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Samsung offers some Galaxy S21 + and S21 Ultra color variants exclusively through its own store
While Samsung's recently revealed S21, S21 + and S21 Ultra are available in a wide variety of colors, two shades that interest me, 'Phantom Violet' and 'Phantom Pink, are only available exclusively through the company's own store. company and specific S. Serial devices. The situation regarding which versions of the S21 are available in which stores is a bit confusing, so I broke it down below: The 128GB Samsung Galaxy S21 is available in 'Phantom White', 'Phantom Gray', 'Phantom Violet' and 'Phantom Pink'. The 256GB S21 is only available in 'Phantom Gray'. These color variants are available from most vendors and Samsung Experience Stores. The 128GB Samsung Galaxy S21 + is available in 'Phantom Violet', 'Phantom Black', 'Phantom ...
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Samsung's S Pen is coming to additional devices in the future
Samsung has confirmed that its S Pen stylus will make its way to other devices in the future. This comes after the company officially launched the S21 series with the Ultra variant compatible with the S Pen. A statement from Samsung on S Pen compatibility is available below: We are committed to innovating new mobile experiences that flow seamlessly and continuously to make our consumers' lives easier and better. We've made the bold decision to expand the S Pen experience to the Galaxy S21 Ultra, and we plan to expand the S Pen experience to other categories of devices in the future. Samsung told the Netherlands-based publication Sammobile. Previous rumors indicate that Samsung will drop the Note line in 2021 and start selling the ...
Canadians are paying for more than just the exchange rate with Samsung's S21 series
Samsung recently introduced the Galaxy S21, S21 + and S21 Ultra, its latest flagship smartphones. These devices start at $ 1,129, which seems like a lot of money, but last year's models started at $ 1,319, so there is definitely a noticeable decrease in price. The price cut is likely due to the lower-resolution displays featured on the S21 and S21 +, the polycarbonate back on the S21, and Samsung no longer includes headphones and a charger in the box. That said, the phones could have been even more affordable. When comparing our prices to the US, there appears to be an additional Canadian premium for the S21 series. Below are the current Canadian prices for the Galaxy S21 series:The base model of the Galaxy S21 in the United St...
Samsung presents the Galaxy S21 Ultra at Unpacked 2021
Along with the Galaxy S21 and S21 +, Samsung has also revealed the high-end version of its flagship smartphone, the S21 Ultra. First of all, the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra is available in 'Phantom Black' and 'Phantom Silver' (colors matter, okay?). The 128GB variant of the phone costs $ 1,649.99, the 256GB variant is priced at $ 1,719.99, and lastly, the 512GB variant that is only available in Phantom Black is $ 1,889.Unlike the S21 and S21 +, the S21 Ultra features very few compromises and is similar to the S20 Ultra in several respects. This includes the same 5,000 mAh battery, WQHD + display, and compatibility with the Note and Tab's S Pen stylus. However, it is worth noting that the S Pen is available separately and those in...
Samsung Introduces Galaxy S21 and S21 + at Unpacked 2021
Samsung has revealed three new flagship smartphones: the Galaxy S21 and S21 + and S21 Ultra. Just as rumors indicated and similar to last year, the tech giant has also separated the three phones into two categories: its latest flagship and the ultra-premium smartphone experience. This specific story focuses on Samsung's 'latest flagship experience', which includes the Galaxy S21 and S21 +. First of all, the Samsung Galaxy S21 is available in Canada in 'Phantom Pink', 'Phantom Violet', 'Phantom White' and 'Phantom Gray'. The 128GB variant of the phone costs $ 1,129.99, and the 256GB variant is priced at $ 1,199.99. The 256GB model of the device is only available in Phantom Gray.The Samsung Galaxy S21 +, on the other hand, is available in 'Phantom Violet', 'Phantom Silver' and 'Ph...
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Next Android Auto update adding custom wallpapers and shortcuts
It seems that the next version of Android Auto will allow people to set custom wallpapers and shortcuts. This update will come in Android Auto 6.0 according to XDA Developers but it is unclear if users will be able to set their own wallpapers or if users can upload their own images. There seem to be 18 images to choose from. You can see 12 of them in Mishaal Rahman tweet thread and the other six in the XDA Developers website.Android Auto 6.0 APK added 12 new wallpapers in preparation for the "custom" wallpaper picker. Are here:https://t.co/vpVwvXYDvi pic.twitter.com/2Uz3wNcZNv - Mishaal Rahman (@MishaalRahman) January 13, 2021All the wallpapers that are pre-loaded in the app are pretty simple images with larger color blocks ...
