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| Yale, West Haven strengthen ties
Lindsay Gellman
Yale, West Haven strengthen ties
Lindsay Gellman 2:31 am, Feb 10, 2010
West Campus may have a new tenant this spring: the administrators of the West Haven public school district.
West Haven's Board of Education is currently talking with Yale administrators about temporarily taking up residence in some of West Campus' vacant office space. If an agreement is reached, the school district's administrators could move from their current headquarters on West Haven's Ogden Street to the old Bayer pharmaceuticals complex in April, said Neil Cavallaro, West Haven's superintendent of schools. As Yale increases its presence in West Haven, the move marks a growing relationship between the city and the University, said West Haven Mayor John Picard.
The move is necessary, Picard said, because the current headquarters is "in terrible shape." Not only is it inaccessible to handicapped persons but it is not carbon efficient, he said.
"The bottom line is they have to get out of there," he said.
The move is also an opportunity for Yale to strengthen its existing relationship with the city of West Haven, said Stephanie Spangler, associate vice president for West Campus planning.
"Over the last couple of years since Yale bought the West Campus, our mayor has worked hard to foster that relationship," Cavallaro said.
West Haven has plans to permanently relocate its school district's headquarters to its city hall but cannot do so until the building is renovated. Though the building is slated to be renovated in the near future, an exact timetable has not been set.
By moving into available office space on West Campus, Cavallaro said West Haven stands to save about $180,000, not taking into account moving expenses. He said even more money might be saved if the Board is able to sell its current building after the move. He estimated that it will cost the district $116,000 to operate at West Campus, $61,000 of which is rent.
Picard said West Haven plans to spend about $4 million on the city hall renovations, adding that the renovation's initial projected cost of $20 million was "grossly exaggerated."
But not everyone in West Haven supports the prospective move.
Opponents, Picard said, want the district's administrators to move into a vacant office building in West Haven that the city does not own. He said some West Haven residents and members of the city's Board of Education oppose the project because most of Yale's West Campus complex is located outside the West Haven district, in Orange, Conn.
But Picard said moving to West Campus makes the most financial sense for the city because the facilities are already wired for administrative offices. He added that he is not concerned that part of the campus is in Orange and the location would not affect the administration's operations.
Since Yale acquired West Campus in 2007 from Bayer Healthcare for $107 million, University officials have worked to strengthen Yale's relationship with West Haven.
"Yale meets with me and our board of education on a regular basis," Picard said. "Programs like the ones they already help us out with can only stand to benefit if we are closer to them."
West Campus is approximately seven miles away from central campus.


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Who won the NASCAR race yesterday? Complete results Sunday race at Indianapolis
The winner of Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race picked up the pieces after multiple cars were torn to bits by the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course.
AJ Allmendinger benefited from two violent wrecks and a spinout in the closing laps to win the Verizon 200 at The Brickyard on Sunday. Almendinger took the lead in double overtime from Denny Hamlin after Hamlin was pushed out of the top spot by Chase Briscoe, who moments earlier was penalized by NASCAR for cutting through the grass after sliding off the course.
The first Cup race on Indy's road course turned into a wreckfest, with the curbing in Turns 5 and 6 the main culprit. Cars had difficulty navigating it and both late pileups started there. Allmendinger weaved through the wreckage both times and kept his car clean for the finish.
Below is more about Allmendinger's win Sunday, plus the complete results of the race.
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Who won the NASCAR race yesterday?
NASCAR veteran AJ Allmendinger captured the Verizon 200 at The Brickyard. The 39-year-old driver won for the second time in 375 Cup starts; his first victory came in 2014 at Watkins Glen. Allmendinger was a full-time Cup driver as recently as 2018 but is now an Xfinity Series regular. Sunday was his fourth Cup start of 2021, all for Kaulig Racing and all on road courses.
Allmendinger qualified eighth for the race but was mid-pack when the first wreck occurred on Lap 78 of the scheduled 82-lap race.
His position improved with the atttrition, and he moved up more spots after the second pileup, which took place in the first OT and again in the 5/6 area.
"Once that chaos started happening, we started getting closer to the front," Allmendinger said in his postrace press conference. "I had a really good restart on the first one. I think we were restarting 17th with eight to go and was able to get to seventh through all that mess and thought, 'All right, now we're at least in shouting distance of it.' Knew a couple of the cars had older tires.
"That second restart, got to third and it's like, 'OK, now we've got a shot at this.'"
Allmendinger had a clear path to victory after Briscoe spun Hamlin out of the lead. Briscoe said he didn't know he had already been penalized when he punted Hamlin off the course. Briscoe thought he was still racing for his first career win. Hamlin was racing for his first win of the season.
MORE: Briscoe costs Hamlin first win of '21
NASCAR results from Indianapolis
AJ Allmendinger drove to victory in the Verizon 200 at The Brickyard, the first NASCAR Cup Series race on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course. Ryan Blaney survived the wrecks for a second-place finish. Kyle Larson, Chase Elliott and Matt DiBenedetto rounded out the top five.
The result had a big effect on the NASCAR Cup playoff race. Allmendinger isn't eligible for the playoffs because he runs full time in the Xfinity Series, so the number of winning Cup drivers this year remains at 13. That means the series will have a maximum of 15 Cup drivers with at least one win. In turn, that means Hamlin clinched a playoff berth Sunday. He can make the playoffs on points alone; he has a 198-point lead on the next-closest bubble driver, Kevin Harvick. Hamlin has now made NASCAR's playoffs 15 times.
Previous race winners Michael McDowell and Aric Almirola also clinched playoff berths Sunday with Allmendinger winning.
Hamlin is still competing for the Cup Series regular-season point championship, which also yields a playoff berth. He fell out of a tie with Kyle Larson with his 23rd-place finish Sunday. Larson leads Hamlin by 22 points with two regular-season races remaining.
The last two playoff berths will be sorted out in those two races. Harvick and Tyler Reddick hold the spots heading into the Aug. 22 race at Michigan International Speedway (3 p.m. ET; NBCSN, TSN, MRN). The regular-season finale is Aug. 28 at Daytona International Speedway.
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Mattia Casse (* 19. Februar 1990 in Moncalieri) ist ein italienischer Skirennläufer. Er startet in allen Disziplinen und wurde 2010 Juniorenweltmeister in der Abfahrt. Sein Vater Alessandro Casse hielt zu Beginn der 1970er-Jahre den Weltrekord im Geschwindigkeitsskifahren.

