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Pointless Sakhir Grand Prix for Vettel as Leclerc Takes Abu Dhabi Grid Penalty for Pérez Clash
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Sebastian Vettel had another lacklustre race in his penultimate race with Scuderia Ferrari. The Sakhir Grand Prix wasn't a happy affair for the team as they walked away with no points.
Vettel finished the race in twelfth, his third twelfth place finish this year. He currently sits a lowly thirteenth in the Drivers' Championship standings with just next weekend's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix to go, and he cannot move up the order even if he wins at the Yas Marina Circuit.
The race around the outer track of the Bahrain International Circuit on Sunday was a rather boring one for Vettel, with him not being able to challenge anyone or fighting to gain on the grid.
"Today we didn't have a very exciting race. I really fought hard trying to get a good result but in the end it was very difficult. I was defending today rather than attacking. Even at the end, when I had a small advantage in terms of tyres it was not easy at all, so for me it was a bit of a boring race," said Vettel.
"We tried to do something different going quite long in the first stint and then fitting Hard tyres. From then on, I tried to look after the tyres and drive sensibly, but I don't think that it made a difference today."
Leclerc Accepts Blame for First Lap Clash with Pérez
Charles Leclercs' race came to an early end on lap one. Leclerc hit Sergio Pérez which put Pérez rock bottom and Leclerc into the barrier. Max Verstappen was caught in the cross fire and found himself also colliding with tyre barrier as he attempted to avoid the incident. Leclerc admitted he was at fault and race control have given him a three-place grid penalty for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Leclerc said: "It was a shame to be out of the race on the first lap. I was on the inside of Max, a bit behind, and I tried to go side by side with him to the first corner and tried to brake a bit later. I had seen Checo in front of me but expected him to stay round the outside of Valtteri, which didn't happen because he braked a bit earlier than Valtteri and came back towards the inside of the corner.
"As soon as I saw him coming back, I braked but it was too late as I locked up my front wheel and collided with him. I am not putting the blame on anyone else, if anyone is to blame, it's me. Of course I am disappointed and it will be good to be back in the car in just a few days so that I can put this race behind me."
Binotto Looking to Get 2020 'Done' so Ferrari can Concentrate on 2021
Team Principal Mattia Binotto congratulated Pérez for his first win in Formula 1, with the victory coming despite the Mexican facing the wrong way at turn four following his contact with Leclerc. Binotto says he cannot wait for the season to be over so they can turn their full attention onto 2021.
"Charles' race ended after just four corners when he collided with Perez, whom we congratulate by the way for his first Formula 1 win. The Stewards investigated the incident and have imposed a three place grid penalty on Charles for the next race in Abu Dhabi, so that ends any discussion about the rights or wrongs of it all.
"As for Sebastian, it's a shame we could not get a single point out of such a crazy race. We have to look ahead, get this season done and then concentrate fully on next year," said Binotto.
Whilst the Sakhir Grand Prix was disappointing for Ferrari, Binotto was pleased to see Mick Schumacher claim the FIA Formula 2 title on Sunday, just ahead of fellow Ferrari Driver Academy star Callum Ilott, with the duo alongside Robert Shwartzman all taking part in next week's test in Abu Dhabi. Binotto was also delighted to see Gianluca Petecof, another member of the Academy, winning the Formula Regional European Championship title.
"While it was a disappointing day for the Scuderia, it went very well for the Ferrari Driver Academy," said Binotto. "Mick Schumacher took the Formula 2 title and we also had Callum Ilott in second place and Robert Shwartzman fourth. In Formula Regional, Gianluca Petecof won the title ahead of Arthur Leclerc.
"Out of 91 races across F2, F3, F.Regional and F4, our guys won 20 and were on the podium 59 times. These are amazing statistics that show what a great job our Academy is doing, as is the fact that Mick, Callum and Robert are all taking part in what is known as the Young Driver Test on 15 December in Abu Dhabi."
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Formerly part of the Ottoman Empire, Iraq was occupied by Britain during the course of World War I; in 1920, it was declared a League of Nations mandate under UK administration. In stages over the next dozen years, Iraq attained its independence as a kingdom in 1932. A "republic" was proclaimed in 1958, but in actuality, a series of strongmen ruled the country until 2003. The last was SADDAM Husayn. Territorial disputes with Iran led to an inconclusive and costly eight-year war (1980-88). In August 1990, Iraq seized Kuwait but was expelled by US-led, UN coalition forces during the Gulf War of January-February 1991. Following Kuwait's liberation, the UN Security Council (UNSC) required Iraq to scrap all weapons of mass destruction and long-range missiles and to allow UN verification inspections. Continued Iraqi noncompliance with UNSC resolutions over a period of 12 years led to the US-led invasion of Iraq in March 2003 and the ouster of the SADDAM Husayn regime. US forces remained in Iraq under a UNSC mandate through 2009 and under a bilateral security agreement thereafter, helping to provide security and to train and mentor Iraqi security forces. In October 2005, Iraqis approved a constitution in a national referendum and, pursuant to this document, elected a 275-member Council of Representatives (CoR) in December 2005. After the election, Ibrahim al-JAAFARI was selected as prime minister; he was replaced by Nuri al-MALIKI in May 2006. The CoR approved most cabinet ministers in May 2006, marking the transition to Iraq's first constitutional government in nearly a half century. On 31 January 2009, Iraq held elections for provincial councils in all provinces except for the three provinces comprising the Kurdistan Regional Government and at-Ta'mim (Kirkuk) province.


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The announcement comes just days after Sir Mark Walport, the UK's chief scientific adviser urged the government to adopt the blockchain technology to run key public services like tax collection, benefits or the issuing of passports.
PwC's decision to focus on blockchain technology represents a major step in the firm's move towards developing FinTech (financial technology) solutions that are becoming a catalyst for change and innovation in the financial services industry.
"There's clear evidence that banks, institutions and even governments are looking at blockchain technology as a secure storage and distribution solution.
"Now there is growing interest and a real demand from our clients to help understand the implications of blockchain and how to respond to it. So, as the blockchain juggernaut continues to gather pace, PwC will be well placed to service our clients' needs at a global level.
"PwC is now breaking new ground in developing radical FinTech solutions and these appointments represent the first stage of our plans to grow a world-class Fintech offering.
While there is continued debate over the role of Bitcoin as a mainstream "currency," the underlying blockchain technology, which consists of "blocks" of data in a digital ledger, is believed to be highly resistant to malicious tampering.
The NASDAQ exchange is currently using a Blockchain-based system to record trades in privately held companies, while Bank of England research suggests that Blockchains could have far-reaching implications for the financial industry.
The UK's technology sector is increasingly focusing on FinTech as offering radical and disruptive solutions to existing business models. The sector raised a record $3.6 billion of venture capital in 2015, with the FinTech sector accounting for almost a quarter of all investment raised by London-based tech companies.
However the impact of Blockchain is still underestimated by many in the financial services industry. PwC's forthcomingGlobal Fintech survey polled 545 leading asset managers, FinTech businesses and key players in banks, fund transfer payment companies and insurers. Only 9% of asset managers are very familiar and just under 3 in 10 are not at all familiar with blockchain, the survey will say.
"Blockchain technology is worrying major players in the financial services industry as they don't know where it will go or its potential to disrupt business models. However, in document delivery and settlement processing alone, it will offer significant cost reduction and efficiency gains.