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Consumers spent $ 143 billion on apps in 2020: App Annie
Consumers around the world spent $ 143 billion (about C $ 182 billion) on mobile apps in 2020, according to a new report from app analytics firm App Annie. This marks a 20 percent increase from 2020. Breaking it down further, App Annie notes that 218 billion apps / games were downloaded last year. On Android alone, mobile device usage totaled 3.5 trillion hours, a 25 percent increase from 2019. The average user spent about 4.2 hours on mobile devices, and Canada arrived in just under four hours (compared to about three in 2019). Usage of social media apps increased 325 percent year-over-year, with TikTok in particular on track to reach 1.2 billion monthly active users by 2021. However, unsurprisingly, games represented the busines...
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The AOSP code gives clues about the application's hibernate function in the future version of Android
The Android team may be developing a new 'app hibernate' feature that could debut in a future version of Android, probably Android 12, which could be just a month or two away. XDA Developers spotted a small code snippet submitted to the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) that mentions hibernating the app. Along with the code snippet is the following description: "System service that manages the application's hibernation state, a state that applications can enter, meaning that they are not being actively used and can be optimized for storage. The actual policy for determining whether an application should hibernate is managed by the PermissionController code. "Unfortunately, that description doesn't really tell us what the funct...
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LG shows off its roll-up smartphone once again
LG has shown a glimpse of its roll-screen smartphone again, this time during his CES 2021 keynote speech. Although we've seen the 'LG Rollable' hinted at in the past, this is our first look at the fascinating-looking smartphone that is capable of transforming from a phone into a small tablet. Little is known about the device so far, but it appears to have a screen that is roughly the size of a traditional smartphone that can then be deployed to the size of a tablet. This means that, in theory at least, the roll-up device may not have the same crease found on most foldable smartphones, including Samsung's Galaxy Fold 2. While the device is still part of LG's experimental 'Explorer Project' program and little information is known ab...
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SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom – Rehydrated Coming to Mobile Devices This Month
THQ Nordic has announced that SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom - Rehydrated It will launch on Android and iOS on January 21. The remake of the 2000s Battle for the bikini bottom first released on June 23, 2020 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC.The game lets you play as SpongeBob, Patrick, and Sandy as they team up to thwart Plankton's evil plans. Battle for the bikini bottom it also features a 'horde mode' that pits two players against waves of robotic enemies. In addition to offering enhanced images, Rehydrated features content that was removed from the original game, such as the Robo Squidward boss fight. SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom - Rehydrated It will cost $ 11.99 CAD in th...
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Google Video Shows How To Fold Your Own Android Origami Logo
If you are a fan of origami and Android, Google just released a 'folding' video that teaches you how to make an Android logo on paper. The 11+ minute tutorial takes you through the steps to fold an Android pet. The end result looks a lot like the current Android logo. It's worth noting that the steps are quite intricate, so if you're new to origami, you may want to start with a slightly easier fold. If video isn't your thing, there's also a PDF that shows the 30 steps to folding your own Android pet. The PDF features a legend that describes the different types of folds used in this trade. If you are looking for a short ship to fool around while stuck in 2021, this could be a great option for you. You can get the PDF instructions hereor Watch the video here. Source: 9to5Goo...
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Apple removes 46,000 unlicensed games and apps from the App Store in China
Apple has removed approximately 46,000 apps, including 39,000 games, from China's App Store According to ReutersAll apps that do not have an ISBN (International Standard Book Number) from the Chinese government have been removed from the store. Several notable titles developed in the West are part of the sacrifice, including Assassin's Creed identity and NBA 2K20. To put this in perspective, only 74 of the top 1,500 paid games remain on the Chinese version of the App Store. Apple cracked down on apps that were not approved by the China National Press and Publications Administration (NPPA), removing roughly 30,000 apps and games from the App Store, according to Bloomberg. It is almost impossible for a developer outside of China to...
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Julien Loriot (vers 1633, Laval - , Paris) est un religieux français.

Biographie
Prêtre de l'Oratoire, il entre dans cette congrégation en 1654, âgé de vingt et un ans. Après s'y être consacré pendant quarante ans, à faire des missions dans les campagnes, il se fixe à Paris, dans la maison de Saint-Honoré, et y meurt le .

Oratorien, sermonnaire, il est l'auteur de nombreux ouvrages de théologie.

