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Kotelny
Location of Kotelny Island in the Russian Federation
East Siberian Sea
75°20′N 141°00′E / 75.333°N 141.000°E / 75.333; 141.000Coordinates: 75°20′N 141°00′E / 75.333°N 141.000°E / 75.333; 141.000
New Siberian Islands
Total islands
Major islands
Malakatyn-Tas
Pop. density
0.000086 /km2 (0.000223 /sq mi)
Kotelny Island (Russian: Остров Котельный, tr. Ostrov Kotelny; Yakut: Олгуйдаах Aрыы, romanized: Olguydaax Arııta) is part of the Anzhu Islands subgroup of the New Siberian Islands located between the Laptev Sea and the East Siberian Sea in the Russian Arctic. It is administratively and municipally part of Bulunsky District.
Kotelny, Faddeyevsky and Bunge Land are usually named as separate islands on most 20th century maps, although sometimes on the newest maps the name "Kotelny" is applied to the whole island. A flat, low-lying, plain connecting both is known as Bunge Land (Russian: Земля Бунге).
The total area of Kotelny Island is 23,165 km².[1] Kotelny is one of the 50 largest islands in the world.[2] These merged islands are a practically uninhabited territory belonging to Yakutia of the Russian Federation.
2.1 Adjacent islands
3 Geology
4 Vegetation
6 Strategic Importance
The island was officially discovered by a Russian merchant and hunter, Ivan Lyakhov, with the merchant Protod'yakonov, in 1773. In 1770, Ivan Lyakhov noticed reindeer tracks heading seaward across the sea ice. In 1773, he and Protod'yakonov discovered the Lyakhovsky Islands by boat using the bearing of these tracks. Continuing from the Lyakhovsky Islands, they discovered Kotelny Island and named it "Kettle Island" after a copper kettle, which they found while exploring it. The person(s), who visited Kotelny Island and left the copper kettle, is unknown.[3] Formerly this island had been known as "Thaddeus Island" or "Thaddeus Islands" in some maps.
Under the employment of Semen and Lev Syrovatskiy, Yakov Sannikov conducted numerous hunting and cartographic expeditions between 1800 and 1810. On one of these expeditions in 1805, he discovered Faddeyevsky Island. In 1809–1810 Yakov Sannikov and Matvei Gedenschtrom went to the New Siberian Islands on a cartographic expedition. Yakov Sannikov reported the sighting of a "new land" north of Kotelny in 1811. This became the myth of Zemlya Sannikova or "Sannikov Land".[3]
In 1886 Baron Eduard Von Toll thought that he had seen an unknown land north of Kotelny. He guessed that this was the so-called "Zemlya Sannikova".
The western part of Kotelny Island proper, also known as "Kettle Island",[3] is the largest section of the group, with an area of 11,665 km². It is rocky and hilly, rising to 374 m on Mt. Malakatyn-Tas. The Chukochya River flows westwards to the Laptev Sea. Cape Anisy 76°12′00″N 139°07′00″E / 76.200°N 139.1167°E / 76.200; 139.1167 is the northernmost headland of Kotelny and it is an important geographical point for it marks the NE limit of the Laptev Sea. Cape Medvezhiyis the southernmost headland of the island.
Bunge Land or Zemlya Bunge is a huge empty and almost barren intermediate zone. It is located between Kotelny and Faddeyevsky, which, unlike Bunge Land, could be described as proper islands. Sandy and flat, its area is 6,200 km². Since it rises only to a maximum height of 8 m above sea level, Bunge Land is flooded during storm surges, except for a very small area in the southeast that rises to an elevation of 11 to 21 m above sea level. The area that is periodically submerged accounts for over 80% of the total surface and is practically devoid of vegetation.[2] Bunge Land is named after Russian zoologist and explorer Alexander Alexandrovich Bunge.[4]
Faddeyevsky Peninsula (полуостров Фаддеевский) is a large peninsula projecting from the northern end of Bunge Land eastwards with its isthmus in the north. There is a deep inlet on Faddeyevski between its western coast and adjoining Bunge Land. Unlike Kotelny this island is relatively flat despite its size, its highest point being only 65 m. Its area is 5,300 km². Faddeyevsky is covered with tundra vegetation and dotted with small lakes. This island was named after a fur trader called Faddeyev who built the first habitation there.
Subdivisions of Kotelny Island
Location of Kotelny Island in the Anzhu subgroup.
Location of Bunge Land in the Anzhu subgroup.
Location of the Faddeyevsky Peninsula in the Anzhu subgroup.
Adjacent islands[edit]
Deep inside the bay on the northern side of Kotelny lies Skrytyy Island (Ostrov Skrytyy) 75°40′01″N 140°49′59″E / 75.667°N 140.833°E / 75.667; 140.833. It is 11 km long and 5.5 km wide.
Very close to Bunge Land's northwestern coast there are two islands: Zheleznyakov Island (Ostrov Zheleznyakova), right off the NW cape and, east of it, Matar Island (Ostrov Matar). Both islands are about 5 km in length.
Nanosnyy Island 76°16′59″N 140°24′58″E / 76.283°N 140.416°E / 76.283; 140.416 is a small island located due north off the northern bay formed by Kotelny and Bunge. It is C-shaped and only 4 km in length, but its importance lies in the fact that it is the northernmost island of the New Siberian group.
Figurina Island (Ostrov Figurina) was located about 30 km east of Nanosnyy Island. When discovered in 1822 by P. Anzhu, while he was searching for "Sannikov Land", its area was about 8 to 9 km². At that time, it had sea cliffs as high as 20 m (66 ft). Although marked on maps published in 1926, 1941, and 1945, a Soviet hydrographic expedition conducted in the early 1940s found that Figurina Island no longer existed.[5]
Geology[edit]
Kotelny Island consists of sedimentary rocks and sediments ranging in age from Early Paleozoic to Late Cenozoic. The oldest rocks fossiliferous shallow- to deep-water marine, Ordovician to Early Devonian limestones and dolomites. Middle Devonian to Carboniferous interbedded limestones, dolomites, sandstones, and conglomerates overlie these sedimentary strata. The Permian to Jurassic strata exposed within Kotelny Island consist of interbedded, fossiliferous mudstones, siltstones, and sandstones. All of these sedimentary rocks are faulted, folded into complex anticlines and synclines, and intruded by thin diabase dikes.[6][7] Pleistocene to Holocene fluvial sediments, which range in age from 1,500 to greater than 55,000 radiocarbon years BP, underlie stream terraces that lie within the Balyktakh and Dragotsennaya River valleys. Thick permafrost has developed in these sediments.[8]
Within Bunge Land and the southwest corner of Kotelny Island, relatively unconsolidated sediments ranging in age from Early Cretaceous to Holocene overlie the above folded and faulted sedimentary rocks. The oldest of these sediments are Early Cretaceous alluvial clays, silts, and sands that contain layers of conglomerate, tuff, tuffaceous sandstone, coal, and, at top, rhyolite. The Late Cretaceous sediments are overlain by Late Eocene to Pliocene alluvial sands that contain layers of clay, silt, gravel, brown coal, and lignitized wood.[9] The vast majority of Bunge Land is blanketed by Early Holocene marine sediments. Only in the central and southern parts of Bunge Land do either Late to Early Pleistocene marine sediments or very small patches of highly weathered Prequaternary deposits and bedrock underlie the surface.[10]
The surface of Faddeyevsky Island is underlain by unconsolidated sediments ranging in age from Early Cretaceous to Pleistocene. Three very small and isolated exposures indicate that the Early Cretaceous strata are similar to those found in the southwest corner of Kotelny Island. Overlying the Early Cretaceous sediments are alluvial and lacustrine Eocene clays and silts that contains rare beds of sands, brown coal, and gravel. To the north these sediments grade laterally into nearshore marine clays with fossil pelecypods. The Eocene sediments are overlain by fossiliferous, terrestrial and marine Oligocene to Miocene sands that contain subordinate beds of mud, clay, gravel, and brown coal. The Oligocene-Miocene sands accumulated in alluvial, lacustrine, and nearshore marine environments. Overlying the Oligocene-Miocene sands are Pliocene alluvial, lacustrine, and nearshore marine, muds, silts, and sands.[9]
Pleistocene deposits blanket most of the surface of Faddeyevsky Island. A layer of Late Pleistocene and Holocene alluvial and lacustrine deposits largely cover the central and southern parts of Faddeyevsky Island. Middle and Late Pleistocene deposits largely cover the northern part of this island. The permafrost is about 400 to 500 m thick. The central plain of Faddeyevsky Island has been highly altered by thermokarst processes. It contains numerous deep erosive cuts created by the seasonal melting of the permafrost. Numerous baydzharakhs, thermokarst mounds, dot the landscape; they are the result of the melting of polygonal ice wedges within the permafrost.[11]
Vegetation[edit]
Rush/grass, forb, cryptogam tundra covers all of Faddeyevsky Island and most of Kotelny Island. It is tundra consisting mostly of very low-growing grasses, rushes, forbs, mosses, lichens, and liverworts. These plants either mostly or completely cover the surface of the ground. The soils are typically moist, fine-grained, and often hummocky.[12]
Prostrate dwarfshrub, herb tundra covers all of Bunge Land and the eastern part of Kotelny Island adjacent to it. This type of tundra consists of dry tundra with open to patchy (20–80% cover) vegetation. The dominant plants comprising prostrate dwarfshrub, herb tundra are shrubs, i.e. Dryas spp. and Salix arctica, less than 5 cm tall, graminoids, and forbs. Lichens are also common.[12]
Kotelny Island has a harsh arctic climate, with temperatures only reaching above freezing briefly in the short summer months.
Climate data for Kotelny Island
(1.6) −6.2
(−4.5) −8.6
0 0 0 0.1 1 8 15 15 9 0.4 0 0 49
Average snowy days
15 16 16 15 22 16 8 11 22 26 18 16 201
Average relative humidity (%)
0 7 147 283 197 178 168 100 44 14 0 0 1,138
Source #1: Pogoda.ru.net[13]
Source #2: NOAA (sun 1961–1990)[14]
Strategic Importance[edit]
Main article: Temp (air base)
Between 1933 and 1993, Kotelny Island hosted an important Soviet naval (Northern Fleet) base. With the fall of the Soviet Union, the base was evacuated and only a civilian arctic research station remained located on the island. In late 2013, the first steps were taken to reactivate the base, with a temporary airstrip for flying in supplies and personnel established by a Russian naval task force that visited the New Siberian Islands during September 2013. Other initial infrastructure and supplies for the base, along with associated personnel were landed by the task force, whose flagship was the Kirov class Battlecruiser Petr Velikiy.[15]
In September 2014, the 99th Tactic Arctic Group permanently established the base by beginning construction of a military air base, pier and accommodation for troops and their families.[16] The airfield is now able to receive Ilyushin Il-76 aircraft all year long which significantly improves the bases ability to re-supply.[17] The base is known as the Northern Shamrock.[18]
In popular culture[edit]
Part of the action of Jules Verne's novel César Cascabel (1890), takes place on Kotelny Island. There the European protagonists encounter 350–400 members of a "Finnish tribe" who make their living by whaling and sealing.[19]
Baydzharakh
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anonymous, nda, "Kotel'nyy & Faddeyevsky". Archived from the original on December 23, 2010. Retrieved March 14, 2009. CS1 maint: BOT: original-url status unknown (link) aerial photograph of Kotelny/Faddeyevsky Island.[dead link]
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Q: How to send an email with content of a csv file input in a Shiny App? I'm trying to make a Shiny app which will read a csv file, and send me an email based on the content of the file. Here's the Shiny app introduction to a file reader, which I'm trying to adapt to my problem:
## Only run examples in interactive R sessions
if (interactive()) {

