If you're a talented young data scientist scouting the next frontier, where do you go? If you're a biotech pioneer hunting for new ways to apply cutting-edge concepts, where do you look? If you're a global powerhouse that doesn't want to miss the next big market opportunity, what's on your radar?
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Seriously. That answer may be an outlier now, but soon it will be on everyone's lips. Change in the seafood industry has only been incremental for the past 50 years or so. Now the sector is on the cusp of thoroughly reimagining products, supply chains, and technologies, much like the communications sector did after the iPhone. Five accelerating global trends are driving market demand behind this transformation: the need to predict and understand climate change impacts; wild fish stocks nearing maximum sustainable yield; product globalization and the rise of online sales; the worldwide growth of a health-conscious middle class; and aquaculture's rapid expansion.
These five trends are opening up new markets in the seafood sector, and entrepreneurs around the world are racing to capture a share of these global opportunities. We can see the transformation happening by comparing this year's 184 Fish 2.0 competitors with those from previous years. Seafood is now attracting innovative thinkers and teams with significant venture experience, and they're applying approaches born in other industries to seafood's toughest sustainability and supply chain challenges.
Intrigued by this shift, we analyzed our extensive data on seafood ventures and found that all the innovative ventures in our pipeline fall into four broad categories linked to the five global trends. The diagram below illustrates how these trends are inspiring innovation in the sustainable seafood sector.
Let's look at each innovation category in more detail.
The need to track and adapt to climate change effects—ocean temperature, salinity, currents, acidity, and other factors that vary over time and place—is fueling the emergence of "seatech," a suite of data capture, analysis, and visibility tools that could have more impact on our food system than agtech.
These technologies can detect algal blooms, oil spills, and rising acidity levels before anyone lays eyes on them, and alert scientists, fishers, and fish farmers to what's coming. Fishers can also use the new tools to document their catch, so they can meet new traceability mandates and tell consumers the story of their fish.
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Gear upgrades are helping fishers reduce bycatch, habitat destruction, and equipment loss. And the need to better use and manage our limited resources is inspiring creative processing mechanisms and products that reduce waste and improve the value of each fish by creating premium products such as fish jerkies or leather from fish parts that were previously sold for pennies or discarded.
Product globalization and the growth of online sales are shifting supply chains in the seafood sector just as they are in other consumer markets. We now expect to get the exact sustainable, fresh, and healthy products we want, delivered to our door quickly and cheaply. Entrepreneurs are responding with direct-to-consumer seafood sales, as well as new logistics and packaging options that cut costs and boost quality. This is happening all over the world, and it's opening new, high-value local market opportunities in countries that have long been net exporters of seafood.
We need aquaculture to help feed a growing, increasingly health-conscious global middle class. But growth can't happen at the expense of maxed-out wild fish stocks. That challenge is drawing biotech innovators to the hunt for new fish feeds that don't come from other fish—a multibillion-dollar market all on its own. Others are developing technologies that help fish farmers prevent disease and operate more efficiently, so that fish losses don't hobble growth.
The need for change in seafood has been obvious for quite a while, and these five global trends are not new for most market analysts. What is new is the growth of sustainable seafood innovations that align with these trends. And we're excited to see that each innovation area is hooking into market growth opportunities created by at least two of the five global trends.
From the Fish 2.0 vantage point, it's clear that we are at the start of a steep growth curve leading to a major market transformation—and the climb is going to be exhilarating.


Donald Trump has always been a fierce competitor and even showed it by flexing his muscle in the wrestling ring.
In 2007, Trump went face to face with WWE boss Vince McMahon at Wrestlemania 23 during a live Pay-Per-View event and the stakes were hairy – the winner got to shave the losers head bald.
Wrestler Bobby Lashley was Trump's partner that day, he told INSIDE EDITION: "The crowd went insane" and that it was Trump's idea to take down the WWE head.
"He wanted to play a more active role, him taking down Vince, that was him having fun," he said.
Trump won the match and to the victor went the clippers. He got to shave McMahon's head bald in front of 85,000 screaming fans inside Detroit's Ford Field.
Now, Trump now finds himself wrestling in the political arena and reeling from his first electoral loss after being defeated by Ted Cruz during Monday's Iowa Caucus.


