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Tonight we went to Randazzos. They sell it in slices and whole pizzas. I got a Sicilian slice of pizza tonight. Next I'm having a regular slice because I'm hungry and everyone else wanted more pizza so we got a whole pie.
The tomato sauce is thin and runny and tastes like tomatoes. The cheese is stringy and the crust is very crunchy. A waiter doesn't come around and serve you. You go up to the counter and ask for stuff and pay before you get the food.
Tonight we went to a place called Bufad. The tables had 4 seats and they put in a wooden piece to make the table bigger. First we got mussels as our appetizer. We ate them pretty quick. The sauce wasn't the same garlic we get at Marra's because it had garlic pieces in there but it still tasted a lot like garlic sauce and it was good.
One slice is pretty small. The crust on the end is puffy and there's barely any cheese. The tomato sauce is liquidy and the crust under the cheese and sauce is very thin. The pizza actually tastes a lot like last week but only the crust.
I give this place 3 stars. Its not as good as some other places..


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"We have no news at this time" says EA - what's going on with Mass Effect: Andromeda DLC?
By Connor Sheridan 2017-07-03T17:59:13.183Z News
However you felt about Mass Effect: Andromeda when it first came out, plenty of people liked the new story of space colonization and cover-based gunfights well enough to want DLC. BioWare has never officially confirmed whether it has any plans to make paid story expansions for the single-player game (bug fixes and multiplayer updates continue to roll out) but that hasn't stopped news from emerging from various sources - some more trustworthy than others.
Here's a quick primer on everything that's going on with Mass Effect: Andromeda DLC, or the lack thereof.
A season pass was ruled out early
BioWare never set much of an expectation for Andromeda DLC in the first place. In fact, it confirmed early on that there would be no season pass - just like the last three main Mass Effect games. I still assumed that there were plans for story DLC whirring away in the background and that we'd hear about them later, but that was just an assumption based on previous experience.
Fans who shared that same assumption were even more convinced by the many story threads that Andromeda left hanging at its conclusion, any one of which would have been perfect for resolving in an expansion. But then the game misfired hard at launch and reports started circulating that Mass Effect had been put on hiatus and its main development workforce had been portioned off into other EA ventures.
A hoax story spread
Don't believe everything you read in official-looking Facebook posts. A group calling itself Sinclair Networks claimed that it had been involved with producing Andromeda's story DLC but that BioWare had decided to nix those plans. In reality, Sinclair Networks was just a tech support group that tried to transition over to big-time hoaxes. Multiple BioWare developers quickly called out the false story on their personal Twitter accounts.
Never heard of Sinclair Networks. Ever.June 29, 2017
While we can't talk about future yet, I can def say we build our own dlc/patches for our games and don't hire fake companies to do so.June 29, 2017
But insiders still say no DLC is coming
Unfortunately, a room full of hoaxsters on typewriters will eventually land on a legitimate angle. Citing anonymous sources with internal knowledge, Kotaku reported that Andromeda indeed will not receive any story DLC. The reason why is pretty much what you'd expect: Andromeda's relatively poor critical and commercial response, which led to developer reshuffling and shifting priorities, just made further work for big story expansions totally impractical. Hanging story threads don't look all that bad next to big, red cost-benefits analyses.
EA's official non-response
"We have no news regarding Mass Effect: Andromeda DLC at this time," an EA representative told me when I asked about the reports. That's the standard response for anything that EA (and pretty much any other big publisher) doesn't want to address. It leaves the door open for further announcements but I wouldn't hold my breath for one. Companies don't typically send out press releases when they decide not to create a product.
If you want to know more about what went wrong, read about how Mass Effect: Andromeda's troubled development led to those infamous animation problems. Or just laugh at some of the worst animation offenders from the Andromeda's super-janky launch.
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I am very proud to be a native San Franciscan. My B.A. is in Theatre Arts from San Francisco State University. I returned there in the late '80s for post-graduate studies in Philosophy and Religion; and as a seminarian studied Art History and Ethics at the Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley. For thirty-three years I worked as a private vocal coach to singers and actors throughout the Bay Area. I sang professionally for 20 years – balancing classical and liturgical repertoire with a variety of cabaret. Between 1979 and 1983, I sang high-tenor with the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus. In addition to being tagged as their "Jeanette MacDonald" – I participated in the first National Tour (1981). As a vocal consultant in musical theatre, I published thousands of responses on the popular Q&A website, AllExperts.com. During 2006–10, I was the Entertainment Editor for SanFranciscoSentinel.com and also contributed to Examiner.com. From 2012–17, I covered the The City's classical scene for HuffingtonPost.com. Throughout that period I interviewed the international artists appearing at San Francisco Opera, SF Symphony, and SF Ballet. I also began interviewing the curators of major exhibits at the de Young Museum, Legion of Honor, and the Museum of Modern Art. Since early childhood I have been captivated with the Golden Age of Hollywood – particularly with the aspects of "Image Making", the studio system, and the art of black and white photography. The consequence of these varied pursuits is that I have become the on-duty shepherd for a complex gathering of books, recordings, posters, etc. I also maintain a sizable and thirsty garden, along with a kitchen full of pans for every occasion. The dessert that Norma Shearer asks for in The Women (1939) – "Pancakes Barbara"? I have the recipe. It's all about timing – which has been key to a thirty-two-year relationship with my partner, Tom.
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In these times of companies downsizing, out sizing, re-engineering, doing more with less, and compliance to safety regulations, California Occupational Safety and Health Administration and Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (CalOSHA/FedOSHA) is requiring companies to have employee involvement and safety committees. Management needs empowered employees to be involved in the safety process.
