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Q: using jquery toggle to perform multiple actions I am trying to have multiple events happen through a jquery toggle.  I want to show/hide an element as well as apply a style to the element underneath with the same click event.  any ideas? is this even possible?
$(document).ready(function(){
  $("button").click(function(){
  $("p").toggle();},function(){
  $("#write").css("background-color", "yellow");
  });
});

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A: I guess you want this. For more help I am there. Happy coding!!!
$(document).ready(function () {
    $("button").click(function () {
        var isVisible = $("#me").toggle().is(":visible");
        if (isVisible) {
            $("#change").css("background-color", "yellow");
        }
        else
        {
            $("#change").css("background-color", "red");
        }
    });
});

        <button>Toggle between hide() and show()</button>

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A: $(document).ready(function () {
    $("button").click(function () {
        $("#redcover").toggle();
        $("#write").toggleClass('blrrrry', 1000);

    });
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The easiest bike to ride through winter is the one you already own. We've heard of many riding Honda Goldwings and Harley-Davidsons through winter, and you can always add motorcycle snow tires. But to me, the ultimate torture test of a bike that can handle any conditions is the Yamaha Super Tenere of Paul Pelland, better known as Longhaulpaul. Paul is a long-distance rider on a quest to ride a million miles to raise money for Multiple Sclerosis, which he suffers from himself. His first bike, CureChaser, did more than 300,000 miles in all conditions your can imagine and is now on permanent display at the Barber Motorsports Museum. He's on his second Super Tenere now and already racking up the miles. This bike can handle anything.
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Lockheed Martin to deliver 12 additional MH-60R helicopters to RAN
The new contract is being implemented through the US Government-approved FMS route.
Lockheed Martin to supply 12 additional MH-60R helicopters to the Royal Australian Navy. Credit: © Royal Australian Navy/Lockheed Martin Corporation.
Lockheed Martin company Sikorsky has secured a contract to supply a total of 12 additional MH-60R Seahawk helicopters to the Royal Australian Navy (Ran).
Awarded by the US Navy, the new firm-fixed-price contract follows a foreign military sale (FMS) agreement approved by the US Government in October last year.
Delivery of all the MH-60R is expected to take place between mid-2025 and mid-2026
Sikorsky Maritime & Mission Systems vice-president Hamid Salim said: "Ongoing and planned upgrades to MH-60R through partnership with the US Navy, RAN, international partners and industry will ensure aircraft's reliability and mission effectiveness against emerging threats for decades to come."
The MH-60R fleet is being procured under the Australian Government's Project SEA 9100 Phase-1, which involves providing 'improved embarked logistics support helicopter capability' to the RAN.
Once delivered, the 12 helicopters will add a third MH-60R squadron to the RAN's existing Fleet Air Arm.
The first two squadrons, Fleet Air Arm 725 and 816 based at Nowra, have already completed over 30,000 flight hours, supporting operations aboard the RAN's frigates, destroyers and supply ships.
Sikorsky Aircraft Australia is currently responsible for providing the required supply support, depot level maintenance and logistics support for the RAN's MH-60R fleet.
RAN Navy Capability head rear admiral Peter Quinn said: "The versatility of MH-60R to conduct wide range of missions combined with world-class support provided by our partners, was a significant factor in decision by the RAN to make an additional investment in MH-60R under SEA 9100 Phase-1 programme."
The RAN is the first international customer to procure Sikorsky's MH-60R multi-mission helicopter, and has already acquired 24 aircraft between 2013 and 2016.
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National Rescue Dog Day
National Rescue Dog Day falls on May 20th every year and is a day that was created to encourage people to adopt a dog from their local pet shelter. Every year, approximately 3.3 million dogs enter animal shelters nationwide and are in dire need of being adopted. This holiday reminds everyone that these are quality companion animals that are truly worthy of a home. A home that someone participating on this day can provide.
The History Of National Rescue Dog Day
This holiday was created after a dog named Cooper was rescued in 2009. It was started by an organization called Tails That Teach, Inc., an organization that's dedicated to helping young children be kinder to both pets and people. They do this through humane education and by working with their partners around the U.S.
Shelter Dog Facts
Below are some facts that we believe will highlight the importance of people observing this holiday and make room for a shelter pet in their home.
There are 3.3-million dogs and 3.2-million cats currently placed into U.S shelters every year.
Every year, over 670,000 dogs are euthanized.
Each year, only 1.6 million dogs are adopted every year. That's under half the number of dogs that end up in shelters each year.
There are an estimated 78 million dogs owned in the U.S.
Perceived pet problems account for 47% of the dogs that end up having to find a new home.
The Cost Of Buying A Breeder Versus Adopting From A Shelter
If all of the above facts won't convince a person to celebrate National Rescue Dog Day and bring home a new member of the family, maybe this section will. Adopting from a shelter can be a lot cheaper than buying a dog from a breeder. While animal shelters usually don't charge more than $200, sometimes far less than that even, breeders can charge hundreds or thousands of dollars for a dog. That makes adopting an abandoned dog from a shelter more fiscally responsible than buying a dog from a breeder. And with millions of dogs awaiting adoption, people have a ton of different types of dogs to choose from.
Observing National Rescue Dog Day
This holiday is one that every person who is capable of observing it should observe it. There are millions of dogs that are in urgent need of a home and face the possibility of being euthanized. People can solve this problem by observing National Rescue Dog Day and adopting a new furry family member. For those people who can't celebrate this holiday, they can support this holiday by using the hashtag #NationalRescueDogDay on their social media accounts to bring attention to the plight of millions of shelter dogs.
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Chubbys: An obvious link with the pub next door
Chubbys, Michelin Three Star cuisine for the inebriated, is to close after 40 years.
The legendary takeaway on Cambridge Street will shut for the last time on Bank Holiday, August 31.
It has been a long journey for Mehran Behizad, Iranian by birth, who first came to Sheffield in 1973, to study industrial design at the polytechnic, but met his Sheffield-born wife and decided to stay and raise a family.
He set up Chubbys in 1980 with a few business partners but eventually became the sole owner. When it opened, it was only one of two late-night takeaways in the city centre, arguably the first place to get a kebab.
However, the staying power of Chubbys means we do not look beyond the familiar sign above the door.
The takeaway shares the same building as the empty Tap & Tankard (formerly The Sportsman) next door. Both ground floor units have two storeys above, with white painted red-brick and mock Tudor detailing, with applied black timber over Chubbys.
The date of construction is unknown, but we can trace The Sportsman's Inn (later to become The Old Sportsman's Inn and then The Sportsman) to 1828, which might suggest that the whole building was once used as a public house.
It also suggests that this is one of the oldest buildings on Cambridge Street, tracing its origins back to the days when it was still called Coal Pit Lane.
Before Chubbys, the unit had many uses, but had strong links with food and drink, at one time being a grocery shop, George Alfred Webster's Dining Rooms, and the Cambridge Coffee House.
It is now subject to a compulsory purchase by Sheffield Council to make way for the ambitious Heart of the City II project and 70-year-old Mehran is using the opportunity of the enforced closure to retire.
The good news is that the building will be incorporated in the adjacent Leah's Yard restoration, while the bricked-up former works below Chubbys will be demolished and become an open-space linking to the soon-to-be-restored Bethel Chapel.
And there is a suggestion that after the Covid-19 crisis subsides Chubbys might resurrect itself somewhere else in the city centre.
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U.N. Syria Envoy: 'I am not a quitter'
Tom Watkins, Joe Sterling, Ben Brumfield and Saad Abedine, CNN
Updated 9:11 PM EST, Tue January 29, 2013
Slain Syrians pulled from river
NEW: Doctors Without Borders says most international aid goes to government-held areas
"They have got to grapple with this problem now," Brahimi says of Security Council
110,000 more refugees registered with the United Nations in January
Jordan, Turkey and Lebanon have the highest number of Syrians who have fled