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Daikin Industries looks forward to OYL acquisition
With the planned acquisition of OYL, Daikin Industries is poised to become the global number one in the air-conditioning field — according to Frans Hoorelbeke, general manager of sales for Daikin Europe. OYL's interests include the brands of McQuay (HVAC), AAF International (air filtration) and J&E Hall (refrigeration and freezing). The €@1.7 billion takeover involves a 45.2% acquisition via a direct transaction with the two main shareholders and the remaining 54.8% via a mandatory general offer on the Malaysian stock exchange. The move has been approved by anti-trust committees in the USA, Asia and Europe, opening the way for the 45.2% direct purchase. The mandatory general offer to acquire the remaining shares on the Malaysian stock exchange will soon follow. Daikin's annual sales are @5.8 billion, with OYL having a turnover of @1.2 billion — giving a total of @7 billion. The intended acquisition opens up enormous potential synergies covering both product ranges and geographic distribution. OYL in particular is strong in North America, a market where the Daikin presence is weak. OYL also has a solid presence in Asia. OYL's forte is applied systems — including large chillers, fan-coil units, air-handling units, rooftop units and air filtration. In particular, McQuay makes large chillers up to 1920 kW, compared with a maximum capacity of 600 kW for Daikin chillers. In the UK, air-handling units are air filters are made at Cramlington in Northumberland. The UK service network of J & E Hall is also seen as providing commercial opportunities. Both companies will also benefit from the opportunities for joint purchasing, advertising and promotion structures and shared services. The impending merger will enable Daikin to offer the widest range of high-quality products in the industry. Product development and manufacturing will be optimised based on the group's respective strengths.
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'Queens,' 'Ladies' and the Problem In Between
Josie Pickens
I was raised by 'good women' to be a 'good girl,' was constantly scolded to behave 'properly,' and I obliged. As my body grew scandalous to the eye, and I reveled in my newfound curves, I was again cautioned against being 'whorish'— this at the tender age of twelve, while I still created fairytales with my Barbies.
Black girls' bodies are wrapped in shame and sex before we understand either. Before we manage to find ourselves, someone has—many someones have—already settled on our names and titles. 'Good girls,' ones like my mother raised me to be, graduate on to become 'proper young ladies.' And from there they are 'ladies,' then perhaps 'queens,' with the goal of being good mothers' and,finally, family matriarchs who seem to sit next to the Virgin Mary on her throne. Respectability is the common thread across it all.
I wonder though, do we ever live truly up to those titles? And if we do somehow, or at least pretend to, how much living do we miss in the process?
There is constant debate about 'b*tches' and 'ladies,' about the many things that Black girls and women are called, and in turn call themselves. It takes me back to my childhood confusion and my young adult desire to be prim and proper, to be upheld and lauded. It also reminds me that, thankfully, I threw all those labels aside when I realized the debt that accompanied them.
I mean, how different are they really? How much space exists between a 'queen' and a 'h*e?' Not much, considering that all of those titles are conceded according to the male gaze, as are most measures of a woman's worth in this society, particularly for us. After all, our behavior was a great indicator as to how we were treated—where we lay our heads and what we ate— during slavery, and even much after. When I speak with other women about why labels are so important to us, but shouldn't be, I always think of Zora Neale Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God. Specifically, the scene where Janie locks lips with shiftless Johnny Taylor and Nanny grieves, knowing that Janie's good name had been tarnished and thus her protections were gone.
We are taught to cling to the good girl/lady/queen titles, and we teach our daughters to cling to them, because we hope that with those titles may come some runty moment of kindness from some man, or some woman doing some man's bidding. I say this as someone who has been a 'good girl,' a 'queen' and even a 'h*e' as a result of decisions to not comply, to say 'no' to being defined by someone else's lens.
After my 'good' titles had been stripped, I came to realize (through the tears and the fight to earn them back), that nothing I ever did, could ever allow me to REALLY live up to those words. For all their good intentions and positive connotations, they had made me less free. Robert Tew once wrote, "Respect yourself enough to walk away from anything that no longer serves you, grows you, or makes you happy", and so I had to say goodbye. I'd caution each of you to do the same, for doing so may be the difference between living a full life, and well, just living.
If we sisters are honest, many of us have passed up passion and joy, choosing instead to be 'ladies.' We have hoped that clinging to those labels would make us more likeable, loveable and safe. Like Janie, some have realized, in "the years that answer" as Zora once wrote, that life is much fuller and richer when the town gossipers wag their tongues about us. We realize that something that can be given and taken away so easily was never ours to begin with, and we begin the process of self-defintion…no titles needed.
Instead of clinging to titles, women should aspired to be treated like full human beings. We must reserve and demand the right to not be harassed because a skirt is short, a sweater is clingy. Furthermore, I petition that there be no need to have our rapes "legitimized" based on who we are, where we were at the time and how we live. Why? Because we are not things that can fit in tidy little boxes like 'good girl ' or 'harlot.'
So please don't call me 'queen,' I've outgrown the need.
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SC lashes out at Delhi BJP chief Manoj Tiwari for violating its order on sealing
The Supreme Court Tuesday took strong exception to BJP Delhi chief and MP Manoj Tiwari for allegedly violating its directions on the sealing of illegal structures in the national capital, and said that being an MP does not give him liberty to take the law in his hands.
Tiwari was present before the court in pursuance to the contempt notice issued to him for allegedly breaking the seal of a premises which was being run in violation of the Delhi Master Plan.
The apex court expressed its anguish against his statement in which he had said that the monitoring committee was not sealing thousands of illegal structures and directed him to file an affidavit within a week.
A bench headed by Justice Madan B Lokur asked the BJP leader to explain his claims made to a news channel related to the Delhi sealing matter.
"Mr Tiwari, in your CD, you say there are one thousand places which deserve to be sealed. Give us a list of these places. We will make you the sealing officer," said the bench also comprising Justices S Abdul Nazeer and Deepak Gupta.
Tiwari, who is an MP from northeast Delhi constituency has an FIR against him by the East Delhi Municipal Corporation for allegedly breaking the seal of the premises in Gokalpuri area in north-east Delhi.
Senior advocate Vikas Singh, appearing for Tiwari, said that no seal was broken by the BJP leader and he himself being an MP has not ever disrupted the sealing process.
The lawyer said he need time to file a detailed reply in the matter.
"We are asking you, have you seen the CD? In the CD he says there are thousand places which deserve to be sealed. He a member of the Parliament. That does not give him liberty to take law in his hands," the court said.
It then directed Tiwari to appear on October 3 when it will next hear the matter.
While taking a serious note of a report filed by the apex court-mandated monitoring committee in this regard, the top court had earlier observed that it was "unfortunate" that an elected representative should try to defy the orders of the top court.
The court had taken cognisance of the panel report and said it reflected a "rather disturbing state of affairs".
In its report, the monitoring committee has said that "despite repeated directions of this court, the members of political parties and other such persons are intentionally and deliberately violating and showing utter disgrace to the directions passed by the court for political gains".
Senior advocate Ranjit Kumar, assisting the court as an amicus curiae in the Delhi sealing matter, had placed the committee's report before the bench and said an FIR has been lodged against Tiwari for allegedly breaking the seal of the premises which was being used as a dairy.
He had that said the premises has been "re-sealed" and video of the incident was also annexed with report of the committee, which has suggested stringent action in the matter.
The apex court had earlier too taken a strong note of interference in the working of the monitoring committee, which has been mandated to identify and seal illegal constructions in the national capital.
In the report, the committee has urged the court to "pass stringent directions including initiation of contempt proceedings against Manoj Tiwari, MP, for seal tampering so that sealing operations may continue uninterrupted as per directions of this court."
The top court had earlier ordered restoration of its 2006 monitoring committee to identify and seal the offending structures.
The monitoring committee, comprising K J Rao, former advisor to the Election Commissioner, Bhure Lal, chairman of Environment Pollution (Prevention and Control) Authority, and Major General (Retd) Som Jhingan, was set up on March 24, 2006, by the court.
The top court is also seized of the issue related to validity of the Delhi Laws (Special Provisions) Act, 2006 and subsequent legislations which protect unauthorised construction from being sealed.
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Governor Rickets To Hold Town Hall Meeting on Friday In O'Neill
Today, Governor Pete Ricketts announced that he would hold a town hall in O'Neill on Friday, June 24, 2016.
The Governor invites the public to attend the town hall at 12:30.
"Nebraskans are invited to join Governor Ricketts at his upcoming town hall in O'Neill," said Taylor Gage, the Governor's Public Relations Director. "This is a great opportunity to hear an update on how our state is growing, and also to make your voice heard. The Governor looks forward to hearing their thoughts on how we can move our state forward together."
The town hall will be held at The Blarney Stone at 432 E Douglas Street.
Questions should be directed to the Governor's Office at 402-471-2244.