Management is referred to as: Chief Executive Officers, directors, managers, supervisors, or individuals who have authority and can give authority. Support and commitment to the safety cause is very necessary from all levels of management.
Employees are very effective and motivated when they are empowered and will rally behind the cause of safety. Safety committees are ways that employees can be empowered to decrease incidents, accidents and injuries in the workplace.
Empowerment is defined as "freedom and authority given to employees to pursue their unique vision". When this is provided to safety committees, strong commitment and support is evident.
Trust from management involves demonstrating to the safety committee that they are empowered or have the authority to make decisions and get things done. The committee will not be a figurehead so to speak. Management support and commitment is the number one element crucial for the success of safety committees.
Communication is critical because everyone (management, safety committee, and employees) needs to be informed regarding safety issues and concerns.
Teamwork provides the foundation for success. The commonality exists when everyone involved works to have a safe environment. Contribution from each team member gives the uniqueness of different points views and ideas to get the job done successfully.
Training cannot be overlooked. Having accurate information through training to care for safety concerns provides the safety committee expertise, credibility, and consistency to deal effectively with safety concerns.
Awareness of safety concerns and how it will be cared for is essential. An awareness campaign can include safety posters, newsletters and safety magazines. When hazards can be identified and eliminated this will bring about a proactive safety program when it comes to reducing or eliminating incidents, accidents and injuries.
Positive Attitude is strength for a safety committee. Concentrating on what's going right, what progress have been made, and what can be done to make it better, attaining goals will assist the safety committee to stay motivated.
Ownership is an important element because all employees including the safety committee need to feel part of the process as owners. Getting employees involved in sub-groups to care for safety concerns, or listening to their suggestions will go a long way for employee participation and involvement.
Recognition provides an awareness by all that the safety committee is recognized for a job well done. When management shows, in the way of something tangible, (certificates, lunches, dinners, gifts, etc.) this sends a message to the safety committee and employees that their efforts and actions are appreciated and motivate them to do more.
Yes, empowering employees by means of safety committees can have a very big impact in reducing and eliminating near misses, incidents, accidents, and injuries.


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Q: Why $I(\mathbb{A}^n)=(0)$? Let $\mathbb{A}^n$ denote the set of n-tuples of elements from field $k$ and $I(X)$ the ideal of polynomials in $k[x_1,...,x_n]$ that vanish every point in $X$. The note I'm reading, in showing that $\mathbb{A}^n$ is affine variety, says $I(\mathbb{A}^n)=(0)$.
Why is that? I know it's probably extremely trivial but I have very little background so please bear with me... Suppose that $k$ is $\mathbb{Z}_p$ then something like $x^p-x$ also belongs to $I(\mathbb{Z}_p)$ so I guess k must be infinite too (I don't see this mentioned in the note)? Or am I confusing something?

A: Let me just write up a proof without going through a contradiction (it's almost literally the same proof but it doesn't use contradiction so is somewhat cleaner and clearer)
It proceeds by induction, like dcolazin's proof . The proof for $n=1$ is the same.
Now let $p\in I(\mathbb{A}^{n+1})$, write $p(x_1,...,x_n, y) = \displaystyle\sum_{k=0}^da_k(x_1,...,x_n)y^k$.
Fix $(x_1,...,x_n)\in \mathbb{A}^n$.
Then for all $y$, $p(x_1,...,x_n, y)=0$, therefore $\displaystyle\sum_{k=0}^da_k(x_1,...,x_n)X^k$ is the zero polynomial : $a_k(x_1,...,x_n) = 0$ for all $k$.
But this is for any $(x_1,...,x_n)$, hence for all $k$, $a_k\in I(\mathbb{A}^n)$, hence for all $k, a_k=0$ by induction. Therefore $p=0$.

A: If $k$ is finite, you can build polynomials what vanish in all $\mathbb{A}^n$ thanks to $p(x) = \Pi_{z\in k}(x-z)$.
If $k$ is infinite, then $I(\mathbb{A}^1) = 0$ because polynomials in one variable only have finite solutions.
Then by induction: suppose $I(\mathbb{A}^n) = 0$. Consider $p\in I(\mathbb{A}^{n+1})$, then $p(x_1,\ldots,x_n,y) = \sum_{i=0}^d a_d(x)y^d$, where $a_d \in k[x]$ and $x = (x_1,\ldots,x_n)$.
If $d=0$, then $p\in I(\mathbb{A}^{n})$ and you can apply the inductive hypothesis.
Suppose, by contradiction, that $\exists i \in \{0,\ldots,d\}$ such that $a_i(x) \neq 0$. Then by inductive hypothesis $\exists \tilde{x} \in \mathbb{A^n}$ such that $a_i(\tilde{x}) \neq 0$. Then $p(\tilde{x},y) \in I(\mathbb{A^1})$ and $p(\tilde{x},y) \neq 0$, which is absurd.

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In countless problems you encounter on Windows 10 machine you are recommended to update a driver. You do the same thing even you are in dark and not aware of whether the driver is causing the crisis. In these circumstances identifying the specific culprit driver software can ease your fixing process by a certain extent. So in this post, we are writing on how to Identify if a Driver is Causing Issues in Windows 10.
A Utility Driver Verifier helps to Identify if a Driver is Causing Issues in Windows 10. Driver Verifier keeps a watch on Windows kernel-mode drivers as well as graphics drivers to detect unreasonable function calls or actions that cause crashing of your Windows 10 system.
