Palace hotel, once it was the royal hunting lodge of the Maharaja. Now this palace is converted into a heritage hotel. Staying there is really a royal experience.
Dining In an effort to maintain the history and heritage of the property, the dining experince has also been tailored to reflect a time gone by. A traditional meal native to the region or traditional Indian food or perhaps Continantal fare, are all carefully prepared to simulate the palate. A meal in the large ornate dining room which has played host to many dignitaries and visiting heads of state in the past add to the ocerall experince. The bar is a popular watering hole in the evenings where one can relax with friends and family.
The property is a piece of history trapped in time and exudes an ambience of old world charm, warmth and hospitability. These are the very qualities that you will find in the well appointed rooms and suites. Each of the 33 rooms are unique and have all the mordern amenities to make your stay very comfortable. There are two tennis courts in a marvellous hillside setting. Along with tennis, on offer are billards, table tennis and a selection of board games. There is a large conference hall with requisite facilities which can accommodate up to 150 delegates. Corporate houses send their teams to the property as the peaceful environment proves most beneficial to productive ideas to help businesses grow.


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The Apps 27 High Achievers Use Every Day
There's something on this list you can be benefiting from right now.
By Christina DesMaraisContributor, Inc.com@salubriousdish
Think about the apps you use most often. Do they help you get more work done, stay heathy, relax, or save time and money? Here's a fresh list of apps more than two dozen executives say are their favorites.
1. Fantastical 2 ($4.99 for iOS)
"Fantastical 2 is, hands down, the easiest scheduling app to use, and I recommend for all iPhone users--regardless of age, profession, and level of busy-ness. The simple design keeps things clean, quick, and frustration-free, and I love the week ticker, which it makes it super easy to see your week ahead. I need an app that makes it easy and fast to view, create, and schedule appointments, and this app has risen to the top by far. Another perk is that it works with Google, iCloud, and Exchange ,so I never worry about missing an appointment. Everything is there for me."
--David Walke, CEO of goCharge, a distributor of mobile device charging kiosks
2. 1Password ($2.99 a month billed annually for iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows)
"Security is as important as health insurance nowadays. We need to be careful with how we store and access our personal data, especially passwords. 1Password app encrypts all our passwords and automatically fills the passwords for you, so your data stays more protected when using unfamiliar networks."
--Konstantine Sukherman, CEO of CYBRI, a cyber security platform that helps connect skilled university graduates and seasoned professionals with the employers that need them
3. Mindbody (free for iOS and Android)
"As cliché as it sounds, a workout each day keeps me grounded and sane amidst the pressures of work and life. Mindbody allows me to book classes for the entire week at my favorite studios and adds them to my calendar so it's visible to me and my staff. That way, it's on the schedule and blocked off for 'me time.'"
--Lauren Danziger, executive director of the Meatpacking Business Improvement District
4. Slack (free and paid versions for iOS, Android, Windows Phone, desktop, and Web)
"I love Slack, as it provides me with access to real-time communication between all teams and employees. By strategically structuring our Slack channels, team members are naturally encouraged to collaborate and communicate regularly on specific topics, with management maintaining visibility and the option to guide conversations where necessary."
--Tim Chatfield, co-founder and CEO of Jitjatjo, maker of an intelligently matched temporary staffing mobile app
5. Dark Sky ($3.99 for iOS and Android)
"I love this app because I find it is the most accurate weather app. Being underdressed or overdressed for the day can completely alter the way I function. Since I am always on the go, running a standalone restaurant and two Rossopomodoro locations at Eataly... when I am dressed properly for the day I can get so much more accomplished."
--Simone Falco, chef and owner of Rossopomodoro
6. Goat (free for iOS and Android)
"Every CEO and entrepreneur needs to support a strong sneaker and shoe collection. Goat has every exclusive pair of shoes and is currently giving Sneaker Don a run for his money."
--Akash Nigam, CEO of Genies, a company changing the way Millennials share news
7. Headspace ($7.99 a month billed annually for iOS, Android, and desktop)
"[This guided meditation platform] allows me to start the day with a clear and rested mind. I am able to handle whatever the day throws at me a lot easier after doing this. The app is also great for on-the-go and traveling, and has a variety of series to allow you to focus on whatever aspect of your life you would like to improve."
--Tom Dwyer, CEO of the men's fashion brand TAYLRD
8. Uber (free for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone)
"I love Uber for its sheer ease of use, convenience, and reliability."
--Eric S. Yuan, founder and CEO of Zoom, a video conferencing and web conferencing service
9. Wine Spectator Wine Ratings+ ($2.99 a month for iOS and Android)
"I'm a wine geek so often I want to check on a given wine or vintage when we're at dinner. I have used both the WS and Robert Parker apps, and the WS one is way better. It has both iPad and iPhone versions."
--Mike Tuchen, CEO of Talend, a software integration vendor
10. Snapchat (free for iOS and Android)
"I am focused on business close to 24/7. Snapchat gives me a chance to laugh a couple of times a day when I get to see the antics of my three, twentysomething daughters in their Millennial lifestyles."
--Rick Bergman, president and CEO of Synaptics, a human interface solution developer
11. Trello (free for iOS, Android, and desktop)
"During my day, I can work between the G Suite and Trello to keep projects organized. The cards are easy to follow: I can see what work is getting done, and add comments to others' work. This gets me and my colleagues out of email jail and fosters focus on the tasks at hand. It's easy to add team members for a specific item and not have the burden of people who don't need to know being CC'd on emails to death."
--Craig Walker, founder and CEO of the business phone system Dialpad
12. FlightRadar24 (free and paid versions for iOS, Android, and desktop)
"I travel so much between offices in New York, London, and Tel Aviv that I joke my office is located at 40,000 feet. While I don't mind the time in the air, I do loathe waiting at airports for delayed flights. That's why I can't live without my FlightStatus and FlightRadar24 apps. Using those apps, I can check where the inbound plane is on its flight path, and based on that, I can see if the flight is going to be delayed, often hours before the airline would notify me. Those saved hours give me more time to spend with my family or to do any of the other things I'd rather do than wait at a gate."
--Dror Ginzberg, co-founder and CEO at video creation platform Wochit
13. Evernote Scannable (free for iOS)
"I can't live without my favorite app, Evernote's Scannable. It's such an easy way to streamline my to-do list between being a busy mom and a busy executive. With one picture, Scannable allows me to keep working when on the go, managing everything from uploading and sending back client contracts to submitting a health form for my kid to play on the school's soccer team."
--Kristin Savilia, CEO of JOOR, a digital wholesale marketplace connecting brands and retailers
14. Podcasts by Apple (free for iOS)
"The podcast app on my iPhone is hands down my favorite. It's my window into a world of infinite learning and passions both professional and personal, from knitting, politics, and scientific discovery, to ad tech and B2B marketing. And whatever the topic, a compelling podcast always comes down to the art of great storytelling, which of course is the foundation of great marketing. I never tire of exploring new ways to tell a brand story and I continue to marvel at the creative genius behind the best ads we see on TV and every other screen, which have been at the epicenter of my nearly three-decade career. Telling a great story in 15 or 30 seconds is no easy task. It's pure brilliance when done well. Through podcasts, I've discovered that same genius in long form.
--Melinda McLaughlin, CMO of Extreme Reach, the cloud technology platform for TV and video ad workflow and talent and rights management
15. Pleco (free and paid versions for iOS and Android)
"Pleco is a Chinese dictionary app that also includes OCR, direct touch-based 'handwritten' entry, stroke-order instruction, dual-gender pronunciation audio, etc. It's delightful, inspiring, and instructive to play with the Pleco dictionary system. Despite the subject matter's sophistication (and, yes, complexity), Pleco's UI design maintains and confers a beautiful adroitness. I lead a company whose products' message is that interaction is power, so--particularly in a world where overinvestment in simplicity often staves capability--luminous examples like this one are companion and fuel."
--John Underkoffler, CEO of the spatial computing firm Oblong Industries, Inc.
16. TeamSnap and GameChanger (free and paid versions for iOS, Android and desktop)
"As a little league coach, I live in these two apps and often wish they would merge! TeamSnap is the ultimate team admin site--it keeps my practice and game schedule; tracks RSVPs, roster, and contact info, snack assignments, field locations, and payments; stores photos; and handles parent email and text notifications. GameChanger is the ultimate scoring app. Now owned by Dick's Sporting Goods, GameChanger allows me to move scorekeeping from the old-fashioned book to an app so I can score a games in real time, track stats, and, for a fee, have parents watch a game on their app if they can't be there in person."
--Matt Blumberg, CEO of email optimization company Return Path
17. Dr Greger's Daily Dozen (free for iOS and Android)
"After trying literally dozens of daily nutrition apps, this is hands-down my favorite. With no bells and whistles, this less-is-more app focuses only on the daily essentials for a healthy, whole food, plant-based lifestyle. It is the easiest and fastest way to keep track of what you are consuming and optimize your diet. And it definitely got me to eat more beans. Any app that can do that gets my thumbs up."
--Monica Ruffo, CEO of Well Told Health, a certified organic apothecary that offers clean Health Boosters crafted purely from organic food
18. Asphalt 8 ($4.99 for a starter pack on iOS, Android, Windows Phone, and Amazon)
"This racing app allows me to put my brain in a jar. When I'm traveling and anxious and in that weird space where I'm too tired to work but not tired enough to sleep, it ends up being great therapy. Puts me in the zone fast. And I think brain flow can be good for us. It's almost a meditation."
--Dr. Allen Lim, founder of natural hydration and nutrition company Skratch Labs
19. Airplane mode (free, included on almost all devices)
"This super kickass app is literally one button on your phone that comes pre-installed! It's free every month and hands down my favorite app. I'm able to just click the button, and bam! I'm instantaneously super connected with all of my physical surroundings. It's insane how good it works. I love using it when I'm out camping for the weekend, on dinner dates, and even sometimes when I'm at work."
--Benjamin VandenWymelenberg, founder and CEO of WOODHCHUCK USA, which designs and manufactures high-end wood covered journals, notebooks, iPhone cases, and other wood products
20. Expensify (free and paid versions for iOS, Android, and desktop)
"Terrific expense and time management app that takes the pain and paper out of the reimbursement process for the team at Nothing Bundt Cakes."
--Kyle Smith, president of Nothing Bundt Cakes
21. WeChat (free for iOS, Android, Windows Phone, and desktop)
"[This messaging app] is a Swiss Army Knife that serves many purposes, but a particularly useful one for small-team communications. Surprisingly, other than being the WhatsApp, iMessage, Apple Pay, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Yelp for your life, it can also serve as a Slack-like tool that tremendously improves your work efficiency as it relates to group communication, document sharing, and video conferencing."
--Yinan Du, CEO of the 2-4 percent APY high-interest mobile banking app Beam
22. Fitbit (free for iOS, Android, Windows Phone, and desktop)
