On May 18, Mt. Pleasant Elementary students participated in their annual Field Day. The day kicked off with relay races in the morning, followed by a fun run/walk in the afternoon. Grades K-4 watched the fifth-grade classes battle in a tug-of-war.


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Pacaso is a property broker that buys single-family homes and sells them to consortiums of buyers. The San Francisco–based company claims it reached unicorn status faster than any other USA-based company.

History
Austin Allison and Spencer Rascoff, ex-Zillow executives, co-founded the start-up in October 2020 in Silicon Valley, California.

Pacaso's valuation rose to $1.5 billion in September 2021 following a $125 million funding round led by SoftBank Group. Other investors include Greycroft Partners and Global Founders Capital. Pacaso is reported to have separately obtained $1 billion in debt financing.

As of March 2022, the company is active in nearly 50 markets in the U.S., Spain, the U.K., and Mexico.

Business model
Pacaso operates by purchasing residential properties and then selling shares of the home to up to eight buyers. The company reports earning a twelve percent service fee on the sale of a share in addition to an ongoing monthly asset-management fee.

The organization claims that its model differs from the traditional timeshare model because purchases count as real estate acquisitions and appreciate in value. Buyers can sell their share after 12 months of ownership.

Pacaso's business model has been criticized as a way around anti-timeshare laws in northern California, and the company had to sell a house it had purchased in Napa after community opposition.

