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17 Aug Re-Visit: The Social Media Channels you need to watch in 2016
Posted at 10:01h in Blog, Getting Started, Social Media by OrganikDigital
EDIT: We published this at the beginning of 2016 with some predictions for what Social Media had in store for the next 12 months. We wanted to re-visit it and see what the current state of play was 8 months in to 2016.
Here are some of the channels on the rise that you might consider for the upcoming year
It is THE fastest growing Social Media platform right now and boasts over 100 Million Daily Users. Businesses have seen some fantastic growth on the platform as well. The app plays to a unique ploy for users around authenticity and removes inhibitions from higher engaging apps like Instagram. We really like this explanation on the app from Mashable Tech on why Snapchat is so popular.
Suitable for: Gen X, Y and anyone with a short attention span, 15 – 25 year olds
August 2016 Update: Snapchat is still growing steadily. With the introduction of custom geo-filters and sponsored content they now how multiple revenue streams to help continue their growth. Some people said it would slow due to the introduction of Instagram Stories, however we don't think it will affect it too much. Perhaps the only impact will be the migration of the 25-30+ year age group having an excuse to not go to Snapchat now. It still should play a role in your marketing though.
In the past 12 months there have been some major players venture in to the live video streaming space. Periscope has stood out from the rest, simply because it's owned by Twitter so it connects with it well and taps in to it's user base. The fascinating thing about live streaming is that provides a no holds barred, up front and behind the scenes aspect on your business. Users on the app can also communicate with the person streaming so you can interact back with them, answering questions in real time and providing more authenticity than any other platform out there. You can also save the video from your live streams so you can re-purpose them across other channels as replays.
Suitable for: Anyone that is mobile and slightly voyeuristic, 15 – 39 year olds
August 2016 Update: Periscope has no doubt been impacted by the biggest player in the game – Facebook – securing their spot in the live streaming space. It's still slightly different from Facebook Live though. For businesses, it makes sense to stream on Facebook unless you have a larger following on Twitter where Periscope fits in nicely to. For individuals though that want to connect with people around the world, Periscope being a public facing platform is the only one that does that. Facebook Live for individuals still only goes out to friends unless they change their privacy settings which most users are tentative to do. We can see Periscope having a bigger impact in political and worldwide issues and movements. Facebook Live will most likely have more Chewbacca Mum moments.
Facebook for suits, right? Well kind of. But LinkedIn have made some inroads in to their publishing network and creating communities around professional industries and organisations. More and more users are taking advantage of the LinkedIn Pulse feature to re-purpose blog content and use it as a publishing platform for professional opinion. LinkedIn groups also provide some valuable insights for market research and networking. You have to publish and interact as your personal profile though so be prepared to be the face of your business on LinkedIn.
Suitable for: Business professionals, 25 years+
August 2016 Update: Microsoft had a shock announcement when it announced it had bought LinkedIn in June this year for $26.2 Billion. Along with the purchase though, they also acquired Lynda.com, the biggest online training and education marketplace. This is where we can see the future of LinkedIn going, venturing in to the online education space and becoming a market place for people to find and hire specialists in certain areas. Their publishing network seems to have lost steam since the sale, indicating the company is due for some big changes.
This app owned by LinkedIn helps users upload and show off their presentations, PDFs and images. It's super easy to use and a lot of people use it (including us) to get some valuable SEO rankings as Google search presentations on Slideshare and show them on search results pages.
Suitable for: Businesses, 25+ years
Think of Flipboard as a digital magazine based around all your favourite topics. You can literally 'Flip' through it from one story to another. People then subscribe to your magazine and a notified whenever you flip a new story in that magazine. It's a great way to become a thought leader in your industry and attract a likeminded audience.
Suitable for: People that still want to mix some of the old but with new technology, 25+ years
August 2016 Update: We really like the user experience in Flipboard but it's safe to say it's slowly floundering. With the advancements in other platforms it certainly hasn't grown in 2016.
The app, owned by Twitter let's you record or upload six second videos continuously or in a stop-start fashion. It's hugely popular amongst Generation X for it's creative, entertaining and incredibly viral videos on it. Videos often get shared across other platforms but Vine is where they start.
August 2016 Update: Once a spot for Millenials to consume short based content, Vine has been overtaken by other apps and improvements in current ones such as Instagram stories. Getting a mass market there was always going to be difficult and one major player has risen drastically in 2016 to prevent this – Musical.ly.


