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On this page you will find an exciting match prediction for the Gold Cup. Between Panama and the United States in the final group match for the first place in Pool D. Both teams were able to win their previous games at this tournament. Who is the winner of the group, who gets the supposedly easier opponent from Group C in the quarterfinals? The game starts on Thursday at 3 pm Central European Time.
Can Panama annoy the USA?
Despite two wins, Panama is little trusted by the bookies. For a tournament victory of the Central Americans you get a betting rate of over 16.00. This is the 5th highest value of the remaining 9 participants in the race. The team of Julio Dely Valdés is also a clear underdog against the USA. Tip 1 throws in this encounter from an enormously high 7.30er quota. even if you trust the Panamanian points against the United States, you still get very decent odds of 2.60 with a betting tip on X / 2. In 4 of the last 6 duels with the Americans Panama was able to draw a draw after all. In the small final of the Gold Cup 4 years ago, the Channel nation even beat the overpowering rival from the north on penalties. The last two clashes went to the USA. In 2011, the last Panamanian victory over the US took place, since then there have been 8 US victories and 4 draws. The Valdes squad defeated 2-0 at this edition of the CONCACAF Gold Cup in the preliminary round Trinidad & Tobago (goals: Armando Cooper and Yoel Bárcenas) and Guyana 4: 2. Abdiel Arroyo opened the scoring for his colors. An own goal brought after the balance Panama on the winning road. After the break Éric Davis increased by penalty and Gabriel Torres. In injury time they caught the second goal. Against the US is now about the group victory and thus probably to the avoidance of Jamaica. El Salvador or Curaçao would probably be the easier-to-play opponents in the quarter-finals. Panama was in the final 7 editions of this tournament in the knockout phase, as it did this year. Two years ago, the last 8 was over in the round. In 2013, however, they reached the final (defeat against Mexico), 2015, one was third (victory in the small final against USA). Panama has been coached by Valdes for 5 games. The two successes in the Gold Cup were the first two. This year there was already a friendly match between these two nations, which won the USA 3-0 for themselves. That was still under Valdes' predecessor Gary Stempel. But if Panama are so focused on the Americans at the conclusion of the preliminary round as they were in the first two Gold Cup games, they have a chance of at least one point.
Will the US live up to the role of favorite against Panama?
The USA are the clear favorites after two wins in the first two Gold Cup games. Tip 2 is just quoted just above 1.50. The Americans are – as before tournament start – one of the big favorites for the title. For a US triumph at the Gold Cup 2019 you get a quota of around 2.70, which is just over Mexico. The bookies assume that one of the two teams will win the title. As in the past 19 years, when both nations could win 4 times. So can the US defend its title? In any case, they have already started brilliantly in this Gold Cup. The 4-0 draw against Guyana was topped 6-0 by Trinidad & Tobago. It is also striking that in the Americans many players can provide for Torgefahr. The 10 tournament hits were scored by 5 different players. This hit yield is also the 3rd best of the tournament, only Mexico and Canada are here in front of the USA. The Americans also scored the most goals after the break, 8 in the second half. This is the best value of the tournament. Interesting are the numbers for both teams at the corners. Here both nations are far behind. In the first two games, the USA only managed to score 9 corners, Panama only 7th. Together with Haiti this is the lowest value. Possibly it pays to put in a few corners in this encounter. As mentioned above, the US beat Panama this year already 3-0 in a Testspiel match. Djordje Mihailovic, Walker Zimmerman and Christian Ramírez were the scorers in this ultimately unequivocal result. 2 of the 3 goals fell in the last 10 minutes. Berhalter has been the head coach of the Americans for 8 games. Since then, there have been 5 wins, with 1 draw and 2 defeats. They also won against Ecuador and Costa Rica, draw against Chile. Both the offensive and the defense have been quite neat. On average, you can make 2.13 goals, while you only get 0.63 goals.
Football Prediction of the Day Panama vs USA
In an over / under 2.5 goal bet, the bookies tend to see a draw in the prediction. Here we can not give you a serious assessment. For less than 3.5 goals, the odds are again too low. We predict that the USA will hold the to-zero series, which will make options for both teams – no and keep tip to zero tip 2 open.
