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Big Sean Releases Bezerk with Asap Ferg
August 27, 2019 By Travis Leave a Comment
Grammy®-nominated, multi-platinum artist Big Sean, who has amassed over 6 billion global streams throughout his career, and whose last two albums debuted at #1, continues his march towards a new album with the release of his new single "Bezerk" with A$AP Ferg. "Bezerk" arrives just hours before Sean and Ferg's highly-anticipated performance at tonights 2019 MTV Video Music Awards.
The Hit-Boy-produced "Bezerk" is the second track from Sean's forthcoming new album. Last month, Sean announced his return with a potent one-two punch of new music, beginning with the furious "Overtime" freestyle and culminating in the single and short film "Single Again." One of Sean's strongest launches to date, "Single Again" has amassed 40 million audio streams globally, over 15 million collective views on YouTube, and was Sean's most-added and played single at radio out of the box.
"Bezerk," "Single Again," and "Overtime" mark Sean's first major new music since 2017's #1 platinum album I DECIDED, containing the 4x-platinum smash "Bounce Back" plus the platinum singles "Moves" and "Jump Out the Window." I Decided was Sean's second consecutive album to enter the charts across-the-board at #1, following up the RIAA platinum Dark Sky Paradise (2015). All four of his albums – which also include his RIAA platinum debut of 2011, Finally Famous, and Hall Of Fame (2013) – have debuted at #1 on the Rap chart.
In addition to his three RIAA platinum albums, Sean's track record boasts an impressive 15 platinum and multi-platinum hit singles, among them a trio of #1 urban radio staples: "Marvin & Chardonnay" (featuring Kanye West and Roscoe Dash), the 4x-platinum "Mercy" (with Kanye West, Pusha T and 2 Chainz), and 5x-platinum "I Don't Fuck with You" (featuring E-40). Since his debut album in 2011, Sean has become one of urban and rhythm radio's most consistent hitmakers, and one of Def Jam's biggest core artists.
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Marlon Brando first came to Tetiaroa while filming Mutiny on the Bounty and was immediately enchanted by the island's rare beauty and the sense it gave him of being closer to paradise. Enthralled by the Polynesian way of life – and the leading lady Tarita, the love of his life – he resolved to find a way to own this piece of paradise and succeeded in his goal in 1967. It was in this natural wonderland that he settled down, and finally found a home.
Brando was passionate about preserving Tetiaroa's natural beauty, biodiversity and cultural richness and was determined to find a way in which it could be a center for research and education, and a model of sustainability. He was convinced that this small atoll could bring good to the entire world.
In 1999 he asked Richard Bailey, a long-time resident of Tahiti who shared Brando's passion for the environment and who had created some of the region's finest resorts, to help him conceive a plan that would help Brando achieve his dream. Together, Brando and Bailey pursued a vision of creating the world's first and foremost post-carbon resort—an island where innovative new technologies would enable a self-sustaining luxury environment for hotel guests, residents and scientific research. The Brando is the legacy of that shared vision.
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Treb Allen, Caue Dobbin, Melanie Morten, 14 January 2019
A vigorous debate exists about the economic benefits of building a border wall between the US and Mexico. Yet, empirical evidence to guide the debate has lagged behind. This column studies the economic impact of the Secure Fence Act of 2006, which built 550 new miles of fence on the US–Mexico border. At a construction cost of $7 per person, the fence led to a small reduction in migration but had negligible effects on the economy, with high-skilled US workers losing $4.60 per year in income, and low-skilled US workers gaining just $0.36 per year.
Demographic drivers in the Americas will reduce illegal immigration in the US
Gordon Hanson, Chen Liu, Craig McIntosh, 04 October 2017
Rising inequality and stagnating manufacturing wages have many in the Western world questioning whether immigration may be responsible. This column takes a close look at data for the US, and reveals that tighter immigration controls are unlikely to improve the fortunes of low-skilled workers. Long-term demographic changes in the Americas imply that the pressure from illegal immigrants on US labour markets is already abating and will continue to do so.


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Posted on February 24, 2015 September 18, 2019 by Richard Burdett
It used to be that investors would shy away from investing heavily in renewable technologies. After all, putting your money into fossil fuels such as gas and coal, not to mention nuclear, always seemed a safer bet. However, the latest developments seem to suggest that many investors are moving into the renewable arena, and not because it's the green thing to do but because there is a substantial profit in those solar panels and wind turbines.
Investment in Swansea
This month a further £100 million was invested in the proposed tidal power station planned for Swansea Bay, following on from a similar amount that was put in by the Prudential last autumn. The difference this time is that the money comes from a consortium, InfraRed Capital Partners. It follows a growing trend of investors looking to get their cut of the big renewable projects both here in the UK and abroad.
With a reduction in subsidies for many UK projects, finding private investment to carry the installations through has become all important.
Solar Driving the Investment Boom
According to the Guardian recently, it's the growth in the solar market that has started to drive greater investment in renewables. In 2014, it grew by 16% with some £205 billion put into projects, fuelled in some respects by the US and China. Increased investment also comes down to the lowering cost of solar and its growing competitiveness with other energies, particularly fossil fuels.
There have been some big investments, notably the $1 billion put into the Setouchi solar plant in Japan and a similar amount in South Africa. Energy Secretary Ed Davey recently linked renewables to a boost in the economy of the UK: "Renewables are proving they can be cost competitive, which is why they are playing a key role in powering the economic recovery."
Cheaper Oil and Renewable Investment
The news might not all be good though. The sudden fall of oil prices may well have an impact on the total investment in renewable energies. A number of experts believe that renewables are now well enough established that they can weather the storm of cheaper fuel being on the market and attracting away the money. In places like the US and the UK, renewables generate significantly more power than oil but that's not the case everywhere including large expanses such as South America and the Middle East where it is more competitive.
Where the falling fuel price may affect markets like the UK is in the uptake of biofuels – why would businesses go for the more expensive alternative if they can get cheap oil? The other issue is going to be how long the oil price slump lasts and the impact that will have. It may of course need policy makers around the world to take a harder stance if they want to meet their emissions targets in the future.
The China Effect
Many industry experts have said that the increase in renewable investment last year may well prove a little more difficult to replicate in 2015. That's because a large part of the increase has come from the substantial efforts of the Chinese to embrace technologies such as solar panels. According to Bloomberg: "Funding surged because of a 32 percent expansion in China's commitment to renewables, as well as a record $19.4 billion committed to offshore wind projects that were years in the making. Money also flowed into electric cars, especially for Tesla Motors Inc., just before cheaper gasoline prices reduced forecasts for that segment."
The Future of Renewable Investment
In the UK, government uncertainty about how it is going to fund renewables as they try to balance the books for the national budget could lead to some degree of reticence about investing in green technologies. It's the same in other parts of the world, particularly in Australia where their renewable energy target is facing an uncertain future. Countries such as China and US, however, are pushing forward and if renewables are to become the mainstay of our energy provision in the future, then the conditions for sound investment will have to be provided by policy makers and governments alike.
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NYPD releases video in 2013 incident saying chokehold did not happen, despite CCRB findings
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FORT GREENE, Brooklyn (WABC) -- Was it a chokehold...or not?
Surveillance video show two police officers with a suspect in custody get onto an elevator.
Surveillance video of elevator incident with NYPD
Moments later the suspect makes a move.
Cops say that's when he tried to kick one of them.
Then police say the suspect turned and tried to spit on his partner.
That detective places his hand on the back of the suspect's neck, and covers his face with a pair of pants.
A struggle ensues and then comes the moment in question.
"I can't tell from the video, which seems to be just a partial period of time that they were in the elevator, whether this officer performed an illegal chokehold or not. It's too fast, the video is not clear enough and it's not complete. It ends with them still in the elevator," said Rory Lancman, New York City Councilmember.
It happened in October 2013 in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
The video was released by the NYPD as evidence police did nothing wrong.
But the Civilian Complaint Review Board recommended the officer be disciplined.
Police Commissioner James O'Neill decided in July to overturn the guilty ruling in the case, the only time he's tossed a CCRB verdict.
Councilmember Lancman earlier this week, demanded all evidence from the trial be released, but even after seeing this video, he says there's still missing pieces.
The use of chokeholds, banned by the NYPD, got increased scrutiny after Eric Garner died in Staten Island in 2014.
"After what happened with Eric Garner we need to do everything we can to prevent chokeholds from occurring," Lancman said.