Biografie
Mattia Casse nahm in der Saison 2005/2006 erstmals an FIS-Rennen teil, erste Starts im Europacup folgten ab 2008. Obwohl er im Europacup zunächst noch keine vorderen Platzierungen vorweisen konnte, kam er in der Saison 2009/2010 bereits in einigen Weltcuprennen zum Einsatz. Bei seinem Weltcupdebüt in der Abfahrt von Bormio am 29. Dezember 2009 verfehlte er als 31. die Punkteränge nur um 16 Hundertstelsekunden. Bei den Juniorenweltmeisterschaften 2010 gewann er die Goldmedaille in der Abfahrt und die Bronzemedaille im Super-G.

In der Saison 2010/11 verbesserten sich Casses Europacupresultate. Er fuhr in neun Rennen unter die schnellsten 15 und erreichte mit Platz drei im Riesenslalom von Oberjoch seinen ersten Podestplatz. Im Weltcup gewann er in seinem elften Rennen, dem Super-G von Hinterstoder am 5. Februar 2011, als 29. die ersten Punkte. Im März 2011 wurde er Italienischer Meister in der Super-Kombination. Sein bisher bestes Weltcupergebnis erzielte er am 12. Februar 2012 mit dem 15. Platz in der Super-Kombination von Krasnaja Poljana. Einen Monat später gewann er in La Thuile erstmals eine Europacup-Abfahrt. Bei seinen ersten Weltmeisterschaften in Sankt Moritz 2017 belegte er in der Abfahrt den 22. Platz und im Super-G den 19. Platz. 2019 bei den Weltmeisterschaften im schwedischen Åre  erreichte er in der Abfahrt den 17., im Super-G den 8. und in der Kombination den 27. Platz.

Mit Platz drei in der Abfahrt von Gröden gelang Casse am 17. Dezember 2022 die erste Weltcup-Podestplatzierung. Den dritten Platz erzielte er auch am 14. Januar 2023 in Wengen.

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Weltmeisterschaften
 St. Moritz 2017: 19. Super-G, 22. Abfahrt
 Åre 2019: 8. Super-G, 17. Abfahrt, 27. Alpine Kombination
 Courchevel/Méribel 2023: 13. Super-G, 20. Abfahrt

Weltcup
 17 Platzierungen unter den besten zehn, davon 3 Podestplätze

Weltcupwertungen

Europacup
 Saison 2011/12: 8. Gesamtwertung, 2. Super-G-Wertung, 6. Abfahrtswertung
 Saison 2013/14: 4. Super-G-Wertung
 Saison 2014/15: 4. Super-G-Wertung
 Saison 2016/17: 5. Super-G-Wertung
 12 Podestplätze, davon 5 Siege:

Juniorenweltmeisterschaften
 Garmisch-Partenkirchen 2009: 9. Riesenslalom, 21. Super-G, 22. Abfahrt
 Mont Blanc 2010: 1. Abfahrt, 3. Super-G, 6. Slalom

Weitere Erfolge
 2 italienische Meistertitel (Kombination 2011, Super-G 2016)
 10 Siege in FIS-Rennen

