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Dodgers and Indians as Trade Partners Makes Too Much Sense to Pass Up
It's always a gut-wrenching feeling for a team when they lose the World Series. It's even more difficult when they get back there for the second consecutive year just to come up short. However, in 2018 it was a different path to the World Series for the Los Angeles Dodgers, perhaps making it easier with how much they overcame.
The Dodgers started the season 16-26, dealing with injuries to Clayton Kershaw and Justin Turner along with poor performance to begin the season. They won Game 163 behind a stellar start from a rookie, climbing back to win their sixth consecutive division. We started to doubt Chris Taylor and Cody Bellinger, thinking maybe they played way above their pay grade in 2017. Despite their struggles, the problem with that excuse was Max Muncy and Matt Kemp carried the load early on when nobody thought they would. Muncy was the Dodgers' Triple-A first baseman in 2017, and Kemp returned to Los Angeles in the offseason as part of a salary dump.
Team president Andrew Friedman will be busy this offseason, with numerous needs to address including at catcher, starting pitching, the back of the bullpen, and second base. It appears the starting pitching market is the least attractive in free agency, and the one the Dodgers have been least connected to. Therefore, evaluating the trade market would be the best direction to go if they want to make a significant upgrade.
Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reported earlier this offseason that the Dodgers and the Cleveland Indians discussed a trade for Corey Kluber, with outfielder Yasiel Puig as a name that has been mentioned. The Indians, who had a payroll of $136 million in 2018, are considering trading one of their top pitchers to address what would be financial issues in a few seasons, and it makes total sense for them to do so. The American League Central is the worst division, and they have had the best AL record since Terry Francona became the club's manager. Even if they decided to trade Kluber, they're still the frontrunners to win the division.
The Indians do have two other intriguing starters in Carlos Carrasco and Trevor Bauer. Carrasco has two years of club control remaining, while Bauer is expected to see significant arbitration raises. Both would have an immediate impact on the Dodgers rotation, and they can choose who they want depending on which players they are willing to trade.
The Dodgers' outfield logjam has been a topic of conversation for several years, and after coming up short two years in a row, there's no time like the present for the club to use their depth for other needs.
Muncy played an important role last season, and while having his bat is needed in the lineup, a plan for one position would be the best route to take. David Freese can platoon with Muncy at first base, making Bellinger primarily a center fielder. This opens the second base job, and free agency offers several options, including DJ LeMahieu, Jonathan Schoop, and Josh Harrison, who are also options to hit at the top of the order.
In 2018, Bellinger had six defensive runs saved as a center fielder, which makes him above average, according to FanGraphs. There are four outfielders the Dodgers can dangle to the Indians as trade bait: Yasiel Puig, Joc Pederson, Alex Verdugo, and Andrew Toles. In most trades we see, there's a buyer and seller where the return are minor leaguers who will make an impact a few years from now as the main compensation. The Indians aren't looking to take a step back, but rather be conscious of the reality of their situation in a small market. All those outfielders have big league experience and can immediately produce.
The Dodgers are a very analytically driven club, so their depth is valuable to them when it comes to matchups. (Of course, some people think the over-analyzing was a detriment, especially in October.) Kluber has been inconsistent in the postseason, but he is still an elite pitcher who can pitch 200 innings, strike out 200 batters, and have an ERA under 3.00. If the Dodgers decide that Puig plus a top prospect such as Yadier Alvarez is too much, they can turn their attention to Carrasco, who can slide behind Kershaw and Walker Buehler. Ross Stripling, Hyun-Jin Ryu, and Alex Wood have all shown flashes, but only in short stints. It would help if they got more stability to take the ball every fifth day since no Dodger pitcher had more than 27 starts.
For those who think the Dodgers offense, which went cold in the World Series, is a concern, they can fill those needs in free agency. There are other trade candidates besides the Indians pitchers, such as Dan Straily. In free agency, Patrick Corbin and Dallas Keuchel lead the class of starters, but the Dodgers have not been linked to either of them.
It's never a bad thing to have too much pitching, and protection behind Kershaw and Buehler will only help the Dodgers over a 162-game span. The Indians need impact outfielders, while the Dodgers should upgrade their rotation. It's something that has been rumored for weeks, and simply makes too much sense to resist.
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Former Oshawa teacher charged with historic sexual assault of Grade 5 student
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Sean Davidson, CTV News Toronto
Published Friday, July 12, 2019 12:36PM EDT
Last Updated Sunday, July 14, 2019 4:04PM EDT
A former elementary teacher has been charged with the historic sexual assault of a Grade 5 student in the 1970s at an Oshawa school.
Douglas Brooks, from Bowmanville, was arrested Friday morning after allegations of sexual assault were made by the former student.
Police said the alleged assault happened between 1996 and 1997 at Dr. C.F. Cannon Public School.
Brooks, 74, has been charged with sexual assault, sexual interference and invitation to sexual touching.
He has been released on bail with a promise to appear in court at a late date.
Police said details of Brooks' arrest have been made public to ensure there are no other victims.
Anyone with further information regarding the investigation is asked to contact investigators at 1-888-579-1520, ext. 5324.

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Le Mouvement des Nigériens pour la justice (MNJ) est un mouvement rebelle touareg au Niger fondé en 2007 dans la région de l'Aïr.

Son président est Aghali Alambo, ancien membre du Front de libération de l'Aïr et de l'Azawak (FLAA) pendant la rébellion touarègue de 1990, et son vice-président, Acharif Mohamed Mokhtar, ancien capitaine des Forces armées nigériennes, qui a déserté en .

Le mouvement affirme également combattre pour la démocratie et être un mouvement national et pas seulement touareg.

Histoire
De février à , les combats avec l'armée nigérienne ont fait une quarantaine de morts parmi les militaires loyalistes et plusieurs centaines dans le rang des insurgés. Le mouvement réclame, entre autres, une meilleure répartition des revenus des richesses naturelles, issues des régions du nord, dont l'uranium et le pétrole et la fin de la surexploitation de ses ressources.

Dimanche , des militants armés du mouvement ont enlevé quatre français, salariés de AREVA. Ils les ont libérés le mercredi suivant.

Depuis la vaste offensive menée par l'armée nigérienne, le mouvement rebelle s'est retrouvé décapité et coincé au point de faire le premier pas vers des négociations de paix, sous l'égide du Guide libyen Mouammar Khadafi.

Le , l'état-major et la direction politique du mouvement désavouent et limogent son président et leader Aghali Alambo « en raison d'actes d'une extrême gravité » non précisés dans le communiqué.

À la fin du mois d', Aghali Alambo facilite l'exfiltration de Saïf al-Islam Kadhafi vers le Niger un mois après avoir aidé celle d'un autre fils de Mouammar Kadhafi,
Saadi .

Voir aussi
Incha, El-Moctar

 Blog officiel

Politique au Niger
Organisme fondé en 2007
Faction armée touarègue

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Economy Hotel Fiesta provides rooms in Izmail. With a shared lounge, the property also has a bar. Free WiFi is provided. At the hotel, each room is equipped with a closet and a TV. Guests at Economy Hotel Fiesta can enjoy a continental breakfast.


Scattered thunderstorms during the morning becoming more widespread this afternoon. High 73F. Winds S at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 80%..
Showers with a possible thunderstorm early, then variable clouds overnight with still a chance of showers. Low 44F. ESE winds shifting to N at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 100%.
Wisconsin Dells senior Bethany Smith drives to the basket on Westby's Macy Stellner during Thursday's non-conference season opener at Wisconsin Dells High School.
Wisconsin Dells senior Katelyn Meister fires a shot in between a group of Westby defenders during a non-conference season-opener on Thursday at Wisconsin Dells High School. Meister scored a game-high 26 points to lead the Chiefs to a 55-41 win.
Wisconsin Dells sophomore Kayla Gray defends against Westby's Josi Bishop during Thursday's non-conference season opener at Wisconsin Dells High School.
Wisconsin Dells senior Chloe Flock puts up a one-handed shot over Westby's McKenna Manske (14) and Alayna Winterfield during Thursday's non-conference season opener at Wisconsin Dells High School.
On its way to its first-ever state tournament appearance last year, the Wisconsin Dells girls basketball team used its defense to spur its offense.
It took some time, but eventually the Chiefs used that same formula to pull away from Westby for a season-opening 55-41 win on Thursday at Wisconsin Dells High School. Senior Katelyn Meister scored a game-high 26 points, including 15 in the second half, to help Wisconsin Dells start its quest to return to the Resch Center on a high note.
That rough start included a scoreless drought over the opening 3 minutes, 40 seconds of the Chiefs (1-0), until a hook shot from Meister made 3-2. The Norsemen (0-2) extended its lead to 8-4 after a 3-pointer from McKenna Manske before back-to-back steals and baskets from Meister and senior Bethany Smith knotted things at 8 with 12 minutes left in the first half.
A pull-up jumper from Westby's Macy Stellner gave the Norsmen a short-lived 10-8 advantage before Wisconsin Dells took the lead for good. The Chiefs responded with an 8-0 run, including a pair of baskets from Meister off of steals, to take a 16-10 lead.
"When we put pressure on them, it sped them up to get turnovers," Smith said.
Westby hung around, cutting the lead down to one at 20-19 after a short jumper from Alayna Winterfield before Meister canned a 3-pointer at the buzzer to send the Chiefs into the break up 23-19. Looking to build off its small cushion, Wisconsin Dells came out of the break strong, starting the second half on a 14-0 run over the first 4:22.
After a layup from Meister off the inbounds play, Smith got a runner to fall before senior Chloe Flock hit a long 2-pointer to make it 29-19. Meister added a putback before Smith, who scored 11, hit one of two free throws before back-to-back steals led to a layup and corner 3-pointer from Meister before Westby called timeout trailing 37-19.
"It gives us momentum to step it up," Smith added.
The lead never dipped back into single digits, as the Chiefs built the advantage up to a game-high 20 points as a 3-pointer from senior Grace Myklebust made it 46-26 with 5:40 remaining. The lead again hit 20 after a layup off a steal from sophomore Kayla Gray made it 52-32 with just over three minutes left as time eventually expired.
Behind Meister, a Michigan Tech commit, and Smith, Myklebust added seven points, while Gray finished with four and Flock chipped in two. Buss said that getting more scorers onto the stat sheet will be crucial for the Chiefs this season.
Along with more consistent shooting, Buss said the Chiefs will have to improve to finish on the glass and in learning their new zone defense. Despite those areas of improvement, Buss was pleased with the team's effort in the season-opening win, and Meister knows that the Chiefs will need more of it to be successful down the road.
WESTBY — Stellner 3 0-0 8, Bishop 2 0-0 4, Griffin 1 0-0 2, Manske 15, Hebel 4 0-2 8, Winterfield 2 0-2 4. Totals 17 0-4 41.
WISCONSIN DELLS — Flock 2 0-0 4, Meister 12 0-1 26, Pfeiffer 1 0-0 2, Myklebust 2 2-2 7, Gray 2 1-2 5, Smith 4 3-4 11. Totals 23 6-9 55.
3-point goals — WBY 7 (Stellner 2, Manske 5), WD 3 (Meister 2, Myklebust 1). Total fouls — WD 11, WBY 11.
When the Wisconsin Dells girls basketball team takes the court, it's the Chiefs that are usually supplying the pressure to opponents.