"Fitbit isn't just a wearable that tells time. It is the most sophisticated, data-rich tool I use for my business. For my business? Yes, for me to be at top performance, I need to get good sleep and keep up a workout routine. Fitbit turns these needs into data driven levers I can pull. I realized the power of my FitBit when I solved my midweek fatigue by forcing myself to get an extra hour of sleep. The old adage that you can't fix what you can't measure is true."
--Dave Krauss, CEO of "the smoke detector for noise," NoiseAware
23. Dropbox Paper (free for iOS, Android, and Web)
"This app is my go-to app for exchanging quick ideas with the product design and business executives. It helps me give quick feedback on the multiple projects the team is working on, comment and get to quick consensus on the way forward. Its simplicity reduces clutter and helps me see what the feature will look like in the app once implemented."
--Richard Rabbat, CEO of the world's largest user-generated GIF platform, Gfycat
24. Slack (free and paid versions for iOS, Android, Windows Phone, desktop, and Web)
"One of the most useful apps from a productivity, communication, and culture perspective is Slack. If that isn't tight communication and strong culture building, I don't know what is. Slack has contributed significantly to Ask.Vet operating as a more cohesive, connected, and engaged team."
--Cal Lai, CEO at Ask.Vet , a "virtual urgent care" service that lets people text licensed vets for answers and save thousands in unnecessary vet bills
25. FinalPrice ($99 a year for iOS and Android)
"As an ex-Googler, I tend to use the whole suite of Google products. For flights, Google Flights is one of the best apps out there. But for even better deals there's a new app called FinalPrice. You pay a yearly subscription fee (which you easily make your money back on after a booking), and get access to discounts for hotels, flights, and cars."
--Patrick Ip, co-founder at Unity, a Silicon Valley-based startup that uses AI to power micro-influencer programs at scale
26. Flipboard (free for iOS and Android, desktop, and Web)
"Flipboard tees up some of the more interesting things happening in the world through a daily dose of stories that have been curated based on my passions, or at least the handful of topics I clicked that one time I signed up for Flipboard. It's a refreshing departure from the up-to-the-minute news feeds coming at us, and lets me take a breath, learn something new, and get back to work with new perspective."
--Clint Smith, CEO of marketing software services provider Emma
27. Garmin Connect (free for iOS, Android, Windows Phone, and desktop)
"Keeping fit and healthy is hugely important, particularly when running a successful business can be all consuming. I use a variety of apps to help track my exercise regime but this is my go-to app of choice. It's simple to use and allows me to monitor a range of health data at the touch of a button."
--Paul Kenyon, co-CEO of endpoint security software company Avecto
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Innocence lost: what did you do before the internet?
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Yawning gap: days of nothing are a 'soon-to-be lost plane of human experience'. Illustration: Nathalie Lees
People born in the late 1970s are the last to have grown up without the internet. Social scientists call them the Last of the Innocents. Leah McLaren ponders a time when our attention was allowed to wander
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In moments of digital anxiety I find myself thinking of my father's desk. Dad was a travelling furniture salesman in the 1980s, a job that served him well in the years before globalisation hobbled the Canadian manufacturing sector. He was out on the road a lot, but when he worked from home he sat in his office, a small windowless study dominated by a large teak desk. There wasn't much on it – synthetic upholstery swatches, a mug of pens, a lamp, a phone, an ashtray. And yet every day Dad spent hours there, making notes, smoking Craven "A"s, drinking coffee and yakking affably to small-town retailers about shipments of sectional sofas and dinette sets. This is what I find so amazing. That my father – like most other professionals of his generation and generations before him – was able to earn a salary and support our family with little more than a phone and a stack of papers. Just thinking of his desk, the emptiness of it, induces in me a strange disorientation and loneliness. How did he sit there all day, I wonder, without the internet to keep him company?
In this age of uncertainty, predictions have lost value, but here's an irrefutable one: quite soon, no person on earth will remember what the world was like before the internet. There will be records, of course (stored in the intangibly limitless archive of the cloud), but the actual lived experience of what it was like to think and feel and be human before the emergence of big data will be gone. When that happens, what will be lost?
Earlier this year I travelled to Wilmslow, a suburb of greater Manchester, to interview Elizabeth Denham, the UK's Information Commissioner and arguably the most empowered data regulator on the planet. Our discussion was wide-ranging, but among the ICO's projects she was most enthusiastic about was the Age Appropriate Design Code, or Kids' Code for short, currently in public consultation. An extrapolation of last year's Data Protection Act, the new code was devised over several months by a tech child welfare dream team composed of the filmmaker Baroness Beeban Kidron, children's commissioner Anne Longfield and then minister for digital and creative industries Margot James.
The code, which is expected to be laid before parliament this autumn, would completely revolutionise the digital landscape for British children. Among its standards are strict content and design limitations on apps, games and platforms that target minors.
We are the last of a dying breed who knew days of nothing
Widely used technologies that nudge or manipulate children through algorithms or intermittent reward systems designed to get and keep their attention would be scrutinised and banned. Instead, the onus would be on tech companies to prove "the best interests of a child as the primary consideration" in any product or platform targeted at the youth market.
When I mentioned to Denham that I grew up entirely without the internet – having sent my first email on the first day of first year university in 1994 – her eyes brightened. "Ah ha!" she said. "So you're one of the Last of the Innocents."
What she meant by this is that my population cohort – roughly speaking those born in the mid-to-late 1970s – are the last generation of humans on the planet to have grown up prior to the popularisation of digital culture. Another name for us, coined by the Vancouver writer Michael Harris in his book The End of Absence, is "digital immigrants," which he defines as those who have lived both "with and without the crowded connectivity of online life."
Denham's Kids' Code is an audacious act – a radical new set of rules that would reimagine the internet as a garden of creativity and knowledge for children, rather than the chaotic circus of unregulated content and dubious corporate interests that characterise its current state. The optimism and daring ambition of her project suggests a question I didn't think to ask until I was already on the train back from Wilmslow: is it possible to regain innocence lost?
For weeks after meeting Denham, I found myself haunted by the notion of digital immigration and what it means for my generation. I'd always assumed that not being connected as a child had been a handicap – surely it explained why I'm hopeless at figuring out the smart TV remote or programming the digital thermostat. Like most kids I spent idle summer days drifting around our garden spying faces in the clouds, but my childhood (like most kids in the 80s) was also awash in cultural drek. I had way more weekly screen time than my own kids, most of it spent zoning out on bad sitcom reruns and mind-numbing hours playing Pac-Man on our Commodore 64 so our mum – a housewife with no domestic help – could get the next meal on the table. Surely bingeing on the brilliance of Pixar films and the architectural complexities of Minecraft today is a superior way for a child to spend a rainy afternoon?
Dividing line: 'digital immigrants' have lived both 'with and without online life'. Illustration: Nathalie Lees
I began to investigate what it was that marked my generation out – what was the "innocence" lost, if any? I was surprised then to discover many of the neuroscientists, cyber-psychologists and tech ethicists who spend their lives pondering the cultural and moral ramifications of the digital revolution have come to believe that there is something special in my generation, and the recollection of our shared analogue past.
It's not that digital immigrants are smarter or more talented than the digital natives that came after us. Our uniqueness, it seems, lies in the fact that we are the last of a dying breed and as such, living, breathing receptacles of a soon-to-be lost plane of human experience: empty yawning hours and days of nothing much at all.
"Which would you rather be, extremely poor with loads of friends or super rich with no friends at all?" This hypothetical question was put to me recently out of nowhere by my 11-year-old stepson. For me the answer was easy. "Poor with friends," I said. "In the long run, loneliness would be worse than poverty."
My stepson disagreed. "Defo rich with no friends. I'd just stay in my mansion and play Fortnite and watch YouTube and hang out with people online."
He's a popular kid and part of a close-knit group of boys who've been friends since starting school. When offered a choice of whether they'd like to watch a movie together or spend two hours playing Fortnite and interfacing remotely on headsets, the lads didn't miss a beat in choosing the latter. This is because, for digital natives like my stepson and his mates, socialising online is the same as – at times even preferable to – socialising in person.
For his 11th birthday he got his first smart phone and it was as if we'd handed him the keys to a magic portal to an idealised parallel universe. I suppose in a way we had. Just as puberty begins to set in, we'd given him a comfort innocents like me and my husband had never known as alienated adolescents: the feeling of being with friends all the time. The absence of aloneness.
For years, scientific debate has raged over whether or not sustained internet use has a deleterious effect on human brain function – particularly on the developing brains of children. The never-ending "screentime debate" has, historically, been heavy on conjecture and light on hard data. But this spring the results of a sweeping international study were published in World Psychiatry, a respected international journal, which may have tipped the balance in favour of digital sceptics. An international team of researchers working with large sample groups in two separate methodologies (MRI brain imaging and behavioural observation), consistently found compelling evidence that prolonged internet use produces both "acute and sustained alterations in specific areas of cognition," which may reflect long-term changes in the brain, affecting attention span, memory and social interactions.
It was in those lost hours that we really got to know ourselves
Dr Joseph Firth, the Manchester-born neuroscientist who led the study told me that while the human brain does seem to interpret online socialising and connection in much the same way as the in-person variety (great news for friendless super-rich shut-ins), other cognitive functions are shown to be weakened. For instance, he said, the brain adapts fairly quickly to treating the internet as a kind of outsourced memory bank, which results over time in the reduction of our own "transactive memory function," ie the mental sorting processes the brain performs in order to locate and grasp a fact or mental image.
"The problem with the internet," Firth explained, "is that our brains seem to quickly figure out it's there – and outsource." This would be fine if we could rely on the internet for information the same way we rely on, say, the British Library. But what happens when we subconsciously outsource a complex cognitive function to an unreliable online world manipulated by capitalist interests and agents of distortion? "What happens to children born in a world where transactive memory is no longer as widely exercised as a cognitive function?" he asked.
James Williams, a former Google strategist-turned Oxford-trained philosopher and digital ethicist is convinced the loss of solitude we are now experiencing is more than just an end of innocence. His book, Stand Out of our Light, outlines the moral danger of the current "attention economy" in which capitalist interests vie constantly to distract us for their own enrichment. Williams told me that unless we find better ways to regulate and interact with the pernicious distractions of big tech, we risk compromising our personal and collective goals and values, even imperilling our own free will.