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How to Measure the Success of Pillar Content (Reporting Examples & Tips)
By Liz Moorehead
Liz Moorehead also recommends this free guide: The Ultimate Inbound Marketing Strategy Playbook 2022.
After, "What is pillar content?" and "Wait. Oh my God -- you really expect me to write all that?" the most common question I get about pillar content is, "How do I actually measure the success of my pillar?"
It's a loaded question because -- despite what I've heard others say -- there is no single HubSpot report that will do the trick. (In fact, there are ways in which I find HubSpot reporting options infuriatingly limiting, when it comes to pillar content, which I'll talk more about later.)
So, what I am going to share with you today are the different ways you can track how your pillar(s) perform, based on how we do it here at IMPACT.
Before You Measure Anything, You Need to Ask Yourself 2 Questions
What goal(s) do you have for your piece of pillar content? While, for the most part, the keyword you're going after with a piece of pillar content will have high search volume, there may be cases where you are choosing to go after a keyword you believe will have high search volume in the future -- meaning, you're trying to own a keyword now. If that's the case, you probably shouldn't be hyper-focusing on traffic and expecting meteoric growth. Instead, you may want to zero-in on promotional strategies and beefing up your topic cluster.
Are you measuring the topic cluster or the pillar content alone? Remember, as I alluded to above, a content pillar is not meant to be a standalone work of art -- it should be the beating heart that lives at the center of a much larger, strategically researched content framework called a topic cluster.
That means you're going to want to measure the success of both the topic cluster and the pillar content individually, as the onus behind this strategy is to spark growth for all of your interconnected content.
However, there will be some cases where you may be building your cluster out over time, instead of "going live" with all of your content assets ready for publication. (HubSpot has found the sweet spot for cluster size is in between eight and 22 pieces of connected cluster content.) In which case, you may be focusing more on the success of an individual pillar to start, rather than the overall growth of a cluster.
Traditional Pillar Content (& Topic Cluster) HubSpot Reporting
As a disclaimer, while I know there are many different marketing automation platforms out there, we use HubSpot for marketing. If you don't use HubSpot, I'm sure many of the principles behind the reporting tactics that follow below can be applied to your situation.
Unfortunately, however, I'm not able to provide guidance on platforms I don't use.
OK, with that bit of housekeeping out of the way, let's dive in.
Under Reports > Traffic Analytics > Topic Clusters, you are able to see a standard report for how all of your topic clusters are performing together, which you can then further segment to the individual topic cluster level:
In the animated example above, the green data represents traffic for all topic clusters together, and the other colors denote the traffic to different individual topic clusters. (You can also change the view above from sessions to other metrics, like conversion rates, etc.)
There are two key caveats to this report that you need to know:
This only reports against organically-sourced (probably grass-fed) traffic. There is no report that allows you to have a multisource overview of the traffic your topic clusters are generating -- something that you're probably used to seeing in other traffic reports on HubSpot. This is somewhat annoying.
But the thing that really grinds my gears about this report is you can't track total number of page views. It only tracks page sessions -- a single visit to your website from one visitor that may include numerous page views.
What I'm Looking for in This Reporting View
Over time, you should see what I'm looking at above -- overall "hockey stick" (up and to the right!) growth with your topic clusters.
I look at this report a lot over the first six months after I launch a new cluster. Assuming it's the usual keyword grab, I try to see how a new cluster tracks against those we've already published. If I see something "lagging behind," however that may be situationally defined, I know that's my signal to go back and evaluate the pillar individually, as well as the overall structure and scope of the cluster.
Of course, I always need to maintain awareness around how much search volume a particular topic cluster was meant to generate -- some are naturally going to be higher performers than others, because of the search volume for the particular keyword it targets.
(Quite frankly, some of our most profitable content pillars don't target keywords with the highest volume, but those keywords bring in highly-qualified traffic. How do I know when a pillar is profitable? We'll get to that shortly.)
I also like to look at how all of our topic clusters are performing together -- again, I want them to continue to grow together, month-over-month. Typically, I use a rolling 30-day range in the view I showed above to track that performance, rather than the static month-over-month view, since the length of a month varies.
In this report, you can also track page views per session, if you scroll down below the chart -- by default, it'll be the number in the last column. I love this, because it shows me how sticky a particular pillar or cluster is.
Meaning, once they land on a single page, they stay on our site to explore other pages, rather than bouncing off.
We try to make them as sticky as possible by including a very visual CTA on related cluster content (blog articles, usually) that leads to a particular pillar, as well as eye-catching linked resources embedded within the pillars themselves:
For example, you can access our marketing interview questions pillar from a recent article I wrote about hiring a content manager -- which you need to do, by the way.
On our blogging tips guide, you'll find called out resources scattered throughout, to take you to relevant, more in-depth content about a particular related topic.
Using the HubSpot Campaigns Tool to Track More Interesting Data
I want to thank myself from last fall November 2018 Liz Murphy was really stinking smart, and the most important data I've gotten is because of what I did before I left for Thanksgiving vacation.
I had the ridiculously smart idea to create a global HubSpot campaign that was attached to every single piece of pillar content I created.
Not clusters, mind you -- just the pillars themselves. I wanted to see how influential these definitive guides were on their own.
Here is why I absolutely love what I did:
I've blanked out a few of the numbers, because a gal's gotta have a little mystery about her -- know what I mean?
Since our sales team uses the HubSpot CRM to manage their sales pipeline, I am able to track how much money we've brought in for deals where a piece of pillar content was part of the equation.
Meaning, I can say definitively that $195,448 in revenue was closed where a piece of pillar content was part of the equation since I created that campaign -- which is a powerful way to see the ROI of content. (I like content that makes money.)
Why Influenced Revenue Is the Real MVP in Pillar Reporting
In some cases, "influenced revenue" may simply mean someone looked at one or two pieces of pillar content before closing a deal with us.
But in a lot of cases, I found scenarios like the one below.
In the following example, we generated more than $10,000+ in revenue across two deals because a single contact spent a TON of time looking at and downloading multiple pillar guides:
In total, this one person looked at (and, in some cases, downloaded) four different ungated pillars -- content style guide, brand messaging, growth-driven design, and keyword research.
(We give people the option to download a PDF version of every pillar we create for convenience, even though the entire guide is available to read without having to give us your email address.)
Undoubtedly, the pillars we created were a significant factor in this person's decision to work with us, which -- again -- I love, because I can say definitively that the amount of revenue associated with those deals ($10,000+) can be directly attributed to those efforts.
In another case, a single primary contact for a prospect viewed and downloaded two different pillars -- website redesign guide and the death of SEO -- less than a month before the company signed a $60,000 deal with IMPACT.
Then, there was one instance where a single contact went back to the death of SEO pillar three times -- and nothing else -- over the course of a week before signing two different deals totaling in excess of $10,000.
And those are just three examples out of that $190,000+ number of influenced revenue. But had I not created this holistic view in HubSpot campaigns, I would have never known.
What's also crazy to think about is that this revenue number is probably much higher, since campaigns only track forward-looking metrics, from the date an asset is added to the campaign. So, if one of our older pillars was generating revenue for us before November of 2018 (when I created the campaign in HubSpot) -- which is extremely likely given that they are some of our most popular -- we can't see that.
Please note that this level of reporting is only possible because we use the HubSpot CRM and HubSpot Marketing Hub. Having all of these different tools in one marketing automation ecosystem is why we can track the revenue our content generates.
Also, Look at the Pillars Individually
We build all of our pillars as landing pages, rather than as pages on the HubSpot website builder side. That means we get fun reporting that looks like this, when you click on View Page Details for a given pillar:
(As a reminder, all of our pillars are completely ungated. No one has to submit their email to read an entire content pillar. The downloadable option we provide is only meant to be helpful. So, every new lead conversion -- or reconversion of an existing lead -- we get is a bonus.)
This particular pillar is a workhorse that brings in steady organic and direct traffic, month-over-month.
I spend a lot of time looking at this view for the first 90 days after a pillar launches, because this will tell me if something is broken at the core of my topic cluster. Depending on how quickly the great Google machine moves, it can sometimes take a couple of weeks for organic traffic to start ticking upward.
If, however, I don't see that eventual pick-up of organic traffic, I know I've got a problem -- and that's something I've had to address. Often, all I need to do is tweak some of the on-page optimization -- playing with the title or the H1s, etc. If that doesn't work, then I take a look at the cluster and my linking strategy.
Another specific metric I like to look at in this view is time spent on-page:
I like to see this number go up over time (as shown above), because that means the content is valuable to folks who are visiting it.
If this number is always really low -- less than a minute -- and you have a high bounce rate, you probably have content on your hands that does not address the needs or intent of the people who are searching for that term.
The avoid that issue, here is my process for crafting the perfect individual pillar content strategy.
Finally, Don't Forget the "Soft" Victories
There are two other things I look for in pillar content to call it a success:
Someone from our sales team -- or multiple members from our sales team, ideally -- say that what we've created is an insanely valuable piece of sales enablement content they will start using immediately.
Every IMPACTer is able to use the link to a content pillar they wrote as a way to connect with people they've met at events, speaking engagements, and so on. For example, IMPACT Client Success Specialist Myriah Anderson shared that -- after she participated in a SalesHacker webinar as a speaker -- she had an influx of connection requests and messages on LinkedIn.
Since we always put an author box on each pillar, like so...
...Myriah was able to send a link to her video for sales guide as a follow-up to those who connected with her. It appeared more personal and relevant because her name and delightful face were on it, and it was directly related to the topic she was speaking on for SalesHacker -- using video to create wins for your sales team.
"Wait, What About the Actual Topic Cluster Reporting Options in the HubSpot SEO Tool?"
Yeah, about those... I uh... I don't really use them. I don't find them valuable.
To be fair, it does give you some interesting insights like number of inbound links:
...but otherwise, eh?
Again, this is where I really wish HubSpot had more robust reporting, because the best reports I've got that show how much money our content makes for the business -- which is kind of the point of this whole content marketing thing, right? -- is a random campaign report I made myself.
Granted, I love that HubSpot allows me to "hack the system" in different ways to get the data I want. But overall, I find much of the de facto reporting for pillar content and topic clusters in HubSpot to be lacking.
I still hate that there is no single view for me to see the number of organically-sourced page views our topic clusters bring in. You can get this number by going to each individual cluster in the SEO tool and calculating it.
But not only is that a tedious workaround (given the number of clusters we have), I shouldn't have to do that.
Still, I'm able to track the organic traffic gains, as well as the bottom-line impact ($$$) our pillar content is having on the business -- that last part is a big deal to me considering how much effort goes into building all of them.
However, what works for me may not work for you -- although I hope some of this guidance helps. To find the right path of measuring pillar content (and topic clusters), remember to start with your goals first.
And never rely on a single metric to tell you the whole story.
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Roslyn studied fine arts in Australia before her Masters in Printmaking at the Slade School, London. Following a lectureship at the Slade Roslyn was awarded a Japanese Government Monbusho research scholarship to attend the National University of Fine Arts in Tokyo in 1985 to undertake research in Traditional Japanese Woodblock printing. Roslyn has been teaching " Mokuhanga for the past 30 years as well as holding several solo exhibitions nationally and participationg in many major international print triennials and biennales.


