My first triathlon, last year, was HOWSC 100, so I was excited about entering the same event this year in the hope that I would get a PB (and some proof that I have made progress). I know that I'm more confident and my swimming has improved, but I wanted to know that my progress was about speed as much as endurance.
On Saturday evening, Stuart and I registered at HOWSC and then had a drive around the bike course. It seemed a little undulating, but none of the hills was particularly steep, so I felt reassured that it wouldn't be a problem.
On Sunday, we got up early, racked our bikes and then went to watch the start of the HOWSC 100 Olympic distance event. Suzanne, Katherine, Jenny and Sonia were just some of our friends who were taking part in the standard distance. It was the first time that most of them had tackled the distance. Teri, Liz and James had opted to do the sprint distance with Stu and me.
After the briefing, we watched the swimmers enter the water and make their way over to the start point. There was a countdown from 20 to 1 and then they were off. At that point, we headed back to transition to put on our wetsuits and make any final adjustments, before heading back for the start of our race.
After arriving at the holding pen, we were given chips and had a quick briefing before heading for the water.
The bottom of the lake was very squishy and unpleasant, so I tried to swim as soon as possible when I got in, rather than wading. The temperature wasn't too bad, so I felt reasonably confident that I would have a good swim. Unfortunately, I positioned myself badly. I forgot how many of the people had never done a triathlon before and I would imagine that many of them had never swum in a lake before either, so I think I started too far back. There were 105 swimmers and so it felt like quite a large pack in a confined area.
I tried to get into a rhythm as early as possible but found that I was hemmed in by other swimmers. As a novice, I hated aggressive swimmers who seemed to be trying to swim over me… now I feel guilty that I might have become that person. At one point when I breathed, I realised that the person next to me didn't even have goggles on, so clearly their intention was to do the entire swim using 'old-lady-breaststroke'.
It was a two-lap course, so by the time I was half-way around the first lap, it had thinned out a bit and I even managed to draft someone for a little while, before deciding that I needed to move faster. I realised that I was much further back than I had hoped to be, but it was a good feeling to know that I wasn't last.
The second lap felt much smoother, but I couldn't really make up for lost time.
So, an improvement of 3:43 since last year, but I think that if I were to position myself better then I could have been at least another minute faster.
Last year's transition was a bit of a disaster with a fall and a battle with my wetsuit. This year, I moved fairly quickly to transition but didn't fall over. I removed my wetsuit quite easily but had a few problems with my contact lenses. This has not happened before and annoyed me, but I don't think it wasted too many seconds. Liz arrived in transition as I was there. I probably shouldn't have spoken to her, but it was quite nice to see her.
It's still not good enough, but that's an improvement of 37 seconds.
I ran to the mount line as quickly as I could but felt very frustrated that there were two men there who were faffing around and not just getting on their bikes and going. Finally, they moved off and I was able to start pedalling. I quickly overtook a few people and then had a nice clear stretch of road.
I had no idea what position I was in, but I knew I wanted to maintain a good average pace.
The course was definitely a technical course with quite a few sharp turns and plenty of undulation. I managed to pass men on almost every uphill, but they would pass me again on the downhills. I think it was a combination of their greater body weight and lack of fear.
It was meant to be a non-drafting race, but there were quite a few pelotons out on the road, which was a bit frustrating.
In the latter half of the road, I saw a familiar tri suit with union jacks on the sides. It was Teri. I managed to catch up with her and passed her going up a hill, but I knew she wouldn't give up that easily. Sure enough, Teri was already back with me on the next downhill. I carried on and managed to pass her, but I didn't look back to see where she was as I was focusing on my own time, rather than trying to beat anyone.
A little while later, about 16km into the ride, I saw someone at the side of the road. Another glance at the striking orange and black tri suit told me it was Stu. He appeared to be dealing with a puncture. I called out to him and he said he was fine. This made me feel really sad, as I knew he was hoping for a good result. I started to worry about Stu and as a consequence was not focusing on my ride. Teri caught up with me and shouted that I had slowed down. I explained what had happened and we chatted for a couple of minutes. Fortunately, this did not distract me too much as, on a sharp bend, we encountered a couple of motorcyclists who were so far over the road that they nearly hit us.
I pedalled on and felt pleased when I took the final turn onto the main road. I had no idea how far behind Teri was, but I wanted to get up some speed. Starting to take my shoes off usually makes me slow a bit as I have to stop pedalling. I also wanted to try to drink some water as I hadn't drunk anything so far in the race, and it was starting to get warm.
I was pleased with my flying dismount and realised that I was coming into transition right behind Katherine.
That's an improvement of 11:27. Again, I still think I can do better.
I ran to transition, had a little fight trying to lift my bike onto the rack (my bike is super light, but the rack was really high), put on my trainers, grabbed my visor and started running.
On the run, I could see various runners as we started in a field. I couldn't see Teri but had no idea whether she had run ahead of me. My breathing wasn't great, so I was concerned as I hadn't picked up an inhaler. I settled down at a steady pace of 5:45/km – not as fast as I wanted to go, but I knew that if I could maintain it then I would definitely finish the run in under 30 minutes.
I didn't see the photographer, so I have no idea whether this was on my first or second lap!
The course was a loop of the field, a tricky steep little hill and then a lap of the lake – and then repeat. I quite enjoyed the course and felt good when I was able to overtake a few people. I had no idea whether they were doing the sprint, novice or Olympic distance, but passing someone is always motivational.
One of the marshals called out that she liked my kit. People are always commenting on it and I feel so proud to be able to wear it.
That's an improvement of 4:45.
I'm quite pleased with my run result. I know that I can run faster, but my running has been terrible this year and I was just hoping for a sub-30-minute finish, so this was quite a good result.