U.S. President Donald Trump has tweeted to confirm he will double steel and aluminum tariffs on Turkish imports as the lira crashed to 6.51 per dollar, putting pressure on President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Erdogan has already called on Turks to convert their foreign currency assets into Turkish lira in an attempt to halt the slide in confidence facing the ailing currency.
Turkey's state-run Anadolu news agency on Friday wrote that Erdogan held a phone call with Russian leader Vladimir Putin and "hailed strengthening economic and trade ties between the two countries".
However, Turkey is facing economic pressure on the markets despite Friday's unveiling of a "new economic model" by the country's finance minister and son-in-law of Erdogan, Berat Albayrak.
Turkey is facing economic and political pressure over its moves to buy the S-400 missile system from Russia, despite being a NATO member. The ongoing imprisonment of an American pastor on terrorism charges has also been a source of friction between Ankara and Washington.
A delegation of Turkish diplomats which visited the U.S. capital this week was unable to halt the deterioration in ties between the two countries.


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Tisdale transfer site stays open
Bob McIntyre, staff Tuesday, Oct. 13th, 2020
East Enders will be glad to know that Timmins council has voted against closing the Tisdale garbage transfer site.
The matter came up earlier this year, and was finally put to a vote at last night's council meeting.
The motion was seen as a compromise to a full closure, with the site only operating from May until late October. The motion was lost in a 4-4 tie.
Public works director Pat Seguin says it will now stay open year-round, two days a week. "No changes there, we'll follow council's direction," he told My Timmins Now Dot Com.
Closing it in the winter would have saved the city $40,000 of the annual $70,000 operating cost.


TRAVERSE CITY, MI – Job seekers will have an opportunity to gain skills for high-demand jobs at a Construction Laborer Training class organized by Northwest Michigan Works!. The class is being offered at Northwestern Michigan College's (NMC) Aero Park Lab in Traverse City June 13 through June 17 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. each day.
Employers in northwest Michigan are looking for people with construction skills, and are eager to hire successful candidates who complete this training. The hands-on, short-term training is being offered through NMC and will include basic construction skills, CPR and first aid, and 10 hours of MIOSHA training.
Tuition and required materials for the training are free to eligible Michigan Works! customers. Transportation assistance to and from classes is also available.
For more information or to pre-register visit the Traverse City Northwest Michigan Works! Center at 1209 South Garfield or call (231) 922-3700.
The Construction Laborer Training is part of the "Just in Time" training offered through Northwest Michigan Works!. The program offers short-term, intensive occupational training opportunities to unemployed and underemployed adults. Each "Just in Time" training session is designed to meet the immediate hiring needs of local employers; the curriculum is uniquely targeted to teach the most in-demand skills.


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In cryptography and computer security, a man-in-the-middle, monster-in-the-middle, machine-in-the-middle, meddler-in-the-middle, manipulator-in-the-middle (MITM), person-in-the-middle (PITM) or adversary-in-the-middle (AiTM) attack is a cyberattack where the attacker secretly relays and possibly alters the communications between two parties who believe that they are directly communicating with each other, as the attacker has inserted themselves between the two parties. One example of a MITM attack is active eavesdropping, in which the attacker makes independent connections with the victims and relays messages between them to make them believe they are talking directly to each other over a private connection, when in fact the entire conversation is controlled by the attacker. The attacker must be able to intercept all relevant messages passing between the two victims and inject new ones. This is straightforward in many circumstances; for example, an attacker within the reception range of an unencrypted Wi-Fi access point could insert themselves as a man-in-the-middle. As it aims to circumvent mutual authentication, a MITM attack can succeed only when the attacker impersonates each endpoint sufficiently well to satisfy their expectations. Most cryptographic protocols include some form of endpoint authentication specifically to prevent MITM attacks. For example, TLS can authenticate one or both parties using a mutually trusted certificate authority.

Example

Suppose Alice wishes to communicate with Bob. Meanwhile, Mallory wishes to intercept the conversation to eavesdrop and optionally to deliver a false message to Bob.

First, Alice asks Bob for his public key. If Bob sends his public key to Alice, but Mallory is able to intercept it, an MITM attack can begin. Mallory sends Alice a forged message that appears to originate from Bob, but instead includes Mallory's public key.

Alice, believing this public key to be Bob's, encrypts her message with Mallory's key and sends the enciphered message back to Bob. Mallory again intercepts, deciphers the message using her private key, possibly alters it if she wants, and re-enciphers it using the public key she intercepted from Bob when he originally tried to send it to Alice. When Bob receives the newly enciphered message, he believes it came from Alice.

 Alice sends a message to Bob, which is intercepted by Mallory:
 Alice "Hi Bob, it's Alice. Give me your key." →     Mallory     Bob
 Mallory relays this message to Bob; Bob cannot tell it is not really from Alice:
 Alice     Mallory "Hi Bob, it's Alice. Give me your key." →     Bob
 Bob responds with his encryption key:
 Alice     Mallory     ← [Bob's key] Bob
 Mallory replaces Bob's key with her own, and relays this to Alice, claiming that it is Bob's key:
 Alice     ← [Mallory's key] Mallory     Bob
 Alice encrypts a message with what she believes to be Bob's key, thinking that only Bob can read it:
 Alice "Meet me at the bus stop!" [encrypted with Mallory's key] →     Mallory     Bob
 However, because it was actually encrypted with Mallory's key, Mallory can decrypt it, read it, modify it (if desired), re-encrypt with Bob's key, and forward it to Bob:
 Alice     Mallory "Meet me at the van down by the river!" [encrypted with Bob's key] →     Bob
 Bob thinks that this message is a secure communication from Alice.
This example shows the need for Alice and Bob to have some way to ensure that they are truly each using each other's public keys, rather than the public key of an attacker. Otherwise, such attacks are generally possible, in principle, against any message sent using public-key technology. A variety of techniques can help defend against MITM attacks.

Defense and detection
MITM attacks can be prevented or detected by two means: authentication and tamper detection. Authentication provides some degree of certainty that a given message has come from a legitimate source. Tamper detection merely shows evidence that a message may have been altered.

Authentication
All cryptographic systems that are secure against MITM attacks provide some method of authentication for messages. Most require an exchange of information (such as public keys) in addition to the message over a secure channel. Such protocols, often using key-agreement protocols, have been developed with different security requirements for the secure channel, though some have attempted to remove the requirement for any secure channel at all.

A public key infrastructure, such as Transport Layer Security, may harden Transmission Control Protocol against MITM attacks. In such structures, clients and servers exchange certificates which are issued and verified by a trusted third party called a certificate authority (CA). If the original key to authenticate this CA has not been itself the subject of a MITM attack, then the certificates issued by the CA may be used to authenticate the messages sent by the owner of that certificate. Use of mutual authentication, in which both the server and the client validate the other's communication, covers both ends of a MITM attack. If the server or client's identity is not verified or deemed as invalid, the session will end. However, the default behavior of most connections is to only authenticate the server, which means mutual authentication is not always employed and MITM attacks can still occur.

