 7, an iPhone, or an Android, the cut of their jib is measured by the strut of their phone. This of course brings into
There is no doubt that Android will continue to grow, with over 700,000 activations a day. But mobile technology is not where Google is stopping, and Android is growing and
AT&T wants you to know that they do not have any plans in place to throttle data users once they cross a 2GB threshold. Speaking in an phone interview with
Here we go again! Google is rumored once more to be getting into the hardware business. A new Wall Street Journal report tells us that Google has been working on
It isn’t just rooted users who need to keep a close eye on their Google Wallet.
Google may still be months away from a Dropbox-like cloud for all of its users.
Those with rooted handsets and Google Wallet are advised to take extra precaution.
NVIDIA has shot out invitations to their upcoming Mobile World Congress announcement, promising access to the latest quad-core innovations. Since we’ve already seen the quad-core Tegra 3 in the Transformer
Symantec, widely known for their Norton antivirus software, has just released a blog post that caught our attention, and it might even worry you as well. Apparently, Symantec has discovered
This one caught us a bit by surprise, but nonetheless, the Phoenix Suns have partnered with Samsung and Verizon to make the LTE Galaxy Tab 10.1 their tablet of choice
Of the myriad benefits to going Android, one in particular affects every user: the choice of hardware. Unlike with Apple devices, Android users have a wide range of different styles


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I just updated the Kindle app on my iPhone to the brand new version 1.1. Though the changes seem slight, I have to say I'm pleased with the addition of landscape mode, and even more so with new options for text and background color. A bright white screen (which was the only option on the original app) can be a little tiring on the eyes, so I'm trying out the new "sepia" background.
Isn't it a wonderful thing to be in a doctor's office waiting room, to discover that the only available magazines are Parenting and Toys for Wealthy Doctors, and to remember that you have an iPhone in your purse and can happily read 14 chapters of your current book before the nurse calls your name? That very scenario happened to me a couple of hours ago, making me grateful once again for the new technologies that are transforming the experience of reading. Last I heard, Apple had sold 21 million iPhones, which means that far more people are reading books on iPhones than on Amazon's dedicated Kindle device.
Currently on my iPhone: The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein, the story of a racecar driver and the dog who loves him. Narrated by the dog, Enzo, whose highly intelligent voice reminds me a little of Brian on "Family Guy," this funny but touching story will be available in paperback on June 9 and would make a nice summer book club selection (if your book club members are dog lovers; I'm afraid mine are not). Look for more info in the Book Clubs column in the June issue of BookPage.
Legions of Stephen King fans are in for a treat November 10th, when Scribner will release Under the Dome—an 1,136 page “tour de force” from the master storyteller.
From the Scribner catalog:
“On an entirely normal, beautiful fall day in Chester’s Mill, Maine, the town is inexplicably and suddenly sealed off from the rest of the world by an invisible force field. Planes crash into it and fall from the sky in flaming wreckage, a gardener’s hand is severed as “the dome” comes down on it, people running errands in the neighboring town are divided from their families, and cars explode on impact. No one can fathom what this barrier is, where it came from, and when—or if—it will go away.”
Featuring more than 100 characters facing a menacing supernatural element in their small Maine town, early reads are comparing Under the Dome to King’s classic epic, The Stand. We haven’t gotten an advanced copy yet, but I’m certainly on the look out!
What is your favorite Stephen King novel?
The big news in publishing today may be The Link (see earlier post), but the big news 400 years ago was a collection of Shakespeare’s sonnets. Well, sort of.
As Clinton Heylin writes in So Long As Men Can Breathe—reviewed in the June issue of BookPage by poet Diann Blakely—the Sonnets were originally published as a bootleg on May 20, 1609. Actually, Heylin calls that early folio a “bookleg,” in a nod to the unscrupulous publishing practices of the Elizabethan world.