Lancman says he's giving the commissioner until September 7th.
If that doesn't work, he plans to ask the New York City Council to issue subpoenas.
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The American Adventure » Patriotic mixed-media and audio-animatronic theater presentation on U.S. history
Shows at 11:15am, 12:00pm, 12:45pm, 1:30pm, 2:15pm, 3:00pm, 3:45pm, 4:30pm, 5:15pm, 6:00pm, 6:45pm, 7:30pm, 8:15pm, and 9:00pm
EPCOT Pianist » Live Pub Music
Shows at 1:15pm, 2:15pm, 3:15pm, and 4:15pm
The Guardians of the Galaxy – Awesome Mix Live!
Shows at 1:30pm, 2:30pm, 3:45pm, 6:45pm, and 8:00pm
IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth » Outdoor fireworks and laser show
One showing at 9:00pm
Impressions de France » Film essay on the French people and country
Shows at 11:15am, 11:45am, 12:15pm, 12:45pm, 1:15pm, 1:45pm, 2:15pm, 2:45pm, 3:15pm, 3:45pm, 4:15pm, 4:45pm, 5:15pm, 5:45pm, 6:15pm, 6:45pm, 7:15pm, 7:45pm, 8:15pm, and 8:45pm
JAMMitors » Trash Can Percussion
Shows at 9:20am, 10:10am, 11:10am, 12:10pm, 1:35pm, 2:35pm, and 3:35pm
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Mariachi Cobre » Mariachi Band
Shows at 3:30pm, 4:15pm, and 5:00pm
Matboukha Groove » Live Music
Shows at 1:20pm, 2:20pm, 3:45pm, 4:45pm, 5:45pm, 6:30pm, and 7:45pm
Matsuriza » Japanese drum show
Shows at 12:20pm, 1:05pm, 2:00pm, 3:20pm, 4:10pm, 5:15pm, and 6:15pm
Music of Mexico » Live Music
Shows at 11:00am, 12:00pm, 1:00pm, 1:45pm, 3:30pm, 4:15pm, and 5:00pm
Oktoberfest Musikanten » German Oompah band
Sergio » Juggling Act
Voices of Liberty » A capella vocal ensemble
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Ofcom to assess BBC iPlayer plans
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Ofcom, the communications regulator for the United Kingdom, has opened a competition assessment to determine whether the public value of planned changes to BBC iPlayer justifies any potential adverse impact on fair and effective competition. It follows proposals by the BBC to extend its iPlayer service by making programmes available online for at least 12 months after broadcast. Ofcom is calling for responses from industry stakeholders, many of which have already expressed their concerns.
The BBC proposals include making all commissioned programmes available for at least 12 months, with full series of selected returning titles, and a selection of other programmes available for longer, including some archive programming.
The changes will materially change the proposition of the BBC iPlayer online video service, which was originally proposed and justified as a catch-up service. The BBC wants to transform BBC iPlayer into a destination, to compete with other services such as Netflix or Amazon Prime.
The BBC has suggested that the proposed changes will create public value and will not have an adverse impact on fair and effective competition. It argues that it simply brings the BBC iPlayer into line with the rest of the industry and that to impose limits risks undermining its ability to compete.
To support its claims, the BBC conducted audience research, which suggested that two thirds of those surveyed felt the changes would make the BBC iPlayer more appealing.
"Audience expectations have changed dramatically, viewers are now used to being able to watch what they want when they want, and they expect much more from BBC iPlayer," said Charlotte Moore, the director of content at the BBC. "We want to make the best UK programmes available to audiences for longer and provide a range of series and box sets for everyone to enjoy. This will bring the BBC iPlayer in line with what other services already offer and give audiences even greater value for their licence fee."
Pact, the trade association that represents independent production companies, expressed its concerns about the proposals. It questioned some of the assumptions made by the BBC and argues that the BBC should compete for content rather than distribution.
CoBA, the commercial broadcasters association, suggested that it was not a balanced consultation, lacking details about market impact, and it called for Ofcom to conduct a competition assessment.
Sky was also critical, saying that even from the limited information provided by the BBC, it is evident that the proposals have the potential to have an impact on fair and effective competition.
Virgin Media was rather more measured, suggesting that the proposed changes could have negative effects and urging the BBC to examine carefully the full impact of the changes that are being proposed and, in particular, to consider these in the context of the mission and public purposes of the BBC.
Ofcom has said that its role is to assess whether the public value of the proposed change justifies any adverse impact on fair and effective competition. That assessment includes reviewing the procedures followed by the BBC and assessing the impact of the proposal on fair and effective competition. It will then decide whether or not the BBC can implement the proposed changes to the iPlayer, or do so subject to conditions, or reconsider aspects of the proposal.
The communications regulator is asking stakeholders for their views on how they might be affected by the BBC proposals. It will then consult on its provisional conclusions in June, allowing stakeholders a final opportunity to comment, before issuing a final decision by August.
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Zenabis receives $1m equity Investment from Songhees Nation
Licensed Producer Zenabis receives $1m equity Investment from Songhees Nation
Licensed producer Sun Pharm Investments Ltd. – which is merging with Bevo Agro to become Zenabis Global – receives a $1m investment from Songhees Nation
Vancouver, British Columbia – October 24, 2018 – Bevo Agro Inc. (TSXV: BVO) ("Bevo") and Sun Pharm Investments Ltd. "Sun Pharm" are pleased to announce that Sun Pharm has received a $1m equity investment from the Songhees Nation. The investment took the form of a private placement of 345,610 common shares of Sun Pharm at a price of $2.82 per share. Songhees is a First Nation in Victoria BC with a progressive vision rooted in tradition and culture. Songhees Nation is known across Canada as a leader in sectoral self-governance and economic development. The Nation operates six businesses in tourism, hospitality, property development and marine industrial services.
The investment forms part of the parties commitment to extend partnerships and engage with a range of communities, associations and governing bodies.
"As both CEO of Zenabis and a lifelong British Columbian, I am hugely gratified to have received this investment by the Songhees Nation," said Rick Brar, Chief Executive Officer of Zenabis. "We look forward not only to growing this significant investment for Songhees members, but to future opportunities to work with Songhees leadership on initiatives that support the Nation's economic development."
Songhees Chief Ron Sam says "our Nation invested in Zenabis after careful deliberation and community discussion. This is a long term investment in a company whose vision we believe in."
To date, Zenabis has received investments from Millbrook First Nations and Listuguj First Nations in two provinces in Atlantic Canada. This new investment into Zenabis by the Songhees Nation on the west coast marks the latest step in forming close, mutually beneficial relationships with all Zenabis stakeholders across Canada.
As previously announced on October 4, 2018, Bevo and Sun Pharm have entered into an agreement with respect to a reverse take-over of Bevo (the "Transaction"), and announced that the resulting issuer will change its name to Zenabis Global Inc. ("Zenabis"). Through Sun Pharm's subsidiary licensed producer Zenabis Ltd. ("Zenabis"), Zenabis Global Inc. will have nearly 3.5 million square feet of available production space.1 On completion of the Transaction, the shares of Sun Pharm that have been issued to the Songhees Nation will be exchanged for shares of Bevo on a one for one basis.
Completion of the Bevo-Sun Pharm Transaction remains subject to review and approval by the TSX Venture Exchange ("TSXV"), shareholder approval and approval of the BC Supreme Court.
NEITHER THE TSXV NOR ITS REGULATION SERVICES PROVIDER (AS THAT TERM IS DEFINED IN THE POLICIES OF THE TSXV) ACCEPTS RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ADEQUACY OR ACCURACY OF THIS RELEASE.
Sun Pharm has significant experience in agriculture, technology, pharmaceutical sales, consumer packaged goods, international distribution and brand marketing, with cannabis and cannabis-related purchase orders from the provinces of New Brunswick, British Columbia, Nova Scotia, and Yukon Territory. Sun Pharm is currently a privately-held cannabis company which has one of the largest, federally licensed indoor medical cultivation footprints in Canada, operating two licensed production facilities in British Columbia and New Brunswick, with a third expected to be coming online shortly in Nova Scotia. These facilities encompass 660,000 square feet of indoor pharmaceutical grade cannabis production space, strategically positioned on Canada's coasts, facilitating national distribution and access to international markets. Sun Pharm is currently working towards globally recognized EU GMP certifications. Sun Pharm has a management team with decades of experience in the industry, with expertise in retail consumer packaged goods, global pharmaceutical sales and manufacturing, quality assurance, and commercialized cultivation. The growing team has more than two decades of experience in organic cultivation and distribution of herbs and nutraceutical products throughout the Americas, North Africa, and the Middle East. Sun Pharm's sales team has more than two decades in product development, commercialization, and retail and pharmaceutical sales including international distribution.