ui <- fluidPage(
  sidebarLayout(
    sidebarPanel(
      fileInput("file1", "Choose CSV File",
        accept = c(
          "text/csv",
          "text/comma-separated-values,text/plain",
          ".csv")
        ),
      tags$hr(),
      checkboxInput("header", "Header", TRUE)
    ),
    mainPanel(
      tableOutput("contents")
    )
  )
)

server <- function(input, output) {
  output$contents <- renderTable({
    # input$file1 will be NULL initially. After the user selects
    # and uploads a file, it will be a data frame with 'name',
    # 'size', 'type', and 'datapath' columns. The 'datapath'
    # column will contain the local filenames where the data can
    # be found.
    inFile <- input$file1

    if (is.null(inFile))
      return(NULL)

    read.csv(inFile$datapath, header = input$header)
  })
}

shinyApp(ui, server)
}

Here's what it looks like, cutting out the parts which are not necessary in my case:
if (interactive()) {

    ui <- fluidPage(
        sidebarLayout(
            sidebarPanel(
                fileInput("file1", "Choose CSV File",
                          accept = c(
                              "text/csv",
                              "text/comma-separated-values,text/plain",
                              ".csv")
                )
            ),
            mainPanel( )
        )
    )

    server <- function(input, output) {

        reactive({

        mail <- read_delim(input$file1$datapath,
                           ";",
                           escape_double = FALSE,
                           col_names = FALSE,
                           trim_ws = TRUE)

        if (is.null(mail))
            return(NULL)

            send.mail(from = "XXXXXXX",
                      to = "XXXXXX",
                      subject = mail[1,1],
                      body = mail[1,2],
                      html = T,
                      smtp = list(host.name = "smtp.gmail.com",
                                  port = 465,
                                  user.name = "XXXXX",
                                  passwd = "XXXXXX",
                                  ssl = T),
                      authenticate=T)

        })

    }

    shinyApp(ui, server)

}

I've already tested the email by itself, and it works. It just doesn't work within the app. Am I using reactivity wrong? Should it be observe?