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Edwige Fenech (ur. 24 grudnia 1948 w Annaba) – francusko-włoska aktorka, producentka filmowa i modelka pochodzenia maltańskiego.

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Urodziła się w Annaba (wówczas Bône), w ówczesnej francuskiej Algierii. Jej ojciec był Maltańczykiem, a jej matka była Włoszką i pochodziła z Acate (w prowincji Ragusa), której została honorowym obywatelem.

Po rozwodzie rodziców, przeprowadziła się z matką do Nicei we Francji, gdzie uczęszczała do szkoły średniej i studiowała taniec i medycynę. Tam została zauważona na ulicy i przyjęła propozycję udziału jako Gina w komedii Toutes folles de lui (1967) u boku Juliena Guiomara, Jeana-Pierre'a Marielle i Serge'a Gainsbourga.

W 1967 wzięła udział w konkursie piękności Lady France, który odbył się w maju podczas 20. edycji festiwalu w Cannes i wygrała go, uzyskując tym samym prawo uczestnictwa w Lady Europa jako przedstawicielka swojego kraju; Impreza odbywała się w sierpniu, a Fenech zajęła trzecie miejsce, za Dolores Agustą i Rocío Jurado. Została jednak zauważona przez łowcę talentów, który zaproponował jej tytułową rolę w filmie Samoa, królowa dżungli (Samoa, regina della giungla, 1968). Następnie przeniosła się ze swoją matką do Włoch.

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Wystąpiła potem w filmach: dramacie przygodowym Il Figlio di Aquila Nera (1968), komedii Gospodyni ma również hrabiego (Frau Wirtin hat auch einen Grafen, 1968) z Jeffreyem Hunterem i dramacie erotycznym Top Sensation (1969). W komedii Satiricosissimo (1970) z Arturo Dominicim (Ofoniusz Tygellinus) i Karin Schubert (blond kurtyzana) wcieliła się w postać cesarzowej Poppei Sabiny.

W 1970 otrzymała nagrodę Golden Orange. Grywała w dreszczowcach, w tym 5 lalek na sierpniowy księżyc (5 bambole per la luna d'agosto, 1970), Mario Bavy, Dziwna wiceprezes pani Wardh (Lo strano vizio della Signora Wardh, 1970) jako tytułowa Julie Wardh z George'em Hiltonem i Ivanem Rassimovem, Twój zastępca ma zamknięty pokój i ma tylko klucz (Il tuo vizio è una stanza chiusa e solo io ne ho la chiave, 1972) z Anitą Strindberg i Danielą Giordano oraz Śmierć niesie trzcinę (Passi di danza su una lama di rasoio, 1973) z George'em Martinem, a także w horrorach, m.in. Wszystkie kolory mroku (Tutti i colori del buio, 1972).

Była kilkakrotnie na okładce włoskiej edycji magazynu "Playboy" (we wrześniu 1977, w styczniu 1981, w lipcu 1984). W latach 80. była częstym gościem programów telewizyjnych, w tym Italia 1 Ric e Gian folies (1983) i Bene, bravi, bis (1984), Canale 5 Risatissima (1985) z Paolo Villaggio. W 1985 zadebiutowała w teatrze w spektaklu D'amore si muore z Fabrizio Bentivoglio i Monicą Scattini.

Pracowała jako producentka filmowa, m.in. Kupca weneckiego (2004) z Alem Pacino. W 2007 przyjęła propozycję od Quentina Tarantino w filmie Hostel 2 (Hostel: Part II) w reżyserii Eli Rotha. Powróciła na szklany ekran w roli cesarzowej Katarzyny II w filmie Córka kapitana (La figlia del capitano, 2012), wyprodukowanym i nadawanym przez RAI.

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Ze związku z aktorem Fabio Testi, ma syna Edwina (ur. 1971). W latach 1971-82 związana była z reżyserem Luciano Martino. W latach 1986-98 była zaręczona z włoskim przemysłowcem Lucą Cordero di Montezemolo.