Bet Tips: USA
Odds: 1.50


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You face a lot of changes when you go to college, not the least of which is the fact that you will be making a lot of decisions on your own. It's not easy, but this article can help you navigate college.
Carry a personal water bottle to school. By carrying a water bottle, you can ensure you stay properly hydrated while on campus. This is particularly key if you have a few classes one right after the other and lack time to eat. You will be able to remain focused and alert if you drink water during the day. Refill the bottle between classes at water fountains.
Make sure you are prepared for tests with all the materials you will need. Before you leave your dorm, check that you have your calculator, textbook, notes, or any other supplies you made need. Many times, the teacher will not have extras, so you need to remember to pack everything you need ahead of time.
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Four-time GRAMMY nominee Boney James has returned with a dynamic, genre-busting album "The Beat". One of the most successful instrumental artists of our time with sales totaling over 3 million records, James' new GRAMMY nominated project fuses his R&B/Jazz roots with Latin rhythm and percussion. In their review of "The Beat", The New York Times said: "The relaxed charisma of Mr. James' tone is one reason his approach works…. Another is his sturdy sense of phrase. Like Grover Washington, Jr., a pioneer in this field, he sounds at ease but alert, and he's capable of striking an imploring tone without an overdose of saccharine."
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Posted by Kanstantsin Sokal, Software Engineer, MediaPipe team
Earlier this year, the MediaPipe Team released the Face Mesh solution, which estimates the approximate 3D face shape via 468 landmarks in real-time on mobile devices. In this blog, we introduce a new face transform estimation module that establishes a researcher- and developer-friendly semantic API useful for determining the 3D face pose and attaching virtual objects (like glasses, hats or masks) to a face.
The new module establishes a metric 3D space and uses the landmark screen positions to estimate common 3D face primitives, including a face pose transformation matrix and a triangular face mesh. Under the hood, a lightweight statistical analysis method called Procrustes Analysis is employed to drive a robust, performant and portable logic. The analysis runs on CPU and has a minimal speed/memory footprint on top of the original Face Mesh solution.
Figure 1: An example of virtual mask and glasses effects, based on the MediaPipe Face Mesh solution.
The MediaPipe Face Landmark Model performs a single-camera face landmark detection in the screen coordinate space: the X- and Y- coordinates are normalized screen coordinates, while the Z coordinate is relative and is scaled as the X coordinate under the weak perspective projection camera model. While this format is well-suited for some applications, it does not directly enable crucial features like aligning a virtual 3D object with a detected face.
The newly introduced module moves away from the screen coordinate space towards a metric 3D space and provides the necessary primitives to handle a detected face as a regular 3D object. By design, you'll be able to use a perspective camera to project the final 3D scene back into the screen coordinate space with a guarantee that the face landmark positions are not changed.
The Metric 3D space established within the new module is a right-handed orthonormal metric 3D coordinate space. Within the space, there is a virtual perspective camera located at the space origin and pointed in the negative direction of the Z-axis. It is assumed that the input camera frames are observed by exactly this virtual camera and therefore its parameters are later used to convert the screen landmark coordinates back into the Metric 3D space. The virtual camera parameters can be set freely, however for better results it is advised to set them as close to the real physical camera parameters as possible.
Figure 2: A visualization of multiple key elements in the metric 3D space. Created in Cinema 4D
The Canonical Face Model is a static 3D model of a human face, which follows the 3D face landmark topology of the MediaPipe Face Landmark Model. The model bears two important functions:
The face transform estimation pipeline is a key component, responsible for estimating face transform data within the Metric 3D space. On each frame, the following steps are executed in the given order:
The Effect Renderer is a component, which serves as a working example of a face effect renderer. It targets the OpenGL ES 2.0 API to enable a real-time performance on mobile devices and supports the following rendering modes:
In both rendering modes, the face mesh is first rendered as an occluder straight into the depth buffer. This step helps to create a more believable effect via hiding invisible elements behind the face surface.
Figure 3: An example of face effects rendered by the Face Effect Renderer.
The face transform estimation module is available as a part of the MediaPipe Face Mesh solution. It comes with face effect application examples, available as graphs and mobile apps on Android or iOS. If you wish to go beyond examples, the module contains generic calculators and subgraphs - those can be flexibly applied to solve specific use cases in any MediaPipe graph. For more information, please visit our documentation.