A: Fixed with:
## Only run examples in interactive R sessions
if (interactive()) {

    ui <- fluidPage(
        sidebarLayout(
            sidebarPanel(
                fileInput("file1", "Choose CSV File",
                          accept = c(
                              "text/csv",
                              "text/comma-separated-values,text/plain",
                              ".csv")
                )
            ),
            mainPanel( )
        )
    )

    server <- function(input, output) {

        mail <- reactive({

            read_delim(input$file1$datapath,
                       ";",
                       escape_double = FALSE,
                       col_names = FALSE,
                       trim_ws = TRUE)

        })

        observe({

        if(!is.null(input$file1)){

            send.mail(from = "XXXXX",
                      to = "XXXX",
                      subject = as.character(mail()[1,1]),
                      body = as.character(mail()[1,2]),
                      html = T,
                      smtp = list(host.name = "smtp.gmail.com",
                                  port = 465,
                                  user.name = "XXXXXX",
                                  passwd = pass,
                                  ssl = T),
                      authenticate=T)

        }

        })
    }

    shinyApp(ui, server)

}```

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Water temperatures tend to be slightly cooler on the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica where the best surfing spots are than on the Caribbean Sea coast but only by one or two degrees. The water temperature doesn't vary greatly throughout the year, thanks to the country's location between 8 and 10 degrees north of the equator. Surfers will enjoy water temperatures on the Pacific Coast of between 81F or 27C in January which rise by a degree to 82F or 28C in June, July and August. The Caribbean coast ranges from 82F or 28F in January to 83F or 29C in the summer months. Each coast has water that feels like a relaxing, warm bath making it excellent for surfing, swimming, diving and sailing.
The country has a tropical climate which is only broken into seasons regarding the amount of rain that falls. The dry 'summer' is from December to March, while the 'wet' winter season falls between the months of April and November.
However, this just means that humidity is higher in the winter period from April onwards, particularly on the Caribbean coast and the dry northern plains. Temperatures of 81F or 26C to 82F or 27C throughout the year make Costa Rica a great destination at any time. Pack light, cotton clothing and be ready for occasional early morning or late evening showers during the 'wet' season.
Since the 1990's Costa Rica has been one of the leading eco-tourism destinations in the world and a high percentage of visitors come for the diverse wildlife and flora. Visit Dominical in South Pacific Costa Rica for stunning tropical beaches, national parks and exceptional wildlife spotting opportunities. The country has numerous national parks and is incredibly beautiful.
For volcanoes and remarkable scenery visit Rincon de la Vieja Volcano National Park or Arenal Volcano, or choose the Monteverde and Santa Elena Cloud Forest Reserves for exotic flora and fauna. Surfers are spoiled for choice on the Pacific Coast and some of the most famous spots include Tamarindo, Dominicalito and Esterillos. The Caribbean coast town of Limon is the perfect base for turtle spotting, while nearby Tortuguera National Park is a treasure trove of swamps, waterways and canals where you'll see iguana, sloth, monkey and if you're incredibly lucky, maybe even a jaguar.


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Apple Announces Free Updates To Final Cut Pro X, Motion and Compressor
Posted on April 6, 2018 by Larry
Yesterday, Apple announced free updates to their professional-grade video applications: Final Cut Pro X – to version 10.4.1, Motion – to version 5.4.1, and Compressor – to version 4.4.1. The new releases will ship on Monday, April 9.
There are two headline features with the update: an integrated closed-captioning system and a new codec – ProRes RAW – that is specifically designed to improve editing performance of RAW files for HDR editing.
Keep in mind that installing the new version of this software will replace the existing version and all libraries will be automatically updated when they are opened in the new version. This means that everyone on your production team will need to update at the same time.
macOS v10.13.2 or later
4 GM RAM, 8 GB recommended
10 GB of storage space for a new installation
FCP X HEADLINE FEATURES
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"ProRes RAW is a new format from Apple that offers the quality and workflow advantages of RAW with the stunning performance of ProRes. With ProRes RAW, editors can import, edit and grade pristine footage with RAW data from the camera sensor, providing ultimate flexibility when adjusting highlights and shadows — ideal for HDR workflows. And with performance optimized for macOS, editors can play full-quality 4K ProRes RAW files on MacBook Pro and iMac systems in real time without rendering. ProRes RAW files are even smaller than ProRes 4444 files, allowing editors to make better use of storage while providing an excellent format for archiving." (Apple's Press Release)
To support this new format, Atomos announced a free update to their Sumo and Shogun Inferno digital recorders. More details can be found here: https://www.atomos.com
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The second new feature is an integrated closed-captioning system.
"Final Cut Pro now includes powerful closed captioning tools…. Users can import closed caption files directly into their project or create them from scratch. Captions appear in the viewer during playback and can be attached to video or audio clips in the timeline, so they automatically move with the clips to which they're connected. An all-new captions inspector makes it simple to adjust caption text, color, alignment, location and more. Users can even create captions in multiple languages within the same timeline and easily share captioned videos to YouTube and Vimeo. And in the share window, a new Roles tab displays titles, video and audio roles in a single consolidated interface, making it easy to configure roles and closed captions when sharing." (Apple's press release)
MOTION AND COMPRESSOR
Both these apps gain support for ProRes RAW files, and Compressor also includes support for closed captions.
Where this update really shines, though, is fixing bugs and improving stability. Much has been written about issues with XDCAM footage, interface elements that don't work quite right and annoying crashes during compression.
This release contains an intensive and extensive bug fix for all three applications. Apple has worked hard to fix as many issues as possible.
As with all updates, unless you are experiencing crashes in your current system, it is wise to finish a project that is near completion before upgrading. Also, for critical systems, hold off updating for a week after release to make sure no unexpected issues crop up. Otherwise, this update is excellent news.
All updates are delivered through the Mac App store and will be available on Monday, April 9, 2018.
6 Responses to Apple Announces Free Updates To Final Cut Pro X, Motion and Compressor
Ross Hunter says:
Argh! I knew this day would come, but I hoped it would be later. I still have some 32 bit programs I depend on for authoring DVDs…there's still a demand. Now it appears I have to update to High Sierra to run FCPX 10.4.1. I'm not able to get a new iMac at this time.
Suggestions to keep Sierra around while updating to High Sierra and 10.4.1?
You can easily set up a dual-boot disk:
https://larryjordan.com/articles/create-a-dual-boot-mac-os-x-system/
Flick says:
You can still run 32-bit programs on High Sierra. This is the LAST release which will allow this.
I have one DVD client left – and one more project before they drop it and move forward as files-only!
https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT208436
Jacob Cichy says:
Is it possible to download and update to FCPX 10.4 as some of us are not yet running OS X 10.13?
Larry Jordan says:
Jacob:
Prior to the release of this update, yes. Now, no.


semver.org defines a set of rules about how software version numbers can be incremented in a meaningful and consistent way.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged dependency-management, versioning on February 6, 2013 by -.
Microsoft's just launched modern.IE – a collection of tools which aims to make the task of testing web pages and applications on IE easier.
The main tools of interest are an online page scanner (no good if your page isn't public), and virtual machine images (now for some additional platforms, including VirtualBox) for browser/OS combinations going back to IE7 on Vista.
Also came across the IE10 compat inspector script, and a good post about best practice when using vendor prefixes via the new site.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged css, internet-explorer, testing, tools, web on February 3, 2013 by -.
When new versions of the IDE are released, I've often updated my install and carried on without paying much attention to what's new other than what I happen to run into. So here I've trawled some "what's new" and "new and noteworthy" documentation for things I found useful – some of them surprisingly old!
To improve the presentation of the Debug perspective, the common debug control commands (Stop, Resume, etc.) have been moved out of the Debug view and into the global toolbar.
The global toolbar can be customized with the Window > Customize Perspective… action to add or remove debugging commands, or to show/hide the debug toolbar completely.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged eclipse, ide, java on February 2, 2013 by -.