Remember the days of the neighborhood bookstore. The place where we could find rare and brand new books. Those days seem to be gone thanks to technology. But in Berlin, the bookstore is still quite common to find. There are many places in which a person can go to find books from fiction to non-fiction and for all genres. Yes, odds are while attending one of the many flea markets that take place on any given weekend we can find all sorts of books at great prices. But for those wanting to visit an actual bookstore and Berlin and want to know which ones are the best, here are five worth checking out.
For those who love a good crime mystery, this little book store is the place to go. Located in Friesenstrasse this bookstore is devoted to this genre. At Hammlett Krimibuchhandlung crime mysteries can be found in German and English languages. These books are brand new or used. Those who love a good mystery would love this bookstore.
Fascinated by the theater this could be a bookstore to visit in Berlin. This bookstore is all about theater literature. This includes children's theater, operas, and stage dramas. Those who are fascinated by the stage will love this shop and could also get a good cup of coffee during their visit.
For those who are more interested in finding out about the medium of film, this bookstore has a wide range of books on the subject of the film. There are also books about architecture and photography.
Looking for a great little book store and maybe a place to have breakfast? Well, stop inside the Buchkantine. This is a little neighborhood cafe is also a great little bookstore. Here individuals can browse through the shelves for books to read while having a cup of coffee, and crescent just to name a few items on their menu.
For those looking for a wide range of non-fiction books, this is the place to go in Berlin. Since the shop first opened its doors in 1999 it has been a place to find not only books but magazines on subjects such as architecture, politics, photography and so much more.
Those are five good bookstores to visit while in Berlin. But even with this list guess what we haven't even begun to skim the surface of even the best ones. There are numerous bookstores devoted to the literature of all kinds. There are also used bookstores where individuals can scan vast shelves of recently owned books. So, apparently in Berlin the hard bound is still has a place and holds much value despite technology.


A look at how to make the perfect creme brulee, the Noosa International Food and Wine Festival and salt mines of the world, all that and more this week on FDL.
This week on Fine Dining Lovers we started by looking at the classic French dessert Creme Brulee. It's a very simple dessert but hard to master and once perfected, there really isn't many plates of food that can rival its creamy goodness.
Taking out our usual scientific lens we examined just what it takes to make the perfect creme brulee. From how to make the perfect creamy base to that all important caramel.
Ok, creme brulee can be seen as a quick, easy and simple recipe to knock out in a few minutes but trust us, if you learn some of the appliance of science behind the dessert, your creme brulee will be the talk of the town.
We then jetted off to Australia to look ahead to the Noosa International Food and Wine Festival sponsored by Acqua Panna.
Held in Queensland, the festival promises to offer up some great chefs, Mark Best, André Chiang, Mauro Colagreco, Carlo Cracco, Peter Gilmore, David Kinch, Yoshihiro Narisawa, Ben Shewry, David Thompson and Tetsuya Wakuda to name just a few.
We highlighted some of the top events to look out for during the 4 day festival that promises to offer up some great food, wine, fun and sun all in the same place.
To finish the week we looked at some of the most beautiful salt mines from around the world.
You may not really consider where the salt on your table originates so often but this amazing picture gallery sets out just where the much loved seasoning comes from.
We examined just how salt is mined and looked to bolivia with some beautiful aerial shots of salt mines in the Andes mountains of Southern Bolivia.
We brought you the latest video from Grant Achatz and the Next team and built an FDL interactive map of The World's 50 Best Restaurants for 2013. We also brought you lots of news about the Roca Brother's new culinary opera, El Somni.


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106PR
Why Jam Cell Phones in Prisons?
The illegal use of cellular phones in prison facilities is a growing problem. With the use of cellular phones, prisoners are able to continue their illicit activities from within the confines of their cells. They are also more able to plan and coordinate riots and escapes. Deploying the 106PR greatly enhances the security of any prison or similar compound.
Read more in this MSNBC article.
High-Power Facility Jamming System
The 106PR was developed specifically for prisons and other large, sensitive facilities, such as military installations and government compounds. This high-power system has been approved and installed by prison authorities in large and very large prison facilities in several countries around the world.
The 106PR jamming system is constructed inside a special metal enclosure, incorporating an efficient "smart active" cooling system with incoming air filters, which enables the system to operate continuously – even in hot climates – with no time limit.
The all-weather metal enclosure is secured, ensuring that the prison inmates and unauthorized prison personnel cannot tamper with the safe and continuous operation of the system.
Operation of the system by remote control is carried out only by authorized personnel. The Operator has the option to use the remote control unit to activate and deactivate each frequency band separately, as well as simultaneously.
The 106PR has a maximum RF power output of 100 watts per frequency band. However, each unit is equipped with a power adjustment feature, enabling the system's RF output power level (coverage radius) to be adjusted, according to the requirements of any specific location.
Each frequency band has its own high gain directional antennas (or optional omni-directional type) with up to 14dBi gain. The antennas are connected to the jammer units via low-loss RF cable with N-Type connectors. Special VSWR circuit protection ensures that the jamming system will not burn out should there be antenna short circuit or disconnection.
Each unit jams up to five frequency bands simultaneously
Unlimited continuous operation in all climates
Secure design prevents sabotage
VSWR circuit protection to prevent burn-out due to antenna short-circuit or disconnection
System operation controlled using central remote control accessible only to authorized personnel
Jamming of individual frequency bands can be activated/deactivated independently
Adjustable RF power output levels for each band independently
Multiple antenna type options provide flexibility in antenna deployment and geographic jamming coverage
Optional UPS with battery back-up provides ongoing coverage in case of mains power failure
Very High Power Broadband
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RCIED Jammers

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Saint Mary's Battery (), also known as Qolla s-Safra Battery () or Gironda Battery (), was an artillery battery in Marsalforn, limits of Żebbuġ, Gozo, Malta. It was built by the Order of Saint John in 1715 as one of a series of coastal fortifications around the Maltese Islands.