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Italienischer Meister (Ski Alpin)
Teilnehmer einer Alpinen Skiweltmeisterschaft
Italiener
Geboren 1990
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Arsenal fans unrealistic to expect Stan Kroenke to pump in billions
Last week Stoke City announced £30.1m pre-tax losses for the 2017/18 season. When you consider that they received £98.8m in TV money for that season, to lose £30.1m is huge mismanagement.
Due to the huge TV deals, football (in the top flight at least) is in an era where clubs no longer make huge losses. That they tend to spend within their needs, and turn over a profit.
In 2016/17, Stoke City made a £5m profit, to then turn that into a £30m loss shows how much they overspent in an attempt to remain in the Premier League.
Why clubs are still willing to get themselves hugely into debt, chasing what they deem to be success, it beyond me.
Whether that success is winning the Premier League or remaining in the Premier League, surely clubs have learnt their lessons from the likes of Portsmouth and Leeds?
That whilst getting yourself into debt might help you to be a success in the short term, it is detrimental to the long term stability of the club.
The fact that in 2016/17, 19 of the 20 clubs made a profit showed that every club was spending within their means, and not getting into huge debt chasing the golden egg. Stoke City getting into huge debt in 2017/18 is just silly.
Only really Manchester City in the Premier League are racking up huge debts – but these are being covered by the owners who have recently been exposed for flouting FFP rules and pumping in £2.7bn.
I bring up the situation with Stoke City as some Arsenal fans have consistently called for Stan Kroenke to put his hand into his own pocket, and finance Arsenal to success.
The truth is that Kroenke is not rich enough to finance us to success, and the only way he could do it is to take out loans against the club to free up cash.
Reality is, Manchester City and PSG are the only two top level clubs who are being bankrolled by owners. Every other club – from Real Madrid to Bayern Munich, Manchester United to Juventus, Borussia Dortmund to Barcelona – operate a self sufficient model. They spend what they bring in.
Now some of these clubs might have some dodgy account, be in huge debt, and have flouted EU state funding rules, but for long term success and stability of your club, the aim is to generate and spend your own money.
Arsenal have ran a self sufficient model for as long as I can remember.
The move to the Emirates was part of this. To increase income from gate receipts to close the gap on those clubs at the top who had 60,000+ stadiums.
By promoting Sven Mislintat to Technical Director shows that we plan to continue this self sufficient model.
Intelligent recruitment, exceptional coaching and solid commercial deals are the key to success for almost every club across Europe. Not just sling a load of money at something and hope it works.
Expecting an owner to bankroll you to success is unrealistic. It is a rarity.
Some have pointed to Liverpool recently, but their owners are no different to what Stan Kroenke is doing at Arsenal. Liverpool spend what they bring in, the owners put in nothing.
Overt he last 5 years, Liverpool have spent nearly £200m more than Arsenal in the transfer market. But this additional income has not come from the owners, it also has not come from better commercial deals – both clubs have similar revenue prior to player transactions.
The extra £200m comes from better recruitment over a period of time.
In recent years, Liverpool have bought better than Arsenal. they have also sold better. Think Coutinho. signed for less than £10million, sold for over £100million.
By buying low and selling high, you can continue spending big to improve the squad. And it is the selling that is important.
Over that last 5 years, Arsenal have sold very poor.
A mixture of having some average players on high wages has resulted in us having to accept low transfer deals from other sides just to get the wages off the book. Overpaying some poor players was a huge part of Arsene Wenger's downfall.
Liverpool have generated nearly £250m more in player sales than Arsenal in the last 5 years. This means that whilst they have spent nearly £200m more gross than Arsenal, their net spend is over £40m less.
Rough figures but net spend in the last 5 years:
Arsenal: £255m
Liverpool: £211m
This against a total expenditure of:
There higher expenditure has come due to generating nearly £250m in sales
— Keenos (@KeenosAFC) November 15, 2018
Improving recruitment and pay structure are two key reasons why Mislintat and Huss Fahmy were appointed and, more recently, promoted.
But Stan Kroenke is worth $8.5bn, he has enough money to bankroll us to success i have seen some claim.
This shows a lack of awareness of people between net worth and available income.
Net worth is the total value of all your assets. Cash, property, shares, businesses, and more, minus what you owe. Theoretically, your net worth is what you would have in cash if you sold every significant possession and paid off all of your debts. You can have a high net worth but have no cash in the bank.
Think of things on a smaller level.
You can have an ordinary man living in London, owning a house and a car, have a pension and own a few shares. Lets say his house is worth £450,000, he owes £150,000 on his mortgage. He recently bought a 2nd hand car for £6,000 and has £25,000 in savings. He has no other debts, credit cards or finance. He would have a net worth of £331,000.
But in his current account, for his day to day spending, he has just £178 – he does not get paid until month end.
What this means is today, if he decides to pay for a holiday, lets say Antigua in the new year, he does not have the cash to pay for it. If he wishes to pay for that holiday, he needs to get into debt. whether it is pay on a credit card or take out a loan.
Say he also wants to get his kitchen done. It will cost around £10,000. For that he might need to go to the bank, release some equity in his house, increase his mortgage.
He might have a net worth of £331,000, but he would need loans and mortgages to pay for holidays and his kitchen.
Kroenke is no different to the ordinary man, he just has a bigger net worth.
He does not have £2.7bn sitting in a bank account, ready to splash on Arsenal.
To buy out Alisher Usmanov, he took out a £550m loan. He was able to get a loan of that size due to his net worth, basically leveraging the debt against his current assets.
Remember the theory above? if he sold all his assets, he would be able to pay off all his debts.
Kroenke has another well known loan also outstanding.
Earlier this year, he and his wife, Ann Walton Kroenke (heiress to the Walmart fortune) took out a $2.25 billion loan for the construction of the LA Rams new new Inglewood stadium.
He still has a net worth of $8.5bn, and his wife $6.8bn, so the eye watering loan is easily manageable. The loan is 14.70% of their net worth. The equivalent of the ordinary man we described above (who has a £310,00 net worth) taking out an additional £45,500 mortgage on his house.
This highlights the cash flow of billionaires.
Kroenke did not have $2.25bn to finance the stadium just sitting around. Nor did he have the £500m+ for the rest of the Arsenal buy out. His finances were tied up in other business. Arsenal, the LA Rams, other sporting interests, working ranches and a huge property portfolio.
Do people really expect him to liquidate a billion pounds worth of assets to free up cash to spend on Arsenal?
The other option could be that he could take out another huge loan, and this brings us back round to Stoke City.
Kroenke's loan to buy Arsenal was taken out by his English subsidiary KSE UK inc. The only tangible asset is Arsenal Football Club Holdings. The loan was not directly taken against Arsenal, it is against the company that owns the club.
The £600m Kroenke spent buying the whole of the club valued the Gunners at £1.8bn. It is safe to say then that KSE UK inc is also worth around the £1.8bn mark.
However KSE UK inc owes the £550m loan. This would leave the company with a net worth of £1.25bn.
If Kroenke was to do what fans want, and spend £1bn spread over an extended period, he would basically have to take out further loans through KSE UK inc. With Arsenal being the main asset of the group, it would be a loan against Arsenal in everything by name.
So what fans want is for Kroenke to take a £1bn loan against Arsenal to chase success.
This is terrifying.
The loan would be used to cover huge outgoings by the club. Transfer fees, wages. Basically Arsenal would run at huge losses chasing the title, using the money from the loan to cover those loses.
But at some point the KSE UK inc and therefore the club will need to start paying back that loan.
In 2003 Arsenal secured a £260 million loan to finance the stadium. This was due to be paid back over 25 years.
What some fans are calling for is a nearly 4 times that amount. What they do not seem to be concerned about is how the club will pay back that loan, and how long it will take,
If a £1bn loan was taken out, and the money spent over a 10 year period, it could take 50 years to pay back. So we are sacrificing our long term future for short term success. Adults demanding that Kroenke finance Arsenal to the title now, at the risk of the club not winning league titles for their children and grand children's time. How selfish is that?
And what happens if the TV bubble bursts, or Arsenal struggle for a few years in mid table, or good forbid get relegated. Arsenal would be stuck with a £1bn loan, a business model making huge losses every year, and no way to pay it back.
And £1bn over 10 years old not guarantee any success. Manchester City owners have spent £2.7bn over that period!
Anyone that thinks Stan Kroenke has the means to finance Arsenal the way Sheikh Mansoor finances Manchester City is clearly uneducated and do not understand business and net worth.
And anyone that is happy with the club taking out a £1bn loan to chase success is selfish.
Arsenal need to concentrate on replicating what Manchester United have done. Increase spending by increasing revenue.
During the stadium build, it was often said we were look towards Bayern Munich as how to run a club. That still stands.
A strong academy, good recruitment, quality coaching, solid commercial revenue.
This is how Arsenal not only return to title challengers, but ensure we are up their for future generations.
High spending over a short period is boom and bust. It leads to Stoke City, to Leeds United, to Portsmouth.
Back the club, back the new management team, and understand how finances work.
The club are moving forward. They are in a good place. There are improvements that can be made, and these are happening.
We might not be buying our way to success, but only Manchester City and PSG are currently doing that.
For long term stability, long term success, we need to do it the right way, not the easy way.
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Charles Charlie Charles November 24, 2018 at 8:43 am
I remember back in the 70's,80's and 90's, how I used to go along and watch my local and very unfashionable football club play on a Saturday afternoon and cheer on a bunch of blokes who were not that different to me.
They earned more than I did, but they only had five or ten years to earn their money before they retired and bought a pub to run.
I could get into the ground on the day for a couple of pints of beer worth of money and stand with my mates down behind the goal and spend the next couple of hours singing myself hoarse as we either won, drew or very frequently lost our latest match. It didn't seem to matter which result we got, we all sang together until the final whistle.
We didn't expect league titles or FA Cups, we didn't single out our own players and boo them off the pitch when the result didn't go the way we wanted it to.
They were our team, our lads. Sometimes you'd see them in the street or in the pub. They bled Red just as we did. They fought with every sinew for every point.
Today?
Today we have a generation of new "global" supporters born into the era of the invincibles. A team which was going to re-write football history by winning everything every year.
Our supporters have become a trendy alternative to being a plastic Manchester United fan. And what plastic fans demand is two or three trophies a year so that they can brag to their mates about how they support a winning team.
I love the Arsenal with all of my heart, but that is a love borne out of years of watching mid table mediocrity with the odd FA Cup or League title win thrown in (which is many times more than your average and passionate Exeter City or Blackpool Town supporter will ever hope to see).
Where am I going with this? To me, it's pretty obvious. If you expect everything, unless you get everything, you will never be happy.
I've never expected anything from my Arsenal.
COYG
eduardo792 November 24, 2018 at 9:54 am
so we can expect Arsenal to, if we follow the LFC example, in the next five years sell the likes of Guendouzi, Nelson, Smith-Rowe and more for massive fees, and spend a chunk of it on new players.
jod November 24, 2018 at 10:35 am
Situation is actually a bit more complicated. Yes only City and PSG look to ignore the FFP rules and pump money in. But not all owners are looking at a revenue neutral model. Americans in particular see sport as a business and in any business you are looking to make a profit. So Kroenke is actually looking to take money out. A big weakness at Arsenal has been player development, particularly if you compare them to Spurs who have developed a squad they could never have bought as the finished products. If you want your money to go further you need to sign players you can make better players and bring others through the youth system. Longer term I'm sure its something the new manager will be looking at.


