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The band cleaned up their act both literally and figuratively with their second album, Primary Colours, nominated for a Mercury Prize and generally considered their best by fans and critics alike. Their image became less overtly gothic, and their sound, while still known for its eclecticism, became heavily influenced by Shoegaze and Psychedelic Rock. Tom Cowan picked up the synthesizers and Rhys Webb took his place as bassist. They followed up with the non-album single ''Whole New Way��.Their third album, Skying, was a Lighter and Softer variant on the sound shown in Primary Colours. It gained critical acclaim in the British indie and alternative scene, leading to the band winning the NME award for Album of the Year 2012 (despite the fact that 2012 had barely begun when they won it).Faris Badwan has done numerous musical side projects, most notably Cat�s Eyes with Canadian opera singer (and possible girlfriend) Rachel Zeffira. He is also an avid drawer and has had two art exhibits, Drawing A Straight Number 9 and Creatures in Colour. is also a talented soccer/football player (the latter much to people�s surprise). Bassist Rhys Webb and synth player Tom Cowan have collaborated on a side project under the name Spider and the Flies, and have released a self-titled EP.If you ever see them live, don't ask them to play anything from ''Strange House''.Their lineup consists of:
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The results of theoretical and experimental study of single-capacitor microelectromechanical mechanical-to-electrical energy converter with a series circuit are presented. The analysis of the converter operation is carried out, and analytical expressions for evaluation of the converter parameters are derived. The dependences of the load voltage against time and frequency of the capacitance modulation are calculated and also measured. It was established that the dependence of the output power versus modulation frequency and load resistance has a maximum. Keywords: ambient energy harvesting, variable capacitor, micropower generator, microelectromechanical converter, capacitance modulation, mechanical-to-electrical conversion, electrostatic energy converter
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Earlier this year at one of our company meetings Rachel Collier, our Chief Talent Officer, announced the opportunity for someone from iCrossing to work with an organisation called Development Squared.
Development Squared work to link skilled workers from the UK with Swazi businesses facing challenges that more well established UK workers could help with.
Participants work within the business for a whole week to help them develop specific skills they need such as finance, marketing, people and project management.
Swaziland is found just between South Africa and Mozambique. I have to confess that before iCrossing offered me to opportunity to go out and work with a business out here, I really didn't know much about the country.
With all these twinkling TV ads around, you might be confused into thinking it was Christmas!
The battle for the best 30 second commercial is now more talked about than the race for the #1 spot in the singles chart, and sometimes their soundtrack actually becomes part of it.
As you can see from the huge volume of penguin related items currently available to buy from John Lewis (a whopping 155), this content isn't 'just' for Christmas – it's shoppable, and it's just one of many attempts by businesses to use content as a way to tap into the festive buying frenzy.
There are many different ways to successfully connect the content you produce directly to the shopping basket.
And anything you can do to shorten the user journey and take away the number of clicks it takes from someone to get from content to the store is generally a good thing.
Few retailer websites now exist without some form of content – whether it's interviews with celebrities, sending bloggers on exciting days out, or giving social fans a sneak peek behind the scenes of their businesses. Being seen as contextually relevant to the lives of their customers is almost as important as developing the right products.
The increasingly blurry lines between PR and SEO are a hotly discussed topic. As Google moves to discredit the 'old ways' of link building – namely, guest posting and directory links – in favour of editorial, natural link-building efforts, it is becoming increasingly pertinent that SEOs possess the skills from both a technical and journalistic point of view.
At iCrossing, we pride our SEO team on being comprised of both. Below are three quick and simple ways, inspired by our outreach specialists, which can greatly improve the relationship between SEOs and influencers. While to some these may be really obvious points, it's surprising how often they're overlooked in the industry.
1. Be clear, right from the start: Most influencers, particularly those with a strong following, simply don't have time (or, in some cases, interest) to read the hundreds of emails they receive- so get the point, and be upfront with what you're expecting them to do and what you'll be doing in return. This way both sides are clear straight from the off, and the chances of anything going wrong mid-campaign are minimised.