We are looking for an electrical engineer to be located in the Redmond, WA area with an interest in developing hardware for the consumer electronics industry. This position will work on a client design project requiring analog, low speed digital, flexible circuit and power supply design.
This is a hands-on assignment involving a variety of electrical design work including circuit simulation, resolving real world component limitations, and solving tough technical problems. You will be responsible for making design proposals, reporting progress, and maintaining a strong relationship with our customers. We have small, nimble teams where technical and personal flexibility is very important.


Question: Only five cities? There are so many more that are a great example for driving innovation! And you definitely have to go to XY, too! Why is it not on the list?
Answer: Of course we are aware we can't cover world innovation in two months, whether we visit five cities or ten. And we know that there are incredibly vibrant and interesting scenes developing in Asia and Africa – but for the time being, we will focus more on Europe, also because it's easier to cover, roadtrip-wise. We will travel again in April, and if you feel "your" city has to be on our itinerary: Tell us why.
Q: How do you pick the destinations?
A: We did some research that basically combined talking to our network of innovation-minded people, our own experience and different city innovation rankings, and then we tried to build an itinerary around it that made sense for us.
Q: What happens with the insights you gather, besides from blogging about them?
A: Well, that depends. We are passionate about the topic, and we hope that you, our audience, will be, too. We plan to continue the work around innovation, whether that means implementing the insights we got in future jobs, hosting events, a continued blog, a book or more trips – or something innovative we haven't thought about yet.
Q: I know some great contacts you should meet, but they are not in the media industry – are they still interesting to you?
A: Definitely! While we have a strong interest in media, due to our job history, we really want to see innovation from a broader perspective and cover different setups and industries.
Q: I would like to meet you during your trip, because I am also excited about innovation – but I'd rather not be the topic of a blogpost. Ok?
A: Sure. Let's just grab a coffee and chat. Please be in touch!
Q: What are great books or other ressources you can recommend if I want to dive into the topic of creativity and innovation?
A: Good question. We will do a blogpost about that one of the next days.
Q: Why the hell are you doing this?
A: The answer is: 42. No, just kidding. We feel that we are at a point in our life where we want to do this project, together as a team, to grow personally and gather insights about change and innovation that can be helpful to us and to others.
You have more questions? Please post or send us your question!


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Who owns Twitter?
Cadie Thompson | @CadieThompson
Published 2:50 PM ET Wed, 7 Aug 2013 CNBC.com
Twitter has come a long way since its launch seven years ago. But it wouldn't be the company it is today if it some generous investors hadn't stepped up in its infancy.
(Read more: Facebook friends Twitter-like trending topics )
Here's a look at the some of Twitter's biggest backers.
Be sure to tune in to CNBC's premier of "Twitter Revolution" on Wednesday at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
—By CNBC's Cadie Thompson. Follow her on Twitter @CadieThompson.
Cadie ThompsonTechnology Reporter, CNBC.com