We look forward to publishing more blog posts related to new MediaPipe pipeline examples and features. Please follow the MediaPipe label on Google Developers Blog and Google Developers twitter account (@googledevs).
We would like to thank Chuo-Ling Chang, Ming Guang Yong, Jiuqiang Tang, Gregory Karpiak, Siarhei Kazakou, Matsvei Zhdanovich and Matthias Grundman for contributing to this blog post.
Posted by Jennifer Kohl, Program Manager, Developer Community Programs
On October 16-18, thousands of developers from all over the world are coming together for DevFest 2020, the largest virtual weekend of community-led learning on Google technologies.
As people around the world continue to adapt to spending more time at home, developers yearn for community now more than ever. In years past, DevFest was a series of in-person events over a season. For 2020, the community is coming together in a whole new way – virtually – over one weekend to keep developers connected when they may want it the most.
The magic of DevFest comes from the people who organize and speak at the events - developers with various backgrounds and skill levels, all with their own unique perspectives. In different parts of the world, you can find a DevFest session in many local languages. DevFest speakers are made up of various types of technologists, including kid developers , self-taught programmers from rural areas , and CEOs and CTOs of startups. DevFest also features a wide range of speakers from Google, Women Techmakers, Google Developer Experts, and more. Together, these friendly faces, with many different perspectives, create a unique and rich developer conference.
Hosted by Google Developer Groups, this year's sessions include technical talks and workshops from the community, and a keynote from Google Developers. Through these events, developers will learn how Google technologies help them develop, learn, and build together.
Sessions will cover multiple technologies, such as Android, Google Cloud Platform, Machine Learning with TensorFlow, Web.dev, Firebase, Google Assistant, and Flutter.
For this reason, Google Developers supports the community-led efforts of Google Developer Groups and their annual tentpole event, DevFest. Google provides esteemed speakers from the company and custom technical content produced by developers at Google. The impact of DevFest is really driven by the grassroots, passionate GDG community organizers who volunteer their time. Google Developers is proud to support them.
During DevFest 2019, 138,000+ developers participated across 500+ DevFests in 100 countries. While 2020 is a very different year for events around the world, GDG chapters are galvanizing their communities to come together virtually for this global moment. The excitement for DevFest continues as more people seek new opportunities to meet and collaborate with like-minded, community-oriented developers in our local towns and regions.
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Posted by Gabriel Rubinsky, Senior Product Manager
Today, we're excited to announce the Device Access Console is available.
The Device Access program lets individuals and qualified partners securely access and control Nest products with their apps and solutions.
At the heart of the Device Access program is the Smart Device Management API. Since we announced the program, Alarm.com, Control4, DISH, OhmConnect, NRG Energy, and Vivint Smart Home have successfully completed the Early Access Program (EAP) with Nest thermostat, camera, or doorbell traits. In the coming months, we expect additional devices to be supported and more smart home partners to launch their new integrations as well.
Enhanced privacy and security
The Device Access program is built on a foundation of privacy and security. The program requires partner submission of qualified use cases and completion of a security assessment before being allowed to utilize the Smart Device Management API for commercial use. The program process gives our users the confidence that commercial partners offering integrated Nest solutions have data protections and safeguards in place that meet our privacy and security standards.
Nest device access and control
The Device Access program currently allows qualified partners to integrate directly with Nest devices, enable control of thermostats, access and view camera feeds, and receive doorbell notifications with images. All qualified partner solutions and services will require end-user consent before being able to access, control, and manage Nest devices as part of their service offerings, either through a partner client app or service platform. Ultimately, this gives users more choice in how to control their home and their own generated data.
If you're a developer or a Nest user interested in the Device Access program or access to the sandbox development environment,* you can find more information on our Device Access site.
The Device Access program allows trusted partners to offer access, management, and control of Nest devices within the partner's app, solution, and ecosystem. It allows developers to test all API traits in the sandbox environment, before moving forward with commercial integration. Learn more
For individual smart home developer enthusiasts, you can register to access the sandbox development environment, allowing you to directly control your own Nest devices through your private integrations and automations. Learn more
We're doing the work to make Nest devices more secure and protect user privacy long into the future. This means expanding privacy and data security programs, and delivering flexibility for our customers to use thousands of products from partners to create a connected, helpful home.