Publications
 Sermons sur les plus importantes matières de la morale chrétienne, pour les missions et les paroisses ; Paris : C. Robustel, 1697 8 tomes en 7 vol. in-12, nouv. édit. revue, corrigée et augmentée. Paris : Ch. Robustel, 1715. 9 vol. in-12, Lyon : Périsse frères, 1844, 1848, 1853.;
 Les Pseaumes de David en latin & en franc̜ois ; avec des reflexions morales sur chaque verset, pour en rendre la lecture plus utile, & la méditation plus aisée. Vulgate et paraphrase franc̜aise de J. Loriot ou P. Quesnel, Paris, Charles Osmont 1700, 3 vol. in-12 ;
 Sermons pour l'octave du Saint-Sacrement. Paris, 1700, in-12 ;
 Lettres de piété des Saints Pères, grecs et latins, des quatre premiers siècles de l'Église, où il est traité sous divers titres des principaux sujets de la morale chrétienne... Par le Père ***, prêtre de l'Oratoire. Paris : E. Couterot, 1700, 3 vol. in-12 ;
 Sermons sur les mystères, de Notre-Seigneur, Paris : E. Couterot, 1700, 2 vol. in-12;
 Sermons sur les mystères de la Vierge, Paris : E. Couterot, 1700, in-12, XIV-570 p., pièces limin., table;
 Sermons des fêtes des saints, Paris : E. Couterot, 1700, 2 vol. in-12;
  Sermons pour l'octave du Saint-Sacrement, Paris : E. Couterot, 1700, 2 vol. in-12 559 p. et table.;
 Sermons pour tous les dimanches de l'année, Paris, 1701, 2 tomes, en 3 volumes in-12 ;
 Ancienne et nouvelle discipline de l'Eglise touchant les bénéfices et les béneficiers extraite de la Discipline du R. P. Thomassin, prestre de l'Oratoire, par un prestre de la mesme congrégation, Paris : J. de Nully, 1702, in-4, pièces limin., 902 p. et tables. ;
 Vitae sanctarum, Veteris Testamenti piis cogitationibus explicate illustratœ, complectentes historiam judiricum, Regum, Tobiœ, Machabeorum et sanctarum mulierum, Paris, 1704, 2 vol., in-8 ;
 Sermons sur les épîtres de tous les dimanches de l'année à l'usage de ceux qui s'appliquent aux missions et de ceux qui travaillent dans les paroisses, Paris : Robustel, 1713, 2 vol. in-12 ;
 Abrégé en français, des Annales ecclésiastiques de France du Père Le Cointe.

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Smooth Your On-Screen Fonts, Control Errant Folders
By Steve Bass
Macworld APR 28, 2008 6:00 pm PDT
You'd think everyone in computing knows about ClearType. Everyone does, except my occasionally not-too-swift editor, bless her heart. (Did you ever notice how you can insult someone, say "bless her heart," and you're off the hook? Try it sometime.)
She just sent me this note:
"I finally bought a new notebook, a nifty ThinkPad T61. But I didn't research the graphics specs on this wide-screen notebook, just naively assumed the resolution would be comparable to the older notebook. Well, it's much lower–only 1280 by 800. The pixilated text is a serious bummer…. I seem to recall hearing about a text-smoothing app for just such cases. Do you recall this?"
I've written about ClearType at least a dozen times, but sometimes when editors edit, they miss what they're reading.
Clearing Up ClearType
ClearType is an essential feature of XP (which is turned off by default) and Vista (on by default) that makes the fonts on LCD monitors sharper and clearer. Some people say it also works on CRTs. I'm not sure it does, but there's no harm in trying.
Here's how to get to turn it on: Right-click the desktop, choose Properties, Appearance, Effects, then check "Use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts," and select ClearType from the drop-down list. Click OK twice.
I recommend, though, that you fine-tune ClearType. There's a quick summary on how to do it in You Oughta Be Using ClearType. That blog also has an interesting comment about Linux and ClearType.
If you're curious about the history of ClearType, read Steve Gibson's The Distant Origins of Sub-Pixel Font Rendering.
BTW, if you're recently picked up a machine with Vista, you might look over our Windows Vista FAQ–which includes info on ClearType.
Take a break: You're missing out on something worthwhile if you think text messaging is just for 16-year olds. Learn more here: 10 Killer Texting Tricks.
Fix "Folder Opens Upon Boot" Hassle
In might be the phase of the moon, but a couple of readers e-mailed asking why a folder pops open every time they boot up.
There are a few reasons it could happen, but it's usually a corrupt Registry Entry. If you're facing the problem, get the background–and maybe the solution–by reading two of my Hassle-Free PC columns. Start with "Program Folder Opens at Startup" in Simple Fixes for Hard Drive and Folder Annoyances and "Pinch a Persistent Folder" in Got XP Annoyances? Try These Four Smart Fixes for Windows Woes.