Attestments, such as verbal communications of a shared value (as in ZRTP), or recorded attestments such as audio/visual recordings of a public key hash are used to ward off MITM attacks, as visual media is much more difficult and time-consuming to imitate than simple data packet communication. However, these methods require a human in the loop in order to successfully initiate the transaction.

In a corporate environment, successful authentication (as indicated by the browser's green padlock) does not always imply secure connection with the remote server. Corporate security policies might contemplate the addition of custom certificates in workstations' web browsers in order to be able to inspect encrypted traffic. As a consequence, a green padlock does not indicate that the client has successfully authenticated with the remote server but just with the corporate server/proxy used for SSL/TLS inspection.

HTTP Public Key Pinning (HPKP), sometimes called "certificate pinning," helps prevent a MITM attack in which the certificate authority itself is compromised, by having the server provide a list of "pinned" public key hashes during the first transaction. Subsequent transactions then require one or more of the keys in the list must be used by the server in order to authenticate that transaction.

DNSSEC extends the DNS protocol to use signatures to authenticate DNS records, preventing simple MITM attacks from directing a client to a malicious IP address.

Tamper detection
Latency examination can potentially detect the attack in certain situations, such as with long calculations that lead into tens of seconds like hash functions. To detect potential attacks, parties check for discrepancies in response times. For example: Say that two parties normally take a certain amount of time to perform a particular transaction. If one transaction, however, were to take an abnormal length of time to reach the other party, this could be indicative of a third party's interference inserting additional latency in the transaction.

Quantum cryptography, in theory, provides tamper-evidence for transactions through the no-cloning theorem. Protocols based on quantum cryptography typically authenticate part or all of their classical communication with an unconditionally secure authentication scheme. As an example Wegman-Carter authentication.

Forensic analysis
Captured network traffic from what is suspected to be an attack can be analyzed in order to determine whether there was an attack and, if so, determine the source of the attack. Important evidence to analyze when performing network forensics on a suspected attack includes:
 IP address of the server
 DNS name of the server
 X.509 certificate of the server
 Whether the certificate has been self signed
 Whether the  certificate has been signed by a trusted certificate authority
 Whether the certificate has been revoked
 Whether the certificate has been changed recently
 Whether other clients, elsewhere on the Internet, received the same certificate

Notable instances
A Stingray phone tracker is a cellular phone surveillance device that mimics a wireless carrier cell tower in order to force all nearby mobile phones and other cellular data devices to connect to it. The tracker relays all communications back and forth between cellular phones and cell towers.

In 2011, a security breach of the Dutch certificate authority DigiNotar resulted in the fraudulent issuing of certificates. Subsequently, the fraudulent certificates were used to perform MITM attacks.

In 2013, Nokia's Xpress Browser was revealed to be decrypting HTTPS traffic on Nokia's proxy servers, giving the company clear text access to its customers' encrypted browser traffic. Nokia responded by saying that the content was not stored permanently, and that the company had organizational and technical measures to prevent access to private information.

In 2017, Equifax withdrew its mobile phone apps following concern about MITM vulnerabilities.

Other notable real-life implementations include the following:
 DSniff the first public implementation of MITM attacks against SSL and SSHv1
 Fiddler2 HTTP(S) diagnostic tool
 NSA impersonation of Google
 Qaznet Trust Certificate
 Superfish malware
 Forcepoint Content Gateway used to perform inspection of SSL traffic at the proxy
 Comcast uses MITM attacks to inject JavaScript code to 3rd party web pages, showing their own ads and messages on top of the pages
 2015 Kazakhstan man-in-the-middle attack

See also

ARP spoofing – a technique by which an attacker sends Address Resolution Protocol messages onto a local area network
 Aspidistra transmitter a British radio transmitter used for World War II "intrusion" operations, an early MITM attack.
 Babington Plot the plot against Elizabeth I of England, where Francis Walsingham intercepted the correspondence.
 Computer security the design of secure computer systems.
 Cookiemonster attack a man-in-the-middle exploit.
 Cryptanalysis the art of deciphering encrypted messages with incomplete knowledge of how they were encrypted.
 Digital signature a cryptographic guarantee of the authenticity of a text, usually the result of a calculation only the author is expected to be able to perform.
 Evil maid attack attack used against full disk encryption systems
 Interlock protocol a specific protocol to circumvent an MITM attack when the keys may have been compromised.
 Key management how to manage cryptographic keys, including generation, exchange and storage.
 Key-agreement protocol a cryptographic protocol for establishing a key in which both parties can have confidence.
 Man-in-the-browser a type of web browser MITM
 Man-on-the-side attack a similar attack, giving only regular access to a communication channel.
 Mutual authentication how communicating parties establish confidence in one another's identities.
 Password-authenticated key agreement a protocol for establishing a key using a password.
 Quantum cryptography the use of quantum mechanics to provide security in cryptography.
 Secure channel a way of communicating resistant to interception and tampering.

References

External links
 Finding Hidden Threats by Decrypting SSL (PDF). SANS Institute.

Cryptographic attacks
Computer network security
Transport Layer Security


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Lad steht für:
 Lad (Ungarn), Gemeinde im Komitat Somogy, Ungarn

Lad ist der Nachname von:
 Tanvi Lad (* 1993), indische Badmintonspielerin

lad steht für:
 Sprachcode für Judenspanisch, romanische Sprache der sephardischen Juden

LAD steht als Abkürzung für:
 Landesamt für Denkmalpflege
 Language Acquisition Device, Konzept von Noam Chomsky zum Spracherwerb
 Last appearance datum, Datum des letzten Auftretens in der Biostratigraphie (siehe auch GSSP)
 Lastabhängiger Druckbegrenzer, Bremskraftverteilungssystem
 Left anterior descending (artery), ein Herzkranzgefäß (RIVA); siehe Koronargefäß#Koronararterien
 Leukozytenadhäsionsdefekt, erbliche Proteinsynthese-Störung
 Liste für alternative Demokratie, Wählergruppe in Thüringen
 Los Angeles Dodgers, US-amerikanisches Baseball-Team
 Aeroporto Internacional Quatro de Fevereiro, größter Flughafen Angolas, IATA-Code

Siehe auch:
 Lad culture, britische Jugendkulturerscheinung

LAD


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I Love You Man! - What a hoot!
Friendless Peter Klaven goes on a series of man-dates to find a Best Man for his wedding. But, when his insta-bond with his new B.F.F. puts a strain on his relationship with his fiancée, can the trio learn to live happily ever after?
Do you ever worry that you don't have enough friends? Or think, who is going to be in my bridal party if I get married? Well that's what's happened to recently engaged real estate agent Peter (Paul Rudd). After popping the question to Zooey (Rashida Jones) she excitedly calls her girlfriends and tells them the big news! Zooey then asks Peter if he wants to call anyone, but he declines and says he will just give his parents a call the next morning since he doesn't really have any guy friends.
Peter, oblivious that there is an issue, comes home one night to overhear Zooey telling her girlfriends that she thinks Peters best friend is his mum. A frank conversation between the two and a hilarious series of man date disasters follow before Peter nearly gives up.
During an open house for a property that Peter has listed and is having trouble selling, he meets Sidney (Jason Segel). Who has no intention of buying the house at all and admits he is only there to meet women. The pair hit it off and exchange cards before Sidney leaves. After waiting a few days, Peter calls Sidney and leaves an extremely awkward voice message. Thinking he's ruined any hope of a friendship, Peter is surprised when Sidney calls back, and they organise a catch up at Venice Beach. After bonding over fish tacos and beer, a friendship is born, and the two spend most days together involving rock concerts, jam sessions and hiking.
Zooey eventually voices her concerns about how much time Peter is spending with Sidney. In an effort to settle concerns, Peter tries to help Zooey and Sidney get to know each other better, even going on a double date, which ends terribly.
Moving on from the disaster date, Peter and Sidney head out to buy his tuxedo for his wedding. Sidney, taking some photos of Peter in silly poses, asks for some money for an investment he can't talk about. Peter reluctantly agrees and later in the day asks Sidney to be his best man.
Zooey and Peter have a big fight over the loan to Sidney and Peter decides it's best to "break up" his bromance with Sidney. On the way to Sidney's house to tell him the bad news, Peter sees a series of billboards with his face on them. The pictures Sidney was taking when he was trying on his suit! Even more infuriated when he arrives to see Sidney, Peter tells him that Sidney has basically ruined his life. Peter heads home and apologises to Zooey and tells him Sidney is no longer his friend.
At work the next week Peter surprisingly has a heap of messages of people responding positively to Sidneys billboards.
We reach the end of the film and its wedding time! Peter has an awkward calamity of groomsmen from his dad, to clients and even failed man dates. The pastor begins the ceremony but wait!....Sidney arrives!!! This is a surprise to Peter and we then learn Zooey rang Sidney to make sure he was there for Peter. Sidney walks down to Peter and repays him for the billboards, even though they worked, it is his wedding gift to Peter and Zooey. The happy couple get hitched and Peter and Sidney jam away into the night.
Paul Rudd plays awkward and goofy real estate agent Peter perfectly, while Jason Segel fits into the role of Sidney so smoothly you almost think he could be playing himself. Supporting cast Rashida Jones, Jaime Pressly and Andy Samberg do well to embed themselves into their characters. A film that probably hits home for many of us at some point in our lives. If you are ever in Venice definitely take Sidney's advice and try the James Beach fish tacos!
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It's the end of the year! Let's do another one next year!
Trevor made us a bunch of fancy new music for this one! The recording was pretty unhinged, as well, so Trevor ended up cutting a LOT. Interested in hearing the sorts of things Trevor cuts? You should join the Letters Page Patreon! Patreon supporters get to watch the Editor's Notes live, and also have access to the YouTube recordings of past Editor's Notes.
Just figured I should mention that. ANYWAY!
Adam coached me on how to draw a tree!
And our delightful listener Churro drew this amazing and definitely canonical box art for the next expansion for Sentinels of the Multiverse: Definitive Edition:
And holiday times were had! Letters were read! Questions were answered! Huzzah!
Oh, and here's the upcoming schedule for January, 2023!
Tuesday, January 3rd: Holiday break
Tuesday, January 10th: Episode #236: Creative Process: Make an SCRPG One-Shot
Tuesday, January 17th: Episode #237: Writers' Room: Busybody?!
Tuesday, January 24th: Editor's Note #63
Tuesday, January 31st: Episode #238: Writers' Room: Hostile takeover of Montgomery Industries
Episode #235 - Writers' Room: Justice Comics #583 0
Choo-chooooose Sentinel Comics this holiday season!
Happy Holiday times, everyone! We've got a story full of Christmas cheer... and trains heist! Multiple trains; one heist. You'll see!
If you're on the Letters Page Patreon, join us this Thursday for a very Christopher-and-Adam-mas Editor's Note! Also, for Patreonists, voting is up for next month's topics! Go vote!
Episode #234 - Creative Process: Bunker Foes 0
Who could possibly have beef with Bunker?
Do you want to start off by talking about what happens when you break the laws of reality? Because that's what's happening here!
We attempt to make up some Bunker enemies! And we succeed in doing so, but only partly? More success than not, but certainly with some things that don't go the way we expected. Which is fairly normal for us, I suppose.
We also read and respond to your letters! Again, normal for us, but still notable! It's where the name of the show comes from, after all!
Next week's show is a Writers' Room for a story called "Polar Express"... wait, that can't be right, can it? Seems... off. Or like we're covering ground already done by someone else. Well, regardless, we've already recorded that episode, so I hope it pans out. If you are on the Letters Page Patreon, please join us for a very special end of the year live Editor's Note on Thursday, December 22nd, at 11 AM, Central time! How special? We did say "very", but that's not particularly clear. Just know that it's at the very least special because it's the last episode of 2022, which has to be worth something, right? Anyway, we look forward to talking to you all then!
Can The Scholar survive this eldritch foe?!
We had a lot of fun with this episode, using a foe we haven't talked very much about (other than in a couple specific episodes). Creating more for his look and feel and plots was a blast! We hope you enjoy it as much as we did!
Get your questions for the upcoming Creative Process about Bunker foes and Writers' Room about Absolute Zero and Fright Train on a holiday train episodes in now! Using this form! Do it!