Posted by David Ko, Engineering Director; Jeff Lim, Software Engineer; Pankaj Gupta, Director of Engineering; Will Horn, Software Engineer
Three years ago, when we launched Google Pay India (then called Tez), our vision was to create a simple and secure payment app for everyone in India. We started with the premise of making payments simple and built a user interface that made making payments as easy as starting a conversation. The simplicity of the design resonated with users instantly and over time, we have added functionality to help users do more than just make payments. Today users can pay their bills, recharge their phones, get loans instantly through banks, buy train tickets and much more all within the app. Last year, we also launched the Spot Platform in India, which allows merchants to create branded experiences within the Google Pay app so they can connect with their customers in a more engaging way.
As we looked at scaling our learnings from India to other parts of the world, we wanted to focus on a fast and efficient development environment, which was modern and engaging with the flexibility needed to keep the UI clean. And more importantly one that enabled us to write once and be able to deploy to both iOS and Android reaching the wide variety of users.
It was clear that we would need to build it, and ensure that it worked across a wide variety of payment rails, infrastructure, and operating systems. But with the momentum we had for Google Pay in India, and the fast evolving product features - we had limited engineering resources to put behind this effort.
After evaluating various options, it was easy to pick Flutter as the obvious choice. The three things that made it click for us were:
Now the task was to get it done. We started with a small team of three software engineers from both Android and iOS. Those days were focused and intense. To start with we created a vertical slice of the app — home page, chat, and payments (with the critical native plugins for payments in India). The team first tried a hybrid approach, and then decided to do a clean rewrite as it was not scalable.
We ran a few small sprints for other engineers on the team to give them an opportunity to rewrite something in Flutter and provide feedback. Everyone loved Flutter — you could see the thrill on people's faces as they talked about how fast it was to build a user interface. One of the most exciting things was that the team could get instant feedback while developing. We could also leverage the high quality widgets that Flutter provided to make development easier.
After carefully weighing the risks and our case for migration, we decided to go all in with Flutter. It was a monumental rewrite of a moving target, and the existing app continues to evolve while we were rewriting features. After many months of hard work, Google Pay Flutter implementation is now available in open beta in India and Singapore. Our users in India and Singapore can visit the Google Play Store page for Google Pay to opt into the beta program and experience the latest app built on Flutter. Next, we are looking forward to launching Google Pay on Flutter to everyone across the world on iOS and Android.
We hope this gives you a fair idea of how to approach and launch a complete rewrite of an active app that is used by millions of users and businesses of all sizes. It would not have been possible for us to deliver this without Flutter's continued advances on the platform. Huge thanks to the Flutter team, as today, we are standing on their shoulders!
When fully migrated, Google Pay will be one of the largest production deployments on the Flutter platform. We look forward to sharing more learnings from our transition to Flutter in the future.
Posted by The Coral Team
Moving into the fall, the Coral platform continues to grow with the release of the M.2 Accelerator with Dual Edge TPU. Its first application is in Google's Series One room kits where it helps to remove interruptions and makes the audio clearer for better video meetings. To help even more folks build products with Coral intelligence, we're dropping the prices on several of our products. And for those folks that are looking to level up their at home video production, we're sharing a demo of a pose based AI director to make multi-camera video easier to make.
Coral M.2 Accelerator with Dual Edge TPU
The newest addition to our product family brings two Edge TPU co-processors to systems in an M.2 E-key form factor. While the design requires a dual bus PCIe M.2 slot, it brings enhanced ML performance (8 TOPS) to tasks such as running two models in parallel or pipelining one large model across both Edge TPUs.
The ability to scale across multiple edge accelerators isn't limited to only two Edge TPUs. As edge computing expands to local data centers, cell towers, and gateways, multi-Edge TPU configurations will be required to help process increasingly sophisticated ML models. Coral allows the use of a single toolchain to create models for one or more Edge TPUs that can address many different future configurations.