This tool runs through command prompt and brings the data concerned to bad drivers. Let's see how to Identify if a Driver is Causing Issues in Windows 10 machine with the assistance of the Driver Verifier.
Precaution: Take a Backup of your data and files and create a restore point before derivation of the process.
Start with Tapping / hitting Windows button after then write verifier in the search area. Click Verifier at the top underneath which Run command is written.
An elevated Command prompt interface emerges consolidated with UAC confirmation pop up. Go along with Yes.
You catch sight of the Interface of the utility Driver Verifier Manager comes out on the desktop screen.
Check the radio box Create custom settings for code developers followed by hitting Next.
A list comprising various individual settings opens up. Uncheck the box beside choice Randomized low resource simulation and DDI Compliance shown in the list and press Next.
Again click on the radio box beside the option which says Select driver name from a list. Hit the button Next.
The action scans for a while and presents a huge list of the drivers. Check all the boxes beside which Microsoft Corporation is not written. Mean choose all the drivers provided by other than Microsoft pursued by hitting Finish button.
A pop up emerges which says You must restart this computer for the changes to take effect. Move off with OK.
Your System reboots and opens up with a blue screen. Click Continue for a normal Startup. Sometimes Troubleshoot interface comes up. Here you again need to move off with Continue. If the Troubleshoot comes time and again go with Reset and select Refresh your PC where your files remain safe.
After desktop screen comes to view, copy the below command and paste to Command prompt furthermore hit Enter.
You see the Driver checking is processed and the tool is working in background It will continuously check all the drivers you have selected for 36 hours. You can to Identify if a Driver is Causing Issues in Windows 10 using the above written command. In between your system might crashes. here you need to Continue time and again.
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Venezuela crisis: Delegates to meet for Norway peace talks
Date: May 26, 2019Author: entertainingwe 0 Comments
Previous attempts at mediation between the two Venezuelan sides have failed
Representatives of Venezuela's government and opposition are returning to Norway's capital, Oslo, for talks on how to address the political crisis.
The meeting, scheduled for next week, was confirmed by Norway's government, which reiterated its commitment to helping to find a solution.
Discussions were held there earlier this month, but the opposition says there were no face-to-face meetings.
Venezuela has been in political crisis for months amid a power struggle.
Opposition leader Juan Guaidó declared himself interim president in January, arguing that the presidency was vacant because Nicolás Maduro's re-election last year was "illegitimate".
But Mr Maduro has refused to cede power.
What do we know about the talks?
Norway's foreign ministry released a statement saying the "main political actors in Venezuela" would take part in the discussions, as it reiterated its commitment to "supporting the search for an agreed-upon solution" to the crisis.
Preliminary discussions, with each side talking separately with Norwegian officials, were held earlier this month.
Mr Guaidó confirmed in a statement that his representatives "will talk with both the Norwegian government and with representatives of the regime" in the upcoming discussions.
The opposition delegation will be headed by deputy parliament speaker Stalin Gonzalez and former Caracas area Mayor Gerardo Blyde, both of whom were involved in the initial talks, he said.
Venezuelan Communications Minister Jorge Rodriguez and the governor of Miranda province, Hector Rodriguez, are expected to lead the government delegation, after attending the previous round.
Mr Maduro thanked Norway on Twitter for its mediation efforts.
He said (in Spanish) his delegation was "ready to work on a comprehensive agenda and move towards the signing of agreements."
Previous attempts at mediation between the two Venezuelan sides have failed. However, Norway has in the past successfully mediated in the Colombian armed conflict.
Do protesters support the talks?
The ruling Socialist Party has publicly endorsed the talks, while Mr Guaidó has appeared more cautious.
Many opposition supporters who have spent months trying to push Mr Maduro from power are against the discussions.
They argue that the president has previously used dialogue as a stalling tactic to remain in power while living standards have declined.
Without directly referencing the Norway talks, Mr Guaidó told supporters on Saturday that the opposition would not repeat past errors.
"They will never fool us again with a false dialogue like [in] 2017," he said. "That's why today we're in the streets."
Many opposition supporters are wary of the talks
Political tensions in Venezuela escalated after Mr Maduro was sworn in for a second term on 9 January. The elections were widely dismissed as "neither free nor fair".
On 23 January, Mr Guaidó, the president of the opposition-controlled National Assembly, invoked the constitution to declare himself interim president, arguing that Mr Maduro's election had been fraudulent.
Dozens of countries, including the US and many European Union members, have recognised him as the legitimate leader of Venezuela.
But Mr Maduro – who is backed by countries including Russia and China, as well as the leaders of Venezuela's powerful military – has refused to step down.
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Los Angeles - Ian Somerhalder and Nikki Reed are engaged.
The couple have been dating for the past six months and multiple sources have now confirmed they have decided to tie the knot after the 36-year-old actor proposed to his 26-year-old girlfriend.
A source confirmed to E! News: "They're so happy. They were crazy happy from the start. Their families love each other. It just feels really right."
Nikki and Ian moved in with each other after only three weeks of dating and their relationship was moved forward at pace.
The pair were recently spotted looking at engagement rings in a jewellery store in Los Angeles.
An eyewitness told HollywoodLife.com: "They were absolutely adorable inside the jewellery store and you could tell they are very much in love. Nikki was pointing out items for Ian and vice versa.
"They looked at some engagement rings, including a 14k gold diamond slice halo ring and an 18k gold green halo diamond ring - both designed by Livin, and an 18k large chocolate diamond ring by White Cloud."
News of their engagement comes shortly after Twilight beauty Nikki finalised her divorce settlement from singer/songwriter Paul McDonald.