Read a version of this story in Arabic.
Peace envoy Lakhdar Brahimi expressed dismay Tuesday at the lack of progress in ending the civil war in Syria and called on the U.N. Security Council to act.
"Syria is being destroyed bit by bit and, in destroying Syria, the region is being pushed into a situation that is extremely bad and extremely important for the entire world," the U.N. and Arab League joint special envoy told reporters after meeting in private with the Security Council.
"That is why I believe Security Council simply cannot continue to say, 'We are in disagreement; therefore, let's wait for better times.' I think they have got to grapple with this problem now."
Photos: Bound bodies found in river
Brahimi blamed the government of President Bashar al-Assad and opposition activists for the impasse. "Objectively, they are cooperating in destroying Syria," he said.
The Security Council has proven ineffectual in brokering a peace, with China and Russia casting vetoes to block resolutions on sanctions.
Brahimi suggested a return to the Geneva communique of last June as a possible way of making progress. The proposal was drawn up during a conference in the Swiss city that brought together representatives from world powers that had been at odds over the conflict.
The resulting proposal called for a cease-fire, a transitional government and a new constitution, though it did not specify whether al-Assad would have to step down.
Russia and China joined France, Britain, the United States and Turkey in agreeing on the plan. Arab League nations also signed on to it. But neither the opposition nor al-Assad's government has signaled a willingness to sign on to it.
Still, the declaration contains "a lot of elements that would provide for a reasonable solution to the conflict," Brahimi said.
"The council has got to reaffirm the attachment and support for Syria's independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity, also for the rights of every citizen in Syria to their human rights and dignity, irrelevant of gender, religion or any other element," he added.
The communique calls for the creation of a transitional government with full executive powers. "I think that there was a very clever, creative ambiguity in this declaration and I have told them that that ambiguity has to be lifted now," he said. "You've got to say what these full executive powers mean … all the powers of state have got to go to that government."
Asked about rumors that he planned to resign, Brahimi was resolute: "I am not a quitter," he said. "The United Nations has no choice but to remain engaged with this problem – whether I am there or not. The moment I feel that I am totally useless, I will not stay one minute more. I didn't want this job. I didn't look for it. I don't need it as a job. So if I'm doing it, it's because – maybe stupidly – I feel sense of duty."
Brahimi's predecessor, former Secretary-General Kofi Annan, resigned from the same post last August.
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice said Brahimi gave the Security Council "a frank and very grim assessment."
Though "a lot" of council members expressed support for his efforts, there were "no answers," Rice said. "There are no promises of any big breakthrough."
The envoy's comments came on the same day that the executed bodies of scores of men were found Tuesday in Syria, yet another grisly discovery that opposition activists blamed on the government.
Residents pulled 80 of them from the Queiq River in the town of Bustan Al-Qasr, near Aleppo city, opposition activists said.
An opposition video – the authenticity of which CNN could not verify – showed a row of bodies splayed on a muddy river bank, their heads bearing wounds, their hands tied behind their backs. Some of the bodies showed signs of torture.
Abu Faris, an opposition spokesman in the Aleppo countryside, said 20 of the victims had been identified by their relatives who said the men had been arrested and detained in Aleppo by Air Force intelligence.
The state-run Syrian Arab News Agency blamed the killings on Jabhat al-Nusra, an Islamist opposition group.
"The families have identified a number of the killed, stressing that Jabhat al-Nusra abducted them because of their rejection to cooperate with this terrorist group," SANA reported, citing a media source.
"The bodies, which terrorists and TV misleading channels have claimed that the army killed their owners, were found in the side where terrorists present," SANA quoted one of its reporters as saying.
It was the latest report of mass killings in the Syrian civil war, a battle between al-Assad's government and insurgents.
In all Tuesday, 228 Syrians were killed Tuesday, according to the opposition Local Coordination Committees of Syria.
In this photo provided by the anti-government activist group Aleppo Media Center (AMC), which has been authenticated based on its contents and other AP reporting, Syrian men help survivors out of a destroyed building after a Syrian forces warplane's attack in Aleppo, Syria, Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. Syrian military aircraft dropped barrels bombs on rebel-held areas in the northern city of Aleppo on Saturday. (AP Photo/Aleppo Media Center AMC)
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Photos: Showdown in Syria
The number of Syrian refugees registered with the U.N. jumped by about 110,000 in January.
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The Syrian unrest started nearly two years ago when the government cracked down on civilians peacefully protesting government policies. The conflict morphed into a civil war. Since then, it has claimed more than 60,000 lives, according to the United Nations.
"The regime adds another massacre to its record while the entire Arab world and the international community keep watching the Syrian misery in silence and complete hypocrisy," the opposition Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
In the opposition video, men can be heard shouting, "This is unbelievable!" and "Some were children, children for God's sake!"
One man can be heard saying, "Tell the world these were not soldiers. They were not fighters. They are human beings. How come they know what the law of gravity is but they don't know anything about human rights."
Opposition groups have regularly reported massacres by government forces and their allies. Some of the more notorious reports include incidents in Taftanaz, Houla, Homs, Hama, Tremseh, Daraya, and Halfaya. Bombings in Aleppo and Damascus have resulted in many deaths.
The international aid group Doctors Without Borders, also known as Medecins Sans Frontieres, called Tuesday for international donors to support humanitarian operations in opposition-held areas in Syria.
The group said in a statement issued ahead of a donors conference in Kuwait City that areas under government control receive nearly all international aid.
"The current aid system is unable to address the worsening living conditions facing people inside Syria," said Dr. Marie-Pierre Allie, president of MSF. "The participants in the Kuwait City conference must acknowledge the legitimacy of cross-border humanitarian operations intended for Syria and grant them the financial, administrative and logistical support they require."
The number of refugees registered with the United Nations jumped by 110,000 in January, bringing the total to more than half a million.
If the refugees awaiting registration are included, the number exceeds 700,000, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees said.
Read more: Fleeing violence in nighttime trek to Jordan
"It's an unrelenting flow," UNHCR spokeswoman Sybella Wilkes said in Geneva.
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When Syrians flee to neighboring countries, they arrive in need, Wilkes said.
"The last thing that Syrians wanted to do was leave their country," she said, adding that it's not unusual for families to be displaced internally six times before finally deciding to leave their home country.
They often require with health conditions that have gone untreated and require urgent attention, Wilkes said.
Recently, one woman lost a child at a U.N. station shortly after delivery because she had not received basic prenatal care, Wilkes said.
Teen refugee: Prince Charming is dead
The exodus of refugees accelerated in the second half of 2012, Wilkes said. A year ago, the United Nations had registered fewer than 20,000 refugees from Syria, which has a population of more than 22 million. Six months ago, the number rose to 120,000. By December, the number had climbed to 471,000. And now, nearly 585,000.
Jordan, Turkey and Lebanon are sheltering the most Syrians, with more than 150,000 each.
"We have in Jordan day shifts and night shifts" to register new refugees, Wilkes said. "In Lebanon, we have double shifts."
U.S. humanitarian aid
U.S. President Barack Obama has approved $155 million in humanitarian aid for people in Syria and refugees fleeing the violence.
That brings the aid total to $365 million, making the United States the largest single donor of humanitarian assistance to Syria.
The U.S. government has imposed sanctions against Syria, worked to isolate the regime, and backed the opposition but has refrained from intervening militarily.
CNN's Tom Watkins, Hamdi Alkhshali, Joe Sterling, Ben Brumfield, Salma Abdelaziz and Saad Abedine reported from Atlanta. CNN's Nick Paton Walsh contributed to this report from Beirut, Lebanon.