"If what we attend to is, in a very real sense, what we are, then what's at stake in the battle for our attention is nothing less than our ability to determine and pursue the kinds of lives we want to live, both individually and societally," he said. As someone who, like me, grew up in a world without the internet, Williams worries that we will continue to "conflate entertainment with leisure, resulting in fewer and fewer opportunities for reflection and introspection."
Riding the wave: 'no amount of legislating can give us back the absence of before'. Illustration: Nathalie Lees
By resigning ourselves to the frenetic distractions of the attention economy, digital natives like my children and yours risk losing touch with the experience of what it is to be truly alone with their thoughts. Yes, their entertainment is more sophisticated than what we grew up with (what sane person would trade the bounty of Netflix for terrestrial Friends reruns?), but it's those empty, restless, vaguely melancholic hours, spent staring at clouds and lounging in trees, they'll miss. Not that they'll long for what they don't know. But we will, the innocents, aka the ones who recall the emptiness and boredom. For it's in those lost hours that we unwittingly got to know ourselves; our imaginations, unbridled, were free to play and laze and wander. And while it was dull and uneventful at times it's also true that all of humanity's wonders – including the internet itself – have arisen from this one simple source: a person, a thought, a daydream.
It's precisely this "loss of lack" Vancouver Michael Harris explores in The End of Absence. His experiments with regaining solitude remind me of my father's desk: go for a long walk without your phone, he recommends. Spend an afternoon writing in longhand. Read 150 pages in one sitting. Simple in theory, but strangely terrifying in practice.
Like Williams, Harris told me he doesn't consider himself anti-technology so much as a critical observer of its effects. He points out that all human inventions, even those we consider banal or beneficial, such as cars or books, hijack our brains and disrupt our consciousness. What we risk losing to the emergence of big data is the richness of our interior lives.
"The experience of empty space allows for the growth of imagination and independent thought, the ability to form ideas without being swayed by mass opinion or bot armies," he said. Moreover, virtual connection impedes our ability to connect and empathise. "When you are inundated with mediated social connectivity it's increasingly difficult to devote your attention to the people you are actually with."
More than anything, Harris worries that in future only the privileged few will be able to afford to take regular "digital detoxes" from the exhausting demands of the attention economy. As we talk, I think of my seven-year-old who, for the first time this summer, will fly with me to Ottawa then take a six-hour bus to the wilds of Northern Ontario where he will spend seven nights sleeping in a tent, canoeing and eating freeze-dried food cooked over a camp fire with 30 other kids. He won't have electricity and plumbing, let alone the internet. I won't disclose the fees except to say it isn't cheap to abandon a kid in the woods these days.
The ICO's Age Appropriate Design Code will be laid before parliament this autumn. If properly implemented and enforced, it may well make the internet a much safer, secure place for generations of British children to come. While it will, in theory, mean a vast improvement, even Denham's reimagined internet won't entirely reclaim our pre-digital innocence. No amount of legislating can give us back the absence of before. Which isn't to say innocence, or some version of it, can't be regained, through careful daily practice. Like the act of disconnecting our kids and sending them out to play in the garden. Or of sitting, just for an hour, at my father's empty desk.
Let's go digital
Key developments that changed the way we communicate. By Hayley Myers
1971: Email Ray Tomlinson was responsible for electronic mail as we know it, choosing the @ sign to connect the username with its destination. Today, it's estimated there are 3.9 billion email users.
1992: Phone texting British engineer Neil Papworth sent the first SMS – 'Merry Christmas' – from his computer to the mobile phone of Vodafone's Richard Jarvis. Handsets didn't include keyboards then, so Jarvis was unable to reply.
1997: Chat rooms Talking to friends (and strangers) in chat rooms dominated the late 1990s. The rise of other internet technologies saw their popularity plummet in the following decade, taking the ubiquitous a/s/l abbreviation with it.
2004: Social media Whether a place of meaningful connection, a worrying echo chamber or both, Myspace and its successors created an era where likes, influencers and filters reign supreme – despite recent concerns over privacy and data breaches.
2005: YouTube YouTube's first ever video, 'Me At The Zoo', was uploaded by the channel's founder Jawed Karim. It's since been viewed 73m times, paving the way for cultural moments, such as 'Charlie Bit My Finger', skateboarding bulldogs and Justin Bieber.
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Shot in Uganda and directed by French Montana himself, Unforgettably this track is unforgettable after becoming a viral phenomenon.
The Ghetto kids are the sensation since they captured our hearts with a comical dance version of Eddy Kenzo's 'Sitya Loss' in 2014. Now, more than 40 videos in, Triplets Ghetto Kids (the dance group) have inspired a viral trend, the #UnforgettableDanceChallenge, in which American celebrities like Travis Scott, Swizz Beatz, DJ Khaled, Drake, Juelz Santana and even P Diddy have taken part.
The troupe has literally grown before our eyes, both professionally and literally. Now they are highly sought-after by international celebrities. That is how Moroccan-American hip hop sensation French Montana fell in love with their high-energy, unpretentious dancing and travelled to Kampala to shoot a video for his single 'Unforgettable', which features Swae Lee, one of the brothers in duo Rae Sremmurd.
"I was on YouTube listening to music from one of my favorite African artists Cheb Hasni and found this video of these kids dancing barefoot in the mud and on rocks," French Montana wrote on his Instagram page this month. "No complaining or pain just so much joy in the music and dancing. I watched with 'Unforgettable' playing in the background and it hit me! Their moves went to the tempo and it was almost like God planned it!
The result is an infectious video that has been on the top-ten Twitter trending list in the past two weeks and has already received 18 million views. Though there are other scenes shot in a bar and while on safari, where Montana is accosted by rebels, the street dance scenes featuring the vivacious teens are the highlight of the video, what with their nimble contortions, dance-hall inspired moves and comical gyrations. The video is shot in the messy streets, with no airbrushed scenes, giving it a simple authenticity that sets it apart from Montana's other videos. After Montana is kidnapped by rebels in the forest, the video ends with a sign that reads 'Later On That Day…' suggesting a sequel shot in Africa.
Alongside the video, Montana invited his social media followers to a dance challenge, and that too has taken off.
In an interview with Christopher Kevin of lifewithoutandy.com, Montana terms the Uganda visit as one of the most memorable experiences in his 32 years of existence.
"I tell people all the time, I feel like it was my first vacation, as far as touching the people and giving people an opportunity that they appreciate … It warmed my heart, it's probably the best feeling I've ever felt in my life," he says.
But let not the simplicity of the video fool you. The Triplets Ghetto Kids are now anything but 'ghetto' – they are professionally managed and choreographed and have a sleek website that secures gigs for them. Their tattered clothes and dusty feet are part of the costuming, and only make an appearance in some videos.
Last year they won the Best Dance Act at the UK's Black Entertainment Film, Fashion, Television and Arts (BEFFTA) Awards and Best Dance Group at the African Entertainment Awards in the US. They also bagged The Video Trailblazer Award at the HiPipo Music Awards and Talented Youth Star at the Rising Star Awards, both in Uganda.
After filming catchy videos that saw them dancing to the likes of 'Follow Follow' by Hanson Baliruno, Mastiksoul & Shaggy's 'Good For You' and Justin Bieber's 'Sorry', Triplets Ghetto Kids were then featured in official videos like Kenzo's 'StyleZo(Kadondo)', Patoranking's 'Make Am' and now French Montana's 'Unforgettable'. Check out their videos onYouTube.
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A tribunal in Manchester heard Dr Vaishnavy Laxman, 41, should have given the 30-year old patient an emergency Caesarean section as the premature infant was in a breech position – but instead attempted to carry out the delivery naturally, it was claimed.
Tragedy struck when the doctor urged the patient to push whilst herself applying traction to the baby's legs, it was alleged. The manoevre caused the infant's legs, arms and torso to become detached leaving the head still in his mother's womb.
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BIBRA LAKE OFFICE/WAREHOUSE PLUS YARD
Chad Parham of Commercial Industrial Property Group (CIPG) has leased a property at 80 Miguel Road, Bibra Lake.
Mr Parham said "Bibra Lake is approximately 20 kilometres from Perth CBD and approximately 12 kilometres from Fremantle."
"The property fronts two streets which gives ease access and provides many options for the occupier."
"The property has an area of approximately 14,918sqm. Improvements to the property comprise an office and warehouse building constructed of concrete tilt panels with a total area of approximately 2,035sqm. Office is provided over 2 levels being approximately 360sqm and is air-conditioned. Warehouse area is approximately 1,675sqm with a minimum truss height of approximately 7 metres. 5 tonne gantry crane is available." he said
Mr Parham said "The property was leased for 6 years at $310,000 per annum plus outgoings and GST."
LARGE INDUSTRIAL PARCEL MADDINGTON
Chad Parham of Commercial Industrial Property Group (CIPG) has acted for a local private investor to purchase 88 Kelvin Road, Maddington.
Mr Parham said "The parcel is well located on Kelvin Road in Maddington with Tonkin Highway and Roe Highway close by and being approximately 20 kilometres South East of the Perth CBD. "
"The property has three street frontage including Kelvin Road, Barcelona Way and Valencia Way which provides great access for large vehicles and multiple option for the future development of the parcel. "
"The property is zoned 'General Industry' pursuant to the City of Gosnells Town Planning Scheme with a total land area of 38,560sqm with 155 metres frontage to Kelvin Road. This represents and outstanding purchase for our client." he said
Mr Parham said "The property has purchased for $5,700,000 plus GST."
BRAND NEW CANNING VALE WAREHOUSE
Chad Parham of Commercial Industrial Property Group (CIPG) has leased a property located at 2/42 Tulloch Way, Canning Vale.
"Canning Vale Industrial area is located next to Roe Highway approximately 20 kilometres South East of the Perth CBD. " said Mr Parham
"The property comprises approximately 157sqm of office plus approximately 902sqm of warehouse and approximately 164sqm of mezzanine. Total building area is approximately 1,223sqm."
"The office has large open plan area plus separate office and kitchen/lunchroom and amenities. Reverse cycle air-conditioning is installed to the office area. Warehouse has a minimum truss height of approximately 6.5 metres and access by way of 5 metre high and 4.5 metre wide roller door." he said
Zoning is "General Industry" pursuant to City of Gosnells Town Planning Scheme.
Mr Parham said "The property has been leased for 3 years at $80,000 per annum plus outgoings and GST."
COCKBURN CENTRAL - HAMMOND ROAD FRONTAGE
A well located office and warehouse building with exposure to Hammond Road as been leased to Electrical Distributors of WA by Chad Parham of Commercial Industrial Property Group (CIPG).
The property is located at 1/14 Hammond Road, Cockburn Central.
"Cockburn Central is some 24 kilometres South of the Perth CBD. " said Mr Parham
"The property forms part of a two lot strata titled tilt concrete panel office and warehouse development. Unit 1 has a total area of approximately 745sqm. Office has an area of approximately 170sqm over two levels. Warehouse is approximately 575sqm."
"Office area is reverse cycle air-conditioned and carpeted. Kitchen/lunchroom and male and female toilets."