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Have your sales been doing well but your business is still struggling with cashflow problems due to delayed payment? Invoicing well increases the probability of getting paid on time and keep your cash flow in check. Follow the invoice checklist below to be on a steady track for speedy payments.
Give cost estimates before the provision of service so that clients have a better idea of what to expect. Having a written quotation also helps to prevent misunderstandings.
Managing your business finances on Excel and creating invoices manually can be a nightmare. Using a reliable online accounting software such as Xero not only helps to generate invoices quickly and easily, but it also helps to reduce human error.
Making the payment process as smooth as possible for your client is crucial if you would like to get paid on time. Nobody wants to go through the trouble of revoking an erroneous invoice and to generate a new one again.
Even if a service provided was complimentary, it is a good practice to list it on the invoice as a gentle reminder of your goodwill. This aids in forging stronger ties with your client. However, it is also important to highlight if the complimentary service is one-off to prevent customers from requesting the same treatment in future.
Many businesses miss the opportunity to get paid faster by leaving out alternative means of payment through credit cards, cheques, or PayPal, on the invoice. Be sure to account for the relevant transaction fees when you allow your clients to choose from a variety of payment methods.
There are add-on applications available to integrate the invoicing process into existing processes such as inventory, project management, and other workflows. As such, feel free to seek feedback from the working teams and explore options on how to improve overall efficiency in invoicing.
Grab the opportunity to brand wherever possible, even on invoices. Ensure that the aesthetics tie with other branding collaterals. As much as possible, try sticking to your corporate colours for brand consistency. Accounting softwares usually come with customizable templates to facilitate the branding of an invoice.
Every day you wait means that your payment will be delayed for another day. Therefore, invoice as soon as you can once you have completed your service.
If you operate on a retainer basis, consider invoicing on the last Monday of the month to allow sufficient working days for your invoice to be processed.
Set automated reminders through your online accounting software to notify your clients when their payment is almost due, and when they are overdue. This not only saves you time from chasing late customers, but also helps to maintain the client-provider relationship.
Perhaps one of the most important points in the invoice checklist, is to know how to manage late payers as it will affect their future behaviour. When reminders go ignored, and clients cannot be reached via e-mail, try giving them a call. Remember to be respectful and friendly while being firm about the payment terms.
More often than not, clients understand that the company's working capital, particularly for start-ups, will be affected when payments come in late. As such, it is important to speak to clients from their perspectives. Check if the client has any underlying reasons for the delayed payment to see if it stemmed from a lack of funds, slow processing system, an administrative fault, or sheer forgetfulness. With that knowledge, you will be able to better follow up with subsequent payments. For clients who consistently make late payments with no good reasons, it may be wise to reconsider the business relationship.
The truth for SMEs is that manpower may be insufficient to handle invoices professionally. Outsourcing this aspect can be a way to cope for the short run. Consider online accounting softwares that enables you to control the accountant or bookkeeper's access to selected private information.
Adopting the invoice checklist above and monitoring the progress will improve your company's overall invoicing process and thus resulting in a healthier cash flow. So take the time to get the process right.
The reality is that some clients may still pay late regardless. In such situations, there may be a need to look at short-term business financing such as invoice financing to tide you through the cash flow shortage.
Interested to learn more about invoice financing? Here's why you should consider invoice financing and find out how invoice financing with Funding Societies work.
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Whether you're a kid or just a kid at heart, check out the hip-hop dance moves taught by choreographer Jeff Cowans in these Howcast dance videos.
Jeff has worked as both a dancer and choreographer for various artists including Crystal Waters and Athena Ripka. Currently, Jeff is the Assistant Director of hip-hop at Icon Dance Complex in New Jersey. He is also the creator of the Get 'Em Gear clothing line.