The battery formed part of a chain of fortifications built to defend Marsalforn and nearby bays from Ottoman or Barbary attacks. Although the area was fortified by a number of towers, batteries, redoubts and entrenchments, all of these have been destroyed except for Qolla l-Bajda Battery between Qbajjar and Xwejni Bays.

The battery consisted of a semi-circular gun platform ringed by a parapet, and two blockhouses joined together by a wall. It has been demolished and no remains can be seen.

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Batteries in Malta
Hospitaller fortifications in Malta
Military installations established in 1715
Demolished buildings and structures in Malta
Żebbuġ, Gozo
Limestone buildings in Malta
18th-century fortifications
1715 establishments in Malta
18th Century military history of Malta

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De Belgische Gouden Schoen 2017 werd op 7 februari 2018 uitgereikt. Het was de 64e keer dat de voetbaltrofee voor de beste speler in de Belgische competitie werd uitgedeeld. De uitreiking vond plaats in Paleis 12 in Brussel. Ruud Vormer van Club Brugge won de prijs voor de eerste keer. Hij ontving de Gouden Schoen uit handen van Louis van Gaal.

De Gouden Schoen voor beste Belgische voetbalster ging naar Janice Cayman van Montpellier HSC. Ze kreeg de trofee uit handen van voetbalanalist en oud-voetballer Jan Mulder.

Het gala werd uitgezonden door VTM en gepresenteerd door Maarten Breckx en Birgit Van Mol.

Prijsuitreiking

Winnaar
Club Brugge-speler Ruud Vormer werd op voorhand als de grote favoriet beschouwd. De Nederlandse middenvelder was een jaar eerder al in de top drie van het referendum geëindigd. In het seizoen 2016/17 werd hij met Club Brugge vicekampioen. In de zomer van 2017 nam hij bij de West-Vlaamse club de aanvoerdersband over van Timmy Simons en leidde hij zijn team in de eerste helft van het seizoen 2017/18 naar de leidersplaats, met een ruime voorsprong op eerste achtervolgers Sporting Charleroi en RSC Anderlecht. In december 2017 scoorde hij ook in de grootste thuiszege ooit van Club tegen de Brusselse rivaal (5–0). Youri Tielemans en Leander Dendoncker, die in 2017 de landstitel veroverden met Anderlecht, en Vormers ploeggenoot Hans Vanaken werden op voorhand als outsiders beschouwd.

De eerste stemronde werd gedomineerd door Anderlecht-spelers. Youri Tielemans won de eerste stemronde met 182 punten. Na hem kwamen zijn ploeggenoten Leander Dendoncker en Sofiane Hanni. Topfavoriet Ruud Vormer eindigde op de zevende plaats, met slechts tien punten. In de tweede stemronde kon Tielemans door zijn transfer naar AS Monaco echter geen punten meer verdienen. In de tweede stemronde trok Vormer met 230 punten aan het langste eind. Hij won zo de Gouden Schoen, met 58 punten voorsprong op Tielemans.

Voor het tweede jaar op rij werd ook de Gouden Schoen voor de beste Belgische speelster uitgereikt. De prijs ging voor het eerst naar Janice Cayman van Montpellier.

Nevenprijzen
Naast de hoofdprijzen werden er ook vijf nevenprijzen uitgedeeld. Felice Mazzu van Charleroi werd uitgeroepen tot beste coach, Lovre Kalinić van AA Gent tot beste doelman en Henry Onyekuru, die in 2017 KAS Eupen inruilde voor RSC Anderlecht, tot belofte van het jaar. Ivo Rodrigues van Antwerp FC scoorde het mooiste doelpunt van het jaar. Eden Hazard van Chelsea werd voor de eerste keer beste Belg in het buitenland.

Uitslag

Mannen

Vrouwen

Bij de vrouwen kwamen enkel Belgen in aanmerking voor de Gouden Schoen.