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The isotope effects of XF (X=H, D) on the population transfer process via two-photon resonance excitation are investigated by solving the time-dependent Schrödinger equation. The vibrational v =0 and 2 of the ground electronic state are taken to be the initial and target states, respectively, for the two molecular systems. The influences of the field peak amplitude and pulse duration on the population transfer process are discussed in detail. The pulse duration is required to be longer than 860 fs for the DF molecule to achieve a relatively high transfer probability (more than 80%), while the one for the HF molecule is just required to be longer than 460 fs. Moreover, the intermediate v =1 and the higher v =3 may play more important roles in the two-photon resonance process for the DF molecule, compared to the roles in the process for the HF molecule.
FundProject:This work is supported by the Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education (No.20130041120053), Scientific Research Foundation for Returned Overseas Chinese Scholars, State Education Ministry, the Science and Technology Research Funds of the Department of Education of Liaoning Province (No.L2013014), Liaoning Bai-qian Wan Talents Program, the National Magnetic Confinement Fusion Science Program (No.2013GB109005), the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities (No.DUT15YQ105), and the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.21473018, No.11274056, and No.11347012).


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The first thing I did when I woke up this morning was browsing to the official [Ubuntu Linux website](http://www.ubuntulinux.org).

And yes, [Ubuntu Linux 5.10 Breezy Badger](http://www.ubuntu.com/download/) was released!

Do yourself and everyone else a favour (mostly the server people) and join the [torrent](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bittorrent)!

Nothing else to say at the moment...

*Dennis does a happy dance*

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Julius Kugy (* 19. Juli 1858 in Görz, Kaisertum Österreich; † 5. Februar 1944 in Triest) war Bergsteiger und Schriftsteller. Er gilt als der Erschließer der Julischen Alpen.

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Julius Kugy studierte Rechtswissenschaften in Wien und erlangte 1882 den Doktorgrad. Ab 1883 leitete er das Familienunternehmen Pfeifer & Kugy in Triest, bis dieses nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg zusammenbrach.

Als Kind seiner Zeit wandte er sich daneben schon früh vielfältigen Interessen zu, darunter der Botanik und dem Orgelspiel. Seinen Zugang zum Bergsteigen erhielt er durch seine Aufenthalte im Heimatdorf seines Vaters, nahe Arnoldstein. Auch wenn er große Gebiete der Alpen kennenlernte, widmete er seine Bergsteigerkarriere vor allem den Juliern. Durch seine damals soliden finanziellen Mittel konnte er sich mit hervorragenden Bergführern, darunter oft auch einheimische Jäger, Schmuggler und Hirten, umgeben und bewältigte so zahlreiche Erstbesteigungen. Besonders hervorzuheben wären da insbesondere Andreas und Joze Komac aus dem Trentatal (slowenisch), Osvaldo Pesamosca aus dem Raccolanatal (friulanisch-italienisch) und Anton Oitzinger (deutsch-kärntnerisch). Das Gehen ohne Führer wurde zwar allgemein als sportlich wertvoller angesehen, für Julius Kugy hingegen war der sportliche Aspekt des Bergsteigens von untergeordneter Bedeutung, für ihn stand das Naturerlebnis im Vordergrund.

Während des Ersten Weltkrieges meldete er sich, bereits 57-jährig, freiwillig als "Alpinreferent" für den österreichisch-ungarischen Militärstab an der Isonzofront. Nach dem Kriege ließ der inzwischen Sechzigjährige das Bergsteigen nach einem Leistenbruch sein und widmete sich der Schriftstellerei. Er starb während des Zweiten Weltkrieges in Triest in ärmlichen Verhältnissen.

Für Kenner der Julischen Alpen ist Kugy ein Begriff. Durch seine umgängliche Art und altösterreichische Toleranz wird er von Österreichern, Slowenen, Friaulern und Italienern gleichermaßen geachtet, was zahlreiche Straßennamen sowie Denkmäler in der Trenta (Slowenien) und der Seisera, bei Valbruna (Wolfsbach) in Italien, oder auch in Kärnten, beispielsweise in Villach, oder Arnoldstein (Österreich) belegen. Es gibt kaum ein Tal in den Juliern, in dem nicht auf irgendeinen Gipfel ein "Kugyweg" führt.

Obwohl Kugy – wie er in seinem Buch Aus dem Leben eines Bergsteigers selbst schreibt – der slowenischen Sprache nicht mächtig war, wird ihm nachgesagt, dreisprachig gelebt zu haben, weshalb er in neuerer Zeit als Leitfigur für den Alpe-Adria-Gedanken, die Dreiländer-Olympiabewerbung "Senza-Confini", Schulmodelle wie die Kugy-Klasse am  Bundesgymnasium und Bundesrealgymnasium für Slowenen in Klagenfurt und zuletzt für den "Julius-Kugy-Preis" der Gemeinschaft der Kärntner Slowenen, herangezogen wurde.

Kugy war Mitglied im AGV (akademischer Gesangsverein) Wien.

1964 wurde die Kugygasse in Wien-Hietzing nach ihm benannt.
2008 wurde ihm eine Slowenische 45 Eurocent-Marke gewidmet.

Werke
 Aus dem Leben eines Bergsteigers. Bergverlag Rother, München 1925.
 Arbeit – Musik – Berge. Ein Leben. Bergverlag Rother, München 1931.
 Die Julischen Alpen im Bilde. Leykam, Graz 1934 [ausgegeben 1933].
 Anton Oitzinger. Ein Bergführerleben. Leykam, Graz 1935.
 Fünf Jahrhunderte Triglav. Leykam, Graz 1938 [ausgegeben 1937].
 Im göttlichen Lächeln des Monte Rosa. 2 Bände. Leykam, Graz 1940.
 Aus vergangener Zeit. Leykam, Graz 1943.

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Weblinks

 Hubert Bergmann: Bescheidener König im Reich des Triglav: Julius Kugy (1858–1944) – Biographie des Monats auf der Homepage des Österreichischen Biographischen Lexikons (Juni 2020).