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Eusebio Francisco Kino was born 10 August 1645 in Segno, Italy. After suffering an illness in his late teen years that nearly caused his death, he joined the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) and dedicated his life to divine service. He was a brilliant student in several German universities he attended, excelling in science, mathematics, theology, and languages.
In 1681 Kino arrived in Mexico as a missionary, where he first served on the Baja California peninsula. He was then assigned in 1687 to assist Padre José de Aguilar in missionary efforts among the "Pimas Altas" (Pima people of northern Sonora and southern Arizona) at Cucurpe, Sonora.
Kino soon set up his new home base at Nuestra Señora de los Dolores, at the Pima Village of Cosari, and soon he was exploring the lands of the Pimas further to the north. Over the next quarter century he labored diligently and effectively among the native people of Sonora and Arizona. The missions he established were to become the backbone of Spanish settlements in the region. They include such famous names as San Ignacio, Magdalena, San Xavier del Bac, Cocóspera, Caborca, Tumacácori, and Tucson.
Kino's achievements and honors are many. He was the first to prove that California was not an island. He made peaceful coexistence between the Spanish and the natives of the region possible. He opened many new trails into the region. He was a tireless advocate for his charges and the region in which they lived. In recognition of his importance the state of Arizona honored his memory in 1961 by placing his statue in the National Hall of Statuary, as representative of the state.
After a life of selfless devotion and dedicated service, Kino passed away on 15 March 1711 in the village of Magdalena [de Kino], Sonora, Mexico. His grave was rediscovered in 1966 and remains a pilgrimage center for thousands of adherents to the faith he advocated.
In 1697 Padre Kino first explored the southern fringes of what was then called Apachería--the lands of the Apaches. Leaving Dolores, Sonora, he entered into the Huachuca Mountains and spent a few days with his friend Chief Coro of the Sobaípuri Pimas at Quíburi (near what was later to become Tombstone, Arizona). He then followed the San Pedro River north to its junction with the Gila--where modern-day Winkelman is located. Recognizing that the mountains (Pinals) to the north were full of hostile Apaches, he declined to explore further north, but rather followed the Gila to the "Casa Grande" (Big House) ruin, near modern-day Coolidge, Arizona. Casa Grande was originally a Hohokam/Salado structure, but by Kino's time had been abandoned. Kino then went on to Tudacson (today's Sacaton of the Gila River Pima people), and then returned to Dolores.
After the expedition Kino desired to build a permanent mission near the Gila-San Pedro junction, but died before he was to able to achieve that dream.
Polzer, Charles W. Kino Guide II. Tucson: Arizona State Museum, 1982.
Smith, Fay Jackson, John L. Kessell, and Francis J. Fox. Father Kino in Arizona. Phoenix: Arizona Historical Foundation, 1966.


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Watsonia borbonica, the Cape bugle-lily, is a species of plant in the family Iridaceae that is native to South Africa.

Taxonomy
Watsonia borbonica has two subspecies: W. borbonica subsp. ardernei, and subsp. borbonica. W. borbonica subsp. ardernei is named in honour of H.M. Arderne, the Cape Town businessman whose family established the Arderne Gardens in Claremont . This subspecies is best known for its white form that is well-established in cultivation.

Characteristics
The species grows from corms. It is dormant in summer and grows in winter, which is the rainy season in its native habitat. It has tall strap-like leaves growing in a fan arrangement. It may grow up to two metres tall. It flowers for up to 4–5 weeks in spring.

Distribution and habitat
Watsonia borbonica grows in the winter-rainfall areas of the Western Cape of South Africa. It usually grows on slopes consisting of rocky sandstone or clay and granite. It may be found occasionally in sandy soils.

Cultivation
Watsonia borbonica is a good garden plant as it bears showy flowers. It needs well-drained soil and full sun. During the dormant phase it should be kept dry.