Belgische Gouden Schoen
Voetbal in 2017


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Thousands of hard copies of newspapers across the country—particularly editions of college newspapers—are reported pilfered each year. But just as the theft of print newspapers can occur at news racks, can online news stories that flow on the Internet also be stolen?
That question, as this article demonstrates, is no idle academic query or a wasted exercise in verbal gymnastics distinguishing newspapers from news and news stories. In fact, it is at the heart of some battles now being fought over news on the Internet.
In July 2009, the Associated Press settled for an undisclosed dollar amount a lawsuit asserting that, in layperson's terms, its news content was being stolen by the All Headline News Corp. (hereinafter "AHN" or "All Headline News"). The AP alleged in its January 2008 complaint that "AHN has no reporters and is simply a vehicle for copying news reports and misappropriating news gathered and reported by real news services such as AP." As such, the AP asserted that AHN was "free-riding on AP's significant and costly efforts to collect, report and transmit newsworthy information," thereby creating a low-cost news service with "no journalistic infrastructure" that "directly competes with AP's own news services." In Associated Press v. All Headline News Corp., the AP successfully reached back in time and stretched a ninety-one-year-old precedent—one developed many decades before the Internet enabled the type of appropriation engaged in by AHN—found in the United States Supreme Court's opinion in International News Service v. Associated Press.
Part I of this article analyzes the case of Associated Press v. All Headline News Corp., tracing it from the filing of the complaint through the July 2009 settlement. Importantly, it uses the actual pleadings and briefs filed by the parties, as well as other background information about the parties, to better contextualize the story behind the case. Part II then explores the legal precedent underlying the hot news misappropriation theory that was at issue in the case, as well as some of the criticisms and comments that legal scholars have launched against it over the years. Next, Part III goes beyond a pure legal analysis to explore the potential implications of the hot news misappropriation doctrine for a digital culture in which freshness and up-to-the-minute information is privileged and prized. Part III also identifies the different interests at stake in cases like Associated Press v. All Headline News Corp. Finally, Part IV concludes by suggesting future avenues of research related to the conduct of companies such as All Headline News Corp., including analyzing their behavior from an ethical perspective, not simply a legal one. In brief, journalism ethicists should analyze both the case and hot news doctrine from their viewpoint and position.
It is now five years later, twenty years after the Kingsdown decision, and unfortunately the conflicting state of the case law has not improved. On the one hand, there have been several Federal Circuit decisions that have relied upon or otherwise remained true to Kingsdown by finding that the failure to disclose a material reference alone is insufficient to support a finding of an intent to deceive the PTO and, therefore, inequitable conduct. Notwithstanding its awareness of the issue, however, in the past five years the Federal Circuit has issued several more precedential opinions that continue to rely upon Critikon or its erroneous version of the standard. Some of these cases are not necessarily inconsistent with Kingsdown, while several other decisions are difficult to reconcile with the Kingsdown standard for finding an intent to deceive.
Against this background, this article will first review in more detail the post-2004 Federal Circuit cases that have followed Kingsdown and held that the intent to deceive cannot be inferred merely from the failure to disclose a known material reference. Second, the article will analyze in more detail post-2004 Federal Circuit cases that have continued to inappropriately follow Critikon or other cases upholding a finding of intent to deceive based solely on the failure to disclose a known material reference. Finally, the article will review several reasons, apart from its precedential status, that the Federal Circuit should uniformly and strictly enforce the higher Kingsdown standard for proving an intent to deceive.
In response to concerns that patent protection for pharmaceuticals negatively affected world health, the World Trade Organization (WTO) issued the Doha Declaration in 2001, allowing member nations to issue compulsory licenses for patented pharmaceuticals during a public health crisis. The terms of this declaration allow countries to determine what constitutes a public health crisis, what terms are appropriate for compulsory licenses, and what medications they should be entitled to produce.
This article argues that the Doha Declaration has not served countries most in need of inexpensive medications: least developed countries with high rates of HIV/AIDS. The terms of the Doha Declaration are too broad, allowing countries to issue compulsory licenses for medications that do not treat life-threatening illnesses, such as Viagra and Plavix. Many countries have seen a dramatic drop in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) as a result of extensive compulsory licensing of patented pharmaceuticals, making least developed countries hesitant to invoke the terms of the Doha Declaration for fear of similar losses in FDI. To safeguard the interests of countries facing severe health crises, the WTO should establish an administrative body to determine when a country may issue compulsory licenses of patented pharmaceuticals.