A great example of how the Coral M.2 Accelerator with Dual Edge TPU is being used is in the Series One meeting room kits for Google Meet.
The new Series One room kits for Google Meet run smarter with Coral intelligence
Google's new Series One room kits use our Coral M.2 Accelerator with Dual Edge TPU to bring enhanced audio clarity to video meetings. TrueVoice®, a multi-channel noise cancellation technology, minimizes distractions to ensure every voice is heard with up to 44 channels of echo and noise cancellation, making distracting sounds like snacking or typing on a keyboard a concern of the past.
Enabling the clearest possible communication in challenging environments was the target for the Google Meet hardware team. The consideration of what makes a challenging environment was not limited to unusually noisy environments, such as lunchrooms doubling as conference rooms. Any conference room can present challenging acoustics that make it difficult for all participants to be heard.
The secret to clarity without expensive and cumbersome equipment is to use virtual audio channels and AI driven sound isolation. Read more about how Coral was used to enhance and future-proof the innovative design.
Expanding the AI edge
Earlier this year, we reduced the prices of our prototyping devices and sensors. We are excited to share further price drops on more of our products. Our System-on-Module is now available for $99.99, and our Mini PCIe Accelerator, M.2 Accelerator A+E Key, and M.2 Accelerator B+M key are now available at $24.99. We hope this lower price will make our edge AI more accessible to more creative minds around the world. Later, this month our SoM offering will also expand to include 2 and 4GB RAM options.
Multi-cam with AI
As we expand our platform and product family, we continue to keep new edge AI use cases in mind. We are continually inspired by our developer community's experimentation and implementations. When recently faced with the challenges of multicam video production from home, Markku Lepistö, Solutions Architect at Google Cloud, created this real-time pose-based multicam tool he so aptly dubbed, AI Director.
We love seeing such unique implementations of on-device ML and invite you to share your own projects and feedback at email@example.com.
For a list of worldwide distributors, system integrators and partners, visit the Coral partnerships page. Please visit Coral.ai to discover more about our edge ML platform.
Posted by Takuo Suzuki, Developer Relations Program Manager
The Google for Startups Accelerator helps founders across the globe solve for important economic and societal challenges, while helping them grow and scale their business. Due to the continued success of the program around the world, we are pleased to open up applications for our third Accelerator class in Japan, commencing January 2021. Applications will remain open until October 30, 2020.
This accelerator is designed for established startups across Japan using technology to help solve important social and environmental issues, and that contribute to the Japanese economy. This includes (but is not limited to) startups tackling:
Google for Startups Accelerators provide support to later-stage companies that have already launched their product, and have strong market-fit and potential to scale rapidly in the future. Startups in the program benefit from tailored Google mentorship, product advice & credits, technical workshops, and by getting connected to other founders, VCs, and industry experts.
Each participating startup selected for the Google for Startups Accelerator program will join a 500+ company alumni network of startups from around the world, such as Selan, with their product Omister (Class #2 Japan), is improving education & childcare in Japan by providing bilingual instructors for children, and mDoc, (Class #1 Sustainability, Europe), a Nigerian startup helping people in West Africa with chronic diseases get treatment via their app.
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Posted by Charles Maxson, Developer Advocate, G Suite
Millions of users know G Suite as a collection of communication and productivity apps that enables teams to easily create, communicate, collaborate, and discover content to supercharge teamwork. Beneath the surface of this well-serving collection of apps is also an extensible platform that enables developers to build targeted custom experiences and integrations utilizing these apps, allowing G Suite's vast user base to get even more value out of the platform.
At first glance, it may not be natural to think of the tools you use for day-to-day productivity and collaboration as a developer platform. But consider what makes up a developer platform; Languages, APIs, runtimes, frameworks, IDEs, ecosystem, etc; G Suite offers developers all of these things and more.
Let's take a closer look at what makes up the G Suite developer platform and how you can use it.
There are a lot of components that make up G Suite as a platform. As a developer, there is probably none more important than the data that your solution collects, processes and presents. As a platform, G Suite is both highly interoperable, secure, and also interestingly unique.