We live in a digital world, where technology is prevalent in our everyday lives, social networking is an obsession, screens have become our surroundings and wearable tech is the future. We are more connected than ever so why do we arguably feel more isolated? The problem? Our online distractions drive us to desire the physical. Labour work was once the fruitful art of our ancestors and now the skill of making has become a rarity within the noise of the networked age. This was the recurring theme of the latest TEDx conference held at the Brighton Dome, which iCrossing sponsored.
The 4th annual event was titled 'Many Hands'; exploring ideas around community, connectivity and convergence in the modern age. The one-day conference showcased a collection of live speakers from around the world with different backgrounds, perspectives and disciplines. Each had their own story to tell – from digital pioneers, to traditional woodworkers all relating to the profound shift of reconnecting with ourselves.
What do iCrossing and Usain Bolt have in common? They are both official Guinness World Records title holders. Yes, that's right a team of eight of our staff now hold the record for 'Longest span of a bridge made with interlocking plastic bricks in three minutes'.
Becoming a Guinness World Records title holder is a childhood dream for many – especially those of us who grew up watching Roy Castle and his Record Breakers programme back in the 80s. But for eight iCrossing staff, this dream has now come true.
What's it really like to work in the world of digital marketing?
This series of blog posts will show the variation of roles we have at iCrossing and will give an insight into what happens on a daily basis including commuting journeys, social activities, lunch time food spots as well as the best and most challenging aspects of the job. This post introduces Chris from the product development team based in Brighton.
Before working at iCrossing I was completing my Computer Science degree at the University of Brighton. I had also worked part time during my final year doing software development for a building energy management systems company, which kept me on that final year after I worked a full time placement with them.
I approached iCrossing as I wanted to stay in Brighton, and while there are many web-development based jobs in Brighton, iCrossing are one of the more interesting, diverse and well-known.
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After completing our degrees, my partner and I decided to move to Peacehaven which is just down the coast road from Brighton.
Peacehaven is a much cheaper, albeit quieter, place to live , consisting mainly of dentists and the best Indian take away ever! I commute in to work using the bus which takes me roughly 30 minutes on a good day. I don't actually mind taking the bus, it gives me time to listen to podcasts, read my Kindle, or just surf Reddit on my phone.
I bought a digital SLR camera about 7 years ago and have used it sporadically but rarely ventured away from auto mode. The confusing array of options have put me off learning how to use it properly coupled with the incredibly hard to understand photography jargon you're faced with if you try to look something up. The fact is it's not just point and shoot, photography is a really confusing topic with endless things to learn which can be very off putting for the novice photographer. As marketers we're in constant need of compelling images to capture the imagination of our audience and while it's easy to lean on phone cameras and Instagram filters the output from these usually doesn't look great when you look at a larger version on desktop. My team completed a short photography course this week where we learnt about ISO, aperture and shutter speed. It's really not that hard if explained in plain English and you can achieve some great results so I thought I'd share 3 top tips here.
We looked at ISO first which is the setting you adjust depending on the amount of light. My camera has 4 options: 200, 400, 800 and 1600 which can be selected via the menu (in the camera icon drop down for mine which is a Nikon). This will vary from camera to camera with the better ones having more options to choose from. Our teacher told us a handy phrase to remember 'if the light is low, think ISO'. So if you're taking pictures in a dark place you need to select a higher ISO, for bright light select the lowest. You should always use the lowest number you can get away with to keep images as crisp as possible. 200 for a sunny day outside, 1600 if you're in a dark club. Try 400 for indoors but if it's still too dark boost it up to 800. I'd always struggled taking photos indoors – too dark without a flash and I don't usually like the look of photos taken with a flash. All I needed to do all along was increase the ISO setting. It's no surprise that changing the ISO setting has an effect on other functions on your camera this is the type of information that used to make me phase out when I tried to learn anything so I won't go into it but you can read more on the topic here if interested.
