Subject to the sighting of the new moon, which is certainly not round, the largest Islamic festival of Eid is very much round the corner. It will be likely either on the 15th or 16th of June this year, when those who are up for the festivity and the feast-ivity will be donning new clothes to sparkle as glamorously as the new moon in the sky.
However, this Eid is taking place right in the middle of the month and the middle of the year. Especially those in the northern hemisphere are pretty much under the blazing sun and the heat and humidity can surely get a bit harsh especially for those celebrating in the Indian sub-continent. Keeping the sultry summer in mind, I have still thought of how you can look like the sultry siren to make the new moon blue in envy.
The common-sense approach to weather friendly fashion implies that you need to go light with your outfit this Eid. You can choose light weight fabric such as linen, cotton, chiffon, soft silks and then you can always accessorise it with statement jewellery pieces.
Before we exchange Eid greetings, let me embrace myself with a self-designed two tone tropical vibe chiffon saree with slim golden borders. To glam up the simplicity of this saree, I also designed a Benarasi tie-dye blouse with boat neck and golden zari border. I always design my blouses with back hooks and this was no exception. It allows me to drape the pallu with endless options with modern twists. Also this makes the blouse-fit look seamless in the front.
Like a new moon which is the biggest star of the sky on the eve of Eid, the star of my Eid look is undoubtedly the magnificent Maang Tika- a head ornament which is quintessentially an integral part of Indian women's jewelleries. Like an aristocratic bridge over a deep sea of wavy locks, the Maang Tika will surely lock the gazes of the admirers of beauty. As they say 'beauty is in the eyes of the beholder', little they knew that the real eye of the beauty infact gets firmly placed right in the centre of the forehead, hanging gently holding onto the tresses, when a marvellous Maang Tika such as this gets adorned to make the grand occasion like Eid simply grander.
A pearl adorned clutch from LoveToBag was my natural choice to hold on to and if you notice that I had also painted my nails to match the cool tropical vibes of the saree. Only the perfect nails can nail the perfect clutch and this was no exception. No qualms in getting tangled with the bangles as well which also are another piece of lovely creations from LoveToBag. Finally while I forayed into the festive space – step by step and feet by feet, my own feet were happily inside a pair of charming Champagne stilettos in mid heels.
Whether its Eid here of Eid there, your hair is the most important garment your body wears all the time, so your style statement will have to make a solid heartfelt proposition. Here I got my hair through dreamy soft curls where the centre was parted to accommodate the magical Maang Tika. One useful tip for hair here is that you must wear this particular design of Maang Tika with centre parting, otherwise the hair will hide the kundan details on the chains of the Maang Tika which are certainly worth showing off.
Why the new moon of the Eid will have all the fun and stars will be left behind? Not at all because the sparkles of the sprinkling star dust could very well descend on your eyelids as I put on this glittery golden natural glam look. All that glitters is surely not gold, but who is stopping you to be a bit on the bold if not gold, this Eid?
Draped in this self-styled chiffon saree, with the accompanying accessories and jewellery to complement it with, I posed in this pastel paradise of Notting Hill in London to bring you the style ideas for this Eid. Calm, quaint and colourful – the neighbourhood of Notting Hill provided the perfect backdrop for the colours I put on. Possible to be mistaken to be a tropical location somewhere in a remote Greek island, but in the very heart of the English capital. While we could stare at the new moon this Eid and make merry, I atleast touched and held the seasonal blossoms to feel the festivity in the air.
I hope you've been inspired to try out this look this Eid. Tweak it, squeak it and just make it your own to make much merry this Eid. On behalf of the Team OneTimeFashionista, we wish you, your friends and families a very happy Eid – Eid Mubarak! Why not share this post right now with your friends who might be in need of some essential saree-sutra to increase their style quotient this Eid? Ask us any questions and leave comments below the post. Happy festivities!


J.P. Crawford's family – older sister, Eliza, younger sister, Julia, mother, Beth, and father, Larry – led his healthy cheering section at Citi Field on Tuesday night, when he made his major league debut for the Phillies.
NEW YORK – Just like the day she took a break from talking to the man working on the family pool to listen to IronPigs play-by-play voice Matt Provence call her son's improbable inside-the-park grand slam earlier this summer, Beth Crawford was tuned into the Phillies Triple-A affiliate from her home in Lakewood, Calif., on Labor Day.
Put me in coach, I'm ready to play – Freddy Galvis, in center field?
The Monday holiday matinee began about as well as she could have hoped. Her son, J.P. Crawford, hit a two-run home run in the first inning.
But as the game continued, and the Lehigh Valley IronPigs looked on their way to a sixth straight win, the day was filled with uncertainty. A victory would clinch a postseason berth, while a loss would end the IronPigs' season.
There had been a lot of speculation that Crawford would join the Phillies when rosters expanded this month, but would the Phillies pluck him from their playoff-bound 'Pigs roster?
Beth and Larry Crawford would find out around 3 p.m. PST, about the same time many folks in the Delaware Valley were firing up their last hamburgers and hot dogs for the holiday weekend. The phone rang.
The Crawford's middle child and only son was officially a major leaguer.
Crawford made his big league debut at Citi Field against the New York Mets on Tuesday night.
He was able to knock in a run in his first big league at-bat (no RBI, he reached on an error) and slid safely into home later in the inning for his first major league run. In the fifth inning, Crawford flared a single into center off Mets left-hander Josh Smoker for his first major league hit. He turned an inning-ending double play in the eighth inning and made two sparkling plays in the ninth, too, from third base, one of the three positions he'll see time at in the next three-plus weeks.
And Crawford did all of that with Beth and Larry Crawford, their daughters Eliza and Julia, and about 15 other friends and family in Section 121 of the Mets' nine-year-old ballpark in Flushing, N.Y.
On a September night in a game featuring two non-contending National League East foes, seats weren't difficult to come by at Citi Field. Still, it was impressive that one section was dominated by more than a half dozen people who made last-minute, cross country flights, and friends who drove overnight from Greensboro, N.C., and Cincinnati to get to New York in time for J.P. Crawford's first major league game.
J.P. Crawford left 17 tickets for friends and family who came from California, North Carolina, and Ohio on last-minute trips to New York for his major league debut.
Like many minor league-turned-major league families, the Crawfords (and their more than a dozen friends) frantically made last-minute arrangements to get to their son's debut. All it took was some quick clicking through an airline website and an acceptance that they might not sleep for the next 24 hours or so.
A few hours later the Crawfords were at Long Beach Airport and ready to board their cross-country flights. Red-eye cross country flights.
Eliza Crawford was hoping to find somewhere comfortable to crash on Tuesday night.
"I'm staying with J.P. tonight – I haven't seen their hotel yet," she told a friend in Section 121.
"You want to stay with J.P.," the friend replied.
"That's what I heard," Eliza said with a laugh.
J.P. Crawford has been a budding baseball prospect since his days in MLB's RBI program in Southern California as a grade schooler.
Even if the hotel was a few gold star ratings away from the Ritz, the trip was well worth it for the close-knit Crawford clan, a family bound by sports.
Larry played pro football, Beth could have played basketball and volleyball in college, Eliza played college softball at Cal State Fullerton and works in the softball division of MLB's R.B.I. program, and mom and dad have to be back in Southern California before the weekend for Julia's important volleyball tournament with Lakewood High School.
And then there's J.P., who drove his mom to her radiation treatments back during his senior year at Lakewood (she's healthy now, thankfully) as he prepped for the 2013 MLB Draft and who has been on the receiving end of many heartfelt conversations this summer, when baseball finally didn't come as easy as it had for him in the first 15 or so years he's played the game.
The fact that Crawford was on a big league field on Tuesday night was somewhat hard to believe given that he entered June in Lehigh Valley hitting .205 with seven extra-base hits and was slashing .228/.291/.296 with 20 extra-base hits in 407 at-bats from May 20, 2016 to May 19, 2017.
But then, like his dad said, the hits came. Crawford hit .282 with a .902 OPS and 34 extra-base hits (including 13 home runs) over 273 at-bats in his final 72 games with the IronPigs.
"I'm proud how he got through it," Beth Crawford said.
And it surely helped the rookie infielder to have the support system in his family throughout his journey from can't-miss, top Phillies prospect in four-plus years through the minor leagues. The same people populated his own personal cheering section on Tuesday night at Citi Field.
When Crawford's name was announced over the P.A. system in the second inning, they rose to their feet in unison and cheered. And then they followed his every step from the batter's box to first base, and roared again, when he hit a ball to the right side of the infield that would turn into an error.
Crawford had reached safely on a play that tied the game 1-1. It was the first of nine unanswered runs for the Phillies.