"Warehouse area is accessed by way of 5.0 metre high and 4.5m wide roller door. Minimum truss height is approximately 6.4 metres."he said
Zoning is "Mixed Business" pursuant to City of Cockburn Town Planning Scheme.
Mr Parham said "The property has been leased for 3 years at a very attractive rent of $49,500 per annum plus outgoings and GST."
MADDINGTON OFFICE/FACTORY
Chad Parham of Commercial Industrial Property Group (CIPG) has leased a property located at 3 Carole Road, Maddington.
Mr Parham said "Maddington Industrial area is approximately 20 kilometres South East of the Perth CBD. "
Development in Maddington comprises mainly industrial businesses with a mixture of users. Access to Maddington Industrial area is by way of Tonkin Highway, Albany Highway and Kelvin Road.
"The property comprises an office and factory with a total area of 757sqm located on Carole Road, Maddington."
"Office accommodation is approximately 110sqm including amenities. Factory area is approximately 647sqm with side roller door access." he said
CANNING VALE WAREHOUSE COMPLEX
A substantial industrial warehouse complex at Canning Vale in southern Perth has been leased through Commercial Industrial Property Group (CIPG).
The property located at 17 Tulloch Way, Canning Vale, was marketed for lease by Chad Parham of Commercial Industrial Property Group (CIPG).
Mr Parham said the property is situated on a land area of approximately 2,005 sqm and includes approximately 979 sqm of warehouse and approximately 204 sqm of office space.
"Access to the warehouse is via dual roller doors with a height of 5.0 metres," he said.
"The air-conditioned office area includes seven individual offices as well as a stylishly presented foyer and reception area."
Mr Parham said there was ample onsite parking available on the premises.
"Wrought iron fencing secures the boundaries of the property," he said.
Mr Parham said Canning Vale is a thriving industrial suburb and warehouse space of this size is in short supply.
"The property is ideally located approximately 200 metres from Nicholson Road and within two kilometres of Roe Highway," he said.
"This location offers close proximity to the surrounding arterial networks within Canning Vale."
The property was being leased for $95,000 per annum excluding GST.
INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENT
Chad Parham of Commercial Industrial Property Group (CIPG) marketed 119 Kelvin Road Maddington for sale on behalf of the sellers has been secured by a local private investor.
Mr Parham said "The investment property is located in Maddington Industrial Estate with two streets frontages being being Kelvin Road and Eva Street.with an office and factory building constructed in 2008."
"Maddington is approximately 20 kilometres south east of Perth CBD with major arterial roads including Tonkin Highway, Roe Highway and Albany Highway in close proximity."he said
Mr Parham said "Office accommodation is approximately 693 sqm over two levels. The office area is divided into multiple offices, reception, boardroom, kitchen and amenities. Reverse cycle air-conditioning services the office area."
"Total floor area of the factory is approximately 1,512 sqm."
"Power supply is 2,500 amps which was upgraded to accommodate the tenant requirements." he said.
The property is leased to Acu-Tech Piping Systems for a term is 7 years plus options with current rental of $435,000 per annum plus outgoings and GST.
PERTH INDUSTRIAL UNITS PROVE POPULAR
Three strata factory units at Maddington in Perth's south-east have been sold by Commercial Industrial Property Group (CIPG) for $1.17 million.
The three units located at 2-4/20 Alloa Road, Maddington, were sold by Chad Parham of Commercial Industrial Property Group (CIPG).
Mr Parham said each unit was sold for $390,000 and were sold within weeks of being listed.
"Each of the properties generated a strong level of enquiry due to their strategic position in one of Perth's most sought after industrial locations," he said.
"The properties are located just 18km from Perth's CBD in a popular industrial region which is scheduled for further expansion under plans prepared by the city of Gosnells."
Mr Parham said the industrial units ranged in size from approximately 200 sqm to 221 sqm.
"Units 2 and 3 are 203 sqm and 211 sqm respectively, and both comprise a 68 sqm yard.
"The third unit (4/20 Alloa Road) is 221 sqm with a 60 sqm yard."
Mr Parham said he had just listed three properties for sale in Maddington at 6/11 Alloa Road, 13/26 Ryelane Street, and 4/20 Davison Street.
"We have sold several industrial properties in the southern corridor of Perth and are anticipating a significant amount of interest for the properties from prospective buyers and investors," he said.
"Each property is strategically located on the main thoroughfare of the Maddington Industrial Area in close proximity to the major arterial road system.
"One of the units is also located on Davison Street which links with Kelvin Road to provide direct access to both the Albany Highway and the Tonkin Highway."
RETAIL SPACE FOR LEASE IN 'THE LANE' AT CURRAMBINE CENTRAL
An opportunity to secure retail space in the newly developed 'The Lane' precinct in the acclaimed Currambine Central shopping centre in Perth's north-west is available through Commercial Industrial Property Group (CIPG).
The Lane is part of the major expansion of the six precincts of Currambine Central, which is located 30km north-west of the Perth CBD and offers a diverse destination where community members can meet, shop and be entertained.
Commercial Industrial Property Group Principal Chad Parham said retail spaces ranging in size from 50 sqm to 200 sqm would be available for lease in The Lane precinct.
"The Lane will offer tenants retail space in an enviable location overlooking a garden courtyard," Mr Parham said.
"There's a gross floor area of approximately 480 sqm and this will offer opportunities for businesses such as boutique café/wine bars, giftware and homeware outlets, fashion and jewellery stores, beauty salons or newsagencies."
Owners White & Partners aim to complete a $30 million redevelopment of Currambine Central by the end of next year.
The completed centre will offer more than 11,000 sqm off net lettable area on a site area of 70,000 sqm.
Currambine Central currently consists of a Woolworths supermarket and petrol station, a Grand Cinema complex plus 25 specialty shops.
The shopping centre complex also includes a 1400 sqm Dan Murphy's liquor warehouse as well as a showroom and office precinct.
"Currambine Central has become the benchmark for retail centres in Perth's north and is catering for the area's growing population," Mr Parham said.
"New precincts such as The Lane help differentiate Currambine Central from traditional shopping centre environments."
TRANSIENT WORKFORCE ACCOMMODATION FOR SALE IN KARRATHA
A sizable transient workforce accommodation facility at Karratha in the Pilbara region of Western Australia is being offered for sale through Commercial Industrial Property Group.
King Village, located at Lot 1068 at King Way, Karratha, is being marketed in an Expressions of Interest campaign by Chad Parham of Commercial Industrial Property Group.
Mr Parham said the approximately 0.58ha site was listed as vacant possession and offered a well-equipped set of units that were easy to maintain.
"The property forms part of the Karratha Industrial Estate and features 28 transportable/relocatable buildings comprising 56 furnished, single room accommodation units that include ensuites and air-conditioning," he said.
"It is currently operated by an independent management company under a service agreement and could continue in this manner by negotiation, or be owner managed.
"There is ample onsite car parking as well as a local shopping centre nearby."
Mr Parham said the property could serve a number of purposes, particularly for companies in the mining and resource industries requiring temporary workforce accommodation.
"Karratha is located in the Pilbara region approximately 1,500 kilometres north of Perth and approximately 850 kilometres south of Broome on the North West Coastal Highway," he said.
"It is originally a mining town, predominantly iron ore mining, but a number of petroleum export, ammonia export, natural gas and sea-salt mining operations are based there too.
"This facility would be the perfect investment for a company with operations in the Pilbara region seeking a stand-alone site, or an investor looking to hold a consistent rent-generating asset."
GRANDMAX LEASES SITE IN KWINANA BEACH
Resources company Grandmax Corporation Pty Ltd has secured a site in the Kwinana Beach heavy industrial precinct south-west of Perth.
The 1000 sqm property at 17 Ocean Street, Kwinana Beach, has been leased in a deal negotiated by Commercial Industrial Property Group (CIPG).
Mr Parham said 6000 sqm of hardstand on the site was currently available with the option of a long term or short term lease.
"Many companies associated with the resource sector require hardstand or a laydown area to store trucks and equipment and this is what made the site so attractive to Grandmax Corporation Pty Ltd," he said.
"The site is zoned General Industry and is located in a secure and convenient position in the heart of Kwinana Beach just 28 kilometres from Fremantle Port and in close proximity to Patterson/Rockingham Road.
"This is an excellent opportunity to secure a site in Perth's primary industrial precinct and we're urging potential tenants to register their interest."
Grandmax Corporation Pty Ltd has taken out a 1 X 1 year lease at an annual rental of $25,000 plus GST and outgoings.
TREEHOUSE PLAY CENTRE LEASES BIBRA LAKE COMPLEX
Children's play centre Treehouse Indoor Play and Café has opened for business at Bibra lake, south of Perth, in a purpose-built complex secured through Commercial Industrial Property Group (CIPG).
The property, which is located in the Phoenix Business Park at 26 Sphinx Way, Bibra Lake, was leased in a deal negotiated by Commercial Industrial Property Group.
"The property is owned by development company Alcom Properties and includes a 2000 sqm land component and an 825 sqm fully air-conditioned warehouse," Mr Parham said.
"Alcom Properties had the structure customised to match their clients' needs, fitting the warehouse out with a variety of play centre rooms and a cafe."
"The building company, Buildcom Constructions, completed the job on budget and in a record time frame just three months from council approval," he said.
"Alcom had looked on the open market for a number of months and finally came to the realization that they would need to have a building specifically constructed to suit their business needs."
Treehouse is a West Australian-owned and operated family business that offers a great venue for birthday parties, play groups and end of season events.
Treehouse has taken out a 10 x 10 year lease at a gross rental industry sources estimate to be approximately $170,000 per annum.
OFFICE DOUBLE FOR LEASE IN BURSWOOD
Two offices in one of Perth's thriving suburbs, Burswood, are being offered for lease by Commercial Industrial Property Group (CIPG).
Unit 1 and 6, 6 Leigh Street, Burswood, are 82 sqm and 96 sqm in size respectively, and are being marketed by Commercial Industrial Property Group's Chad Parham.
Mr Parham said the two offices sit right in the middle of one of Perth's most electric suburbs, sitting just across the Great Eastern Highway from the Crown Casino, Crown metropol and the many surrounding restaurants and night club venues alike.
"The offices are in a great location for getting around in Perth, and the two properties have great facilities to accommodate any types of business," he said.
"Included in the rent for both units are exclusive use of 5 car bays, private kitchenette facility and common use of amenities."
Mr Parham said the asking rental of approximate $270 per sqm is inexpensive rent given the accessibility to Perth which is only five minutes away.
"Leigh Street sits only a stone's throw from the CBD, minutes' walk to Victoria Park and has Perth Railway Station and Burswood Station situated directly within the suburb," he said.
"These properties location and the limited number of similar and available office suites make these units one of the more desirable on the current market."
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Dr Justin Chan founded datadriveninvestor.com, a tech application platform designed to help fund managers, individual investors and data scientists uncover outstanding sources of alpha from data. Previously, he specialized in strategy development in a number of hedge funds and served as a senior quantitative strategist at GMO. An expert in microstructure, market liquidity, and behavioral finance, Dr. Chan holds a doctoral degree from UCLA and served as a finance professor at Singapore Management University. He can be reached at justinchan@datadriveninvestor.com.