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Book number 3 since I joined The Readers Bookclub was The Wolf Road by Beth Lewis. Chosen by Nikki it seemed like a book I wouldn't normally pick up but isn't that the joy of a bookclub?
So I have learned that waiting 3 months for my quarterly Gin subscription was a lot more difficult than I thought. After seeing other members of the Craft Gin Club getting their gin on months I hadn't subscribed to I was so excited when November arrived! It's gin month! My wait was extended however after a ridiculous mix up with Royal Mail but finally my parcel arrived and boy was it worth the wait!
Thank goodness it's FUN LUNCH FRIDAY. I allude to my previous post on a few things I have learned during my first year of PhD life, can read that here. I learned that a PhD can be fun but sometimes you need to bring the fun so to speak. If you are having a particularly rough week it is good to have something to look forward to. So I welcome you to Fun Lunch Fridays. A monthly occurrence-conveniently on payday-for myself and Elanor from Tiggy Poes and Flutterbys as a way to increase the work morale.
The leaves are falling and the air is getting cooler. It is autumn time. October is here and it's time to look forward to Halloween, Guy Fawkes and of course Christmas. For me October marks the end of my first year as a PhD student and the beginning of year two. So rather than looking forward to the exciting festivities to come please stick with me as I look back on the past year and reflect on all I have learned…or not.
Astronaut! I love this series as it's an amazing way to showcase the fascinating females in the world of Science. Usually I ask people I know to guest post and share with my readers why they love Science, what they do and how they got there. When Elanor bought me The Mighty Women of Science Alphabet Book by Clare Forrest I thought it a perfect addition to this monthly series.
After being invited to a wedding in Dublin as a plus one I decided to not waste the opportunity and spend a few days living the tourist lifestyle. I don't think anyone could leave Dublin without a tour of the famous Guinness Factory, experience the wonderful world of Game of Thrones and meet a leprechaun.
A few weeks ago I was invited along to an evening of colour by Colour Elements featuring the Body Shop at Castle Galleries in Princes Square, Glasgow. This was my first every blogging event so I was very excited to be included and to meet fellow Glasgow bloggers…put some faces to blogs. Also the Colour Elements concept sounded very fascinating and was eager to learn more.
It doesn't matter who or what age you are everyone needs to relax! We can't all afford to go on spa breaks even though there are amazing deals out there. After a busy few months I booked a 'Me-Weekend'-cancelling all my plans with one goal in mind, relaxation. Here are a few tips for the perfect pamper session.
As mentioned in my last Readers club post this session's book was my choice. Having looked on my bookshelves for some inspiration I came across The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August by Claire North. I had forgotten I had it so seized the opportunity and swiftly recommended it for book club-and I am glad I did.
Ladies Who Lab is back and this time we have Esmeralda from My Bugs and I. Unlike my past two guests I don't work with her but she all too eagerly stepped forward to write for me. Esmeralda as you will find out has had a longer career in science than I and it is amazingly clear how passionate she still remains to be. Without further ado here is Esmeralda.
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A daily cleansing routine is very important to me but I've always found one thing lacking and that was a suitable eyecream that actually works! I have a busy life and don't like looking exhausted but my eyes were always the giveaway. Then I found Pep-Start by Clinique and all that changed.
Last week I and two friends ventured to the end of Renfrew St, Glasgow to the Singl-end Café and Bakehouse. My flatmate had been before and came home ranting and raving with excitement about this place so I had to check it out myself. All too willing to return-my flatmate showed me the way.
When you find someone who loves coffee just as much as you do and they are looking for a blogger to feature a coffee shop you love…you do it right? I am still relatively new to blogging but when Charlotte from Coffee & Cake Dates was looking for people to guest post for her whilst she went travelling I had to get involved. As if I needed an excuse to visit one of my favourite coffee shops.
I don't know about you but I'm feeling...24!
Guess what!? I turned 24!! So I thought I would write a quick post to thank all the wonderful people who helped me celebrate. I had a fantastic birthday weekend full of laughter, food and of course- GIN!
Is it gin o'clock yet? Hell yeah it is!!! It's always gin time on my watch! If you haven't noticed- I love gin! Yes that's right I am a gin jenny! So when I saw Craft Gin Club on Dragon's Den I had to get a piece of the action! I set up a subscription and here without further ado is my first ever Gin of the Month!
Introducing Impulse-The new way to shop!
Attention all shopaholics! There is a new shopping platform ready to launch towards the end of the year and it promises to change the world we live in! The shopping world I mean! Hold onto your credit cards as I introduce to you…IMPULSE!
As you will be aware I recently took an all-expenses paid trip to America. Living in a hotel means having to find food…and I do love food! Had I had more time to plan I would have taken a list of places to go but with the help of the locals we found some amazing restaurants and places to eat. And yes, the portion sizes are as big as they say!
Another month has come and gone. Just where does the time go? July has been as month of two halves split between holiday fun and relaxation and more stressful PhD times. But of course for a shopaholic like myself I definitely made sure I got some time in for shopping!
I love Clinique! You only have to take one glance at my blog to work that out. When I read the most recent post by TiggyPoes and Flutterbys about the Clinique Bonus Time event at Boots I had to go. If there is anything I love more than Clinique it is free Clinique products. Imagine my surprise and absolute glee to find out that there is also a Triple Points and the Big Beauty Event going on. It was like all the stars had aligned. They do say everything comes in 3's.
Summer is the time for sun, sea and festivals. Me? I went north to the Isle of Lewis for the Hebridean and Celtic festival in Stornoway so it was more like rain, mud and music but nonetheless it was a great week away. Set on the grounds of Lews Castle the festival had something for everyone.
When work offers you the chance to go on a week long course to New Jersey you do not say no to that! Most importantly when you find out your hotel is located a mere 50-minute train journey to NYC, you go!! So off I went! Oh did I mention it was ALL EXPENSES PAID.
I did promise a monthly section about females who have a career or passion for science as a way of inspiring younger girls into the field. Being a busy scientist I missed last months but now I am on track. This month is Alice; a lady who labs in the same place as I. She is the same Alice from the curry fundraiser that you can read about here. Introduction over and with no further ado, Alice!
Because I am not busy enough what with the PhD and all that I decided to join a book club. I say decided, when Elanor asked me to join hers I jumped at the chance. I was a late comer so the first book for me was The Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor. DISCLAIMER: I have never watched The Walking Dead…not even 1 minute of the show.
As some of you might know I recently visited Doubletree by Hilton Dunblane Hydro for a work summer school. Work trips might sound boring but getting the chance to dine in a Nick Nairn restaurant for 4 nights, all expenses paid, is definitely something to get excited about!
June has been a really busy month full of food and travelling so I must apologise for not blogging as frequently as I normally do. The past 30 days has featured hard work, free food from the lovely Kailyard by Nick Nairn and a free week long stay in the states!
Going through university and then onto a PhD giving presentations is inevitable. Now I can't say I love them but having done so many I have come to fear them less. I thought I would share some wisdom and my experience of giving presentations. The do's and don'ts that I have learned on my journey through university.
I recently joined the Glasgow Club Gyms and as part of my self-motivation plan I'm going to post weekly updates. Feel free to hound me if I miss a week you lovely readers are now my coaches.
My friend and colleague Alice, with team MacBrontes, will soon be embarking on the Caledonian Challenge which is a 54 mile walk in 24 hours. This crazy venture is all to raise money for Foundation Scotland. To raise even more money she hosted a curry evening which I had the pleasure to attend.
It is not a secret I am a shopaholic and when I go shopping, I go hard! So I thought I would take the time to share with you the fun and joy of my shopping day with some friends from work and of course what I bought!
It's no secret I have a love of Clinique make up and skincare so you can imagine my excitement when I found out about the amazing bonus gift House of Fraser had to offer! I love a bonus gift and have so many cosmetic bags now.
I love baking and could happily spend hours or even days making cakes, biscuits and pastries of all shapes, sizes and flavours. Shows like the Great British Bake Off are perfect for inspiration and show us that you don't need to attend pastry schools to create fantastic bakes. However not everyone has hours to spend in the kitchen mixing away so here I present my new section 'A Piece of Cake', simple recipes that are quick and easy to follow and are sure to put a smile on everyone's face.
As a student of science I make observations on a daily basis and there has been one that always stands out to me: gender. Now I am not going to debate about women's rights and gender inequality, which is a whole can of worms I don't wish to open. However, I am passionate about scientific outreach and encouraging young girls to discover science and to peak their interest. So here begins my new monthly segment: Ladies Who Lab. Starting with myself this month I will hopefully regale you with fun and inspiring stories from women of science. The how, the what and the why!
I'm a huge fan of Clinique so when just casually browsing in store a representative let me try their Moisture Surge Face Spray I was never going to say no. This isn't a new product but I fell in love with it and wanted to share that with you all.
I have about a months worth of blogs meticulously planned out and this post was not one of them but after using the Yoga Bath Bomb from Lush I just could not keep my love and excitement to myself. It is not a new product but was the first time I have used it. To look at the bath bomb doesn't seem like much, just an orange ball, but what is hidden inside will amaze you!
Everyone probably has one or two things in life that they simply could not live without and, I am no different.There are a few things in life that make my day just that little bit more enjoyable or in some cases that little more sane. Obviously this list excludes my friends and family whom I love above all things but even they can drive me crazy and without my non-negotiable happiness; things could get ugly! Elanor from Tiggy Poes and Flutterbys has nominated me to list 5 things that my daily happiness depends on a great deal. 5 things that I most certainly could and would not live without.
I sit with a half cup of coffee beside me, sadly though it has gone cold, writing my first blog post. With having no idea what to write about I begin with an ending, poetic right?
As well as being a PhD student every Thursday night I run a youth group for girls aged 5-7. We call it The Buttercups an adorable name to match the cuteness of the girls who attend, I believe. Usually our typical night consists of registration followed by games, arts and crafts then a lively song to end the night before the girls' parents come to take them home. The girls are always full of joy and eager to come back the next week.The parents? They are usually a little more subdued having enjoyed an hour or so of peace and quiet!
But last night, our last night for the summer, was a bit different!
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Lives and works in Chicago, IL and resident at the Cornelia Arts Building.
I am a painter exploring contemporary issues in perception, place, landscape, travel, and memory. I graduated from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2007 with a BFA in painting and drawing.
My painting and drawing projects have focused on perception and ideas of place and placelessness. I always loved how the experience of a location reveals complexity and depth beyond the physical. I am fascinated by the way a single image, or it's context in a series, can communicate an idea with a viewer. My work slips between painting, illustration, and photography, but I've always been most interested in painting for it's visceral quality and reductive ability to connect our memories, psychology, and longing to form, color, and space. I am drawn to art and design that embraces and captures this type of energy and moment away from the current. It can found in small moments of the everyday or ephemeral passages through time.