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China announced draft 2020 Catalogue of Encouraged Industries for Foreign Investment
According to the annual study "Doing Business" released by the World Bank Group in recent years, China's business environment has improved greatly during 2018 to 2020, with its global ranking moved up from 78th to 31st.
In terms of investment policies, the Chinese government mainly uses the Catalogue of Encouraged Industries for Foreign Investment to facilitate and guide foreign investment in specific industries, fields, and regions in China. On the basis of the current 2019 Catalogue of Encouraged Industries for Foreign Investment (Catalogue 2019), the Chinese government announced that it would continue to expand the scope of encouraged industry sectors. Against such background, the Catalogue of Encouraged Industries for Foreign Investment (2020 version) (Draft for Comments) (Draft 2020) was announced on 31 July 2020.
Upon comparison, it can be noted that Draft 2020 maintains the same structure as Catalogue 2019 by combining the "National Catalogue of Encouraged Industries for Foreign Investment" and the "Catalogue of Advantageous Industries for Foreign Investment in the Central and Western Regions" together. In so far as amendments are concerned, Draft 2020 contains 125 newly added items, and 76 revised items which were amended by expanding the scope of the original items, etc.
Overall, the revised parts of Draft 2020 encourage foreign investors to:
(1) participate in the high-quality development of the manufacturing industries. For example, adding items such as the manufacturing of noise and vibration pollution control equipment, the manufacturing of artificial intelligence-assisted medical equipment, the R&D and manufacturing of passenger ship navigation and communication system, and the manufacturing of laser projection equipment, which are applicable nationwide;
(2) invest in the production service industry. For example, adding items such as the maintenance and repair of modern high-end equipment, the transformation and integration of digital production line, and the R&D and application of the blockchain technology, which are applicable nationwide; and
(3) further invest in the central and western regions of China. For example, for Henan Province, adding items such as the production, R&D, and testing of hydraulic pipes, and for Ningxia Autonomous Region, adding items such as the development and production of intelligent robot equipment.
Draft 2020 indicates China's efforts to stabilise foreign investment in the face of COVID-19. Upon the coming into effect of the final version, it is expected that foreign investors in more business sectors will enjoy preferential policies in China.
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Rising High: An exclusive talk with vertically-integrated cannabis firm Delta 9
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Delta 9's CEO talks vertical integration, challenges, opportunities, and more
In this edition of "Rising High," The Fly conducted an exclusive interview with John Arbuthnot, chief executive officer of Delta 9 Cannabis (VRNDF), a vertically integrated cannabis company focused on bringing high-quality products to market. Here are some of the highlights:
VERTICAL INTEGRATION: Delta 9 is a vertically integrated cannabis company and was one of the first licensed producers under Health Canada's MMPR program, licensed in 2013. Arbuthnot said the company started off modestly as a medical producer and distributor but really grew in 2017 as it raised about $10M throughout the year and publicly listed its shares on the Toronto Venture Exchange. "Since then we've raised about $80M through a mix of debt and equity," he said. "We're now one of Canada's few vertically integrated cannabis companies. We bill ourselves as licensed for cultivation, processing, extraction, wholesale distribution of both medical and recreational sides of the industry and we're also a licensed retailer."
DIFFERENTIATION AND MARKET SHARE: The CEO said he believes the Delta 9's key differentiator is its vertical integration strategy. "Beyond ourselves and Canopy (CGC) and Aurora (ACB), I don't know that there are any truly vertically integrated companies that touch up and down the value chain," he said. Arbuthnot added there is so much uncertainty in the market as it unfolds and companies need to ask where does the business plan make sense from a market perspective. "We really see the best plan of attack there as being vertically integrated across all of those channels." When looking at capturing market share, the CEO said the company took a very focused approach on its home market on Manitoba. "We targeted our home market and over Q4 last year, we were able to achieve about 25% market share in the wholesale market," he said. As a retailer in our market we were able to achieve about 56% market share of retail sales volume." He added the company has now built its supply capacity and expanded overall supply agreements across the Canadian Prairie provinces. "As we continue to build that supply capacity, we'll continue to expand across the potential markets and acquire market share across the country," Arbuthnot said.
GROW PODS: The CEO said the company experimented early on with different styles of cultivation and wanted a production unit that was modular, scalable and stackable. The result became Delta 9's retrofitted shipping containers called Grow Pods, which have customized wall panels, electrical lighting and HVAC systems. "The real benefits here in how this helps to differentiate us, is it gives a very high level of control over the production environment," he said. "We put all of that attention to detail into the factors that contribute to product quality…All of that's dialed in very precisely in these pods and the real positioning here is that we want to have the highest quality product that we possibly can in the market."
LEGALIZATION: When asked about which country might be next to legalize cannabis on a federal level, Arbuthnot said he would probably expect a country in Europe. "We're seeing so much activity across the European Union in terms of countries that are either decriminalizing, legalizing or deregulating from a medical standpoint," he said. "If I had to venture a guess, I would think we may see Spain or Portugal or Italy, one of the European countries be the next chip to fall." When asked about a timeline on legalization for the U.S., the CEO called it ''tricky," saying the U.S. has reached a tipping point as cannabis is legalized in enough states that it covers a little over 50% of the population.
EXPANSION: The CEO said when looking at expansion, his preference from a strategic perspective is to have centralized production and manufacturing facilities and a global distribution capacity. "I think it's a little bit different to what we see from some of the other producers that are trying to acquire these assets or invest in these assets all over the world," he said. "We see a lot more value in having a more centralized production system and then more regionalized distribution globally. But obviously Canada was the first chip to fall in legalization and it stands to reason that we will see a number of countries and markets start to open up over the following years. We need to be positioned to be ready for that." He noted Delta 9 has already made some initial shipments to Australia and Tazmania on the cannabis genetics side and is working on EU GMP certification for its Winnipeg facilities with a target to make shipments to the EU on the medical side in 2020.
CHALLENGES: When asked about the challenges facing the industry and the company, Arbuthnot said on the onset of legalization the biggest issues were supply chain-related, which resulted in significant supply shortages that trended into early this year. "Since then, we've seen a lot of producers, and I would put ourselves in this category as well, really streamline and refine those internal supply chain," he said. However, the CEO said as time has progressed there has been a paradigm shift and the real issue now across the Canadian market is demand. "Beyond those initial supply concerns, we're now at a point where the country needs more demand and that demand really gets driven through additional retail outlets to bring product to market."
OPPORTUNITIES: The CEO said the obvious opportunity on the horizon from an industry standpoint is value-add and extract products. "I would point to our introduction of pre-roll products in Q2 this year," he said. "We brought in our Delta 9-branded pre-roll products into the retail setting and in the last sixty days we've sold more than 50,000 pre-rolls. We are really seeing the uptake from the consumer." Arbuthnot said as the industry progresses with extracts and derivative products, the company can bring on a whole host of new product SKUs and drug delivery formats. When asked about which drug delivery formats he sees as becoming prominent in the future, the CEO said Delta 9 is "very bullish" on vaporizable oils and vape pens. "We really see that as hitting all the main factors that the consumer has been looking for and our market research really points to vape pens and vape cartridges being that leading product category in the derivatives segment." Arbuthnot said he believes the missing piece for edibles and drinkables is the drug uptake and while the company does have partnerships on that side of the business, the technology is still very young. "Further down the road, some of those other more technology plays in terms of the extract and edibles products become more interesting," he said.
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Alexandre de Bruce
M, #97061, b. 1990
Last Edited=4 Jul 2005
Alexandre de Bruce was born in 1990 at Paris, FranceG. He is the son of Edouard de Bruce and Solange d'Harcourt.
Adelaide de Bruce
F, #97062, b. April 1993, d. July 1993
Adelaide de Bruce was born in April 1993 at Paris, FranceG. She was the daughter of Edouard de Bruce and Solange d'Harcourt. She died in July 1993 at Pargny-lès-Rheims, FranceG.
Jacques de Bruce
M, #97063, b. 19 October 1958
Jacques de Bruce was born on 19 October 1958 at Paris, FranceG. He is the son of Robert, Comte de Bruce and Beryl Annison du Perron.
Richard de Bruce
M, #97064, b. 25 May 1961
Richard de Bruce was born on 25 May 1961 at Paris, FranceG. He is the son of Robert, Comte de Bruce and Beryl Annison du Perron.
Charles-Edouard Marie, Comte de Bruce1
M, #97065, b. 4 July 1933
Last Edited=24 Jan 2015
Charles-Edouard Marie, Comte de Bruce was born on 4 July 1933 at Paris, FranceG. He is the son of Edouard, Comte de Bruce and Anne d'Éstampes. He married Sylviane Marie des Neiges Françoise Victurnienne de Rochechouart de Mortemart, daughter of Charles Marie Louis Arthur Victurnien de Rochechouart de Mortemart, 14th Duc de Mortemart and Simone Henriette Anne Marie Brossaud de Juigné, on 8 September 1962 at Paris, FranceG.
Child of Charles-Edouard Marie, Comte de Bruce and Sylviane Marie des Neiges Françoise Victurnienne de Rochechouart de Mortemart
Carlotta de Bruce b. 5 Jun 1963
[S3268] Hans Harmsen, "re: Chester Family," e-mail message to Darryl Roger Lundy, 21 August 2008. Hereinafter cited as "re: Chester Family."
Sylviane Marie des Neiges Françoise Victurnienne de Rochechouart de Mortemart1
F, #97066, b. 21 January 1940, d. 4 February 2002
Sylviane Marie des Neiges Françoise Victurnienne de Rochechouart de Mortemart was born on 21 January 1940 at Entrains-sur-Nohain, France.1 She was the daughter of Charles Marie Louis Arthur Victurnien de Rochechouart de Mortemart, 14th Duc de Mortemart and Simone Henriette Anne Marie Brossaud de Juigné.1 She married Charles-Edouard Marie, Comte de Bruce, son of Edouard, Comte de Bruce and Anne d'Éstampes, on 8 September 1962 at Paris, FranceG. She died on 4 February 2002 at age 62 at Boulogne-Billancourt, France.1
Child of Sylviane Marie des Neiges Françoise Victurnienne de Rochechouart de Mortemart and Charles-Edouard Marie, Comte de Bruce
Carlotta de Bruce
F, #97067, b. 5 June 1963
Carlotta de Bruce was born on 5 June 1963. She is the daughter of Charles-Edouard Marie, Comte de Bruce and Sylviane Marie des Neiges Françoise Victurnienne de Rochechouart de Mortemart.
Jeanne Prinzessin von Croÿ
F, #97068, b. 1870, d. 1966
Jeanne Prinzessin von Croÿ was born in 1870. She was the daughter of Georges Viktor Prinz von Croÿ and Marie de Durfort-Civrac de Lorge. She married Herbert d'Espagne, Marquis de Venevelles in 1894. She died in 1966.
Her married name became d'Espagne.
Children of Jeanne Prinzessin von Croÿ and Herbert d'Espagne, Marquis de Venevelles
Fernand Marie Georges Gerard d'Espagne, Marquis de Venevelles b. 5 Aug 1895, d. 4 Jan 1945
Georges Marie Louis Herbert d'Espagne, Marquis de Venevelles+ b. 21 Feb 1898
Anne Marie Isabelle d'Espagne de Venevelles+ b. 4 May 1906
Herbert d'Espagne, Marquis de Venevelles
M, #97069, d. 1923
Herbert d'Espagne, Marquis de Venevelles married Jeanne Prinzessin von Croÿ, daughter of Georges Viktor Prinz von Croÿ and Marie de Durfort-Civrac de Lorge, in 1894. He died in 1923.
He gained the title of Marquis de Venevelles.
Children of Herbert d'Espagne, Marquis de Venevelles and Jeanne Prinzessin von Croÿ
Louis Marc d'Harcourt
Louis Marc d'Harcourt was born in 1926.
Child of Louis Marc d'Harcourt
Solange d'Harcourt+ b. 1964