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This news release contains statements that may constitute "forward-looking information" within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities legislation. Forward-looking information may include, among others, statements regarding the future plans, costs, objectives or performance of Bevo, or the assumptions underlying any of the foregoing. In this news release, words such as "may", "would", "could", "will", "likely", "believe", "expect", "anticipate", "intend", "plan", "estimate" and similar words and the negative form thereof are used to identify forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements should not be read as guarantees of future performance or results, and will not necessarily be accurate indications of whether, or the times at or by which, such future performance will be achieved. No assurance can be given that any events anticipated by the forward-looking information will transpire or occur, including the completion of the Transaction. Forward-looking information is based on information available at the time and/or management's good-faith belief with respect to future events and are subject to known or unknown risks, uncertainties, assumptions and other unpredictable factors, many of which are beyond Bevo's control. These risks, uncertainties and assumptions include, but are not limited to, those described Bevo's Management's Discussion & Analysis for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2018, a copy of which is available on SEDAR at www.sedar.com, and could cause actual events or results to differ materially from those projected in any forward-looking statements. Bevo does not intend, nor does Bevo undertake any obligation, to update or revise any forward-looking information contained in this news release to reflect subsequent information, events or circumstances or otherwise, except if required by applicable laws.


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PRAZ to review regulations
Mr Clever Ruswa
Judith Phiri, Business Reporter
THE Procurement Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (PRAZ) says it is going to review its regulations in 2021 as it moves to fully support Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs), in line with the attainment of Vision 2030.
In an interview, PRAZ acting chief executive officer Mr Clever Ruswa said as a way of stimulating economic growth they were going to review their regulations to include small and medium business ventures.
"This time around we really want to make sure that we stimulate economic growth in the country by promoting SMEs. In 2021 we are going to review our regulations so that in terms of domestic preferences we make sure that the bigger chunk of the money goes to our SMEs," said Mr Ruswa.
He said in line with Vision 2030 PRAZ was closing the TSP period in 2020 and for 2021 they were starting their new programmes in line with the National Development Strategy (NDS1).
Mr Ruswa added: "We had our strategy sessions in November to finalise our strategy for 2021. The board has since approved the principal's draft what we are now doing is to align with the NDS1."
He also noted that for next year they were aiming at capacity building and building communities as their mandate was not only of procurement of entities.
He said they would assist those with tenders above board and competent business people to do those tenders so that the nation could benefit in terms of getting quality goods and services.
PRAZ Capacity Building Division has been conducting trainings for bidders in order for them to appreciate the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Act [Chapter, 22:23].
Mr Ruswa also highlighted that the authority needs to capacitate entities to make sure they get value for money in whatever they were doing. As a regulator he said they needed to see that the procure management unit is headed by people who are qualified to administrator such funds.
PRAZ regulates 345 State entities and Government institutions.
In line with the realisation of Vision 2030, NDS1 states that in order to enhance public service delivery during the Strategy Period, Government will implement strengthening enforcement of procurement legislation through PRAZ.
The Government is also making amendments to the country's public sector procurement law to streamline bottlenecks identified over the past two years. The amendments are also meant to strengthen the screening criteria to minimise the number of people or entities getting away with big projects yet without capacity.
PRAZ formally, the State Procurement Board (SPB) was created through an Act of Parliament, Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Act [Cap 22:23] which repealed the Act, No. 2/99 [Cap. 22:14] through S.I. 152 of December 2017. The authority's mandate is of supervising public procurement proceedings to ensure transparency, fairness, honesty, cost-effectiveness and competition as required by Section 315 of the Zimbabwean Constitution.
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Scholes Believes Pogba Needs A Holding Midfielder At Man Utd To Regain His Best Form
By Anirban Das
Former Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has insisted that Jose Mourinho should bring in a 'controlling' midfielder to support United's world record signing Paul Pogba, who arrived at Old Trafford this summer.
Scholes was disappointed with Schneiderlin's lack lustre performance in Man Utd's 1-0 loss to Feyenoord at Rooterdam in the Europa League opener on Thursday. The former United star also found nothing special in Pogba's performance as he struggled to curate any chances for United on Thursday.
But Scholes is confident that Pogba has enough potential to step up his game and be back to his best but he believes that Mourinho should pair the former Juventus with an experienced controlling midfielder like Michael Carrick or bring in someone like Andrea Pirlo.
"I'd like to see Carrick with him. I think Pogba has shown at Juventus he needs a controlling midfield player and I think Michael has that control and that ability," said Scholes.
"Pogba had Pirlo at Juventus and maybe Mourinho needs to go into the transfer market for someone like that."
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"Carrick can do it but I still feel they need a controlling midfielder who can control where Paul goes and can control a game of football."
"It's been a little bit of a struggle for him so far. It wasn't his best performance – I think it will come, though."
"It's very early days – I don't really know what position he's playing. Watching up there I'm trying to find…has he got opposition, has he been told to play where he wants. He seems to be a little all over the place at time."
"I really think at times her's trying to do too much on the ball – he trying to beat three, four players – a lot of the time he's running with the ball. Just keep it simple for now, Paul."
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"Ease your way in. That's not the player United bought. They didn't buy Lionel Messi to go and beat five players and stick it in the top corner. They bought a powerful, strong midfield player who can take the ball, has got skill, can run."
"If he just gets one, two touch, sticks the ball into Zlatan and runs, nobody can live with that."
"He has so much pace, so much power that it wil' come. I think Mourinho will find the right partners for him.
Feyenoord crushed Man Utd's hopes after taking a one goal lead in the 80th minute. Jorgensen, who was offside, whipped in a cross to pick Vilhena in the area, who launched a low side-footed finish from the edge of the penalty box to beat De Gea.
Despite United's shock 1-0 defeat to Feyenoord, Sholes believes that they will comfortably advance from the group stages.
"It was almost like a pre-season game – it turned out to be that way," said Scholes.
ALSO READ: Feyenoord 1-0 Manchester United: Lacklustre United Limp To Defeat In Europa League Opener
"Did Feyenoord deserve to win the game? I'm not sure.
"They scored a good goal but there's wasn't much in the game really. I don't think it's as big problem. United will cruise through this group anyway with these three teams."
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Not quickest, but best
Aug 31, 2015 by R. Showalter
For members of the Mennonite World Conference commissions, the Harrisburg, Pa., assembly began with a local tour — Grantham, Salunga, Ephrata, Akron, and dinner at the Amish farm of Sol Stoltzfus. Mennonite Central Committee leader Ken Sensenig told of native American history, the witness and service of Pennsylvania Mennonites and Brethren in Christ after World War II, and more.
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Our imaginations were staggered by the huge bales of recycled paper prepared by volunteers at the MCC material resources center in Ephrata. We saw equally large containers of blankets sewn by Amish women for refugees around the globe.
One tour member asked, "Why would you locate a material resources center in an out-of-the-way place like Ephrata?"
The answer came quickly, "This is where the people live who do it. And we're not so distant from ports in Philadelphia and Baltimore."
We learned that the third-generation mobile meat canner is the only one like it. Traveling from community to community, it is used to can hundreds of tons of meat "in the name of Christ" for distribution to locations like the Middle East and North Korea.
"A new updated mobile meat canner will soon replace this one," said our guide. "But one old piece of equipment will not change — the canner/sealer that sits in the center of the truck. Why do you think we won't replace it?"
No one knew.
"It's slow enough!" he said.
Hands-on volunteer mission may not be the speediest, but it's often the most effective. Inside the center, a circle of Amish young women were cheerfully preparing the name tags more than 7,500 people would wear the following week for the 16th MWC assembly.
At the Amish farm, our bus parked with difficulty at the end of a lane designed for horses and buggies. Inside the barn, which doubles as a house church, we were served a simple meal of vegetables, potatoes and chicken with filling. We remembered that modern American megachurches still find their roots in simple gatherings of brothers and sisters — like those who meet in homes and under trees around the globe. We've done that since Pentecost.