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Cartographers: Ingushetia gave Chechnya much more land than received
As a result of the border agreement, Ingushetia transferred to Chechnya 26 times more territories than those received from the Chechen Republic. The "Caucasian Knot" was informed about it by cartographers after they studied the documents and official data on the former and new borders, having refuted the authorities' statements that the exchange was equivalent.
The "Caucasian Knot" has reported that starting from October 4, the capital of Ingushetia hosts the around-the-clock mass rally in protest against the change in the border with Chechnya. Protesters demand a referendum on the border issue and resignation of the head of the republic, Yunus-Bek Evkurov, who signed the border agreement with Chechnya.
At the request of the "Caucasian Knot", cartography experts analyzed the maps of the Chechen Republic and the Republic of Ingushetia, as well as the agreement on new borders, and made a new map, on which earlier and new borders are marked. By means of these maps, experts defined the area of the territories exchanged by the republics.
One of the experts, a GIS specialist, a graduate of the Department of Cartography and Geology Informatics of the Geographical Department of Moscow State University, agreed to talk to the "Caucasian Knot" only on condition of anonymity. He defined that Chechnya has acquired 26,800 hectares of the territory of Ingushetia without a single dwelling settlement; while Ingushetia received about 1000 hectares of the now former Chechen territory.
These findings were rechecked and confirmed by Sofia Gavrilova, a Candidate in Geography, a cartographer and a post-graduate student at the Oxford University.
According to her version, one of the sites is located 26 kilometres from the Magas Airport, not far from the dwelling settlement of Goragorsky; its area is about 6000 hectares. The second site captures a part of the Ingush Wildlife Sanctuary and "Erzi" Reserve, The total area of this site is about 20,000 hectares.
"It should be noted that in both cases the border moves into the territory of Ingushetia, that is, by the expense of its area," Ms Gavrilova said, confirming that "Chechnya has taken over 25 times more land than Ingushetia."
Experts failed to state what is located in the site, which has moved from Chechnya to Ingushetia.
This article was originally published on the Russian page of 24/7 Internet agency 'Caucasian Knot' on October 9, 2018 at 00:16 am MSK. To access the full text of the article, click here.
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Dō
Dō (literally: "the Way") is a path which leads to enlightenment.
Dō is the Japanese pronunciation of the Tao that Lao-tzu spoke of the in the Tao Te Ching, which typically manifests itself in arts which are practiced as a way of life. Karate is one of many Ways, but keep in mind "that which is called the Way is not the True Way, for the True Way cannot be named."
Dō is a difficult concept to explain, since Western civilizations do not use arts, crafts, or sports as a means for teaching spiritual or ethical truths. The closest equivalent of dō in Western philosophy would be to achieve araté through phronesis. Dō and jutsu are permanently linked, like the two sides of a coin -- however they are complements, not opposites. Dō is not opposed to jutsu; a serious commitment to jutsu gradually reveals dō through a series of epiphanies.
Zen Buddhism was never popular among the Okinawans. Zen and karate were linked in the 1920s by Gichin Funakoshi, in order to make the art relevant to the modern world, per the request of the Dai Nippon Butoku Kai.
Americans tend to overemphasize Zen, usually due to idealizing Asian culture. Surprisingly, the animé fans aren't to worst offenders -- it's the middle-aged "spiritual-but-not-religious" people on quests "to explore warrior energies." These seekers want to talk instead of train, but the truths they seek can't be expressed with words. It's an experiential thing, like getting a joke. It's not the joke which enlightens; it's the "click" of getting the joke. No one can "seek wisdom," because wisdom only comes from within, as a result of dwelling upon your life experiences. Martial arts are thus a philosophy class for kinesthetic learners -- a bookmobile-like outreach program to bring philosophy to those who would normally pass it over and/or would not have access to it. Everything in the martial arts has a practical and a philosophical significance, so wisdom can become available to all -- but only after a workout, because the workout is the enlightenment. Enlightenment cannot be found, because enlightenment is a verb, not a noun; enlightenment is not a thing or a possession. Enlightenment isn't a prize you can display or brag about; it's a weird dream-like moment of clarity, which you can never really explain to other people. Even if you become enlightened, you must continue along the path, as there might be a deeper enlightenment beyond what you've experienced. However, these are lessons which go unlearned; upon realizing that martial arts masters are regular-ass people with day jobs, these seekers quietly see themselves out and find a new castle in the sky.
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Pushkal Saini March 26, 2018 March 26, 2018 No Comments on Why File Backup is Important in the Age of Cyber Threats?
The World Backup Day (31 March, 2018) is being about to come just before of April Fools' Day. It's an important reminder for people globally to take backup of personal data.
As we all have own personal data like photos, office documents, certificates, games, software's, etc. in a laptop, desktop, mobile phone other such devices, no matter how careful/punctual you are, you may lost an entire data anytime by mistake or other such cyber threats. If you remember the year 2017, that was the year of hackers, endless stream of breaches and leaks, that affected countless businesses, corporate and people worldwide.
In simple word, a data backup is copy of important files and data that you keep in other separate storage to use in case something happens in your original data. There are lots of easy ways to take backup and keep a copy of original files in another file like Cloud storage, CD, DVD, USB device, or external hard drive. Recently, Hello2Hosting has also launched very powerful and secured cloud storage for global customers, you can try it.
Data backup and disaster recovery both are different, as data backup refer to keep copy of original file in a other separate storage, Disaster recovery is a process to recover data which has been lost due to some causes.
According to research, in last three years 80% of business suffering from major theft and data breaches and gone out of business, and approximate 40% of them suffered from IT disasters or failures.
No matter how big or small is your organization, you need to protect data take backup time to Time and ensure that their systems can be restored smoothly, quickly and completely. So, it would be better for all the organizations and people to make sure that they have exact copy of original data and disaster recovery plan to restore the operation if they lost major data.
In nutshell, a data which is back up always help you to analyze data and formulate business strategy accordingly. You can use this backup for further testing, data mining and business analysis.