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Bergsteiger (Italien)
Sachbuchautor (Alpinismus)
Julische Alpen
Literatur (Deutsch)
Literatur (Österreich)
Person im Ersten Weltkrieg (Österreich-Ungarn)
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Pulling Off One of Gaming's Biggest Cons
Richard Eisenbeis
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Doctored screenshots? A demo that directly contradicts the actual game? In-game writing specifically designed to mislead the player? Producer Yoshinori Terasawa talks about crafting one of gaming's biggest cons for Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc.
[Note: The following article contains spoilers for the first murder case of Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc.]
Before the release of Danganronpa in Japan, Terasawa and his team were busy weaving an elaborate hoax. The core of this hoax? The character of Sakaya Maizono.
Leading up to the game's release, it was obvious that Maizono would play a major role in the game. She was featured in many of the game's official screenshots and was clearly set up to be the player character's romantic interest.
The PSP demo only served to solidify this, featuring her prominently in the demo's version of the game's first case.
Even when playing the first chapter of the full game, all the flags for her being the player's assistant character/love interest are there: She knew him before the events of the game, always generally liked him, and quickly comes to rely on him once the death game begins.
There is only one problem with all this: Maizono is actually the first character to die.
The whole setup was nothing but an elaborate hoax.
Like with Metal Gear Solid 2, where pre-release screenshots that should have included Raiden showed Snake instead, the screenshots for Danganronpa were edited to show Maizono in scenes taking place long after her death in the full game. The demo's version of the first case not only changed who had been murdered, but came complete with many additional lines voiced by Maizono's voice actress that were never used in the full game. And the foreshadowing character clichés in the game proper were all made to further the illusion that she was an important main character.
Why go to such lengths for this con? Simple. Danganronpa is a game specifically designed to shatter player expectations.
"The impact I really wanted to give was [one of surprise]. We set it up for Maizono to be the main character and make it so that she and the main male character might have some kind of relationship—and really whet the player's appetite for this whole relationship... I thought right from the beginning, 'What would be a bigger shock than killing her off?'... If it worked and you were really surprised by it, it is exactly what I was going for," Terasawa told Kotaku.
Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc was released on November 25, 2010 for the PlayStation Portable in Japan. While the PSP version won't be localized, the upcoming Vita remake is scheduled for a Western release in 2014.
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Die Zeitschrift ist im Querformat und entwickelt für jede Ausgabe ein komplett neues Design, so dass jedes Heft individuell an Inhalt und Zeit angepasst ist.

Erscheinung und Auflage

Lodown Magazine erscheint fünf Mal im Jahr und wird mit einer Auflage von 40.000 produziert. Das englischsprachige Magazin gilt als Sammlerstück und wird in Berlin publiziert und weltweit vertrieben.

Geschichte
1995 gründete Thomas Marecki alias Marok das Lodown Magazine und entwickelte es zu einem einflussreichen, visuellen Bestandteil der internationalen Board-, Street- und Graffitiszene. Heute befasst es sich vermehrt mit zeitgenössischer Kunst, Musik, Film, Mode, Lifestyle und Literatur.
Bis zur Ausgabe Nr. 13 (September 1998) hatte das Magazin eine Klammerheftung und wechselte dann wegen der zunehmenden Inhaltsmenge zu einer Klebebindung.
Im März 2004, mit der Ausgabe Nr. 40, änderte sich das Seitenformat geringfügig von ursprünglichen 220 mm × 280 mm zu 233 mm × 265 mm. Seitdem verwendet es als Gestaltungselement und als heutiges charakteristisches Merkmal, mehrere Papiersorten innerhalb einer Ausgabe.
Seit 2006 wurden immer wieder Gastdesigner für die Gestaltung einer Ausgabe des Magazins verpflichtet.
Exklusive Beiträge wurden unter anderem erstellt von Kaws, Futura 2000, Eric Haze, Matt Irving, Mirko Borsche, Don Pendleton, Åbäke, Manuel Bürger oder Marc Brandenburg. Seit 2008 gibt es zusätzlich jährlich eine monothematische Sonderausgabe, die sich ausschließlich zeitgenössischer Kunst widmet.

Auszeichnungen
Lodown Magazine wurde mehrfach beim LeadAward nominiert und ausgezeichnet.

 LeadAward 2011 ZEITSCHRIFTEN: Illustrationsbeitrag des Jahres, 1. Platz: "Value" Sonderausgabe mit Arbeiten von 29 Illustratoren und Künstlern, "Lodown Artspecial" Nr. 02

 Nominiert für den Designpreis der Bundesrepublik Deutschland 2008

 LeadAward 2007 FOTOGRAFIE: Reportagefotografie des Jahres, 1. Platz: Edmund Leveckis "Tales from the Underground", "Lodown" Nr. 51

 LeadAward 2004 FOTOGRAFIE: Still-Life-Fotografie des Jahres, 3. Platz: Aram Dikicyan "Every which way", aus "Lodown" Nr. 36

 LeadAward 2003 ENTERTAINMENT:  Online-Magazin des Jahres, 1. Platz: "Lodown" lodown.com

Projekte (Auswahl)

Books
 Lodown Graphic Engineering Pt.1. Die Gestalten Verlag 1999
 Schizophrenic! Lodown graphic engineering Pt.2. Die Gestalten Verlag 2000

DVD / Videos
 1997 Super Lo8
 2001 Super Lo8 Pt.2
 2003 Gas DVD Super Lo8 Chronicles, Design Exchange

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Kulturzeitschrift (Deutschland)
Kunstzeitschrift (Deutschland)
Fotografiezeitschrift (Deutschland)
Zeitschrift (Berlin)
Englischsprachige zweimonatliche Zeitschrift
Ersterscheinung 1995