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Review of the London Stage Database
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Fiona Ritchie is Associate Professor of Drama and Theatre in the Department of English at McGill University, Montreal, Canada. Her research and teaching focus on the intersections of gender and theatre history. She is the author of Women and Shakespeare in the Eighteenth Century (Cambridge University Press, 2014) and the co-editor (with Peter Sabor) of Shakespeare in the Eighteenth Century (Cambridge University Press, 2012).
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Ritchie, Fiona (2020) "Review of the London Stage Database," ABO: Interactive Journal for Women in the Arts, 1640-1830: Vol.10: Iss.2, Article 3.
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From runaways in Milan to military fields, Mr. Chadi Hage Ali has taken a detour into the Feminine hygiene with Faytex Sanitary. Today, he opens up to me about his family, career and passion for life.
NY: What's the story behind your business choice (with specific reference to Faytex Sanitary pad)?
CHA: I came into the business as someone who saw the future of the girls and women in Ghana as one of crucial importance. If those that were going to bring forth future leaders and caring for the lives of those individuals were not in a healthy state or in the capacity of handing down crucial knowledge to their children, the future was going to be a bleak one. Much too often, information that we feel everyone knows is unfortunately far from common. The founder of the company, Mrs Sarah Galloway, my mother, set out to provide each and every woman with access to a safe and affordable sanitary pad. This was initiated over 40 years ago and as such Faytex has become a household name. I naturally transitioned into being a torch bearer for such a crucial cause. The health of our girls and women should never be underestimated as a priority.
NY: How long has Faytex Sanitary been in existence? And how many countries can the product be found?
CHA: The company Fay International Ltd, manufacturers of Faytex, has been in existence since 1989. It's generally found all over Ghana and can also be found in our neighboring countries directly from the company. Independent stockists may also buy to supply in surrounding countries.
NY: [Smiles] that's very impressive…
CHA: Thank you
NY: Being a Man in a field which focuses on women, what are you doing or have done differently to make your Faytex brand stand out?
CHA: Being a man in a field which is not a typical one that comes to mind when thinking of men in their respective fields [almost giggling] has presented me with a new set of eyes so to speak. What I do differently is engage all genders to understand the importance of providing healthy alternatives to our female counterparts. I say all genders because it is crucial for men to understand the importance of a menstrual cycle and more so the positive health that a woman must have to ensure not only a vibrant and joyful life but also a happy household.
NY: Aside from generating wealth and introducing new initiatives, how has your job added value to your life?
CHA: I see more closely the challenges which women face daily and monthly and I have learnt to appreciate the struggle of our women and also the privilege that we as men enjoy without recognizing it as such.
NY: I've only known you as Chadi… what's your full name and where do you originally hail from?
CHA: Aha! you're right [eyeslightensup, sits upright] My name is Chadi Hage-Ali and I am 1/4 Ghanaian 1/4 Scottish from my mother and French Lebanese from my father.
NY: Who was Chadi before the business?
CHA: Chadi I can say was and is to some extent an adventurous soul. I have been on the catwalks in Milan and have also served in the army as a decorated officer and generally someone who has a zest for life. I have also recently found a passion for gardening. One who loves travelling and experiencing new things. My thoughts are we never cease to learn and each moment can provide us with a wonderful lesson if we are so inclined to pay attention.
NY: Is your family supportive of your business choice?
CHA: My family is a major part of my business choice and as such we all support each other in making a positive change on the lives of women and girls in Ghana.
NY: What was your very first career ambition as a child?
CHA: As a child, I wanted to be a scientist as I love chemistry. As time went on, choices changed and as such ended up as a business owner in the medical devices field. However, a zest for life has always been at the fore of my being and passions.
NY: Tell us about your Cocoshi Brand and the latest "Revive oil essentials" you have on the market and their composition?
CHA: CocoShi is a Made in Ghana cosmetic line which uses only natural elements. In Ghana, we are blessed in an abundance of healthy natural resources. Our core ingredients are shea butter, coconut, shea and baobab oils. Revive beard oil is also a product in our line which has a lot of positive reviews. The composition is a precise mix of shea and baobab oils specifically proportioned and combined with natural essential oils that care for and condition the hair. It cannot be claimed as a miracle grow as no such product exists otherwise, I would have claimed a cure for baldness and that would make me have a full head of hair. Which isn't the case lol. All in all, our users are very pleased with all our products from body butters to skin oils.
NY: What accomplishment are you most proud of?
CHA: I'm most proud of seeing my niece and nephew grow up to be done young humans. There are many things in life that one can be happy with but for me, it goes to something more than materialism. It is about leaving a positive mark in this life and a legacy.
NY: What motivates you to do what you do?
CHA: I am motivated by my upbringing. I have always been made to see the benefit that one can create by critical thinking, keeping ego checked and realizing that we as humans are no better than anyone else. And the greatest lesson of all is that love transcends everything.
NY: You've been interviewed so many times, obviously – What's the one question you wished someone would have asked you, but never did? And what would be your response to that question?
CHA: Hmmm…I would like to be asked if there was one thing I could do every day what would it be. My answer would be to be able to live life in hindsight. We all wish we were able to see things before we did them, and then say if only this or that. With hindsight as a permanent view, a lot of hurt or mistakes would have been avoided. And in turn, a lot of joy and happiness would have been created.
NY: Thanks for speaking to me Chadi.
CHA: The pleasure is all mine!
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Ridley Scott is one of the most proficient filmmakers currently working in cinema, as he has somehow managed to direct and produce five films since 2012. But even though Alien: Covenant will mark his 24th movie, the British director insists that he wishes he could have made umpteen more. In fact, Ridley Scott finds it extremely frustrating that while he can only make one film a year, actors can just jump in and star in four. Sir Ridley Scott recently declared:
It drives me crazy that an actor can do four movies in a year and I can't. I was saying that to Michael Fassbender.
Ridley Scott shouldn't be so hard on himself, though, as he has managed to rack up a tremendous body of work during this time, which has included some of the finest films ever made. Ridley Scott is particularly efficient when it comes to knocking out his films. In fact, during the same interview with The Guardian, the director broke down how he was able to get Alien: Covenant made in a preposterously short amount of time, as well as doing so at a relatively cheap cost.
Ridley Scott explained that while a film of the size and scale of Alien: Covenant should have taken 100 days to shoot, he was actually able to do so in 74. Also, rather than spending somewhere between $180 million and $260 million on the film, they were able to shoot Alien: Covenant for $111 million. Ridley Scott had some rather harsh words for any director that spends around $250 million on a movie, too, as he remarked:
When you're spending $250m on a movie, you should have been fired a year ago.