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{{Speciesbox
| name = Nsenene
| image = Ruspolia nitidula male (3788698376).jpg
| image_caption = Nsenene look-alike (Ruspolia nitidula)
| genus = Ruspolia
| species = differens
| authority = (Serville, 1838)
| synonyms =  * Conocephalus albidonervis Redtenbacher, 1891
 Conocephalus exiguus Stål, 1876
 Conocephalus lemus Redtenbacher, 1891
 Conocephalus longipennis Redtenbacher, 1891
 Conocephalus vicinus Walker, 1869
 Conocephalus (Homorocoryphus) melanostictus Karny, 1907
 Homorocoryphus mediotessellatus Karny, 1917
}}

Nsenene is the Luganda name for Ruspolia differens: a bush cricket (a.k.a. katydids or misnamed "long-horned grasshoppers") in the tribe Copiphorini of the 'cone-head' subfamily. It is often confused with the closely related Ruspolia nitidula.

Distribution and traditional beliefs

This species has long been known as one of the many totems of Buganda Kingdom of Uganda. They were founded by Seruwu Douglass from Ssese Islands in Masaka. This species is a delicacy in central and south-western Uganda, as well as an important source of income. The insect is also found in South Africa, Malawi, Ivory Coast, Congo, Ghana, Kenya, Burundi, Cameroon, Rwanda, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Madagascar, and Mauritius. Traditionally in Uganda, nsenene were collected by children and women. They were given to the women's husbands in return for a new gomasi (a traditional dress for women). Although the women were made to do the treacherous work of collecting nsenene, they were never allowed to eat them. It was believed that women who consume nsenene would bear children with deformed heads like those of a conocephaline bush cricket. Nowadays, nsenene'' are consumed by most women in the areas where this insect is traditionally eaten.

References

External links

 Nsenene chronicle

Ruspolia
Insects described in 1838
Conocephalinae
Orthoptera of Africa
Edible insects
Ugandan cuisine
Kenyan cuisine
Tanzanian cuisine
Taxa named by Jean Guillaume Audinet-Serville