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How Making a New Year's Resolution for the Nation Can Change Our Future
by Harrison Bryan | Jan 2, 2023 | Politics
It's not too late to make a New Year's resolution. With the start of a new year, there is an opportunity to make a fresh start and set new goals. While many people choose to make a personal New Year's resolution for themselves, it's worth considering the idea of making a larger, grander, and ultimately more impactful type of resolution, a national one. Making a New Year's resolution for the nation is a way to commit to making a positive change and can have a profound effect on our future.
By taking the time to think about the things that matter most to us and creating a plan to change them, we can ensure that our future is a brighter one. While there are many challenges that come with making a resolution for the nation, there are also many rewards.
Not only will it help to create a better tomorrow, but it will also bring people together and unite us for a common cause. With the right resolution, we can create a better future for ourselves and for generations to come.
Exploring the Idea of a National New Year's Resolution
A New Year's resolution for the nation is a promise to do something significant to improve the future. It is an opportunity to make a positive change and can make a significant difference to the lives of millions.
While the New Year's resolution is often associated with personal goals, such as losing weight, it can also be applied to issues of national significance. Making a New Year's resolution for the nation has the potential to change the lives of many and can make a real difference in the way we live in the future. It is a great way to come together and commit to working towards a better tomorrow.
Benefits of Making a New Year's Resolution for the Nation
There are many benefits to making a New Year's resolution for the nation. It can create a better tomorrow by helping to solve some of the most important issues that we face today.
By committing to making a difference and working towards a better future, we can ensure that future generations have the best start possible. Making a New Year's resolution for the nation can help to create a better future by making an effort to support the following objectives.
We Should Strive for Open Access to Abortions
Abortion is a controversial topic that has been debated for many years, with recent debates on the issue becoming increasingly heated. While each state has its own laws, restrictions on abortion can have a huge effect on the lives of many. Open access to abortions is often limited and can be difficult to come by in some areas. In others, abortions are illegal in all cases, which is even worse. Having access to abortions without legal consequences or ridicule encourages the growth of healthy communities.
Making a resolution to provide access to abortions would be a positive change that many people could benefit from. It would help to create a better future for many by giving them control over their own bodies and reducing the number of unsafe abortions that are performed illegally and in secret for fear of legal repercussions. Making a resolution to provide open access to abortions would be a positive change for the future of this country.
In addition to reinforcing the right for women to choose what happens to their bodies, it would also help to reduce the number of unplanned pregnancies, making it easier for families to plan their lives.
Build a Less Violent Future with Gun Control
There is currently a lot of debate around gun control, with many recent shootings in the United States fuelling activists on both sides of the issue. In many cases, gun control is essential to safety and can help reduce violent crime. Making a resolution to reduce gun control would be a positive change for the future that could help to build a less violent nation.
More effective and comprehensive gun control measures could help to create a better future by making it harder for violent offenders to access firearms and reducing the number of violent crimes committed.
Double Down on Efforts to Increase COVID-19 Vaccination Rates
While some areas are struggling to provide vaccines to everyone, others are struggling to increase vaccination rates. Resolving to increase vaccination rates would be a positive change that would help to create a better future.
It would help to create a better future by helping to protect the population against dangerous ailments like COVID-19 and reducing the number of people who get sick because they aren't vaccinated.
Resolving to double down on efforts to increase COVID-19 vaccination rates would be a positive change for the future that would help to create a safer, healthier nation.
Embracing a More Inclusive, Less Divisive Culture
There has been a lot of talk about the need for change in recent years, with the rise of the political right and the associated rise in hateful, divisive rhetoric. This culture has had a significant impact on many people, particularly minorities, who are feeling increasingly unsafe.
Resolving to embrace a more inclusive, less divisive culture would be a positive change that could help to create a better future. It would help to create a better future by reducing the amount of discrimination that occurs and helping people to feel more included.
It would help to reduce the amount of discrimination that takes place and help to create a more inclusive environment where people feel safe, regardless of their background.
As we start a new year, there is an opportunity for a fresh start and a chance to make a real difference. With the right resolution, we can create a better future for ourselves and for generations to come.
By working together to accomplish these common goals, we can ensure that our future is a brighter one. There is much work to be done, and it will take a great deal of time, but with the New Year upon us, now is the perfect time to get started!
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Harrison is an experienced writer and marketing connoisseur. Specializing in sales copy, he works with some of the most innovative names in business and is interested in the relationship between marketing and psychology. As a staff writer for SFL Media, he has a broad focus and covers some of the most exciting developments in South Florida.
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What are the key points of consideration as an exporter when working with a letter of credit which is issued in Netherlands or as an importer when issuing a letter of credit for a Netherlands exporter?
You should understand Netherlands economy, Netherlands exports and imports as well as Netherlands banks before you proceed to work with a letter of credit which is issued in Netherlands.
Gross domestic product of Netherlands is $770,60 billion US dollars in year 2012. This makes Netherlands economy 18th largest economy in the world after USA, China, Japan, Germany, France, United Kingdom, Brazil, Russia, Italy, India, Canada, Australia, Spain, Mexico, South Korea, Indonesia and Turkey.
Netherlands is the world's 10th biggest importer with 474,80 billion US dollars import volume in year 2012 and 7th biggest exporter with 538,50 billion US dollars export volume in year 2012.
International trade has been playing a significant role on Netherlands economy. Netherlands exports reached to 82,9% of its Gross Domestic Product in year 2012 according to IMF. These data show us that Netherlands is one of the most export oriented nations in the world.
Netherlands has a positive trade balance which means that its exports is higher than its imports. Even global economic crises could not change this positive trade balance status. Netherlands also has a positive current account thanks to its strong balance of trade surpluses. Current account is the sum of the balance of trade (i.e., net revenue on exports minus payments for imports), factor income (earnings on foreign investments minus payments made to foreign investors) and cash transfers.
In year 2011 and 2012 Netherlands had a record high current account surpluses of 78,82 billion USD and 72,73 billion USD respectively.
Main export products of Netherlands: Petroleum oils, refined (12%), Automatic data processing machines (3%), Petroleum oils, crude (3%), Medicaments, packaged (3%), Machines and mechanical appliances having individual functions(2%).
Main import products of Netherlands: Petroleum oils, refined (9%), Petroleum oils, crude (5%), Automatic data processing machines (5%), Medicaments, packaged (3%), Cars (3%).
Biggest Export Partners of Netherlands: Germany (19%), Belgium-Luxembourg (16%), United Kingdom (9%), France (6%), Italy (6%).
Biggest Import Partners of Netherlands: Germany (16%), China (10%), Belgium-Luxembourg (10%), United States (7%), United Kingdom (6%).
ING Bank: ING (International Netherlands Group) is a global financial institution offering banking, investments, life insurance and retirement services.
ING's operations are focused on its home Benelux market, as well as the rest of Europe, Asia/Pacific, and North America.
One of the world's largest insurance and financial services companies. The Group was created in 1991 by a merger between Nationale-Nederlanden and NMB Postbank Group. At August 9, 2013, it had a market cap of over $43.0 billion.
Rabobank Group: Rabobank is the market leader in Dutch retail savings, residential mortgages (31%), and SME banking.
It operates in 48 countries and serves approximately 10 million clients. Rabobank has the highest credit rating AAA from both Standard & Poor's and Moody's, and AA+ from Fitch.
ABN Amro Bank: ABN AMRO is a multinational universal bank servicing retail, private and commercial banking clients. ABN AMRO has a long and rich history reaching back almost 300 years.
The current structure of ABN AMRO Group is a result of various steps taken over the past period, ultimately resulting in the Legal Merger between ABN AMRO Bank and Fortis Bank Nederland as subsidiaries of ABN AMRO Group as at 1 July 2010.
The Dutch State holds all ordinary shares of ABN AMRO Group and has full control over ABN AMRO Group with a total financial interest of 97.8%. The remaining 2.2% is held by institutional investors via ABN AMRO Preferred Investments.