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The recent expansion of Google's Consumer Barometer holds many useful insights for digital marketers, from the online resources people use to make purchase decisions, to the differing smartphone activities enjoyed across different age ranges.
The overhaul has resulted in a much more intuitive user experience and a slightly more aesthetically pleasing UI but the main reason for the change is the inclusion of a much vaster pool of data, collected worldwide earlier this year.
The free tool provides a wealth of consumer information which can be manipulated in just a few clicks. A mere 7 clicks gave me a brightly coloured chart showing the gender split in device use in Romania. Although most of the charts themselves are frustratingly too big to screen grab, it takes just two more clicks and I've got the data in a handy CSV to use however I wish. Pro tip: For smaller charts, simply use CTRL and – to zoom out until everything fits on screen.
"We want to be human, not digital" – this was the opening line from Mel McVeigh, host at the Drum's Joy of CX event at Bounce in central London last week. It's a powerful statement and one that really should be at the heart of everything we as marketers do. Sadly, it isn't.
But what is digital, if it isn't about people? The answer is nothing. It is all too easy to get lost in the wilderness of digital data and to forget that what we are looking at is information about individuals, about people. That at the other end of screen, that 'click' or that 'eyeball' is actually a real live person. Just like you and me. So if you can't humanise all the data you collect, if you can't use it to produce work that is relevant to people and make it about people, then as our Head of Media, Sam Fenton Elstone quite rightly said – what's the bloody point?
This was the premise for his Q&A session at the event with Group Digital Sales Director for Hearst, Stephen Edwards. Hearst is one of the largest diversified media companies on the planet, with brands including household names like Cosmo, Elle, Harper's Bazaar, Men's Health and many more. It also happens to be iCrossing's parent company. The guys had a lot to chat about, but here are just three of the many salient points they chewed over.
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Data is all very well and good, but unless you are using it to draw actionable insights in order to understand your audience better and to ensure the best experience for your customers, then what's the point?
We're spending tomorrow with the team from The Drum at their 'Joy of CX' event (cheeky), in London's rather cool Bounce venue to look at exactly this. How can we use data? How can we make the most of it to directly improve our customers' experience with us? And, how can we make data human?
Our Head of Media, Sam Fenton Elstone, will be taking to the stage with Hearst's Group Digital Sales Director, Stephen Edwards, to discuss the impact of 'big data' on the marketing landscape and how that has lead us to understand our audiences better than ever before. They will look at how this has impacted a publishing giant like Hearst and what are the next steps forward for them? Who wins as a result of this 'humanisation of data'? The consumer? The advertiser? The publisher?
We're taking the whole concept of humanising data one step further by partnering with audience insight specialists, Visual DNA, to analyse the marketing personas of the audience on the day through a fun and interactive quiz, with real-time results captured and visualised. Will you be a creative visionary or a marketing geek?
Finally, our very own Data Scientist, Sam Zindel, will be hosting a roundtable session which will task delegates to either build a brand proposition or morph inside the sub-conscious of a consumer based on the information they are given in just 25 minutes for a fun filled interactive session.
As if that isn't enough, we'll also be joined on the day by the highest rated speaker from this year's iCrossing Client Summit and I believe 3 time TED speaker, Neuroscientist Dr Beau Lotto, who will be looking into how to study the consumer's emotional and decisional brain. There will also be sessions from Made.com, Shop Direct and spoken word poet, Simon Mole.
It's definitely set to be a full, fun packed day. Tickets are still available so head on down to find out more. We'll be sure to share our thoughts from the day.
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- guttergourmet Jun 23, 2008 09:52 AM
Finally figured out how to get two hot freshly made slices in 5 minutes. 1.Park car across the street. 2. Go Sunday night around 6pm 3.Wait for absolute drenching torrential downpour preferably with thunder and lightning. 4.Stroll right in and get incredible slices.