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"Fat bombs" are bite-sized snacks popular among those who follow a keto diet. They're convenient, portable, easy-to-make treats that meet the diet's macronutrient recommendations — low in carbs, high in fat.
These fat bomb recipes are typically no-bake, frozen desserts (see Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Fat Bombs or Peanut Butter Fat Bombs), but there are also other varieties that lean towards savory.
This recipe is all about lemon cheesecake fat bombs. You only need five ingredients to make these bright little treats, and they taste like frozen cheesecake bites. Their texture reminds me of ice cream!
I use these round silicone molds pictured above. Any kind of freezer-safe mold will work. This recipe makes about 16 fat bombs, so you'll need that many compartments if you want similarly sized fat bombs.
If you have a different sized mold, that's fine as well. You'll just end up with smaller or larger fat bombs. If you don't have a mold, you can either buy one or use anything you have lying around your kitchen, even ice cube trays.
I also recommend using an electric hand mixer to combine the cream cheese, butter, and lemon mixture. It may be possible to do it by hand, but you likely won't end up with a very smooth mixture.
Cream cheese. Use regular full-fat cream cheese, and avoid low fat or vegan varieties. Don't buy "cream cheese spreads." Note that the recipe calls for 6 ounces, which is not a full 8-ounce brick.
Sweetener. I use a natural sweetener called swerve. It measures the same as sugar. You can buy it online on Amazon and I've seen it sold at Whole Foods. If you replace it with another sweetener, you'll have to make the appropriate conversions so that the fat bombs end up with the same level of sweetness. For example, if you replace it with pure erythritol, you will need to use more because erythritol is only 70% as sweet as sugar. I also recommend powdering erythritol first, using a Nutribullet or similar personal blender, for best results. Stick with a dry sweetener so that you maintain a similar ratio of wet to dry ingredients.
Lemon juice. I use 2 tablespoons of lemon juice, which strikes a good balance between the lemon flavor and final texture. If you prefer a lime flavor, you can certainly replace it with lime juice. Avoid using more than 2 tablespoons or adding extra liquid (like vanilla extract) because the fat bombs will be too soft.
Lemon zest. I always add lemon zest because it adds a sprinkle of color to the fat bombs. The only downside is that you run the risk of using lemon zest that's bitter. It's an optional ingredient and it's up to you if you want to include it.
Let the cream cheese and butter sit at room temperature until softened before continuing with the recipe.
In a bowl, combine sweetener, lemon juice, and lemon zest (if using), stirring until well-mixed.
In a separate bowl, microwave the cream cheese for about 10 seconds until very soft and pliable. This is an optional step, but it makes the cream cheese more easily combined with the other ingredients.
Add cream cheese and butter to the bowl with the lemon juice mixture. Use an electric hand mixer on low speed to beat until well-mixed.
Divide the batter into 16 round silicone molds. Freeze for several hours until completely solid, before serving. Store leftovers in the freezer.
This recipe yields 0.5 g net carbs per serving (1 fat bomb or 1/16 of the recipe).
I was wondering if I could use coconut manna in place of the butter, or half of the butter? Also, I was thinking pineapple flavoring would make these taste like pina coladas! I love, love, love all of your recipes. Everything that I have made from your site tastes like normal food lol. Thanks for giving your time to post everything!
Haha thanks for your comment, Cathy 🙂 I think coconut manna would likely work for this recipe. And pineapple flavoring sounds amazing. If you give it a try, let me know how it turns out!
These are so yummy I didn't have any lemon peel so I used lemon extract and because I love lemon I just kept adding until it was perfect for me. Next time I'm going to use Meyer Lemon.
I bet Lime would be great too.
I made these in the blender!! Easy peasy!! And yummy!
I used Stevia and it was great.
Sooooo good. Love how simple and delicious!!
What kind are you talking about? Dry, finely shredded coconut flakes — that should be fine. Coconut oil — I wouldn't ADD it but you can REPLACE the butter with it, using a smaller amount.
Can you use a cupcake tin instead of a mold?
Yes, that would be a nice addition.
Just made them – they are delicious! I used 3 TBS of Truvia sweetener because that's what I had and they were very good. Plopped them on a plate and put into the freezer.


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Jakub 'Colin' Brzeziński (ur. 3 grudnia 1985) – polski kierowca rajdowy, który w sezonie 2016 zdobył tytuł wicemistrza Polski.

Jest zwycięzcą kilkudziesięciu ogólnopolskich turniejów na wirtualnych symulatorach rajdowych, w serii gier Colin McRae Rally, z tych sukcesów wziął się jego przydomek – Colin. Pierwsze auto rajdowe kupił za spieniężone nagrody wygrane w owych turniejach. W sezonie 2018 został drugim wicemistrzem Polski w rajdach samochodowych. W sezonie 2018 został drugim wicemistrzem Polski w rajdach samochodowych, a w roku 2019 Rajdowym Mistrzem Polski w klasie OPEN 4WD.

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Vega del Codorno is een gemeente in de Spaanse provincie Cuenca in de regio Castilië-La Mancha met een oppervlakte van 33 km². Vega del Codorno telt  inwoners ().

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Bron: INE, 1930-2011: volkstellingen
Opm.: Tot 1930 maakte Vega del Codorno deel uit van de gemeente Tragacete