But while Ridley Scott is particularly tireless when it comes to stepping behind the camera, Michael Fassbender's schedule in front of it is just as hectic. In 2015, he appeared in three films (Slow West, Macbeth and Steve Jobs), in 2016 he went one step further and popped up in four (X-Men: Apocalypse, The Light Between Oceans, Trespass Against Us and Assassin's Creed), while by the end of 2017 he will have starred in Song To Song, The Snowman and Alien: Covenant. You can take a look at the trailer for Alien: Covenant, which actually marks the third time that Fassbender has collaborated with Ridley Scott, below.
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The UFO Mystery
T he actual cause of that total Northeast electrical blackout of 1965 of what was supposed to be a completely "fail-safe" grid has never been satisfactorily explained. The explanations that have been given have the appearance of a cover-up. Shortly after that, there were widespread and suspicious power outages in Wyoming, Utah, Nebraska, Colorado, New Mexico, Minnesota and Texas, as well as abroad in Italy, Peru, England, Finland, the Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, Argentina and Mexico. (Aliens from Space © 1973 by Major Donald E. Keyhoe (USMC) Ret.)
There have been persistent reports of radio contact with UFOs and claims that such contact is fairly common. While a few scientists are giving public thought to using expensive equipment to communicate with remove stellar systems, it might be that ham operators and teenagers with cheap walki-talkies are accomplishing essentially the same thing much closer to home. There are even claims that ordinary radios have received UFO communication - when the power switches were off!
Some of these alleged UFO communications might be hoaxes, but using the airwaves for such hoaxes seems too serious an offense for a ham operator to risk losing his license over. In January of 1954, people throughout the Mid-West heard a strange voice on their radios, some of which were turned off. "I wish no one to be afraid," the voice warned, "although I speak from outer space. But if you do not stop preparations for war, you will be destroyed." A similar message was picked up in London. (UFO Report, Winter 1975, article by John A. Keel)
On August 3, 1958, having been previously tipped off by contactees, ham operators throughout the U. S. reported picking up something strange on the 75 meter international band. One ham called it, "the most powerful signal ever picked up." It lasted for two and a half hours and was repeated in English, German, Norwegian and the spokesman's own language that listeners described as a "musical gibberish." Listeners had time to call friends and neighbors, even in other states. It was the same message that preparation for nuclear war would lead mankind to disaster. Several weeks later, the U. S. fired a series of high altitude nuclear devices over the Pacific. (UFO Report, Winter 1975, article by John A. Keel)
Sometimes while UFOs are being seen in an area, a rapid fire gibberish that sounds like a speeded up recording can also be picked up at very low frequencies. Americans and Russians have ultra expensive and ultra secret equipment operating at those frequencies, allegedly to communicate with submarines. Some independent researchers wonder if they might be designed either primarily or secondarily to intercept more exotic messages.
Another aspect of the UFO phenomena is the contactee, those who claim to have seen UFO occupants, or to have communicated telepathically with them, or to have been aboard their ships. What is their story? What kind of creatures do they claim to have met? As a rule, they are represented as shy, retiring, non-violent folks who scramble aboard and take off like a flash as soon as they have been observed sampling the soil, water, plant life, or garden produce. this type tends to be somewhat elfin, four feet tall or less, in metallic jumpers and sometimes helmeted. They appear very strong, wiry and tough enough that being bowled over by a shotgun blast does not seem to seriously hurt them.
Some are said to be tall, with high foreheads, intellects and principles. Others look and act so normal and nonchalant they could easily pass for a neighbor living across town - as some contactees claim they often are. Or others might be a mixture of those types aboard a ship.
What appears to be a universal characteristic among them, or at least among their contactees, is an equality of sex. the pilot is as likely to be a woman as a man, some of which are said to be extremely attractive, and none have been described as downright ugly. On the other hand, people have apparently been terrified by monsters accompanying UFOs, large, horrible, and even horribly smelling apparitions that sometimes send the dogs yowling home to cower under the bed for a few days.
Wherever there's a real communication, the message seems to be the same. They are peaceful people from up in the sky somewhere, are concerned about our destructiveness, and almost invariably about our nuclear capabilities. Apparently they all think that's something we can't handle. Nor, apparently, can all contactees handle their UFO experiences, since some seem to have sizable blocks of time unaccountably missing from their memories. It is claimed that under hypnosis and other techniques, it has been shown these persons were taken aboard UFOs and subjected to intense, but gentle physical examination. (The Interrupted Journey © 1966 by John A. Fuller.)
Sometimes contacts with UFOs, or even seeing them, has been a severely upsetting experience leading to emotional distress, inability to hold a job, or a family, even to premature deterioration and death. A few contactees are apparently elated by their alleged meetings with extraterrestrials. At least as many and probably more have found their contacts profoundly disturbing. For better or for worse, it seems to be a watershed type of experience from which one is never the same afterward. One's inward orientation is altered, maybe discovered, by just as likely lost.
One of the more bizarre aspects of all this is the so-called MIB syndrome (Men In Black). Some private UFO investigators who feel they might have gotten too close to the heart of the thing claim they have been shadowed, or interviewed, or threatened by some mysterious Men In Black who come and go in big black Buicks, or Chryslers, or Cads without lights or license plates under the most disconcerting circumstances. Whether these visitors represent UFOs, or the Air Force, or the CIA, or are even more immediate emissaries of hell, has never been made perfectly clear to the public. (They Knew Too Much About Flying Saucers © 1956 by Gray Barker and Saucer News, Fall-Winter 1968-69.)
The easiest assumption is that those characters are CIA undercover agents at work in their dirty trick category. If so, they can at least be credited with a morbid sense of humor. There are times, however, when the threats get too internal and psychic for that explanation to adequately cover the circumstances. That is, unless the CIA knows how to effectively stick pins in dolls. It could well be that all of the parties interested in UFOs - heaven, earth and hell - find MIBs occasionally useful.
These and other phenomena surrounding UFOs and cattle mutilations, are distinctly uncanny and otherworldly. They tell us that whoever goes here must skate quickly over very thin ice and be prepared at any time to start swimming in some very chilling water. What these things are all designed to do, in essence, is supply a powerful impetus toward judgment - an explication and analysis of what's primarily inside us and really makes us go. The important and really determinate thing is not what's "out there." It's what's "In here" that is ultimately rewarding or terrifying.
Nothing appears more evident or more frustrating to UFO buffs than the fact that information on the subject is being distorted and concealed, not only in the U. S. and Russia, but by authorities the world over. This, of course, is vigorously denied. Also it seems impossible to pinpoint the source of this censorship, if it exists, or to agree on the reasons for it.
There's the old saw that the public would panic if they discovered the earth was under surveillance by aliens from outer space. That's ridiculous in view of the fact that a large and vocal part of the population believes that any way and a great majority of the people strongly suspect it. That argument can't hold water with anyone who has the least faith in the democratic processes or believes that the people have the right to know and to make their own decisions and are also capable of doing that.