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20 interesting facts about Singapore
By Mik | May 8, 2019
interesting facts about Singapore Singapore colonial core centers on the Padang, a cricket field since the 1830s and now flanked by grand buildings such as City Hall, with its 18 Corinthian columns. In Singapore's circa 1820, Chinatown stands the red & gold Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, said to house one of Buddha's teeth. Singapore an island city off southern Malaysia it is a global financial center with a tropical climate and multicultural population.
Population: 5.8 million people live in Singapore (2017)
Capital: Singapore. It's a city state.
Name: Republic of Singapore
Government: Parliamentary Republic
Singapore National Flower Miss Vanda Joaquim by Eldred Lim / shutterstock.com
National Flower
Languages: English, Mandarin, Tamil, Malay
Religion: the majority are Buddhists or Christians
Life expectancy: 82.6 years
Currency: 1 Singapore dollar (SGD)=100 cents
National Symbols: 'Miss Vanda Joaquim orchid, the Merlion (half fish, half lion)
National Day: 9 August
Here are 20 interesting facts about Singapore.
Singapore contributes to 25% of the world market as the biggest exporter of ornamental fish.
On September 30th, 2000 the Guinness record for the longest human domino chain was achieved in Singapore.
This amazing chain, measured at 4.1km, was created with 9,233 students.
Bukit Timah Hill, at only 165 meters high, is the tallest natural point in Singapore.
most popular birth month in Singapore in October
It is not advised to deal with drugs in Singapore with it being one of the top leaders of carrying out death sentences (the majority to drug dealers).
Singapore is home to the biggest tropical orchid gardens, located in Singapore Botanic Gardens.
The government-backed Singapore Kindness Movement, formerly the National Courtesy Campaign, teaches Singaporeans to be kinder to one another and encourage a more pleasant society.
Singapore's Prime Minister earns the equivalent of USD 1.7 million yearly. The president of the USA earns less than a fourth of this at USD 400,000 per year and has a much bigger country to run. How does this work out?
If you stretched out Singapore's more than 3,000 kilometers of roads it would equal the distance from Singapore to Hong Kong.
The largest bat in the world, the flying fox, can be located on one of the islands off the mainland called Pulau Ubin. With an impressive wingspan of 1.5 meters, the flying fox is worth checking out.
Singapore's national flower is called Vanda Miss Joaquim. In 1893 this pretty flower was discovered by its namesake Agnes Joaquim of Armenia.
With only Monaco and the Chinese territory of Macau, ahead, Singapore is the third-most densely populated country in the world.
There is not much of a variation of temperature throughout the year in Singapore. With its tropical climate, the temperature range in Singapore is between 73 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit (23 to 32 degrees Celsius).
The 1st of October was a day dedicated to children in Singapore from 1961-2011. In 2012, Children's Day was changed to the first Friday of October by the Singapore Ministry of Education.
Boasting the biggest retractable dome in the world, with a diameter of 312m, Singapore's National Stadium has a huge canopy which is on hand to cover 55 thousand spectators from sun or rain.
Singapore Events and Public Holidays
Hari Raya Haji
Singapore Culture
The culture of Singapore is a combination of European & Asian cultures. Influenced by Malay,
East Asian, South Asian, and Eurasian cultures,
Language in Singapore
singapore official languages English
singapore official languages Mandarin Chinese
singapore official languages standard mandarin
singapore official languages Malay
singapore official languages Tamil
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Complete Genome Sequence of Human Coronavirus OC43 Isolated from Mexico.
Rhinovirus is an important pathogen in upper and lower respiratory tract infections in Mexican children.
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Helicobacter pylori CagA Suppresses Apoptosis through Activation of AKT in a Nontransformed Epithelial Cell Model of Glandular Acini Formation.
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Do you remember what the future looked like when you were a kid? Did you imagine taking your hoverboard to school, zipping around town in flying cars, having robot friends, playing sports in outer space, calling home on your holographic device, and conducting intergalactic travel in seconds?
What we might have imagined as kids isn't that far off today, especially with virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) becoming accessible to more people of all ages. With an annualized growth rate of 113% due to reach $215 billion in 2021, VR and AR are here to stay.
MERGE, is one immersive company that is helping shape the future of play by creating and evolving a kid-friendly XR ecosystem that's affordable and accessible with an abundance of fun quality content.
The MERGE ecosystem includes MERGE Miniverse, the only curated mobile VR/AR content library made for younger VR/AR explorers, the company's holographic MERGE Cube, and their marshmallow-soft MERGE Goggles.
At CES 2018, MERGE is announcing two more VR/AR product additions to their ecosystem.
The company will unveil the MERGE 6DoF Blaster – a breakthrough product that seamlessly merges the digital space with the real world without using a VR headset, and MERGE Mini – a smaller, lighter, and more accessible version of their original VR/AR goggles.
The MERGE 6DoF (6 Degrees of Freedom) Blaster uses positional tracking technology that allows you to maneuver around virtual worlds by moving, ducking and jumping in the real world – ultimately transforming the world into your own playground. MERGE will open the Blaster SDK to developers and games studios worldwide, and will release specs to enable manufacturers to make their own Blaster-compatible products. MERGE 6DoF Blaster is expected to hit retail shelves in Summer 2018.
MERGE Mini is a small and lightweight VR/AR headset designed for kids ages 10 and up. It takes all the features of the original MERGE Goggles and offers the most accessible and affordable way for younger users to explore high quality mobile VR/AR experiences, while still being comfortable for everyone. MERGE Mini will also hit retail shelves in Summer 2018.
MERGE is not only bringing together the physical and digital worlds with their products, they're also continually evolving and building their platforms through content partnerships, licensing agreements as well as creating new products and immersive experiences through MERGE Labs, the company's global development community.
The future of play is filled with magical experiences in the physical and digital world that help make kids smarter, more creative, and more collaborative. While we can't jump in our Delorean or time traveling phone box just yet, we can always go on a journey through imagination, creativity, and fun with companies like MERGE.