Gemeente in Cuenca


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L-R: Arun Chadha, Group CEO of Allied Steelrode and Andrew Poole, Managing Director of First Cut.
Change in one type of technology often dictates change in another. The changes to steel cutting technology in the past three decades have been very significant and, with the development of high-speed fibre lasers, are now influencing the quality of steel that the industry uses.
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Chadha explains that when steel is produced at a mill, there is uneven cooling, thus causing internal stresses in material. The traditional cut to length lines exert immense pressure through standard roller levelling to produce steel sheet/plate. This steel may appear flat but it has latent stresses in its structure.
Non-stretched material has what is known as 'memory': which tends to make standard leveller-rolled flat sheets return to their original coiled form. "As soon as energy/heat is applied to non-stretcher levelled steel sheet, it tends to buckle," Chadha adds.
However, if steel is stretched under tremendous pressure past its yield or 'stretch' point, the trapped internal stresses are relieved, and the steel will not distort when cut or when heat is applied to it. The stretcher leveller achieves this by stretching the entire cross section of the strip, from top to bottom and edge to edge.
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"Should the steel buckle, there is a real danger that the laser head will collide with the upturned steel, damaging this very expensive component in the process," explains Bystronic Sales Director at First Cut, Gareth Jackson.
He explains that the second advantage to be gained from using stretcher-levelled steel is that when commencing with a cutting operation, the laser head needs a starting point.
"Before stretcher-levelled steel was available, the head would have to start cutting ten millimetres from the edge of the sheet. Now, the head can cut as close as two millimetres from the edge of the sheet," he says.
For any volume operation, this represents a significant reduction in the scrap rate and a better yield from every sheet. "This is crucially important for customers, as cost-savings from producing less scrap can be as much as 15 percent," Jackson points out.
Importantly, with manufacturing the world over moving towards Industry 4.0 standards and automation, the use of stretcher-levelled steel allows for trouble-free continuous production with a minimum of technical supervision.
"The stretcher leveller we have installed at Allied Steelrode is a one of a kind in South Africa and represents the very latest in this type of technology. A major advantage thereof is that it can – without marking the steel in any way – process 15 metre-long steel sheets even high tensile material for example 8mm at 800MPa.
This is very useful for those customers involved in manufacturing crane components, truck bodies or long girders, for example," explains Chadha. The stretcher plant, which needed to be especially manufactured to Allied Steelrode's specifications, was ordered in 2013 and installed in the new purpose-built factory in the first quarter of 2015.
"Since then, the demand for memory-free flat steel has been so high, that a second stretcher leveller has been ordered to provide the required additional capacity. We are very proud of this, as it bears testimony to our 'first mover' or 'early adopter' status and the investment we made in this critical technology," he comments.
"From our point of view - and as the local representative of Bystronic capital equipment - we wholeheartedly endorse the use of stretcher-levelled steel as the material of choice for the fabrication and manufacturing sectors," continues Jackson.
"In summary, the use of stretcher-levelled steel with our Bystronic fibre lasers is beneficial in two ways. It maximises potential operational time while optimising productivity and – ultimately and extremely importantly – customer satisfaction," he concludes.


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Family Attractions, the promoter of The Suarez Brothers Circus, is urging the public to dismiss a post in circulation across Facebook alleging animal cruelty taking place at the diverse entertainment show.
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Janna Levin is a Professor of Physics and Astronomy. Her work focuses on theories of the Early Universe, Chaos, and Black Holes. Recently, she has discovered chaotic behavior in binary black hole systems -- systems that should be observable to gravitational wave detectors such as LIGO and LISA. She is also interested in the topology of the universe and the question of whether or not the universe is infinite. Other research topics include the cosmology of extra dimensions and string cosmology. Her second book – a novel, "A Madman Dreams of Turing Machines" – is published by Alfred A. Knopf (2006). She is also the author of the popular science book, "How the Universe Got Its Spots: diary of a finite time in a finite space." In 2003 she received the Kilby Young Innovator Award.
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Q: Evaluation of series $\sum \limits_{n=1}^{\infty} \frac{\arctan n}{n^2}$ Can we find a closed form for the series:
$$\mathcal{S}=\sum_{n=1}^{\infty} \frac{\arctan n}{n^2}$$
Here is some basic manipulation I did:
\begin{align*}
\sum_{n=1}^{\infty} \frac{\arctan n}{n^2} &=\sum_{n=1}^{\infty} \frac{1}{n^2} \sum_{k=0}^{\infty} (-1)^{k-1} \frac{n^{2k+1}}{2k+1} \\
 &= \sum_{k=0}^{\infty}\frac{(-1)^{k-1}}{2k+1} \sum_{n=1}^{\infty} \frac{n^{2k+1}}{n^2}\\
 &= \sum_{k=0}^{\infty} \frac{(-1)^{k-1} \zeta(1-2k)}{2k+1}
\end{align*}
Now unfortunately I don't know how to proceed further. Maybe the sum does not admit a closed form and all that I have done so far be in vain. Another way would be :
$$\sum_{n=1}^{\infty} \frac{\arctan n}{n^2} =\mathfrak{Im} \left ( \sum_{n=1}^{\infty} \frac{\ln (1+in)}{n^2} \right )$$
Now I don't know how to sum the second series! Any help?

A: The given  series admits a closed form in terms of the poly-Stieltjes constants defined here.

Proposition. One has
  $$
\sum_{n=1}^{\infty} \frac{\arctan n}{n^2}=\frac{\pi^3}{12}+\frac1{2i}\gamma'_1(i,0)-\frac1{2i}\gamma'_1(-i,0)
$$

where $\gamma'_1(a,0)$ denotes $\displaystyle \left.\partial_b\gamma_1(a,b)\right|_{b=0}$ and where
$$\gamma_1(a,b) = \lim_{N\to+\infty}\left(\sum_{n=1}^N \frac{\log (n+a)}{n+b}-\frac{\log^2 \!N}2\right).
$$
Proof. We are allowed to perform a term by term differentiation$^1$ and to use Theorem 2 obtaining
$$
\begin{align}
\sum_{n=1}^{\infty} \frac{\arctan n}{n^2}&=\sum_{n=1}^{\infty} \frac1{n^2}\left(\frac{\pi}2-\arctan \frac1n \right)
\\&=\frac{\pi}2\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}\frac1{n^2}-\frac1{2i}\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}\frac1{n^2}\left(\log(n+i)-\log(n-i)\right)
\\&=\frac{\pi^3}{12}+\frac1{2i}\left.\partial_b\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}\frac1{n+b}\left(\log(n+i)-\log(n-i)\right)\right|_{b=0}
\\&=\frac{\pi^3}{12}+\frac1{2i}\left.\partial_b\frac{}{}\left(\gamma_1(i,b)-\gamma_1(-i,b)\right)\right|_{b=0}
\\&=\frac{\pi^3}{12}+\frac1{2i}\gamma'_1(i,0)-\frac1{2i}\gamma'_1(-i,0).
\end{align}
$$

$^1$Assume $b\ge0$ and $n\ge1$. Each function $b \mapsto f_n(b):=\frac1{n+b}\left(\log(n+i)-\log(n-i)\right)$ is differentiable over $(-1,\infty)$, the series $\sum f_n(b)$ is uniformly (normally) convergent over $[0,\infty)$, there exists a constant $c_1$ such that: $$\left|f_n(b)\right|=\left|\frac1{n+b}\left(\log(n+i)-\log(n-i)\right)\right|\le\frac{c_1}{n^2}, \quad n \to \infty,$$ and the series $\sum f'_n(b)$ is uniformly (normally) convergent over $[0,\infty)$, there exists a constant $c_2$ such that: $$\left|f'_n(b)\right|=\left|\frac1{(n+b)^2}\left(\log(n+i)-\log(n-i)\right)\right|\le\frac{c_2}{n^3}, \quad n \to \infty.$$