Many UFO sightings are profoundly, even shockingly, convincing. There are instances on record of that happening to generals, admirals, congressmen, senators, and cabinet members. When people of that rank look to the Air Force for an explanation only to discover that their so-called investigation is really nothing but a flim flam, a whitewash, and way of explaining reports away by making them appear ridiculous, they have been known to hit the ceiling. Nevertheless, it's interesting to notice that nothing ever comes of that. There's no public breast-beating or congressional probe that really blows the lid off the thing. Why?
Admittedly those who are in a position to oversee all U. S. intelligence and know in detail the purpose and results of any secret study or installation, know a lot more than the rest of us know. Why, for example, are all military personnel shut up, sworn to secrecy and threatened if they talk about UFO activity they might have seen? It's an open secret that fighters pursue and try to down UFOs, that several have crashed and others have disappeared completely from the radar screens monitoring the interception with no trace of them being found. These are secrets that military security keeps out of the news. (UFO Report, Winter 1975, article by Stanton T. Friedman.)
Until the late 1960s, the Air Force maintained Project Blue Book to receive and investigate all UFO reports. It was a pitiful operation, manned by a few harassed junior officers and non-coms, with a basic questionnaire that was "amateurish, almost cleverly designed in certain cases to get the wrong answer and lose track of the facts." (Congressional Record, July 29, 1968, testimony by Dr. Donald H. Menzel.) It's obvious now that Project Blue Book was only a cover. For most of its life, it was probably an unwitting cover. That, of course, is by far the best kind.
Many of the people most interested in UFOs, for example NICAP (national Investigations Committee for Aerial Phenomena), the best known and most respected of the private investigative groups, headed by Major Donald E. Keyhoe (USMC Ret.) a prolific writer on the subject, seem to have something of a vendetta with the Air Force. Or more accurately, it might be with the CIA for the constant whitewashing, stonewalling and subversion of all accurate public knowledge on the subject. There's more to it than that, however. So we'd do well to be more sympathetic to Air Force Intelligence and try to understand the difficulties of their point of view.
Major Keyhoe, with numerous high level military and Washington contacts, reports that it is the "CIA's belief that the public can never be prepared," for the truth about UFOs. "But accepting such a hopeless attitude is a grave mistake." He also goes on to say that: "At first, it might seem too difficult for our world to accept alien beings - even if they are similar to us. But continuing to mislead the public will only increase the problems, leaving our people unprepared for any landings and contacts." (Aliens from Space © 1973 by Major Donald E. Keyhoe (USMC) Ret.)
Before joining in such a blanket condemnation of the USAF and the CIA, we should consider that the highest intelligence services have access to far more factual information than anyone else has, things that Major Keyhoe and his like minded critics don't know. We must assume that they have learned from hard factual evidence that the truth is such that the general public can never be prepared for it, and that the situation is in fact that hopeless, that UFOs represent the ultimate force, the armies of heaven, the heavenly hosts. And their purpose for coming here is to administer the ultimate poison to the powers of this present world and terminate this planet as a place for human habitation.
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This official CCMA event got its start in Saskatoon in 2012. Since then, the CCMA has taken it to Edmonton as a cabaret, Halifax as a kitchen party and London as a street party – but there's no denying that in Saskatoon the country music fans really know how to celebrate. Join us and the impressive acts below as we kick-off the weekend of PotashCorp Country Music Week with a party that's not to be missed!
The star-studded 2017 CCMA Rock'n Country Cabaret, taking place at Saskatoon's Prairieland Park, will feature SCMA Award winners Brody Siebert, Tenille Arts and The Johner Brothers. Also taking the stage is multiple 2017 CCMA Award nominee, Meghan Patrick. Fan-favourites Jason Blaine and The Road Hammers will perform as part of the cabaret line-up, as will powerhouses and CCMA Award winners Tim Hicks and Chad Brownlee. Don't miss the chance to be a part of this epic night!
Tickets are $30.00 each (plus fees) and will be available via Prairieland Park (online, in-person at the Prairieland Park Box Office and by phone at 1-888-931-9333). Tickets will also be available at the door for $40.00 each (plus fees).
Media interested in radio interviews with artists announced to perform on the CCMA Rock'n Country Cabaret can contact Jess Seguire at jess@penelopepr.com or 613-921-2314.
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When Prohibition Works
What the government's successful clampdown on Quaaludes can teach us about gun control.
by Alex Pareene via Splinter on February 15, 2018
The way to end American consumption of Quaaludes was to ban their manufacture. The American government did so, and strong-armed nearly every other government into doing so as well. It worked. Some minuscule number of Americans still manage to get their hands on them, or pills claiming to be them, from the one or two countries that still do manufacture them. But they are mostly gone.
Methamphetamines, as it happens, only remain common because the pharmaceutical industry successfully beat back the government's attempt to do something similar to ephedrine and pseudoephedrine, which are still produced in great quantities, completely legally, by drug companies. Enforcement has focused, instead, mainly on attacking and regulating the importation and sale of those drugs, with predictable whack-a-mole results.
Which brings us to guns.
You cannot grow an AR-15 in your shed or make it in your bathtub. You cannot build one at home with commonly available materials. Even the technologies that make it "easy" to manufacture guns at home—like the "Ghost Gunner," a machine that advertises home gun creation—rely, like meth labs, on the easy availability of all the component parts of the gun—the fact that all the pieces that make up an AR-15 aren't banned. (You have to buy a thing that is "80 percent" of the gun's "lower receiver," which the machine cuts down, and then you go to the gun store to buy the "upper receiver." You are still just legally buying a gun.)
Rifles are much more like Quaaludes than they are like cannabis or heroin. In other words, it would be easy for the U.S. government to ban them, if it really wanted to.
One set of arguments against gun control measures—one of the supposedly "serious" ones, made not by ghouls shrieking about "liberty" but by sober-minded "researchers" and "experts"—is that meaningful gun control is simply impossible. The truths of this argument—we do already have far too many guns, everywhere, all over the country, and collecting and disposing of every single one of them would be a gargantuan, potentially tyrannical endeavor for any government—help disguise the more tenuous foundations.
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Every story has to have a beginning, right? So here is mine.
My name is Sarah, I am 21 this June and my life needs to change.
My entire life I have been, as I am sure you all have been, fed different data, information and ideas on how to live, who to be and what life is all about.
I was unconsciously taught that to be happy you needed a partner to complete you, you needed material things to fulfill you, and an "image" to get people to like you. I am sure this isn't what my parents wanted for me, just like I like to assume this isn't what your parents wanted for you either.
I am here now to document my struggle to break my mind free of these past thoughts and teachings and, hopefully, to inspire even just one person to do the same.
I want to be happy, truly happy. And I want the same for you. So, let's rise up and fight for ourselves, for our ideas, and our beliefs.
Challenge everything and think for yourself.
That being said, this blog will cover a wide range of things from my desire to be healthier (formally my desire to be "skinny"), to my dream of leading a creative fulfilling life and a million more things in between.
I hope everyone finds what they are looking for and may be more. Also, please feel free to leave me comments and suggestions. I would love to hear from you.