Nikki and Paul tied the knot in Malibu, California, in October 2011 following a whirlwind romance.
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What Is a Linear Responsibility Chart?
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Effective project management requires decisions that focus on both "what" and on "who." After making "what" decisions about deliverables and project timelines, the last step before starting the project is to is to create a linear responsibility chart -- also called a responsibility matrix -- that identifies who is responsible for core project activities, actions and decisions.
Function and Objectives
Without clearly defining who is accountable for what in a project, an imbalance of responsibilities often occurs. Not only can this cause problems within the project team, it also can affect the entire project timeline. A linear responsibility chart establishes a clear structure that assigns and keeps track of who is doing what. It's vital for clarifying working relationships, making sure there are no gaps in the work breakdown structure.
Chart Elements
A linear responsibility chart displays just like a common spreadsheet. It consists of rows for each core project responsibility and columns for the project leader and team members names. Assigned numeric symbols, which typically range from one to-four. Identify and link primary, support, review and approval responsibilities to the project leader and individual team members.
Using a Responsibility Chart
Make actions such as understanding project requirements a primary responsibility for everyone. Identify the workers responsible for submitting a specific deliverable by assigning associated tasks as primary responsibilities. Assign all others working on the task a supporting or final review role. Reserve the approval designation for the project manager.
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Pixel 6 vs. Galaxy S21 FE: Which phone is best?
Who wins in the battle of the Pixel 6 vs. Galaxy S21 FE?
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The Pixel 6 is hands down one of the best values we've seen on Android, making it a fitting challenger for Samsung's new budget champ the Galaxy S21 FE. Its predecessor was our favorite value phone of 2020 and remained a popular choice through last year, but can the new model take up that mantle?
Both phones come in below traditional flagship pricing, but at $599 the Pixel 6 undercuts the Galaxy S21 by $100. However, Samsung does have some hardware advantages to justify that added cost including a full 120Hz AMOLED display, facial recognition and a telephoto lens.
For its part, Google has upped the ante on software support with a full five years of security updates, edging out Samsung's previously Android-leading four years of support. The Pixel 6 will of course get its updates faster than the Galaxy S21 FE as well and offers some unique software like call screening and the astounding Magic Eraser photo feature.
Both of these phones offer compelling hardware, solid software support and are hundreds less than top-tier flagships, so let's take a closer look at how they stack up across seven different categories to see which one comes out on top.
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Pixel 6 vs. Galaxy S21 FE: price and value
The base Pixel 6 starts at $599 with 128GB of storage and 8GB of RAM. You can upgrade to 256GB for $699.
The Galaxy S21 FE comes in at $699 for the same 128GB of storage, but 6GB of RAM. For an added $70, you double your storage and bump up to 8GB of RAM.
If this section were just a pricing competition then the Pixel 6 wins, it would that simple. But no, we want to consider the overall value as well. That is a much more challenging question as the Galaxy S21 FE has some clear-cut hardware advantages that I'll address in later sections.
Ultimately, I am ruling this section a draw as the value question tips based on your personal preferences. If you are looking to spend as little as possible without dipping into the true budget phone market, then the Pixel 6 is the clear winner. However, if you want the closest thing to a flagship without spending $800+ the Galaxy S21 FE is the right choice.
Winner: Draw
Pixel 6 vs. Galaxy S21 FE: design
Google took a big swing with the Pixel 6 design and you will mainly get people that think it was either a complete miss or a home run, there's not a lot of middling reactions. I come down on the grand slam side of things as Google managed to find a unique design with that full-width camera array and two-tone look that is also comfortable to use.
The Galaxy S21 FE gives a modified version of the Contour Cut Camera housing that debuted on the Galaxy S21 lineup last year. It lacks some of the boldness of those variants as the camera housing is color-matched to the rest of the phone, making it blend in rather than pop.
Durability can't settle this fight either as both phones offer IP68 water and dust resistance along with Gorilla Glass Victus display protection. Now while I'm not going to drop-test my review unit, I would guess that the Pixel 6 would be more likely to sustain damage to its camera array on a drop due to how significantly it projects out from the back. However, if that's a concern, just put a case on the phone.
One clear advantage for the Galaxy S21 FE is its size. It is a bit more manageable at 6.1 x 2.9 x 0.31 inches and 6.2 ounces than the 6.2 x 2.9 x 0.35-inch, 7.3-ounce Pixel 6.
For those that complained that the Pixel 6 is just too big, the size advantage may be compelling enough to push them to the Galaxy S21 FE, but I don't find that to be the case and the more compelling design holds enough weight that I consider this category a draw.
Pixel 6 vs. Galaxy S21 FE: display
The Pixel 6 and Galaxy S21 FE displays are quite similar at first glance, but when you dig a bit deeper you start to see the differences. The Pixel 6 features a 6.4-inch, FHD+ (2400 x 1080 pixel) AMOLED display with Google's Smooth Display adaptive 90Hz refresh rate. The Galaxy S21 FE also has a 6.4-inch, FHD+ (2400x1080 pixel) Dynamic AMOLED 2X screen with a 120Hz refresh rate.
There are two differences worth noting there. The most obvious is the higher 120Hz refresh rate on the Galaxy S21 FE, in theory, this should make animations and apps with support for 120Hz look smoother, in practice, it is very hard to tell the difference between 90Hz and 120Hz. The other difference isn't visually perceptible but has a greater impact on usage. The Pixel 6 refresh rate adjusts from 60Hz to 90Hz depending on what is on the screen to preserve battery life. With the Galaxy S21 FE, you can set it at 60Hz or 90Hz, but it is locked there.