Thank you for sharing. The God of Abraham can only be accessed through His son, Jesus.
Don't mistake a denouncement of Islam for a pronouncement for Christianity. Christianity also does harm to women's freedom.
I think pauljub has a google search setup for Ayaan and just makes random statements on anyone's blog who comments on her book, life or film. I was just going to ignore it, since it doesn't really make sense.
How did Abraham get to heaven, since he lived and died before Jesus? What's that? Direct revelation gives him a free ticket? Ok fine, how did Abe's descendants get to heaven with Jebus? I assume you can't use the direct revelation excuse for them?
tuibguy, thanx for the hat tip and blogroll add.
By they way, do I know you? Your picture looks familiar? I've probably come across your blog before I guess.


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You may want to get a new credit card from a bank that you already have a credit card with them, especially if you're interested in churning for credit card rewards. But will your card issuer approve your application for another credit card even though you already have one with them?
You're in luck. Many credit card issuers will indeed approve you for another one of their credit cards as long as you meet the qualification criteria. And, if you've always managed your current credit card well, that may make it easier for you to get approved for the new credit card.
Don't assume that you'll get approved for the exact same terms as your current credit card. The credit card issuer will approve your application based on your current income and credit standing. You could get approved for a higher interest rate and lower credit limit. Or, you could also get approved for a lower interest rate and a higher credit limit.
Two credit cards from the same bank may have different payment due dates, so it's important that you pay attention to both due dates. And, you need to submit payment for each credit card separately, making sure to including the account number on your check and payment coupon from your statement in the envelope if you're mailing your payment. If you make your credit card payments online, you'll have to select each account separately to make a payment.
The minimum payment amounts may be different for both of your credit cards, especially if you have different balances and different interest rates. Pay close attention to the payments you're making for each account and be sure you're paying the right amount for the right account.
Unfortunately, you (generally) won't be able to transfer balances between credit cards from the same bank. Banks typically offer balance transfer promotions because they're trying to get you to move your balances from another bank. So if it's a great balance transfer deal you're looking for, you'll want to apply for a credit card with another bank.
Penalties carry over to all credit cards from the same issuer.
Having two credit cards from the same credit card issuer can be risky. If you default on the payments on one credit card and trigger the penalty rate, you may receive the penalty rate on the other credit card, too, even if your payments with that credit card were always on time. But late fees only apply to the credit card for which the payment was late.
Limited ability to earn signup bonuses.
If you're interested in another credit card from your credit card issuer because you want to earn the signup bonus, read the terms of the credit card rewards program before applying for the credit card. You may not be able to earn a signup bonus on a new credit card, especially if you've already earned a signup bonus from that credit card issuer. Some credit card issuers only allow cardholders to earn a signup bonus once every two years. Others may only allow cardholders to earn a single signup bonus ever.
Chase, for example, recently adopted the unofficial 5/24 rule and may not approve you if you've opened more than 5 credit cards within the past 24 months.
Of course, whether you're getting multiple credit cards from the same credit card issuer or multiple credit cards from different credit card issuers, it's important to be sure you're not taking on more credit cards than you can handle. If you're struggling with your current credit card payments or all your current credit cards are maxed out, it may not be a good idea to put in another credit card application with any credit card issuer.


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Japanese sugar firm Mitsui invests $7.6m in halal production drive
By Lester Wan
15-Jan-2018 - Last updated on 15-Jan-2018 at 03:59 GMT
Mitsui Sugar Co is acting upon rising global and domestic demand for halal products. ©GettyImages
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Japan's Mitsui Sugar Co is slated to start producing halal sugar soon to tap into growing regional demand and offset a potential domestic slowdown.
The Tokyo-based company — which has seen continuous growth in recent years, and a net profit margin of 9.91% in Q3 2017 — plans to act upon the growing global demand for halal food products and the opportunities it brings.
The Nikkei Asian Review said that this demand comes from both restaurants as well as food seasoning firms.
This strategic move could prompt others in the sugar or sweeteners production segment to follow the banner.
Japan's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) had stated that sugar consumption in the Northeast Asian nation is falling.
The decline is said to be due to consumers in a society with good health knowledge and consciousness, who are avoiding sugar.
Despite this, the increasing number of visitors to Japan from Muslim countries (including in the lead up to the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics) has seen greater demand for halal food, both from halal offerings at food service establishments and food products made by Japanese food firms.
The process of refining of sugar usually utilises bone char from animals — produced by burning the bones in the deficiency of oxygen — which allows the removal of pigments, ash and other impurities in the sugar. However, this method is not compliant with Islamic dietary laws.
To cater to the halal market, Mitsui Sugar has decided to entirely eliminate bone char from its sugar production processes. Instead, it will use filtration with activated charcoal.
Costs and savings
The required changes to Mitsui Sugar's 10 refining units in Fukuoka, Southwest Japan, will cost the company around ¥850m (US$7.63m). The new halal-suitable production units will be operational from mid-2018.
On the other hand, according to the company, the change to the use of activated carbon in the filtration process will also reduce sugar production costs by about ¥100m (close to US$900,000) per year, thanks to reductions in water and electricity — from the higher absorption of activated charcoal.
Mitsui Sugar has 939 employees. The company's sugars segment produces and markets raw and refined sugars and sugar products, while the food ingredients segment manufactures and sells functional sweeteners, food colours, seasonings, sugar cane extracts, agar and bio products.
The company will be present at Food Ingredients Asia in Jakarta in October, showcasing its Spoon brand molasses extract, and it will now doubt be keen to exploit halal opportunities in the Southeast Asian market too.
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Abigail Duhon is fast becoming a household name. A rising star in Christian cinema and the music industry, this young woman is soundly capable of the triple treat—acting, singing, and dancing—required by any entertainment industry to succeed. Clearly, she's hardworking. She's starred in deeply inspirational movies that have shaken the world (God's Not Dead franchise, Caged No More, I'm Not Ashamed etc.), opened for artists like Newsboys and For King and Country in national tours since 2013, and worked with the industry's best such as writers, Chuck Butler (Brandon Heath, Royal Tailor), Jamie Moore (TobyMac), Aaron Rice (TobyMac), Ian Eskelin (Francesca Battistelli, Britt Nicole), Ahmande "Mondo Grimes" (Nicole C. Mullen), as well as being mentored/coached by former Mouseketeer, Jennifer McGill, and industry veteran, Diane Sheets. Duhon is also a contributor for the Christian Post.
Duhon has steadily risen to a sturdy and formidable place in the Christian Entertainment industry. With two albums under her belt, and her third and self-titled one due to be released May 26th (read the TBAP review here), her influence will likely and quickly grow, especially over the younger generation, as well as continue to win the hearts of the older. Ten, twenty years from now, Duhon could become one of the greats that will affect the world in a strikingly positive way.
This is why we need to pray for Abigail Duhon.
She's a brave, young woman relentless in showing her faith.
Let us thank Jesus for her boldness and courage in choosing the Christian entertainment industry; she could have decided to go mainstream (this is in no way saying that choosing mainstream is wrong. God sends people there, too). Let us thank God that she obeyed His call to speak of His Word through diverse arts. Let us ask that Jesus give her the strength to continue on the path He is leading her on. Let us pray that Duhon continues to seek the heart of God and remain Spirit-led as she continually steps out in faith to fulfill her destiny. Let us petition God to continually bless her with His serenity, courage, and wisdom.
God bless you, Abigail Duhon! We're praying for you.
Born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana, Abigail discovered her passion for music immediately after Hurricane Katrina destroyed the family home and nearly took every natural possession they owned. At only six years old during the crisis, she awoke to hear a song in her heart and wrote out lyrics as a reflection on their sudden circumstances. The song was titled Beautiful, and would become one of her first original songs on her debut album released at the tender age of ten.
A dancer since she was two years old, Abigail quickly incorporated her passion for music with a beat and her Christian lyrics to become one of the youngest teen artists to have a Christian song reach the top 100 Billboard Singles charts in 2014. Her second album, Right Now, combined pop music with EDM and dubstep elements to create an exciting alternative for tweens desiring to listen to a secular sound, but with faith-based lyrics. She was the recipient of the 2015 Best Emerging Artist from the 'We Love Christian Music' awards sponsored by NewReleaseToday.com.
In 2013, Abigail was selected to become a cast-member of the television show, iShine Knect, which averages over one-million viewers each week on TBN Network, and other faith-based networks around the world.
Her role as Elizabeth in the 2013 film, This Is Our Time, launched her film career. Then in 2014, she was cast in the worldwide record-setting Christian film, God's Not Dead, as student, Abby Wheaton. Her work as a featured actor in Camp Cool Kids (2017) and Caged No More (January 2016) show extreme diversity in roles. Two others include God's Not Dead 2 (April 2016) and I'm Not Ashamed (October 2016), the Columbine High School shooting story. She continues to add to her resume with other independent films.
She has been touring nationally since 2013 for music, opening for popular artists, Newsboys and For King and Country, while also participating in The Millennial Tour, a teen artist lineup national tour. Her 50+ concerts have been seen at festivals like Creation Northeast and Northwest, Freedom Festival Jacksonville, Sonshine Festival, ICRS Main Stage, iShine Fall and Winter tours, Ichthus Festival, Amplifyfest, Lifest, and Lifelight Festival South Dakota.
*The article, Pray For Abigail Duhon, first appeared on To Be A Person (TBAP).


