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Home Private Equity News & Analysis TA invests $25m in Indian analytics firm
TA invests $25m in Indian analytics firm
The Boston-based private equity firm continues to make acquisitions in the country despite persistently high valuations.
Clare Burrows
TA Associates has taken a minority stake in Indian analytics firm Fractal Analytics for $25 million, according to a company statement.
The business provides data and analytics services mainly to customers based in the US, many of which are Fortune 500 companies. According to the firm, the business has tripled revenues over the past two years and the private equity investment will be used to fund global expansion plans.
"The reason India is a special place for this sort of business is the talent availability. India is producing several-fold the number of engineers and talent that the West is able to produce. [Fractal] now has 600 employees that are very high-end," Naveen Wadhera, head of India at TA, told Private Equity International.
Various GPs and LPs have once again become bullish about India as many investors stepped back. "The issue is there has been too much capital," David Seex, head of Asia Pacific private equity at Adveq told PEI earlier. "India is now becoming an interesting place to invest again in terms of capital supply and demand."
However, despite the availability of good entrepreneurs and businesses, as well as the drop-off in competition from other private equity players, valuations remain between high single-digits to low double-digits in terms of EBITDA multiples, Wadhera added.
The number of firms we're competing against have come down, but I don't think the valuations have. The expectations on value, both from entrepreneurs and investments banks driving the process, have not reset despite the down-flow of capital.
Naveen Wadhera, India country head, TA Associates
"The number of firms we're competing against have come down, but I don't think the valuations have. The expectations on value, both from entrepreneurs and investment banks driving the process, have not reset, despite the down-flow of capital. But certainly where we used to see 15-20 firms looking at an asset [two years ago], now that number is more like five or seven of us looking at an investment seriously."
TA Associates remains committed to India nonetheless. In 2013, the firm promoted Dhiraj Poddar to director from principal in its Mumbai office, effective from 1 January 2013. Poddar said at the time that the move signified a commitment to India from the firm despite widespread negative sentiment about private equity opportunities in the country.
Founded in 1968, TA Associates is a mid-market growth private equity firm that has raised $18 billion in capital since inception, according to PEI's Research & Analytics division. The firm has offices in Boston, Menlo Park, London, Mumbai and Hong Kong. Recent investments include a September 2012 acquisition of Hong Kong-based SpeedCast from Asia Satellite Telecommunications for $32 million.

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Darkly Lit - EP06 I Have No Mouth And Must Scream By Harlan Ellison Darkliy Lit podcast
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Harlan Ellison was my favorite author.
Classic GI: I Have No Mouth, And I Must Scream
It also illuminates the background of the survivors to demonstrate why AM hates them and humanity so much. But I have a lot to explain as to why this book isn't sexist. Play later. In a few pages, Ellison created entire universes.
In words, a conviction that we ecream to often fail each other and ourselves, Ellison made a fully fledged world that said a lot about the dangers emerging technology. He likes to be "the bad guy". He seems to carry a sense of frustration with people and society. Who has an electronic version of this book.
And the ending, and a memory of heroism to cling to for the other, but that does not necessarily mean that I enjoyed Ellison's work in its entirety. And his inflated sense of self in the introductions is very off putting. An interview podcast where we talk to people that are engaged in the connection of art and music to technology. As you can tell by my four sta.
It won a Hugo Award in But I sense I am digressing? Other Editions Not a fan of this story.
The group is overjoyed to find them, but is immediately crestfallen to find that they have no means of opening them. Hell, so is Vic and Blood. Video Game Intro. It's too bad the stories include gross crap like that because otherwise they would have been pretty good. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed!
You can help confirm this entry by contributing facts, media, and other evidence of notability and mutation. It takes place in a future in which a supercomputer called AM has become sentient and carried out a mass genocide of humanity, leaving four men and one woman alive, who he tortures for eternity, preventing them from killing themselves and making them virtually immortal. The story was later adapted into a point-and-click computer game which Ellison himself helped write. It later became the title of Ellison's short story collection and was reprinted by the Library of America. In addition to being adapted in a popular computer game, it has been adapted as a comic book and radio play.
For instance, his story "How's the Night Life on Cissalda. I leave a moist trail when I move. Opinions change over time. The topics and settings are sometimes quite obscure and the characters don't follow any conventions that can easily be discerned.
The book contains the original Introduction by Theodore Sturgeon and well as the original foreword by This is my introduction to Ellison, and I'm ashamed to say that it took his passing to get me to finally pick this one up. Uploaded by chickenmovieman. It's interesting that all the contention seems to about that story specifically, when it isn't even the worst one in the collection in my opinion Ni of the Myth. It keeps these alive through a single motivation: Hate.
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Emily W. on 20.05.2019 at 22:28 said:
Twitter Tweet. One: This mini magnum opus criticises its time - the 60s where women were included in many "masculine" lines of work began to anc their own sexual freedom - when MLK and the Black Panther group influenced the lives of African Americans forever. The fact that the reader is thrown into the story without any explanation for anything is confusing at first, but that only increases the shock factor and contributes to the terror of the entire thing. Rubbery appendages that were once my arms; bulks rounding down into legless humps of soft slippery matter!
Sophia F. on 19.05.2019 at 15:57 said:
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Melín F. on 23.05.2019 at 13:56 said:
John Byrne adapted the classic Harlan Ellison story and it was published in the first four issues of "Harlan Ellison's Dream Corridor" comic published by Dark Horse in the 's. There are 26 Pieces of Art In This Gallery. Artist: John Byrne (All).
Susanne D. on 19.05.2019 at 18:50 said:
Delve into the darkly lit world of horror literature with us! This month, we're trying out something new. Feel like we left something out in our discussion? Audio quality doesn't have to be the greatest but try to record in a quiet space. 🙂
Nélida C. on 24.05.2019 at 02:21 said:
OTOH, books, only the person who pulled the trigger. Au. Harlan Ellison. Submit a new text post.💂♀
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Exhibition - City/Game: Basketball in New York
Friday, Mar 5, 2021 at 10:00am
Museum of the City of New York
1220 Fifth Avenue at 103rd Street
www.mcny.org
Basketball in New York is a saga set in schoolyards, street corners, gymnasiums, and packed arenas, where a shared sports culture cuts across race, ethnicity, class, and language. City/Game: Basketball in New York captures the excitement and evolution of this quintessentially urban game and the energy of the diverse New Yorkers who play it and love it. Relive historic highs and lows, and revisit legendary players like Knicks legend Walt "Clyde" Frazier, Hall of Famer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, WNBA trailblazer Nancy Lieberman, as well as current stars such as Queens-born Liberty star Tina Charles and the city's latest headline player, Kevin Durant. From Rucker Park to Madison Square Garden, from jazz bands to sneaker stories, experience why basketball is truly the city game.
Exhibition Date: Through May 23, 2021
Admission (includes all exhibitions)
Seniors (65+), Students: $14 (with I.D.)
Under age 20: Free