GG, does this method still work if you don't have a car? ; )
Preordering whole pies does work, but then you have to get a whole pie.
re: racer x
the heavy rain thing didnt work for me the other afternoon. still waited a good 15-20 minutes outside under my umbrella during a pretty good downpour and the line just grew longer. rain isnt going to keep diehard pizza lovers away.
and it was worth every minute.
re: racer x
yes, but trust me, this pizza is incredible leftover..throw it in the toaster oven on oven..let it get nice and crispy!
re: racer x
How much is a whole pie? Also, since the hours are so vague, does the phone ring and ring when they're not open or is there some sort of message? Or do you have to walk in and order the pie and wait?
re: esyle
The round pie is $15 and square is $20. You can call and order, but they don't have a machine, or at least didn't the last time I called. You can also walk in and order it and then come back. Actually, the last 2 times I went and there were big lines, the guy at the front kept shouting out, anyone who wants a whole pie can come to the front and buy one. Not sure why they kept doing it, but one of the times I took advantage.
re: offthebeatenpath1
Were we the only ones who hated their pizza? We tried various kinds and didn't finish any. The spinach tasted sour and was gloppy. Crust was thick, burned and tasteless. I'm baffled.
re: tsiblis
The pizza is gloppy, no matter what kind you get. I am starting to wain from it and will probably start going to other slice joints. The novelty has worn off of having something different. The crust is on the thick side and I much prefer the square to the round. The artichoke is too rich for me. It is a good treat to split, perhaps with 3 friends.
re: offthebeatenpath1
I won't go all the way to hate, but I didn't think the artichoke slice was all that. The crust was...monotonous? Too doughy for me, and without any crunch or char or something to give it a little zing. The topping was basically artichoke dip - again, kind of bland. I also tasted the plain slice, which I liked better, but I thought the sauce was too sweet. At 7pm on Friday night, the wait was under 10:00. Should I go back for the square slice? is the bloom just off this rose?
re: small h
The square slices are so much better than the others, I can't see myself ever ordering anything else. I wasn't a fan of the artichoke pizza, but the plain pizza was still very solid.
I've been waiting for backlash against Artichoke on here. Any time pizza becomes too popular too fast, there will be a big backlash of nay-sayers, but it's still solid pizza.
re: small h
Ok, I've now been back for the heralded square slice. Gracious, it is a fine thing. Redolent with basil, just the right amount of cheese, faultless sauce, and a crust just this side of burnt (which is the gold standard of crust, according to me). My only complaint is that my companion ate like half of it after saying he wasn't really in the mood for pizza.
re: tsiblis
I agree--the artichoke wasn't bad, but it tasted rather like campbells soup on a pizza. Not worth the wait. Still want to try the regular slice, as it would be nice to find a fresh slice in the area.
Have to say, this pizza is massively overrated. If I wanted artichoke and spinach dip I'd order it somewhere else, not ask for it slopped onto heavy, overcooked pizza dough.
Followed your advice with a few variations. 1. Parked in front. 2. Went Sunday at around 7pm. 3. Waited for predicted thunderstorms - none came, so went across the street to the Qi Gong joint and got a GREAT 1 hour massage. 4. Staggered out of Qi Gong joint and saw that line at Artichoke was only 4 people so I finally tried it. Got the plain slice. After the first bite or two I thought it was really delicious, but by the time I finished it I wasn't quite as thrilled. I'm not sure why. Don't get me wrong. It was really yummy, but I guess I'm used to more pedestrian NY pizza. When I feel like "pizza," I'll probably go elsewhere, but I'm sure there'll be times I feel like "Artichoke" and be perfectly happy going back. Ahh, but that massage...
re: foodluvngal
Did you try square or round? I really think the square is the way to go.
re: foodluvngal
foodluvngal, I agree it wasn't memorable for me either. I had a square and an artichoke slice. The square had decent flavor, but the crust was way too overcooked. I usually enjoy square slices, but this was rock solid. As for the artichoke, it again was plaqued by poor crust/dough. In this case it was the only thing holding this pizza together because of all the artichoke dip thrown on top. I wish I had some chips to dip into the pizza.
re: foodluvngal
foodluvngal: lol literally at #s 1-4.