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So, what's the deal with record collectors??
RhythmGJ Buffalo, NY 219 Posts
April 2018 in Record Collecting
Why are record collectors so a) cynical, b) territorial, and c) "weird," for lack of a better term?
Yes, this _includes me_, as a life-long record collector (but I really think of myself more as a "music collector" with broad musical interests, and I _love_ vinyl but also have no truck with CDs, cassettes, DAT tapes, VHS, DVD, or audio files of various formats). I also love audio gear, but don't consider myself any kind of real "audiophile."
I hang at a handful of different sites catering to slightly different perspectives that are related to different things I do (performing, recording/producing, DJing, live sound/audio production, home hi-fi, collecting, teaching, etc.). But the serious collector communities (whether they be vintage audio or record collector types) tend to be the most insular/cynical/elitist/coolier-than-thou. I am thinking of two other sites that are _not_ this one, nonetheless, can anyone share any insights into why people become soooooo... Whatever that is?
klezmer electro-thug beats 1,271 Posts
I figure anybody who gets hardcore into "collecting" damn near anything has most of those tendencies.
Dudes who try to complete SNES cartridge collections are probably just as weird, although the "arcane knowledge"/gatekeeping/elitism is a lot harder to maintain for collecting stuff that came out in the 90s - all the info is out there, nothing is ungoogleable.
I have had a couple experiences on the periphery of book collecting that tells me there's a real parallel there too. I think any field where there's a benefit to having obscure knowledge (being able to come up on something) is gonna have a lot of people NOT sharing it. Couple that with the general collector neurosis - and I do pretty much consider it a neurosis, one that I have to some degree - and you've got a strong normie repellant.
And SS was pretty cooler-than-though at times, in its busier days. I read this damn board/site since like '99 and didn't really post (on a forgotten username) till... I dunno, 06? And very rarely even then.
Yeah, I guess it's always been. It just seems to be getting worse, maybe? Or that's my old-dude perception? My rant was actually triggered more by an anti-SS screed on another-board-that-shall-remain-nameless than it was by the generally craptastic anti-newbie and anti-everyone else vibe on that same board.
Sorry for the rant. But you are right, those tendencies probably exist in all of us obsessive types, and it's good to hold up a mirror for self-reflection every once in awhile. End Rant, I suppose...
If it's gotten worse it could be a reaction to the inevitable decline of the value of old-school "talking with other crusties" type of knowledge that used to be one of the only ways to become an expert in something. While not everything is online, you can go a long way without breaking into an insular clan like you used to have to. So, you assume everybody you don't know who's into what you're into is probably some damn youngbloods who read a couple listicles of the top psych 45s or whatever and doesn't deserve to have knowledge shared.
Obviously that's not everybody because of the sheer volume of and enthusiasm around SS over the years, and elsewhere too. But any community (on the web or not) requires a bit of active effort to keep it welcoming, it doesn't naturally maintain that way.
Can't argue with a thing you posted!
Duderonomy Haut de la Garenne 7,700 Posts
klezmer electro-thug beats said:
While not everything is online, you can go a long way without breaking into an insular clan like you used to have to. So, you assume everybody you don't know who's into what you're into is probably some damn youngbloods who read a couple listicles of the top psych 45s or whatever and doesn't deserve to have knowledge shared.
I remember WBITD, either here or the Crates mailing list, a heated argument started up about Timmy Diggalots with wants lists comprising of nothing but rare funk 45s (eg the entire Brainfreeze tracklist) who hadn't yet had a grounding in Teh Cannon; JB discography, Parliament, Meters, Olympic Runners etc.
Whoever it was who stood accused countered that there were no "rules" to digging and collecting, and they didn't need to take that shit from a snobbish crusty.
I've never been a heavyweight collector, but felt the burn with DJing; spend 20 years collecting records and mastering beat matching and scratching, only for computers to come along and enable a kid to download 1000 tracks in half an hour and hit the auto-synch button. Suddenly everyone has a digital music collection that dwarfs anything I could amass physically, and you're losing work to the iPod shuffle option.
And NOW I've left my records in storage to travel, reluctantly gone digital, and vinyl is hipster again after years in the wilderness. Ain't life a bitch.
Yeah, I get it. I'm a musician first, although I've DJ'd. I saw the DJ's come in and take a lot of the gigs back in the 80's/90's, only to be dealing with the same stuff from digital/satellite radio/streaming/under-cutting digi-wanna-newbies now. It's ironic yet sad. And yes, frustrating.
But on the collector end, I don't know; just as fans, I sort of (admittedly romantically?) expect more of a brother/sisterhood, a "fellowship of the disc" kind of thing that seems to be a thing of the past if it ever existed. It would just be nice if people didn't get filled with cynicism and skepticism in an area with so much potential to bring people together such as this. But people are funny, and there's no accounting for them, I guess...
Jimster Big scene at Nando's 6,739 Posts
I think a lot of the secrecy is down to how much these mythical raers are worth in terms of hard dollars. If someone gets a name or title and unearths another copy, there goes half the collectability. Hence the Northern Soul DJs masking the labels on the turntables etc.
I collect only what I would actually listen to, or be able to cop some lines to play on my bass, so I don't have a dog in this fight, but I still have a few grails that I need that the internet cannot apparently help with. Some mental snippets from radio shows in the 80s, some unshazamable saudade chord vehicles that have been used as background music to dead YouTube links...
Just last week I heard an incredible Brazilian version of Love for Sale in a restaurant... I asked the staff what it was, they pay a subscription to stream the music from Sweden (!) And the amp is just a black box, no info, Shazam was a straight bust.
Ah the internet is a good servant but a cruel master
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ppadilha 2,179 Posts
Jimster said:
was it the version on this record?
Will check that later, obrigado - out at a Northern Soul bash, can't hear the phone!
Nah, sadly not. The one I heard had fretless bass and sounded like it was recorded more recently than that.
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But any community (on the web or not) requires a bit of active effort to keep it welcoming, it doesn't naturally maintain that way.
I am collecting sports stuff right now and let me tell you about a community that is beyond not welcoming. If you are not buying or trading then they don't want to talk about the hobby with you. I feel that kind of attitude can apply to any collecting community. But there are alot of elite types in the vinyl community.
Dawhud 213 Posts
I was in line for RSD and txt my friend saying, "I can easily say I'm the best looking dude amongst all these mouth breathers."
Mondeyano Reykjavik 859 Posts
The sport aspect of digging wore off a while ago for me but I still see those territorial, weird dudes every once in a while which makes me feel better about taking it more easy around records. So much wasted energy. The whole thing of trying to make it to the crates first, not allowing people to access the next crate.. shit is mildly frustrating. Think it has to be some mix of greed, immaturity and lack of interpersonal skills. Then again, there are so many good people in the game too and best to focus on that.
Givemesoul 139 Posts
I don't think of collecting as anything but collecting music that I love,it's a hobby and it's fun.
Reynaldo82 NorCal 73 Posts
Scarcity creates value
Isolation creates pathology.
Like records, the more record collectors there are, the less valuable/special/rare each one becomes.
The logic you hate.
Not me. Just asking a question.
So, according to the "logic I hate," each individual record collector is somehow "less valuable" because there are more of them? Please explain these logic-I-hate dynamics in more depth, and help me understand how that has an impact on the attitudes described in my initial post...
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The mobile company of India, Karbonn mobiles launches the world's second jelly Bean powered Tablet which is quite cheap in price and it will be available in the market around ₹7000 which is quite lower than the Google's NEXUS Tablet which starts from $199.
The Karbonn Smart Tab 1 is powered by a MIPS-based 1.2GHz processor and it has expandable memory via microSD cards of up to 32GB, making it someway behind Google's relatively inexpensive Nexus 7 tablet. The 7-inch screen tablet supports 3G through a USB dongle, and its makers say it has a 3D G-sensor to enhance users' gaming experience. Smart Tab's cheaper price means that it needs to deal with an inferiority complex when compared to Nexus 7.
But in India the Smart Tab can give tough competition to the Nexus 7 tablet from Google by its lower price and it is also the first Jelly Bean (Android 4.1) tablet available in India, as the Nexus 7 doesn't arrive here until October.
Google Nexus 7 which was announced last month is now officially available for buying across various retailers. If you want to buy it than buy it before retailers run out of stocks as its booming sales are decreasing stock piles of Nexus 7 at various Retailers stores. The $199 tablet is becoming hit due to its hardware and new Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.
American video game and entertainment software retailer, Gamestop spokesperson said [quote]We blew through the first two allotments.[/quote] Third allotment will be available in August. It may break Kindle Fire's record and will compete hard against Apple's iPad. Similarly Sam's Club also run out of stock for 16 GB variant of Google Nexus 7.
But there's no figures or number by which we can say its a hit around the world. Google executives also have been quoted saying that the company will not generate a profit margin when the Nexus 7 is sold in retail stores.
Until now Nexus 7 isn't available in various parts of world including India also. Shares in the company climbed 1.1 per cent to $576.52, buoyed by a broader U.S. market rally.