I don't think that I heard of the label before they sent me an email to notify me about their free compilation. "IDM" I am not sure if this is still the name this music goes under these days. In the beginning I called it "abstract techno" by lack of a tag, later terms used in the media were "cuts and clicks", "dub", "electronica" and later "intelligent dance music". The most funny thing is, is that the music isn't really danceable (in my opinion). The music seems to go back to weird electronic acts such as Autechre and Aphex Twin, but it seems that in the evolution of this cut-up breakbeat music seems to have gone in two directions. One is a more soft and melodic sound (Funckstörung, Funckarma), the other fucked-up and violent (following Venetian Snares). The first then is "IDM", the latter "breakcore". Of course there are numerous crossbreeds and novelties. What -for example- to do with a weirdo such as Kid 606? Anyway, in the beginning I had the idea that the music is still the same as seven years ago when it was still new. Soft music, crazy rhythms/beats, a bit of orchestrations. But as the cd continues there come some harder tracks and some tracks with new elements. There are some very nice tracks on the compilation and you can heard the sound of both old and new.


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Q: Identifying and selecting single elements from a huge data frame in R I have the following data frame in R:
V1    V2             V3
A     3.5 - 5.5      2
B     3.5 - 5.5      2.2 - 5.0
C     18 - 25        3.5
D     0.6 - 1.5      3 - 4.7
E     30             2.3 - 3
F     11.0 - 13.0    1
G     6.5 - 8.5      3 - 5
H     16 - 19        4 - 10
I     1.5 - 2.0      2
J     11.0 - 14.0    3
K     1.2            5
L     32             7
M     31             8

The list is huge (> 100,000 rows). I want to identify all rows that containing the single numbers in data frame and then generate a second data frame, like:
V1    V2
E     30
K     1.2
L     32
M     31

and:
V1    V3
A     2
C     3.5
F     1
I     2
J     3
K     5
L     7
M     8

What is the best way to select the single numbers rows? I'm trying to figure out with gsub command, but without success.