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Google Cloud Platform's machine learning tools allow media and entertainment companies to make the most out of their data and redefine their business strategies to resonate with today's digital consumers.
While the media and entertainment industry as a whole is projected to see modest but steady growth through 2021, traditional market segments are in decline as audiences find and consume content far differently than they did in the past. Channel flippers are giving way to cord cutters, and streaming services killed the video store. Today's digital consumers want specific content delivered to their devices, they want to consume it on their own schedule, and they expect a seamless, world-class user experience.
M&E companies have turned to machine learning to better understand their target audiences so that they can deliver the content and the immersive, personalized experiences they demand. ML algorithms are being deployed to help design trailers and other advertisements, provide consumers with personalized content recommendations, and even streamline the production process.
As the undisputed leader in AI and ML, the Google Cloud Platform allows enterprises to harness Google's decades of research into AI/ML and deploy advanced ML models without the need for a team of data scientists. With a wide selection of pre-trained ML models and easy-to-use tools that allow developers to build and train their own, GCP advances Google's mission to make AI and ML easy, fast, and useful for all developers and enterprises.
Deploy pre-trained ML models with GCP machine learning APIs
GCP's pre-trained, optimized ML models are great when an enterprise wants to get started with a specific use case quickly. Available APIs include:
Google Cloud Video Intelligence, a REST API that allows developers to access Google's video analysis technology to annotate entire videos, segments, shots, or frames with contextual information. Possible use cases include detection of labels, explicit content, and shot changes, as well as regionalization features.
Google Cloud Vision API, which enables applications to access vision detection features. Possible use cases include detecting labels, faces, logos, and landmarks, performing optical character recognition (OCR), and tagging explicit content within images.
Google Cloud Speech API, which supports over 110 languages and variants, allows applications to integrate speech recognition technologies for purposes of subtitles, closed-captioning, and other use cases where audio must be transcribed to text.
Google Natural Language API, which enables applications to perform sentiment analysis, entity analysis, entity-sentiment analysis, content classification, and syntax analysis. Use cases include sentiment analysis of online film and TV reviews.
Dialogflow Enterprise Edition, which allows users to build chatbots and other interactive, natural-sounding conversational interfaces for websites, mobile applications, popular messaging platforms, and IoT devices. Dialogflow can analyze multiple types of input, including text and audio, and can respond to consumers using text or synthetic speech.
Easily build & train custom ML models with Google Cloud AutoML
For use cases that fall outside the pre-trained APIs, there is Cloud AutoML, which is currently in beta. Using a graphical interface, developers without extensive machine learning knowledge can build and train custom ML models for specific business needs.
AutoML Tables is a no-code solution that allows anyone, whether a data scientist, developer, or analyst, to build and deploy ML models on structured tabular datasets and incorporate them into wider applications. Models can be designed and deployed within days, as opposed to weeks. Fox Sports used AutoML Tables to build a model that successfully engaged Australian cricket fans by using historical data to predict when wickets would fall five minutes before a pitch.
AutoML Vision, which was recently updated to support functionality at the edge, builds, trains, and optimizes models for use in applications in the cloud or at the edge to derive insights from images.
AutoML Video Intelligence is a video analysis and annotation solution that allows developers to use custom labels. Use cases include creating highlight reels or automatically removing commercials.
AutoML Natural Language uses machine learning to reveal the structure and meaning of text to glean more insight out of social media sentiment and customer conversations.
Much more to come through the new AI Platform
Google's new AI Platform, announced at Next '19, is being billed as an end-to-end development platform for teams to build, run, and manage their ML projects through a shared interface. Since the AI Platform supports Kubeflow, Google's open-source platform, it lets users build portable ML pipelines that can be run in the cloud or on-prem with very minimal code changes.
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Securing Linux and UNIX Systems in the Real World
By Bob Toxen
Introduction to the Second Edition
Who Should Read This Book?
How This Book Is Organized
What Are You Protecting?
Who Are Your Enemies?
What They Hope to Accomplish
Costs: Protection versus Break-Ins
Protecting Hardware
Protecting Network and Modem Access
Protecting System Access
Protecting Files
Preparing for and Detecting an Intrusion
Recovering from an Intrusion
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Real World Linux Security: Intrusion Prevention, Detection and Recovery
1.10 Protecting System Access
This book covers how to protect access to a system via proper password policy and configuration, disabling insecure services and software, upgrading insecure versions of programs, logging out inactive users, discovering new intrusion techniques (including the occasional security bug in trusted software) before crackers can use them against a system, and avoiding the various traps that crackers plant.
Also discussed are a variety of techniques and tools that further reduce vulnerability. Many Linux systems on the Internet (and non-Linux systems as well) offering telnet and FTP can be cracked via exhaustive password searches. Many systems have weak passwords that do not require exhaustive searches. On many systems, an intruder merely uses anonymous FTP to get a copy of the encrypted password file and cracks it on his own system with widely available tools. Then he "owns" that system (controls it with unauthorized root). On others, he uses known vulnerabilities in the POP or IMAP daemons, named, sendmail, or he breaks a CGI program. It is explained in detail how to build up a number of concentric walls in one's systems and network, each one of which must be penetrated in turn, before a break-in can occur. I call these concentric walls "Rings of Security" throughout the book. A single wall with many places where it might be broken would require only one break for a cracker to gain full access. However, these "Rings of Security" will stop most crackers from causing major problems because it is unlikely that a cracker will be able to break through all of them in turn.
Many leading security experts use the term security in depth for the same meaning, including Kurt Seifried of http://www.seifried.org and Mike Warfield of Internet Security Systems. It is very fortunate that both of these well-known experts found time to review this book and offer many suggestions.
Linux Shell Scripting with Bash
By Ken O. Burtch
Sams Teach Yourself Red Hat Linux Fedora in 24 Hours
By Aron Hsiao
Rapid Application Development with Mozilla
By Nigel McFarlane