She does almost as good a performance as the VA from Other M. That was physically painful to watch.
She does almost as good a performance as the VA from Other M. That was physically painful to watch. Nice effects though.
I don't think her performance was terrible, but I do think the way the character was written wasn't very good. but yeah it's at least cool to look at, it's very well put together, and I think it shows that a metroid film is a viable concept.
one thing specifically I didn't like was the repeated use of shots of her face inside the suit. it struck me as distinctly un-metroid like, and I think it could have been done just as effectively with just body language (except when the suit was powered down).
I'm also interested to see if there's going to be any reaction from nintendo. there will undoubtedly be people who take this to mean that nintendo (or someone) has plans for a full-length movie, even when it says there's no affiliation or anything with nintendo.
I don't think her performance was terrible, but I do think the way the character was written wasn't very good. but yeah it's at least cool to look at, it's very well put together, and I think it shows that a metroid film is a viable concept. one thing specifically I didn't like was the repeated use of shots of her face inside the suit. it struck me as distinctly un-metroid like, and I think it could have been done just as effectively with just body language (except when the suit was powered down). I'm also interested to see if there's going to be any reaction from nintendo. there will undoubtedly be people who take this to mean that nintendo (or someone) has plans for a full-length movie, even when it says there's no affiliation or anything with nintendo.
The in-helmet shots are basically straight lifted from the Iron Man movies. I'm not against the idea for a Metroid film in concept but I don't think it was used deftly here. It might help to have someone playing Samus that can actually sell a facial expression though.
The most movie adaptable Metroid game by far is Other M. That should say it all.
Do you think she can smell her own farts in that suit? Must be awful.
Everyone knows women don't fart.
Although with Samus being trans I don't know what the rules are.
Everyone knows women don't fart. Although with Samus being trans I don't know what the rules are.


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Mercedes will be starting a fresh chapter in its long and successful racing history as Season 6 of the ABB FIA Formula E Championship gets underway. Two all-electric racing cars from the new Mercedes EQ Formula E Team will join the series for the start of the 2019/20 season.
With technology that is as innovative as it is complex, Formula E is a new racing world, which is why newcomers have so much to learn and so many challenges to master. The Mercedes EQ Formula E Team is able to draw on the combined experience and technical know-how of its motorsport family and successful motor racing pedigree.
The heart of the new car will be developed at Mercedes-AMG High Performance Powertrains (HPP) in the UK. The Brixworth technology hub is the Daimler Group's global centre of excellence for high-performance hybrid technology. HPP has set the benchmark for hybrid expertise in Formula 1 for many years. The team is now capitalising on its expertise with high-performance electric motors to develop the powertrain for the Mercedes EQ Formula E Team.
The in-house engineers have been working on challenging high-performance projects for more than a decade including the original KERS Hybrid system in Formula One and the SLS AMG Coupé Electric Drive electric super sports car which was developed jointly with Mercedes-AMG.
However, it is the expertise acquired during the development journey of the current F1 hybrid power unit that will form the cornerstone of the Formula E technical project. At the inception of the hybrid power unit, the strategic decision was taken to develop the Energy Recovery System (ERS) as an integrated part of the overall Power Unit. This led to rapid in-house learning around both hardware, including the high-power electric motors, and the associated deployment systems which optimise the power delivery of hybrid energy in the racing environment.
The end result of this development journey has not just been world championship success. It has generated transferable learning which is finding its first expression in the Project One, bringing F1 technology to the road, and which will continue to enrich future performance car development. And it has built a world-class centre of expertise which will now expand its scope of attention to include the unique challenges of Formula E.
The Mercedes EQ Formula E Team plans to call on the proven expertise of HWA AG in Affalterbach for its trackside race operations. HWA has traditionally been responsible for design, development and operations of the Mercedes-AMG Motorsport DTM cars. The record books show that HWA is the most successful team in DTM history with ten drivers', 13 team and six constructors' titles.
The reigning Formula 1 World Champion team Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport will also play a supporting role. The Brackley-based team has won four drivers' world championships and four constructors' championships, all with hybrid power, in the past four years.
In addition to technical expertise, proper preparation will also play a key role in the run-up to the team's race debut in the ABB FIA Formula E Championship. HWA AG is already active in the all-electric racing series and is supporting Monaco-based Team Venturi as a technical partner during the current Season 4 (2017/18).
For next season, Season 5 (2018/19), HWA AG will enter the championship as a Venturi customer team, which will give the team vital racing experience with the new Gen2 cars being used from Season 5 onwards.
The Mercedes EQ Formula E Team will contest its first race in the ABB FIA Formula E Championship in Season 6 (2019/20). Mercedes-Benz is already involved as a partner in the European Formula E races in Rome, Paris, Berlin and Zurich with its EQ brand.
The name EQ stands for 'Electric Intelligence' and is derived from the Mercedes-Benz brand values of 'Emotion and Intelligence'. The EQ brand encompasses all key aspects for customer-focused electric mobility and extends beyond the vehicle itself. The spectrum ranges from electric vehicles to wall boxes and charging services to home energy storage.
As regards to the Mercedes EQ Formula E Team, the EQ designation forms an integral part of the name, so Electric Intelligence will now feature on the starting grid of the ABB FIA Formula E Championship in Season 6.