Being interoperable, G Suite lets you interact with your data--whether your data is in G Suite or elsewhere, no matter how you store it or how you want to analyze it. G Suite allows you to keep your data where it best suits your application, while offering you flexibility to access it easily. Some examples include rich integrations with sources like BigQuery or JDBC databases. Better yet, often little to no code is required to get you connected.
Where G Suite as a platform is unique regarding data is it can be used to store, or perhaps even more interesting, be used to produce data. For native storage, you may use Drive as a content repository, or store information in a Sheets spreadsheet, or collect it via Google Forms as a front end. Additionally, there are many scenarios where the content your users are engaging in (emails, chats, events, tasks, contacts, documents, identity, etc.) can be harnessed to create unique interactions with G Suite. Solutions that build off, or integrate with G Suite provide such unique business value, but regardless where your data resides, accessing it as a developer is a non-issue via the platform.
The core of the G Suite developer platform itself is composed of frameworks for developer features including G Suite Add-ons and Chatbots, as well as a comprehensive library of REST APIs. These allow you to interface with the full G Suite platform to create integrations, build extensions, add customizations, and access content or data.
G Suite Add-ons and Chatbots are frameworks specifically designed for G Suite that allow you to quickly and safely build experiences that enrich the way users interact within G Suite apps, while while the REST APIs give you essentially unlimited access to G Suite apps and data including Gmail, Classroom, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Task, and more. What you build, and what you build with, including languages and dev environments is up to you!
The beauty of G Suite as a platform is how you can unlock complementary technologies like Google Cloud that expand the platform to be even more powerful. Think about a G Suite UI connecting to a Google Cloud Platform backend; the familiar interface of G Suite coupled with the phenomenal power and scale of GCP!
Building with GCP from G Suite, you have access to components like the AI platform. This enables scenarios like using Google Sheets as a front end to AI tools like the Vision, Natural Language and the Translation APIs. Imagine how you can change the way users interact with G Suite, your app and your data combined with the power of ML?
Another useful concept is how you can add natural conversational experiences to your app in G Suite with tools like DialogFlow. This way instead of writing complicated interfaces users have to learn, you could build a G Suite Chat bot that invokes Dialogflow to allow users to execute commands directly from within their team conversations in Chat. So for example, users could just ask a Chat bot to "Add a task to the project list" or "Assign this issue to Matt". A recent example of this is DataQnA, a natural language interface for analyzing BigQuery data.
BigQuery is another GCP tool that works natively with G Suite to allow you to analyze and leverage larger, complicated data sets while producing unique custom reports that can be surfaced in a user friendly way. One of the ways to leverage BigQuery with G Suite is through Connected Sheets, which provides the power and scale of a BigQuery data warehouse in the familiar context of Sheets. With Connected Sheets, you can analyze billions of rows of live BigQuery data in Google Sheets without requiring SQL knowledge. You can apply familiar tools—like pivot tables, charts, and formulas—to easily derive insights from big data.
One relatively new addition to the Google Cloud family also worth mentioning here is AppSheet. AppSheet is a no-code tool that can be used to quickly build mobile and web apps. Being no-code, it may seem out of place in a discussion for a development platform, but AppSheet is a dynamic and agile tool that makes it great for building apps fast or envisioning prototypes, while also connecting to G Suite apps like Google Sheets, allowing you to access G Suite platform data with ease.
When you do need the power of writing custom code, one of the foundational components of the G Suite developer platform is Apps Script. For over a decade, Apps Script has been the server-less, JavaScript-based runtime that natively powers G Suite extensibility. Built directly into G Suite with its own IDE, Apps Script makes it super fast and easy to get started building solutions with nothing to install or configure, just open and start coding -- or you can even let the macro recorder write code for you! Apps Script masks a lot of complexities that developers face like handling user authentication, allowing you to focus on creating solutions quickly. Its native integration and relative simplicity also welcomes developers with diverse skill levels to build customized workflows, menus and UI, automations and more right inside G Suite.
While Apps Script is nimble and useful for many use cases, we know that many developers have preferences around tools, languages and development environments. G Suite is an open platform that encourages developers to choose options that makes them more productive. In continuing to build on that principle, we recently introduced Alternate Runtimes for G Suite Add-ons. This new capability allows you to create solutions using the G Suite Add-ons framework without being bound to Apps Script as a toolset, giving you the choice and freedom to leverage your existing preferences and investments in hosting infrastructure, development tools, source control, languages, and code libraries, etc.