Remark. The proposition above may easily be generalized, giving new closed forms for a vast family of integrals. For example, one deduces a closed form for @nospoon's integral
$$
\int_0^{\infty}\frac{\sin x}{x}\text{Li}_2(e^{-x})dx=\text{Im}\:\gamma'_1(-i,0)
$$
using the standard result $\displaystyle \int_0^{\infty} \frac{\sin x}{x}e^{-nx}dx=\arctan \frac1n, \, n>0.$

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Cyclists this week blasted what some describe as a ticket-writing blitz by cops on roadways in and around the Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges, particularly at the intersection of Tillary and Adams streets, a dangerous nexus of commuters that has long been a battleground between bikes, cars and pedestrians.
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Beginnings a Space Jesus is the stage name and persona of Jasha Tull, an electronic dance music (EDM) performer,
Known for his signature sound and energetic live performances, Space Jesus focuses on combining different EDM stylings with bass-heavy beats and Hip-Hop flavor to create consistently fresh, captivating tracks that test the limits of what's possible in the EDM realm. nd Early Success Originally from New Jersey, Jasha found an enduring love of hip hop and musicians like Bob Marley at an early age, having woken up to the sounds of New York City's Hot 97 radio throughout his youth.
At age 16, he began making his own hip-hop tracks, setting the stage for what quickly became a deep fascination with EDM and future-bass music production. Jasha soon started exploring his passion for EDM and bass-driven beats as Space Jesus, creating the now-famous persona through which to share his personal experiences and love of high-energy, soul-ripping tracks with the world.
The 2011 release of SPACE JESUS EP earned Jasha instant recognition across the EDM scene and countless followers up and down the East Coast, launching a career that's yet to slow down. Live Performances and Growing Reputation During his career, Space Jesus has built a reputation for delivering dynamic, mind-bending live performances and sharing the stage with some of the biggest acts in EDM festival scene, including such names as Honeycomb, Two Fresh, Sugarpill, Minnesota, Zeds Dead, Bluetech, The Polish Ambassador, Mr. Bill and more.With appearances at Shambhala, Middlelands, Camp Bisco (2011), Mysteryland, Tomorrowworld, and other EDM favorites, Space Jesus has solidified his spot as a mainstay in the Dubstep and Freeform Bass universe for years to come. Pushing Beyond the Boundaries
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SQL Server 2017 introduced a small change to SQL Server's default worker thread calculation, accounting for smaller environments. When running on smaller environments SQL Server reduces the worker target.
For an X64 installation, using the sp_configure 'max worker threads' value of 0 SQL Server uses the following calculation.
On small environments SQL Server always uses 256 as the target.
Running on a larger environment 512 workers are the default and are adjusted based on CPUs count.
When more than 4 CPUs are present additional the worker limit is increased from the 512 worker level to 512 plus the remaining CPUs times 32 or 16. The additional worker level is increased by 32 workers per CPU when the system presents 64 or more CPUs.
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Our small team of lay evangelists is actually joining Southern Adventist University students on this mission trip and will be part of all their daily activities, including preaching at night. The group will be staying in Bulawayo, the second largest city in Zimbabwe. It is a place where people are hungry for the word of God. Every evening the group will disperse to their respective evangelism site. Blessings guaranteed.
Volunteers are responsible for purchasing their own airline tickets to and from Bulawayo (BUO), Zimbabwe. All dates exclude air travel time and any additional excursions taken. You may need to purchase airline tickets a day or two before arrival date due to the time difference. If you choose to arrive earlier than the arrival date or depart after the departure date mentioned above, you will be responsible for payment of any additional nights at the hotel. It Is Written representatives will meet all volunteers upon arrival at the airport. Once your airline ticket has been purchased, email a copy of your itinerary to Maria Rayburn at mariar@iiw.org.
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Q: In Java, is it possible to increase the JVM's available memory and/or kill other Java programs? I'm inexperienced with advanced Java so please bear with me.
I'm curious about Java's ability to implement features that may be termed "autonomic". Say we have two Java programs running. And one program determines that the other one is hogging memory, and thus kills that program and/or allocates more memory to the JVM.
I know in Java you can see what the available memory is (see How to do I check CPU and Memory Usage in Java?), but what if we want to dig deeper?
Thank You.

A: 1. Increasing memory for JVM
You can specify the initial and the maximum heap size in Java using the following code..
java -Xms64m -Xmx256m ...

in this
-Xms<size> specifies the initial Java heap size
-Xmx<size> the maximum Java heap size.

2. Checking how much memory easy of your program uses
There is a very handly tool that is given you when you install jdk in your computer which shows how much memory, heap space all running java programs in taking in your computer.
Java Visual VM
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/visualvm/
you can find it in your installed bin folder of jdk.
A previous stackoverflow post should also help
Monitoring own memory usage by Java application

A: Regarding the "autonomic" part of your question, it is indeed possible to do process management from within Java, albeit limited:

*

*Assuming that all processes to be managed will have always been
started from within your Java application using
ProcessBuilder.start(), you can use the destroy()
method on the process you want to kill. See this answer for more information.

*Detecting when a process has too much memory implies being able to
gather information about the process. The trouble is that information
can only be accessed by the operating system. Inevitably, you'll have
to use some kind of command or third party tool to get it. For
further info, have a look at this other answer.

*Although vaguely related, shutdown hooks allow you to do some
critical chores automatically when the application closes. For
instance, saving/closing any document(s)/file(s) left open. You can
read more in this related answer.
Hope that helps.

A:
You Asked:-is it possible to increase the JVM's available memory and/or kill other Java programs?

*

*Yes It is Possible You can increase the heap size of jvm like :
      java -Xmx512M ClassName //512M = memory you want to increase

*To Kill a Process like : taskkill /F /IM <processname>.exe
Note
->but its not a good idea because the heap may be of a fixed size or may be expanded       depending on the garbage collector's policy.