Bootlegging gives Heylin license to make extensive comparisons between the Bard and Bob Dylan, who has also written a poem or two. (It’s also a logical leap for Heylin, whose previous books include Behind the Shades, a Dylan biography.)
So, what does Heylin say about the Sonnets, works that have delighted readers and confounded scholars for centuries? Pick up the June issue of BookPage to find out. But wait, you also get a chance to win a copy of So Long As Men Can Breathe. Just submit a comment including your favorite line from Shakespeare (sonnet or play) by Friday, May 22.
UPDATE: This contest has now ended.
That’s the scoop, according to paleontologists studying a 47-million-year-old complete fossil unearthed around 25 years ago in an unused quarry near Frankfurt, Germany.
The lemur-like primate—scientific name Darwinius masillae, nickname “Ida”—is being hailed as the missing link; not necessarily our direct ancestor, but a member perched on a neighboring branch of the family tree. Or, as one oft-quoted scientist, Jens Franzen, put it to the BBC and others, not our “grand, grand, grandmother,” but our “grand, grand, grand, grand aunt.”
But, wait, Ida was found 25 years ago? Where's the breaking news?
Ida was in a private collection for most of that time, until being purchased (in secret) by the University of Oslo. Now, after years of clandestine research, the fossil is suddenly a star, subject of a book pubbing today—The Link: Uncovering Our Earliest Ancestor (Little, Brown) by biologist/writer Colin Tudge—an audiobook version also published by Hachette and a film. Find out about all these on the Ida website, where you can read about the discovery of the fossil, download the first chapter of the book or listen to a clip from the audiobook.
BTW, have you been to Google’s homepage today? Cool.
The words “famously reclusive” are paired with the name Cormac McCarthy like white on rice. Despite his televised interview with Oprah in 2007, McCarthy is still considered one of the least talkative, most private authors around. No book tours for this man! No website, no blog and definitely no Twitter. Nonetheless, this acclaimed writer generates plenty of press coverage, as we see in three recent developments:
NEWS ITEM #1: McCarthy has been chosen as the recipient of the PEN/Saul Bellow Award for Achievement in American Fiction, to be presented at a ceremony Tuesday tonight in New York. Will McCarthy accept the award in person? A PEN spokesman didn’t respond to that question, so your guess is as good as ours. This is a career achievement award, and in describing the honoree’s body of work, PEN notes that “McCarthy’s fiction parallels his movement from the Southeast to the West.” McCarthy’s first four novels are set in Tennessee, where he grew up and attended Knoxville Catholic High School. (Through a classmate, we’ve seen charming school newspaper clippings from the late 1940s in which the author, then known as the more pedestrian “Charlie McCarthy,” showed scant signs of future greatness.) McCarthy later moved to Texas, and eventually to Santa Fe, where he currently makes his home.
NEWS ITEM #2: An archive of McCarthy’s papers opened to researchers today as part of the Southwestern Writers Collection at Texas State University-San Marcos. Access is by appointment only, so forget about dropping by to thumb through the original manuscript of All the Pretty Horses.
NEWS ITEM #3: The film version of McCarthy’s devastating apocalyptic novel, The Road, now has a firm release date (October 16) and an official trailer. Only two and a half minutes long, but still extremely unsettling:
This morning's email brought news of a book deal for the passengers of US Air Flight 1549. Ballantine will publish their story on November 3.
From the press release:
A unique collaboration between many of the passengers themselves and two expert story-tellers, William Prochnau , MIRACLE ON THE HUDSON will provide the first and the only full account, minute-by-minute, of that fateful day, in the survivors’ own words. . . . The survivors' stories about their ordeal are moving and unforgettable. We see passengers watching as birds enter one engine. We relive the eerie silence in the cabin, save for fervently whispered prayers after both engines fail. We feel the impact as the plane violently hits the river, water pouring into the fuselage. We meet the passenger who opened the first door to safety, and another who stripped to his underwear in readiness for an impossible swim to shore. Then we see an incredible rescue take place from the viewpoint of the people caught in the middle of a frigid metropolitan river.