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Elementary Math Games Review
May 10, 2019 by Crystal McClean
I am a huge fan of The Critical Thinking Co. so I was excited to receive Elementary Math Games to use with my children (you can read our other Critical Thinking Co. reviews to see why we love them so much).
What's Included, and What You Need
Elementary Math Games is aimed at students in grades 3-5 and is available as a physical book, or as a digital book (Windows only), which is what we received. To use digital books from The Critical Thinking Co., you receive a program and a key code that must be installed in order to access the book each time you want to use it (the key code only upon installation, but you must run the program each time you would like to view the book).
The concepts practiced in Elementary Math Games are:
Operational Skills
Characteristics of Numbers: Multiples and Factors, Prime and Composite Numbers, Perfect Squares
Math Vocabulary and Symbols
Formulating Math Problem-Solving Strategies
Other than the book, all you will need is paper, pencils, dice or a spinner, and a random number generator (these are freely available online). Some games will require you to print out pages for play, while others can easily be done by hand to save on ink.
There are actually two levels of Math Games – elementary and middle school. I chose the elementary level as then both of my children would be able to play it together and thus it would be more fun than just one child playing with Mom. For some of the games, Kallista has to stretch her brain a little more to keep up with Tristan, while some games are more of a review for Tristan, which is okay, too.
There are 20 games included in this book, and several of the games have multiple variations to play, which means there are many ways to play and adapt the games depending upon the skills and needs of your children. The vast majority of the games can be played easily with 2 or more children, but there are a couple that would work best with large groups, such as a classroom or co-op situation.
How We Used Elementary Math Games
What I like about this book, is that you don't have to start at the beginning and work your way through in order. You can pick and choose which games to play, which comes in handy to align the games with the topics your children are learning in math class. In this way it's easier to reinforce the concepts in a different and more engaging way.
Over the past few weeks, our house has been in chaos with so many things going on, so it was good to sit down with the kids and do something more relaxed and that didn't involve their regular classes, but yet still involved learning.
The children have played 6 of the math games, and also at least 6 variations of some of those games, which makes a dozen new math games for them in total…and there's still so much more for them to discover…I'm seeing us take the games out during summer walks and playing them by the sea or in the woods after a picnic when the class load is lighter, but we don't want to lose brainpower.
Greater Than, Less Than
This is the first game in the book, and the one we started with; using both the original play rules, then moving on to the 5 variations of the game. This game had the kids competing both against themselves and each other to roll the dice, then place their digits into their equation, then add, subtract, multiply, or divide to determine if their answers fit the protocol.
Clap Your Hands! Stomp Your Feet!
This game was fun for the kids, but would be much better with a larger group as the kids count out the beats and either clap or stomp when the multiples of their random number comes up. It's harder than you might think – I played along with the kids and it was a challenge. With a large group, you'd have some great music going on!
Can You Make…?
A version of this game is actually a section of a quiz show here in the UK. From a selection of numbers, can you manipulate them by using addition, subtraction, multiplication and/or division and hit the target number provided by a random generator? It's trickier than you think!
Let's Sum Up, Odd or Even
This game comes as is, or with an additional 4 variations. Children roll the dice, then use the directions given, then add up their numbers for a grand total, which needs to be either an odd or an even number. Can the kids crack the code before the summing up to determine the requirements that will give them that target?
Stand Up and Be Counted!
This game also has a standard version as well as two variations and three levels of play. Kids choose 10 random numbers, then turn over a card and see if one of their numbers satisfies the parameters given on the card. The first player to cross off all 10 of their numbers wins.
What Worked For Us
I like that this book can be used by both of my children so they can feel like part of a team instead of individuals sitting alone at a PC. I like that there's a variety of games that are both more calm, as well as ones that get the kids up and moving. There are games such as Bingo, that all kids will immediately recognise, and then others that will be completely new to them so things are both familiar and interesting. I also like the fact that you can jump around in the book, using games that work for you now, rather than being constrained by having to follow a set route of learning.
We'll be travelling this summer, and I'm not looking forward to three 8-hour layovers, but I do think I'll bring along a game or two to keep the kids busy and their minds off the monotony. Printing off the instructions and bringing them along with dice won't take up much space, which is great for carry-ons.
The children also had fun teaching some of these games to their dad while he was home on sick leave. At first, I don't think he was so keen to be using math for a game, but I could hear him chuckling and having a good time being involved with the kids' education. That's one reason I like to mix things up now and then; everyday classes are fine, but it's a real treat when all family members can be involved.
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Sabina green says
This looks good, I have been trying to find different maths games to help my children. We have recently been playing Mobi which is pretty good too 🙂