Our colorimeter results tip pretty heavily in favor of the Galaxy S21 FE, which managed to reproduce 78.5% of the DCI-P3 color gamut in its Natural color setting, well ahead of the Pixel 6 (71.5%). You can switch to Vivid on the Galaxy S21 FE and bump that up to 146.9% to maximize the saturated look.
Brightness brings the scales back to the Pixel 6; it managed the highest result that we've seen on an Android phone with 843 nits, considerably higher than the 700 nits the S21 FE produced. Both will be just fine in direct sunlight, but the Pixel 6 is perceptibly brighter.
While the lack of an adaptive refresh rate on the Galaxy S21 FE is disappointing overall, it doesn't take away from the actual display experience and viewed side-by-side the Galaxy S21 FE is hands down the winner.
Winner: Samsung Galaxy S21 FE
Pixel 6 vs. Galaxy S21 FE: performance
Google's custom Tensor chip really changed the game for the Pixel 6 this year as typically we were just looking at a Snapdragon vs. Snapdragon fight and often with Google using a lower-end or older chipset. While Tensor isn't a mobile powerhouse like Apple's Bionic processor, it's clear that Google made some unique choices with its chip that yield some advantages.
When it comes to most typical real-world use cases, you will not have a problem with either of these phones. Load up Google Chrome tabs to your heart's content and jump between your apps while running a Netflix video in the background and everything will keep playing smoothly. The base Galaxy S21 FE will run aground slightly faster when it comes to managing a bunch of apps in the background due to its 6GB of RAM, but even that shouldn't be an issue for most users. Heavier mobile games and apps like Call of Duty Mobile on its high settings and the mobile video editing app Filimic Pro run smoothly on both phones as well, just don't try playing back a video in picture-in-picture on top of those.
Benchmark testing shows the same with each phone excelling in different areas. In the Geekbench 5 overall performance test, the Pixel 6 managed a score of 2,696. That's well behind the 3,199 that the Galaxy S21 FE achieved. Neither is challenging even last year's top flagships with those scores.
Our graphics-focused testing was an even contest for these phones, with both the Pixel 6 and S21 FE hitting 34 frames per second in the Wild Life Unlimited 3DMark test. Unfortunately, the Adobe Premiere Rush video editing test wasn't available for the Galaxy S21 FE yet, the Pixel 6 finished rendering and exporting a 4K video to 1080p in 49 seconds. None of the Galaxy S21 variants beat a minute, so it's reasonable to assume the Pixel 6 will win.
Some other performance advantages for the Tensor chip are faster on-device performance for Google Assistant, transcription and translation. This is due to a focus on AI-based performance, which Apple has been pushing with the last couple of generations of its Bionic processors as well.
While the Tensor chip seems like a clear long-term win for Google, it doesn't offer it an obvious performance advantage over the Snapdragon 888 chip in the Galaxy S21 FE today.
Pixel 6 vs. Galaxy S21 FE: battery life and charging
Battery life and charging is a bit of a messy category for this face-off as some people have had serious issues with the Pixel 6 battery life, while I have found it to be quite good. From a pure hardware perspective, they are close with a slight edge to the Pixel 6 with its 4,614mAh battery versus 4,500mAh on the Galaxy S21 FE.
If you look at our Laptop Mag Battery test, things don't actually look great for either phone. The Pixel 6 lasted 7 hours and 46 minutes in its static refresh rate mode on our test which involves consistently surfing the web over 5G while the display is set at 150 nits of brightness. The Galaxy S21 FE by comparison managed 9 hours and 15 minutes in that same test on its 60Hz setting, but only 7 hours and 47 minutes at 120Hz.
Turning to my real-world usage, the Pixel 6 tends to end the day with more of a charge than the Galaxy S21 FE. Neither is going to be finding its way onto our phones with the best battery life page anytime soon, but if it's between these two and you value battery life the Pixel 6 has a slight edge.
Charging is almost a dead heat between these two phones; the Galaxy S21 FE supports 25W wired charging, while the Pixel 6 tops out at 23W. Both can get to roughly a 50% charge in 30 minutes with a fast charger.
Support for wireless Qi charging is also present on both phones, but the Pixel 6 has a bigger advantage here with a maximum 23W compared to 15W for the S21 FE. Notably, the Pixel 6 does require its proprietary charging stand for those top speeds.
Winner: Pixel 6
Pixel 6 vs. Galaxy S21 FE: cameras
The Pixel line has famously delivered excellent photos with much more basic camera hardware than its competitors, but that finally changed this year with the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro. By comparison, the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE delivers a more versatile triple camera array, but it doesn't have the obvious hardware advantage that we've seen in the past.
The Pixel 6 features a wide-angle primary 50MP Octa PD Quad Bayer sensor with an f/1.85 aperture and a 1.2µm pixel width. That new sensor is 1/1.31", one of the largest currently available in a phone. The 12MP ultra-wide added a larger 1.25µm pixel width, f/2.2 aperture, and a wider 114-degree field of view. While it's missing the telephoto of its competitor, this is the best one-two combo we've ever seen in a phone at this price point.
The Samsung Galaxy S21 FE gets a trio of cameras including a 12MP wide-angle with dual pixel autofocus and optical image stabilization (OIS) at f/1.8, a 12MP ultra-wide at f/2.2, and an 8MP 3x telephoto at f/2.4 with OIS.