References

Iridaceae

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School removes AP courses for incoming freshman class
Zoe Vogelsang
Caroline Goldenberg, Staff Writer
Filed under News, Uncategorized
As a new class of ninth graders enters the Upper Division for the 2018-2019 school year, a new change comes with them. The school is preparing to transition to a system with no advanced placement (AP) courses offered for these incoming freshmen, who make up the Class of 2022, and for classes of students who will follow.
Although the change will be implemented beginning with the Class of 2022, the consideration of removing APs from the school's course selection has been in the works for the last eight to ten years, and more actively for the last four, Head of Upper Division Dr. Jessica Levenstein said.
"There has been a growing, clear dissatisfaction with the AP program among the faculty," Levenstein said. "It's been an open understanding that we think the school would be better without being tied to the AP program."
During the 2016-2017 school year, the year before Levenstein became Head of the Upper Division, she took part in more concrete discussions with Head of School Dr. Tom Kelly and Canh Oxelson, Executive Director of College Counseling, about such a change, she said.
Levenstein knew heading into her first year as Head of the Upper Division that the future removal of APs would be her top priority to tackle, she said.
A number of factors contributed to the decision, including the constraints of AP curriculums.
"The most important thing for me is that, in the end, it felt like the AP program, for all its strengths, was holding us back from our potential as a school. We know that our faculty are unparalleled, and that they can construct courses that would be as challenging and rigorous, but could be more innovative, more responsive to student interest, and allow for deeper inquiry," Levenstein said. "I wanted to make sure the faculty had the chance to develop those courses."
While Edith Herwitz '16 believes the discontinuation of the AP system will allow more room for students to take courses they are particularly interested in, her experience with the AP system was positive, she said.
Herwitz felt that the learning of topics she especially experienced in her AP US History and AP Modern European History courses "enhanced her understanding of the material," and allowed for exploration, while also preparing her for her AP exams at the same time, she said.
According to an information packet of frequently asked questions distributed to members of the Academic Affairs Committee of the Board of Trustees, the curriculum in some of the new upper level courses may resemble those of APs that they replace, but will allow students to grow in their academic learning more effectively than advanced placement classes, which focus heavily on the test taken at the end of the year.
While students will still hold a strong academic foundation, the elimination of APs will allow for both students and teachers to be more interested and engaged, Oxelson said.
Foreign Language Teacher Michael Dalo enjoys teaching both AP and non-AP courses, but believes that foreign language AP classes allow more freedom in terms of curriculum rather than other AP courses, he said.
As the elimination of AP courses approaches, science teacher Dr. Megan Reesbeck looks forward to having more time to freely discuss topics that are not necessarily tested on AP exams, as well as assign projects during which students can explore scientific literacy, presentations, and self-initiated work, she said.
Govind Menon (12) believes that the replacement of AP courses with honors courses at the advanced placement level will allow teachers to have more freedom with courses and curriculums, he said.
"Students can often sense the tension that their teachers are feeling between wanting to honor the questions in the room, or the interest in the room, and wanting to prepare students for a test that's not set by the school. Teachers are constantly trying to navigate that tension," Levenstein said.
The packet also noted that the upper level courses that replace APs will have requirements that differ by department, but "in many cases past performance and department approval will continue to be prerequisites to ensure that students in these courses have the skills necessary to thrive in class."