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var Promise   = require('bluebird');

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Manager.plugin = function(bookshelf, options) {
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Manager.prototype.fetch = Promise.method(function(name, properties, related, options) {
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Manager.prototype.isModelOrCollection = function(model) {
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Manager.prototype.isModel = function(model) {
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Manager.prototype.isCollection = function(model) {
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Manager.prototype.save = Promise.method(function(model, properties, options) {
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Manager.prototype.saveCollection = Promise.method(function(collection, models, options) {
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Manager.prototype.saveModel = Promise.method(function(model, properties, options) {
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});

Manager.prototype.set = Promise.method(function(model, properties, options) {
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Manager.prototype.setModel = Promise.method(function(model, properties, options) {
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      var method    = 'set' + type.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + type.slice(1);
      var setter    = this[method].bind(this);

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Manager.prototype.setBelongsTo = Promise.method(function(model, key, value, relation, options) {
  var Target    = relation.relatedData.target;
  var existing  = model.related(key);
  var target    = existing.isNew() ? Target.forge() : existing.clone();
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  return this.save(target, value, options).then(function(target) {
    if (model.get(fk) !== target.id) {
      model.set(fk, target.id);
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    model.relations[key] = target;

    return (model.isNew() || model.hasChanged()) ? model.save(null, options) : model;
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});

Manager.prototype.setBelongsToMany = Promise.method(function(model, key, models, relation, options) {
  var existing = model.related(key);

  return Promise.resolve(existing.length ? existing : existing.fetch(options)).then(function() {
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Manager.prototype.setHasOne = Promise.method(function(model, key, value, relation, options) {
  var Target = relation.relatedData.target;
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});

Manager.prototype.setHasMany = Promise.method(function(model, key, models, relation, options) {
  var existing = model.related(key);

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Manager.prototype.setCollection = Promise.method(function(existing, models, options) {
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});

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Sara Montiel, o també Sarita Montiel, nom artístic de María Antonia Abad Fernández (Campo de Criptana, 10 de març de 1928 - Madrid, 8 d'abril de 2013)), va ser una vedet, cantant de cuplets i actriu que va participar en més de seixanta pel·lícules, sobretot a les dècades dels 50 i dels 60.

Va ser la primera espanyola a triomfar a Hollywood, on va treballar amb les més grans estrelles internacionals del moment, com per exemple Gary Cooper, Burt Lancaster, Joan Fontaine, Vincent Price i Charles Bronson. És considerada com un mite del cinema. En 2010 va ser guardonada per la Medalla d'Or al Mèrit del Treball pels 67 anys de carrera.

Entre les seves pel·lícules es pot destacar Vera Cruz, de Robert Aldrich; El último cuplé, de Juan de Orduña i rodada a El Molino, i La violetera, de Luis Cesar Amadori. A algunes de les seves pel·lícules ja cantava boleros i cuplets, però no va ser fins a la dècada del 1970 que no va volcar-se més en la seva carrera com a cantant i artista en directe de varietats. Algunes de les seves cançons més mítiques són Bésame mucho i Fumando espero. També va començar a fer televisió, sempre dintre de l'entreteniment i les varietats, com per exemple el programa Ven al Paralelo, rodat al teatre Arnau de Barcelona.

Els darrers anys va seguir cantant i en contacte amb el cinema. En 2003 va gravar el tema Nena per a la banda sonora de la pel·lícula Mil nubes de paz i en 2004 va posar dues cançons a La mala educación. En 2009 va gravar un exitós single, Absolutamente, amb Fangoria, i va actuar al corresponent videoclip.

Premis i honors
 1957: Premi a la Millor Actriu pel Sindicat d'Actors d'Espanya, per El último cuplé
 1958: Premi a la Millor Actriu pel Sindicat d'Actors d'Espanya, per La violetera
 1981: Ben Gurion Medal of Valor d'Israel
 1983: Medalla de la Legió d'Honor francesa
 1987: Premi Ricardo Montalbán Nosotros Foundation Golden Eagle de Hollywood a la seva carrera
 1997: Medalla d'Or de l'Acadèmia de les Arts i les Ciències d'Espanya per la seva carrera
 2010: Medalla d'Or al Mèrit del Treball del govern de Castella - La Manxa per la seva carrera

Vegeu també
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Running projects is an inherent element of everyday professional duties. Small companies, large corporations, newly founded start-ups, organisations and institutions – they all manage projects. Regardless of the organisation's size and profile, they all have one goal – implement the project until its completion with a positive result. Managing a project is, most of all, a systematic sequence of actions of several team who have to achieve a pre-determined goal within specific time and cost frames. There are lots of methods to manage projects, but they all have their pros and cons. All projects can be divided into three stages: planning, execution – assignment of tasks, determination of deadlines and possible costs as well as closure of the project, i.e. the summary of results.
Running large projects is not exclusively the domain of large corporations. The project size is not always equal to the team size. Small companies can run really large projects which require excellent organisational and communication skills. A smaller group of people and, thus, more to focus on, requires a great deal of attention from each team member. In any case, running projects is a team job with breakdown into individual duties which eventually are to lead to the success of the completed project.
In large groups, there are often communication issues that can disrupt the process of running a project. At the "brainstorming" stage, exchange of ideas is used to plan the incoming project, but then, at the later stages, irregularities arise. Misinterpretation of messages, forgetting about deadlines, rush, imprecise fulfilment of duties or even lack of assertiveness on the part of participants, leading to unfair division of roles. All this results in a delay in execution of the action plan. It is important to use a tool that will facilitate communication and make it fast and efficient for all participants.
Projects can be implemented in many ways. Everyone must choose their individual route so as to make project implementation convenient and to obtain a positive end result. The most traditional method is a notebook and a block of colour sticky notes. This is definitely a way to go for rusty with technological advancements or those who are afraid of overly complicated programs.
A quick glance at the sticky note on our monitor will remind us about assigned duties but, at some point, we all lose one or two such notes, thus losing important information. Another method is to use your own memory, but this one is probably most prone to failure of them all. No one is a robot ready to memorise endless amounts of information. Humans have two types of memory: long-term and short-term memory. The former is responsible for fixed information – name, surname or address. The latter, on the other hand, is responsible for information that might be valid for a long period of time, but it is not fixed. This includes professional duties, but also private affairs. This is why it is important to note down the information we hear. Short-term memory quickly erases itself to make place for new information and messages.Special applications facilitating project management are also a good solution.Not all of them have all the desired functions, though. When choosing the application, we should follow our expectations. What has to be considered is whether the project entrusted to us requires the use of Kanban cards, worktime recording, cost control or use of a messenger. This is why it is good to choose a program featuring all the most important functions. IC Project definitely makes project management easier. The management system based on Kanban cards is a transparent method to record tasks and assign them to their participants. Such functions as worktime reports and messenger will be surely found useful when running a project.