A: Look for the hyphen and negate it.  grepl() would work well for that.
df[!grepl("-", df$V2, fixed = TRUE), -3]
#    V1  V2
# 5   E  30
# 11  K 1.2
# 12  L  32
# 13  M  31

and the same for V3 (with -2)
df[!grepl("-", df$V3, fixed = TRUE), -2]
#    V1  V3
# 1   A   2
# 3   C 3.5
# 6   F   1
# 9   I   2
# 10  J   3
# 11  K   5
# 12  L   7
# 13  M   8

Update: As Frank noted, you can do this with is.na(), and it actually might be better to coerce your data to numeric anyway if you plan to use it for calculations.  In that case, if V2 and V3 are factors, you can do
df[-1] <- lapply(df[-1], function(x) as.numeric(levels(x))[x])

and if they are characters
df[-1] <- lapply(df[-1], as.numeric)

Then you can simply subset for the negation of is.na().
df[!is.na(df$V2), -3]
#    V1   V2
# 5   E 30.0
# 11  K  1.2
# 12  L 32.0
# 13  M 31.0

... and so on.

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A new system for all the Residential Colleges and Student Affair Office to manage the room allotment of students has been developed and launched in July 2016. It mainly provides the function for the arrangement of rooms or bed spaces, according to different self-defined allotment rules with different room types and student information. It also shows the real-time information for the room status of each student residential building.


I just got the board yesterday. Everything went well with the building, but the first boot confused me. I pressed the power button and started to press DEL immediately so I can enter the UEFI BIOS for the first time, and then nothing..... I went on pressed TAB so the logo screen would switch off, and it says "Entering Setup". I sat and waited about 2 mins, but nothing happened. Powered off the system, and this time I waited a little before I start pressing DEL, suprisingly, it went into the BIOS. I went ahead and setup RAID for my HDDs, then reboot. First time, I couldn't go into BIOS again. Second time, I let the system go through the RAID controller spill and after it went back to the original logo screen I pressed DEL, it went to BIOS. Is this normal?? Thanks!
No this is not normal. I'm having the same problems with the fatal1ty z68 pro gen 3 mobo.
Situation got worse, now I can only go into UEFI and it will not boot to windows anymore. I called asrock, they told me the board is bad. Just returned it. I am very disappointed since the board looked so promising. Think I will go with ASUS for the next board. Spending hrs installing and uninstalling is totally waste of time.
Where did you find a number for Asrock at. I have been trying to find a number on their website but all I can find is the darn web support request form that they don't respond to.
1-909-590-8308 good luck! I worked with Eric. Knowledgable and friendly. Hope you work your issue out!