We're working on our review of the Galaxy S21 FE which will help settle the camera performance question definitively, but it is likely going to come down to what you value in your smartphone camera. The primary sensor of the Pixel 6 is better than anything the Galaxy S21 FE has to offer. Still, the telephoto on the FE will let you get longer-range photos and videos that the Pixel 6 could never capture.
This makes the Pixel 6 the better choice for most people as it will deliver better snapshots in daylight or low-light thanks to its superior sensor and Google's much-vaunted camera software.
Pixel 6 vs. Galaxy S21 FE: software
Samsung was the front-runner in the Android realm when it came to software support before the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro launch. While Samsung delivers a solid three years of major OS updates and four years of security updates, Google matches the OS updates and gives you a full five years of security updates.
That alone would probably leave this too close to call, but Google also gets the updates out to the Pixels far faster than Samsung can manage with its Galaxy phones. These advantages combined give Google an insurmountable lead in this category.
For its victory lap, the Pixel 6 gets some nice extras like Hold for Me, which will tell you when a real person comes back on an automated call and dramatically improved dictation that is assisted by the new Tensor chip. Camera features like Magic Eraser and Real Tone are potential game-changers as well.
Overall winner: Pixel 6
The Pixel 6 is the better smartphone for most people based on our testing and experience with these phones. It isn't a landslide victory, many of the categories are quite close, but taken as a whole the Pixel 6 wins it. This comes down to its affordable price point, slightly superior software support, excellent primary camera and again marginally better battery life.
The Galaxy S21 FE remains a solid choice, some may prefer its smaller form factor, the added reach of its telephotos lens and superior 120Hz display. If any of these are primary concerns for you (or if you can find the S21 FE on sale) there is not enough separating them to say you are wrong to go with Samsung.
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Carlyle Group Hires Bankers for Tsubaki IPO
The Carlyle Group has hired Nomura Holdings and Goldman Sachs to handle the initial public offering of Japanese ball bearing maker Tsubaki Nakashima Co., Reuters wrote Friday. An IPO could value the company at 70 billion yen ($873 million) or more, Reuters wrote. Carlyle bought Tsubaki Nakashima from the principal investment arm of Nomura Holdings a year ago.
(Reuters) – Private equity firm Carlyle Group has hired Nomura Holdings Inc and Goldman Sachs to handle the initial public offering of Japanese ball bearing maker Tsubaki Nakashima Co in a deal that could be worth at least 70 billion yen ($873 million), sources with knowledge of the matter said.
The global offering could be launched as early as June, depending on market conditions, the sources said. It would likely rank as the largest IPO in Japan since online gaming firm Nexon Co sold 98 billion yen worth of shares in December.
Carlyle bought Tsubaki Nakashima Co from the principal investment arm of Nomura Holdings a year ago, and had said it planned to take the company public. At that time Tsubaki's enterprise value was estimated at 66 billion yen.
The sources were not authorised to speak publicly about the potential public offering as no concrete plans have been set. The IPO could still be shelved if the stock market weakens, and Carlyle could take the alternative route to exiting its investment by selling Tsubaki to another firm.
Officials for Carlyle, Nomura and Goldman Sachs declined to comment. Tsubaki Nakashima was not immediately available for comment.
Carlyle is expecting Tsubaki to fetch more than 200 billion yen. It wants to sell at least one-third of the company in the IPO, and could look to unload as much as 70 percent depending on pricing and other factors, sources said.
A successful listing of Tsubaki Nakashima could breathe life into Japan's stagnant IPO market, which was depressed last year due to the March 11 earthquake and ensuing nuclear crisis and amid worries about the debt crisis in Europe.
The value of shares sold in initial offerings fell to 165 billion yen in 2011, down 84 percent from a year earlier, with the bulk coming from the Nexon IPO, according to Thomson Reuters data.
In addition to Tsubaki Nakashima, Carlyle may also may look to revive the initial public offering of AvanStrate Inc, a maker of glass used to make liquid crystal displays. Last year when it was planning for that IPO the size was estimated at 31 billion yen.
The buyout fund, which manages a 215.6 billion yen fund designated for Japanese investment, is offloading other assets as well. In August it sold the wafer unit of Japan's Covalent Materials to Taiwanese solar wafer maker Sino-American Sillicon Products Inc. Carlyle invested in the company with Japan's Unison Capital in 2007.
Earlier this month Carlyle also sold Talaris, a British provider of cash-counting equipment, to its Japanese rival Glory Ltd for 650 million pounds ($1.02 billion), twice the value of its original investment.
Glory was held by Carlyle's fund for European investments. (By Junko Fujita and Nathan Layne)


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* [[GPFontaine]] knew a kid who owned one. He was pretty good about putting it away in the box when he was done using it, but one night he forgot to put it away. His little brother took that to mean that the box was the appropriate place for his feces collection. Unfortunately before the deposited fecal matter was noticed, the game genie entered the box and squished its way down to the bottom. It was never used again.
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A game genie is a game enhancement device. It has been said using such a device is cheating. If you've read Nintendo Power magazine in the Nes days, you know what I'm talking about. In conclusion, everyone who owns an NES should own at least one game genie (by galoob)
the record for most game genies used simultaneously is 25. However, the original photos were lost in a fire. The record now stands at two.
GPFontaine knew a kid who owned one. He was pretty good about putting it away in the box when he was done using it, but one night he forgot to put it away. His little brother took that to mean that the box was the appropriate place for his feces collection. Unfortunately before the deposited fecal matter was noticed, the game genie entered the box and squished its way down to the bottom. It was never used again.
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Do you hear that sound Mr. Owl? It's the invisible hand of the market at work, solving everyone's problems.