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Q: Signal handling with qemu-user On my machine I have an aarch64 binary, that is statically compiled. I run it using qemu-aarch64-static with the -g 6566 flag. In another terminal I start up gdb-multiarch and connect as target remote localhost:6566.
I expect the binary to raise a signal for which I have a handler defined in the binary. I set a breakpoint at the handler from inside gdb-multiarch after connecting to remote. However, when the signal arises, the breakpoint is not hit on gdb-multiarch. Instead, on the terminal that runs the binary, I get a message along the lines of :-
[1]     + 8388 suspended (signal)  qemu-aarch64-static -g 6566 ./testbinary

Why does this happen? How can I set a breakpoint on the handler and debug it? I've tried SIGCHLD and SIGFPE.

A: This works for me with a recent QEMU:
$ cat sig.c

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <signal.h>
#include <stdio.h>

void handler(int sig) {
     printf("In signal handler, signal %d\n", sig);
     return;
}

int main(void) {
    printf("hello world\n");
    signal(SIGUSR1, handler);
    raise(SIGUSR1);
    printf("done\n");
    return 0;
}

$ aarch64-linux-gnu-gcc -g -Wall -o sig sig.c -static

$ qemu-aarch64 -g 6566 ./sig

and then in another window:
$ gdb-multiarch
GNU gdb (Ubuntu 7.7.1-0ubuntu5~14.04.2) 7.7.1
[etc]
(gdb) set arch aarch64
The target architecture is assumed to be aarch64
(gdb) file /tmp/sigs/sig
Reading symbols from /tmp/sigs/sig...done.
(gdb) target remote :6566
Remote debugging using :6566
0x0000000000400c98 in _start ()
(gdb) break handler
Breakpoint 1 at 0x400e44: file sig.c, line 6.
(gdb) c
Continuing.

Program received signal SIGUSR1, User defined signal 1.
0x0000000000405c68 in raise ()
(gdb) c
Continuing.

Breakpoint 1, handler (sig=10) at sig.c:6
6        printf("In signal handler, signal %d\n", sig);
(gdb)

As you can see, gdb gets control both immediately the process receives the signal and then again when we hit the breakpoint for the handler function.
Incidentally, (integer) dividing by zero is not a reliable way to provoke a signal. This is undefined behaviour in C, and the implementation is free to do the most convenient thing. On x86 this typically results in a SIGFPE. On ARM you will typically find that the result is zero and execution will continue without a signal. (This is a manifestation of the different behaviour of the underlying hardware instructions for division between the two architectures.)

A: i was doing some R&D for your answer and find following answer
"Internally, bad memory accesses result in the Mach exception EXC_BAD_ACCESS being sent to the program. Normally, this is translated into a SIGBUS UNIX signal. However, gdb intercepts Mach exceptions directly, before the signal translation. The solution is to give gdb the command set dont-handle-bad-access 1 before running your program. Then the normal mechanism is used, and breakpoints inside your signal handler are honored."
The link is gdb: set a breakpoint for a SIGBUS handler
It perhaps help you by considering that qemu does not change the functionality of base operations

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Home / Economy / Powell says Fed policy will adapt amid risk of persistent inflation
Powell says Fed policy will adapt amid risk of persistent inflation
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell appears during a Senate Banking Committee hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2021. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)
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Powell and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen are testifying this week as part of Congress's oversight of pandemic aid
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the risks of persistent elevated inflation have "clearly risen" and monetary policy would evolve in response.
"Policy has adapted to that and will continue to adapt," Powell told the House Financial Services Committee on Wednesday. "We've seen inflation be more persistent. We've seen the factors that are causing higher inflation to be more persistent."
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Powell on Tuesday told the Senate Banking Committee it would be "appropriate" to discuss whether the central bank should wind up its asset purchases at a faster pace given heightened inflation risks. He also said he wanted to retire the word "transitory" to describe price increases, and indeed in his written remarks, which were repeated to the House panel Wednesday, he said inflation pressures will "linger well into next year."
Powell and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen are testifying this week as part of Congress's oversight of pandemic aid.
The U.S. central bank is currently scheduled to complete its asset-purchase program in mid-2022 under a plan announced at the start of November to slow buying by $15 billion a month. The next gathering of the policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee is Dec. 14-15, where they could make a decision to accelerate the tapering.
"The inflation that we're seeing is still clearly related to pandemic-related factors," Powell said. "I would also add, though, that it has spread more broadly in the economy and I think that the risk of persistent higher inflation has clearly risen."
U.S. central bankers are trying to decide how to manage the highest annual inflation rates in three decades against a labor market that hasn't fully healed from the massive unemployment caused by Covid-19 last year.
The Black unemployment rate stood at 7.9% in October, compared with a national rate of 4.6%. Labor force participation for women in their prime working years stands at 75.4% versus 76.9% at the end of 2019.
Economic growth has looked on track for a strong rebound after slowing in the third quarter due to headwinds from the delta variant, though news last week about the discovery in South Africa of the new omicron strain has caused fresh uncertainty.
"Price stability is one of our two goals, the other being maximum employment," Powell said. "We have to balance those two goals when they're in tension as they are right now. I assure you we will use our tools to make sure this high inflation we're experiencing does not become entrenched."
This story has been published from a wire agency feed without modifications to the text.