Share the post "Unopposed poll not new in local bodies elections, In 2005, 114 candidates were chosen uncontested"
Even as Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and National Conference (NC) leaders are claiming that due to their boycott many candidates have been chosen unopposed in the local bodies elections, the poll data makes it clear that the uncontested election at the local level is not a new thing in J&K.
In the 2005 civic elections, nearly 114 candidates were elected unopposed when the security situation was predominantly normal.
In the just-concluded civic elections, 244 candidates have been elected unopposed and there was not even a single candidate in 177 wards, especially in south Kashmir. PDP and NC leaders have claimed that it was due to their boycott that many candidates were elected unopposed.
Of the 114 candidates elected unopposed in 2005, most were from south Kashmir. The trend has been similar in 2018.
The highest number of candidates, elected unopposed, in the 2005 polls were from Anantnag and Pulwama in south Kashmir where polling was held on February 6, 2005.
As per the record, of the total 70 wards, only 14 in Pulwama district, had witnessed a contest as most of the candidates were elected unopposed. The PDP had swept civic bodies polls in Anantnag and Pulwama districts in 2005.
Not only 114 candidates were elected unopposed in 2005 elections but no nominations were filed in a number of wards. In Khrew, there were no takers even for a single seat of the seven-member local body. Like 2018, there was a keen tussle in north Kashmir where polling was held in 113 of the total 134 wards.