In Harrisburg, the Global Mission Fellowship and the Global Anabaptist Service Network heard more "hands-on" stories. John Wambura from Tanzania told how God led him from a job with the American embassy to work as a pastor with a nongovernmental organization in church leadership community development at one-10th his salary. Still he felt too distant from the people he was called to serve. So he left even the NGO to walk with the poor, helping to start cooperatives with no funding outside the community.
One woman said, "I can't save anything at all on my meager income."
"What do you spend each week on charcoal to cook your meals?" he asked. "Is there an alternative?"
"Well, yes, my children could pick up sticks on the way back from school, and I could cook with sticks," she answered.
She began saving her charcoal money, and life is changing for her and hundreds of others as they join circles of local entrepreneurial and spiritual fellowship that do not depend on external resources. There are now 100 such groups in 30 regions. Even the government of Tanzania is taking notice.
The most inspiring, life-giving mission is hands-on and sacrificial, whether in Pennsylvania or around the globe.
R. Showalter lives and travels in Asia, Africa, the United States and beyond as a teacher, preacher, writer and servant.
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Q: Is there any plan to take out "features" from next versions of javascript? I'm looking to learn javascript (now for real) and I've had a look on the latest version of ES6 which is supposed to be frozen in terms of features set.
It seems to be the pretty much same as ES5 plus new stuff(features). My main complain is that there so many ways to accomplish the same thing so I'm wondering if there is any plan to take out some of the old "features" or if it keeps building up on top of the old specs(i.e. until it becomes a big mess).

A: I disagree, the main goal of ES6 is not to introduced new ways "to accomplish the same thing" but actually cover some areas that were not covered at all.
Generators are extremely helpful for the class of tasks where you should iterate through a big list of items but you don't need to keep all this items in memory at one time. This is something that just was very hard to emulate.
Or let's take a look on Sets and Maps - before now you were limited by the fact that there was impossible to have any keys in hash other than strings.
Varargs, optional arguments, arrow functions, string interpolation, destructuring assignment - all these, yes, actually can be treated as a sugar syntax but from my experience I hardly can treat current approaches competitive with new ones, new one are better and most likely will always be used instead.
So, saying all this I can actually think of features that can be excluded "in exchange". Even if the maximum compatibility won't be treated as crucial aspect (it does), there's nothing much to throw away.
As of small incositencies, they are actually get fixed by introducing new stricter mini APIs - check out, for example, Number.isNaN. From time to time older APIs are deprecated and even excluded but this not a fast process and actually it should not be.

A: ECMAScript ist the single most compatibility-constrained language that ever existed.
In general, developers can't choose the version of the implementation (or even which implementation) that is going to be used to run their code, because it is installed on the users' machine. Users can't choose the version of the app they run, because the code gets delivered by the remote website. Users often can't even choose which version of which implementation they are running, because the implementation is bound to the browser and the browser is dictated by the OS, some IT department policy, or backwards-compatibility constraints of other unrelated websites.
Websites are (should be) eternal. There may be some ECMAScript-heavy website that hasn't been maintained for 10 years, but you still need to be able to visit it 10 years from now, with a browser with an embedded ECMAScript 10 engine.
Giving those extreme backwards-compatibility constraints, it is pretty much impossible to remove a feature once it is there. var is one such feature that should probably be removed, but likely never will.
However, there is a transition feature: ECMAScript 5 and 6 have a so-called Strict Mode which is triggered by a "use strict" declaration. Strict mode is not just a subset of normal mode, it may actually have different semantics. And future versions of ECMAScript are usually built on top of the previous version's strict mode. E.g. ECMAScript 6 is built on ECMAScript 5 strict mode. New language features automatically trigger strict mode, e.g. module and class declarations in ECMAScript 6 will always be evaluated in strict mode, regardless of whether there is a "use strict" declaration.

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A British maker has built Pi-powered tapes that re-create our physical connection to music for the Digital Age.
Remember what it felt like to press play and record at the same time? Back before streaming and downloading and blogs and YouTube, music meant CDs and Smash Hits and the NME and taping off the radio -- and this delightfully retro Raspberry Pi creation recreates that physical connection with music for the 21st century.
CNET caught up with Matt to find out why he combined old and new tech, how he created the next-generation tape player, and how a rapping cartoon cat figures into all this.
A friend of mine happened to tweet about a gift he had received for his birthday called the iRecorder, which is a speaker for your iPhone in the style of a cassette player. That brought back tonnes of happy memories of creating mixtapes for (potential) girlfriends, and recording the charts every Saturday while trying not to get the DJ's voice in the recording -- an art form I was particularly good at -- and it reminded me of how substantial these types of players were back then. Large chunky buttons, which had a level of resistance when you pressed them, not like your rubber or touch sensitive buttons of today.
With those memories flooding back, I thought why not actually make the iRecorder for real? A digital music player, with as much of the original player's touch-and-feely nature as possible and so this is what I came up with!
How does the media server/tape player work?
Inside the cassette player, all the standard components have been removed and in their place a Raspberry Pi and several helper modules have been added: an NFC tag reader, which you can just see through the hole in the metal frame top left -- the red printed circuit board (PCB); an amplifier which is the blue PCB below that -- the original volume potentiometer is connected to this to control the volume; and a custom circuit board to connect the buttons of the cassette player to the Raspberry Pi's General-purpose input/output (GPIO) via micro switches glued beneath the buttons.
The Raspberry Pi itself is running a version of MusicBox that has all the Spotify streaming features built in. A custom module was written to handle the button presses, and read the NFC tags that are stuck inside the cassettes to select the playlist to play.
When the player is turned on, MusicBox starts up and loads the custom module, which then waits for Spotify to connect and loads a list of spotify playlists into memory. It beeps while it's waiting.
When a cassette is then loaded into the player, the custom module reads the tag's ID and looks for a playlist associated with that ID -- to associate a Spotify playlist to a cassette, simply add the tag's ID somewhere in the playlist's name -- and if one is found, it is set as the active playlist. Then whenever a button on the player is pressed, the cassette player performs that action.
Play, Pause, Stop, Next, and Previous are all supported, with a beep noise to signify the command has occurred. If a cassette is removed the custom module will detect this, give out a beep, unload the active playlist and stop any playing tracks, and wait for a new cassette to be loaded. All cassettes are also double sides, so you can have Side 1 and 2 playlists for each cassette, just like when you were a kid!
I think it was two or three weeks (I forgot to keep track). The majority of the time was spent figuring out the best way to lay everything out internally as there wasn't much room, and gradually removing internal components if I was certain they wouldn't be needed -- it's not easy putting stuff back you Dremel-ed out if you get it wrong -- as well as choosing the best or most space-friendly components to use.
Writing the custom module wasn't too bad as I had a few example code snippets to work from already -- one for reading NFC, one for working with the GPIO, and one as a basic module for MusicBox.
All the rest I either worked out from the documentation, or from the community on the Mopidy and MusicBox forums (who are super friendly and helpful by the way).
NFC has a lot of potential but hasn't quite caught on yet; how do you think NFC will develop?
To be honest, this was my first attempt at using NFC myself. I just knew I needed a way to detect the cassettes without the user having to tell it anything, purely by the cassette's presence, so NFC worked great. It's easy and cheap to expand too -- just buy more stickers and more cassettes. Heck, the cassettes are more expensive than the tags nowadays.
I think NFC just needs more creative people to play around with it. We all know of its uses for boring things like keyless door entry systems, or security tags in retail stores, but it has so much more potential, especially with the Internet of Things (IoT) becoming so prevalent in everyday devices. Having a cheap and easy way to identify "things" is a great feature to have. For me it's about integrating it in a way that is just logical, but you don't even know it's there -- like a device that knows when a cassette is put into a cassette player for example!
What was the first tape/record you ever bought?
Oh god, I don't know what's more embarrassing, the track itself, or the fact I still know all the words. The first cassette I ever bought for myself was "Skat Strut" by MC Skat Kat -- you know, the animated cat from Paula Abdul's "Opposites Attract" video. See, told you. And no, I won't sing it for you.
What other Raspberry Pi projects are you proud of, and what's next?
I'm actually rather eclectic and like to jump from platform to platform dependent on the needs of the project I'm working on, so this has probably been my biggest Raspberry Pi project to date. However, I am currently looking at converting a robotic Luxo lamp I built for a different platform to run from a Raspberry Pi so that is definitely high up on the list.