->open your Command prompt type taskkill/? to know the details.
3 . And You can check total memory , free memory and max memory currently reserved by jvm
in this way.
          int  MegaBytes = 1024*1024 ;

          long  freeMemory = Runtime.getRuntime().freeMemory() / MegaBytes;
          long  totalMemory = Runtime.getRuntime().totalMemory() / MegaBytes;
          long  maxMemory = Runtime.getRuntime().maxMemory() / MegaBytes;

          System.out.println("Memory used by JVM: " + (maxMemory - freeMemory));
          System.out.println("freeMemory in JVM: " + freeMemory);
          System.out.println("totalMemory in JVM : " + totalMemory);
          System.out.println("maxMemory in JVM: " + maxMemory);

For more information please check here .

A: You can try adding -XmsMBm when trying to run a program.
eg java -Xms64m ClassName


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Ahsan reviews CPEC projects, preparation for upcoming JCC
By Staff Reporter | APP Aug 18, 2022
ISLAMABAD, Aug 17 (APP): Federal Minister for Planning Development & Special Initiatives Professor Ahsan Iqbal on Wednesday reviewed the progress of CPEC projects and preparation for the next Joint Cooperation Committee (JCC) meeting.
The meeting was attended by the Secretary Planning Commission, Secretary Communication, Executive Director CPEC and representatives from various ministries.
During the meeting, it was informed that seven meetings of Joint Working Groups (JWGs) of CPEC have been held which includes the JWG on Socio-Economic Development, Industrial Cooperation, Science & Technology, Transport Infrastructure and International Cooperation.,
The latest meeting on JWG on Information Technology was held on July, 28, 2022. The Secretary Information Technology & Telecommunication gave a detailed briefing on the JWG meeting and stated that two sides have agreed on 10 specific areas of cooperation in the Information Technology sector.
The meeting was further informed that JWG on agriculture will be held in the third week of September, 2022 for which proposals have been finalized by the Ministry of National Food Security & Research.
Similarly, the Power Division informed that the agenda for JWG on energy has been finalized and the meeting will be held in September 2022 and the agenda was discussed in detail.
The Minister directed that energy policy for Gilgit Baltistan (GB) be approved at the earliest so that already agreed projects for GB could be pushed forward. He further directed that the Development and Production Facility of Solar Panels for domestic use as well as export may be considered for inclusion in the agenda of the meeting.
Professor Iqbal also directed that proposals for collaboration with the Chinese side for water desalination and water treatment technology may also be included in the CPEC framework. The meeting of JWGs on Safety & Security and CPEC long term plans are also expected next month.


Gren Ireson is Professor of Science Education and Research Coordinator within the School of Education.
Before teaching in higher education, Professor Ireson taught in three Nottinghamshire secondary schools teaching, to A-level, physics, mathematics, electronics and computer science. He joined the academic staff at Loughborough University in 1997, teaching on a variety of undergraduate and post graduate courses. During his ten year tenure, he developed a research profile focused on learning and teaching in the physical sciences especially quantum phenomena and superconductivity. Professor Ireson joined Nottingham Trent University as Professor of Science Education in the autumn of 2007.
Professor Ireson teaches on a number of undergraduate modules e.g. Introduction to Digital Electronics, Mathematics for Scientists and Turning Points in Physics. He also supervises both master's and doctoral students giving particular support in research design and data analysis.
Professor Ireson's research focuses on learning and teaching in the physical sciences. Over the past fifteen years he has been involved in a number of Europe wide projects exploring the learning and teaching of electromagnetism and superconductivity. Whilst he maintains an interest in superconductivity he has, more recently, begun exploring Space Science, with support from the European Space Agency, and Computer Science, with support from Computing at School.
Opportunities to carry out postgraduate research towards an MPhil/PhD exist and Professor Ireson is happy to take enquires from research students wishing to explore the learning and teaching of superconductivity, quantum phenomena, special relativity, or science in a sporting context and women in physical sciences. Further information regarding research degrees can be obtained from the NTU Graduate School.