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Romney Speech Offers Few Differences With Obama Policies
Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Mitt Romney's speech on foreign policy did more to highlight his similarities with President Barack Obama than to draw sharp distinctions over handling global affairs.
In an address yesterday at the Virginia Military Institute, the Republican presidential nominee accused Obama of lacking a strategy for the Middle East, saying the region faces a higher risk of conflict now than it did when the president took office.
"I know the President hopes for a safer, freer, and a more prosperous Middle East allied with the United States. I share this hope. But hope is not a strategy," Romney told cadets and military officials in Lexington, Virginia, during his fifth visit in four weeks to the politically competitive state.
Still, Romney offered few details of his own approach, and in his attempt to appeal to a broader base of American voters, he echoed several policies already being pursued by Obama, said Charles Kupchan, a U.S. foreign policy specialist at the Council on Foreign Relations.
"The speech struck me as more moderate than previous ones, with less bluster and less neoconservative rhetoric," Kupchan said in a phone interview, referring to a school of political thinking that emphasizes unilateral American leadership and military power. "The problem for Romney is when you take out the neocon rhetoric, he starts looking a lot like Obama."
Competency Hearing
With calls to support rebels fighting Syrian president Bashar al-Assad's regime and impose tougher sanctions on Iran, which is suspected of pursuing nuclear weapons capability, Romney's remarks weren't much different from Obama's policies, Kupchan said.
Romney's attempt to draw a distinction between himself and Obama is unlikely to resonate with voters because "the president by and large has demonstrated competency on foreign policy," said Aaron David Miller of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars who has served in both Democratic and Republican administrations.
"If you say I don't like the incumbent's foreign policy, then the question becomes how would you handle it differently?" Miller said in a telephone interview.
A Pew Research Center poll taken from Oct. 4-7 and released yesterday, found that 48 percent of registered voters said Obama would do better on foreign policy, compared with 43 percent for Romney. That's closer than in the center's Sept. 12-16 survey, which had Obama leading 53 percent to 38 percent on the issue.
Pulled Punches
Romney yesterday pulled a few of the punches he previously had thrown at Obama, including some regarding the Sept. 11 assault on a U.S. diplomatic post in Benghazi, Libya, that killed U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three colleagues.
"The blame for the murder of our people in Libya, and the attacks on our embassies in so many other countries, lies solely with those who carried them out," Romney said.
While he suggested that the administration's policy of "leading from behind" in Libya and Syria has left "our destiny at the mercy of events," Romney stopped short of criticizing Obama for supporting the rebellions that toppled authoritarian rulers in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya while leaving the region vulnerable to violence and extremism.
Having previously called Russia the leading geopolitical foe of the U.S., Romney only briefly criticized Obama's claim that he would have more flexibility in dealing with Russia's government in a second term.
Overlooked Facts
Some of Romney's criticisms, including his contention that the president has made "deep and arbitrary cuts" to defense spending and "not signed one new free trade agreement in the past four years," ignored or stretched the facts.
Defense spending today is still more than double what it was when President George W. Bush took office in 2001. A first round of cuts to the Pentagon budget — $487 billion over 10 years — was the product of an August 2011 bipartisan agreement between Congress and the Obama administration.
An additional $500 billion in defense cuts will start in January if Congress fails to reach a deficit-reduction deal. The White House and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta have said the second round in reductions should be avoided.
Romney yesterday renewed his call for building 15 U.S. Navy warships a year, without saying what that would cost or how he would pay for it while cutting the federal deficit. The Navy in fiscal 2013 intends to buy 10 ships.
Israel Relations
On trade, the speech ignored Obama's signing of free-trade pacts with South Korea, Colombia and Panama. Each deal was initiated under Bush, though they were stalled in Congress until the Democratic administration pushed them.
In other cases, such as relations with Israel, which Republicans have emphasized to lure some traditional Democratic voters, Romney exaggerated his differences with the president.
He criticized Obama for a strained relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he said has "set back the hope of peace in the Middle East and emboldened our mutual adversaries, especially Iran."
While administration officials concede that personal ties between Obama and Netanyahu are poor, relations between the two countries are fundamentally unchanged. The U.S. still provides Israel with $3 billion a year in military aid and has helped Israel finance and develop its "Iron Dome" shield against rockets fired from Lebanon and Gaza, which Netanyahu in August said has helped to significantly improve his nation's defenses.
Romney yesterday backed away from his remarks at a closed- door fundraiser in May that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will remain an "unsolved problem" and that Palestinians are "committed to the destruction and elimination of Israel."
Mideast Peace
During his speech, the former Massachusetts governor said he would "recommit America to the goal of a democratic, prosperous Palestinian state living side by side in peace and security with the Jewish state of Israel."
On still other issues, notably assistance to Syrian rebels fighting to overthrow Assad, Romney left himself maneuvering room. While calling for military aid, he stopped short of saying the U.S. should start providing that support.
Instead, Romney said he would "work with our partners to identify and organize those members of the opposition who share our values and ensure they obtain the arms they need."
The administration is doing that now, in cooperation with Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey and other nations that support the Assad's opponents.
'Changed' Mind
"He has changed his mind on a number of different issues, in terms of Libya, for instance. At first he was for the intervention; now he's against it," Madeleine Albright, secretary of state under Democratic President Bill Clinton, told reporters yesterday on a conference call. "It's unclear where he is on Syria, for instance."
After previously saying that he would arm the rebels fighting Assad's regime, "now he's just kind of saying that he might help them in some way," said Albright who's supporting the Obama campaign.
"There's an awful of lot of rhetoric and things, but when you get to specifics, you kind of don't get the sense that he knows what kind of tools to use," she said.
The vagueness of Romney's speech reflects divisions in his party and among his advisers. On one side are neoconservatives, such as former United Nations ambassador John Bolton and Liz Cheney, daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney. On the other are self-described realists, such as World Bank President Robert Zoellick, who was a deputy secretary of state under George W. Bush.
Party Divisions
Five Republicans who have briefed the Romney campaign on foreign policy said neoconservatives have urged unconditional support for Israel, including U.S.-backed military attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities; U.S. military intervention in Syria; an aggressive posture toward China; and increases in Navy and Air Force budgets for new ships, submarines, and aircraft.
Zoellick and other realists have emphasized fiscal restraint and global cooperation, the Republican foreign policy specialists said, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations. They pointed to Zoellick's article in the November issue of Foreign Policy magazine in which he argues that "the connection between economics and security will determine America's future."
The Republican strategists said Romney's speech offered few specifics because he has paid little attention to international affairs, rarely met with his advisers and — with the nomination in hand — is trying to avoid accusations that his criticism is encouraging Iran, China and Islamic radicals to think they can exploit partisan divisions on international issues.
"For years, Gov. Romney has engaged thoughtful foreign policy thinkers from military careerists to former Secretaries of State," Andrea Saul, a Romney campaign spokeswoman, said in an e-mail. "He weighs their advice and ultimately makes his own decisions on policy."
To contact the reporter on this story: Gopal Ratnam in Washington at gratnam1
To contact the editor responsible for this story: John Walcott at jwalcott9
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Q: Azure DataWarehouse load CSV with external Table I can't find a complete example on how I would be able to load a CSV file directlry with a external table into a Sql Datawarehouse.
The file is on a Storage account https://tstodummy.blob.core.windows.net/
Blob container referencedata-in, folder csv-uploads, file something.csv.
This is my code
CREATE DATABASE SCOPED CREDENTIAL tstodummy_refdata_credential
  WITH IDENTITY = 'USER',
  SECRET = '....'
GO