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Tom switched positions for the fifth or sixth time. It was remarkably disconcerting to be the only one conscious in Sickbay. He couldn't sit still when the only other motion was the steady rise and fall of the chests of the otherwise prone patients, and the only sound their inordinately loud breathing, accompanied by the occasional beep of the computer as the Doctor went through the motions of declaring the entire crew unfit.
It was an incredibly long, as well as slow, process. Designed, of course, to prevent some trigger-happy doctor from abusing his or her power and taking over the ship. Which was exactly what the EMH was using it for, although in a situation certainly never imagined by the Federation.
The Doc had completed the very first step in their improvised plan, flooding the Shuttle Bay with the same innocuous sedative that was permeating Sickbay. He refused, however, to let Tom continue on while he himself finished with the competency declarations.
Perhaps he didn't trust Tom.
Which was an incredibly wise decision, considering what Tom was contemplating at the moment.
Sitting there, staring at the Doctor's back when his eyes weren't darting around the room, watching the unmoving patients and waiting for them to do something other than breathe, some mighty drastic thoughts were entering his head.
Tom had thought that after those in the Shuttle Bay were effectively incapacitated, he would be able to re-circulate normal air, beam out the unconscious occupants, and be on his way.
Except, he couldn't do that stuck behind a force field in Sickbay.
Where the Doc seemed intent on keeping him until his ship-wide mobility was needed.
Tom was getting very nervous. The more he thought about what the Doctor wanted him to do, the more uncomfortable he got.
The Doctor's plan, even with Tom's additions and modifications, was just barely passable, in Tom's opinion. It was a valiant effort, yes, but the Doctor wasn't the one putting himself in the line of fire. The Doctor was putting Tom in the line of fire.
Tom had had just about enough of being shot at, bitten, and attacked by vicious half-Klingons for one day, thank you very much.
He had enough bodily harm inflicted in the past few days to last a good while.
He really, *really* did not want to receive any more so that the Doc could keep the floundering ship from imploding for a few days.
And, he definitely didn't want to be here when that happened.
"Hardly," replied the Doctor, in a tone that suggested Tom should shut up and be patient.
His sigh was drowned out by a sudden hiss. The hissing of air being flushed through the ventilation system, filling Sickbay with normal air and suctioning out the impure air. Even through the protection of the electro-static field, Tom could feel a sudden chilliness flush the air surrounding him.
The Doc whirled, eyes going to the nearest ventilation duct. Immediately, he turned around, hands going back to the console, probably about to stop the procedure.
The power to Sickbay fluctuated, darkening and then re-lighting the consoles. Tom heard a buzz as the force field around him dissipated.
The hologram flickered-the Doc barely had time to look shocked-and then he was gone.
The dimmed lights grew brighter, leaving Tom staring at the spot the Doc had been standing.
He didn't have time to react-to try to reactivate him or anything-before the hatch in the ceiling was cracked open.
A woman dropped through. Tumbled, really, landing none too gently on the floor. She narrowly missed landing on one of the patients.
Tom wondered what the Doc had done with his phaser, as he locked eyes with B'Elanna Torres.


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FRIDAY, March 28, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- A drug often used to treat gout may reduce the risk of premature death in patients with this common form of arthritis, according to a new study.
Previous research has associated gout with an increased risk of early death. This study examined how allopurinol -- the most widely used medication for gout -- might affect that risk.
Allopurinol causes a potentially fatal reaction in about one of 260 patients who uses the drug, which has made some doctors reluctant to prescribe it, according to background information in the study.
The researchers looked at data from over 5,900 gout patients in the United Kingdom who were prescribed allopurinol and compared them to a group of gout patients who did not take the drug.
Patients who took allopurinol were 11 percent less likely to die from all causes during the study period than those who did not take the medication. Overall, taking allopurinol reduced gout patients' risk of death by 19 percent, according to the study published online March 25 in the journal Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases.
"These risk reductions were apparent from the first year and throughout the subsequent years of follow-up," lead author Dr. Maureen Dubreuil, an instructor of medicine at Boston University School of Medicine, said in a university news release.
The findings show that taking allopurinol may not only treat gout, but may protect gout patients from premature death, she added. The results also suggest that this survival benefit may outweigh the risks of rare serious side effects, according to the news release.
The study found an association between taking allopurinol and reduced risk of early death in gout patients. It did not prove a cause-and-effect relationship.
The study was funded by the U.S. National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases, the Arthritis Foundation and the VA Boston Healthcare System.
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Enjoy a cross-section of the complete programme of the Hanoverian gelding High Noon in the third part of this film documentary. Seven years after the beginning of his training with the renowned French riding master Philippe Karl, the pair present the key elements of riding in Légèreté, from the loosening on the lunge and under the saddle through lateral movements up to piaffe, passage and tempi changes. Comprehensive horse training should also include jumping.


My company had a successful year, and at the annual meeting, employees eagerly awaited the general manager's report on the performance of our branch.
"You are the role models of our company," he proudly announced. "I can tell you that whenever the owners talk about you and your office, they use nothing but expletives."


Alicia Wong's ears perked up during an information session for prospective undergraduate business students at the University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business when the presenter mentioned a new program called the World Bachelor in Business. Wong, then a high school senior, was intrigued when she learned the program would allow her to study business for a year respectively at the Marshall School, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and Bocconi University in Italy. Even better, the program would allow her to get three business degrees from each of the universities for the price of one. She was incredulous at first, but left with a brochure in hand.
Partnerships between schools in different countries are not unusual, but the breadth and depth of the World Bachelor in Business program makes it stand out in the management education world, especially on the undergraduate front. The three-continent degree program, now entering its third year, has taken the notion of traveling abroad for college students and completely turned it on its head. It is part of a small group of undergraduate business programs that are starting to push the boundaries of study abroad experiences, creating ambitious new models and partnerships with universities around the world. They aim to give students a deeper dive into the culture of the region where they are studying through longer-term stays, with extensive support services that help students integrate more fully into campus life.
John Matsusaka, the executive director of the Initiative and Referendum Institute at USC Marshall and the founding director of The World Bachelor program, is at the cutting edge of this trend. Back in 2009, he was discussing how to create a new academic partnership with a colleague from Italy's Bocconi University. The two men realized that companies increasingly wanted students who could perform well in large multi-national companies, were comfortable living in different regions of the world, and had a deep understanding of how business worked in different cultures.
Few undergraduate programs prepared students for these challenges, they quickly realized.
The closest they found was a program called GLOBE, run in conjunction with the University of North Carolina's Kenan-Flagler School of Business, Copenhagen Business School and the Chinese University of Hong Kong. That program, which puts together a cohort of around 50 students who travel to all three universities over an 18-month period during their junior and senior years, was a step in the right direction, they thought, but it still wasn't quite what they had in mind..
Matsusaka and his Bocconi colleague wanted to create an entirely new and groundbreaking model for an international undergraduate business degree.
With that in mind, Matsusaka sought out a third academic partner, ultimately signing on The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. The three schools each agreed that students would spend a year on each of their campuses, moving through the program in cohorts of 40 to 50 students each year. Support staff at each school would help them get fully integrated into campus life, through academic advising and student clubs. Students' freshman year would be spent in Los Angeles at the Marshall School, their sophomore year in Hong Kong, and finally they'd spend their junior year at Bocconi in Milan. For senior year, students would get to decide on which of the three campuses they wanted to return to in order to complete their studies. At the end of the program all three universities will grant students a bachelor's degree from their respective school.
Once the partners agreed upon the conceptual framework of the program, the next challenge was figuring out how to design it so that the curriculum was akin to that of a typical undergraduate business degree. All three schools offered a similar cadre of undergraduate business classes in such basics as marketing and finance, but the content of the courses and emphasis of the material varied slightly from school to school, says Tyrone Callahan, the former director of the World Bachelor's Program and vice dean for undergraduate programs. The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology had additional math requirements, for example, while Bocconi required students to take business and European law classes. Marshall students were asked to spend extra time working on their writing and communication skills.