If your UK readers are interested in seeing either the cassette player or the Luxo lamp in person, then keep an eye on Barnsley.IO -- a maker group I have set up in my local town of Barnsley, Yorkshire -- and events throughout the country such as Derby Maker Faire this weekend, York Raspberry Jam the following week, and Maker Day Sheffield in November, as they often make personal appearances.
You can keep up with Matt's latest geeky projects on his YouTube channel or at his new blog circuitbeard. For a look behind the scenes at Raspberry Pi, check out our Adventures in Tech: The Making of Raspberry Pi.


Discussion in 'Wheels & Tires' started by Backslider, Aug 25, 2017.
I don't think these forums have a wheel and tire setup thread. This must be remedied.
If you're willing to contribute, post a pic of your wheels and tires. List your suspension setup, wheel width and offset, and tire size, and any other relevant (or otherwise) information you'd like to provide.
This has been very helpful for me with other vehicles in deciding on wheels, tires, and suspension.
This is a 2" Bilstein 5100 on FBG adjustable coilover level, 5100s in the rear @ stock heigh, Black Rhino Sidewinder 17x9 +12. Cooper AT3 265/70r17.
I am considering getting 275/70r17 BFG K02s tomorrow. I run K02s on my Tundra and I really like them - but my wife primarily drives the 4r and I'm wondering how she'll feel about them..
Anyway, what do you guys have? Anyone out there with K02s in 275/70r17 on a 5th gen? I'd love to see all your setups!
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This is a 2" coilover level, Black Rhino Sidewinder 17x9 +12. Cooper AT3 265/70r17.
I kept OEM coils for now but adjusted front to keep factory vehicle rake. It's approximately a little over 2" lift and was very affordable.
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2016 4Runner TRD Pro with OEM TRD Shocks with Toytec's 2" spacer lift for TRD Pro Suspension. Falken Wildpeak AT3W in 285/70/17 SL with SCS Ray10's in 17".
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I recall you saying in another thread that you had to cut your mudflaps and/or fender liners to run 285s on a 2" lift - do you get any rubbing at all now?
I passed on the K02s today, have some Wildpeaks on order in 285/70r17. I would love to hear that everything is going to be ok.
Love your truck.. best color.
Yes I did cut the mudflaps. There is a weird square protrusion that took about 5 minutes with a box cutter to remove. I still rub the cab mount at full steering lock in reverse. It's a very slight rub that I plan on fixing with a set of JBA upper control arms.
Yes I did cut the mudflaps. There is a weird square potrusion that took about 5 minutes with a box cutter to remove. I still rub the cab mount at full steering lock in reverse. It's a very slight rub that I plan on fixing with a set of JBA upper control arms.
So is it safe to assume that it rubs on the CM because your caster is too negative?
Absolutely. I had the same issue on my 2011 Tacoma. I know the rule of thumb is 3" and above requires aftermarket UCA's, but in my experience anything above 2" could surely use UCA's with more built in caster. Additionally, I feel like even with stock height suspension, the Tacomas, 4Runners and FJ's have too much bump steer and road wander which again is solved with aftermarket UCA's.
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And the list continues to grow..
My Tundra is feeling neglected.
3" OME BP-51 with medium rear coils and TC UCA's. FN Six Shooter wheels 17"x8" 0mm offset. BFG KM2's 285/70R17. Just put them on so haven't had a chance to see if there is any rubbing. Also removed the rocker trim for extra clearance.
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I found a great deal on a new set of K02s in 275/70r17. Picked them up and got them mounted and balanced today. HUGE improvement.
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A list of wheels that don't fit over the 4 runner brakes would also be helpful. I don't think that any of the 16" Toyota wheels will fit. Does anyone know if any of the 17" Tacoma wheels will fit?
17" Tacoma wheels should fit just fine. My only concern would be the back spacing and offset. What Tacoma wheels are you specifically looking at?
I've heard that the 3rd gen 17" Tacoma sport wheels won't fit over the 4runner front brake calipers. I haven't tried this myself so I'm not positive that this is correct.
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16 Trail with TRD Pro wheels and suspension. I added a 3 in readylift and run 285/7017 Toyo Open Country, i have put a hard 10k and have very little tread wear.
*some pics are old and are missing some mods that contribute to set up.
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Just ordered some SCS Ray10s. Wondering if anyone knows anything about decent snow tires? I can't find anything larger than a 265/70r17 as far as snow tires go, but I figure those will look a little silly with a 2" lift. I was planning on keeping the stock rims for a tall and skinny snow tire. Any recommendations?
I have 2" up front and they did look a little small. I'm pretty happy with the 275/70r17s I picked up. I think a good AT tires is totally adequate instead of a dedicated snow tire,but that's just my opinion.
Post pics when you get your wheels - I love all the SCS stuff I've seen!
JBTRD good looking rig. Where did you pick up those orange running lights in the grill? I've been searching for those.
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I actually have no idea, I transferred it from her old 4runner to her new one. I doubt she remembers, but I'll ask.
Added 1.25" Spidertrax today which essentially makes my offset -19.75. I get some rubbing on the front bumper at wheel lock in reverse, and when turning while moving forward and the springs compress.
Considering a CMC, or possibly just changing my wheel/tire setup to get me closer to -12.
With wheel spacers. I really love the way it looks now.
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Anyone know how big you can go on 4th gen stock wheels. I have a 2004 SR5 with 17" wheels. Has 265's now. Was looking to jump up after lift/level, but didn't know how wide the wheels will carry. Hoping to go up to a 285 so the ratio doesn't need to be over 70 for height I want.
Add your wheel, tire, and suspension setups!
Erdos60 Putting the "rad" in Colorado since 1970.
Anymore info on specific wheel/tire combo?
Did it require a lift/suspension change?


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Pfizer Covid Vaccine Was Just 12% Effective Against Omicron in Kids 5 to 11, Study Finds
By Spencer Kimball, CNBC, Published 28 Feb 2022
New York state officials found the effectiveness of Pfizer's vaccine against Covid infection plummeted from 68% to 12% for children aged 5 to 11 during the omicron surge.
The dramatic drop in vaccine effectiveness was likely due to the lower dosage the youngsters received, according to study team members.
The data comes as New York City plans to end its school mask mandate by March 7.
Pfizer and BioNTech's two-dose Covid vaccine provided very little protection for children aged 5 to 11 during the wave of omicron infection in New York, according to a study published Monday.
The New York State Department of Health found that the effectiveness of Pfizer's vaccine against Covid infection plummeted from 68% to 12% for kids in that age group during the omicron surge from Dec. 13 through Jan 24. Protection against hospitalization dropped from 100% to 48% during the same period.
The study has not yet undergone peer review, the academic gold standard. Due to the public health urgency of the pandemic, scientists have been publishing the results of their studies before such review.
The team of public health officials who conducted the study said the dramatic drop in vaccine effectiveness among children 5 to 11 years old was likely due to the lower dosage they received. Kids in this age group are given two 10-microgram shots, while children aged 12 to 17 receive 30-microgram shots.
The researchers also compared 11 and 12 year olds during the weekend ended Jan. 30. They found the vaccine effectiveness plunged to 11% for the low-dosage group but offered 67% protection to the group that received the higher dose.
"Given rapid loss of protection against infections, these results highlight the continued importance of layered protections, including mask wearing, for children to prevent infection and transmission," the public health officials wrote in the study.
For children aged 12 to 17 years old, vaccine effectiveness against infection dropped from 66% to 51% from December through the end of January. Protection against hospitalization dropped from 85% to 73% for teenagers during the same period.
The data comes as New York City plans to end its school mask mandate by March 7, with California doing the same four days later. State governments are easing mandates and restrictions as Covid infections decline dramatically after the omicron variant swept the nation in December and January
Covid infections are down 91% from a pandemic high in January. The U.S. reported a daily average of nearly 66,000 new infections on Sunday, compared to the more than 802,000 on Jan. 15, according to a CNBC analysis of data from Johns Hopkins University.
The U.S. suffered a spike in hospitalizations of children with Covid during the omicron wave. The Food and Drug Administration sought to fast track Pfizer's vaccine for kids aged six months through 4 years old this month in response to the number of children hospitalized with Covid.
However, the FDA and Pfizer decided to put those plans on hold after data on the first two doses did not meet expectations. The FDA is now waiting to see clinical trial data on a third dose for the youngest kids, which is expected in April.