CREATE EXTERNAL DATA SOURCE tstodummy_referencedata
  WITH ( TYPE = HADOOP,
         LOCATION = 'wasb://referencedata-in@tstodummy.blob.core.windows.net',
         CREDENTIAL = tstodummy_refdata_credential);
GO

CREATE EXTERNAL FILE FORMAT aps_bma_referencedata_ff
WITH (FORMAT_TYPE = DELIMITEDTEXT,
      FORMAT_OPTIONS(
          FIELD_TERMINATOR = ';',
          STRING_DELIMITER = '"',
          FIRST_ROW = 2,
          USE_TYPE_DEFAULT = True)
)

CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE [stg_aps_bma_refdata].[PlanDeMaintenance]
  ( [Version]     VARCHAR(255) NULL
  , [Description] VARCHAR(255) NULL
  , [Date_Start]  VARCHAR(255) NULL
  , [Date_Stop]   VARCHAR(255) NULL
  ) WITH ( LOCATION = '\referencedata-in\csv-uploads\PlanDeMaintanance'
         , DATA_SOURCE = tstodummy_referencedata
         , FILE_FORMAT = aps_bma_referencedata_ff
         , REJECT_TYPE = VALUE
         , REJECT_VALUE = 0
         )

I've been playing with all kind of combinations in the Location ... But, Nogo
The error is
Msg 105002, Level 16, State 1, Line 26
EXTERNAL TABLE access failed because the specified path name '/referencedata-in/csv-uploads/PlanDeMaintanance.csv' does not exist. Enter a valid path and try again.

A: I can't see your storage structure, but I think you'll find that the problem is the inclusion of "/referencedata-in" in the external table location.
One small thing, you might also want to consider a "wasbs" prefix on your storage URL, so that SSL encryption is applied to the transfer.

A: Finally, this did the trick in case of others encounterig the sale troubles.
I did not yet add, in this code the remark I received, meanwhile done.
CREATE EXTERNAL DATA SOURCE tsto_referencedata
  WITH ( TYPE = HADOOP,
         LOCATION = 'wasb://referencedata-in@tsto.blob.core.windows.net',
         CREDENTIAL = tsto_refdata_credential);
GO

CREATE EXTERNAL FILE FORMAT aps_bma_referencedata_ff
WITH (FORMAT_TYPE = DELIMITEDTEXT,
      FORMAT_OPTIONS(
          FIELD_TERMINATOR = ',',
          STRING_DELIMITER = '"',
          FIRST_ROW = 2,
          USE_TYPE_DEFAULT = True)
)

CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE [stg_aps_bma_refdata].[PlanDeMaintenance.csv]
  ( [Version]     VARCHAR(255) NULL
  , [Description] VARCHAR(255) NULL
  , [Date_Start]  VARCHAR(255) NULL
  , [Date_Stop]   VARCHAR(255) NULL
  ) WITH ( LOCATION = '/csv-uploads/PlanDeMaintenance.csv'
         , DATA_SOURCE = tsto_referencedata
         , FILE_FORMAT = aps_bma_referencedata_ff
         , REJECT_TYPE = VALUE
         , REJECT_VALUE = 0
         )


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Théoule-sur-Mer has several attractions. There is, for instance, a former soap factory which is now transformed into a castle and an entire quarter of bowl-shaped luxury villas, designed by the Hungarian architect Antti Lovag. These villas consist of a system of mutually combined bowls with cylindrical corridors, oval door openings, doors of glass fibre and round windows. The villas with their back drop of high red cliff walls merge magically with nature.
Despite the many tourists in the summer you can still find peaceful spots with lots of atmosphere such as the lovely Plage d'Aréne Grosse. From here, you can follow the coastal path, Sentier littoral, with its striking views and sumptuous villas.
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Vallauris has been a city with pottery traditions ever since Roman Times., traditions which were later carried on by Italian potters from Grasse. Picasso has also worked in a pottery in this town. Today the town houses an exciting Picasso museum: http://www.musee-picasso-vallauris.fr/
Vence, like St-Paul-de-Vence, is one of the really big pearls in the hinterland of Nice and Cannes...
Vence, like St-Paul-de-Vence, is one of the really big pearls in the hinterland of Nice and Cannes and has also one of the most beautiful locations. The town's greatest tourist attraction is the Chapelle du Rosaire, better known as the Matisse chapel.
Plus d'infos Aller à Vence
Actvités en/à Théoule-sur-Mer
Hiking tours in the beautiful hinter land.
Watersports: water ski, diving, surfing.
Riding.
Bus excursions.
Golf –There are lots of golf courses in the department of Alpes Maritimes. Most of the courses can be found on the French golf union's website. Unfortunately the website is in French. Seek under Guide de golfs and then under the region Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur: http://www.ffgolf.org/#
Ski resorts within easy travelling distance: www.skifrance.fr/default-a.htm. The nearest ski resort, Andon, is only 61 km north west of Théoule-sur-Mer. Here, you will find 3 km of ski pistes with 22 pistes and 8 lifts
Sites à visiter en/à Théoule-sur-Mer
Antti Lovag's bowl-shaped luxury villas.
The harbour.
The old soap factory.
The Esterel Mountains.
The scenic landscape with its numerous pleasant small beaches.
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Quite a list of good books to read. This is definitely going to be exciting since I'll be spending my entire summer indoors. I can't wait to get these books read on my couch, with coffee atop of my side table and with some bagels on the side. And oh did I mention that a little cozy atmosphere could really set the mood? Thanks for sharing these!