Little Brothers- Friends of the Elderly is a non-profit organization that works tirelessly to serve senior citizens and prevent isolation and loneliness. Since its founding in France centuries ago, the organization has expanded across the globe into the US. Looking at the strong track record of the seven national chapters, it is needless to say that the non-profit has a very strong strategy in place to accomplish its mission. It takes people with real vision to find ways to improve even the best of programs. Executive Director Nikki Therrien of the Boston Chapter understands the merits of proven methods, but she also sees an opportunity to get more out of their programs. Ms. Therrien has a vision of a Little Brothers focusing on community-based programs as opposed to the traditional individual-oriented programs offered by many other national chapters. In order to achieve her goal, she has been forging strong partnerships with centralized locations throughout the Boston area. Through these relationships, Ms. Therrien plans to maximize the quality and overall success of programs created by Little Brothers. During the months leading up to the new year, Ms. Therrien knew that she needed to prepare for the transition by laying out a path for success under the new delivery method. Nikki Therrien is a dedicated, hard working civil servant who works tirelessly to ensure that Little Brothers operates successfully year round. The holiday season leading up to the new year was a very busy period for the staff of Little Brothers and their executive director. Ms. Therrien spent the preceding months working to run the non-profit, while simultaneously planning a major transition in what little time she had leftover. It was just about three months before the new year that she received an email from Marina Jeon, Chi Sigma Executive Director, offering an opportunity for some help. Knowing that she had a long list of tasks to accomplish herself, she decided to contract our student-led group and we were gracious for the chance to assist.
For Ms. Nikki Therrien, that email could not have come at a better time. Taking the opportunity to lay some groundwork for her transition, she brought us onboard to tackle a variety of projects that she simply did not have the time or resources to do by herself. We were eager to help, and over the course of eight weeks we were able to create the type of value for Little Brothers that we had promised in our initial email. The work was centered around the need to create a seamless, centralized, and easily transferrable method for establishing, reviewing, and evaluating different aspects of the organization. Through regular communication and two in-person meetings, we were able to create a variety of deliverables that included a volunteer outreach strategy, a redrafted Memo of Understanding, and written criteria for evaluating the non-profit's partnerships and programs. It was an incredible experience for every one of our student consultants, and is a true testament to the amazing work that can be achieved through transparent communication and a desire to help. By the end of our final presentation, the partnership between Chi Sigma Consulting and the Boston chapter of Little Brothers - Friends of the Elderly proved to be mutually beneficial. We were afforded a great opportunity to work on some very interesting and challenging projects, and Little Brothers got the help they needed to make 2017 a ground-breaking year.


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WIPE ME OFF THE FACE OF THE EARTH
Hellhound Publishing is incredibly proud to present the collected demo recordings from defunct New Hampshire hardcore/metalcore band, ME VS ME. Written, Recorded, and Performed between 2007-2009, the band had a rocky start, going through major line-up changes after the very first show, but found it's footing and was on a quick launch with an onslaught of performances around New England followed by a recording of the first demo at Mudskipper Studios in Arlington, MA with engineer Fred Sladkey. After the demo recordings the band went on a run on shows before a minor hiatus due to conflicting schedules amongst other band members musical projects. Founding member and songwriter Cody went on to write a slew of new material with guitarist Rory Wilkins which they went to Studio ID in Fall River, MA for a week and recorded a 5 song demo with the two of them performing all of the instruments and vocals. This version of the band used the second demo to fill out it's line-up and went on to play another huge run of shows across New England and had plans for a national tour and full length album. Unfortunately before the tour was set to depart, the band had to cancel and once again disbanded. Cody & Rory continued to write and make plans to continue their musical pursuit, but life simply got in the way.
For the first time ever, the entire collection of demo recordings from both line-up's of the band will be available, on one album, on CD and digital streaming platforms everywhere this fall.