It is another season at Project Run and Play and I decided to play along. It always amazes me how much talent it attracts. This year my good friend Mie is one of the contestants and I can't wait what she and others create. The first challenge is a Oliver +S Popover Sundress pattern remix. I decided I would sew for the baby, since I haven't done it yet and also because I had a teeny tiny piece of Nani Iro flannel. I love the huge neon pink polka dots! The fabric came from Miss Matatabi shop on Etsy.
The pattern was too big for my 12 months old, so I had to resize it using one of her t-shirts. This is what I did. I also added straps, but didn't make a separate pattern piece for it.
I was quite happy with the results and my brilliant idea, until a day later I was looking through one of my Ottobre magazines and came across almost exactly the same jumper. What?! The skirt was gathered and fuller but the top was the same. Ugh. I guess my original idea was not so original after all. Darn it, Ottobre. :) I went ahead and traced their jumper in Ania's size because I do like it. Sigh.
Then came the photo shoot. Turns out one year olds are quite an opinionated lot. They want to do what they want to do, sit where they want to sit. And only smile when you are not taking pictures. They might or might not let you put a barrette in their hair or for that matter any clothes at all. And you oblige otherwise a shriek that such tiny creatures are able to produce might leave a permanent ear damage. Nobody wants that.
I am happy with the fit, though I should have made it a tad longer. It would be perfect for the fall weather with leggings and a long sleeve shirt.
very sweet. I love this remix.
Ohhhhh, I LOVE it. The fabric, the jumper and last but not least Evelyn. Gosh she is cute!!
So adorable! Even with the attitude ;) Great remix!
What a great remix! I love the rounded top yoke. And you are right; it's a great fall transitional piece. Although here in Florida, it feels like we never really transition to cool weather clothes!
This is so fun! I love the fabric and if you saw a similar design in a magazine it just means that you have good tastes and are in with the now of fashion. Great job. And way to work with what was given to you on the photo shoot. I know Scary and I both struggle with taking pictures of our 1 year olds.
So cute. I loooove that fabric!
Love it :) I think the length is perfect for a little person who is crawling. I am wondering at what age do kids start to co-operate when it comes to photo-shoots?
So cute! - I love the rounded yoke paired with the covered buttons.
So so cute! I love the fabric contrast, and she looks adorable in it. Mine is 2 and still not too cooperative. as for the leght, if it's too short you can probably have her wearing it with leggings?!
Oh my goodness,. How did you turn the BORING pattern into something so adorable and stylish? I hope you win this week!
too cute for words! That fabric, the remix, that baby face- love it all!
LOVE this! The big dots are too cute!
Such an adorable outfit, and the model, of course, too! I like the straps a lot and maybe you could even regulate the length but adjusting the straps? The pattern, with its irregular-shape polka dots and just a little bit of girly pink, gives that `girl with an attitude` feel! :) (which fits the shreaking beauty :)) she has such long hair already! brava, sister!
How cute! I love the fabric and well-pretty much everything about your remix! :) And your daughter is adorable! I know all about the ear piercing sounds oh my indeed!
I look forward to following your blog :) Fantastic remix!
Great remix! I think the length is perfect...just right for crawling around.
Just gorgeous - and I think you managed to get some great photos too!
This is adorable! The polka dots really make it pop! What a great little romper/dress. I'd love for you to link your outfit to our Fall Clothing Party!!!
Ha ha! I don't know when photo shoots become easier....but....your 12 month old's adorableness outweighs your 'picture woes' (and gives you great writing material). Sweet remix!
Olga, this remix is so cute!!! I love the fabric choice and the photos too.
I don't know what I like more...your dress or your commentary on one year olds...both are great!
Sooo cute, Olga! I love the fabric and the shape of the bodice is just precious!
I love your jumper and your daughter is absolutely adorable!
Co cute! I did not know nani iro came in flannel! Perfect cute jumper to have in fall wardrobe!
Oh my. So adorable! And if you think one year olds are hard, wait until she is three and has even more of an opinion!
That fabric is so perfect! Totally on trend with the pops of neon and looks amazing in this jumper. Great job!
What a darling outfit and baby! The fabric is so cute with pink polka-dots! My kind of jumper. (Sharon) Thanks for sharing it with us.
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The Best Tablets For College Students – Our Most Recommended Tablets For Taking Notes
Aug 11, 2019 by Mike	in Best Tablets
Are you a freshman? Heading off to college? You might need some books and pen, right? I don't think so. Well, we are living in 21th century where most of our tasks are assisted by computers and I don't agree that it would be fine with just books and pen. In case you're unaware, you're going to have a lot to accomplish while being in college and for that you'll need a tablet computer with which you can complete your tasks easily and efficiently. So, in this buying guide, we have picked out some of the best tablets for college students which will help you to take instant notes in classroom and for completing other demanding works as well. You can also chillax awhile in the breaks with YouTube and Netflix.
Most of the tablets nowadays are optimized for general everyday use, but there is a number of tablets which are specifically intended to get work completed. They are 2-in-1 computers which can be used as laptop and tablet both. They are standalone traditional tablets until a keyboard is connected to them, means killing two birds with one stone. Most of them run on Windows operating system which I always recommend to the students and businessmen due to its versatility. These 2-in-1 computers are comparatively low in price and offer same specifications as a full-fledged laptop and hence, it becomes a great deal for budget buyers. However, if you want to checkout laptops then we do have a dedicated buying guide for laptops for college students at our site Laptop Under Budget where you can get laptops recommendations for every budget and college majors.
The Best Tablets For College Students – Our Top Picks
List of Best Tablets For College Students
ASUS Transformer Mini 10.1″ 10.1″ $330
Microsoft Surface Pro 7 (Most Recommended) 12.3″ $859
Microsoft Surface Go 10″ $499
Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e 10.6″ $399
Apple iPad Pro 11″ (Best All-Rounder) 11″ $799
Apple iPad 2019 Model (#1 New Release) 10.2″ $299
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1″ $250
Lenovo Yoga Book 10.1″ $326
Fire HD 10 10″ $149
iRULU Walknbook 2 10.1″ $124
1. ASUS Transformer Mini 10.1″
Topping our list of the best convertible for college students is the ASUS T102HA, which is a 2-in-1 touchscreen convertible tablet/laptop with a solid design and compact form-factor. The laptop has also been a global best seller when it comes to a convertible laptop. Speaking about the specifications, the device comes with the latest Intel Atom Quad Core x5-Z8350 Processor paired up with a 4GB RAM for fast and efficient performance. Multitasking on this device is very well handled by the processor-RAM duo. Speaking about the other specifications, it sports a 10.1-inch display with a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels. For the storage, it comes with a 64GB / 128GB of SSD storage options, for faster, efficient, and reliable file transfers. The laptop being a convertible, can be detached from the keyboard and used as a tablet. Therefore, it comes with a long list of connectivity options which doesn't let its users to compromise on the productivity.
Apart from all the set of powerful specifications, it comes with a premium form-factor and built. Accordingly, it comes with a full magnesium Alloy body weighs less than 1.7 lbs with the keyboard attached and only 0.6 inches thin. It comes with a fingerprint sensor to secure the device and also comes with adjustable hinges to soothe the users, in different modes of usages. The tablet also comes with a pen to support handwriting. This makes the editing of documents and images ease. Thanks to all these aforementioned specifications and features, the ASUS Transformer Mini 10.1″ is evidently the best tablet for college students.
Hardware Specifications of ASUS Transformer Mini 10.1″
Processor Intel® Atom™x5-Z8350 1.44 GHz Quad-Core Processor
RAM 4 GB RAM
Storage 64GB / 128GB SSD
Display 10.1 Inch IPS LCD with 1280 x 800 Resolution
Camera 720p WebCam
Weight 1.7 lbs with keyboard
64GB SSD128GB SSD
$330 | Buy at Amazon
2. Microsoft Surface Pro 7
Microsoft Surface Pro 7 has been a globally awarded and adorned convertible laptop/tablet right since its launch in the global market. Powerful beastly specifications, paired with a very compact, and ergonomic form-factor makes this device a global pioneer in the arena of convertibles. Speaking about the specifications, it is powered by 10th Gen Intel Core i5 processor (also available with Intel i7 processor) under the hood. For multitasking, the device comes with an 8GB of RAM which is sufficient for most of the users, however, there is an option for 16 GB RAM if that isn't enough for your work. The storage on the tablet is backed by a 128 GB SSD which is now significantly faster and efficient than the previous generations. On the software front, the tablet runs on Windows 10 Home, which is considered to be one of the most productive OS of all time.