To introduce diverse youth to careers in natural resource conservation, Hispanic Access Foundation and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have developed a new partnership that will hire college and graduate students at national wildlife refuges throughout the Northeast. Through this project, seven young adults, ages 18-35, will be introduced to natural resource careers through 12-week paid internships involving hands-on work with, and training by, natural resource professionals employed by the USFWS. Students will be introduced to various real-world public education, interpretation and communications, conservation and rehabilitation activities through work assignments at seven USFWS sites and through informal and/or formal training sessions provided by USFWS employees.
These are the basic qualifications looked for in an applicant: aged 18 to 35; possess US citizenship or US work authorization; be enrolled in a post-secondary educational program or have graduated from college within the past year; have a strong interest—or relevant experience—in areas pertaining to natural resource management, wildlife management, biology, community outreach, environmental education; and bilingual skills (Spanish/English) are helpful but not required for all positions. Priority will be given to applicants currently living in the Northeast region (including the states of MA, CT, RI, NY, NJ, PA, and MD). Highest priority will be given to applications received by January 20. Top candidates will be selected for interviews during the month of January, and will receive additional details about specific assignments.


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LeuPay company tries to hijack domain rather than pay for it.
A Bulgarian payments company has been found to have engaged in reverse domain name hijacking in a cybersquatting dispute over the domain name LeoPay.com.
iCard AD offers services under the name LeuPay and is getting ready to start using the name LeoPay instead, according to the WIPO decision.
The owner of LeoPay.com has owned the domain name since well before the complainant had trademark rights in either LeuPay or LeoPay. He also used the domain name.
But iCard went after it anyway, making claims like "retroactive bad faith" and claiming the domain owner didn't have a legitimate interest in the domain despite his use of it.
Panelist Sebastian Hughes did a nice summary of why this case qualifies as reverse domain name hijacking:
(i) The Complainant is represented and should be held to a higher standard than an unrepresented complainant;
(ii) The disputed domain name was registered well before the Complainant obtained relevant trade mark rights;
(iii) Reasonably diligent enquiries by the Complainant and the Complainant's representatives would have provided evidence of the Respondent's rights and legitimate interests in the disputed domain name;
(iv) The assertions in Section C of the Complaint that the Respondent has made no use of the disputed domain name at all, which are contradicted by the submissions in Section B that "the domain name indeed leads to a website that contains numerous links to other websites in Chinese or English language";
(v) The Complainant's representatives have unreasonably ignored established Policy precedent set out in WIPO Overview 3.0, in particular in seeking to assert "retroactive" bad faith registration; and
(vi) The manner in which the Complainant's representatives sought to obtain evidence of bad faith by anonymous email solicitation.
The Panel further finds that, in light of the above factors and in all the circumstances, the following submissions included in Section A of the Complaint highlight the ill-founded nature of the Complaint, and provide further support for a finding of reverse domain name hijacking:
"The Complainant intends to concentrate all its activities, in the near future, under the brand "LEOPAY", and therefore to make an extensive use of the trade mark LEOPAY and domain names leopay.eu, leopay.uk, leopay.fr, leopay.ch, leopay.nl, and leopay.us".
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Q: What does app class means? In framworks for developing app whether it be a joomla or react or angular i see app class. What does it mean. Like if there is some user class, or some input class or that make sense for some purpose we are creating these. what about app class for what purpose one creats app class.
thank you

A: It is usually simply is the top level element/component or the entry point of your application. It got common practice to name it App but essentially there is no need to do that. The name can be something of your choice.

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Oliver Heldens é um DJ holandês e produtor de música eletrônica de Rotterdam.

Sua canção de 2013, "Gecko", chamou a atenção do colega holandês Tiësto, que o assinou com seu rótulo, Musical Freedom, e lançou a música com vocais da cantora britânica Becky Hill em 23 de junho de 2014.  Heldens também tem um podcast semanal intitulado Heldeep Radio, que está no ar há mais de 2 anos.

Em 2015, ele começou a produzir músicas de bass house sob o alias HI-LO, que vem de 'Oli H' em forma invertida.  Sob o seu alias, Heldens produziu três singles intitulados "Crank It Up", "Renegade Mastah" e "Wappy Flirt", lançando os dois últimos no seu rótulo Heldeep.

Carreira

2013 - 2014: Debut e Gecko, Avanço
Heldens começou a sua carreira profissinal na música em 2013, quando assinou com a Spinnin' Seus primeiros lançamentos na gravadora incluiram as músicas ''Stinger'' e ''Thumper'', que apresentava o DJ Jacob Van Hage. As colaborações posteriores incluíram "Panther" com 'Robby East', que foram lançadas pela gravadora Oxygen no dia 2 de dezembro de 2013.  O single "Gecko" foi lançado no mesmo mês na gravadora de Tiesto Musical Freedom.  A música atingiu o número 1 no DMC Magazine Buzz Chart e foi nomeado "Essential New Tune" pelo Pete Tong da BBC em 31 de janeiro de 2014.

Em janeiro de 2014, Heldens lançou sua Heldeep Mixtape em sua página oficial do SoundCloud, criando misturas prolongadas que incorporam vários gêneros de música eletrônica, incluindo diferentes tipos de deep houde e tech house. A primeira mixtape incluiu o seu remix da música "Animals" de Martin Garrix. Em março de 2014, Heldens também lançou um remix de "Feel Good" de Robin Thicke.

2015 - Presente: HI-LO Heldeep Records
No final de julho, a música HI-LO "Renegade Mastah" foi a primeira faixa a ser lançada no rótulo de Oliver "Heldeep". No entanto, revelou-se que o HI-LO era Heldens em uma entrevista posterior ao blog do UKF, que usou o rótulo para lançar o projeto HI-LO.

O título do projeto HI-LO foi escolhido como palidrome para Oli-H, para significar Oliver Heldens. As faixas HI-LO "Crank It Up", "Wappy Flirt" e "Ooh La La" foram lançadas desde então, com o single "Scrub the Ground" de Chocolate Puma e Tommie Sunshine, adicionalmente, lançado na Heldeep Records em outubro. Um novo EP intitulado "Heldeep Talent EP" foi lançado em 23 de novembro de 2015, incluindo as músicas: "I Can not Stop" de Death Shake, "Hookah" de Bojac, "Slip Away" de Niko The Kid e "Fall Under Skies" por Jonas Aden & Robby East. Desde então, Oliver lançou "Heldeep Talent EP Part 2" em 21 de março de 2016 Com três faixas: "Get Busy" de Steff Da Campo, "Lethal" da NOVKA e "Mirrors feat Stevyn, de Tom Budin e Stevyn.

"Waiting", uma colaboração Oliver Heldens e Throttle, foi lançado na Heldeep Records em 7 de janeiro de 2016.

Heldeep Records também lançou uma faixa do Sr. Belt & Wezol e Shermanology chamado "Hide & Seek", bem como outra faixa de Bougenvilla & Out Of Cookies chamada "Break It Down" em 25 de abril de 2016.

O rótulo também lançou "Space Sheep", uma colaboração entre o proprietário do rótulo Oliver Heldens e Chocolate Puma em 2 de maio de 2016.