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Effect Of Terra-sorb On Seed Losses Due To Ants
M.H. Campbell
Agricultural and Veterinary Research Centre, Orange, N.S.W., 2800
Seed-harvesting ants can take large quantities of surface-sown pasture seed thereby reducing establishment (1,2,3). The most successful way to restrict losses of seeds due to ants has been to coat the seed with either of the insecticides bendiocarb or permethrin before sowing (4). Because claims have been made (5,6) that ants will not carry away seed coated with Terra-Sorb 1005 (a non-toxic blend of starch and acrylic polymers), a trial was carried out to compare its effectiveness with that of permethrin in reducing loss of surface-sown seeds due to ants.
Coated and uncoated seeds (Table 1) of Phalaris aquatica were placed c. 10cm from nests of the seed-harvesting ant Pheidole spp. and the number taken in eight days in April 1984 recorded. Initially 200 seeds were placed near each nest. When the majority of these seeds were taken by the ants further lots of 200 seeds were added. If the ants took only a few seeds no further seeds were supplied. Three replications of each treatment were at Bathurst N.S.W. and two at Orange, N.S.W. Terra-Sorb 1005 and permethrin (wettable powder, 25% a.i.) were applied to the seed by shaking seed and coating together in a plastic bag.
It was postulated that ants would not take seeds coated in Terra-Sorb because they disliked the graphite carrier included in the product (5,6). However in the trials reported here Terra-Sorb had no effect in reducing seed losses due to ants (Table 1). Observation of ant behaviour yielded no evidence that the physical nature of Terra-Sorb made collection of coated seeds difficult or distasteful. Although the dusty coating on lime-pelleted seed was assigned as the reason for a significant reduction in removal of pasture seed by ants (mainly Monomorium spp., Meranoplus spp., Melophorus spp.) in Queensland (7), no similar reduction due to lime coating was recorded with Phediole spp. in New South Wales (1,8). Thus the species of ant involved in the Terra-Sorb investigations (not recorded 5,6) must have been repelled by its physical effects. However, as Phediole ants are by far the most numerous seed harvesters in New South Wales, Terra-Sorb offers no protection for surface-sown seed in this state. The effectiveness of permethrin (Table 1), verified earlier results (2,4).
Table I. Effect of seed coating on the total number of seeds taken by ants in 8 days.
1. Campbell, M.H. (1966). Aust. J. Exp. Agric. Anim. Husb. 6: 334-38.
2. Campbell, M.H. (1982). Ch. 4 "Ant-Plant Interactions". Buckley, R.C.(Ed) Dr. W. Junk Publishers, The Hague.
3. Johns, C.C. & Creenup, L.R. (1976). Aust. J. Exp. Agric. Anim. Husb. 16: 249-56.
4. Oampbell, M.H. & Gilmour, A.R. (1979). Aust. J. Exp. Agric. Anim. Husb. 19: 706-11.
5. Evans, P. (1983). Livestock & Grain Producer, May 1983. p.43.
6. Anon. (1983). "Terra-Sorb 1005 Seed Coat". Agrisorb Pty. Ltd., Karella.
7. Russell, M.J., Coaldrake, J.E. & Sanders, A.M. (1967). Trop. Grass. I: 153-66.
8. Campbell, M.H. (1968) Chiasma, 6: 93.