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Semrush, a leading SaaS platform for online vision management and content marketing, has appointed SEO marketing veteran and Searchmetrics founder Marcus Tauber as Senior Vice President of Enterprise Solutions.
The Enterprise Solutions team led by Marcus will be responsible for developing smart and innovative SEO solutions to handle complex enterprise workflows and requirements related to SEO. While this is a relatively new direction for Semrush, Marcus already has extensive experience working with enterprise level SEO and is committed to helping Semrush scale.
Marcus Tupper He commented, "I am so excited to join Semrush, I really feel I have finally found the perfect company to leverage my 21 years of SEO talent and experience. It is the best time to work as a team and work on innovative approaches, as many commercial companies have yet to figure out how to Make the most of SEO and unleash its full potential. At Semrush, our goal is to provide a one-stop solution that addresses all SEO issues rather than forcing businesses to use different SEO tools/platforms to extract value from them all."
Prior to joining Semrush, Tober was the founder and former CTO of Searchmetrics, a global provider of search data, software, and consulting solutions. He has worked with large companies such as eBay, Adidas, GoDaddy, and Walgreens. Marcus also recently served as Head of SEO at AutoScout24 to build the company's SEO team and long-term strategy. In 2016, Marcus was named European Research Personality of the Year.
Semrush Head of Strategy Eugene Levine He commented, "Over the past decade, Semrush has transformed from a point-of-sale search engine marketing solution into a comprehensive platform covering all key aspects of online vision management. However, SEO remains one of our main focus areas, and we are committed to continuing to push the boundaries here."
"Marcus is one of the most respected thought leaders in the SEO community. His work has helped tens of thousands of people understand how search engines work better and how to create better content. Marcus joins Semrush to raise our product portfolio for larger companies and expand relationships with our existing enterprise clients. We are very excited about what we can build together."
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Nigerian e-commerce platform, DealDey shuts down
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Nigerian e-commerce platform, DealDey shuts down.
DealDey, Nigeria's e-commerce platform has closed its business in December 2018 and has let go of its workers.
In 2015, the company raised $5 million in a Series B funding from Kinnevik which was its original investor. After raising funds, the company laid off almost 60 percent of its workers in a drive which was perceived to be a way of cutting cost. During this period, Merchants on its platform also complained about DealDey owing them proceeds from their sales.
Ringier Africa Deals Group a joint venture (JV) company between Swiss Ringier Africa AG and South African Silvertree Internet Holdings Ltd acquired the company for an undisclosed amount in 2016. However, in 2017, Ringier exited the JV to focus more on classifieds, publishing and marketing while Silvertree took full control of the company.
Founded by serial entrepreneur, Sim Shagaya in 2011, DealDey was the forerunner for Konga and many other e-commerce websites. The platform was different as it focused on helping users find discounts on products, services and event tickets.
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The City of LA is applying for a State grant to fund street and sidewalk improvements that will make it safer, easier, and more comfortable to walk, bike and ride transit around Canoga Park, and connect to the Orange Line and LA River. The project builds upon the...
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The City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning is exploring ideas to encourage vibrant communities and employment hubs around the region's growing transit network through the Los Angeles Transit Neighborhood Plans (LATNP) program. The planning effort looks out to...
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Travelling thousands of kilometres delivering hay to drought stricken farmers in western NSW is a big task. But it's all in a days work for truck drivers. They travel for many hours and often stop in rural towns for a meal and a shower. To save a few dollars, many truckies sleep in the cab of their truck. But a pub in the small country town of Coonamble wants to help lighten the load, by offering free accommodation and even a beer for those truck drivers helping out with the drought. Story continues below The Bucking Bull Hotel owner Scott Richardson said providing truck drivers on charitable hay runs through the central west was the least he could do. "Everyone's affected by the drought, not just farmers but businesses as well," he said. "It has a ripple affect." While he admits the accommodation is nothing five star, Mr Richardson said it's better for truck drivers to have a proper, warm bed to sleep in, rather than the cab of their truck. "We're just helping where we can," he said. Mr Richardson said it has been nice to see that everyone is now becoming aware of just how dry it is, especially people in the city. "It's about time everyone realised there is a drought," he said. Story continues below Mr Richardson has had the pub for just over two weeks. Originally from the Blue Mountains, Mr Richardson said Coonamble is a really nice town and that everyone has been supportive. To help give back to the farmers and wider community, Mr Richardson, together with a  group of locals have banded together to create the a Rain Dance Ball, to help raise the spirits of their drought stricken community. The ball will be a chance to forget about the drought for a night, catch up with friends and neighbours and wash the dust from our throats. The Coonamble Raindance Ball will be held on Saturday, October 6. The committee is seeking sponsorship from corporates, government and any individual who wants to help make this event a reality For more details contact coonambleraindance@mail.com. Tickets will be on sale soon at www.trybooking.com. Donations are being accepted at www.mycause.com.au
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Travelling thousands of kilometres delivering hay to drought stricken farmers in western NSW is a big task.
But it's all in a days work for truck drivers.
They travel for many hours and often stop in rural towns for a meal and a shower.
To save a few dollars, many truckies sleep in the cab of their truck.
But a pub in the small country town of Coonamble wants to help lighten the load, by offering free accommodation and even a beer for those truck drivers helping out with the drought.
The Bucking Bull Hotel owner Scott Richardson said providing truck drivers on charitable hay runs through the central west was the least he could do.
"Everyone's affected by the drought, not just farmers but businesses as well," he said. "It has a ripple affect."
Also making news: Today show to broadcast at Dubbo Showgrounds for drought telethon
While he admits the accommodation is nothing five star, Mr Richardson said it's better for truck drivers to have a proper, warm bed to sleep in, rather than the cab of their truck.
"We're just helping where we can," he said.
Mr Richardson said it has been nice to see that everyone is now becoming aware of just how dry it is, especially people in the city.
"It's about time everyone realised there is a drought," he said.
Mr Richardson has had the pub for just over two weeks.
Originally from the Blue Mountains, Mr Richardson said Coonamble is a really nice town and that everyone has been supportive.
Also making news: Life Charity Focus to host fundraiser ball at Dubbo Turf Club
To help give back to the farmers and wider community, Mr Richardson, together with a group of locals have banded together to create the a Rain Dance Ball, to help raise the spirits of their drought stricken community.
The ball will be a chance to forget about the drought for a night, catch up with friends and neighbours and wash the dust from our throats.
The Coonamble Raindance Ball will be held on Saturday, October 6.
The committee is seeking sponsorship from corporates, government and any individual who wants to help make this event a reality
For more details contact coonambleraindance@mail.com.
Tickets will be on sale soon at www.trybooking.com.
Donations are being accepted at www.mycause.com.au
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Xiaomi are churning out new smartphones at a staggering pace onto various markets and this week has seen the official launch of the Pocophone F1 over in India.
This phone is gaining notable attention, for the fact that it is now one of the cheapest Snapdragon 845 handsets on the market, as it's available for just 20,999 rupees which works out around $300 USD.
Other hardware specs are on par with other flagship Android handsets too, as it will feature a 6-inch display with a Full HD+ 1080 x 2246 resolution, either 6GB or 8GB of RAM with 64GB, 128GB or 256GB of storage, MicroSD card slot for a further 256GB of storage, 18MP rear camera, 20MP selfie camera and a 4000mAh battery.
It runs on Android 8.1 Oreo with a confirmed update to Android Pie on the way and has nice extras on top such as Liquid Cooling, Face unlock and Quick Charge 3.0.
Right now, it's available in India but launches for France, Hong Kong and Indonesia are scheduled for August 27.
Would you like to get your hands on one and live in the UK or USA? Let us know your thoughts on this new Xiaomi spin-off and we'll keep you updated when it becomes available in your country.
Yeah, I'd be curious to see if this could be used in the USA. While I doubt Verizon or Sprint compatibility, T-Mobile and AT&T (and their derivatives) would probably be the best bet as far as carriers are concerned.