Singles

Como artista principal

Referencias

DJs dos Países Baixos

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Coon Rapids sophomore athlete recovers from rare stroke
Cole Fossland, 16, first experienced stroke symptoms after school in late October, when his girlfriend, Ellie Biggins, noticed the left side of his body had gone limp in partial paralysis.
Author: Lindsey Seavert
Published: 6:13 PM CST November 9, 2018
Updated: 6:37 PM CST November 9, 2018
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – A Coon Rapids High School sophomore was discharged from Abbott Northwestern Hospital only four days after suffering a rare stroke.
Fossland was smiling, but only with half his face. Biggins called 911, and alerted Fossland's parents, where soon paramedics would tell the family, it seemed Cole was suffering from an acute stroke.'
"I just kept rubbing his head telling him it's going to be ok, it was pretty much the worst day of our life," said Dana Fossland, his mother.
After emergency crews rushed Fossland to Children's Minnesota, doctors confirmed stroke symptoms and immediately transferred him to the Abbott Northwestern Hospital's emergency room. Strokes in teenagers are extremely rare, the last time Allina doctors treated a stroke in a teenager was five years ago.
"It's kind of hard to believe," said Fossland. "They said it was an "old person's" stroke," said Fossland.
Soon, CT scans of Fossland's head revealed the source of the stroke, a major blood clot in the right side of his brain, and doctors knew time would make the difference in Cole's life. They believe the stroke was caused by a spontaneous tear in his carotid artery, something he could not have prevented.
"Recognizing those symptoms and getting someone in within what we term the "golden hour" is crucial," said Dr. Mark Young, Abbott Northwestern Hospital stroke program medical director.
"For every 30 minutes that go by, a chance for a good outcome after a stroke is reduced by 10 percent," added Dr. Yasha Kayan, Abbott Northwestern Hospital lead neuro interventional radiologist.
The doctors teamed up to perform a thrombectomy, a procedure in which a catheter is inserted into the femoral artery in the groin and snaked up to the brain where the clot is suctioned out. They also gave Fossland a medicine to break up the blood clot.
It took 58 minutes to restore blood to his brain, from diagnosis to removal of the clot. One hour gave Fossland a lifetime, and he's made a dramatic recovery. He says he will likely not return to football because of the risks of injury to his recovering brain, but he plans to continue throwing shot put for his school's track and field team.
Fossland suffered his stroke on October 29, which happened to be World Stroke Day. He wants to share his story in hopes others can learn the warning signs and receive the swift, lifesaving intervention he did.
"I am extremely thankful for all the support my family and doctors have given me," said Fossland.


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У 1975-1998 роках село належало до Серадзького воєводства.

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You're kidding, right? But my bosses weren't kidding. They'd assigned me, a technological Luddite, to be the moderator of a soon-to-come blog featuring 17 Kentucky and Indiana high school and college students.
It seems to have gotten around that I get on pretty well with young people. But being a blog mother -- given that I trained for this business 26 years ago on a typewriter -- is scary stuff.
But new technology rules. Although newpapers have been lumbering along for a century or more by doing some tweaking, it's been nothing on the order of the revolution that's happening today.
And so, like everybody else, we must embrace a lot of new ideas about news and the platforms from which it's to be delivered.
So moderating the new C-J blog, dubbed THE HOT SPOT, is a chance for me to move in a new direction, while continuing to write a column and editorials.


Project Play enables you to make amazingly rich interactive 3D presentations on the web (and experience them on the web, mobile or VR) – without programming. It's an in-browser node-based editor, requires no download, and renders your work in real-time. You can combine 3D models, vector drawings, images, text files, videos, audio, and APIs that stream live from the web (Google Maps, Twitter, etc) to create interactive experiences for mobile, desktop, and Virtual Reality.
What VR SDK solution do you use?
Turn Autodesk's powerful, cloud-based software into the building blocks for your next tool or product.
ThingWorx is an application development platforms that allows you to build value from products and deliver end-to-end IoT solutions to capture business opportunities offered by pervasiveness of smart Things.
Cardboard is the world's most accessible and affordable VR platform, supporting both Android and iOS. Cardboard enables immersive VR experiences by fusing data from the phone's sensors to predict the user's head position in both the real and virtual worlds. This combined with Cardboard's simple, easy-to-use headset makes it ideal for quick VR experiences.
360° media, consisting of 360° videos and images, is a great way for developers to enhance traditional apps with immersive content. You can embed a 360° video into a travel app to provide viewers with an Underwater scuba diving tour as they plan a vacation, or into a home-building app that takes prospective buyers on a virtual walkthrough of their home before it's built.
VR creation and collaboration tool.
OpenSpace3D is "Free software" for Virtual and Augmented Reality projects development.
Daydream is a mobile VR platform that offers high quality, affordable VR at Android scale. Daydream enables immersive VR experiences by using advanced techniques to predict the orientation of the user's head, increase user comfort, and reduce motion blur. Along with Daydream's easy-to-wear headset and expressive controller, this makes Daydream great for longer and more immersive VR experiences.
VRWorks is a comprehensive suite of APIs, libraries, and engines that enable application and headset developers to create amazing virtual reality experiences.
* We monitor all Project Play reviews to prevent fraudulent reviews and keep review quality high. We do not post reviews by company employees or direct competitors. Validated reviews require the user to submit a screenshot of the product containing their user ID, in order to verify a user is an actual user of the product.
Hi there! Are you looking to implement a solution like Project Play?