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Monash Biologists and Physicists awarded ARC Future Fellowships
Two biologists and two physicists have collectively been awarded four Australian Research Council (ARC) Future Fellowships worth approximately $4 million.
The Minister for Education Dan Tehan today announced the 100 Australian Research Council (ARC) Future Fellows who will share $87.8 million to conduct important research projects.
Monash will receive just over $11 million in funding for 13 ARC Future Fellowship research projects with approximately $4 million going to Faculty of Science researchers.
The new Future Fellows are awarded to outstanding mid-career researchers, who will now receive funding support for the next four years to undertake their innovative research in Australia.
The Future Fellowships scheme encourages research in areas of national priority, with preference given to researchers who can demonstrate a capacity to build collaboration across industry, with other research institutions and with other disciplines.
"Congratulations to our 2019 ARC Future Fellows," said Monash Science Dean, Professor Jordan Nash.
"This is an excellent result for the Faculty of Science which will enable our researchers to tackle a range of globally important issues from exploring genetic abnormalities to better understanding how the universe works."
The Monash Science 2019 Australian Future Fellows are:
Dr Sridevi Sureshkumar
Project: Changes in the copy number of DNA repeats are associated with phenotypic variations in several species. Expansions of DNA repeats underlie several human genetic diseases, including Friedreich's ataxia. The molecular mechanisms that mediate these genetic abnormalities are currently unclear. This project aims to identify the novel genetic pathways and mechanisms mediating these genetic disorders. Using a plant model in an innovative way this project will discover novel genes, uncover fundamental molecular mechanisms and reveal the genetic networks that govern gene silencing caused by triplet repeat expansions. This project, in addition to revealing fundamental biological mechanisms, will also have implications for human disease.
Awarded $766,770 over four years.
Professor Bob Wong
Project: This project aims to track – with fish species and across different modes, scales, and levels of complexity from controlled laboratory experimentation to studies in the wild – how drugs in the environment affect wildlife behaviour and survival, and therefore also the ecological communities they inhabit. Contamination of aquatic habitats by pharmaceuticals poses a serious threat to wildlife and to human health. Expected outcomes include new mechanistic understandings and predictive capability for real world application. Findings should add significantly to our knowledge of how wildlife respond to environmental change, and enhance the evidence base for management and security of Australia's biodiversity and freshwater resources.
Awarded $1,002,217 over four years.
Dr Scott Findlay
Project: This project aims to tackle a great challenge of atomic-scale characterisation: quantitative structure determination. Powerful new electron microscopes offer a window into the atomic world, but complex electron multiple scattering has limited reliable structure determination to ultrathin materials. This project expects to overcome this barrier. Anticipated outcomes include methods that use the latest detector technology to determine structure and interatomic bonding in much thicker nanostructures than hitherto possible. This should benefit academic and industrial researchers by giving them new tools to understand and design high-performance materials for applications ranging from catalysis to energy storage to next-generation electronics.
Awarded: $889,323 over four years.
Professor Ilya Mandel
Project: This project aims to take advantage of the growing data set of gravitational-wave observations, which ushered in a new field of gravitational-wave astronomy, to answer fundamental questions in astrophysics. This project will combine state-of-the art theoretical modelling with innovative machine learning techniques in order to explore how the Universe makes merging black holes and neutron stars, and what they tell us about the lives and deaths of the most elusive but incredibly important massive stars. This will strengthen Australia's role in the emerging field of gravitational-wave astronomy and provide broad benefits through transferrable machine learning techniques, collaboration building, and big data training.
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It is very difficult to get the right saree for you. To get the right saree, you spend days moving from market to market in order to get the saree of your choice. It is very difficult to go out and search for the thing for you in this scorching summer. You could go for online shopping. Utsav fashion is that one site which has some amazing collection for you. They have amazing variety of saree for you. Trust me, if you visit the site, you would definitely get the thing of your choice. It is never easy to find the right thing for you and then it is never easy to find something while being exposed to a large collection. It is not possible to buy something while seeing hundreds of the products of same kind, but online shopping provides you this. Utsav fashion has some amazing sarees for you.
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Have you ever thought of creating a fixes/update sub-forum with only you (or a few, including library/application developers) having write access where you can announce solutions and updates as you identify them.
Good examples would be the last two firmware updates to the RF expansion module. If a user is out of touch for a month or two, he/she would miss those solutions and take up your time as well as the rest of the forum's in troubleshooting the same problem again. Having one goto place to check on updates would be great time saver.


You can understand why Phil has a cult following. He jumps about on stage, with his material bouncing around from the Select & Save shop across the road from the Dark Horse, to the sandwiches on air flights costing more than the flight. A great 30 minutes with the audience demanding an encore.
This act is coming on in leaps and bounds. His 20 minutes was strong and had the audience (and in particular me) laughing throughout his act.
The audience really liked her. 10 minutes of good quality comedy songs about her life: why she is not going to get another boyfriend; how her pubic hair is in the shape of a 'Hitler moustache'.
I just can't help but warm to this comic. As a compere, you feel that you have entered his party with his larking about with the audience getting them in a jolly mood. Also he has some very good jokes which I will be using this coming week.


Original Board Member Retiring After 50 Years of Service.
August 5th marks fifty years since the inception of a formal scholarship fund for graduating students in the area. But it was a 1914 Grants Pass High School Alumnus who really got the ball rolling. When Don Belding, the 1914 graduate and former year book manager donated a major trust fund of $10,000, the District 7 School Board advised that this perpetual gift needed to be administered by an outside non-profit foundation. So it was that 1964 saw Josephine County's Educational Fund come into existence. One of the original seven members, Bob Busch, still sits on the Board today.
During the initial years, the ebb and flow of donations, scholarships, and public awareness was often uneven. In 1982 Grants Pass faculty member Jim Savard teamed up with original Board Member Bob Busch to recruit a new board of directors, who would infuse fresh life into the scholarship foundation.
In 2008 JCEF began administering the scholarship funds for 'College Dreams', an organization that assists at-risk students to achieve their dreams for higher education.
2011 saw the expansion of the Foundation's funds with two generous estate donations: The Dale Booth Trust fund added nearly one million dollars to the Foundation's well-managed accounts, and the Ruggless Estate gifted an addition $200K.
Ernest and Madge Bearss bequeathed $272,000 to JCEF In 2012. And this July, 50 years after its inception, an estate gift of $207,000 brought the scholarship fund over the 4 million dollar mark.
This most recent infusion was made by long-time Elementary School Teacher, Jacqueline J. Wright – who taught at Lincoln Elementary School for over 20 years, and worked within the 3 Rivers School District from 1970 – 1999, when she retired. Jackie Wright's scholarship perimeters stipulated that it go to "a young man who is an average student who exhibits potential". Her generous gift allows a $5,000 4-year renewable scholarship to go to a Grants Pass High Schools student. This year's recipient was Wen Li, who will be attending Portland State University in the fall.
Under the current Board's continued prudent management, the growing funds provide an ever-increasing annual yield on investment.
As the Fund continues to grow, it will soon be embracing a new Board Member from the Illinois Valley High School Alumni and Friends Association. The IVHS Alumni and Friends Association recently moved its scholarship funds of $115,000 under the umbrella of JCEF.
Another change to look forward to is an updated website which is on target for roll-out for the 2014-15 school year, promising to be user-friendly for parents, students, faculty, community members, and donors.


In April 2013, the Met in NYC received seventy eight new cubist paintings, including this Picasso painting. This Picasso painting in particular is attractive because of its ability to convey a distortion of reality, with hints of our world entangled among its composition.
One can make a guess as to what this painting is portraying, or what representational elements appear, but essentially, this is a painting of tones and lines. There is slight text, implying the newspaper, and there seems to be breasts in the middle of the painting. Perhaps this is a woman holding a newspaper, but that is speculative. The color scheme has nothing too vibrant, as there are no directly primary colors.
One can easily see the paint strokes within the Picasso painting. Picasso employs the obligatory "foreground, middleground, background" element in this painting, with obvious differentiation of lights, midtones, and dark areas that successfully create a dynamic composition.
It has a colossal feeling to it, as there are elements within the painting that are piled on top of another, creating a conglomeration of shapes and shadows that resembles an amorphic and androgynous figure.