Other factors noted in the frequently asked questions section included the pressure on students to choose AP courses over other classes that might align better with their interests, as well as the interruption to the academic curriculum during the two-week AP testing period and the decreased availability for teachers proctoring these exams to meet with students during this time.
Josie Alexander (12) remembers feeling more inclined to sign up for AP courses due to the fact that colleges look for academic rigor on transcripts, she said.
"For sure, APs have affected how I've chosen my schedule," Menon said. "I remember, I did summer physics because I wanted to be able to take an AP science my junior year."
"I definitely think there was pressure on my part as I was choosing my senior year schedule – that was definitely on my mind. Who knows what my schedule would have been if that wasn't a thought?" Chloe Bown (12) said.
By the summer before the 2017-2018 school year began, the administration had put together a package of material to present to the Academic Affairs Committee of the Board of Trustees and had requested that teachers begin outlining possibilities of courses that could replace APs, Levenstein said.
Beginning in the fall of 2017, the administration began to mention to prospective families at open houses that the school would possibly be discontinuing the AP program, and as the year went on, it became more and more likely that this change would be implemented, Levenstein said.
Many other schools around the nation have already dropped the AP curriculum, including Dalton, Fieldston, Spence, Nightingale- Bamford, Packer-Collegiate, Riverdale, Choate Rosemary Hall, Concord Academy, Germantown Friends, the Lawrenceville School, and Philips Exeter Academy. According to the packet, independent schools that are several years ahead in the removal of APs have reported no effects on admission results at selective colleges due to this change.
Levenstein believes the discontinuation of APs to be more effective for the college process, as unique transcripts that reflect the true interests of students could make a bigger impression on universities, she said.
Further, selective colleges have been growing less interested in exempting students from courses due to AP credit, Levenstein said.
"We surveyed over 50 colleges and universities that are very well-known to HM students and asked them for their opinion on the proposed change and for any advice they might offer," Oxelson said.
The packet adds that placement exams in place of AP credit are either required or available, and more universities do not allow AP scores to replace placement exams.
Iva Knezevic, a sophomore at Ethical Culture Fieldston School, enjoys that the non-AP system there allows for "teachers to teach the curriculum they want to teach." Not having APs, however, does limit the number of scores students can submit on college applications, Knezevic said.
Anabel Henick (12), however, wonders if the discontinuation of AP courses in combination with the recent elimination of final exams may alter students' readiness for exams in college, she said.
"Studying for APs is good preparation for studying for midterms in college," Henick said.
Oxelson believes that the move away from AP courses will allow students to be even better prepared for higher education, as students will gain more genuine interest in what they are studying, allowing them to be enthusiastic about and prepared for college courses, he said.
The change will also extend the time period of teaching and learning to be extended by at least five weeks, as AP exams will not be administered, nor would review weeks be necessary, Levenstein said. Levenstein believes that this extension of teaching will increase motivation and interest in classes that has often been lost after AP exams, she said.
For Dalia Pustilnik (8), a member of the Class of 2022, the change is not much of a concern. "The way we've heard it from other students, it sounds like APs are more centered around the test," Pustilnik said. "I think replacing them with other advanced classes is better" because it allows for more exploration of the course, she said.
"I really like learning for the sake of learning, and I have a lot of opportunities to do that at Horace Mann, but it is limited in AP classes," Henick said.