Robert Nozick was a 20th Century American philosopher, best known for his book Anarchy, State, and Utopia, which defended a Libertarian political view. He believed the only legitimate purposes of the state were police, judges, and national defense. He was largely working off of John Rawls's work in A Theory of Justice, which defended social liberalism. Rawls and Nozick were both professors at Harvard at the same time. To find out more about Nozick, and how he justified his minimal state, you can read the Stanford Encyclopedia Article.
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Report: Jacksonville Jaguars fielding trade offers for Leonard Fournette
The Jacksonville Jaguars reportedly have had trade discussions with several teams regarding running back Leonard Fournette.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that the Jaguars are actively listening to offers.
The Jaguars have until May 3 to exercise the fifth-year option on Fournette's contract. If they don't, Fournette can become an unrestricted free agent in 2021.
On Thursday, Fournette made a guest appearance on ESPN's First Take show to pitch for quarterback Cam Newton to join him in Jacksonville.
Fournette also posted a cryptic tweet this past Wednesday when he wrote — how one person destroyed our 2017 AFC championship team but never mentioning the name.
It's speculated that Fournette was referring to former football executive Tom Coughlin, who was fired in December after the NFL Players Association sent a letter to the league's players that revealed over 25 percent of the grievances filed by players had been against the Jaguars.
Meanwhile, linebacker Jake Ryan rarely got on the field for the Jaguars last season due to injuries, playing in only two games.
But that didn't sway the Baltimore Ravens from agreeing to a one-year contract with Ryan on Saturday, pending him passing a physical examination.
The Jaguars declined the option on Ryan's contract in February, which allowed him to become a free agent.


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INEC presents Certificate of Return to Borno governor-elect, elected legislators
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, on Wednesday in Maiduguri, presented Certificate of Return to Borno governor-elect, Babagana Zulum.
The commission also presented similar certificates to the 28 elected members of the State House of Assembly.
Ahmed Mu'azu, the INEC Federal Commissioner in charge of Borno, Adamawa and Taraba, assisted by the Resident Electoral Commissioner, Mohammed Magaji, presented the certificates to the elected political office holders.
Mr Mu'azu, a retired air-vice-marshal, called on Zulum and other elected representatives to deliver on their campaign promises and work for the development of the state and country at large.
"I congratulate eligible voters who voted you into power for being law-abiding despite the security challenges facing the northeast region.
To the elected candidates, it is pertinent on all of you to keep your campaign promises and work hard towards the development of the state and nation at large," he said.
Mr Mu'azu also commended election workers, security agencies, political parties; observer groups and other stakeholders, over the peaceful conduct of the elections.
In his response, Mr Zulum, pledged to consolidate on the successes recorded by Kashim Shettima's administration.
Mr Zulum said that he would accord priority to the Rehabilitation, Reconstruction and Resettlement, RRR, programmes to fast-track restoration of peace and resettlement of displaced communities.
He added that his administration would initiate sound programmes to address the root cause of Boko-Haram insurgency, provide job opportunities to the teeming unemployed youth as well as promote discipline and social rehabilitation.
The governor-elect called for support of elected members of National and State Assemblies, to enable him to move the state forward.
NAN reports that the event was attended by Governor Kashim Shettima, his deputy, Usman Durkwa, Senators Ali Ndume and Habu Kyari, as well as members of the National Assembly.
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Texas is a hub for entertainment. The NBA Finals are just around the corner and the X Games will hit Austin this weekend. Summer concerts and other events are on the way as well.
Pretty exciting stuff, but imagine how disappointed you'll be if you get to the front of the line and they don't let you in because you spent a bunch of money on tickets that turned out to be counterfeit.
Your BBB would like you to be cautious when buying tickets online and from individuals so that awful scenario won't happen.
Summer is a hot time for events and with that, the chance for scammers to take advantage. This time of year scams typically pop up on online auction sites, classifieds and with ticket dealers.
Last year, from May to September alone, BBB received over 800 complaints nationally against event ticket brokers. The most common complaints allege consumers paid for counterfeit tickets or paid in advance for tickets that never arrived.
The National Association of Ticket Brokers (NATB) is a good place to turn when purchasing event tickets. They work with law enforcement agencies, professional sports teams and other organizations to fight against counterfeit tickets. When purchasing tickets online, it's important to know you're working with a reputable seller.
Do your research. When purchasing tickets through an online broker, look for the BBB seal on its website and check its BBB Business Review at bbb.org. Assess the company's policy for customer satisfaction and what happens if tickets purchased through its site are fake or not as advertised.
Know the total price. When buying tickets online, be mindful of convenience or venue fees that can raise the price. Before you make any payments, besure it includes all charges, shipping, handling, insurance and taxes. Coupons and other discounts should be properly deducted.
If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. The reason tickets are expensive is because they're hard to get and the chances of you getting lucky and finding a deal are slim. If a situation sounds too good to be true, such as someone selling tickets to a popular event for much less than offered elsewhere, it probably is.
Pay with a credit card or PayPal account. Consumers should avoid paying by cash, check or wiring money to a seller. Often there is little or no way to get back your money if the tickets do not arrive, which is why scammers often do business this way. Using a credit card or PayPal account provides additional protection and the opportunity for potential reimbursement if the seller is uncooperative or does not follow through with sending tickets.
Read the fine print. Some websites include service charges and additional shipping fees with the purchase of tickets. Will you get a refund if it is cancelled or rained out? Is it standing room or seats? This information should be identified at the time of purchase or available on the website and disclosed to you before the transaction is finalized.