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Huh. I live in the building next door and always thought that the massage place was a front for other . . . . activities. They've now opened a 24 hour juice/bubble tea place in the front of their space, so if you time it right you can get a massage, a restorative drink and a slice in one fell swoop.
The more I learn about the *constant* inconsistencies encountered with the pizza crust[s] at Artichoke, the more I seem to shy away. I thought these were seasoned pizza-makers whose competency I didn't have to question. Why can't these guys make a consistent good (not burnt) pizza? Not to mention, the gates are down more often than they are up. Seems like they've got to get it together yet.
artichoke has moments of greatness, some slices I have there are incredible, at worst pretty good. in time they'll learn more and more from their mistakes, keep in mind they opened just 4 months ago (in comparison to about 40 years for Di Fara). Though Di Fara's is the standard, this is a fantastic pizza joint in downtown manhattan.
I like to say that the force is strong with Artichoke, but it is not yet a master.
re: silencespeak
I may have to give it another shot, but later in the year. The crust and overall density of the slices was not enjoyable.
Last weekend, after a month or two of trying, my girlfriend finally convinced me to walk over to Artichoke and try it out. I had been quasi-interested myself, but previous descriptions of the pizza didn't hold enough appeal to coax me out of my way (or onto a line). Anyway, the short version is that we probably won't bother going back anytime soon.
Crab -- This was actually pretty good, with a thin crust, nice little hits of ricotta, and an overall crabby flavor permeating the entire slice
Regular -- Eating this reminded me of the slices I used to get at Rose's while waiting for a train at Penn Station, mostly because of the spice mix in the sauce. Crust was too thick, though, and they burned it.
Artichoke -- Who's enjoying this? It was like eating a hunk of memory foam with canned soup poured over top.
Every time I go to try this place out, I end up walking away for one reason or another--line too long, line not moving..... I was off from work yesteray, so i went over around noon and they weren't serving, they said come back later. After reading these reviews, maybe I'm not missing anything? but I'm VERY interested in the massage place across the street from Artichoke--thanks for that tip.
re: howboy
You're not missing anything...
Went for the first time last night @ around 11. Line was 7 people deep and got my slices in 10 minutes. Tried the crab, artichoke & regular. The regular slice was the best of the three. The fresh basil & charred crust (not too thick) made it above average. The artichoke slice was way too thick for my taste & the overpowering flavor I got was that of those little chicken boullion cubes you disolve in hot water. (Anyone else notice that?)Strange. The crab slice was pretty good, but again, too thick for me. I'd go back for the regular slice again, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it.
The artichoke pizza is overrated in my opinion. It is neither especially flavorful nor original. The regular pizza has been inconsistent: I tried it once and it was mediocre; I tried it last night coming home from a bar at 1:30 AM and it was very flavorful and good - nice mix of herbs and spices in the sauce and fresh basil as the topping. I took a bite of my friend's crab pizza and it was nothing special. Overall, I'd go back for the regular pizza but not for anything else.
re: crisp444
Have you tried the square?
re: a_and_w
The squares are the reason I keep coming back and waiting. Last night I had a regular while waiting for the square. Scored 2 molten square slices and for once let them cool off rather than having to reroof my mouth as usual. Appreciating the full flavor and lucking out that they weren't as charred as is normallly the case, I came to realize that the sauce may be different from the regular and had a distinctly porky taste to it which I believe is DiFara's secret to his square sauce. Anyone have any idea? In summary, the squares when fresh and not burned are worthy of DiFara's comparison.
re: guttergourmet
Worthy of a comparison to DiFara? I will have to try this square slice ASAP!
re: crisp444
I'm sorry but this pales in comparison to DiFara. Crust is overcooked and way too thick and the cheese is slopped on there. Not sure what the hype is about, but to each his own.
re: ginsbera
I think it compares favorably. What are some squares in Manhattan that live up to the hype, in your view, ginsbera?
re: a_and_w
I'm generally one to choose a round over a square, but I've had better square slices at a wide selection of places, from Joe's on Carmine to even Krunch Pizza (shockingly) on 3rd Ave in Midtown. I've had better square slices in Park Slope/Prospect Heights and even where I grew up a bit upstate.