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Kalpana Kalpana
I love Blogging, helping others, making something out of nothing !!!!!!
Elevation 28 m (92 ft)
Time zone CET (UTC+1)
Local time Saturday 6:13 PM
Region Campania
Demonym(s) Puteolani
Patron saint Proculus of Pozzuoli
Frazioni Arco Felice, Campana Annunziata, Cuma, Licola Centro, Licola Lido, Lucrino, Montenuovo, Monterusciello, Pisciarelli, Toiano
Weather 17°C, Wind S at 10 km/h, 91% Humidity
Points of interest Solfatara, Monte Nuovo, Lucrinus Lacus, Flavian Amphitheater, Macellum of Pozzuoli
Pozzuoli ([potˈtswɔːli]; Neapolitan: Pezzulo, Latin: Puteoli) is a city and comune of the Metropolitan City of Naples, in the Italian region of Campania. It is the main city of the Phlegrean Peninsula.
Map of 80078 Pozzuoli Naples Italy
Main sights
Neighboring communes
Map of 80078 Pozzuoli Naples, Italy
Pozzuoli began as the Greek colony of Dicaearchia (Greek: Δικαιαρχία). The Roman colony was established in 194 BC, and took the name Puteoli which it has his roots from 'puteus', meaning well (also used by sibyls to predict the future) and 'osco fistulus' (cave). An alternative etymology of Puteoli from the Latin puteo (to stink), referring to the sulfuric smell in the area, most notably from Solfatara. This is because Pozzuoli lies in the center of the Campi Flegrei, a volcanic caldera.
Puteoli was the great emporium for the Alexandrian grain ships, and other ships from all over the Roman world. It also was the main hub for goods exported from Campania, including blown glass, mosaics, wrought iron, and marble. The Roman naval base at nearby Misenum housed the largest naval fleet in the ancient world. It was also the site of the Roman Dictator Sulla's country villa and the place where he died in 78 BC.
The local volcanic sand, pozzolana (Latin: pulvis puteolanus, "dust of Puteoli") formed the basis for the first effective concrete, as it reacted chemically with water. Instead of just evaporating slowly off, the water would turn this sand/lime mix into a mortar strong enough to bind lumps of aggregate into a load-bearing unit. This made possible the cupola of the Pantheon, which is still the world's largest unreinforced concrete dome.
The apostle Paul landed here on his way to Rome, from which it was 170 miles (274 kilometres) distant. Here he stayed for seven days (Acts 28:13, 14) and then began with his companions his journey by the Appian Way to Rome.
Puteoli is considered the best candidate for the unnamed city where the 1st century Roman novel Satyricon takes place.
In 37 AD Puteoli was the location for a political stunt by Emperor Gaius Caligula, who on becoming Emperor ordered a temporary floating bridge to be built using trading vessels, stretching for over two miles (3.2 km) from the town to the famous neighboring resort of Baiae, across which he proceeded to ride his horse, in defiance of an astrologer's prediction that he had "no more chance of becoming Emperor than of riding a horse across the Gulf of Baiae".
Saint Proculus (San Procolo) was martyred here with his companions in the fourth century, and is the city's patron saint. The seven eagle heads on the coat-of-arms for the town of Pozzuoli are said to represent seven of these martyrs. November 16 was the official feast day for Saint Proculus. St. Proculus was affectionately nicknamed 'u pisciasotto ("the pants-pisser") because November 16 was often a day of rain. The townspeople also celebrated his feast day on the second Sunday in May.
Charles Lyell visited Pozzuoli in 1828 and studied the Macellum columns.
Since 1946 the town has been the home of the Accademia Aeronautica, the Italian Air Force Academy, which was first situated on the island of Nisida, then from 1962 on a purpose-built hilltop campus overlooking the bay.
From August 1982 to December 1984 the city experienced hundreds of tremors and bradyseismic activity which reached a peak on October 4, 1983, damaging 8,000 buildings in the city center and dislocating 36,000 people, many permanently. The events raised the sea bottom by almost 2 m, and rendered the Bay of Pozzuoli too shallow for large craft.
The town's attractions include:
The Macellum of Pozzuoli, also known as the Temple of Serapis or serapeum, is considered the city's symbol. The "temple" was actually a marketplace. Its name derives from the misinterpretation of its function after a statue of the god Serapis was found in 1750 at this location. The Macellum includes three majestic columns in Cipollino marble, which show erosion from marine Lithophaga molluscs when, at an earlier time, the ground level was much lower due to Bradyseism, and sea-water could flow in.
Flavian Amphitheater (Amphitheatrum Flavium), the third largest Italian amphitheater after the Colosseum and the Capuan Amphitheater.
Solfatara (volcanic crater with active fumaroles)
Minor Amphitheater, very near to the Flavian one, its remains were absorbed by other buildings, but some arches can be seen by Via Solfatara and Via Vigna. It is crossed by metropolitan railway and the arena is still buried
Puteoli's Baths, so called Temple of Neptune, the remains of a big thermal complex now in Corso Terracciano which included also "Dianae Nymphaeum", this last one partly hidden by buildings.
Villa Avellino, one of the few urban parks of Pozzuoli. It also shows several Roman ruins and water tanks. There is also a still working Roman "face" water fountain.
Rione Terra, the first settlement of Puteoli, originally Dicearkia in Greek. It is a multi-layered city with several Roman buildings; the most important one is the Temple of Augustus (today the Pozzuoli's Duomo)
Necropolis of the Via Puteolis Capuam, just under the bridge that leads outside the city near Via Solfatara
Necropolis of Via San Vito, near to Quarto
Necropolis of Via Celle, a rich complex of tombs and mausoleums, very near to an old Roman street track still used today (Via Cupa Cigliano)
Stadium of Antoninus Pius, a very similar stadium to the Domitian one in Rome, only partially unburied and partly collapsed (Via Campi Flegrei).
Sanctuary of San Gennaro (St. Januarius). With the Cathedral of Naples, it is one of the two places in which the alleged miracle of the liquefaction of the saint's blood occurs.
Lake Avernus, in which Virgil, in the 6th book of his Aeneid, placed the entrance to Hell. The name derives from Greek, and means "Without Birds", referring to the absence of birds due to the sulfur gas that sprung from it. Nearby are the Temple of Apollo, the Grotto of the Cumaean Sibyl and Cocceius' Grotto, a gallery carved by the Romans to connect Lucrino to Cumae. The latter was damaged during World War II and is no longer visitable.
Lake Lucrino, in the frazione of the same name. The lake was considered an infernal place, due to volcanic phenomena. It was a renowned resort in Roman times and included the villa of Cicero, which later held the remains of emperor Hadrian. Pliny the Elder cites it in Naturalis historia (ix, 25) as the home of a dolphin who had made friends with a child. According to Pliny, when the child fell ill and died, the dolphin died of broken heart also. The tale is considered the first known Urban legend.
A unique anarchist monument is present in the small garden close to the Roman Macellum. It's made of a marble block and has the following text written on it:
It is easily reached by train from Rome on Naples Metro line 2, and by the trains of "Cumana" lines leaving from the station of Montesanto, in the city center.
Agios Dimitrios, a suburb of Athens in Greece
Januarius, Patron Saint of Naples, executed at Solfatara c. 305
Josephus landed here on his way to Rome (The Life of Flavius Josephus; 3.16)
William Jopling, British leprologist, born there
Sophia Loren, film actress, grew up there
Gilbert, Count of Montpensier, Viceroy of Naples died here on 15 October 1496
Saint Paul, the Apostle landed here on his way to Rome. (Acts 28:13)
Giovanni Battista Pergolesi, Baroque composer, died there
Lucius Cornelius Sulla, Dictator of Rome, died at his villa there
Pozzuoli Wikipedia
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Q: VeeValidate infinite args I am trying to make VeeValidate 3 infinite args rule work:
https://logaretm.github.io/vee-validate/guide/basics.html#rule-arguments
Here is the code :
 const aValidationFunction(value, values) {
  //iterations and business here
}

extend('my_rule', {
   validation : aValidationFunction,
   computesRequired : true,
   immediate : true,
   // message etc.....
})

My rule usage im my code :
Child Component
<ValidatedInput  name="inputA"
                         :label="this.$t('XXXX.yyy')"
                         :iid="'inputA'"
                         type="text"
                         :rules="myRulesA"
                         :immediate="true"
                         v-model="XXXX.yyyy">
</ValidatedInput>
<ValidatedInput  name="inputB"
                         :label="this.$t('XXXXX.zzzzz')"
                         :rules="myRulesB"
                         :iid="'inputB'"
                         type="text"
                         :immediate="true"
                         v-model="XXXX.zzzzz">
 </ValidatedInput>

    export default {
      name: 'ChildComponent',
      components: { ValidatedInput },
      props: ['myRulesA', 'myRulesB'], ...........