What makes this device ideal for college students is its, convertible form-factor and ability to be used as a powerful desktop replacement. The device sports a 12.3-inch PixelSense screen, which has extremely high contrast and low glare so that the users can work throughout the day without straining their eyes. This convertible also supports a long list of compatible peripherals such as Type covers, surface Dock, wireless display adaptor and more. Finally, the device provides 10.5 hours of continuous usage on a single charge, making it ideal for students and for everyone who requires productivity on the go. All in all, the Microsoft Surface Pro 7 is one of the best tablets for college students who are looking for a portable and versatile driver that is much similar to a full-fledged laptop.
Hardware Specifications of Microsoft Surface Pro 7
Processor 10th Gen Intel i5 Processor / i7
RAM 8 GB / 16 GB RAM
Storage 128 GB / 256 GB
Display 12.3 Inch PixelSense Display with 2736 x 1824 Resolution
GPU Intel Iris Plus Graphics
Battery Life 10.5 hours
3. Microsoft Surface Go
Here comes yet another convertible tablet/laptop in the list. Mircosoft Surface series of tablets are very well renowned in the market for their impeccable and uninterrupted productivity along with solid form-factor. This 10-inch convertible tablet comes with a Full HD display which is pixeled at a resolution of 1800 x 1200 pixels.
The Microsoft Surface Go is powered by Intel®Pentium® Gold Processor 4415Y to handle all the operations thrown at the device. Multitasking on the device is backed by 8 GB RAM. Storage on the tablet is backed by 128 GB storage, which is now a constant when it comes to powerful convertibles. Graphics on the laptop are driven by Intel Integrated HD 615 graphics, which does considerably well in handling graphics related tasks. In addition to all these, the Mircosoft Surface Go comes with a 2-MP front camera which is ideal for capturing selfies and video calling. The voice assistance Cortana works like a charm with this tablet, and aids the users in most of the daily essentials just based on the voice inputs. All that said, the Mircosoft Surface Go is one of the best 2-in-1 tablets for college students.
Hardware Specifications of Microsoft Surface Go
Processor Intel®Pentium® Gold Processor 4415Y
Storage 128 GB SSD
Display 10 Inch PixelSense Display with 1800 x 1200 Resolution
Battery Life 9 hours
4. Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e
Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e is yet another keyboard attachable tablet in our list that is backed by a long list of specifications and attractive features. The tablet sports a 10.5-inch Super AMOLED display. The display on the device is of a resolution 2560 x 1600 pixels, which delivers cinematic vividness, detail and deep contrast to a screen that fits in your hands. Speaking about the innards of the device, it is powered by a 2.0 GHz Snapdragon 670 Octa-Core Processor paired with massive 4GB / 6GB of RAM for intensive app handing and heavy multitasking. Storage on the device is bolstered by internal storage of 64GB/128GB, which can be further expanded via microSD card upto 1 TB. The tablet runs on Android 9.0 Pie, which is the latest and the most widely used mobile operating system.
The tablet is also ideal for photography, as it comes with a 13-megapixel primary rear camera, which can capture moments with great detailing. The tablet gets fully charged in slightly over 2 hours and can provide a backup of about 15 hours on a single charge. The tablet comes with several other productive features such as multitasking mode, seamless Samsung's connectivity, and DeX which transforms your tablet into PC. All-in-all, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e is a perfect choice for all the students irrespective of their age and major, making it one of the best tablets for note-taking 2019.
Hardware Specifications of Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e
Processor 2.0 GHz Snapdragon 670 Octa-Core Chipset
RAM 4 GB / 6 GB RAM
Storage 64GB / 128GB
Display 10.6 inch Super AMOLED with 2560 x 1600 Resolution
Camera Rear – 13MP | Front – 8MP
Operating System Android 9.0 Pie
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5. Apple iPad Pro 11″
Apple iPad's needs no introduction in the arena of tablets. These devices run on the most refined and clean OS created till date. Running on the iOS 12.1, the tablet comes with a large 11-inch Retina display with a resolution of 2388 x 1668 pixels. The display works on Apple's most advanced display technology which has 120Hz refresh rate and is the brightest and least reflective in the real-world usage. Apple claims that the new iPad Pro is faster than 92% portable notebooks sold in the last 12 months which is insane considering the form factor of the device, and all that made possible with the help of brutally powerful A12X Bionic which is lying under the hoods of new iPad Pro.
In simple words, the new iPad Pro delivers incredible responsiveness and is powerful enough to handle complex actions like editing 4K videos and multitasking with ease. The device comes with 4GB of RAM and comes with varied storage options upto massive 1TB which is again a huge plus for users who easily get out of storage real quick. The tablet comes with a single USB Type-C port. The tablet packs a lot of Apple's proprietary features such as FaceID, and also supports SIM if you opt for cellular version. The tablet supports a really large number of apps for all productivity and entertainment purposes, therefore, making a way in our list of best tablets for college students.
As far as note-taking is concerned, the iPad Pro now supports 2nd Generation Apple Pencil which is way more practical and easy-to-use than the previous generation. Unlike its predecessor, the 2nd Gen Pencil sticks to the side of iPad and charges wirelessly while placed in there. Switching between pen and eraser is now seamless with just a tap on the Apple Pencil so you don't have to reach for eraser tool on the screen every time.
The bottom line is that if you have $700 in your pocket to spend, then no tablet comes even close to the new iPad Pro in terms of usability and performance. It's a total winner and takes the crown for best tablet for note-taking 2019.
Hardware Specifications of iPad Pro 11″
Processor Apple A12X Bionic
Display 11″ Inch Retina Display with 2388 x 1668 Resolution with 120Hz Refresh Rate
Storage 64GB / 256GB / 512GB / 1TB
GPU Apple GPU (7-core graphics)
Camera Rear- 12 MP | Front- 7 MP
Operating System iOS 12.1
6. Apple iPad 2019 Model
Here comes the second iOS-based Apple iPad 2019, which is a smaller, more compact, and a cheaper alternative to the aforementioned Apple iPad Pro in the list. The tablet sports a 10.2-inch Retina Display, which comes with a resolution of 2160 x 1600 pixels. Thanks to its smaller screen size, the display on the tablet generate very accurate colors and has a bright and vivid viewing angle. Speaking about the innards of the iPad 2019, it is powered by Apple A10 Fusion chipset with Six-Core Graphics paired with 2GB of RAM for multitasking and app handling. The tablet also comes stuffed with a pair of really good cameras. It sports an 8 MP iSight primary camera which can record 1080p Full HD Video and a 1.2 MP secondary front-facing camera. As far as storage on the iPad is concerned, it comes with a variety of storage options varying between 32GB / 128GB capacity. The tablet has great ergonomics and comes with very pleasing aesthetics, making it ideal for everyday usage for a college student. Finally, the best selling point of the iPad 2019 is its battery backup which can easily provide 10 hours of continuous usage on a single charge. All in all, the latest iPad 2019 Model is the best tablet for college to buy in 2019.
Hardware Specifications of Apple iPad 2019
Processor Apple A10 Fusion
Display 10.2-inch Retina Display with 2160 x 1600 Resolution
Camera Rear – 8 MP | Front – 1.2 MP
Operating System iPad OS 13.1.2
7. Samsung Galaxy Tab A
Samsung Galaxy Tab A is the perfect all-purpose tablet for almost everyone, especially for students. It has got a lot of unique and useful features which makes it a perfect tablet for productivity as well as multimedia-based usage. The best feature of this tablet is, it comes with a large and color-rich 10.1-inch IPS display with a resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels. It comes with Samsung's proprietary Exynos 7940 Octa-Core chipset paired with sufficient 3GB of RAM for efficient multitasking. It features an 8 megapixels rear camera which is capable to take pretty great quality photos and videos and its 5 megapixels front camera is also ideal for video calling. It runs Android 9.0 Pie straight out of the box and it is also in the queue to receive the latest Android updates. For storing all your work files, favorite movies, and games, it provides 32GB of inbuilt storage in the base variant and it also features a microSD card slot to further expand its storage. The tablet stays juiced up for over 10 hours of continuous usage on a single charge.