It is a sedimentary rock consisting mainly of calcium carbonate (CaCO3) is, it can contain clay, hematite, siderite, quartz, etc., that will vary its colour and consistency. It is less hard than copper and reacts with effervescence to acids such as hydrochloric acid.
It is a sedimentary rock of contrast of variable colour, containing clasts with a size to a grain of sand. The sandstones contain interstitial spaces between their grains that are filled with cement of silica in the oldest rocks.


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NGC 3373 (другие обозначения — NGC 3389, UGC 5914, MCG 2-28-13, ZWG 66.22, PGC 32306) — спиральная галактика (Sc) в созвездии Льва. Открыта Уильямом Гершелем в 1784 году.

В галактике зафиксированы как минимум две вспышки сверхновых: , пиковая видимая звездная величина которой составила 13,0m, и  типа II, видимая величина которой составила 16,5m. Сверхновая SN 2009md была изучена детально: выяснилось, что она относится к типу IIP и является сверхновой с пониженной светимостью. Звезда-предшественник этого объекта была красным сверхгигантом с массой 8,5 , с абсолютной звёздной величиной −4,63m, а при вспышке сверхновой было выброшено 5,4 радиоактивного никеля-56.

Галактика NGC 3389 входит в состав группы галактик . Помимо NGC 3389 в группу также входят NGC 3338, NGC 3346, MK 1263, UGC 5832 и PGC 31933.

История изучения
Этот объект занесён в Новый общий каталог дважды, с обозначениями NGC 3373 и NGC 3389. Независимо от Уильяма Гершеля, чьё открытие вошло в каталог как NGC 3373, галактику впоследствии открыл Джон Гершель в 1830 году, его открытие стало известно как NGC 3389.

В 1974 году было проведено фотометрическое исследование нескольких галактик, в том числе и NGC 3389.

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HOME > NEWSROOM > ARTICLES > From the Makers of the Creation Museum Comes 'Ark Encounter,' a Noah's Ark Theme Park
From the Makers of the Creation Museum Comes 'Ark Encounter,' a Noah's Ark Theme Park
Three years ago, Answers in Genesis (AiG) partnered with the Ark Encounter LLC to construct a full-scale Noah's Ark tourist attraction in northern Kentucky.
Last month, the organization revealed a topographical model of the Ark Encounter's first phase, which will feature a full-size Ark and petting zoo.
Since then, anticipation has been building again for the one-of-a-kind historically themed attraction, which will be constructed in Williamstown, KY.
"We are very pleased to be a part of this new project," said Ken Ham, President and Founder of AiG and the Creation Museum in Petersburg, KY. "We hope that this fun and educational complex called the Ark Encounter will become another popular tourist destination for the state."
A feasibility study conducted by the renowned America's Research Group has indicated that the Ark Encounter may attract 1.6 million visitors in the first year and is expected to employ up to 900 full- and part-time staff.
In addition to the full-size Ark, the complex will – in subsequent phases – include a walled city much like those found in ancient times, live animal shows, a children's interactive play area, a replica of the Tower of Babel with exhibits, a 500-seat 5-D special effects theater, an aviary, and a first-century Middle Eastern village.
To showcase the "green" construction methods and materials that will be used, the complex will also include a Special Events Area for large gatherings, highlighting some of the Leader in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) building techniques used to construct the Ark Encounter.
Depending on fundraising, construction could begin in 2014 and a grand opening for the full-size Ark and petting zoo as early as 2015.
For information on the Ark Encounter, visit ArkEncounter.com.


The "Four Book" and the "Five Classics" are the chief amongst the classical works of the Chinese. The Four Books consist of The Confucian Analects, The great Learning, The Doctrine of the mean,and The Works of Mencius. The Five Classics consist of The Book of Changes, The Book of History, The Book of Odes, The Book of Rites and The Spring and Autumn Annals. The last is the only one of which Confucius is actually the author, though he compiled The Book of History and The Odes. The Book of Changes is regarded with almost universal reverence, both on account of its antiquity, and also for the unfathomable wisdom which is supposed to be concealed under its mysterious symbols. The Four Books, which rank next after The Five Classics are composed, for the most part, of the words, conversations, and opinions of Confucius and Mencius, as recorded by their disciples.
Historical Annals - This class of histories contains a concise narrative of events on the plan of The Spring and Autumn Annals. Among the most celebrated of these is the Tsz Chi Tung Kin, of the famous historian Sima Guang, in 294 books,which occupied the author 19 years in writing.
Geographical and Topographical Works - Every small division of the empire has its topographical work dealing with its own history, antiquities, towns,curiosities, and anything of interest connected with it.
Other literature includes astronomy, mathematics, essays, Buddhist literature, Taoist literature, Belles letters, rhymes and songs, drama, etc.


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Ian Urquhart Elected Chair of Charlestown Boys & Girls Club Advisory Board
Firm News · June 15, 2017
Real Estate attorney Ian Urquhart has been recently elected as the Chair of the Charlestown Boys & Girls Club Advisory Board. Growing up in Charlestown, Urquhart was a regular at the Boys & Girls Club, where he went after school to do his homework, practice basketball, and attend College Club. Urquhart credits staff members at the Boys & Girls Club with encouraging and helping him to apply to Skidmore College, where he was accepted and earned his undergraduate degree. Urquhart is thus very excited to be taking up a leadership role at the Charlestown Boys & Girls Club, saying "I feel honored for the opportunity to give back to a place that matters so much to me and for the chance to help the next generation of Charlestown kids and teens achieve their full potential." Charlestown Boys & Girls Club Director Peter Nash is equally pleased, saying "I am very excited Ian is assuming the role of Chairperson after having spent the past four years on the Club's Advisory Board. What makes it even more special is Ian spent 12 years of his childhood at the Club. What better role model for our kids than a former club kid coming back to take on a leadership role?"