Every time I turned around last week, there was another bride sailing into Central Park trailed by one, two or even three wedding photographers.
Here, the bridal party poses in front of Bethesda Fountain with its brilliant backdrop of autumn foliage. This practical bride is wearing a warm jacket, unlike all the others I saw who braved cold temps in bare shoulders while park goers were bundled to the ears.
Echoing what seems to be a more casual wedding theme these days, all the males in her bridal party sported athletic shoes.
I was taking a shot of this bride and groom (below) when the rowboat behind them caught my eye. Who was that mysterious hooded rower with the large shades? Rather than melting into the background, her distinctive disguise suggested an athletic, elegant monk. Could it be Keira Knightley? She's in town now. And, unlike Americans, aren't English females big rowers?
The wedding photographer below is about to leap a fence bordering a path along the Boat House Lake. That fence is there to keep visitors away from lovely plantings along the water. While the conservationist in me understands the need to keep park visitors out of there to protect the plants, the photographer in me hates obstacles standing between my camera and a good shot. Our groom appears to be wearing a scarf instead of a tie, so he scores in both the comfy and spiffy department.
Below, the bridal couple heads for yet another scenic spot for more photos. Carting balloons and basket, the groom could be in training for future expeditions to carry home his new wife's shopping loot.
With its beauty and stunning variety of settings, it's no surprise so many brides select Central Park for their bridal photos. Which leads me to imagine an awful lot of young women must be saying an awful lot of prayers to keep rain clouds away from their upcoming wedding trek through our famous, fabulous park.
Does Lack of Love Lurk behind a Big Spender?
Nice shots Pat, and what a good eye you have catching that probably famous rower. It does look like her.
The fountain in the first photo is my favorite fountain in Central Park. We can't wait for our NYC trip!
That fountain looks so great since the park restoration. It was really a lovely place this Fall. Got lots of shots of some big bubble blowing guys. That's something you and Martin will have to see.


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Detroit Auto Show: Audi Unveils Revamped A8/S8, New Q3 Compact SUV
3:03 PM PST 1/13/2014 by Michael Walker
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Audi America president Scott Keogh tells THR that integrating Google's Android operating system does not threaten Audi's autonomy.
DETROIT -- Audi introduced updated A8 and S8 sedans at the North American International Auto Show on Monday and took the wraps off an all-wheel drive e-tron concept plug-in hybrid that offers a preview of some of the design features likely to be found in Audi's revamped TT roadster.
Audi also said it will launch the new Audi Q3 compact SUV in the fall.
The Q3 and new A3 sedan -- the latter was introduced at the Los Angeles auto show in November -- are part of Audi's plan "to make a lot of noise in the entry-level luxury market," said Scott Keogh, president of Audi America, at a press conference. Keogh said the crossover SUV market alone is expected to grow 400 percent over the next five years.
STORY: Audi's Golden Globes Party Draws Naomi Watts, Bill Maher and Lots of Truffle Tartar
The revamped A8 and S8, available in summer 2015, get a redesign fascia, the same 4G-LTE WiFi connectivity introduced on the A3 earlier this year and a suite of driver-assistance technologies that include active lane assist, secondary collision assist, a heads up display and parking assist -- precursors to what Audi and other carmakers anticipate will eventually be fully self-driving cars in the near future.
Audi made waves at the International CES show in Las Vegas recently when it announced a partnership to integrate Google's Android operating system into its cars' navigation systems. The move was confirmation of the increasing co-dependence between third-party tech companies like Google -- and Qualcomm, which supplies the Audi's WiFi connectivity -- and automakers.
In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter on Monday, Keogh dismissed the notion that by partnering with Qualcomm and integrating Android into its cars, it risks giving Google, especially, which has been relentless in inserting itself into new markets like smartphones, a disproportionate role in Audi's infotainment interface.
"If you look at Google, I think we do a very smart solution, Keogh told THR. "Really, all you're doing a the very end of the day is, we have WiFi imbedded in the car via Qualcomm just like you do with your laptop. I think there's a myth that says all of a sudden we're handcuffed as a company -- am I an Android car or am I an [Apple] iOS car? That's not really the case. Right now you have Google in all of our cars, but of course we have great capabilities with Apple as well. We're always looking for the best solution, and if you look at maps, it's Google. That's what I use, that's what everyone uses. They're the masters, we integrate them smart."
Keogh said it was Audi that ultimately defined the user experience in its cars, not Google. "Our whole thing is interface and design, because there are thousands of pieces of technology in a car. And how we seamlessly integrate that -- that's Audi."