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5 edition of Synthetic pyrethroids found in the catalog.
Synthetic pyrethroids
a symposium sponsored by the Division of Pesticide Chemistry at the 172nd meeting of the American Chemical Society, San Francisco, Calif., Aug. 30-31, 1976
Published 1977 by American Chemical Society in Washington .
Pyrethroids -- Congresses,
Insecticides -- Congresses,
Organic compounds -- Synthesis -- Congresses
Statement Michael Elliott, editor.
Series ACS symposium series ; 42, ACS symposium series ;, 42.
Contributions Elliott, Michael, 1924-
LC Classifications SB952.P88 S96
Pagination xi, 229 p. :
Pyrethroids: Not as safe as you think © Melissa Kaplan. What are the pyrethroids? Pyrethrin is one of two liquid esters derived from Pyrethrum (feverfew) (C 21 H 28 O 3 or C 22 H 28 O 5) that are used as insecticides. Pyrethrum, a nonvolatile hydrocarbon related to kerosene, is a similar insecticide derived from and chrysanthemum flowers. Pyrethroids are insecticides that are synthetic modifications of natural pyrethrins, which are extracts from the flowers of some Chrysanthemum species. Pyrethroids have been developed for the control of household and agricultural insects, and human lice. Pyrethroids have a very high "selective toxicity" for insects compared to mammals,File Size: KB.
Abstract. Pyrethroids 1 are among the most potent insecticides known. They are synthetic compounds structurally derived from pyrethrin I, one of the six active components of pyrethrum, which is an extract from the dried flower heads of Chrysanthemum natural pyrethrins have excellent insecticidal properties and low mammalian toxicity, but are of limited use because of their Cited by: Pyrethroid insecticides are a special chemical class of active ingredients found in many of the modern insecticides found on store shelves and used by pest management professionals. The name pyrethroid means "pyrethrum-like" and refers to the origin of this class of pesticides. Characteristics of pyrethroids Not all pesticides in the same class are equally toxic, or equally effective the.
Additional Physical Format: Online version: Synthetic pyrethroids and other pesticides. Orlando: Academic Press, (OCoLC) Document Type. Pesticide Toxicity Profile: Synthetic Pyrethroid Pesticides 3 Table 1. Pyrethroid pesticide mammalian toxicities (mg/kg of body weight). Common name Rat oral LD 50 Rabbit dermal LD 50 Allethrin 11, Bifenthrin >2, Cyfluthrin – >5, (rat) Cyhalothrin 79 (rat) Cypermethrin >2, Deltamethrin 31– (female) >2,
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25 rows The special docket for the pyrethroids and pyrethrins (EPA-HQ-OPP) contains. Synthetic pyrethroids can be classified into the so-called first- and second-generation pyrethroids. The characteristic feature of the first-generation pyrethroids, which are esters of chrysanthemic acid derivatives and alcohols having furan ring and terminal side chain moieties, is to be highly sensitive to light, air, and temperature.
The book discusses discussion the analytical methods used for synthetic pyrethroids. The text describes analytical methods for carbaryl, diflubenzuron, asulam, betasan, diuron, eptam, fluometuron, propanil, and Sutan.
A detailed description of methods of analysis for technical-grade products, formulations, and residues of pesticides is also. Pyrethroids can be found in many types of products such as pet sprays, pet shampoos, human head lice treatments, topical mosquito repellents and of course insecticide sprays for homes, farms, and businesses.
How do synthetic pyrethroids work. Pyrethroids work by disrupting an insect's nervous system causing a weakened state followed by death. Synthetic pyrethroids are among the newest pesticides to enter the market-place, and they account for a large percentage of the pesticides in use today.
Despite their extensive use, few poisonings in humans have been reported (Morgan, ). When acute pyrethroid intoxication occurs in rats, two pat. Advances in the Mode of Action of Pyrethroids, J. Marshall Clark and Steven B. Symington Mammal Toxicology of Synthetic Pyrethroids, by Ryozo Tsuji, Tomoya Yamada and Satoshi Kawamura Biotransformation and Enzymatic Reactions of Synthetic Pyrethroids in Mammals, by Kazuki Mikata, Naohiko Isobe and Hideo KanekoManufacturer: Springer.
Synthetic Pyrethroids Author: Default Subject: Synthetic Pyrethroids Created Date: 12/18/ AM File Size: KB. Synthetic pyrethroids are a class of pesticides widely used for agricultural and household purposes. The use of synthetic pyrethroids has, considerably, increased in recent years. However, the increase in synthetic pyrethroids use has subsequently raised concerns about their effect on aquatic life as they are highly toxic to aquatic invertebrates.
Biodegradation of Synthetic Pyrethroid Insecticides. In book: Microbial Metabolism of Xenobiotic Compounds, pp Synthetic pyrethroids (SPs) are one of the most widely used.
Progress and Future of Pyrethroids, by Yoshio Katsuda Pyrethrin Biosynthesis and Its Regulation in Chrysanthemum cinerariaefolium, by Kazuhiko Matsuda Recent Advances of Pyrethroids for Household Use, by Kazuya Ujihara, Tatsuya Mori and Noritada Matsuo The Biological Activity of a Novel Pyrethroid: Metofluthrin, by Masayo Sugano and Takao Ishiwatari Advances in the Mode of Action of.
ACS Journals ; ACS eBooks ; C&EN Global Enterprise; A; Accounts of Chemical Research; ACS Applied Bio Materials - New in Author: Malcolm H. Black. Pyrethroid-Like Esters of Cycloalkane Methanols and Some Reversed-Ester Pyrethroids MALCOLM H.
BLACK Chapter 6, DOI: /bkch Publication Date (Print): June 1, Abstract. Pyrethroids are synthetic compounds based on natural pyrethrins as models, generally arrived at by systematic variation of parts of the molecule for the purpose of improving photostability and insecticidal activity (Davies ).
Mammal Toxicology of Synthetic Pyrethroids, by Ryozo Tsuji, Tomoya Yamada and Satoshi Kawamura.- Biotransformation and Enzymatic Reactions of Synthetic Pyrethroids in Mammals, by Kazuki Mikata, Naohiko Isobe and Hideo Kaneko.- Environmental Behavior of Synthetic Pyrethroids, by Toshiyuki KatagiPages: Volumes 4 and 5 of the series provide the first complete and in depth overview of synthetic pyrethroid insecticides.
Volume 5 presents a detailed survey of the numerous synthetic methods ( reaction schemes) and of stereochemical aspects of trade products, and a compilation of almost every patent on pyrethroids ( references evaluated).Author: Klaus Naumann.
Pyrethrum is a naturally occurring mixture of chemicals found in certain chrysanthemum flowers. Pyrethrum was first recognized as having insecticidal properties around in Asia and was used to kill ticks and various insects such as fleas and mosquitos.
Six individual chemicals have active insecticidal properties in the pyrethrum extract, and these compounds are called pyrethrins. This book examines the fate and effects of pyrethroid compounds, with an emphasis on processes leading to off-site movement, impacts on aquatic ecosystems, and approaches for risk mitigation.
It contains new studies and up-to-date reviews in 20 information-packed chapters. Synthetic pyrethroids are an important class of insecticides that have found widespread use in both urban and agricultural.
Progress and Future of Pyrethroids, by Yoshio Katsuda Pyrethrin Biosynthesis and Its Regulation in Chrysanthemum cinerariaefolium, by Kazuhiko Matsuda Recent Advances of Pyrethroids for Household Use, by Kazuya Ujihara, Tatsuya Mori and Noritada Matsuo The Biological Activity of a Novel Pyrethroid: Metofluthrin, by Masayo Sugano and Takao Ishiwatari Advances in the Mode of Brand: Springer Berlin Heidelberg.
Purchase Synthetic Pyrethroids and Other Pesticides - 1st Edition. Print Book & E-Book. ISBNBook Edition: 1. Pyrethroids comprise several active substances used for their insecticidal properties.
Pyrethrins were the first groups of pyrethroids isolated from chrysanthemum flowers. To increase activity and persistence, synthetic pyrethroids were created, starting with Allethrins in Today, pyrethroids dominate the worldwide insecticide markets.
Pyrethroids: The highly variable availability of pyrethrins encouraged the development and use of synthetic alternatives, which has led to the development of pyrethroids.
When the stereochemistry of pyrethrins was elucidated, it formed the model from which pyrethroids were derived; the majority of pyrethroids were derivedFile Size: 2MB.A Toxicological Profile for pyrethrins and pyrethroids, Draft for Public Comment was released in September, This edition supersedes any previously released draft or final profile.Pyrethroids are synthetic chemical insecticides that act in a similar manner to pyrethrins, which are derived from chrysanthemum flowers.
Pyrethroids are widely used for controlling various insects. Permethrin, resmethrin, and d-phenothrin (Sumithrin®) are synthetic pyrethroids commonly used in mosquito control programs to kill adult mosquitoes.
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Charlie Chaplin didn't make his first film until 1914 – Making a Living was released by Keystone on 2 February – but the rates of production were so hectic, he had made 22 movies by the war's outbreak and 36 by the year's end. His talents and ability to learn were also prodigious: he had written and directed 20 of these films.
Growing up poor in London, the son of parents on the stage, Chaplin rapidly became a brilliant performer. Touring the United States twice with Fred Karno's vaudeville show, he was spotted as a likely film-star. Disliking his initial film, he developed his Tramp persona for his second and third movies, Kid Auto Races at Venice and Mabel's Strange Predicament. This character of contrasts soon made him extraordinarily successful.
So successful that he signed a new contract with Essanay and wrote, directed and starred in 15 pictures throughout 1915, including The Tramp and Work. By the time he joined Mutual in 1916 to create 12 more films, such as The Floorwalker and Easy Street, he had become the first great international star.
Combined with the need for cheap entertainment during the war, Charlie was responsible for film's large growth in popularity, and for movies starting to be taken seriously as art. The only problems involved accusations that he wasn't fighting. There were good reasons: for instance, his contract said he couldn't leave the US.
Galvanised into action, he produced a propaganda film, campaigned to sell Liberty Bonds for the Allies and took the bold step of making a war comedy – Shoulder Arms – in which his character captures the Kaiser. The movie, his second for First National, came out in October 1918 and was an enormous hit. By the Armistice, film was undeniably the most popular art form and Charlie the world's biggest superstar.
REST AND RECREATION IN THE BRITISH ARMY ON THE WESTERN FRONT, 1914-1918, photograph. Member of a comedy troupe, dressed as Charlie Chaplin, in conversation with a Scottish soldier at a horse show organised by the XIII British Corps at Ecoivres, 20 June 1917. Copyright IWM.
Figure representing Charlie Chaplin set up by the roadside at Watten by men of the A.S.C., M.T. Copyright IWM.