Father component
<ValidationObserver>
  <ChildComponent  :my-rules-A="rulesA" :my-rules-A="rulesB" />
  ............
</ValidationObserver>

computed : {
rulesA() {
  return { my_rule: ['@inputB', '@anotherInputBBB'], another_rule: ['@anotherInputA', '@anotherInputB'] //a rule with two args, it works};
},
rulesB() {
  return {my_rule: ['@inputA', '@anotherInputAAAAA']};
},

but if i put console.log(values) in my code aValidationFunction it prints me ['@inputA', '@inputB']
Any idea ?

A: Targeting other fields in cross field validations doesn't work with infinite parameters.
https://github.com/logaretm/vee-validate/issues/2839#issue-667100530


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The Book of Boba Fett Season 1
Episode 1 Episode 2 Episode 3 Episode 4
Legendary bounty hunter Boba Fett and mercenary Fennec Shand must navigate the galaxy's underworld when they return to the sands of Tatooine to stake their claim on the territory once ruled by Jabba the Hutt and his crime syndicate.
Genre: TV Series, Sci Fi, Disney, Action, Adventure
Actors: Temuera Morrison, Ming-Na Wen, Jennifer Beals
A pilot battles to save his family and the planet after an experiment for unlimited energy goes wrong.
Actors: Don Alphonso, Chloe-May Cuthill, Tygo Gernandt
A CIA interrogator is lured into a ruse that puts London at risk of a biological attack.
Actors: Noomi Rapace, Michael Douglas, Toni Collette
The true story of the 1973 tennis match between World number one Billie Jean King and ex-champ and serial hustler Bobby Riggs.
Actors: Emma Stone, Steve Carell, Andrea Riseborough
Parapsychologist Dr. Elise Rainier faces her most fearsome and personal haunting yet, as she is drawn back to her ghostly childhood home, where the terror began.
Actors: Javier Botet, Kirk Acevedo, Lin Shaye
After 20 years abroad, Mark Renton returns to Scotland and reunites with his old friends Sick Boy, Spud, and Begbie.
Actors: Ewan McGregor, Ewen Bremner, Jonny Lee Miller
The true story of Molly Bloom, an Olympic-class skier who ran the world's most exclusive high-stakes poker game and became an FBI target.
Country: United States, Canada, China
Actors: Jessica Chastain, Idris Elba, Kevin Costner
Trailer: The Book of Boba Fett Season 1


When my learned friend Mr. Falkiner proposed to the Council to read a paper on the very important subject which he has selected, it was stated that arrangements existed in several of the States of the American Union for regulating the business of Insurance Companies. Being officially connected with insurance business in this country, I was requested to prepare a paper with a view to affording the members of this Society some information on the subject. I regret very much that I have been unable to obtain, in time for this meeting, full copies of the laws of all these States, and am therefore unable to give that full and distinct account of them which I would have wished.


Many believe that one of the reasons that health care costs are so high in the United States is because financial incentives are misaligned. This is sadly evident in the way we pay for medical errors. That's the topic of my latest piece at AcademyHealth. Go read!!!
Your point about who pays when things go wrong was brought home to me some years ago when a local mechanic misinstalled a part on my car, and when this was found provided the fix for free. Other craftsmen working on my house have done the same thing. The thing that caused this behavior was a power relationship. If the vendor was a small timer, the fix was free. When I dealt with a larger entity, the situation was different. When dealing with someone who has near monopoly power, you are screwed. This is the case with utilities, airlines, governmental agencies, and big-time medicine.
Medicine has monopoly like powers over its clients. It does not operate in an open market where buyers and sellers meet on equal footing. In an ideal world, this monopoly power would be restrained by the ethics of professionalism. Unfortunately, this ideal world does not appear to be dawning immediately. The abstract models of economists do not appear to address these problems.
I second what oncodoc wrote. I think this is partly due to licensing 2rd party payment but I also wonder if it is this partly because medical care went from charity to what it is today and so we are less skeptical of the system than we should be.
While medical errors is a worthy topic, I'd also like to see more on billing errors such as incorrect coding, double billing etc. There was an investigative news story a while back that found that most hospital bills had at least one error, and more than 80% of those errors favored the hospital.
I was under the impression that the PPACA begins to deal with this.
A friend is an oncology nurse at a US hospital and reports that the hospital under PPACA is no longer allowed to bill for treating hospital acquired infections. This makes life hard for her, because her patients are often immuno-suppressed and to attempt to reduce infection rates, the nurses have to go to great lengths when, say, inserting a central line.
Suffice to say, IMHO, they should have been doing that before PPACA.
Is this aspect of PPACA as significant as I hope it is? Has it shown any results yet? Does it cover more than just hospital-acquired infections?


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Air conditioning repairs come in all shapes, sizes, and costs! Every repair-replace scenario is unique to the unit and the expectations of the homeowner. If a repair is necessary, homeowners should decide their repair cost cutoff point. How expensive does an air conditioner repair need to be before it's worth it to upgrade to a new system? The long-term utility bill savings of purchasing a higher efficiency air condition system may outweigh the price of a series of costly repairs. However, if our HVAC contractor provides repair estimates that come close to your predetermined budget threshold, it may be best to start researching new air conditioner models. On the contrary, if the air conditioner problem is an easy, relatively inexpensive fix that restores peak efficiency, a repair may be the best approach.