My gripe with Artichoke is that the crust was so thick, so overcooked that it was not simple to just bite through it. It was the hardest crust I've ever encountered. Maybe a fluke? Possibly, but not acceptable. The sauce and cheese were good, not great, but not worth the price, line or hype in my opinion.
I admit, sometimes DiFara comes out more burnt than I'd like, but it's never so thick and crunchy that I actually have trouble chewing it.
re: ginsbera
My square crust wasn't as crunchy as you describe -- that would indeed be unacceptable. But I personally don't think the squares at Joe's are in the same league, certainly where the sauce and cheese are concerned.
re: a_and_w
Maybe, but if you cant chew it, then it's bad no matter what's on top. I also had the same problem with the Artichoke slice, not only did I find the topping more appropriate in a bowl with some chips and vegetables to dip into it, but the crust was equally thick and overcooked.
re: 2slices
I think so. It's a sicilian pie. I remember Bleecker pizza calls it a grandma slice. and it's the way my grandma makes it...
re: erin07nyc
a grandma slice is usually thin-crusted (although square) with tomatoes or sauce, cheese, olive oil and garlic. a sicilian slice is typically much thicker and with the usual cheese and sauce topping.
re: nativeNYer
Yeah they are totally different. Sicilian is gross IMO, never had a good one.
My question is, is the square artichoke slice grandma?
I love grandma pie, there's a place right under the Kosciusko next to the UPS depot, Marchini's. They make goodn.
The only place I know in Manhattan that sells grandma is Maffei on 23rd and 6th, cant remember if it's any good.
re: 2slices
No slices at Artichoke are grandma slices. And neither the artichoke slice nor the crab slice are square. The only square is the sicilian slice.
re: 2slices
go to new town pizza on w77 and broadway for a great sicilian and grandma slice. ask them to make the sicilian slice well done. the slice is thick and the dough bounces back into shape after you bite into it - sooooo soft and the cheese is really good.
i agree that, in most other places, the sicilian slice can be gross. the grandma slice is really great there as well. the place is a typically take-out place with about 6 tables but the pizza is great.
re: 2slices
Artichoke serves a sicilian slice. Grandma is usually thinner and has less cheese. For two excellent (but very different) takes on grandma pizza, I highly recommend Rocco's on 7th Ave and Lazarra's on 38th.


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Sunday's meeting with Aston Villa is the first of five Barclays Premier League fixtures in just over a fortnight and three points will be on the agenda at Villa Park following the defeats at home to Everton and Newcastle.
"It was unheard of for us to lose two games consecutively at Old Trafford," Welbeck told MUTV. "We needed to take a good look at ourselves to then put things right.
"Everyone should take responsibility, it's not just down to one person, it is down to the whole team. We know within ourselves we can't dwell on things too long and make sure we're ready to win three points from the next game.
"This season's been quite unpredictable in the Premier League, but you cannot go into a match just thinking 'we're going to win this or win that', you have to be mentally prepared and physically conditioned."
United are 13 points behind leaders Arsenal as this league weekend kicks off, but Welbeck feels that focusing on short-term gains will benefit the Reds' position in the table.
"We've sat down, looked at ourselves and we want just to win the next game," Danny added. "It's not about looking too far ahead and thinking that we want to win the title, I think that is when distractions come into play. You just have to be focused on the next game and winning the three points."