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Boladadu.com- This latest cellphone was officially announced by HMD Global in Egypt at a launch event in Cairo. Comes with interesting specifications and features, of course this smartphone will make you interested.
Nokia 2.3 specifications
Attractive Design and Screen
This latest Nokia mobile phone can be said as a contemporary mobile phone. The Nokia 2.3 mobile comes with a 6.2 inch thin screen design with IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors. The resolution presented is 720 x 1520 pixels, with an aspect ratio of 19: 9.
While at the top, there is a bangs (notch) that contains a 5 megapixel selfie camera equipped with an f / 2.4 lens opening. The lens is also supported by the face unlock biometric feature.
On the back, the Nokia 2.3 mobile phone is supported by polymer plastic material and decorated with the iconic logo "Nokia".
Interesting camera
Interesting specifications offered by the latest Nokia mobile phone also lies in terms of the camera.
Even for those of you who like photography, the Nokia 2.3 is very capable with the provision of a 13MP main camera lens, Autofocus, and LED flash, Geo-tagging, touch focus, and 720p 30fps video.
While the front camera for selfies, Nokia equip this phone with a 2MP lens that already has a screen flash feature. These features will provide light when taking an object in a place of minimal light.
Processor and Storage Media
Interesting performance presented by the Nokia 2.3 mobile phone is also seen in the processor and system performance that is supplied. In this cellphone also embedded Mediatek Helio A22 chipset combined with 2 GB RAM and 32 GB internal memory.
The capacity of the storage media can also be enlarged with a micro SD card up to 400 GB. But unfortunately this phone is still running by relying on the operating system (OS) Android 9.0 Pie "plain" version, without the addition of a custom UI. So this phone does not use the latest OS Android 10.
Nokia 2.3 HP Battery Long Lasting
The interesting advantage even the main concern is that the durability of the batteries is long. well, on the back of the phone's shell, a 4,000 mAh jumbo battery is embedded that is claimed to be able to hold up to two days of cellphone use. Very interesting is not it?
Price of Nokia 2.3 Phones Friendly
Nokia 2.3 mobile phone itself is available in three color variants, namely Cyan Green, Sand, and Charcoal for around USD $ 120
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Boladadu.com- The social media platform Instagram presents the latest features to counter the practice of bullying. Starting December 16, 2019, Facebook's social media began to launch a feature that will monitor information photos or videos that are considered offensive (offensive).
Quoted from the official site, Instagram will give a notification to the user if there is a caption that is considered offensive. This feature is equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) which is able to recognize various forms of bullying on Instagram.
When someone writes a caption for a post, AI Instagram will automatically detect an attacking caption.
Instagram says this new feature will be launched in certain countries. The feature will be launched globally in the coming months.
Earlier this year, Instagram launched a feature that notifies users when their comments are considered offensive before being posted.
The user will then get a notification that the caption used is similar to various bullying that has been reported to Instagram. Users will have the opportunity to edit their status before uploading photos or videos.
Instagram says the results of this feature are very promising and can encourage users to reconsider the things they publish on Instagram.
In addition to limiting bullying, this warning helps educate users about what is not allowed on the Instagram platform. Users will also find out when user accounts risk breaking the Instagram rules.
MediaTek 5G Chipset For Samsung Low-End Phones
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Boladadu.com- The latest generation of cellular telecommunications called 5G has arrived and we have seen it used in a number of smart phones, and it is hoped that more will support it next year.
MediaTek is one of the companies that is serious in developing 5G, even the semiconductor company from Taiwan recently launched its new flagship 5G chipset called Dimensity 1000.
But besides that, MediaTek is also suspected to be working on a more affordable 5G chipset that was previously reported to have model numbers MT6873 and MT6885 for use in the mid-range cellphone range next year.
The makers of smart phones, especially from China such as OPPO, Vivo, Xiaomi, and even Huawei are rumored to be using this medium class 5G chip in their ranks of smart phones.
And if the new report is reliable, Samsung might also join in using the MediaTek 5G chip for its mid-range 5G phone which is expected to arrive in 2020.
Reported by Chinatimes, Samsung reportedly is in the process of talks with MediaTek to bring the 5G chip in the ranks of his affordable mobile phones such as the Galaxy A Series or other models.
Even MediaTek is reported to have actively sent samples of their chips to Samsung for testing. If their 5G chip succeeds in capturing Samsung, MediaTek's 5G chip delivery will likely reach a higher level.
This is in line with MediaTek's plan to target around 100 million chip shipments by 2020, of which half are MT6885 and MT6873 chips.
Unfortunately for now the details of the two middle class 5G chips from MediaTek are still scarce, but it was previously reported that mass production will begin in the second quarter of 2020 which will reportedly be built on a 7nm process and supports the Helio M70 5G modem.
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Boladadu.com- Nokia Smart TV was launched which collaborates with e-commerce giant Flipkart by displaying a 55-inch Ultra HD (4K) screen equipped with JBL for audio plus Dolby Audio to provide a pleasant sound experience
Nokia has long been reported to be penetrating the Smart TV market. And now the manufacturer has officially launched its first smart TV.
Nokia Smart TV was launched in collaboration with Indian e-commerce giant Flipkart, who also played a role in handling manufacturing, distribution and sales.
(Image credit: Flipkart)
Nokia Smart TV Specifications
As far as specifications are concerned, Nokia's first Smart TV comes featuring a large 55-inch screen that offers Ultra HD (4K) resolution by supporting a 60Hz refresh rate, 1200: 1 contrast ratio, and supports 178 degrees viewing angles.
Nokia's smart TV comes equipped with JBL for audio combined with 24W speakers. There is also Dolby Audio + DTS Tru Surround which provides a pleasant sound experience.
For the innards, the Nokia Smart TV relies on a quad-core chipset with a 1GHz clock, which is assisted by the Mali-450 GPU along with 2.25GB RAM and 16GB of internal storage.
This TV runs on the Android TV 9.0 operating system complete with Google Play Store. Some applications such as Netflix, YouTube and Hotstar are also available in the package.
Completing the specifications, Nokia Smart TV has embedded Bluetooth 5.0 and Wi-Fi as connectivity that is combined with 3x HDMI port and 2x USB port.
Price of Nokia Smart TVs
Nokia plans to sell its first smart TV on December 10, which is sold exclusively by Flipkart. Speaking of price, the Nokia Smart TV comes with a price tag of Rs 41,999 (around US $ 577).
Specifications & Price for Huawei MateBook D 14 and MatePad D 15
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Boladadu.com- Along with the launch of the Huawei MatePad Pro tablet, Huawei also added to its new laptop collection by launching the Huawei MateBook D.
The new laptop from Huawei arrives in two variants, namely MateBook D 14 and MateBook D 15. As the name suggests, the two devices can be distinguished in screen size, but the specifications carried are almost identical.
Huawei MateBook D 14 and MateBook D 15 specifications
As far as specifications are concerned, MateBook D 14 was launched by packing a 14-inch Full HD screen and weighing around 1.38kg.
MateBook D 15 on the other hand comes with a 15.6-inch IPS screen that offers Full HD resolution, 16: 9 aspect ratio and has a screen-to-body ratio of 87 percent.
Source: JPNN
Huawei relies on the Intel Core i5 or i7 10th generation for the new laptop that is combined with the NVIDIA GeForce MX250 GPU with up to 16GB of RAM and 512GB SSD storage.
There is also the MateBook D Ryzen edition that comes with an AMD R5 3500U processor and has AMD dual channel memory which is claimed to improve graphics performance by more than 30 percent.
MateBook D Duo has been equipped with a one-touch power button along with fingerprint sensor support. It also includes the Shark Fin 2.0 Silent Fan feature to regulate heat dissipation.
The MateBook D 14 and MatePad D 15 laptops run on the Windows 10 operating system. But Huawei also released a Linux version for those who wanted it.
Other features provided include a 3.5mm audio jack, HDMI, 1x USB Type-C port, 2x USB 2.0 ports, and 1x USB 3.0 port. Meanwhile, to keep it on, MateBook D 14 is powered by a 56Wh or 42Wh battery.
Huawei claims that the new laptop can be used to work 13 hours or 13.2 hours when playing Full HD video and 12 hours while surfing the virtual world on a single charge.
Price of Huawei MateBook D 14 and MatePad D 15
Speaking of price, the Huawei MateBook D 14 starts at 5,199 Yuan (US $ 755), while the MateBook D 15 is priced at 5,299 yuan (around US $ 760).
Xiaomi Redmi K30 Certified By Supporting 5G
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Boladadu.com- One smartphone belonging to an unknown Xiaomi has received certification from the National Radio Authority (NRA) in China with a model number M1911U2E.
The NRA certification revealed that the device would arrive with 5G connectivity support. And as mentioned, the name of the smartphone is unknown. But some rumors have circulated speculating that it could be a Redmi K30 smartphone.
Apart from 5G support, the NRA doesn't give us much information. But its presence suggests that the smartphone, suspected to be the Xiaomi Redmi K30, is ready to be launched in the near future.
The existence of this Xiaomi smartphone itself has appeared several online. Includes a device design that appears in a promotional poster which shows a full screen design with two on-screen cameras.
Reportedly Xiaomi Redmi K30 will arrive by supporting 5G dual mode SA (Standalone) and NSA (Non-Standalone) networks such as Honor V30 which is scheduled to debut on November 26th.
The specifications of the Redmi K30 are still rare at this time, but we can expect that the cellphone carries a stronger specification than the Redmi K20.
Apart from the Redmi K30, the M1911U2E model number might be a completely different device. Considering previously reported that Xiaomi is preparing at least 10 5G capable phones.
Hopefully some other leaks will soon appear to give us more information related to the real name of the Xiaomi device numbered M1911U2E, including about its launch.
The model number itself is almost similar to the 5G Xiaomi smartphone that was certified 3C a few months ago, the M1908F1XE, which will reportedly be the new smartphone in the Mi MIX series.
Boladadu.com- 5G was originally only in the ranks of premium mobile phones. But over time, a number of smart phone makers began to move to implement 5G to his middle class devices.
Samsung has done so by launching the Galaxy A90 5G and it looks like the South Korean manufacturer is planning to bring its new 5G phone back in the near future.
The smartphone in question is a device with a model number SM-A7160B which has secured certification in China. The identity of the smartphone is unknown, but Sammobile speculates that it will be a 5G variant of the Galaxy A71.
For now the specifications to be carried by the Samsung Galaxy A71 5G are still rare. But its presence on the Chinese certification site suggests that Samsung will launch its new cell phone in the country.
Samsung itself is preparing to bring its new 5G mobile phone called the Samsung W20 5G to the Chinese market in the near future after stopping its business there some time ago.
So it's not surprising that they brought other 5G phones in the country to regain lost market share by utilizing 5G connectivity that continues to grow.
Samsung currently uses the Snapdragon 855 or Exynos 9825 chipset for its 5G phone. But considering that it will still be positioned on a middle-class smartphone, the Galaxy A71 5G must somehow have a 5G chipset that is cheaper to reduce production costs.
A strong candidate who can become a kitchen runway Galaxy A71 5G is the Exynos 980 chipset which they introduced last September as well as the first chip with an integrated 5G modem.
This chip is built on an 8nm process with two Cortex-A77 configurations offering a 2.2 GHz clock along with six Cortex-A55 cores at 1.8 GHz and a Mali G76 GPU.
Apart from the Samsung Galaxy A71 5G, the Exynos 980 will also be used by Vivo with its new smartphone called the Vivo X30 which is scheduled to arrive in December with the Pro version.
Vivo X30 is said to be displaying a 6.5-inch AMOLED screen that supports a 90Hz refresh rate with a 64MP main camera boast in a quad-camera setting at the rear.
Exynos 980 as a runway kitchen can come with 8GB of LPDDR4X RAM along with a choice of UFS 2.1 internal storage between 128GB or 256GB and powered by a 4,500 mAh battery that supports fast charging of 2.5W or 30W.
Nokia 8.2 Maybe It Will Only Have 5G Version
Boladadu.com- There are many reports that HMD Global has a 5G capable Nokia mobile phone called Nokia 8.2 which is expected to arrive powered by Snapdragon 735.
Previously reported if this phone will be available in two variants, namely 4G LTE and 5G. But if the new report can be relied on, Nokia 8.2 might only have a 5G version.
The news was revealed by Nokia Power Users who claim that Nokia 8.2 will only arrive in the 5G version and is expected to debut at the Mobile World Congress 2020 next year.
HMD Global discarded the strategy by launching two smartphone variants as happened in Nokia 6.1 and 6.1 Plus by only launching Nokia 6.2. Sources say that it will also be done on Nokia 8.2 smartphones.
HMD might also release Nokia 8.2 in a number of markets but under a different name. Although the truth is uncertain, the only thing is that Nokia 8.2 capable of 5G will be present at MWC 2020.
Meanwhile, this one Nokia phone can arrive with a 32MP pop-up camera design to take selfies and boast a 64MP main camera behind it like the Redmi Note 8 Pro.
Nokia 8.2 5G can be powered by a Snapdragon 735 chipset with several memory options, such as 4GB + 64GB, 6GB + 128GB, up to the highest of 8GB + 256GB.
Speaking of Snapdragon 735, however Qualcomm has not been officially launched. But it was previously reported that the chip would be built on a 7nm process similar to that used by Snapdragon 855 or 855 Plus.
Snapdragon 735 is expected to arrive with a 5G modem in an eight-core configuration, including two Cortex-A76 CPUs with a 2.36GHz / 2.32GHz clok each, six Cortex-A55 cores which provide clock up to 1.73 GHz and are combined with the Adreno 620 GPU.
Returning to Nokia 8.2, this phone can be a middle class phone that supports 5G networks at an affordable price. Maybe it will be priced at $ 500 (around Rp. 7 million) which is half of the price of the current 5G cellphone.
Comparing the Specifications of Three iPhone 11 and iPhone X
Boladadu.com- Phone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max are the successors of the iPhone XS and XS Max which were released last year. While the iPhone 11 is the successor to the iPhone XR. All three are priced at the lowest price of US $ 699 (Rp. 9.8 million) for the iPhone 11, US $ 999 (Rp. 14 million) for the iPhone 11 Pro, and US $ 1,099 (Rp. 15.4 million) for the iPhone 11 Pro Max.
For specifications, it seems that Apple always provides the best for its users. That is proven if they embed the latest chipset they made, namely Apple Bionic A13 which according to information, the chipset is the fastest chipset at this time when compared to the chipset used by Android smartphone vendors.
Their specifications are qualified compared to last year's iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR. One of the biggest increases is in the kitchen runway sector which now relies on the Apple A13 Bionic chip. The number of cameras has also increased. iPhone 11 has two rear cameras (wide, ultra wide), from before only one on the iPhone XR. Then. The iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max have three cameras (wide, ultra wide, telephoto), up from two in the iPhone XS duo. For selfies, the three iPhones released in 2019 are both equipped with a 12 megapixel TrueDepth camera that can be rotated to take landscape-oriented pictures, and can record 120 FPS slow motion video which Apple calls "slofie".
The screen size is different among the three. The iPhone 11 display has a diagonal of 6.1 inches, then the iPhone 11 Pro 5.8 inches and the iPhone 11 Pro Max 6.5 inches. Still curious? As summarized KompasTekno, Wednesday (09/11/2019), the GSM Arena page has displayed a list of the third mobile innards. For more details, specifications and price lists for each iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max models in the following table.
On the back side, now Apple has really made a breakthrough and new innovation. Instead of using a vertical design for their triple camera configuration, now Apple uses a box design instead. It is not wrong if Apple uses this design, considering that the design is still rarely used, so that makes a plus for Apple, Huawei also uses the same configuration, but the difference is they put the camera in the middle while Apple is in the upper right corner.
That way, for design, maybe Apple is a bit behind with most Android phone vendors who have done a lot of new innovations. But don't worry, why is that? yes ... because the iPhone is still a smartphone that has a high value, so you will still be stylish and prestigious if you use the smartphone.
In this series, Apple will immediately use their latest iOS version, iOS 13, in this latest version Apple adds a lot of additional features such as dark mode which is currently being actively being applied by many vendors of Android-based smartphones. In addition, Apple claims that iOS 13 will speed up Face ID detection 30% faster than previous versions of iOS.
There are so many differences between iOS 13 and iOS 12 that make it look more wow, of course the use of iOS 13 on the iPhone 11 will make the performance of your iPhone become smoother and smoother. You can enjoy iOS 13 for iPhone 6S series and above, so if you are still using the older series, you can be sure that you will only enjoy iOS 12.
Specifications of Realme 3 Has a Large Capacity Battery
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Boladadu.com- Realme 3 is the latest Android smartphone made by Realme which is a sub-brand of Oppo, this smartphone was released in the first quarter of 2019 with 3 GB RAM specifications and 32 GB internal memory. the highest version uses 4GB of RAM with 64GB of internal storage.
When looking at the specifications of Realme 3, it can be concluded that this smartphone has an advantage in the photography sector that relies on dual rear cameras with a resolution of 13 MP and 2 MP as supporting lenses for creating bokeh photos. for selfies, this smartphone relies on a 13 MP front camera that is already equipped with AI technology.
Besides superior to photography, if you look deeper into the specifications and features that carried the reality 3 can not be underestimated. This smarphone performance is still relatively fast in its class, using chipset made by Mediatek Helio P60 series with fabrication of 12 nano meters.
The video recording feature in Realme 3 is also quite complete. This smartphone is capable of recording videos with high resolution up to 1080p @ 30fps. You can also record slow motion video with a maximum frame rate of 90fps or 720p HD resolution.
For the screen I feel normal, not good and not bad either. the screen uses an IPS panel with a size of 6.22 inches and HD + resolution which is quite mediocre for a screen size of this size. a 19: 9 screen ratio makes this smartphone display wider.
Another advantage of the realm of the 3 most important is power, this smartphone has a large capacity battery of 4230 mAh with a type of li-ion. for normal use, this smartphone can last all day without having to recharge.
RealMe Price....??
For the Indonesian market, Realme 3 comes in two variants. the price ranges from Rp 2,339,000 for the 4GB RAM version with 64GB of internal memory. while the cheapest version, priced around Rp 1,999,000 with 32 GB of internal memory and 3 GB of RAM.
This reality 3 can be an alternative choice, if you want to have a cellphone made by the OPPO sub-brand with the price of 2 million that has a good camera, fast performance and pretty tough. suitable for playing middle-class HD games that are supported with a wide screen and durable battery.