If you've clicked around this website and you can't find your own EPOS, that's not necessarily an accident. The systems on this website are a curated list, and we're not comfortable working with every single EPOS system out there. This blog will explain how we choose EPOS to recommend and why we choose the EPOS we do.
Back in the 1990s, two or three companies swept into stores and built the first widely-available EPOS systems. Companies like McDonald's bought them. Rich, forward-thinking, and rich.
Fast-forward 20 years, and the only new customers left were independent stores – everybody else had an EPOS already. So some companies began to bring out simple and affordable generic systems designed for them to win those customers. Those are the ones we recommend.
The other half decided that it would be more lucrative to try to find ways to make money out of existing customers – generally by finding creative ways to bill them more. Those are the ones we don't.
You might be tempted to assume it's not as black and white as that, but systems tend towards one pole or the other. All EPOS systems can be frustrating, but there's definitely right and wrong answers.
If you're considering software that isn't on this site, we'd love to hear from you. Either we know why we don't recommend it; or you've struck upon something new which we'd love to hear about.
To rip somebody off, it needs to be difficult and expensive for them to leave you.
So if you're an EPOS provider, at the outset, you should tie cheaper fees to extremely long-term contracts. You also want hardware on which you can only use your software so they'd need to buy new hardware to leave.
These, in strategy terms, are called a moat. Like a castle's moat. You don't have to fight your enemy (or competitor) if they're on the other side of a moat.
Then, you make your fees as complex as possible. Make sure that you include only some of the fees in your quotes, so that existing customers will think they're paying less than they are. Jam in even more hidden costs for non-specific stuff and random acronyms. For bonus points, you should enforce exorbitant installation costs if they want an extra till. Pop in the smallprint of an earlier contract that any further installations have to be done by you.
Third, you ratchet up the cost of upgrades. That one's easy. But you need to drive people to really badly need those upgrades – which you can do by eliminating services supporting the older software, and not doing any maintenance work. If it's expensive enough for them to go elsewhere, and the old software is glitchy enough, they'll upgrade.
Then, to make things worse, you need to make sure that your EPOS system has what's called a "closed API" (API = application programming interface). This means that all the levers in your software are a closely guarded secret that developers from other software companies can't mess with.
Because when somebody buys something, you probably want it to automatically deduct the item from your stock, add the money to your bank account, update your sales record, and let your accounting software know that you've sold something. The whole point of EPOS is that it's the business "heart" of a store, and a heart is significantly less useful when it won't connect to the other major organs. Integration means that something happening in one bit of software will affect the other. So, can you integrate with your accounting software? Can you integrate your own choice of payment processor? Can you integrate with your online shop?
This is often possible with closed APIs – for a price. This is where the hidden fees really kick in, because some providers will charge thousands and thousands of pounds for an integration. The more you charge your customer, the more invested they will be in your software, and the more you can charge them. Rinse and repeat.
That's a worst-case scenario. It's also extremely common. Software like this is not only expensive, but because it's uncompetitive, nobody is bothering to make it easy to use. Sometimes software makes your life easier, and sometimes makes it harder. If you've used both kinds, you know which is which.
We've sat and tried the ones on our website, and we're always keen to hear user reviews.
What makes a good EPOS?
I go through how "closed software" works above – so "open software" normally comes with a bunch of free integrations. That's why we tend to think about everything you're buying at once – if you want our advice, we're happy to chat through some of the different software-types on the market and whether they can integrate with software you own.
In some cases, you can buy an integration from a third party. They will always charge (there are some businesses which build integrations and sell them – and that's their whole deal) but we generally recommend choosing an EPOS with plenty of free integrations the company have done themselves. Then, you have lots of software to choose for which can plug in to your existing stuff.
Specifically, it can use "non-proprietary" hardware – hardware designed to work with any software. Most of the best EPOS systems work with a tablet as the main computer – iPad, or Android.
Most of the best EPOS systems out there can work with any tablet as the main computer. They do this because they can just wrap the software into an app which anybody can download and buy. We like that – it means it's easy to go elsewhere and you probably already have some of the kit you need.
Another side-effect of using commercially-available hardware this is that installation fees are optional. Our favourite EPOS vendors are designed to be easy to set up – and most of the companies have customer service hotlines included in their price who can talk you through a set up if you need help.
Software-as-a-Service (or "SaaS" if you're cool) means you're billed monthly or annually rather than per upgrade. The reason we recommend this isn't that it's inherently better to be billed monthly; it's that products in this bucket are generally more competitive on price and quality than their predecessors. It happens that nearly all the open software is also SaaS, because it's seen as "the" way to do business nowadays.
If you're curious about how the maths checks out here, we can talk you through this versus a proprietary example over the phone. The cheapest SaaS EPOS on the market is free.
A cloud is made out of data centres, which are large, physical things, full of bits of information. The data centres are put in secure locations (underwater, underground, space) all over the world, and your info is stored on a few data centres. If you use Google Drive, or a Facebook account, some of your data is already on the cloud.
A. You can access the cloud from any device with WiFi. Practically, that means you can log into your EPOS backend at home from your smartphone.
B. It means you don't have to buy and maintain an internal server yourself. Which is expensive, a hassle, and might need to comply with data protection laws. (You can read the law in question here.) These laws were brought in in part because there were too many hacks going on – generally because of locally stored card data.
C. It's easier to make your software "open" if it works via a cloud.
Simple pricing means that you can simply compare; which means that more expensive providers have to justify that extra price.
They also have far fewer hidden fees. We're trying to sniff out where the hidden fees are and where they're not. If you've been hit by a hidden fee from one of the vendors on our website, let us know. We take this sort of thing into consideration when we're recommending EPOS systems to people like you.
The thing about EPOS is that it's so vital to a shop that if it goes down, you go down with it.
In the pay-per-upgrade model, that's leverage. You want people to upgrade; therefore you want it to cost more to be on the older system; therefore you want it to fail occasionally. If you're paying monthly or annually, that's an extremely bad thing so the bigger ones all have 24/7 call centres available if something screws up.
If customer service is important to you let us know in a call and we'll relay feedback about the different vendors.
The older software is more likely to be one-size-fits-all, with some custom changes for each installation. You have to buy hardware X, pay for the installation, promise to use it for forty years, and have a consultative customisable session where everything gets built around you. That suits a huge company; but not an independent store or chain. It's expensive, and you don't always know what you need.
The new entrants in this market are designed for widespread adoption by lots of small stores. It's a closer product-market fit. At the very least, they tend to be aimed at either retail or hospitality (except at the bottom of the market) but it gets more specific. Some of them are better suited to cafes, or QSR, or large restaurants – so you can find one with the right functions, based on what other people need.
We work with a curated list of vendors we've picked out based on our experience. Our CEO used to work as a payments consultant so he knew what was out there well before he started StoreKit. Now, we're beginning to index them on the site, and we're focused on building out more voices from people like you to help determine which is the best software to recommend.
Beyond this, different providers are better suited to different needs – e.g. really sophisticated table categorisation, or rapidity, or complex reporting. If you want to learn in more detail which EPOS to choose we'd recommend you give us a call.


With each new track I hear, I'm convinced that 3:33 is the darkest beatmusic project out there. The stuff 3:33 produces is nothing but chills, torture, muck, and shadows. The two tracks embedded above are hellish examples from the forthcoming album, Bicameral Brain, which will be out on October 29th on Parallel Thought. Enjoy!


This is my current gig. Tetzlaff Middle School mural. I'll paint on 4 walls and two wooden signs. The book has their Peace Builder Pledge painted. What a dynamic and progressive school. The staff has so much pride in everything they do, it makes me wish my kids were young. Being able to paint this mural has been a real pleasure.
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Way to go kiddo. I really like this. The frog is Great! Sounds like you are having lots of fun doing it.
Im attending this school and I see it!


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Everton's Calvert-Lewin fined for speeding
Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin has been fined after he was caught driving eight miles per hour over the speed limit in his Lamborghini.
The 24-year-old England international was issued with three penalty points and ordered to pay a STG900 fine, STG620 costs and a STG90 surcharge at Chester Magistrates' Court on Tuesday after he admitted driving the sports car at 58mph in a 50mph zone.
The Sheffield-born player, who did not attend court for the hearing, had been due to stand trial after he initially pleaded not guilty to exceeding the speed limit and failing to give information relating to the identification of the driver.
Barry Warburton, defending, said he would be changing his plea to exceeding the speed limit to guilty.
Michael O'Kane, prosecuting, said no evidence would be offered in respect of the second charge.
He said Calvert-Lewin's Lamborghini was travelling along the A533 at Halton Lodge, in Runcorn, Cheshire, on August 18 last year.
Warburton told magistrates: "He has got a disposable income in excess of STG450 a week. I think you are probably aware he is a professional footballer."
The court heard the maximum fine for the offence was STG1,000 but Calvert-Lewin's guilty plea meant it was dropped by 10 per cent.
Six members of the press were in court for the hearing, which lasted under 10 minutes.
The court was told Calvert-Lewin had three penalty points on his licence already from a speeding matter on February 28, 2020.
The forward joined Everton in 2016 and made his England senior debut in 2020.
He missed the Toffees' Premier League match against Wolves on Sunday, with the club saying he was ill.
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If you ask people who know me what my best quality is, they will tell you it's my work ethic. Many people refer to me as "the hardest working girl" they know.
To me, working was as natural to me as breathing. I always felt the need either to be working hard or working toward something.
Yet, I never knew where this undeniable independence and drive came from, until now.
A Harvard Business school study was recently released stating women with working mothers may have a better chance at success later in life.
Going over this study, everything suddenly began to make sense.
In the neighborhood I grew up in, not many of my friends' parents were divorced.
They had parents who still lived together, slept in the same bed together and sat around the dinner table asking about their days at school, together.
For me, life wasn't always the picture-perfect, 50s, nuclear family kind of scene. My dad wasn't the one at work, and my mom wasn't the one cooking at home.
At 5 years old, my mom went back to working full-time hours when my father fell ill and eventually passed away.
Her job included long days and even longer weeks. She supported me and my two sisters on her own as a full-time mom and dad.
My mother is, hands down, the hardest working person I know. To this day, she still works full-time. Through it all, she has never given up hope or faith on us or herself.
"[These girls are] more likely to be employed, more likely to have 'supervisory' responsibilities at their job, tend to work more hours, and tend to spend less time on housework at home."
My mother has taught me so many things growing up: how to love, how to cook, how to be a good person and how to give back to others. But, the biggest lesson she has imparted to me is her work ethic.
"If you're a boy and you see your dad chipping in a lot at home when mom's at work, you'll quickly get a sense that that's what 'boys' 'do.' Likewise, if you're a girl and see your mom succeeding at work, you'll be all the more driven to seek out that success yourself."
When you grow up with a mother who works hard, it inspires you. It teaches you to lead by example. It teaches you a fundamental life lesson: You don't need anybody else.
"All over the world, children of working mothers are less likely to stick to traditional roles of male breadwinners and female homemakers."
My hard-working supermom has taught me you can achieve anything you want. If you set your mind to it and dedicate the hours, you don't need a man to get it.
At 15, I got my first part-time job. From there, I took on three more. As I got older, I realized the beauty of independence and the outrageously amazing feeling I had when I got myself things and didn't have to ask other people for them.
"For the daughters of working moms, it is in the workplace that they thrive, earning more and being more likely to hold supervisory roles."
By watching my mother work as hard as she did, I developed the ultimate work ethic, and eventually, I ended up putting myself through four years of college on my own. I received a full-time job offer before I even received my diploma.
Thank you, Mom, for giving me so much love and support over the years. Thank you for working so, so outrageously hard to give us all a life worth living and for giving me the greatest role model to look up to.