Or you could try a nifty little tool called Foldey Freeware. The program will attempt to find the errant Registry entry (most times a string that's not wrapped in quotes) and correct it. There's no installation–just download and unzip the tool, and then run it.
But listen, play it safe: Set a Restore Point before running Foldey Freeware–or, in fact, any program that fiddles with the Registry.
Quick aside: What's a Restore Point? Funny you should ask… I just got the same question from my editor. I'll answer in full next week, but for now I'll tell you that it's a Windows XP applet that backs up and restores the Registry. From the Start menu, head for Help and Support and choose "Undo changes to your computer with System Restore" to call up the System Restore Wizard. Choose "Create a restore point" and you're set. (Stuck with Vista? Read BleepingComputer.com's tutorial.)
Tune in next week for more details, plus tips.
Time Wasters
That's all the productivity you're going to get from me this week. The rest of this newsletter is dedicated to time wasters.
Even cats say it: "You never listen, do you?" Watch these two videos in order: Cat Talking, then Cat Talking, Translation.
Take a gander at these clever ads.
The year was 1918 and it took 18,000 men to create this human Statue of Liberty.
If you've got a spare 7 minutes, watch A Gentlemen's Duel, a very cool animation from the creative minds at Blur Studio. Fair warning: This isn't necessarily for kids.
It's silly, I know, but sometimes when I'm on a conference call and an editor's endlessly talking about who-knows-what, I want to take a cursor and, well, see for yourself.
Interactive Flash creations, no matter how weird, are ideal to while away the time. From the site with the cursor and the guy in the white shorts, try Creatures and Hello Piexl.
Steve Bass writes PC World's monthly "Hassle-Free PC" column and is the author of "PC Annoyances, 2nd Edition: How to Fix the Most Annoying Things About Your Personal Computer," available from O'Reilly. He also writes PC World's daily Tips & Tweaks blog. Sign up to have Steve's newsletter e-mailed to you each week. Comments or questions? Send Steve e-mail.

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At the start of each school year the children think about what will make their classrooms happy places of learning and draw up a charter based on children's right and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. Charters explain what rights the children have, what they will do to ensure that all of their peers realise each right and what the adults will do to support them.
The key elements of all of the classroom charters across school are combined to create a Whole School Charter and the children similarly create an agreement for playtimes, the Playground Charter.


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Quick Answer: Where Is Taoism Mainly Found?
1 What is Taoism and where did it originate?
3 What percentage of the world is Taoist?
4 What countries did Taoism spread to?
8 What are the main points of Taoism?
9 Do Taoists eat meat?
10 Which country has the most Taoists?
11 How many Taoists are there in the world in 2020?
12 What is the biggest religion in the world?
14 What does Tao mean?
15 What do Taoist believe happens after death?
What is Taoism and where did it originate?
Taoism has no founder and no founding date. It grew out of various religious and philosophical traditions in ancient China, including shamanism and nature religion. Taoism became a semi-official Chinese religion during the Tang dynasty and continued during the Song dynasty.
What percentage of the world is Taoist?
The CFPS 2014 survey, published in early 2017, found that 15.87% of the Chinese declare to be Buddhists, 5.94% to belong to unspecified other religions, 0.85% to be Taoists, 0.81% to be members of the popular sects, 2.53% to be Christians (2.19% Protestants and 0.34% Catholics) and 0.45% to be Muslims.
What countries did Taoism spread to?
Taoism religion has spread to most Asian countries such as China, Japan, and Korea and it became a religion of thoughts without real explanations of the faith.
You might be interested: Readers ask: What Are Some Facts About Taoism?
What are the main points of Taoism?
Taoism holds that humans and animals should live in balance with the Tao, or the universe. Taoists believe in spiritual immortality, where the spirit of the body joins the universe after death.
Do Taoists eat meat?
The modern Taoist diet essentially respects the basic theory of yin-yang and the 5 elements, it relies heavily on unprocessed whole grains, fresh vegetables and very little meat. However, fish and other seafood should be consumed only once a week, due to the large amount of Yin.
Which country has the most Taoists?
Today, the Taoist tradition is one of the five religious doctrines officially recognized by the People's Republic of China. It is also a major religion in Taiwan and claims adherents in a number of other societies, in particular in Hong Kong, Macau and Southeast Asia.
You might be interested: Readers ask: What Are The Major Beliefs Of Taoism Quizlert?
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How many Taoists are there in the world in 2020?
Taoism, also known as Daoism developed around 2000 years ago in China, and today, there are some 12 million followers of the religion.
What is the biggest religion in the world?
What does Tao mean?
Tao or Dao ( Chinese) is a Chinese word signifying the "way", "path", "route", "road" or sometimes more loosely "doctrine", "principle" or "holistic beliefs".