ETA: Perhaps more newsworthy than the passengers' book deal is the New York Times' report that some of them will actually be getting their luggage back. This may be a bigger miracle than their survival. [Via]
Tomorrow, BookPageXTRA subscribers will get a look at what's coming up in the next issue of BookPage (are you one of them?). Until then, we're serving up a few tantalizing quotes from some June BookPage reviews to you Book Case readers. Leave a comment by Tuesday, May 19, saying which book you most want to read, and why, for a chance to win all four novels.* Ready, set, read! [We have a winner! Congrats to April Hawkins.]
"Satisfying on so many levels, See's latest is above all a confirmation of unbreakable family bonds, as two Shanghai girls survive seemingly insurmountable setbacks, both at home and abroad." —Deborah Donovan
"The City & the City is a murder mystery, old-fashioned in its way, narrated by a tough-talking police investigator and layered with all the shadow and menace of a film noir. . . . a tightly plotted, thoroughly engaging read, at turns beguiling and revelatory." —Jedediah Berry
"Pelecanos has once again crafted a genre-transcending novel of rage and redemption guaranteed to appeal to a broad-spectrum audience." —Bruce Tierney
"By the time we meet Molly Divine Marx in the opening pages of The Late, Lamented Molly Marx, she is dead. But that by no means detracts from the many charms of Sally Koslow's wonderful new novel." —Amy Scribner
* Since we're sending out four hardcovers, this contest is limited to North American residents. But readers around the world are still welcome to comment!
One of the best parts of my day is going through the mail here at BookPage. That might sound strange, but it gives me a chance to get up from my desk, clear my head and see what goodies the mailman has brought for us. I love paging through copies of recently published books and eyeing the galleys I’ve been eagerly anticipating; I don’t love it when mailers made from recycled material explode all over me (usually when I’m wearing black), but I’m proud to say I’ve gone several days without a mail mishap.
The most exciting thing that landed in our mail on this cloudy Wednesday was a package from HarperPerennial introducing their new HarperPerennial ClassicStories line. HarperPerennial is publishing collections of short stories from greats like Leo Tolstoy, Willa Cather, Oscar Wilde, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Herman Melville and Stephen Crane this month, and they were nice enough to send along a set for us. The compact paperback editions are beautifully designed and reasonably priced at just $10 a pop.
Whether you are a classics fanatic or just a collector of important works, be sure to check out these new paperbacks from HarperPerennial. And as for me, well, as the saying goes: finder's keepers!
The New Atlantic Independent Booksellers Association has chosen Tasmanian author Richard Flanagan's Wanting as their very first NAIBA Notable title. The novel, which goes on sale today, is a haunting story set in 1841 that features two titans of Victorian England, Charles Dickens and John Franklin (whose ill-fated Northern expedition was the subject of a recent Dan Simmons novel) while drawing parallels to modern society.
Flanagan is known for complex, thematic works like Gould's Book of Fish, but he's not afraid to go commercial—he also co-wrote the screenplay for the Baz Luhrmann film Australia. Grove Publisher Morgan Entrekin says Wanting has the same intellectual depth as his earlier novels "yet may be more approachable for many readers."
Wanting goes on sale today, but the book has already received a rave review from novelist Jon Fasman in the Los Angeles Times. As a fan of historical and Victorian fiction, I'm looking forward to digging into our copy.
Yesterday Minotaur announced that mystery writer Nevada Barr was leaving her longtime publisher, Putnam, and signing on with them for her next three books in the Anna Pigeon series. The first book will appear in 2010.
In the official press release, Minotaur VP and Publisher Andrew Martin called Barr "a star author," saying that he was "absolutely delighted to be welcoming her onto our list.”
Barr's final novel with Putnam, Borderline, was just released last month, and she has a stand-alone thriller, 13 1/2, coming from Vanguard Press on September 29.