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Thanks for the warning, this can spare a lot of people from possible inconveniences especially now that many are searching for fun summer events. There are lots of legit ways to enjoy summer especially in Texas and without even setting limit on how you want to enjoy.


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Zanzibar is a small island off the coast of Tanzania. It can be accessed by plane or ferry from Dar Es Salaam. Most people go there to simply do as little as possible and it's a great destination to do just that. Relaxing on the sandy white beaches, enjoying some snorkeling or diving and delicious seafood dinners, it's a great beach destination.
A fun way to get around if you're the independent type is to hire scooters. You can find these from operators in Stonetown and will need to have a map or at least a good idea of what you want to see so that you can navigate your way around. From Stonetown you can head out to the slave caves which stand as a monument to this tragic part of Zanzibar's history. Just south of Stonetown is the Josini Forest – the last remaining area of indigenous forest on the island. Here you can view the rare Red Colobus monkeys and variety of birds. Along the coast are numerous villages with roadside stalls and street markets. Here you can find a variety of spices at good prices.
Zanzibar offers some excellent souvenir options, from quirky modern to more traditional items, its great fun to browse the markets and shops. I simply love the brightly colored Kikoi's which are traditional beach wraps or sarongs. You can find hand painted and dyed ones with a wide variety of designs and colors. In Stonetown there are several shops that have quirky t-shirt designs. The t-shirts are of a good quality and if you purchase more than one you can generally pick up a good deal. Spices such as cinnamon, cloves, and curry can be found in the markets. Carved handcrafts and traditional paintings are also widely popular as souvenirs. Bargaining is common in the markets and road side stalls but is sometimes frowned upon in the shops.
If you'd like to learn more about the islands history and culture then it really is best to go on an organized tour. The local tour guides are both knowledgeable and entertaining. Recommended is a historic tour of Stonetown which takes in ancient buildings and monuments as well as the slave trade sites. Another interesting tour option is the spice tour which provides and insight into the local customs, traditions and agriculture.
Perhaps one of the most fascinating tours is the dolphin excursion. Travelling out by boat to the south of the island you get into the water with your snorkeling gear and are soon visited by some curious dolphins. The dolphins are often in the area and daily sightings are common. It's quite an amazing experience!
Details of the tours and operators can be obtained from your hotel reception or by making enquiries at one of the local travel agents in Stonetown.


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Philadelphia's Largest Cinco de Mayo Celebration Canceled in Fear of Immigration Crackdown
By Brian X. McCrone and Rita Portela	• Published March 17, 2017 • Updated on March 20, 2017 at 8:40 am
One of Philadelphia's most prominent Latin American events, El Carnaval de Puebla, has been canceled this year because of what one organizer called "the severe conditions affecting the immigrant community."
The annual parade through South Philadelphia has taken place in late April or early May for the last decade and is the city's largest Cinco de Mayo celebration. Organizer Edgar Ramirez said as many as 15,000 gather from as far as New England and Chicago.
The decision to cancel El Carnaval, Ramirez said in an interview Friday, was "sad but responsible" in light of the immigration crackdown by federal authorities.
He said the entire Mexican-American community, both those here legally and those undocumented, are disheartened by reports of large-scale arrests and detainments by officers with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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"The group of six organizers decided to cancel unanimously," Ramirez said. "Everyone is offended by the actions of ICE. They did not feel comfortable holding the event."
The fear of federal immigration officers targeting the well-known celebration would have cast a dark cloud over what is among the most colorful and joyful on Philadelphia's Latin American calendar, he said. Carnaval celebrates the May 5, 1862, Battle of Puebla, at which Mexican forces defeated French invaders.
Some 450 carnavaleros, or marchers, take part in the parade. Some of the carnavaleros made history on New Year's Day 2016 when they marched in the city's well-known Mummers Parade. Carnaval itself has often taken place on Ninth Street between Wolf Street and Washington Avenue, though it spills onto many of the side streets.
"We have people who travel all the way from Chicago, Connecticut and New York. We don't want anything to happen to them," he said.
ICE Officer Khaalid Walls of the agency's Philadelphia office said in an email that "ICE's enforcement actions are targeted and lead driven. ICE does not conduct sweeps or raids that target aliens indiscriminately."
A spokesman with the Mexican Consulate in Philadelphia said they are aware of Carnaval's cancellation and that consular officials are not surprised about the current demeanor of citizens and undocumented immigrants alike.
"I would understand why people are scared or worried," Carlos Torres, a consular spokesman said. "But our message is that we are with them. People should try to continue to live their lives as regular as possible, but in a well-informed matter."
Torres said the consulate has established a Center for Legal Defense that anyone can use for immigration advice. The center also holds seminars throughout the year.
As for a return of Carnaval, organizers will decide sometime in the future if the parade once again dances its way through the heavily Latino Pennsport neighborhood, Ramirez said.
"Let's see how things are next year," he said.
NBC10.com's Roy Aguilar contributed to this report.
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We list this drug as a Do Not Use drug because it has more adverse effects than related drugs.
Drugs are the most frequent cause of taste disturbances. In this article, we identify more than 60 commonly used prescription medications that have been linked to problems with taste.
Restless legs syndrome is a common neurological movement and sensory disorder that affects 5 to 10 percent of the population. In this article, we identify some of the many drugs that can cause or worsen this disorder.
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Our exclusive mugs with local history themes derived from vintage photos, postcards, and maps in the archives of the Society are back in stock.
Mugs will be on sale before and immediately after the September 26 meeting at Riverton Free Library.
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