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Welcome to the guest blogging series, So, You Want to Work in Publishing! The guest bloggers and I hope that you find our stories encouraging, informative, and helpful in your own path to a publishing career.
Perhaps not surprisingly, I've always been a voracious reader and have always aspired to write (not considering what I was doing writing—I'll wait until I get paid to do it!). I first seriously considered Publishing in high school when I realized no other career path was quite occurring to me. Only when I got to college did I start thinking of other "more realistic" options, considering PR and Advertising. However, it took a unsatisfying Advertising internship and a great Publishing internship (which became a part-time job) to really confirm my choice. It truly takes experience to find out what you want; many people who go into Publishing will find it unappetizing in the end, and others will happily find their way to it.
After working part-time with AHP and as a Production Assistant at a company that produces high-level science publications (way over my head, but great in its way), I made my way to the NYU Summer Publishing Institute (SPI), which my aforementioned mentor had brought to my attention. Long story short, this was one of the best decisions I've ever made as it helped me make my break into the industry, and diversified me that much more. Meet as many HR people as you possibly can. Be confident, and don't stress too much or it will backfire!
How did you find out about your first publishing job and/or internship?
As to my current job, I met a few HR representatives at the SPI Career Fair who set me up with some interviews. The best strategy is to choose your focus and go for it—otherwise you will come off as someone who will take anything they can get, which is not very attractive. At the same time, consider positions in fields you might not have otherwise—Production, Managing Editorial, Operations, Sales, etc. There is more to this than Editorial. I never considered Sales until SPI and meeting with salespeople really made me more comfortable. I didn't have to be some crazy math-obsessed person, after all.
A brief description of Gift Sales—we sell books to stores that don't primarily sell books. This includes gift stores of all kinds: toy stores, hospital shops, museums, clothing retailers, garden stores…the list is as endless as the list of American retailers is. Some specific stores are Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie, Williams-Sonoma/Pottery Barn Kids, Bed Bath & Beyond, Spencer Gifts, Hot Topic, and many more.
Every day is completely different. The nature of our department is always in flux. I provide assistance for 80 sales representatives across the country, not to mention the head of Gift Sales. I put together presentations, provide additional support to the reps for key accounts (aka the big moneymakers), run sales numbers, and constantly keep my eye out for upcoming titles that fit specific accounts. There's quite a bit of stuff I can't explain without paragraphs and paragraphs about the Gift Market (which I'm happy to do, but I'm already writing a book, at this point).
Just one note about Gift Sales—our role is increasingly important as traditional bookstore sales fall (especially with the fall of Borders). We are increasingly looked at to increase company revenue, which creates more responsibility but therefore much more opportunity to develop one's skills.
Thanks so much for this excellent "close-up" of one path into publishing. I always find especially valuable those stories that illuminate the corners of book business–such as Gift Sales–that people just starting in their careers may not know about. It was also great, Evan, to see the practical ways that SPI fit into your particular story, given that the particular benefits of Summer Certificates are something our readers have been asking a lot about lately. I'll look forward to recommending this article to them and to aspiring publishing folk more generally.
So glad you enjoyed the article! A list of links to every post in the series is available for viewing here (https://thewwaitingroom.wordpress.com/so-you-want-to-work-in-publishing/) if you'd like to read more. There is another post about gift sales, and several more about editorial, production, marketing, and acquiring positions.
It's so tough breaking into publishing. Life becaomes an endless seires of internships – unpaind and undervalued. It is known to be a job that does not pay well and overworks its employees. We all do it for the love of books. I am still searching for that first break in the industry.


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In 2002, Blue Skies became a 501(c)(3), hired its first executive director and established a clothing outlet at its first office location on Prospect St. The organization was modeled after Treehouse for Kids in King County and offered a Little Wishes Program as well as a clothing outlet where children could "shop" for clothing for free twice a year. Blue Skies chose to serve not only foster children, but also our homeless and low-income.
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In 2008, Blue Skies rolled out it's Back-to-School Clothing Voucher Program, redefined it's Emergency Program and established its Sponsor-A-Child Program.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Binary;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Sachiel.Extensions.Arrays
{
    /// <summary>
    ///     Allows fast, unsafe blitting of structure arrays to and from streams, similar to what you can do in C/C++. Because
    ///     of
    ///     https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endianness , the written data is not guaranteed to be compatible between processor
    ///     architectures --
    ///     in particular, it's not compatible with regular <see cref="BinaryReader" /> and <see cref="BinaryWriter" />, nor
    ///     with many
    ///     network protocols. It can provide a gargantuan performance advantage against BinaryReader/BinaryWriter in certain
    ///     cases, just
    ///     be sure it's both written and read using this class.
    ///     USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
    /// </summary>
    public static class UnsafeArrayIo
    {
        /// <summary>
        ///     Cache of converters we've generated.
        /// </summary>
        private static readonly Dictionary<Type, ArrayConverter> Converters = new Dictionary<Type, ArrayConverter>();

        public static byte[] SerializeToByteArray(this object obj)
        {
            if (obj == null) return null;
            var bf = new BinaryFormatter();
            using (var ms = new MemoryStream())
            {
                bf.Serialize(ms, obj);
                return ms.ToArray();
            }
        }

        public static async Task<T> Deserialize<T>(this byte[] byteArray) where T : class
        {
            if (byteArray == null) return null;
            using (var memStream = new MemoryStream())
            {
                var binForm = new BinaryFormatter();
                await memStream.WriteAsync(byteArray, 0, byteArray.Length);
                memStream.Seek(0, SeekOrigin.Begin);
                var obj = (T) binForm.Deserialize(memStream);
                return obj;
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        ///     Reads an array of type T[] directly from the stream without doing any processing. Assumes the endianess of the
        ///     values
        ///     are the same as the processor (which means you cannot have used a regular <see cref="BinaryWriter" /> to write it,
        ///     since
        ///     that writes big-endian on x86/x64, which are little-endian processors). Does not do any type checking; simply blits
        ///     the
        ///     memory.
        /// </summary>
        /// <typeparam name="T">The array type (used in a fixed() expression -- so it must not contain any managed references).</typeparam>
        /// <param name="stream">Stream to read from.</param>
        /// <param name="elementCount">Number of elements to read (not the number of bytes -- to read 2 ints, pass 2, not 8).</param>
        /// <returns>The correctly typed array.</returns>
        public static async Task<T[]> ReadArray<T>(Stream stream, int elementCount) where T : struct
        {
            if (stream == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(stream));
            if (elementCount <= 0) return new T[0];
            var converter = GetConverter<T>();
            var nBytes = elementCount * converter.SizeOf;
            byte[] buffer;
            if (converter.UseDoubleHack)
            {
                var doubles = new double[elementCount];
                buffer = converter.ConvertToByte(doubles, nBytes);
            }
            else
            {
                buffer = new byte[nBytes];
            }

            await stream.ReadAsync(buffer, 0, nBytes);
            return (T[]) converter.ConvertFromByte(buffer, elementCount);
        }