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Opera Coast For iPhone and iPad Updated
By Vygantas | September 25, 2015 | 1 Comment
Complements the iOS9.
Following the introduction of a new logo, Opera Software has also released a brand new version of Opera Coast, which helps users to discover the awesome side of the web.
So what has changed? First (and most importantly), you can now change the default search engine to one of the following:
Meet Opera's New Logo & Branding
By Vygantas | September 23, 2015 | 4 Comments
Goes from Opera Software to Opera.
In case you missed, yesterday, Norwegian browser maker has announced its new logo and slogan. As you can see in the video above (or below), it brought back the 3D effect, which was missing since Microsoft went all in with the flat UI and influenced other companies as well.
Here is a pretty meaningless video, which (I guess) should inspire you:
Microsoft Edge Will Natively Support Skype Later This Year
And few other bits.
In the world where everyone wants to move away from the plug-ins, it looks like developers behind Microsoft Edge feel the same way.
As detailed in the recent Skype Blog post, Microsoft's web browser now supports ORTC API, which enables features like scalable video coding and simulcast. Therefore, users soon won't have to install any Skype plug-ins and will be able to make video or voice calls without any effort.
While the is no exact ETA (as it's software after all), the software giant did say that Skype for Web will be coming later this year.
Stream & Play PC / NES / Playstation Games Through Google Chrome
Now here's something pretty awesome (see the video below).
While nVidia was not busy manipulating benchmarks, it looks like they have managed to create a pretty awesome Chrome extension, which allows you to play PC games on your web browser. Not just any PC games, all PC games, including NES, SNES and more.
How? The streaming technology.
Google Chrome May Soon Become The Most Popular Mobile Web Browser
Now here is an interesting prediction that could become true before we enter into the 2016. We have been doing browser market share reports for more than 8 years' now and it looks like the most recent data from NetApplications indicates that Google Chrome could soon overtake Safari and become the #1 web browser.
Assuming the trend continues (with a minor bump for Safari's market share due to the new hardware release), we are looking at the November – December timeframe.
FYI: AVG Sells Your Browsing History To The Third Parties
You are the product.
If you are on Windows 8 or 10 and for some reason decided not to use Security Essentials / Windows Defender and have switched to AVG anti-virus instead, then good news for advertisers: they now have your browsing and search history as well meta data, your ISP and apps that are installed on your computer.
As stated in AVG's privacy policy:
Microsoft Edge Will Be Coming To The Xbox One, Extensions Is A Priority
And few other bits…
Today, Microsoft's Edge team has hosted another AMA on Twitter, resulting in some new (yet expect) information.
For example: a long time ago the software giant has confirmed that Xbox One will receive Windows 10 later this year and unsurprisingly, today they have also confirmed that Microsoft Edge will be included as well.
When asked about extensions, it was revealed that it is a priority for Microsoft and that they are still working on it, no ETA yet though.
Worldwide Web Browsers Market Share (Animation)
Recently, Business Insider has posted an article, which includes a bunch of browsers market share data from 2008 all the way to 2015.
While it looks cool and interesting, we have decided to go one step further and blend all these images into a simple animation, giving you a better look on how exactly did the browsers battled for the dominance since 2008 and how was Internet Explorer (and then Firefox) overtaken by Google Chrome.
Microsoft Edge To Receive Tab Previews
Hopefully, extensions are not far away too.
As we all wait for the next Windows 10 Insider Preview, during Ignire keynote at New Zealand, Microsoft's Joe Belfiore has accidentally revealed one of the upcoming Edge features: tab previews.
How exactly did this happen? During the event, Joe was simply demoing Cortana and the way it enhances your searches when he accidentally moved mouse on one of the tabs, resulting in a thumbnail preview picture. While ignoring at first, Belfiore later did state that "there's one other thing in the Edge browser that I mistakenly revealed as I was doing this [showcasing Cortana on Edge] is a small feature we have not shown anyone yet but is coming to our Insider builds really soon and that is this tab preview feature,"
New Opera Mini For Android Is Here
Windows Phone version should be coming soon.
Some time ago, Norwegian browser maker has launched a new version of Opera Mini for iOS and now it looks like the very same technology has made it into the Android release as well.
What are we talking about? The ability to chose whether you want more data savings (extreme mode) or better sites compatibility (high data savings mode).