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Automakers and suppliers of automotive technology are making big moves toward transforming the very nature of vehicles and the amount of fuel they consume. Electric vehicles and self-driving cars are gaining strong support from investors, venture partners, government officials, shareholders, and customers.
But how close are we to seeing these electrified, autonomous, advanced vehicles on our roads? Carmakers have embraced ambitious electric vehicle targets, and autonomous vehicles are expected to take a step forward next year in an instrumental U.S. market.
Last year, automakers were surprised to see Tesla take nearly 400,000 pre-order down payments for its upcoming Model 3 electric car. That move, along with increasing government pressure in the post-"Dieselgate" environment, spurred competitors to commit to ambitious, capital-intensive EV targets over the next decade. China is also playing a pivotal role in automakers adding several EVs to their product pipelines. Government mandates are expected to be announced soon that could eventually ban the sale of gasoline- and diesel-powered vehicles in the coming decades in that market.
Volkswagen was the first traditional automaker to plunge in, kicking off its all-electric ID platform with a concept hatchback sedan at last year's Paris Motor Show. That was followed this year by the unveilings of the ID Buzz microbus concept and the ID Crozz sport utility concept vehicle. The German automaker will start with the ID hatchback sedan being launched in 2020, along with a refreshed Golf electric variation that same year.
The company has set the goal of selling one million EVs with the VW badge by 2025. That would even out the playing field with Tesla, which is ramping up to build a million units per year by 2020.
VW's Audi and Porsche brands have been moving forward on their own EV model launches, including Audi e-tron models and high performance Porsche Mission E electric sports cars.
Last month, German competitor Daimler's chief Dieter Zetsche said its Mercedes-Benz division will offer electric versions of all its models by 2022. That follows a move made last year during the Paris auto show when the company announced that it would launch at least 10 new models under its new EQ brand of luxury EVs. Zetsche said last year that the company expects EVs will make up 15 percent to 25 percent of its total vehicle sales by 2025.
Daimler's Smart small city car brand will become fully electric by 2022.
Last month, Mercedes-Benz revealed the Concept EQ A electric vehicle, which fits into the company's A-Class crossover SUV platform.
In July, BMW updated its Number One > Next campaign, announcing that all its brands and model series will offer all-electric or plug-in hybrid variations in addition to the internal combustion engine option. New EV models will be come to market soon and beyond 2020. They'll be built on BMW's next generation vehicle architecture made for all-electric vehicles. One will be the futuristic i Next electric crossover, available in 2021. The i Vision Dynamics concept vehicle was revealed last month in Frankfurt, and it may be later launched as the BMW i5.
BMW's Mini brand will start production during 2019 of a battery electric variation of its core 3-door model.
Volvo made a big splash in July by announcing that every Volvo it launches from 2019 will have an electric motor, appearing as all-electric cars, plug in hybrids, and hybrid powertrain options. That makes for an historic mark for the company that will no longer offers vehicles that only have an internal-combustion engine.
On the luxury vehicle side, Aston Martin, and Jaguar Land Rover have announced similar moves in recent months.
General Motors, known for launching the Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid in late 2010 and the all-electric 238-mile range Chevrolet Bolt in late 2016, is making a much larger move. Two new battery electric vehicles will be launched next year, with at least 18 more coming out by 2023.
Ford has set up a dedicated electrification team to deliver 13 electrified vehicles over the next five years. Seven have been announced, including a 300-mile range crossover EV that will come out in 2020. New electrified vehicles will include an F-150 Hybrid, Mustang Hybrid, Transit Custom plug-in hybrid, an autonomous vehicle hybrid, and a Ford Police Responder hybrid sedan.
In late September, Toyota made another move away from its previous commitment to prioritize hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and hybrids. The Japanese automaker, along with Mazda and auto parts supplier Denso, will be jointly forming a new company, EV C.A. Spirit, to develop electric vehicles.
New production electric models are expected to come out in 2019 and 2020. Toyota will own 90 percent of the new company, and Mazda and auto parts supplier Denso will split the remaining 10 percent. Last year, Toyota CEO Akio Toyoda announced he will lead a group of executives overseeing upcoming all-electric vehicle launches.
Honda Motor Co. plans to unveil EVs to global markets, and committed to launch fully self-driving cars around 2025.
Nearly all of the major global automakers have committed to launching EV models in the near future, but autonomous vehicle technology has become an even higher priority for some of the companies.
Autonomous vehicle technology has witnessed a wave of enthusiasm and corporate alliances in the past three years – soon after Google announced its self-driving car project would be testing concept cars built in-house. Self-driving cars have had an even bigger barrier to surpass than EVs – gaining government approval to have large numbers of the cars allowed to drive on its public roads.
California may see the technology boldly step forward. The state's Department of Motor Vehicles has issued proposed rules that would allow fully autonomous vehicles, without backup drivers, to be on its public roads by June or earlier next year. A few minor revisions have been added to a previous draft, such as requiring manufacturers to notify local governments that they would like to test autonomous vehicles in their cities.
Emerging self-driving car technology, which includes LiDAR sensors, faces a few challenges to be addressed before seeing mass-market production. EVs have their own set of issues to address, including extending per-charge range, reducing the cost of battery packs, and seeing a pervasive network of charging stations. Sales of EVs are seeing impressive growth rates, but still represent a very small percentage of global auto sales. Reaching a quarter of total sales will take EVs much longer than 2025 to hit the mark.
Automakers and companies such as Google and Apple speak as if self-driving cars will become common on public roads in the near future. However, until vehicle safety and liability issues are effectively addressed, the technology will stay in the pre-production test phase.
People who breathe, particularly in urban areas.
I don't know who will win the ecar race, but I know who started it, Elon Musk with his Tesla Motors.


Stricter laws and regulations can encourage people to practice safer driving, researchers reported. In the new study conducted by a team from Western University located in London, Canada, the researchers discovered that strict speeding and aggressive driving laws helped reduce the number of injuries and fatal accidents in young male drivers.
In this study, the researchers headed by Evelyn Vingilis, PhD, a professor in Family Medicine, and Epidemiology and Biostatistics at Western's Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry examined the effects of the 2007 driving laws. They analyzed the data with the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario (MTO), which ranged from January 1, 2002 to December 31, 2011. Overall for the age group of 16-24, 1.21 percent of licensed drivers had their licenses suspended. Only .37 percent of men between the ages of 25 and 64 had their licenses taken away.
The team reported that the new law called the Ontario's Street Racers, Stunt, and Aggressive Drivers Legislation (Bill 203) helped reduce injuries and fatalities caused by speeding by a rate of 58 per month for male drivers between the ages of 16 and 24. This rate translates to around 700 fewer cases per year.
"First of all we looked at males and females, and then we looked at younger and older individuals because we know from my earlier research, that street racing and extreme speeding is an activity that typically younger males are more likely to engage in," said Vingilis reported by Medical Xpress. "What we found was a substantial reduction in the number of convictions for extreme speeding for males, and no change for females because they were pretty low any way. And importantly, we found a significant decrease in the number of motor vehicle casualties of males 16 to 24 -quite a significant reduction."
Under the law, drivers who are caught speeding will have their vehicles impounded for one week. If the drivers are convicted, a fine can range from $2000-$10,000 and a license suspension can last for up to two years. The penalties become more extreme for each conviction after the first.
The study's findings were published in two different journals, the Accident Analysis & Prevention and the Traffic Injury Prevention.