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Het parabolische landhuis aan de Beetslaan 48 is een villa en rijksmonument in de wijk Pekingpark van Baarn in de provincie Utrecht. Het gebouw staat aan de Nicolaas Beetslaan. Aan de zijkant is het rieten dak doorgetrokken tot aan de begane grond.

De opdrachtgeefster was in Afrika geweest en wilde een op een Afrikaanse zoeloehut gebaseerde woning in Baarn laten bouwen. Het werd gebouwd door aannemer Zwart die het zijn eigen dochter als huwelijksgeschenk wilde geven. Zijn vrouw en hij hadden op een van hun reizen Zoeloehutten in Afrika bekeken. De ronde hutten sloten aan op de expressionistische bouwstijl van architect Van Wamelen uit Leusden. De architect ontwierp soortgelijke (Frisia)-woningen in Amersfoort. Het grote dak van rijksmonument Walter Maas Huis in Bilthoven heeft het uiterlijk van dit huis aan de Beetslaan. Niet alleen het huis is rond, ook de boekenmolen en het werkblad in de studeerkamer. Het rieten dak wordt op enkele plaatsen doorbroken door rijen dakvensters. Het dak eindigt in een ronde schoorsteen.

Zie ook
 Lijst van rijksmonumenten in Baarn

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on-demand fleet: moovel Group and SSB AG plan an additional mobility service for the Stuttgart local public transport network
The moovel Group and the Stuttgarter Straßenbahnen AG (SSB) will be piloting a new mobility service in Stuttgart, which customers can book flexibly and on demand.
New moovel lab project – "Who Wants to Be a Self-Driving Car"
See the world through the eyes of an autonomous vehicle – the new moovel lab "Who Wants to Be a Self-Driving Car" project makes this possible.
"The Mobility Space Report: What the Street!?": new moovel lab project visualizes mobility in international metropolises
The moovel lab today announced its "Mobility Space Report: What the Street!?" project, which uses an interactive online platform to visualize the distribution of mobility spaces in cities.
Award-winning moovel lab project: "Roads to Rome" has been acknowledged with three prizes
The moovel lab "Roads to Rome" project was presented with the "Kantar Information is Beautiful Award" in London yesterday.