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Summary: A friend of mine picked up a pair of these up at Sam's Club for $7 and brought them over for dinner. I was impressed with this cab, I found it to be fairly well balanced with refreshing quality to it. A great accompaniment to grilled meats.
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I opened this bottle of wine without remembering where I got it…I thought for sure it was an expensive bottle I was saving….It was delicious! Looked it up and remember I got it from SAM's for a party…I will get more!!! Very smooth and wonderful!


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A theory of liquidity and regulation of financial intermediation
Emmanuel Farhi, Mikhail Golosov, Aleh Tsyvinski
This paper studies a Diamond-Dybvig model of providing insurance against unobservable liquidity shocks in the presence of unobservable trades. We show that competitive equilibria are inefficient. A social planner finds it beneficial to introduce a wedge between the interest rate implicit in optimal allocations and the economy's marginal rate of transformation. This improves risk sharing by reducing the attractiveness of joint deviations where agents simultaneously misrepresent their type and engage in trades on private markets. We propose a simple implementation of the optimum that imposes a constraint on the portfolio share that financial intermediaries invest in short-term assets.
Review of Economic Studies
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Financial Intermediation Business & Economics 100%
Interest Rates Business & Economics 61%
Diamond Model Business & Economics 58%
Liquidity Shocks Business & Economics 56%
Financial Intermediaries Business & Economics 48%
Competitive Equilibrium Business & Economics 48%
Optimal Allocation Business & Economics 46%
Risk Sharing Business & Economics 45%
Farhi, E., Golosov, M., & Tsyvinski, A. (2009). A theory of liquidity and regulation of financial intermediation. Review of Economic Studies, 76(3), 973-992. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-937X.2009.00540.x
Farhi, Emmanuel ; Golosov, Mikhail ; Tsyvinski, Aleh. / A theory of liquidity and regulation of financial intermediation. In: Review of Economic Studies. 2009 ; Vol. 76, No. 3. pp. 973-992.
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import React from 'react'
import { FormattedMessage } from 'react-intl'
import scrollTo from 'animated-scroll-to'
import MetaHelper from '../../utils/MetaHelper'
import { Page } from '../../Releasify'
import { Button } from '@material-ui/core'