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TV Resolution: 4K (2160p) Vs Full HD (1080p): Which is The Best for You?
October 24, 2018 By Kenny
Who amongst us has not been scolded by our parents as a kid for watching TV too closely? But, really who could have blamed us? The resolution that Television came at that time was crap, to say the least. We had to literally stand next to the TV screen to see what the show/movie was about. But that's all in the past; the TV's of our present market is more advanced than what we could have ever imagined.
Now it's more about the Resolution war. The picture quality has evolved so quickly over a span of 10 – 15 years (ish). The innovation of combining TV and internet (smart TV) only makes the debate more complicated but an intriguing one. The comparison between Full HD and 4k is rather odd considering that 4k is the latest Resolution in the market. Consider the Android smartphone's versions; only instead of going alphabetically (Nougat – Oreo – pie), the TV resolution goes about it numerically (720p – 1080p – 2160p).
Basically the higher the number, the better the picture quality, so its no rocket science to understand that 2160p (4k) has the best picture quality. But the latest resolution (version) does not always mean it's better than its predecessor. For example; Android Lollipop came after Android KitKat and people complained about lollipop's stability and other major issues. So, in that case, KitKat was more preferred and used even after Lollipop was released. So, you can't just switch to 4k before weighing its ups and downs compared to Full HD.
What is Full HD resolution?
If you are not sure what Full HD means, just unlock your smartphone and stare at your home screen. Most of the latest smartphones come with Full HD display (1080p). You can also easily go to YouTube and select any video and choose 1080p if you aren't sure about the picture quality. The picture quality is crisp and flawless, and one can hardly see how the quality can get better from there. That's where 4K jumps in.
What is 4K (Ultra High Definition)?
Think of 1080p TV resolution and how clear and crisp the picture quality is. Now, double that quality of the picture; how insane and absurd would that be? The 4k resolution has 2160p which is double of that of the Full HD resolution.
But is 4K resolution better than Full HD? Not just in terms of picture quality but in all other crucial aspects? The war is on to see which resolution is best for you.
If you are in the market trying to find your new TV, the picture quality should play a significant role, right? Unless you are looking for a TV that grants your wishes, the picture quality is anybody's priority. So it's best to know which resolution offers the best picture.
The Full HD resolution is the absolute joy of a watching experience. It gives you a detailed and crystal clear picture quality. The Full HD display offers 1080p resolution and to be honest; there's not much to complain about it. You can live happily and experience a wonderful television time with Full HD without any complaints. The Full HD has rightfully taken the top place when it comes to resolution market for a long time now. And still, the 1080p resolution doesn't leave much to complain.
You could say that 4K is the next in line for the throne after Full HD. You already have an insane resolution and picture quality with Full HD, and now you have 4K resolution. The 4K (Ultra High Definition) resolution offers 2160p which makes it better (obviously). The 4K Ultra HD is capable of displaying picture at about four times to that of the Full HD.
So if resolution is your main priority, the 4K resolution is the clear winner by miles.
HDR (HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE)
The High Dynamic Range refers to the contrast level of your TV picture quality. Although this factor is purely subjective (since everyone has different preferences), it is important to note that 4K resolution has better HDR balance. The HDR also doesn't only balance your picture contrast but also the brightness and basically everything related to balancing your TV picture quality.
If you think HDR doesn't matter that much as other aspects, try switching back to black and white TV and see how crucial it really is. The HDR positioning or filtering the picture in both Full HD and 4K are identical, but 4K TV offers a "slight" better experience.
Note: the difference isn't huge to just downplay Full HD.
There is no denying the fact that Smart TV's are gaining huge popularity. Huge may be too small a vocabulary to describe it. The idea of connecting your TV to the internet is revolutionary. People can finally sit in front of the TV again apart from watching only the Live Game broadcasts.
The option to make our regular TV into a smart one is possible with both Full HD and 4K TV's. You can sit, relax and stream all your favorite Netflix or Amazon Prime shows on either Full HD or 4k TV.
So in terms of Smart TV options, both of them offer the feature to enable it.
Your watching content
Whatever your TV resolution is, the only purpose you are buying a TV is because you have to watch (whatever content it may be). Unless you are buying a TV just because your living room wall appears too empty and need a TV to blend in with your décor.
You are surely going to stream all your favorite shows from Netflix, HBO or Amazon Prime etc, and this is where 4k has some shortcoming. Almost every show from any channel will support Full HD resolution. But, this is not the same for 4k resolution.
Since 4K is relatively new to the market, only some shows come with 4K resolution support. So you may be stuck with watching Full HD resolution content with a 4K TV.
It is, however, important to note that the amount of shows supporting 4k is growing rapidly.
The Budget is always going to matter in any situation where you are comparing two products. The budget shouldn't be a surprise to anyone since everything that spells good quality will always come with a price. Hence, the 4K TV will obviously cost more than Full HD TV. But the real dilemma is, by how much is the 4K TV costlier and is it worth the Price tag?
Generally, a 4K TV will cost you around $650 for a 55-inch to 65-inch TV. On the other hand, a Full HD TV will cost around $300. There is certainly a relative amount of price difference between the 4K and a Full HD TV.
But considering the fact that 4K offers better picture quality (way better) and also has much-improved color balance, the price is justified.
Keep one thing in mind; "the picture quality is always (and I cannot stress how crucial) superior to your TV resolution." You may as well just go ahead and buy a 4K TV, but if it is an LED, a Full HD OLED or Plasma TV will always give you a better picture.
It is, therefore, crucial to pick the right TV. Or else you may as well purchase a 4K TV with the picture quality of Full HD (which would be disappointing).
The smallest of details matter the most in case of 4K and Full HD. After all, that's what the main difference is. The minor details in the picture quality are very apparent, and obviously, 4K dominates Full HD TV.
But the detail part is rather tricky. If you compare the two Resolution in close view, then YES, the 4K resolution has better refinement and much better details in every picture. But let's face it, you are not going to watch TV from an inch away from the screen.
In normal viewing distance, there is hardly any difference in details between a 4K and a Full HD TV. Also, the screen size of your TV plays a crucial role as well.
With TV size less than 65" the details are hardly noticeable. If you go up to 65" the difference becomes slightly visible. This seems to be the concept; the bigger your TV is, the more you can tell the difference between a 4K and a Full HD resolution picture.
Clearly, the 4K resolution is here to stay. It is the future, and in fact, some countries are already moving on to 5K resolution. If you have to compare all the aspect of both resolutions, then 4K seems to be the rather obvious choice.
But again Full HD is by no means an outdated resolution. If you don't have a budget for a 4K TV, then Full HD TV should be a no-brainer choice for you.
In fact, as long as the TV is Plasma, LCD, or OLED and the screen size is below 65" (ish), it really doesn't matter if it's a 4K or Full HD, just because they look so similar and the difference is hardly noticeable.
But, the bottom line is 4K is here to stay and it's the future. At some point you will have to ignore the price tag and go for a better and improved picture quality. You can't get yourself stuck with 1080p forever.
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Mark Boyd is leading another two day course at the Slimbridge Wildlife and Wetland Park in February 2018. At Slimbridge we have a fabulous opportunity to study and sketch geese, cranes and Eider ducks, as well as water mammals otters, beaver and water voles feeding by the side of the water. This is the only place in the world you can see all six species of flamingo.
The period from January to March is fantastic for large numbers of geese, swans, and other waterfowl which overwinter at Slimbridge, before returning to their breeding sites in March. The most well-known species are white-fronted geese and Bewick's swans. Afternoon feeds draw thousands of birds including the swans, pintails, pochards, tufted ducks, gadwells, teals and many others. Elsewhere in the flooded areas of the reserve it's not uncommon to see tens of thousands of water birds feeding – among them European wigeons, golden plovers, dunlin, curlew and lapwings. There is also very often a big roost of starlings at this time of year whose synchronised aerial acrobatics at dusk are mesmerising!
Cost: £70 per day or £130 for 2 days of art tuition, excluding your park entrance fee of £12.72 (£10 concessions).
Venue: Slimbridge Wetland Centre is conveniently located near to the M5 between Gloucester and Bristol.
The Centre opens from 09:30am to 5.30pm during April.
Joining Point: The' Kingfisher Kitchen' at 10am – with great views of the Caribbean flamingos!