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Uniwave
Why wave power?
King Island Project
King Island Project Expectations
Project Bluefire
A world first project
WSE has deployed its 200kW wave energy project on King Island, Tasmania, adjacent to the harbour at the township of Grassy.
The unit was installed at Grassy, King Island, on January 10, 2021. It has since been commissioned, exporting its first power into the King Island grid on June 18, 2021. These are significant events for WSE's shareholders and stakeholders.
WSE has worked with Hydro Tasmania, the island's energy and network provider, to connect the unit to the local grid, and is now delivering energy from the project into the existing network. Hydro Tasmania will separately monitor the energy produced by the unit to ensure it meets the requirements of the King Island grid.
The wave energy produced will complement Hydro Tasmania's existing hybrid grid, further diversifying the renewable sources and reducing diesel consumption on King Island.
The UniWave200 is now contributing to the mix of energy resources used to power the homes and industries of King Island.
Thank you to the following groups for their involvement in bringing a world first project to market.
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2017-01-30 00:00:002017-01-30 00:00:00https://quickbooks.intuit.com/au/resources/promoting-your-business/social-commerce-next-big-thing-business/Digital MarketingEnglishBusinesses are active on social media but many don't generate sales through these platforms. Find out how social commerce can benefit your...https://quickbooks.intuit.com/au/resources/au_qrc/uploads/2017/04/socialcommerce_1.jpghttps://quickbooks.intuit.com/au/resources/promoting-your-business/social-commerce-next-big-thing-business/Social Commerce: The Next Big Thing for Businesses | QuickBooks Australia
Why social commerce is the next big thing for your business
By Jake Martin
Although many businesses have a presence on social media, they aren't realising their true potential: actually making sales.
Social commerce is growing fast. According to a recent survey by PayPal, 11% of Australians made a purchase through social media during the past six months.
The opportunities to actually make sales using social platforms are growing every day – and those who don't snap them up could get left behind.
The majority of Australian businesses spend between $1000 and $5000 on social media, according to Sensis. The report also found that 18% of small businesses and 24% of medium-sized businesses don't know how much they're spending at all.
The opportunities in social media are huge. Instagram's reach has doubled since 2013, and the number of people who end up buying online after researching a business has reached a record high of 71%.
This presence is translating into sales. According to a BI Intelligence report, social media increased its share of ecommerce referrals by nearly 200% between the first quarters of 2014 and 2015.
What are the opportunities your business should be considering in the social commerce space?
Facebook: still your first choice
With over 1.5 billion users, Facebook is the biggest social media platform, giving businesses unprecedented access to some of the most sophisticated advertising tools in the world.
According to the BI Intelligence report, Facebook accounts for 50% of total social referrals, and 64% of total social revenue. According to Shopify, nearly two-thirds of all social media visits to Shopify stores come from Facebook.
The benefit of Facebook is that businesses can use the site's advertising platform to target specific demographics, even down to age groups, living area or 'likes', and even target relationship status. Those who understand their customer bases will be able to drive the most traffic to sales pages, especially for those businesses that use more direct CTAs in their ads such as 'Buy Now' or 'Shop Now', which Facebook offers.
More businesses are finding it advantageous to create dedicated Facebook stores with plug-ins and partners like Shopify, which essentially turns your Facebook page into a storefront – making it easier for businesses to track their finance systems. According to Shopify, Facebook has the highest conversion rate at 1.85%.
Facebook has been experimenting with social commerce this year, allowing users in Southeast Asia to buy products with just a few clicks. Expect to see more brands using Facebook Messenger as a commerce tool. Facebook is already letting larger brands sell products, such as airline tickets, through Messenger using bots instead of a traditional storefront.
Don't forget about pinterest
Pinterest is alive and kicking.According to the platform, it passed 150 million monthly active users in October, up 50% year-on-year. Importantly for Australian businesses, half of its users live outside the United States – and men now make up 40% of sign-ups.
Pinterest lends itself to shopping with its photography angle – it's essentially a catalogue – and has invested plenty in getting a type of e-commerce platform up and running.
A Millward Brown Digital report found that 93% of visitors to Pinterest use the site to plan for a purchase, and 87% of visitors make a purchase after seeing something they like.
Pinterest advertisers also uses what the platform calls 'pins', which allow users to buy something in one click. According to Small Biz Trends, there are 60 million of these on the platform.
If you're a retailer, or selling products that have a high dependency on photography, Pinterest is a platform you can't afford to ignore any longer.
What other trends do you need to know?
More platforms are experimenting with commerce. Instagram, for instance, has already debuted 'shoppable photos' that allow users to buy directly from the app – although these are limited to just a few select brands.
Businesses can also make use of its call-to-action buttons that include the words 'shop now'. Not a native commerce platform by any means, but still effective.
Videos are also a huge play, with YouTube using 'cards' to allow brands to sell products within videos themselves. While this is mostly an arena for larger brands, smaller brands would be smart to keep an eye on how they become accessible to more businesses.
If you don't have a social commerce strategy, then you should. Statistics from Pixlee show nearly three-quarters of consumers rely on social media to guide their purchases – and 43% are more likely to buy if they hear about something on social.
Understanding your customers is the key to an effective social strategy. Know who you're selling to, then create a social media commerce strategy that plays to those strengths.
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English Language Learning Forum
Which of the Brontë sisters was a better writer?
By Denis Hard,
December 17, 2013 in English Literature
Denis Hard
This discussion may be merely academic but let's go at it. If you've read [both books] Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights then let's talk.
Taking into account the overall effect of both stories and the feelings they left you with at the end, which of the two books would you recommend to a friend? And. . .uh, why?
pandandesign
|| Currently Studying || French
Native Tongue: Chinese
Fluent in: English and Chinese
I think Emily Brontë is by far the best authors out of the sisters in the family. I really like the book "Wuthering Height", which it is one of my favorite classic novels that I have ever read in school. Her writing is unique and classic, which is sometimes quite hard for me to understand but her style is very original and makes readers to attach the book to their hands at all times.
But the book is too bleak. Heathcliff character is revolting. Okay but that's my opinion. Though of course, I must admit, the book [Wuthering Heights] is well-written. However, the nature of the story[or to be specific, that kind of story] doesn't appeal much to most people. They like a fairy-tale sort of ending. . .and they lived happily ever after. Like Jane Eyre. I guess that's the only thing that makes the two books get the sort of reception they get from readers.
angelicagapit
|| Currently Studying || English, Filipino
Fluent in: English, Filipino (semi-fluent)
To be honest, I've only read from Emily Bronte. I read Wuthering Heights back when I was in high school and I found it absolutely breathtaking. Her use of words are perfect in every line and her story is so beautifully arranged.
I wouldn't say Emily is better, but I would say she has an extreme amount of talent that seems very unbeatable.
Berberita Ion
|| Currently Studying || English, Romanian, German, Swedish
Native Tongue: Romanian
Fluent in: Romanian, English
I prefer Anne Brontë. I read The Tenant of Wildfell Hall and it's absolutely amazing. It is a hard book not to mention it's very shocking. I also took a look on Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights but I haven't enjoyed it as much as The Tenant of Wildfell Hall.
|| Currently Studying || Health and social care
I have read all of the Bronte sisters books, some more than once . It is easy to love Emily's wuthering heights, as it's been adapted in film as a love story, however the novel is so much darker than any reinactments I have ever seen on screen. The characters are not particularly likeable, the setting is secluded and far from the outside world ,and to just a few miles of moorland and there are so many questions left unanswered. It still remains a favourite with me though. My favourite Bronte book
Charlotte's Jane Eyre is a wonderful book and earned her much recognition but her writing style does not capture me as her sisters books do. She would appear to be the most famous of the siblings yet I think she wasnt as talented as Anne or Emily
Anne is always portrayed as the underdog but in my opinion her writing and creative ability far excedes her sisters.
These are just my own thoughts and opinions and I hope you have an open mind when reading the novels of these sisters without influence, prejudice or bias from myself
On 12/17/2013 at 7:32 AM, Denis Hard said:
I would recommend Wuthering Heights. It's got an ethos that is dark and raw and is so rich with unlikable characters; it makes it so irresistible and compelling to read. It's so diabolical in its despicable characters behaviours and , yet so innocent in the purity of their being. It has a feel of harsh living and tender loving
On 12/23/2013 at 8:47 AM, pandandesign said:
I have read all of the books written by the Bronte sisters and I've enjoyed and appreciated all of them.
I will start by saying that my favourite book is Emily's 'Wuthering Heights However; this is not an indication that she is my favourite writer. I will allow that the story is intriguing, raw with passion and full of violence and complex charators but.....
Anne's style of writing and story telling is in my opinion , so much more cultured and relevant in todays society.For me, by far she is the most articulate writer.
Charlotte, although thought of as the most famous of the Bronte sisters, I feel is the least talented writer. Credit given to her incredible stories but they could have been given more finesse by a more accomplished hand
These are all my opinions and I do not wish to offend anyone with my views