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Players Charter
As a Firwood Bootle Cricketer, it is expected that a level of professionalism and courtesy is maintained at all times. With this in mind, the following guidelines have been produced.
It is expected that all cricketers understand, accept and adhere to this document in conjunction with their membership of the club.
Player Conduct
All registered club players should ensure they act in a respectful and mature manner when attending the club, at an opposition premises or at any engagement where they are representing the club including league meetings and social functions.
This applies to situations both on and off the pitch.
Firwood Bootle Players (Cricketers) should;
1) Not engage in any activity that would be damaging to the reputation of the club
2) Not engage in any form of aggravated argument or violence
3) Ensure any 'banter' is of a sensible level and consider people's personal feelings when engaging with them
4) Refrain from using foul & abusive language
5) Tolerable alcohol consumption (No alcohol to be consumed prior to and during games)
6) Adhere to the league code of conduct as set out in the league handbook
7) Adhere to the laws relating to child protection as described by the clubs welfare officer
8) Remember, an umpires decision is FINAL and therefore cricketers should not question either on the field of play or after the game. Use the correct mechanism to make a complaint via your respective captain
9) Ensure sportsman-like conduct at all time
10) Be aware of the use of Social Media to express personal opinion or pass comment on club related matters, this may result in a disciplinary matter.
Player Membership Subscriptions & Fees
In order for a cricketer to be eligible for selection and to play, annual fees MUST be paid in full or an arrangement to be paid should be with the Membership Secretary by 31st March each year. There will be NO exceptions to this rule.
Match fees are mandatory for all club games. Please ensure you bring your match fees to the game. If match fees are not paid on the day, selection committee may withhold your availability until the fees are cleared.
Match Fees (Adult £10 & Unemployed and Junior £5)
Captains on the day are responsible for ensuring that all player fees are collected and used to pay for the opposition entertainment at home games and tea expenses. Each Captain takes the responsibility of managing the food & refreshment costs in a given season. It is not the responsibility of the club to underwrite these costs.
Selection & Availability
The team selections are the responsibility of the 'Selection Committee' and based solely on ability and performance. There will be NO automatic selection.
The 'Selection Committee' will meet each week and it will consist of all the senior representative captains and overseen by the Chairman of Selectors. The movement of players after selection has taken place is at the discretion of the related captains.
Team selections will be posted on the website and via the clubs social media.
Team selection disputes may be raised firstly with the relevant captain, but ultimately with the clubs Chairman of Selectors.
Any disputes, grievances and disciplinary issues will be dealt with by the selection committee. Any appeals will then be heard by the club Chairman and one other main committee member. The Appeals committee decision will be final.
You should be respectful and professional when you have been selected for a specific team – regardless of your own thoughts on the matter. Open discussion about selection criteria and negative conversations is counter-productive and against what the club is trying to achieve. Should you feel aggrieved at a selection decision or have an opinion, please contact the relevant Captain directly or Chairman of Selectors.
If you have made yourself available for selection, you must play where you are selected – whether home or away. The club will not allow players to dictate where they are picked.
Please ensure you have the contact details of the Captain(s), Vice-Captain and the Chairman of Selectors. In the event of a change of availability or to notify the club of your availability, you should contact the officials in the order above,
I.e. call Captain first > Vice > then Chairman of Selectors.
You are expected to inform the club of your availability no later than 5 days ahead of a game. In normal circumstances, your availability will be taken after each league match for the following game. It is not the captain(s) responsibility to seek availability from a player.
If you are not present to provide this information, please only inform a member of the selection committee no later than the Sunday night before the next weekend.
The club understands that situations do change and from time to time your availability may be subject to change due to family / work / injury / emergency commitments. It is your responsibility to communicate this to the club via the channels outlined above.
It is NOT acceptable to cry off on a Friday night or the morning of a game on a whim. Neither is it acceptable to become unavailable after selection if you do not like where you are playing. If either of these situations occurs, it may well affect future selection decisions. If someone becomes unavailable after selection based on the team picked then they will not be considered for selection until that matter is dealt with. This behaviour will be dealt with as a disciplinary matter.
Training & Attendance
All cricketers are expected to attend regular training sessions (work, home-life and fitness permitting) as outlined by the club (please check the website or confirm with a Captain / Vice-captain to confirm when these sessions are running).
The club makes every effort to provide the highest quality facilities available to it for the use of the cricketers. The club also wishes to compete at the highest standard possible. Each cricketer should make every effort to attend training. Repeated missed training will affect selection. If you cannot attend a training session, you must let your Captain or Vice know in advance or as soon as possible.
The club understands not everyone can make training every week, but training is mandatory without a valid reason not to be there. Training is important not just at the start of the season, but all the way through. We cannot afford to drop off our standards at any point in order to pursue success.
The club also expects (where possible as outlined above) cricketers to attend meetings and social events that are created for the cricketers. The club always extends a warm welcome to a player's family & friends.
If you have a complaint with regards to a fellow cricketer (home or away), official, member of the club or supporter please consult a Captain, Vice-Captain or Chairman of Selectors, as soon as possible. They will advise as to how to proceed whether that be mediating or reporting to the club committee or league.
Disciplinary procedures are according to the general membership rules. Playing infringements will be determined initially by the Selection Committee or ultimately by the Club Committee and sanctions imposed accordingly. Matters off the field of play will be dealt with by the main club committee.
Transferring Clubs
Players are free to join or leave the club at any time. Players joining the club are subject to having no debt at the club that they are departing. Alternatively, players wishing to leave Firwood Bootle need to ensure that they leave no debt at the club before asking to be released, if debt exists, then they will be refused release. Debt has to be cleared before transfer can take place.
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The Reality. At least about Apple and Samsung.
I want to punch a guy when he copies from me. But thanks to me being a bit shy and my lack of punching(or beating) power, I have not beaten down anyone yet.
Anyway, take a look back at your childhood.
In every class, there is one intelligent kid who knows a lot, who passes most of the tests with flying colours.
And, there is a kid who copies from him. Whose only/major purpose of sitting with/around the intelligent kid is to copy.
And while I have copied quite a bit in school, I have been in the position of the intelligent kid a lot of times. And every time someone copied from me, I had the bad feeling.
It is just unfair when I do all the hard work, spend time studying and someone just walks away with better results than they deserve.
I have had this feeling throughout my life. And this is the reason I hate Samsung.
Samsung is the kid that copies.
Call it successful marketing or positioning, Apple has always been that intelligent kid. The one who gets almost every shot right.
And Samsung, they are the kid who wants attention and copies to make sure that he gets it.
Those who really connect with their "genius kid" image.
Remember Apple was sinking in 1990s?
It's the cult that has kept the company floating all those years.
And the cult does not consist of people who want Apple as a status symbol. The cult consists of intelligent people, geniuses, the leaders. They connect with the "intelligent kid" image of people.
Ever wondered why artists, musicians and designers tend to use Apple products.
The answer is their intelligent kid image.
I am not an artists, genius or anything remotely close to these but I have had that murderous feeling many times when someone copies from me.
And that is why I hate Samsung. They are the kid who copies, and like all kids who copy, I hate them.


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This was the beginning of Episode 3 of my adventures in working and traveling in Brazil. I hope you find it interesting. I have a total of 38 Episodes that I will setup as soon as I finish my website. So here is a taste of what's it like to visit Brazil.
It's great to be fashionably delayed in Brazil!