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Please note that all guests including helpers must meet all ride restrictions in order to board any ride or attraction. Some rides required guests under 1.3m to be accompanied by a responsible person who is at least 16 years of age. In addition some attractions will not be able to accommodate 2 adults in one ride unit – we would recommend checking the information on your Ride Access Pass device or the Ride Restriction board to confirm that your chosen attraction is suitable.


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Deals on Wheels extends reach
Multi-platform publishing model continues to expand reach, engagement and advertiser response
Deals on Wheels just got even better!
Deals on Wheels and TradeTrucks.com.au have further boosted their audience reach across both print and digital platforms, cementing their position as Australia's leading multi-platform truck classifieds publisher.
In its latest range review, BP – operator of the country's largest truck stop network – added Deals on Wheels to another 24 outlets nationally, taking the total number of retail outlets now selling the magazine to just under 3,000 (2,950). This follows on from the recent addition of more than 1,200 members of Natroad, Australia's largest transport industry association, to the distribution list.
Coinciding with this circulation boost, Deals on Wheels and TradeTrucks.com.au have also dramatically increased their weekly eDM database. The addition of more than 10,000 key decision-makers who attended the 2019 Brisbane Truck Show has lifted the total list size to just under 19,000, up almost 62 per cent over the past year.
Growth across all key traffic sources – including email – has also fuelled strong growth in TradeTrucks.com.au's online audience, which was up 9 per cent to almost 820,000 visitors in the period January-July 2019.
Graham Gardiner, general manager of Bauer Media's transport and machinery publications, says Deals on Wheels and TradeTrucks.com.au now reach more in-market buyers than any other media across their six key platforms: print, web, email, social, events and TV/video-on-demand.
The latest Nielsen Digital Content Ratings report shows Bauer Media's network of transport sites – TradeTrucks.com.au, Fullyloaded.com.au, OwnerDriver.com.au and BusNews.com.au – had a combined unique audience (UA) of 167,135 in June compared with Trrucksales.com.au's 175,905. Classifieds listings are syndicated across all 3 sites – as well as across TradeEarthmovers.com.au, TradeFarmMachinery.com.au and TradePlantEquipment.com.au, reaching a further 120,000 UA's a month.
On top of this Bauer Media's transport magazines reach a combined 73,000 key decision makers every month; its eDM's are direct mailed to a database of just under 60,000 every week; its Facebook pages have a collective organic reach of over 300,000 a month; and its new free-to-air TV show Mighty Machines achieved an average audience reach of more than 260,000 per episode in its first season.
"Bauer Media's singular strategy is to continue growing our audience across our six key platforms to enable advertisers to reach as many in-market buyers as possible and thereby maximise response," Gardiner says.
"While digital is a crucial and rapidly growing element of this multi-platform model, we also recognise that a large number of in-market buyers still prefer to consume content on other mediums, including print, email, TV and video, and events.
"Our publishing model is platform-agnostic: we publish all content – whether it's classifieds or our market-leading editorial – across all platforms and let the audience decide where and when they consume it."
For more information on advertising opportunities with Deals on Wheels and tradetrucks.com.au contact Brand Sales Manager James Phipps on 0466 005 715 or at james.phipps@bauertrader.com.au.
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Today I am announcing my decision to temporarily step aside as your Chief Scout.
I have conveyed my decision to take this step to the meeting of your National Management Committee / Board of Scouting Ireland Services CLG last evening. I have the full support of the board of directors.
I believe it is in the best interests of our organisation that I do so in order to give adequate time to bring our investigation to a conclusion, noting a deadline of the end of May 2018.
I have always believed that those who carry authority in Scouting Ireland must accept the accountability that comes with it. As Chief Scout and as a co-respondent in the process currently underway, I believe my standing aside is the right thing to do and will help ensure the current process is allowed to continue without delay and further distraction. I intend to co-operate fully with any process which is important to ensuring all of us within the organisation and the public in general, can have confidence in our safeguarding procedures.
Scouting Ireland is an organisation that plays an important role in communities and lives throughout Ireland. It is important that everyone in the organisation continues to focus on the young people we serve and that safeguarding remains a priority for Scouting Ireland.