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Q: How to plot multiple line chart in ggplot2? How to plot multiple line chart in ggplot2.
For example:
Date       Total Count_1   %_one    Count_2  %_two
07-11-2022   368     43     11.7%    132    35.9%
07-12-2022   510     56     11.0%    177    34.7%
07-13-2022   544     62     11.4%    187    34.4%
07-14-2022   496     77     15.5%    196    39.5%
07-15-2022   320     39     12.2%    118    36.9%
07-16-2022   295     33     11.2%    99     33.6%

I want %_one and %two to be plotted as a different lines in a chart so that my output looks something like this

Thanks for any help

A: The quick way is adding two geom_lines, one for each column - as @Basti and @Yacine Hajji have suggested. However, this is suboptimal (for example, it won't create a legend).
The better way is reshaping your dataset to long format, as @mfalco is suggesting. This can be done programmatically, for example with tidyr's pivot_longer.
# Create dataset
dat <- data.table::fread("Date       Total Count_1   %_one    Count_2  %_two
07-11-2022   368     43     11.7%    132    35.9%
07-12-2022   510     56     11.0%    177    34.7%
07-13-2022   544     62     11.4%    187    34.4%
07-14-2022   496     77     15.5%    196    39.5%
07-15-2022   320     39     12.2%    118    36.9%
07-16-2022   295     33     11.2%    99     33.6%")

library(tidyr)
library(dplyr)
library(ggplot2)

dat_long <- dat |>
    # Make names follow the same pattern
    rename(percent_1 = `%_one`, percent_2 = `%_two`) |>
    # Reshape multiple columns at once
    pivot_longer(-c(Date, Total),
                 names_to = c(".value", "measurement"),
                 names_pattern = "(.*)_(.*)"
                 ) |>
    # Coerce data type for the percent column from chr to numeric
    mutate(percent = gsub("%", "", percent) |> as.numeric())

# Plot
dat_long |>
    ggplot(aes(Date, percent, colour = measurement, group = measurement)) +
    geom_line() +
    coord_cartesian(ylim = c(0, 50))

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A: Here is another answer with 2 geom_line() as recommended by Basti
### Import library
library(ggplot2)

### Data
df <- data.frame(Date=as.Date(c("2022-07-11", "2022-07-12", "2022-07-13", "2022-07-14", "2022-07-15", "2022-07-16")),
                 p_one=c(11.7, 11.0, 11.4, 15.5, 12.2, 11.2)/100,
                 p_two=c(35.9, 34.7, 34.4, 39.5, 36.9, 33.6)/100)

### Display plot
ggplot(df, aes(x = Date)) +
  geom_line(aes(x = Date, y = p_one), color="blue", size=2) +
  geom_line(aes(x = Date, y = p_two), color="red", size=2) +
  scale_y_continuous(labels=scales::percent) +
  ylab("%") +
  ggtitle("Summaries")

Option with legend
ggplot(df, aes(x = Date)) +
  geom_line(data=df, aes(x=Date, y=p_one, color="p_one"), size=2) +
  geom_line(data=df, aes(x=Date, y=p_two, color="p_two"), size=2) +
  scale_y_continuous(labels=scales::percent) +
  ylab("%") +
  ggtitle("Summaries") +
  scale_color_manual(name="", values=c("p_one"="blue", "p_two"="red"))

A: You need to rearrange the data.frame so Count1 and Count2 info are into their own separate rows. Also add a new column indicating whether that row refers to Count1 or 2 so you can pass that information to the aes(group) in ggplot function.
See this example:
df2 <- data.frame(supp=rep(c("VC", "OJ"), each=3),
                dose=rep(c("D0.5", "D1", "D2"),2),
                len=c(6.8, 15, 33, 4.2, 10, 29.5))

ggplot(data=df2, aes(x=dose, y=len, group=supp)) + geom_line()


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Three Syrian officers suspected in Hariri murder go missing
Apr 5, 2009 @ 10:50 7757 Views Syria
Monday, March 30, the international court prosecuting the four-year old assassination of former Lebanese prime minister Rafiq Hariri asked Lebanon to transfer its authority in the case, signaling the start of legal proceedings.
debkafile's intelligence sources disclose that two weeks before the request was received in Beirut, three Syrian generals suspected of a role in the murder disappeared from their homes.
They are Gen. Rustum Ghazale, Syrian military intelligence chief in Lebanon in the early 2000s, his deputy Gen. Jam'a Jam'a, and senior intelligence officer in Beirut Col. Jemal Abu Jemal.
They went missing shortly after Syrian president Bashar Assad received assurances from UN officials close to the tribunal and French president Nicolas Sarkozy's advisers that the court had decided not to summon Assad in person, or his younger brother Maher Assad and brother-in-law Gen. Asif Shawqat as suspects in the case. But they would demand the extradition of the three missing generals.
Monday, the Belgian pre-trial magistrate Daniel Fransen asked the Lebanese judiciary to release to the tribunal's general prosecutor Daniel Bellemare all the documents and reports relating to the assassination of former Lebanese prime minister Rafiq Hariri in 2005 and a list of detainees.
Justice minister Ibrahim Najjar said that by this request, the tribunal is claiming exclusive jurisdiction over detainees, including the four Lebanese generals held since 2005 as suspected accomplices in the murder.
debkafile's Middle East sources report that Assad has apparently hidden the missing Syrian officers away in "protective custody" for the following reasons:
1. To make sure they do not escape and solicit the tribunal's protection as prosecution witnesses. They know enough about the Hariri assassination plot to incriminate the Syrian president and the entire Assad clan and also bring down the Syrian regime's mainstay, the intelligence service.
2. Or to use them as an insurance policy against the Assads' incrimination. If the tribunal agrees to leave the Assads and their intelligence services out of the proceedings, the Syrian president may consider throwing the three Syrian officers to the wolves as the primary conspirators and perpetrators of the assassination of the anti-Syrian Lebanese politician.
This was how Libyan ruler Muammar Qaddafi wriggled out of indictment for the Pan-Am airliner's terrorist bombing over Lockerbie in Scotland in 1986. He handed the special Scottish tribunal two senior Libyan agents who were convicted for the atrocity.
3. If challenged to release the three Syrian officers to the tribunal, the Syrian ruler can say they have disappeared and he does not know their whereabouts.
The request to the Lebanese government to relinquish authority in the Hariri case marks the opening of the international tribunal's proceedings.
The next step may well be a subpoena for the four Lebanese generals, incarcerated for four years in Beirut: They are Gen. Mustafa Hamdan, former head of the Lebanese presidential guard, Jamil Sayyed, former head of Lebanese intelligence, Ali Hajj, former head of Lebanese internal security, and Raymond Azar, former chief of Lebanese military intelligence.
They are suspected of acting on the instructions of the three missing Syrian officers and are in a position to incriminate figures at the top of the Syrian regime.


Staying Humble and Working Hard!
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