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A PDP chieftain and former chairman of Iwo local government, Honorable Sulaiman Akanji Bello has empowered over 100 constituents across the three local governments in Iwo federal constituency.
The beneficiaries drawn from the 35 wards in Iwo federal constituency have earlier been enrolled on full scholarship in training on different artisan trades such as tailoring, barbing, hairdressing and shoe making today got equipment in their various fields to make them be self reliance.
The mega empowerment which is first of its kind which took place at the SEEBEE Hotel Iwo saw Osun state party chairman, Hon. Sunday Bisi, Senator Nurudeen Ademola Adeleke, Prince Dotun Babayemi, and many other leaders of the party in attendance.
In addition to the distribution of Tailoring Machine, Hairdressing Dryers, Barbing and Shoe Making Tools, he also gave out some cash donation to the aged women, and people with special needs aimed at alleviating the suffering of the people adding that “Aged Cash Empowerment” is necessary to support the old ones to live a more better life.
Beneficiaries were also awarded with certificates and cash grant for start up.
While addressing the beneficiaries at the event, SEEBEE as Hon. Sulaiman Bello is popularly known said the empowerment was a way to take care of the faithful party members. He added that the empowerment will be a continuous as all members could not benefit at the same time.
Honorable Sunday Bisi in his address described Hon. Seebee as a blessing not only to Iwoland but Osun state at large, he thanked God for giving PDP a personality like him at a time when APC has failed the people of the state in lifting people above poverty APC has plunged them into.
“If a man who is not holding a political position could notice the sufferings of his people and think of a way of easing them of their burdens, such a man deserves an applause”
He then advised the beneficiaries not to mismanage the opportunity given to them.
Alhaji Lukman Afolabi (Abere Soose) who represented Senator Nurudeen Ademola Adeleke at the occasion in his remarks also commended Hon. Seebee for identifying and coming up with such huge empowerment programme at a time when the people of the state need it most.
He said the empowerment will help mitigate youth restiveness and other related social vices in the constituency and add value to the living standard of the people both financially and socially.
Beneficiaries of the empowerment expressed their joy described the empowerment as timely and pray to God to continue blessing Hon. Seebee financially.
Oladipupo Sefiu B-urself


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Sewing in reverse, Adjusting the tensions, Setting the stitch length – SINGER W610 User Manual
Attention! The text in this document has been recognized automatically. To view the original document, you can use the "Original mode".
The length of the stitch is regulated by the dial 14, shown in Fig. 1. Near O is shortest
stitch and 4 is longest, but the dial may be set at any spot between markings for a variety of
lengths. Turn the dial to the left to lengthen and to the right to shorten the stitch. The
number of the stitch length you choose should appear under the dot.
STITCH LENGTH CHART (Approximate)
SETTING THE STITCH LENGTH
Figures on indicator
Number of stitches per inch
SEWING IN REVERSE
When you wish to sew backward to tie the threads at the beginning or the end of a seam,
press the R button (15, Fig. 1) in as far as it will go. The machine will sew backward as
long as the button is held down.
ADJUSTING THE TENSIONS
Always adjust the upper tension with the presser foot down, as the
tension is released when it is raised. To increase tension on the
upper thread, turn dial (Fig. 14) to the right, or clockwise. To de
crease, turn to the left. The higher the number on the dial, the
the machine is threaded properly.
When necessary to change the bobbin tension, turn small screw
(Fig. 15) on side of the bobbin case clockwise to tighten, counter
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JUNE 23rd - THEY KEEP PROTESTING
I read of the regime's mendacity, of behind the scene negotiations, I read Ali Sistani is getting involved. I read Mousavi is under house arrest and cannot do as he wishes. I read the embassies are surrounded. It is all speculation.
I see the people refusing to give in and I know there is still hope.