        /// <summary>
        ///     Reads an array of type T[] directly from the stream without doing any processing. Assumes the endianess of the
        ///     values
        ///     are the same as the processor (which means you cannot have used a regular <see cref="BinaryWriter" /> to write it,
        ///     since
        ///     that writes big-endian on x86/x64, which are little-endian processors). Does not do any type checking; simply blits
        ///     the
        ///     memory.
        /// </summary>
        /// <typeparam name="T">The array type (used in a fixed() expression -- so it must not contain any managed references).</typeparam>
        /// <param name="stream">Stream to read from.</param>
        /// <param name="elementCount">Number of elements to read (not the number of bytes -- to read 2 ints, pass 2, not 8).</param>
        /// <returns>The correctly typed array.</returns>
        public static T[] ReadArray<T>(BinaryReader stream, int elementCount) where T : struct
        {
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Another monoprint inspired by the fractured surfaces of car parks here in Christchurch , New Zealand. Two layers of cracking interact, and spread across the surface. And yet the surface holds, strong enough to move across towards a different future.
This print, from the SURface project, has at least three layers, printing and overprinting. Sometimes I see paths that lead in and out of the darkness. Sometimes it seems as if a tall tree reaches into the sky. There are horizons and falling shapes, light and darkness beckoning. And sometimes it's just lines going nowhere and forms without edges. And then strong but tiny lines show up in the far distance..
In that moment. Monoprint. £150 from the shop.
The rolling of grief across days.
I took some steps back from the artwork, allowed space and more days.
And when I came back, there were the roses. Dead and damaged roses appropriated for print-making. Wistful bouquets for the grief-stricken.
Today's studio time was spent composing - using card mounts to create a composition within a frame.
I love exploring what happens when wet paint spreads across a surface. Today I was working on this small canvas panel.
And sometimes… a visit to the gallery doesn't work, and you're better off in the soft play area in the foyer! It is hard work taking toddlers to galleries. At that age, they resist being corralled and held back, while still too young to imagine how their movements might affect other people. Instead, the adult has to do this empathy work while diverting the child to less noisy or disturbing activities.
Naya at 21 months enjoyed walking on the beautiful wooden floor of Christchurch Art Gallery and being in the wonderful starry lift. What spoiled our visit was a warning from an over-cautious attendant not to touch anything, and being followed to check we behaved ourselves – I would like to have been trusted not to let her cause upset or damage.
We then retired to the soft play area, where she made towers of bricks. It was good fun but it was placed far from any artworks, and we could have been in a supermarket.
How about a time in the week when little people are especially welcomed into the gallery with their responsible adult, who is also welcomed and given suggestions for how to direct the child's attention and talk about the art? Other visiting adults would know what to expect during that time; some might even enjoy sharing the pleasure and delight of children being excited by art.
During this time slot, toddlers could move around in their own way, fast or slow – having just mastered walking, they are still intrigued by the sound of their shoes on hard floors and excited by the wide open spaces of public galleries.
Some artworks might be chosen each week for special looking, with some kind of steps and little viewing platform so that toddlers can get to see the paintings at their eye-level and fully experience them. Postcards of these 'paintings of the week' could be provided for children to take home and continue looking at.
The lovely soft play area could be positioned inside a gallery so that there's more chance of something 'catching the eye' and being talked about. Less valuable, but still interesting, paintings might be hung in the café (as is done in the Friends' Room in the Royal Academy, London), and in educational spaces where toddlers come for activities organised by outside groups.
Visual art is for looking at, for everyone to look at, however small they are.
Robin was 4 years old when she visited an exhibition of my paintings in the Freie Universität Berlin. I had tried to make the experience of looking at paintings as comfortable and relaxing as possible, with cushions on the floor and chairs to sit in.
I can see that she looked at the colours, shapes and composition of my painting. More exciting than that, it feels as if she also responded to the emotions expressed in it.
Lighter. Acrylic on paper, Lynne Cameron, 2016.
Our first visit to Christchurch Art Gallery, when Naya was 15 months old, was a delight. She toddled around the almost empty gallery, enjoying the wooden floor under her feet. Every now and then, she'd stop and point at a painting, saying "da". I'd take this as a prompt to lift her up to see the painting at her eye level and start 'discussing' it with her. We did this 5 or 6 times on that visit – that was enough to make the visit a pleasure to be repeated, with both of us enjoying our interaction.
I chose the gallery but Naya then wandered at her own speed. As adults we find some pictures more interesting than others, and there's no rule that says we have to look at each in turn. It is the adult's job is to notice when a particular painting catches the child's eye, and then follow their interest, going deeper through talking.
By lifting Naya up from the floor, I was doing two important things. First, her eye level came to middle of the painting so she could look at the whole of it as the artist intended. If she had looked up from the floor, she would have seen a distorted version – try sitting on the floor and looking up at one of the pictures on the walls in your house to get a toddler's-eye view. Second, by gently holding her and talking quietly, I was supporting her attention and her looking, for longer than she could have maintained it herself.
Can you see the ball in the picture?
That picture is bigger than you, isn't it?
This started me thinking more about why we take children into art galleries and what we expect them to get from their experience. These questions lead the children to think about their emotional response, to look for something they recognise, to name and label, to see paintings as objects. While any of these might be fun or interesting, they could be asked in the shopping mall or playground. How do we help children look more deeply at artworks?
Naya, aged 9 months, with her father, looking at Here they come, acrylic on canvas, Lynne Cameron.
Naya is now 21 months and has been looking at this painting of mine since she was a tiny baby. She passes it on the stairs and greets in the morning, says good night to it on the way to bed.
When I carry her, we stop by it, and I talk about it, trying to extend her looking at the abstract painting in terms of colour / shape and movement / light and dark – and how it makes us feel.
Do you like that green circle?
Look, here's another green circle. A little one. And here's a big big one, going off the edge.
And what's in the middle? Yes, it's blue.
Where's the pink? The pink goes all the way to the edge… into that dark shadow.
I like this white dotty part Which bit do you like?
The aim is for Naya to experience a combination of interest, growing familiarity, and deepening attention that is a great start to her looking at art.


MrBhimon April 1, 2019 April 2, 2019 Leave a Comment on AI stabilization (AIS) from huawei – A Gimble killer?
Can AI stabilization aka AIS be the future of stability in smartphones? lets find out.
Recently huawei dropped another flagship P30 pro with DXO score of 112 overall. I will call it as a camera centric launch.
Read this one- 5x optical zoom, 10x Hybrid zoom and 50 digital zoom, this is insane and huawei went too ahead in zooming race.
With larger zoom more vibrations comes into picture, and when the zoom is 50x you need something else than the traditional OIS.
No doubt OIS is great but not always. Pixel also went with OIS and EIS combination, because with EIS there is more room for stablization, specially panning or bumping.
You can't avoid walking wobble with OIS hence EIS came into picture. You all know how EIS works. It countermoves by cropping the frame, OIS countermoves camera hardware to compensate the shake. Both systems provides class leading stabilization.
Now question arises, despite having these greate systems why we need Artificial intelligence stabilization?
Let me tell you a truth, world is shifting to AI isn't it? Cameras using scene detection, fingerprint scanner, browsing behavior, apps used by us, at every place AI is adapting to our habits by continuous learning and giving best behavior of system.
Nowadays smartphones are shipping with AI chips with extra processing power. They are dedicated to adapt us and continuously improve for better results.
AI stabilization takes the benefit from AI chip. Remember this is an added processing advantage over traditional stabilization(OIS and EIS) setup.
At one place EIS works on hardcoded logic with constant algorithm, AI stabilization will continuously perform minute changes in algorithm and image processing. This will help in reduce in blurriness at each zooming level.
AI stabilization: A true system or a gimmick or EIS alternate?
Well as per me AI is the modified EIS system which utilizes AI chip's processing power. Both are nothing but peice of software manipulating image data, but AI can do that job better due to its dynamic behavior.
So yes theoretically AI stabilization can be a better option than EIS, or I will name is as a Dynamic Electronic Image Stabilization (DEIS).
If you are standing at one position OIS provides the master class stabilization. At 1x scene tend to be too wide to visualize the shakiness with OIS.
Watch out zooming comparison for huawei P30 pro, also pay attention to stabilization as well.
AI stabilization at 10x hybrid zoom.
With P30 pro, huawei went crazy with zooming department, same goes for stabilization as well.
On 10x hybrid zoom, AIS work pretty much in standard way. Compensating the hand movement and adapting the future movement and keeping the data for current movement. Combining all these a 3d space is created which calculates the countermoves and adjusts the frame within.
From the sample videos what we have learned that even on 50x the masterclass performance of AIS added with OIS gives a vibration free output.
Now I think here the AI might learn the vibration types and the stability level of the person who is holding the camera, from that it can give the desired results.
Not sure that for improving AI stabilization capabilities shakiness or movement data is shared from the devices, only to make the stabilization better. It is just a guess, not 100% true.
Hey look, Let me tell you one fact about non image stabilized lenses in dslr.
Even with cannon 50MM 1.8 at 1sec exposure image looks so blurry if zoomed 50%.
It is due to large exposure time. DSLR's are not blessed with the modern high performing CPU's and flexible information processing units like smartphones.
Don't you wonder how HDR looks awesome in pixel 2 or Apple XS max out of the box. But there is not such luxury with DSLRs.
Same goes to stabilization but when it is night time it becomes very difficult to get a reference data in low light to perform the stabilization.
AI stabilization is so effective that even for 6 seconds we can hold the hand and final output will be crisper, that to the data processing and the dedicated AI chips.
As far as the competition is considered, OIS is the best way of stabilizing the footage, but one larger bumbs OIS won't be able to compensate the shakes.
EIS is the cheap OIS but cropping the image is downside of this system but if well implemented then can be great. Although Jitter is always there between the frames.
AIS tend to resolve all those issues with OIS and EIS, I mean the jitter free frames, less motion blur aka adaptive motion blur, adapting the situation and performing stabilization, if more bumpy more cropping with high frame rates, or as plain areas controlling the CPU usage with less processing performing minute stabilization.
The possibilities with AI stabilization is countless, we have to see how companies will implement these tech and deliver to us.
So, this was the analysis of AI stabilization huawei p series centered. In future I wish more companies should put effort to implement this artificial intelligence stabilization system to kill the gimbles.