Fore reliability and redundancy reasons, the little hot rod of a quad I previously built is turning into a hexacopter. Some of the electronic bits, and firmware are getting an upgrade as well, but thats part 2.
The featured image is a dry fit up of the airframe, and some of the bits and bobs scalped from the quadcopter. Check out the parts list below, and the fabrication photos.
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Q: Where should I put my JavaScript - page or external file? In VS 2008, I have an ASP.NET content page having one master page. I would like to add JavaScript functions for client side validation etc. for this page. My questions are:

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*Should I write these scripts in a separate .js file, or embedded within the .aspx file.

*Does this choice affect the performance of the website?

*Are there any rules for writing a JavaScript file?

A: I would say, you should create javascripts functions into separate .js file and link them up inside the the master page or .ASPX where it's needed.
Imagine you "copy and paste" the javascripts functions in each of the .ASPX, then when that .ASPX file is loaded, it will take longer to render that page since it needs to render also the javascript functions. If you maintain it into separate .js file, the browser will only download once if it's newer or not exist before.
You can also cache those .js files, so that the browsers won't reload it everytime.
The other advantage is when you need to make some changes in the .js files, you just need it to modify it centrally at one file, rather than do a "Find and Replace" through numerous .ASPX

A: You should consider the power of caching, if the JavaScript functions are likely to be used on several pages a user will visit. In this case you should put them in (if possible) one external .js file. With this the file will only get fetched once from the server and then stays in the browser cache. Your HTML pages get smaller (significantly for larger JS libs).
If the functions (typically validation rules) only apply to one single page only, an external JavaScript file would lead to an extra HTTP request that leads to a short blocking in the user's experience of your page. Here it's better to embed the JS in the HTML file.
See Yahoo!'s tips on this for more detailed hints.
Cheers,

A: It depends on your use. If its a page specific functionality then try and implement it in the page itself. If it is used by many pages then put that inside a js file.

Does it affect the performance of
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Yes, it can. If you have a js file with thousands of lines of code and in a page you have to call only one function inside the js file. If you refer the file for this one there should be a bandwidth wastage in downloading the entire file. For this case you can write the function inside the same page itself.
On the other side browser can cache a js file. So for subsequent requests if the file is present in the cache it won't be downloaded again. But in the case of JavaScript being written in the page itself, every time the page loads all of its contents will be downloaded.

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Highlights of HarmonyOS
The new HarmonyOS will work across different platforms and devices
Developers can develop there own app and deploy then across a range of devices
The new OS might be released in a new phone set to be launched before the completion of the year.
HongmengOS was unveiled by the Chinese telecom giant Huawei on Friday. Meanwhile, it is also dealing with the probability of losing access to Android. And all this is happening amidst intensifying stress in US-China trade relations. The head of Huawei's consumer business, Richard Yu, informed an interview in the city of Dongguan. He informed that the new operating system is called HarmonyOS or Hongmeng in Chinese. This system is slated to bring more consistency and benefit to the manufacturer's ecosystem.
And finally from Richard Yu: #HarmonyOS will officially be OPEN SOURCE #HDC2019 pic.twitter.com/KK8NGNS0Py
— Huawei Mobile (@HuaweiMobile) August 9, 2019
The New OS by Huawei will work across multiple devices like smartphones, smart TVs, wearable, and other web-connect devices.
This capability to work throughout different platforms and devices makes it "entirely various from Android and iOS," according to Mr. Yu, who stated it would likewise be open-source.
"You can develop your apps once, then flexibly deploy them across a range of devices," said Richard Yu
Huawei tablets and smart devices presently operate on Google's Android OS. Nevertheless increasing trade stress in between the United States and China are at a high. Thus requiring the Chinese company to fast-track the advancement of its OS.
Google was required to suspend Huawei's Android license in May. Since the United States federal government included it to a list of companies that the United States business is prohibited with working. The Trump administration mentioned issues that Huawei has ties to the Chinese state and might utilize its devices to spy on the United States.
Huawei's Prediction & Planning
Mr. Yu exposed in 2015 that Huawei had been dealing with its OS ought to ties ever be severed with Google. Nevertheless, he mentioned that it was just a "fall back" which his choice would be to continue dealing with the United States innovation giant.
Chinese media just recently reported that the new OS might be released in a new phone set to be launched before the completion of the year.
Global Times reported that the mobile phone would be targeted at the low-to-medium end of the marketplace and would introduce in between October and December.
In a news release, Huawei explained HarmonyOS as a "light-weight, compact OS" that will initially be utilized in smart devices like Smart speakers and smartwatches.
"We're entering a day and age where people expect a holistic intelligent experience across all devices and scenarios," mentioned Mr. Yu.
"To support this, we felt it was essential to have an OS with enhanced cross-platform abilities. We required an OS that supports all situations … Our company believes HarmonyOS will revitalize the market and enhance the ecosystem."
Establishing an OS and the whole community that accompanies it is an intricate affair.
Apart from Google's Android, the just other popular OS is Apple's iOS, offered solely on the iPhone.
Microsoft ended its Windows Phone platform previously this year. While Samsung's Tizen system is hardly understood compared to Android and iOS.
Without access to the complete variation of Android or the popular services of Google– not to discuss the lots of applications readily available on the Google Play store– Huawei might have a problem persuading customers with HarmonyOS outside China to purchase its phones.
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