Sounds silly huh? But haven't you ever had a song continuously spinning in your head, endlessly? In one episode of the French tv-series Kaamelott, King Arthur was told by Knight Perceval to sing it out loud, otherwise it wouldn't stop haunting him and he would not be able to concentrate on problem-solving. Loved it!
And you know what? It really works! I tried one day I wasn't afraid of looking ridiculous. Amazing! The song left, but another one immediately came in my head to replace it, LOL. So... I guess writing about this might ... hey! I love this series. Nice costumes. Oh and King Arthur has an amazing finger armor ring... Very inspiring... Hmm. seems like ... Oooh.
So sorry! I need to go! My beads are calling!
Having the priviledge to proof-read Kate McKinnon's book "Contemporary Geometric Beadwork", I can't but think of those words. The other day, my daily rip calendar talked about the difference between brainless talks - such as mondain conversations like lost luggage, the tune on the radio, the nice cashmere sweater, the fleck on a skirt... filling the emptiness of silence with superficial words -, and deeper, sensible, meaningful words in proverbs, poems or maybe songs... which you will carry with you during your entire life.
Books and beading can likewise be light and superficial, super-entertaining yet easily forgotten, like the wind... one beaded object after the other. The thirst remains... Contemporary Geometric Beadwork is not in this category.
The book is really excellent from a technical, photographic and beader's point of view - it is delightful! However that is something one expects from any talented beader and writer. And there are many excellent books about beading out there.
What makes Contemporary Geometric Beadwork so special is all in Kate's writing, her ability to take your hand and lead you on a new path of creativity and new perspectives, taking you to a place where there is space for you. The book is full of ideas and pictures of beadwork made by many others, opening a gate to your own path; it is YOUR book. It seems like the reason for the so many pages is only for you to find space, 'emptiness' and 'silence' to listen to your very own inner voice.
Also, she has sprinkled every section of the book with meaningful quotes which are a delight on their own, but also show the mindfulness of the action of creating.
Beading is the expression of a natural, inner 'élan vital'.
Kate knows it and gives you room. Be prepared to bloom.
I have coral-dyed marbles of several sizes in my stash. I have already used them with turquoise and white pearl, which is a quite common color-combo, but after that, I didn't really know what to do with it... Having many other projects to bring to life, I put the beads aside and forgot them for some time.
Paper samples available for free at DIY such as the Home Depot (for paint) was the first 'tool' that I used to find which combos I liked most. It was pretty useful for my home: the colors weren't too bright and I had quite some fun with it. Their clever online tool, Behr's Color Smart Tool is really very nice for choosing colors for your house. You can even paint your own house virtually!
Seeds offers an amazing amount of incredibly beautiful pictures and color palettes which you can download for free and print. There is something for everyone's taste; if you are stuck and need inspiration, this is the place to go. No need to go further if you don't have your own image.
Now, if you are inspired by an image or picture, you might like to use this tool from Degraeve or Color Hunter to see which are the dominant colors of your favorite image; either by entering the url of the image, or simply loading it up from your computer. Both generators will give you a vibrant and a dull color palette.
Bighugelabs , focused on fabric, is also a nice color generator using your own picture - the result is quite exhaustive - many beautiful colors... See here what JaneVille's design look like thanks to this tool. It allows you to download the swatches in Adobe Swatch Exchange (ASE) format for Photoshop or compatible applications and CSS Drive (yes another one) allows you to save the palette as CSS stylesheet (.css file) or photoshop swatches (.aco file).
There are many color palette generators online, but I think that my two favorites are Seeds for the inspiration by color and by theme and Degraeve (white background) and Color Hunter (dark back-ground) for their succinct selection of the colors.
Bead Sample - Preciosa Ornela made my day!
Preciosa Ornela Seed Beads sample. Thank you!
Saint Nicholas exists! Thank you Preciosa Ornela for playing the good saint! Today there was a surprise in my mailbox: two little bags of beautiful glass beads, one with nice iris green twin beads and a surprisingly big bold white-red-blue seed bead (size 6/0 according to the useful size chart also sent along with the beads). It made me think of the brand "Tommy Hilfiger", even though the design is not totally the same. It also has the colors of many flags around the world; like the one of the Czech Republic where those lovelies come from. I am wondering if Hilfiger uses beads in his cerations... Gonna think of how to use those little beauties and maybe start a trend... who knows? I must add that the post did a fantastic job - the package was sent on the 6th to arrive today, the 8th... that is really fast!
World-wide renown brand Preciosa Ornela makes beautiful glass beads and seed beads in many sizes and shapes and I love them all! I wish I could win their monthly 1kg bag! That would be Christmas!
Maybe you will be the lucky one to win their monthly give-away. Visit Preciosa Ornela's website and see the beautiful beads and designs you can make. There are tons of free patterns you will love! Learn more about their ethical engagement, about fashion color forecasts, the sizes and types of beads... The choice is endless... Look at the picture below - it shows one of the 4 color assorments they send... who wouldn't want to get those! Euphoria!
This week I am working on a new tutorial. I like to draw, that is also why I like to bead... drawing with big pixels, small pixels, beads... The pattern is for a pair of elegant earrings - the perfect hoops for Christmas or New Year's Eve - which I made to complement the necklace "Echo Dance".
So voilà: from now on I sell my patterns for these reasons.
And... I have decided to sell my jewelry too!
I will post pictures every now and then, so please come back to see the updates if you like my work. Most of you know me already but for those who don't, please note that everything is hand-made with love, the designs are my very own (except if otherwise stated) and the work and material are top-quality. I hope to be able to open a webshop soon.
To make the 21.5-inch rope, I used Japanese seed beads, Czech glass, crystal rondelles and freshwater-pearls with a weaving technique which I like to call "tri-CRAW" - a variation of cubic right-angle weave on a triangular basis. The pendant is made of carved blue-ish green yellow jade (natural stone), measuring 2 3/4 by 1 inch.
If you are interested in purchasing a pattern or jewelry, please contact me at cath @ parure . ch for more info, pictures, details, etc... (you have to take the spaces out of the address).
The Echo Dance I refer to is a breath-taking performance which can be seen in this fabulous film name "House of the Flying Daggers".
This film is a real gem made by Yimou Zhang. He has an incredible sense for beauty and the scenes filmed outside are amazing, definitely worth watching. With the beautiful Ziyi Zhang and Takeshi Kaneshiro. Enjoy!