The absence for around a month of Robin van Persie due to a thigh injury could result in Welbeck spearheading the attack, but with several options available to manager David Moyes, the England international is happy to play in whatever role is needed for the team.
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Mpologoma resort hotel is located 82 km from Kampala off Nile breweries Uganda and 9 km from Jinja in Njeru. We offer our guests a comfortable and pleasant stay at a reasonable price. Our hotel is situated in one of the most beautiful places in Uganda with a spectacular view of the Lake Victoria, the Hotel is also situated in a quiet place and indeed a good hideout with good security.
The Hotel provides affordable accommodation, restaurant with a well equip' t Bar for our guest. We have self contained rooms so as to give our guests a pleasant during there stay with us.
We also offer other facilities such as Conferencing for a maximum of 100 people, Boardrooms and a good environment for small functions, with enough parking space.
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|Nearest airport: ENTEBBE AIRPORT 80 km
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|Pets welcome, Yes, smoking allowed
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|Internet access, DVD player
|TV, Video player, CD player, Telephone, Fax machine, Pool or snooker table, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|14 bedrooms, 45 bathrooms of which 15 Family bathrooms, 15 En suites and 15 Shower rooms
|Single beds (11), Double beds (3), Dining seats for 10, Lounge seats for 1
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Shared garden, BBQ
|Wheelchair users, Secure parking
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Mpologoma resort hotel is located in the eastern region of Uganda on the northern shores of lake Victoria at the source of River Nile, the region is liked for it's geography of the both the R.Nile and L.Victoria which has influenced many people to the area. The Victoria-Nile is the most attracting feature for most of our guests with the fact that this makes our Guests not only enjoy our unique services but also have the good feeling for the surrounding area.
The area around is rich with a lot of activities for holiday making, the fact being that it is located near the cool shores of Lake Victoria it gives a clear view of the Great Victoria Nile to our Guests making the area more interesting to stay.
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FIFA's system has made Japan and Korea the sleeper teams in this World Cup -- just like last time.
Something happens when you put away your pride and go up against the best, knowing all the while that failure is the most likely outcome. More often than not, you learn. You learn about your own character and fortitude, and you learn what makes the opposition so strong. These lessons can be costly, but Japan and Korea are always willing to pay -- and that's why FIFA underrates them.
There's a certain disconnect from reality when it comes to FIFA's expectations for these two East Asian teams and their actual performance on the field. Consider the 2002 World Cup, regarded as a watershed moment for soccer in Japan and Korea. After dismal performances in France in 1998, the two countries -- joint hosts of the tournament that year -- went into the cup rated 32nd (Japan) and 40th (Korea). Home field is always an advantage, but few expected the joint hosts to finish ninth and fourth respectively, with wins for Japan over Portugal and Korea over Italy.
Four years later, in the wake of that epic accomplishment, they achieved together basically what the world expected of them: 29th for Japan (ranked 18th going into the tournament by FIFA) and 17th for Korea (ranked 29th) -- not surprising, but not too shabby, either. And that might have been the end of the story: a gradual settling down into a comfortable sort of respectability, of the kind the United States has lately enjoyed. But in 2010, something went a little pear-shaped in the FIFA view of its leading Asian teams.
Japan and Korea were ranked 45th and 47th before the South African games began, but Japan finished ninth again and Korea 15th. Only a penalty shootout against Paraguay kept Japan out of the quarterfinals after it claimed the scalps of Denmark and Cameroon. Meanwhile, Korea beat Greece and drew with Nigeria, hardly a pair of lightweights. This time around, Japan is ranked 47th and Korea languishes at 55th. Yet both teams have already taken a point from higher-ranked opponents and could make the group stage.
To understand what's happening here, it helps to think about a regular person trying to learn a sport like tennis. If he always plays against people who are even worse than he is, he'll rack up a lot of wins. No one, however, will be very impressed. And if he keeps picking weak opponents, it'll be tough for him to improve his game. To get better, he'll have to take on superior players and probably lose quite a few matches in the process.