What do Taoist believe happens after death?
FAQ: What Is Taoism Core Beliefs?
When Were Confucianism And Taoism Emerge?
Often asked: Why Did Buddhism Taoism And Confucianism Emerge Around The Same Time?
Often asked: What Is The Name Of Taoism Followers?
Question: How Does Taoism View Death?


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Is Your Organization Mission-Driven?
Post author:Shane Feldman
Post category:News & Announcements
Whether it's a job or a volunteer opportunity, people enjoy contributing to a cause that matters. This is why a clear and concisely articulated mission is critical for any organization. It inspires and motivates employees, volunteers, and communities to work toward the same goals and outcomes.
A great organization is mission-driven in everything it does: from day-to-day operations to long-term strategies. On the other hand, an organization without a clear mission or one that is not understood or embraced by its stakeholders is destined to mediocrity. An organization that is not mission-driven may fall into one or more of the following categories. Does yours?
Money-Driven
An organization that finds purpose through its pursuit of the next funding opportunity. The mission is used as an appealing narrative, or "window dressing". For example; a state-wide organization accepted an opportunity to support an international project that was not tied to its mission nor did they have the core competencies to support the project. The leader shared her exasperation about where to find funding to sustain the organization's staff and needs. She mistakenly believed that more staff would solve their challenges.
Leader-Driven
An organization that depends on its leader to define their purpose. Answers to existential questions in this type of organization depend on only the leader(s) articulating their purpose. During an organization's strategic meeting, a leader determined to proceed with a new program that had a vague connection with its mission. Some organization staff did not completely embrace the rationale. However, the leader, being a dominant force within the organization, had the final say on proceeding with the new program.
Member Only-Driven
An organization that derives its day-to-day purpose only from its members. In heeding only to its members, the organization risks excluding and marginalizing the community and other stakeholders it serves from its strategic direction. A well-intended organization that is only member-driven may also move in a direction that contradicts its mission. For instance, a member made a motion at an organization's meeting of members, where they voted to pass a motion that was not supported by the community that it serves. The process was proper, in accordance with its Bylaws, but the motion did not support the organization's mission.
Conflict Averse-Driven
An organization that avoids conflict with, or accommodate popular opinions or movements. It is important for organizations to adapt and change over time; however, it is counterproductive to make decisions that are contrary to the mission before an introspective process is taken where questions are raised about whether the mission should be changed. During an organization's recent lobbying and advocacy to pass a legislative bill, a popular movement opposed the legislation. The organization's desire to avoid conflict led them to adopt the movement's position, compromising their own mission.
Existence-Driven
An organization that exists simply for the purpose of existing. This kind of organization may have accumulated assets and funding sources over its history and has not changed direction in decades. The leadership and staff may work to ensure services are provided and production continues since their careers and prestige are tied to its existence. During a gala for a multi-million dollar organization, a Board President was asked the purpose and philosophy of an organization. The President seized up and anxiously looked to its Executive Director for a response. The Executive Director described the type of services that they provide. This described how they do things, but not why they do it.
Far too many organizations fall into the challenges listed above. Here are some hallmarks of a mission-led organization:
The mission clearly describes the organization's purpose. This statement is best articulated in an unambiguous, short statement, ideally no longer than a sentence. Everyone who reads the statement should receive and understand the same message, with little room for misinterpretation.
Everyone in the organization communicates the same purpose. When asked about the organization's purpose, all Board members and staff should be able to quickly articulate the mission of the organization. It is a bonus and testament to the strength of the mission if the community can also accurately describe it to others who are not aware of the organization.
All funding and policy clearly fits within the mission's parameters. Every funding opportunity and all policies can be clearly connected to the mission, without ambiguity. Such an organization has built the courage to say "no" to funds that do not match its mission. Ethically, this organization would refer the funder to partners or other organizations that are a better fit.
Staff constantly ask themselves and others whether their decisions would uphold the organization's mission. Where it is not clear if decisions conform to an organization's mission, a defined and thoughtful approach is taken toward the matter. For instance, a school decided to adopt a new teaching program that some feel may compromise its mission. Space is created among leadership and staff to determine whether the system indeed causes a problem.
Are you ready to make YOUR organization mission-driven? Reach out to Innivee Strategies today: https://innivee.com/contact.
Shane Feldman is the CEO of Innivee Strategies. He has provided over fifteen years of exceptional and invigorating leadership and consulting that has transformed many national, state, and local organizations. He received his Master's in Management and Certificate in Nonprofit Financial Management from the University of Maryland University College and was a Diversity Executive Leadership Program scholar with the American Society of Association Executives.
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