Hardware Specifications of Samsung Galaxy Tab A
Processor 1.8 GHz Samsung Exynos 7940 Octa-Core Chipset
Storage 32 GB / 64 GB / 128 GB
Display 10.1 Inch IPS LCD with 1920 x 1200 Resolution
Camera Rear – 8 MP | Front – 5 MP
8. Lenovo Yoga Book
The Lenovo Yoga Book is one of the most exciting devices in the consumer market on which you can type, write and copy your physical notes directly on the screen. The other part of the device which is connected to the screen with a stylish watchband hinge is where you can draw or take digital notes. While typing, that part turns into a touch keyboard where you can type on your documents and files. The design is pretty solid and feels premium than the price it comes for which is really great for students who are looking for something significant for their everyday wear and tear. As far as inbuilt ports are concerned, the Lenovo Yoga Book comes equipped with a Micro USB port for juicing up the device, a 3.5 mm jack and microSD card slot for further storage.
Talking about the innards of the tablet, the Lenovo Yoga Book houses Intel Atom x5 – Z8550 processor under the hood which is not so powerful and one of the reasons for providing limited processing power is battery life which is why the Lenovo Yoga Book is able to provide whopping 12 hours of battery life on a single charge. Students in search of a tablet for binge-watching and movies-on-the-go, the Lenovo YogaBook's crystal clear high definition display is perfect and with the Dolby Atmos speakers, the movies will blast through ears. Hence, the Lenovo Yoga Book is flawlessly the best overall package for students whether the primary requirement is note-taking, reading or binge-watching.
Hardware Specifications of Lenovo Yoga Book
Processor Intel Atom x5-Z8550 Processor
Camera Rear – 8MP | Front – 2MP
Operating System Android 6.0 Marshmallow (upgradable to 7.0 Nougat) / Windows
Android OSWindows OS
9. Fire HD 10 #1 New Release
Amazon's Kindle although being famous for providing economical and feature-packed performance-based tablets, this time the brand has come out with a really strong and able set of multi-purpose tablets, under Fire series. One such offering for the company is the Fire HD 10, which is one of the best tablets in Amazon's Fire series of tablets. The tablet comes with a decent built and gives a soft-touch finish. The device sports a 10-inch HD IPS LCD which comes with an anti-glare coating on top of it. Unlike most of the other tablets in the segment, this comes with a Full HD resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels. Speaking about the innards of this device it is powered by a 2.0 GHz Octa-Core processor paired with 2 GB of RAM. Storage on the tablet varies from 32GB / 64GB, which can, however, be expanded upto 512GB via a microSD card. The tablet runs Fire OS 5 out of the box and is, therefore, ideal for both everyday usage and reading purposes for the students.
The Fire HD 10 also comes with a personalized voice assistance system under Alexa, which makes it easy for users to give voice commands and questions for quick and reliable answers. All in all, the Fire HD 10 is one of the best cheap tablets for students who are temporarily looking for a tablet for taking notes and reading purpose, alongside for binge-watching with Amazon Prime Contents.
Hardware Specifications of Fire HD 10
Processor 2.0 GHz Octa-Core Processor
Storage 32GB / 64GB
Display 10 Inch IPS LCD with 1920 x 1200 Resolution
Camera 2 MP Front & Rear
Operating System Fire OS 5
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10. iRULU Walknbook 2
iRulu Walknbook is one of the latest and not so popular brand in the arena of tablets. The brand is not so popular and well-known because of it's recent inception. Otherwise, the tablet boasts a really interesting set of specifications for the asking price. The tablet tuns Windows 10 out of the box and is powered by the latest Intel Cherry Trail Quad-core processor paired with 2GB of DDR3 RAM. The tablet comes with a faster NAND Flash 32GB of internal storage, which can be further expanded up to 128GB via an extendable memory slot. The tablet also supports great graphics in it as it is powered by a HD Graphics inside. Sporting a large, 10.1 inch display with a resolution of 1280 x 800, the tablet makes it easy to use and perform productive tasks such as document editing/reading and more. Apart from all these regular features, the tablet comes with a detachable keyboard and boasts lifetime Mobile Office internally. It supports all the latest connectivity standards and comes with thumping stereo speakers. The entire device is bolstered by a 6000mAh Li-Po battery, which is expected to provide a battery backup of over 6 hours on a single charge.
Hardware Specifications of iRULU Walknbook 2
Processor Intel Cherry Trail X5-Z8350 processor
Storage 32 GB
Display 10.1″ IPS Touchscreen Display with 1280 x 800 Resolution
That's it! These were our Expert's recommended top 10 best tablets for college students. We tested all of them and found all the goods and bads of them to point them out in this tablet buying guide so that you can make an informed decision to buy the best tablet for yourself within your budget.
About the author Mike
Mike Johnson is senior editor of this website - Tablet Under Budget. He along with the team of tablet professionals, helps people in buying best tablet within their budget.
12 thoughts on "The Best Tablets For College Students – Our Most Recommended Tablets For Taking Notes"
As a graduate student and junior qa engineer, I'm thinking of switching from Dell to Apple MacBook Air. Rather good in 'best for portability' category. I really need some advice
Hello Erika,
You can check our site Laptop Under Budget to get all your laptops queries solved. We have a dedicated buying guide at Laptop Under Budget for laptops for college students which will definitely give answers to all your questions. Moreover, you can also get Expert Advice from our Experts at Laptop Under Budget to get laptops suggestions as per your requirements and budget. 🙂
I'm taking a 3 year Computer Security and Investigations program in September 2018.
I have an Alienware computer at home, would I be ok to just purchase a tablet for school? I was thinking the Microsoft Surface Pro 4.
Hello Brianna,
The Microsoft Surface Pro 4 is one of the best mixtures of portability and performance out there and I would really recommend it to the students looking for something capable. I personally have used the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 for my work and all I can say is everything is on point from performance to battery life.
However, it seems like your usage will be from medium to high as you mentioned you want it for Computer Security & Investigations program, so the one with either Intel i5 or i7 is advisable.
Mineth says:
I wanna tab with a large screen but with a low buget…what's the best gonna be for me????
Regardless of your requirements (since you didn't mention it), Fire HD 10 is the tablet I would recommend to someone on a low-budget. It has all the features one would expect from a 10-inch tablet, a good Full HD display, Dolby stereo speakers, long-lasting battery and a Quad-Core processor. The Fire HD 10 is an ideal tablet for streaming contents online, browsing the web and reading. The tablet doesn't come with a keyboard like other tablets in this list however you can get a compatible Bluetooth keyboard to hook up with the tablet if you type a lot.
I'm very interested in the Amazon Fire HD 10 but I'm concerned that you can only get apps from amazon. Does this mean I won't be able to get Microsoft word and other apps for school that I use daily. I know these apps are in the Google play store but not in the Amazon store.
The Fire HD 10 won't support MS Office and sadly there are no alternatives available for Fire OS to open your Word documents or Excel sheets. However there is a way to install Play Store on Fire tablets by doing some scripting which we won't recommend.
Hello, I am a second year university student, looking mainly for compatibility and long battery life. I am currently using a laptop which is perfect in every aspect except for its short battery life and heavy weight. It bothers me to look for a plug every time I visit a cafe or a library.
Basically all I am looking for is a not too small but light tablet with a long battery life that will be ideal for reading, document work and watching online lectures. I am not planning on using it for any games or entertainment purposes. What would be your best suggestion, considering that my budgets anywhere less than $500, idealy.
Hello Jaden,
I think for the requirements you mentioned, an iPad would be a great choice. Apple recently launched iPad 2018 which is specifically designed with students in mind. It now adds support to Apple Pencil with which you can take notes in class very easily. And, as far as battery life is concerned, no tablet can ever beat an iPad with the massive 10 hours of screen-on-time on a single charge. Moreover, the 9.7-inch Retina display on the front is super bright and sharp to read.
It isn't available on Amazon as of now but you can order it right now for $329 (Wi-Fi,32GB) on Apple's website.
Aniya says:
Hi! Is apple ipad better than the other tablets just because it has the most battery life or we can go to Microsoft surface too for lower prices and better performance? I am doing masters in English and I have to read a lot from the Internet. I make my notes with the help of Internet. I have dell laptop but it's battery is damaged, it only works when plugged in. I want to shift to something lighter and with more battery time. Can you help me?
Yes, the Apple iPad Pro is the best tablet for your requirements. It has best-in-class battery life, unrivaled performance, and an ability to support pencil for taking notes. I would have recommended Microsoft Surface, but Windows is still far behind when it comes to tablets.
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