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Android Q vs iOS 13: Which OS Will Rule the Mobile World?
By James Tredwell on August 20, 2019
Android and iOS are the most popular operating system for mobile devices. Both have their own set of consumers, many debates break out in the technical world regarding which one is better. However, both have a different set of features that make them diverse in operation. In search of the best answers, we have mentioned in this blog which outperforms the other in the league.
In 2019, Apple introduced iOS 13 while Google introduced Android Q. So, we as a human compared the two OS.
Android Q Features
It is the Operating system that makes a device functional, without OS phone is a piece of plastic, metal, and glass. But, there's no stopping of the advancement in technology. If the devices are getting an upgrade, the software requires an upgrade as well.
After the official announcement of Samsung foldable phones, Google decided to develop the OS supporting foldable phones in the future. Support for big screens and foldable UI devices is one of the best features of Android Q. This has completely changed the development of dynamic, scalable apps that operate in multi-window mode.
Multi-Resume
Android Q support multi-resume functionality, which will allow multiple apps to operate simultaneously, without stopping. Yes, there were different modes earlier like split-screen, freeform and picture-in-picture. But, all features were applicable only on the app in the resumed state. While instructions from Google are offered for the multi-window, but android app development company hardly followed the recommendations. This leads to crashing of the apps in the paused state. This was a huge drawback, which has been resolved. With Android Q, an upgraded Split Screen is provided, which allow apps to run in the background normally.
Pixel Presence
Earlier, Smart Locks were only available for the Pixel devices. But with Android Q OS, this feature is available in all Android gadgets, in a new tag named 'Pixel Presence.' Smart Lock functionality offers frictionless and quick unlocking when the mobile device.
Gets in contact with the user's body.
Present in the trusted location.
Identify user's face and voice.
The Bluetooth device they identify.
This is actually the biggest discussion of the OS industry. There's a new Dark Theme available in Android Q, which all menus, buttons, fonts, notification panels can have in addition to the Android system UI. It makes the UI more engaging and smooth on the eyes. Apart from that, other benefits are as follows:
Lower power consumption.
Users having low vision can enjoy dark theme visibility.
The device is easy to access in a low-light environment.
Steps to enable Dark Theme in Android Q:
Setting -> Display -> Theme -> Select Dark Theme
Once enabled, it can be selected from the notification section.
Pixel phones enable Dark theme when battery saver mode is on.
iOS 13 Features
Photos App
With the introduction of iOS 13 by Apple, the Photos app gets a complete makeover, allowing users to customize their whole photo library while highlighting the time, day, month, and year. This photo editing tool has a user-friendly interface having multiple functionalities and improve photos using noise reduction, brilliance, shadows, highlight, and contrast. With it, photo editing has become intelligent.
Reminders from Apple is now more improved and intelligent! It can suggest different ways to build reminders and edit, organize and keep a record of them, as well. It comes with a quick toolbar enabling users to simply add time, date, location, attachments and flags with simplicity. Reminders feature has been integrated with Messages so that other users can easily be tagged. This is a great revamp, earlier it was complicated to make use of Reminders. The interface is now simple to access with reminder lists as well as smart filtering options.
Location Data Limits
Controls for New location services have been introduced in iOS 13 to restrict data sharing with the applications. Users now get additional choices to share location data with apps. This contains a brand new location option using which users will provide access to the apps to view location just one time. In addition, Apple iOS 13 will provide information when the apps running in the background use location information. This is an important attempt to secure the user's privacy and acts as an extra barrier with an Apple feature.
Like in Android OS, the Dark Mode in Apple also provides a wonderful, and dramatic look. A reason why the developer and user are opting it. It can be used as system-wide as well as at native levels to offer a viewing experience that's highly amazing. To make photos and text content soothing for the eyes dark backdrop is perfect. Dark Mode is ultimately used to save battery consumption, and saving the eyes, particularly in low-light environments. It can be activated and scheduled manually. The focus is on optimizing the phone performance and simple to use in the dark. Apple Dark Mode is currently available to iPhone app development firms so they can build apps that complement the theme.
Final Conclusion
With iOS 13, Apple has focused more on privacy, which is a great move. There's a feature that lets the users to automatically silent calls from unknown people. Android doesn't offer this feature at the native level yet.
Features like Sign-in with Apple and Location Data Limits make Apple more committed to user privacy.
No matter how secure Google tries to be, Apple is the clear winner here!
Yes, we are talking about the Dark Mode here. Google initially introduced it, but Apple did it a better job.
Google Dark Theme is simple to enable and easier than the Apple Dark Mode. But, from the design point, Apple has done a better task.
The colors in iOS 13 are properly balanced. Also, the Dark Mode in Apple can be applied smoothly whereas, in Android Q, this is not the scenario. Therefore, Apple is a winner, here too.
Siri was the first voice assistant to be introduced in the market. Its updates are amazing. But, Google Assistant is far better than Siri. They are not even comparable. Siri sounds robotic, while Google Assistant sounds quite natural.
Above all, Google Assistant is very responsive with deciphering commands and matching the search results, on the other hand, Apple still lags behind. Here, the winner is Google.
This article is contributed by Rakesh – developer at mobibiz – App Development Company.
Native App Vs Hybrid App-Which One to Choose to Develop your Own App
Importance of Creative UI/UX Web and App Design and How to Achieve That?
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