@Page({
  admin: false,
  name: 'home',
  title: 'Home',
  menu: {
    key: 'home'
  }
})
@MetaHelper({
  title: 'Home'
})
class Home extends React.Component {
  portofolio
  about
  constructor(props) {
    super(props)
    this.state = {
      zoom: 12,
      center: {
        lat: -1.2284667,
        lng: 116.8186361
      }
    }
  }

  renderProducts(products) {
    if (products && Object.keys(products).length > 0) {
      return Object.keys(products).map((key, index) => {
        return (
          <div key={key} className={`item `}>
            {/* <a href={`/#/detail/${products[key].name}`}> */}

              {/* <div
                className="card-header"
                style={{ height: '126px', backgroundImage: `url(${})` }}
              /> */}

{products[key].name}

                    <a href={`/#/detail/${products[key].name}`}>
                      <FormattedMessage
                        id="view-project"
                        defaultMessage="View Project"
                      />

            {/*  */}

        )
      })
    }
    return [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6].map(key => {
      return (

              <img
                src="/assets/images/placeholder-600x600.jpg"
                alt={`Product ${key}`}
              />

{`Project ${key}`}

                    <FormattedMessage
                      id="view-project"
                      defaultMessage="View Project"
                    />

      )
    })
  }
  render() {
    const { products } = this.props

    return (

                We're An Independent Design & Development Team

                <Button
                  className="headerBtn"
                  onClick={() => scrollTo(this.about.offsetTop - 64)}>
                  <FormattedMessage id="about-us" defaultMessage="About Us" />
                </Button>
                <Button
                  className="headerBtn"
                  onClick={() => scrollTo(this.portofolio.offsetTop - 64)}>
                  <FormattedMessage
                    id="portofolio"
                    defaultMessage="Portofolio"
                  />
                </Button>

 {
            this.about = el
          }}>

              <FormattedMessage id="who-we-are" defaultMessage="Who We Are" />

                We are the lead web development & Mobile Apps development team
                to deliver the solutions to their clients all over the
                World.Crafting the Products with the trending technologies.