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Community Calendar – April 2020
Published on April, 2020 in Community Calendar by Potrero View Staff Editorial
Colleges have shifted to distance learning for the rest of the academic year. San Francisco Unified School District campuses are closed at least until May 1, with private sector gatherings similarly cancelled. What's a community calendar to do in the face of a partial pandemic lockdown on communal activities?
The View suggests that time can be well spent by following the lead of many of our neighbors. If you're fully symptom-free, volunteer to run errands for homebound residents or for the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank. Make your favorite medicinal meal – chicken soup, black beans, miso soup – and distribute it to the folks on your block. Engage in spring cleaning, donating excess items to your local church, nonprofit, or shelter. Catchup on remote language or other learning.
Once we turn a corner on this public health crises, thousands of college students will have returned home, tethered to online learning but otherwise with idle hands. Many of these young adults will have lost on-campus employment that enabled them to pay tuition and buy food. If you have the capacity, organize an athletic club or offer a job.
San Francisco Department of Public Health: Order of the Health Officer No. C19-07
https://www.sfdph.org/dph/alerts/files/HealthOrderC19-07-%20Shelter-in-Place.pdf
City and County of San Francisco: Stay home except for essential needs
https://sf.gov/stay-home-except-essential-needs
St. Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal Church
St. Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal Church has opened a popup drive by food pantry on Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Church is located at 500 De Haro Street, but prepared packages will be distributed at the back gate on Mariposa Street. Delivery services for 94110 and 94107 residents are also available; pantrystg@gmail.com.
San Francisco-Marin Food Bank: Find Food Tool
San Francisco Office of Economic and Workforce Development: Assistance & Guidance for Businesses and Workers Impacted by COVID-19
https://oewd.org/assistance-guidance-businesses-and-workers-impacted-covid-19
U.S. Small Business Administration: Disaster Loan Assistance
https://disasterloan.sba.gov/ela/
San Francisco OEWD: COVID-19 Small Business Resiliency Fund
https://oewd.org/covid-19-small-business-resiliency-fund
San Francisco Treasurer and Tax Collector: COVID-19 Response – Deferral of Business Taxes and License Fees
https://sftreasurer.org/covid19
San Francisco Unified School District: Changes to May Placement Period for School Year 2020-21
https://www.sfusd.edu/enroll/may-placement-period
San Francisco Board of Supervisors: Update to Guidance for Public Access to the Board, March 13, 2020
https://sfbos.org/sites/default/files/Guidance_for_Public_Access_to_Board_of_the_Supervisors.pdf.pdf
District 10 Supervisor Shamann Walton
https://sfbos.org/supervisor-walton-district-10
California College of the Arts: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information and Updates
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Three Types of Wakeboards & Which Board is Right For You?
What Wakeboard Style is Right For You?
Let's dive into it and look and the 3 basic board types, because not all wakeboards are created equal.
First of there is the largest category and that is Boat Wakeboards. These boards will be used behind your inboard or outboard boat. In some cases, you can use them in wake parks, but they are not intended to take the wear and tear from rails. You would most likely have to remove your fins and avoid all features in the park. So what makes a boat board different from a park board? The main difference will be the flex/stiffness. They are designed to have less flex to give you more pop off the lip of the wake. Boat boards are also constructed to take all the rough landings on the wake and in the flats. Some are molded on the bottoms to help hold an edge while approaching the wake. Last you will have more fin options with boat boards.
Boards designed to be used specifically for cable parks and riding rails and kickers. The obvious difference between a boat wakeboard and cable park board is the flex. Cable park boards will have lots of flex on the tip and tails allowing you to press a box or lock in on rails. They also will absorb your flat landings in the park. The next big difference is the base. It will hold up better against all the rails and boxes because it is made to be more durable. Most times you will find that the molded fins on the base are very small or non-existent. The majority of Cable Park Wakeboards should be ridden without fins. Expect less traction if you're not riding with fins. Looking to do some Cable Park Riding? Check out LAUNCH CABLE PARK in Wisconsin.
If you split your time between boat riding and Cable Parks then a Hybrid Wakeboard might be right for you. Get the best of both worlds in one board. Hybrid boards will have flex in the right spots. The boards are engineered to have more flex in the tip and tail and less flex in the middle. This allows you to still press the rails and pop off the wake behind the boat. Most hybrid boards will have a basic base design, but it will be more durable than the boat boards base. We suggest adding fins while riding these behind a boat and removing the fins while at the park. Check out the Ronix Bill Wakeboard for a great Boat and Cable Park Board.


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Brewers release details on how to purchase postseason tickets
By: Justin Thompson-Gee Facebook | Twitter
Posted: Sep 20, 2018 3:12 PM CST
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) – The Brewers are just days away from likely clinching a trip to the postseason for the first time since 2011.
Single game postseason tickets for potential Wild Card and National League Division Series games will go on sale to the general public Friday, September 28 at 10 a.m., but tickets can be purchased earlier in special sales. The tickets will be available for purchase online only.
A presale for season seat holders will start Monday, September 24 at 10 a.m. and end Thursday, September 27 at 11:59 p.m. Presale for 10-pack holders will start Tuesday, September 25 at 10 a.m. and end Thursday, September 27 at 11:59 p.m.
Any resident of Wisconsin can buy tickets starting Thursday, September 27 at 10 a.m. until 11:59 p.m.
Ticket sales are limited to four per person.
If a fan buys a ticket for a postseason game that doesn't happen, the full value, including fees, will be refunded.
If there is an end of the season tiebreaker game at Miller Park tickets will go on sale to Wisconsin residents on Sunday, September 30 at noon and the general public at 5 p.m.
Tickets for possible additional postseason games will be announced at a later date.