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Here's Why Nokia 3 16GB Has Become a Hot Selling Phone
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Nokia smartphone Nokia 3, launched in 2017, was one of the first Nokia smartphones to have hit the Indian market in a very long time.
Thanks to a brand licensing agreement with HMD Global, the company is gearing up to re-claim its lost position as the dominant smartphone manufacturer in the world. After being unveiled at the MWC 2017, with two other products, huawei honor 20 specs nova 4 antutu Nokia 3 came to India and met with a mixed response.
But soon, this mid-range smartphone garnered huge demand, so much so that HMD had to release official statements about ramping up the production of Nokia 3, ahead of Nokia 5 and 6, to tackle the demand. Let's take a look on what has made this phone so popular. Nokia and India - A Nostalgic Association
Nokia smartphones have huge nostalgic value in India. Traditionally, they have been associated with sturdy smartphones and right from the time of the Nokia 3310 (original), Indians have had an affinity towards this brand. But, then Nokia decided to replace the Android OS in its phones with Windows, Galaxy s8 plus specs which led to catastrophic sales figure.
People had been clamoring for a Nokia Android phone for years, and with the launch of Nokia 3 release, their wish has finally come true. To add to it all, the Finnish mobile giant has also refined and optimized the software, while adding a great design and samsung galaxy s10 specs many other features at a price tag of below ₹10,000.
In a price sensitive market like India, a high-quality smartphone in an affordable price is bound to attract buyers. Top Quality Features at a Low Price
Nokia 3 has been built and designed keeping the youth of the country in mind. It is among the few phones in the budget category that comes equipped with Android Nougat. The phone sports a 5-inch IPS LCD screen with a resolution of 720 x 1280 pixels and 2.5D Corning Gorilla Glass.
It is powered by a 1.3GHz quad-core MediaTek MT6737 SoC, coupled with 2GB of RAM. The 16GB internal storage capacity can be extended to 128 GB with a micro-SD card. Camera specifications include an 8MP camera at the front and back, with the rear camera sporting autofocus and LED flash.
This is one of the few Nokia smartphones that comes with bundled earphones in the pack. The sound clarity is amazing, making the phone ideal for music lovers. The 2630mAh battery can make the phone last up to 16 hours of heavy usage. It supports 1080p video recording and 4G with VoLTE.
At a low price of ₹9,499, Nokia 3 provides all the features of a good smartphone; ability to receive bundled notifications, ability to reply to any message from the notification pop-up, quick swapping between apps and so on. It also supports Google Assistant out-of-the-box, which many other phones in the same price range do not.
Apart from these features, HMD has promised regular updates and samsung galaxy s10e specs s8 plus specs has been consistently delivering on its promises. Nokia 3 has recently received updates in June 2018. The brand is aiming to occupy one of the top 3 slots of popular smartphones in India in the next couple of years.
With the release of new Nokia smartphones like the Nokia 3, we might see that vision turning into reality soon. Aziz Q Shaikh is a writer & digital marketing expert by profession, Galaxy S8 plus Specs had penned With the release of new Nokia smartphones like the Nokia 3, we might see that vision turning into reality soon.
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Magpul was founded in 1999 with the intent of developing a simple device to aid in the manipulation of rifle magazines while reloading under stress. The company's name comes from this original product called the Magpul®. In the years since, Magpul has continued to grow and develop using much the same mission and process with a focus on innovation, simplicity, and efficiency. In this way, Magpul has continued to produce high quality, easy to use products that provide a real tactical advantage to the shooter.
Today, Magpul products can be found on the firearms of everyone from hobbyists and target shooters to the most specialized and highly trained military units in the world!