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TRADITIONALLY: Hot and cold water applications to the breast area would have been applied. River bathing was the method. Today, this method could be adapted to standing under a cold shower and turning this warm, then cold repeating 12 times. The water should be so cold that it almost takes your breath away.


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Mexico"s Independence Day celebration in Chico…
Mexico"s Independence Day celebration in Chico includes music and families
Alondra Lupercio, Angelica Mendoza and Mariso Corona dance before a crowd in Chico's City Plaza during a celebration of Mexican Independence Day on Sunday.(Ty Barbour/Staff Photo)
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By Ryan Olson |
PUBLISHED: September 17, 2012 at 12:00 a.m. | UPDATED: August 29, 2018 at 12:00 a.m.
CHICO — Hundreds made their way Sunday to City Plaza to celebrate Mexico"s Independence Day with traditional music, tasty treats and family.
Armand Brett, vice president of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Northern California, said this is the 11th year of the local celebration — part of the wider observance of Mexico"s declaration of independence from Spanish rule on Sept. 16, 1810.
Brett said many celebrations may be parties, but the local celebration is geared more to celebrate and support community with local businesses and community groups having a presence.
"We chose to make ours a family-oriented thing," he said.
Melissa Trujillo, of Orland, attended with her family, including daughter Evelin Salinas. She said it was fun and hoped it continues.
"We were just passing by and we remembered there was the celebration," Trujillo said.
She said the holiday is a big celebration for families as they mark Mexico"s independence.
Evelin, 7, said the event was to celebrate being together. She said she enjoyed "when the people went on stage and when they were singing."
Trujillo said several people came on stage to sing during a performance of Mariachi Mixteco. She said nearly all of the music has been traditional.
Performances included mariachi, as well dance from Ballet Folklorico and brassy banda music from groups like Banda Arbolera. The event also included an appearance by Carlos Gonzalez, the Mexican consul general in Sacramento.
Jasmine Godinez, of Chico, came to the event with her daughter and her cousin with her daughters. She said the event was awesome and it felt like they were in Mexico.
"The atmosphere is great. The people look happy," she said.
Godinez said the best part was the ice cream and snow cones, which featured authentic Mexican flavors.
Staff writer Ryan Olson can be reached at 896-7763 or rolson@chicoer.com.
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The common response when you told someone that you play an instrument is, "That is so cool! I used to play (insert an instrument here)."
At the beginning of the year, I decided to stop playing Violin, thinking that I am hopeless with Violin and it might be better for me to learn a woodwind instrument. Since I finished high school, I did not even bother to improve my Violin skills anymore. Two of the main reasons are: I do not have a good tone (yet!) and imagining myself holding the bow incorrectly makes me sick. Therefore, I did some research on Oboe and Bassoon, had a chat with some friends who play those instruments and even looked for some prospective teachers. It was pretty hard to decide especially because I have always wanted to learn Oboe, although I ended up having Flute lessons because I think that Oboe is too hard for me, but now I feel that Bassoon is also super interesting. I have not really decided on what I want to learn until I got an email saying that I have been accepted to the Minor Music Performance program in Violin, which means that I will be able to have a weekly lesson with the allocated teacher at the university.
Then, I let my mind wander back to the first time when I fell in love with Violin.
I was twelve and I was performing in a concert where I watched my cousin Felicia Yap playing Minuet in G . I admit that I look up to her and I have always been a competitive kid. Hence, I asked my mom to find me a violin teacher and she did. She got me the cheapest Violin (approximately $50) and promised that she would get me a better one if I keep practicing. Like almost all of the Suzuki Violin students, I had Twinkle-Twinkle Little Stars as my first piece. However, I tried to learn the Minuet in G at the same time. I smiled when I realized that I must have played it super out of tune. Since then, even though my lesson was on and off, Violin has been my second favorite instrument although deep down, I know that I am not 'designed' to be a violinist. Nonetheless, I always cover my inadequate skills with the love of playing Violin (in an ensemble).
I finally chose the Violin.
It means that I cannot learn a new instrument, otherwise, it is going to be impossible for me to have enough practice time for three different instruments. I knew that I had the right decision when I first met my Ukrainian teacher. In the first lesson, he made me change the way I hold the bow and my finger positions, and I could feel that the sound I produced with my Violin changed a lot. In the middle of the lesson, he said to me, "You did Grade 5 exam four years ago?! Imagine you didn't stop having lesson and practicing, you might be preparing for your Diploma exam right now. Don't you think that those four years were a waste?"
Four lessons later, I am now enjoying those left-hand pizzicatos, double stops, and harmonics. Every week, I always come early and wait in front of his studio with full of excitement and I am now looking forward to the next Violin lesson. Isn't it funny that the statement came from a person who wanted to give up, a person who never took the lessons seriously? In addition, I also found out that I do not want to be the person who said "That is so cool! I used to play the Violin."