Japan and Korea find themselves in the same situation. Their corner of the world offers few worthy competitors; if the gulf between them and the superpowers of South America and Europe is wide, the gulf between them and many of their neighbors is even wider. After being given a bye in the early rounds of qualifying for this World Cup, both Japan and Korea went 8-3-3 against Asian opposition. But most of the teams they faced had exceedingly poor FIFA rankings.
Korea won 6-0 over Lebanon, currently ranked 125th by FIFA, and 4-1 over 100th-ranked Qatar. Japan won 8-0 against Tajikistan, now ranked 126th by FIFA, and 6-0 against 63rd-ranked Jordan. (The Jordanians somehow made a playoff with Uruguay for a spot in Brazil, suggesting they were Asia-plus-Australia's fifth-best team; they lost 5-0 to the South Americans over two legs.) But because of the flimsy opposition, even these good results didn't push Japan and Korea too far up the FIFA table.
The Asian qualifying tournament ended for Japan and Korea in June 2013. So what did they do to warm up for Brazil? Japan's next three matches were against Brazil, Italy, and Mexico at the Confederations Cup. It lost all three. Over the next 12 months, Japan also played Uruguay, Ghana, Serbia, the Netherlands, and Belgium, going 2-1-2. Korea took a similar path, taking on Brazil, Switzerland, Russia, Mexico, the United States, Greece, and Ghana -- and compiling a record of 1-0-6.
It wasn't the greatest run of results for either team, and it didn't do their FIFA rankings any favors. But all of these opponents were teams with long histories in the World Cup. If Japan and Korea wanted to get better, these were the teams they had to play. Just as for Honda in the 1970s and Hyundai in the 1980s, the only way to compete with the dominant powers on the world's biggest stage was to meet them head-to-head, learn from them, and come back even stronger. Japan even came up with a new way to make cars that turned out to be more efficient and reliable than anything its American and German competitors were doing.
Even if FIFA can't see how its rankings are misevaluating Japan and Korea, the bookmakers can. Adjusting for a four percent profit, Japan was expected to win 28 of the 50 international games it played before this year's World Cup, and it won exactly 28 of them. Korea, if anything, was overrated; bettors expected its team to win 25 matches, but they came up with only 22 victories. At least someone is giving these Asian soccer superpowers their due.
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WASHINGTON (CBS News / AP) - A report by a federal watchdog has found that about half of all payday loans are made to people who extend the loans so many times they end up paying more in fees than the original amount they borrowed.
The report released Tuesday by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau also shows that four of five payday loans are extended, or "rolled over," within 14 days. Additional fees are charged when loans are rolled over.
"We are concerned that too many borrowers slide into the debt traps that payday loans can become," said CFPB Director Richard Cordray in a written statement. He said reforms are needed to ensure Americans have access to other "small-dollar loans" that are more consumer-friendly, that would help them get ahead of debts instead of putting them behind.
Payday loans, also known as cash advances or check loans, are short-term loans at high interest rates, usually for $500 or less. They often are made to borrowers with weak credit or low incomes, and the storefront businesses often are located near military bases. The equivalent annual interest rates run to three digits.
The report also found that only 15 percent of borrowers who take out payday loans are able to pay off the loan on time, without taking out another loan within 14 days. The remaining 85 percent either default on the original loan or take out a new one, trapping them in a never-ending cycle of debt.
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DeForest improves to 4-0, beats Mt. Horeb-Barneveld
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The DeForest Norskis improved to 4-0 on the season with a 27-0 victory over Mount Horeb-Barneveld in News 3's Prep Mania Game of the Week.
Brendon Lapp found Jeff Berry for the games first touchdown in the second quarter to take a 10-0 lead.
That duo also connected for a score that made it 17-0. DeForest led 20-0 at the half.
The defense did not allow the Vikings offense to get in any sort of a rhythm.
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