Start from February Trowbridge Service Users Group will have new opening Times and an extra day.
Trowbridge Service Users group now has a short day time session starting on 6th February at 9.30 am till 12pm.
As a group we have chosen these Wednesday session should given over to a "formal session" and Trowbridge Service Users Group has created an improving coping skills course where peers share how the use their coping skills and ways they have adapted taught coping skills to be more effective.
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Are Black Women and Asian Males Finally Getting Together?
No. Because Asian men and black women have always gotten together and this is nothing novel. Though not as numerous as bw-wm couples, depending upon where they were geographically Asian men did marry numerous black women. While researching, I found Providence's Black Chinese: A Love Story, a report by Luke Tsai. There were probably more couples as documents suggest a Chinese presence in Rhode Island as early as 1801.


Caterpillar (CAT) was one of the stellar performers of the Dow for 2010 and the stock is continuing its run well into 2011. The company's strong bounce-back from the 2008 and 2009 recession seems destined to continue for the foreseeable future.
Caterpillar provides investors with exposure to several major market trends. The fortunes of the company are cyclical; when there is economic growth, the growth of CAT revenues will strongly reflect the growing economy.
Caterpillar also allows investors to participate in emerging market economic growth by investing in a major U.S. company. The heavy equipment maker generates almost two-thirds of its revenues outside of the United States. For the first quarter, revenue grew 84 percent in Latin America, 64 percent for Europe and the Middle East, and 34 percent in Asia.
On top of all that, CAT provides investment exposure to rising commodity prices. As commodity producers earn more profits and expand their operations, they buy more equipment.
The 2011 first quarter financial results show the power of CAT's current growth trajectory. Revenues increased by 57 percent year-over-year to $12.95 billion. The net income of $1.225 billion, or $1.84 per share, was a fourfold increase over the same quarter in 2010.
CAT management increased full year net income guidance by about 50 cents per share to a range of $6.25 to $6.75. CAT earned $4.15 per share in 2010.
Current earnings and revenue projections do not factor in the completed purchase of mining equipment manufacturer Bucyrus (BUCY), an $8.6 billion deal that received U.S. Department of Justice clearance to proceed in mid-May.
In 2010, Bucyrus generated $3.6 billion in sales with over $500 million in profits. Caterpillar's $800 million purchase of German engine manufacturer MWM Holding GmbH also will close later in 2011.
Following the first quarter earnings report, several analysts reiterated their buy ratings on Caterpillar, including Jeffries, RBC Capital, Morgan Stanley, and Citigroup. Target prices were increased and range from $120 to $140 per share.
Over the last four quarters, CAT has exceeded the Wall Street consensus on earnings per share by an average of 24 percent.


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First Results of Measurements of the Rotation Speed Effect on the Spatial Entrainment of Light in a Rotating Medium V.O.Gladyshev, T.M.Gladysheva, M.I.Dashko, N.E.Trofimov, and E.A.Sharandin. // Technical Physics Letters, 2007, Vol. 33, No. 11, pp. 906 - 908.
We consider the first results of measurements of the effect of a velocity vector field in a rotating transparent medium on the light propagation velocity c in this medium. Laser radiation with a wavelength of λ=0,632991 μm passed through a rotating optical disk with n=1,7125 in an interferometer, where the beam path length projected on the flat disk surface was l=30,4 mm, the disk thickness was d=20 mm, and the angle of light incidence on the flat disk surface was θ0=50,7°. The disk rotation speed was varied up to 380 Hz, which corresponded to a projection of V2n=36 m/s of the medium velocity onto the wave vector of the electromagnetic wave.
The experimental data confirmed to the first approximation the classical linear dependence of the shift of interference fringes on the velocity of a rotating medium.
Fig.1.1. Optical scheme of two-beams one-passage interferometer.
Fig.1.2. Reflecting beams in rotating optical disk.
Fig1.3. Interferometer with rotating OD.
Fig.1.4. Interferometer in thermostabling casing.
Fig.1.5. Dependence of motion time for the last interference fringe along photodetector (PD) aperture on rotation frequency of OD.