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FIA post-qualifying press conference - Britain
Drivers: 1 - Nico Rosberg (Mercedes), 2 - Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull Racing), 3 - Jenson Button (McLaren)
Sebastian Vettel (GER) Red Bull Racing and Nico Rosberg (GER) Mercedes AMG F1 in the Press Conference. Formula One World Championship, Rd9, British Grand Prix, Qualifying, Silverstone, England, Saturday, 5 July 2014
Jenson Button (GBR) McLaren in the Press Conference. Formula One World Championship, Rd9, British Grand Prix, Qualifying, Silverstone, England, Saturday, 5 July 2014
Nico Rosberg (GER) Mercedes AMG F1 in the Press Conference. Formula One World Championship, Rd9, British Grand Prix, Qualifying, Silverstone, England, Saturday, 5 July 2014
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Q: Nico, a very dramatic conclusion to that qualifying session. Right at the end you took pole position. Were you surprised by how much the track improved, particularly in the final sector, right at the end, after we'd had that rain?
Nico Rosberg: Yeah, I mean, a quite crazy qualifying, just changing all the time and that makes it very, very difficult. In the end last qualifying also. On he first lap with the soft tyres it started to rain quite a lot, just in the last three corners, so lost a lot of time there and then everywhere else it was quite wet also on the in-lap, so I was sure, I told the guys already "that's it". And then we were sitting in the box and we just came to a general conclusion: "might as well go out and have a look at the track". At least… because if you don't have a look, there's no chance but if you have a look there's a tiny chance, so at least go out and have a look. It seemed like we should give it a go but even then I still didn't believe that the track would be better. But what made it was the last sector, because everywhere on the track was just a little bit slower, because it was just damp here and there and a little bit wet. But I knew that I had lost four seconds on the previous lap, so even if I was slower than that lap, I still had the chance of going a lot quicker in those last three corners if it was halfways dry and that's the way it turned out: I made the time in those last corners because it a lot drier and it just worked out perfectly. Even across the line, in Lewis' gearbox - because I had to be there because otherwise it went red. I had to be as fast as possible in order to be able to do that last lap. So as I crossed the line it went red, like instantly, it was a very, very close call. I think all in all it was a very good team-mate effort; everybody working together, my engineers, together with me just made all the right calls and it worked out. It's fantastic to have such a qualifying, where everything goes well in the end and a comfortable pole in the end. It's awesome.
Q: Very well done. Well, if it was a bonus for Nico, you actually had to do a lap didn't you Sebastian, because you didn't have a time on the board when you went out at the end there, so you were down in 10th place. What was going through your mind as you were going round the circuit? Did you think your goose was cooked?
Sebastian Vettel: Well, to be honest at the start of Q3 we went out, I think one of the last cars. And on my out lap, just preparing the flying lap, it started to rain, so I got that wet last sector to start the lap and obviously then there was no point, we aborted the lap, because at that time it was impossible to set a decent time on slick tyres. Then we were back in the garage waiting and we said "OK, we might as well go out. If we go out on inters it will be difficult to beat the lap times that were set, so we go out on dry tyres." We were one of the first to go out for one flying lap in the end. It was quite difficult to believe on the out lap that it would be dry enough but it's a funny place. It was a very weird session. A lot of rain, no rain, drizzling, very fine rain, nearly like spray: I think England is the only country where you can get this sort of rain and conditions and changing so quickly. Incredibly difficult to know what was coming so on the flying lap you approach turn one and turn on is a pretty big balls corner, so it's difficult to know how much risk you can take. Eventually you have to take some risk because, especially in my case, I wanted to set a lap. So obviously very happy that it turned out. Yeah, very positive and starting from the front row tomorrow.
Q: Very well done. And you Jenson? Changeable conditions as Sebastian was saying and you were there or thereabouts throughout the qualifying session as the lap times went up and down. How happy are you with the result you've achieved today?
Jenson Button: Like you cannot believe. I know it's only a third in qualifying but for us at the moment, and for the last 18 months, this is… well, we had no chance of getting this result. Yeah, it's nice in front of the home crowd to qualifying well and all the way through qualifying, as you said, the pace was there. No compared to the Mercedes, but with everyone else the pace was there. When I did my lap in Q1 on the option tyre in the dry I was about two seconds quicker than anyone when I did it. Made the mistake of losing the rear in the last corner, so it was disallowed. I thought I was going to be out, so to come through and be third in Q3 is a good result for today and I'm really happy that I could do it here in front of the home crowd.
Q: Coming back to you Nico, obviously you're on pole with your team-mate and championship rival Lewis Hamilton down in sixth place going into the British Grand Prix tomorrow. Your thoughts on the race?
NR: Yeah, of course, with regards to the championship, it's good for me that Lewis is down in sixth. It will take him some time I think to fight through, though I expect him to come through quite quickly. And then I think very like we'll be racing each other again. We seem to very quick here. This track really suits the car, more so than Austria, so I think it's going to be a good battle again. Of course starting from pole is the best possible place and I'm very confident for the race.
Q: Nico, clearly a day like today it's very easy to get it wrong and there are plenty of examples of that up and down the field. The track was fluctuating by as much as eight seconds a lap with rain and drying out. What are the most important things to take care of on a day like today?
NR: The way to go about it is to try to minimize the rise, especially with the car that we have y'know? We have such a fast package so really we just need to try to make sure we don't have any big risks, even if then it doesn't turn out to be the perfect qualifying and the perfect day. And that, I think, we did very well. Definitely tried to eliminate all the big downfalls and it all worked out well. It wasn't perfect but it worked out really, really well. Everything came together so it was great to be on pole.
Q: Sebastian, you've been on the wrong end of this once or twice in the past so you know how it works but how much does the driver contribute to the decision-making process and how much of it is the strategists, your engineers and even people back at the factory?
SV: You would love that the pitwall was in a better place today, trying to predict the rain. I think it was impossible because it was very local. It could have rained every minute and could have stopped raining as we've seen. Difficult to predict and therefore it's you inside the car obviously trying to get the best out of the tyres and the conditions when you're on track and obviously together with your team trying to be calm on the radio and going for the right decisions. In the end there's also the element of looking what the others are doing and trying to make sense of whether or not it makes sense to do the same. But it's very tricky because, as I said, if you take our Q3, the first run, we went out just probably a minute later than everyone else and we didn't get a lap at all. That's how close the lap can be sometimes. You try obviously to go for a clear track but then you get caught out by rain. It's tricky in these conditions to get everything right - so you need also to be a bit lucky.
Q: Jenson, it's also a question of risk versus reward isn't it? You mentioned that you were one of the first to go onto the slick tyres earlier on in the qualifying. It was the right time for that. We saw Ferrari and Williams at the wrong time and they're starting from the back of the grid but did today, the track limits ruling, make things a little bit more complicated given how slippery it was out there.
JB: It did, yeah, because you could make a massive mistake and lose a second by going off the circuit and still put in a really good lap time to get through Q1, Q2. So, it made it really difficult. And obviously my Q1 lap quick enough by quite a long way but it was disallowed because I drove off the circuit in the last corner - but the whole of the qualifying session I felt that I could read the conditions pretty well. And then it came to Q3 and the last timed lap, which obviously meant everything. I said to the guys on the radio, "I've got wheelspin in fifth gear in a straight line." I said: "this isn't gonna happen," and they said: "Just push, we've got nothing to lose." We're in a very different position to Nico. We have to take the risks to gain the positions at the moment. So, I pushed. Very aggressive lap but it worked. Big thanks to the team for their call. And being third here in front of the home crowd, on this weekend, this year, really means a lot. I'll go to bed very happy tonight and look forward to the race tomorrow.
Q: (Alex Goldschmidt - Richland F1) Jenson, coming back to the discussion between yourself and Lewis on Thursday, you seemed to be the best hope for the British fans but obviously Lewis is going to come charging through the field. Depending on weather conditions, how do you see the outlook for tomorrow?
JB: I've made the race easier than previously thought but still we have to be realistic. I want to be upbeat, I want to be positive about fighting for a podium. If it's like today that's obviously a possibility with mixed conditions. As long as we make the right calls and the right strategy it's possible. But in a dry race. A standard dry race, it's going to be very, very tricky but, believe this, we will give one hundred per cent and get the maximum out of what we have this weekend and hopefully have a great result in front of the British fans.
Q: (Chris Medland - crash.net) Nico, you talk about the psychological edge you're looking to get over Lewis and he's starting to make quite a few errors in qualifying sessions which has always been a strong point for him. Do you feel that that's part of the psychological edge you're getting now?
NR: I've never talked about trying to get a psychological edge over anything, not at all. What I've been saying is that at the moment the momentum seems to be on my side and I just need to make the most of it because it comes and goes and I have a period now when it's going my way and I just need to make sure I get as many points as possible on Lewis and it's working out at the moment. But anyway, today's just qualifying, there's no points for qualifying and with the car that we have, even from sixth place, everything's still possible, but of course it's a big advantage to start first.
Q: (Haoran Zhou - Formula One Express) Nico and Sebastian, obviously 26.5s in the last sector for both of you, there's only four corners in the last sector. When did you realise that there's a lot of grip there?
NR: Well, it was very wet on the previous run in Q3, where we lost like four seconds in the last sector so as long as it's a little bit dry patches and a little bit drier already you can gain a lot of time and on the out lap there was a chance, and then once I got round to the fast timed lap, I could brake quite late into there and it was quite dry so it was quite quick through there and that made a massive difference.
SV: Yeah, on the out lap it was quite slippery but then when I started the timed lap I could feel that most of the track was nearly completely dry, so arriving in the last sector after the long straight I just said, yeah, all or nothing and treated it as if it was dry. It wasn't entirely (dry) in turn 15, I went a little bit wider than I thought but for the rest... for the last three corners it was quite completely fine.
Q: (Michael Schmidt - Auto, Motor und Sport) Nico, you said you had to start the lap directly behind Lewis. First, how much time did it cost you in the first two sectors, where did you pass him and what did you think when you saw Lewis pulling into the pits?
NR: Well of course I was disappointed, starting the lap behind Lewis because if I'm in his gearbox, that doesn't allow me to do my pace so I was disappointed with that, but I didn't have a choice with the situation, with the way it was and just managed to get over the line before the red light came. I actually saw the red light but it worked out. I wasn't sure but then it worked out and then Lewis made a mistake in turn four and after that he then pulled over so as not to block me and I just kept on pushing.
Q: (Chris Medland - crash.net) Jenson, you were asked about Ron's comments on Thursday, asking for a bit more from you. Does that make this perfect timing in response, this sort of result?
JB: He's watching this, I'm sure! One result doesn't mean anything. We've obviously talked since and yeah, I think there's mutual respect there but when we all want things to improve quicker than what they are, we maybe say things in the press that maybe we shouldn't. We have a really good working relationship and I hope that that continues into the future.
Q: (Silvia Arias - Parabrisas) You just said that this result doesn't mean anything, but anyway, thinking about your father, so far it's a nice position, and talking about fathers, Nico, your father got pole position in '85 in similar conditions here in Silverstone, so what are your feelings about that?
JB: For me it was obviously quite an emotional slowing down lap. As I've said before - as we always say - qualifying's qualifying and the race is tomorrow, but when you do a lap that you're happy with and it's in front of your home crowd and I knew the Old Boy would have been very happy, it would have meant a lot. I've had so much support from the fans, it's been overwhelming, a lot of guys wearing pink out there in respect to my Old Boy. Yeah, a good day today and he's definitely smiling down today.
NR: Yeah, of course I've also been watching how many supporters, how many people have been wearing pink. Even in my camper van, my driver, he came with a pink shirt and I was like 'what are you doing?' He never wears pink and then he explained to me that everybody's supporting John... in memory of John so that's how I came across it this weekend. With respect to my Dad, yes, there was one of his great days here in qualifying in Silverstone, something that I'm proud of also. I like to look back at the history and what was happening back then but there's not really too much to compare to nowadays.