            <FormattedMessage id="our-process" defaultMessage="Our Process" />

                <FormattedMessage id="research" defaultMessage="Research" />

                <FormattedMessage id="concept" defaultMessage="Concept" />

                <FormattedMessage id="develop" defaultMessage="Develop" />

                <FormattedMessage id="start" defaultMessage="Start" />

 {
            this.portofolio = el
          }}>

            <FormattedMessage id="portofolio" defaultMessage="Portofolio" />

{this.renderProducts(products)}

    )
  }
}

export default Home

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Your bathroom floor tile should make its own design statement and reflect your style.
Let's take a look at how even standard tiles can be transformed with metallic inlays. You could use one color throughout or take it a step further and use different shades from a family of bathroom tiles. Cut them into uneven strips to create bathroom tile designs that are uniquely yours.
When using these designer strips to create a border pattern in your bathroom, do make a drawing of your bathroom floor plan first. Do the drawing to scale! Scan and print a couple of copies and start playing around on paper.
Refer to our Bathroom Layouts page for printable graph paper and sample fixtures.
Don't be tempted to create a border around all the fixtures. Their placement is often - in fact mostly - determined by plumbing/space requirements and not aesthetic considerations. Plus, a toilet base is not the easiest or most pleasing shape to work with either. Too many patterns on the floor will be distracting too, which is not the aim here.
Do let the pattern be interrupted (when passing through or behind a toilet, bidet or basin pedestal - the eye will follow the line through the "interruption" and complete the pattern.
With a smaller bathroom, you can simply follow the outer edges of the floor (where it meets the walls). This will draw the eye outwards and visually enlarge the floor space - a good idea especially where fixtures are off the floor. For example: wall mounted basins and toilet and a freestanding bath. Not a good idea where there is very little floor visible against the walls.
In a larger bathroom there is obviously more floor area to play with and you can also consider creating an island area with your unique bathroom tile designs.
Design Note: If you are using designer tiles as a feature on the wall(s), consider leaving the floor less detailed and vice versa, lest they vie too much for attention and detract from one another.
You can also use bathroom floor tile patterns to lead the eye to focal areas: A designer bathroom vanity, beautiful bathtub or entrance to a shower.
You can be bold too! Use your small insets to create a large eye catching pattern.
Place them in a guiding pattern to lead the eye to areas that you want to showcase.
Design Note: If you repeat the motif of the tile inlay in another element, such as your designer vanity, mirror frames or etched pattern on the shower door etc., it greatly adds to the overall design effect.
Head on over to our page where we show exquisite bathroom tile designs for bathroom walls for more custom ideas and inspiration.


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Tigers playing it safe with injuries
COLUMBIA — Last season, the Missouri football team needed depth at tight end so badly they converted freshman Daniel Parker Jr. from defensive end and used senior offensive lineman Samson Bailey as an added blocker in jumbo packages and even as a surprise target in the pass game at South Carolina. by Colin O'Brien Aug. 16 2019 @ 12:30am
Missouri wide receiver Johnathon Johnson runs with the ball during practice Monday on Faurot Field. Photo by Associated Press / News Tribune.
COLUMBIA — Last season, the Missouri football team needed depth at tight end so badly they converted freshman Daniel Parker Jr. from defensive end and used senior offensive lineman Samson Bailey as an added blocker in jumbo packages and even as a surprise target in the pass game at South Carolina.
The Tigers are in a similar position at tight end, at least in fall camp, this season.
Head coach Barry Odom said junior tight end Brendan Scales broke his fifth metatarsal in his foot Wednesday and had surgery Thursday morning, and was told by the medical staff recovery time is estimated at six to eight weeks.
"I hate it, because he had made so much great ground up, was really going to help us," Odom said Thursday. "I hate it for the kid, because he was really turning the corner."
Minor injuries still linger for junior Albert Okwuegbunam and Parker Jr., and redshirt freshman Messiah Swinson, who tore his ACL during camp last season, is still getting back to full strength and comfort within the offense. The team even had offensive lineman Angel Matute, who played other offensive positions previously in his football career, take a few snaps in the role Bailey occupied a year ago.
The Tigers are off today, hold closed practices Saturday and Sunday and are off again Monday, so Odom said limiting Okwuegbunam and Parker Jr. in practice this week was done because the staff already knows what both are capable of. Odom said Okwuegbunam, still dealing with a sprained knee, is "a lot closer to being 100 percent than not."
Several others were in the same position: Junior defensive end Jordan Elliott (soreness) did not go through Thursday's practice fully in order to be 100 percent Saturday, and senior wide receiver Johnathon Johnson (sprained toe) was in a walking boot. Odom called the injury "very, very minor" and Johnson said he felt great after practice.
The result of these injuries, paired with the new redshirt rule, which lets players play in four games without exhausting a season of eligibility, is several young guys will likely play more than four games.
Freshman tight end Niko Hea is one of them. At 6-foot-5, 220 pounds and despite being the smallest tight end on the roster, he caught Missouri's eye late in the recruiting cycle and has shown continual improvement since arriving.
"He had a monster senior year, didn't have the same junior year, so he was late on the scene and a lot of people had moved on," tight ends coach A.J. Ofodile said. "A lot of people don't do senior evals. We've had a lot of success with senior evals over the last few years, that's kind of been one of our cornerstones, and he's a good example of that.
"A kid that, you know, if you're patient and you have standards in terms of what you're looking for athletically, you don't settle. You keep looking, and find, sometimes right under your nose, and we feel like we got a really good one."
Wide receivers Maurice Massey and C.J. Boone have turned heads in camp, as has running back Anthony Watkins.
That approach is no different on the defensive side.
Linebacker Devin Nicholson, defensive lineman Isaiah McGuire, defensive backs Stacy Brown and Martez Manuel are expected to be contributors on special teams, and chip in on defense as well.
"We've got the mindset right now we're going to play 'em all," Odom said. "They're all going to get in a position that they'll play four games, for sure."
The SEC released its preseason coaches all-conference team Thursday, which fields first-, second- and third-team rosters. No coach was allowed to vote for their own players, and eight Missouri players were represented: Okwuegbunam, offensive lineman Tre'Vour Wallace-Simms and linebacker Cale Garrett (first team), cornerback DeMarkus Acy and offensive lineman Yasir Durant (second team), running back Larry Rountree III, defensive lineman Jordan Elliott and kicker Tucker McCann (third team).
Alabama led the way with 16 total selections, including nine first-team selections out of a total of 27, which includes one quarterback, one tight end, one center, one return specialist, one kicker, one punter, two wide receivers, three running backs, three linebackers, four defensive linemen, five defensive backs and five offensive linemen.
Georgia and LSU had four first-teamers apiece, Missouri three, Texas A&M and Auburn two, and Florida, Vanderbilt and Mississippi State one each.


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EveryOne Home is the result of a unique collaboration among community stakeholders, cities and Alameda County government agencies representing three separate care systems — homeless services, public health services and mental health services — that share overlapping client populations.


Above: An exterior shot of Drive.ai's autonomous vans.
Hot on the heels of deployment in Frisco, Texas, Drive.ai today announced that it'll begin piloting a fleet of self-driving cars in Arlington, Texas, later this year. On Tuesday evening, the City of Arlington signed a one-year contract with the autonomous tech startup.
The initial pilot will include three of Drive.ai's self-driving vans initially, with the potential to expand to five vehicles at a later date. Drive.ai said it will be funded in part by the city and a $343,000 federal grant.
In March, President Donald Trump signed into law a $1.3 trillion spending bill that earmarks $100 million for projects that "test the feasibility and safety" of autonomous cars, but that explicitly precluded funding of private companies.
Drive.ai's autonomous vans employ a cadre of lidar, radar, GPS, cameras, and inertial measurement sensors to collect data about the outside world, which an onboard computer synthesizes in real time. Uniquely, they're outfitted with screens that display symbols, emoji, and cues to communicate their next course of action — like a lane change or right turn on red — to drivers and pedestrians around them.
Drive.ai hopes to transport more than 10,000 people in its self-driving cars over the next six months at its Frisco, Texas site.
Drive.ai has raised more than $77 million from venture capital firms including New Enterprise Associates. Andrew Ng, a renowned Stanford computer science professor and former chief scientist at Baidu and Google Brain, Google's AI research division, sits on its board.