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I have a couple of really “meaty” topics kicking around in my head for blog posts. They’re more on the deep, meaningful, darker side of the spectrum as opposed to the lighter more amusing side…
…For whatever reason, as of late, I’ve just been feeling the “fluff” pieces more than the heavy stuff. The heavy stuff requires deep thought, introspection and carefully crafted writing. The fluff on the other hand is just that; “fluff”, simple fun and entertainment. It’s easy for me to write and easy for you to read. I like to call it “brain candy”. No deep thinking required. With that in mind, today’s little piece of brain candy is…
National Gingerbread House Day. Betcha didn’t even know that was a thing did you? Well, now you do. Tuesday the 12th was National Gingerbread House Day, and since my friend Becky is all over the weird national whatever it happens to be today list, she convinced the rest of us into thinking that building gingerbread houses with a room full of middle schoolers was a fabulous idea. And since Walmart happened to have four different gingerbread construction kits; a house, a train, a village and a nativity scene, we picked up one of each.
On Tuesday morning once all of the kits were laid out, there was an unbelievable amount of petulant pouty whining; “Becky, this is harrddd…” “Becky, I don’t understand how to do thisss…” “Becky, I can’ttt…” And that was the other three of us adults in the room.😂 The kids on the other hand were pumped over the whole idea.
For those of you unfamiliar with these pre-made kits, they come with all of the necessary accoutrements including candy decorations and frosting, which in the directions is called “adhesive”. That my friends, is an understatement. It was everywhere…and on everyone. Between the
adhesive frosting, the candy snowflakes, and tiny candy balls it looked like a scene from Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory…had it been a disaster movie.
Needless to say, even though (or perhaps because of the fact) it took just about all day, the kids had a blast. And of course their primary concern was, “Can we eat them?” Surprisingly, the things are actually edible. I gotta say though, I was not eating something described as “adhesive”, but then again, I’m not 12. Lucky for them, today (the 13th of December) was National Hot Chocolate Day and I happened to have some hot chocolate. So they got to enjoy eating their projects along with some hot chocolate to wash down all of that adhesive.
Sometimes simple is a good thing. If I had to sum up the individual pieces in today’s outfit in one word, that word would be “simple”. But…there’s always a but, isn’t there? While the pieces are simple individually; black blazer, gray hoodie, skinny jeans, taupe over the knee boots…when combined I think that they go way beyond simple.
The black blazer and boots take the casual basic hoodie and jeans in a much sharper direction. The overall vibe of the look is still casual, but with a little something extra. This is actually only the second time that I’ve worn these boots. They are the perfect heel height; high enough for some sexy, but solid enough to be comfortable, and they are the perfect shade of taupe. So why have I only worn them twice?
The style of this particular pair makes them super challenging to wear. They are super soft and slouchy and the shaft has absolutely no support to hold itself up. Yes, there is a drawstring at the top, but it does not tie tight enough for them to stay up. Tights, jeans, bare legs…no matter what, after a few minutes of wear they would slide down to my calves. Hence, unwearable.
Until I found a nifty invention called the “Boot Bra”. I discovered it on Amazon while searching for ways to keep slouchy boots in place. In light of the fact there is an actual product designed specifically for this problem, I can assume I’m not alone. I can’t recommend it enough. Yes, at $25 it seems a bit pricey, but as I’ve discovered, definitely well worth it if you have a pair of boots that you love, but can’t wear because they fall down.
If you love your otk boots, but have slipping issues do yourself a favor and drop the $25 for a pair of Boot Bra straps…they might not be sexy, but they get the job done.
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Speaking at the Web 2.0 conference yesterday, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer didn’t hold back when asked for his take on phones running Google’s Android operating system, calling the user experience inconsistent and difficult to learn.
“You don’t need to be a computer scientist to use a Windows Phone,” Ballmer said. “I think you do to use an Android phone.”
So how does Google feel? Answering questions on stage at the AsiaD conference in Hong Kong today, Google mobile chief Andy Rubin called the Metro user interface and guidelines for Windows Phone a “bold move” typical of an underdog. But he said it “could be very dangerous for Microsoft,” restricting the ability of app developers and designers to express their own creativity.