IB's 50th Anniversary: what has the IB ever done for us?
The Wellington College's Festival of Education is the largest educational event of its kind in the UK, with 4000 visitors over two days, hundreds of speakers and dozens of sessions. Click here for a summary of the panel session on the International Baccalaureate which took place there.


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Back in April of this year, the banks attempted to appeal against new regulations relating to how they could sell payment protection insurance, commonly shortened to PPI. This appeal was subsequently rejected by a High Court judicial review and the banks were forced to continue with compensation their affected customers.
The Lloyds Banking Group were the first to concede and accept the defeat, stating that they were "not interested" in appealing against the decision, going so far as inviting any customers who felt that they had been affected by missold PPI to get in touch with them via their website. Barclays, RBS and HSBC have all followed suit under the new rules, and other lenders such as credit card providers will also be faced with compensation claims.
What's more, it is expected that the sale of PPI policies will plummet, with some banks predicted to abandon the idea altogether. Those wanting to continue selling the cover will have to be a lot more careful than they have been previously, with the new regulations taking effect immediately, with them now in use for around six months.
If you are of the belief that you have been missold payment protection insurance and your bank is choosing to have nothing to do with you, you have two options. Firstly, you choose whether you want to proceed with your claim or not, and secondly, if the answer to the first part was yes, then you should contact Creditline Financial and let us deal with the banks while you wait to receive your compensation.
To find out how to claim back PPI, get in touch.


This study explores the role of domestic environment on home-based physical activities (PAs) of women adults who live in single and multi storey houses. The aim of the study is to determine the design characteristics of specific spaces (kitchen, bathroom, corridor, staircase,garden/terrace and multi spaces) and theirelements that affect negatively or not on the domestic PAs of women adults live in each space of both house types and to determine the relationship between home-based PAs and PA level of the participants. This study was conducted with 120 young and middle-aged (19-64 years)Turkish women adults. Equal number of participants was selected from both house types. Two sets of survey were done for both house types and the PA level was determined using the International Physical Activity Questionnaire-Short Form (IPAQ-S).Using the qualitative content analysis method,women were found generally pleased with the design characteristics of spacesbut'frontal length of main working area' was found to be the most negatively affecting design characteristic for PA in kitchenin both house types. A significant difference was found in the amount of time spent in doing housework and bathing activity in both house types. The correlation analysis indicated that there is a low association in single storey houses and positive moderate association in multi storey houses between frequency of cooking and housework activities. According to multiple regression analysis, daily duration of cooking activity is mostly related PA level of women adults in multi storey houses. Additionally, no significant difference was found between PA levels of women who live inboth houses types and generally moderate PA level was reported.


The University of Winnipeg Wesmen will induct the fourth member of the inaugural Wesmen Ring of Honour class later this month.
Mike Burchuk, former Wesmen women's volleyball coach, will be inducted January 24 prior to the Wesmen men's volleyball squad hosting the Brandon Bobcats.
Burchuk coached the women's team from 1980-89, guiding the program to six straight national championships. During his tenure, he was also named the CIAU national coach of the year four times.
Burchuk will join Diane Scott, Sandra Carroll and Tom Kendall from the Wesmen family in the Ring that overlooks the Dr. David F. Anderson Gymnasium.
All Wesmen volleyball alumni are invited to the January 24 matches and will get in free of charge. The ceremony will begin at 7:45 p.m.


and the people gladly followed.
Pay attention, you mighty rulers!
For I will sing to the Lord.
and the cloudy skies poured down rain.
and travelers stayed on winding pathways.
until Deborah arose as a mother for Israel.
war erupted at the city gates.
among forty thousand warriors in Israel!
with those who volunteered for war.
and you who walk along the road.
11Listen to the village musicians*5:11 The meaning of the Hebrew is uncertain.
gathered at the watering holes.
and the victories of his villagers in Israel.
marched down to the city gates.
12"Wake up, Deborah, wake up!
Wake up, wake up, and sing a song!
Lead your captives away, son of Abinoam!
13"Down from Tabor marched the few against the nobles.
The people of the Lord marched down against mighty warriors.
they followed you, Benjamin, with your troops.
from Zebulun came those who carry a commander's staff.
15The princes of Issachar were with Deborah and Barak.
They followed Barak, rushing into the valley.
there was great indecision.*5:15 As in some Hebrew manuscripts and Syriac version, which read searchings of heart; Masoretic Text reads resolve of heart.
to hear the shepherds whistle for their flocks?
17Gilead remained east of the Jordan.
And why did Dan stay home?
as did Naphtali, on the heights of the battlefield.
but they carried off no silver treasures.
20The stars fought from heaven.
The stars in their orbits fought against Sisera.
that ancient torrent, the Kishon.
March on with courage, my soul!
the galloping, galloping of Sisera's mighty steeds.
23'Let the people of Meroz be cursed,' said the angel of the Lord.
the wife of Heber the Kenite.
May she be blessed above all women who live in tents.
and she gave him milk.
and with her right hand for the workman's hammer.
She struck Sisera with the hammer, crushing his head.
With a shattering blow, she pierced his temples.
he lay still at her feet.
28"From the window Sisera's mother looked out.
with a woman or two for every man.
and colorful, embroidered robes for me.
31"Lord, may all your enemies die like Sisera!
Then there was peace in the land for forty years.


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