In other words, Rubin thinks Microsoft is being too consistent.
Google’s approach is winning so far, as low-cost Android devices rise to the top of the market. Microsoft, which reset its user interface with the Windows Phone 7 launch, is banking on the new “Mango” update and a partnership with Nokia to reverse its fortunes.


Source: The Province
An Indian diplomat says he's outraged that a parade celebrating Sikhism also appeared to honour militants, including an alleged Air India bomber, who died fighting for a separate Sikh state in Punjab.
India's consul in Vancouver, Ashok Kumar, said it's unacceptable the annual Vaisakhi parade in Surrey featured portraits of so-called martyrs.
Kumar told CBC's The National the Indian government finds any endorsement of terrorism unacceptable.
The Vaisakhi festival and parade on April 7 attracted thousands of people, including prominent B.C. and federal politicians.
Organizers of the event wore jackets with the word Khalistan -- the name of the independent Sikh state separatists want in Punjab.


A Long Island home health aide has been arrested for allegedly stealing from three elderly patients in her care.
Nassau County police say Sherriza Alfano deposited four checks belonging to two victims, ages 83 and 84, into her own bank account while working at a home in Franklin Square.
Police say the defendant also stole $50,000 from an 84-year-old woman in Massapequa.
They say Alfano called the victim and identified herself as someone from the IRS. Police say she told the victim she had won money and asked the woman for her banking information, which the victim provided. Alfano then allegedly transferred the money into her own account.
Alfano was charged with grand larceny, identify theft and other charges.
It wasn’t immediately known if she had a lawyer.
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The extinct Alpine Spaniel dog breed
The Alpine Spaniels had a curly, medium length coat which kept them warm in the snow. Traditionally, these dogs had a base of white fur with spots of brown and red. They could also have all brown fur, all tan fur, all red fur or a mix of all colors. They typically had a longer snout with ears that fell naturally down their head as opposed to standing up. Their tails were long and would typically reach the base of their legs.
Alpine Spaniel dogs were extremely intelligent and loyal to humans. Because they were made for the cold climate if the Alps, they had to know the land and be able to drag humans out of the snow if need be.
Height: 24-38 inches (60-96 cm)
Weight: 88–100 pounds (40-45 kg)
Alpine Spaniels were used as guard dogs for protecting sheep and cattle. They were also mainly used as rescue dogs in the snowy, cold Swiss Alps. They required a large amount of land and outdoor space to roam and explore.
These dogs were bred for exercising through searching in the Alps and guarding farm animals.
About 12 to 15 years
As their fur was curly and on the longer side, they would need to be groomed regularly. Combing regularly would help with eliminating mats and knots in their fur.
The Alpine Spaniel breed was used as rescue dogs in the Swiss Alps. They were also known to be used as guard dogs to sheep and cattle. In the early 1800’s one dog named Barry became famous for his hard work in rescuing people. It was known throughout the region that Barry rescued a total of 40 people in the snowy Alps. It was rumored that he either died on his 41st rescue attempt, or that Barry was retired by the age of 12 to live his life on a farm. Because this breed was mixed in order to make the perfect rescue dog, there became two distinct variations of the Alpine Spaniel. Today, the two variations are closest to the St. Bernard and the Clumber Spaniel. Around 1830, in order to improve the use of the Alpine Spaniel, monks in the Alps began breeding the Alpine Spaniel with the Newfoundland because of its long, thick fur. Unfortunately, the mix of these two breeds resulted in ice being frozen onto the longer hair. These pups were then given away to villages nearby. This breed is said to be extinct because of an underlying disease that eventually affected the entire Alpine Spaniel population. The Natural History Museum now holds information on the Alpine Spaniel and has a preserved dog in the shape of what they thought the Alpine Spaniel looked like, however they often altar the dog depending on what new information arrives about the breed.

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