Finally, what completes the vision of G Suite as a developer platform is that you have the confidence and convenience of an established platform that is broadly deployed and backed by tools like Google Identity Management and the G Suite Admin Console for administration and security. This enables you to build your solutions--whether its a customized solution for your internal users or an integration between your software platform and G Suite--and distribute them at a domain level or even globally via the G Suite Marketplace, which is an acquisition channel for developers and a discovery engine for end-users and enterprise admins alike.
Now that you can see how G Suite is a developer platform, imagine what you can build?
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Posted by Vikram Sharma, Software Engineering Intern; Jianing Wei, Staff Software Engineer; Tyler Mullen, Senior Software Engineer
Today, we are excited to release the Instant Motion Tracking solution in MediaPipe. It is built upon the MediaPipe Box Tracking solution we released previously. With Instant Motion Tracking, you can easily place fun virtual 2D and 3D content on static or moving surfaces, allowing them to seamlessly interact with the real world. This technology also powered MotionStills AR. Along with the library, we are releasing an open source Android application to showcase its capabilities. In this application, a user simply taps the camera viewfinder in order to place virtual 3D objects and GIF animations, augmenting the real-world environment.
Instant Motion Tracking in MediaPipe
The Instant Motion Tracking solution provides the capability to seamlessly place virtual content on static or motion surfaces in the real world. To achieve that, we provide the six degrees of freedom tracking with relative scale in the form of rotation and translation matrices. This tracking information is then used in the rendering system to overlay virtual content on camera streams to create immersive AR experiences.
The core concept behind Instant Motion Tracking is to decouple the camera's translation and rotation estimation, treating them instead as independent optimization problems. This approach enables AR tracking across devices and platforms without initialization or calibration. We do this by first finding the 3D camera translation using only the visual signals from the camera. This involves estimating the target region's apparent 2D translation and relative scale across frames. The process can be illustrated with a simple pinhole camera model, relating translation and scale of an object in the image plane to the final 3D translation.
By finding the change in relative size of our tracked region from view position V1 to V2, we can estimate the relative change in distance from the camera.
Next, we obtain the device's 3D rotation from its built-in IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit) sensor. By combining this translation and rotation data, we can track a target region with six degrees of freedom at relative scale. This information allows for the placement of virtual content on any system with a camera and IMU functionality, and is calibration free. For more details on Instant Motion Tracking, please refer to our paper.
A diagram of Instant Motion Tracking pipeline is shown below, consisting of four major components: a Sticker Manager module, a Region Tracking module, a Matrices Manager module, and lastly a Rendering System. Each of the components consists of MediaPipe calculators or subgraphs.
Diagram of Instant Motion Tracking Pipeline
The Sticker Manager accepts sticker data from the application and produces initial anchors (tracked region information) based on user taps, and user gesture controls for every sticker object. Initial anchors are then sent to our Region Tracking module to generate tracked anchors. The Matrices Manager combines this data with our device's rotation matrix to produce six degrees-of-freedom poses as model matrices. After integrating any user-specified transforms like asset scaling, our final poses are forwarded to the Rendering System to render all virtual objects overlaid on the camera frame to produce the output AR frame.
The Instant Motion Tracking solution is easy to use by leveraging the MediaPipe cross-platform framework. With camera frames, device rotation matrix, and anchor positions (screen coordinates) as input, the MediaPipe graph produces AR renderings for each frame, providing engaging experiences. If you wish to integrate this Instant Motion Tracking library with your system or application, please visit our documentation to build your own AR experiences on any device with IMU functionality and a camera sensor.
Instant Motion Tracking solution allows bringing both 3D stickers and GIF animations into Augmented Reality experiences. GIFs are rendered on flat 3D billboards placed in the world, introducing fun and immersive experiences with animated content blended into the real environment.Try it for yourself!
Demonstration of GIF placement in 3D
MediaPipe Instant Motion Tracking is already helping PixelShift.AI, a startup applying cutting-edge vision technologies to facilitate video content creation, to track virtual characters seamlessly in the view-finder for a realistic experience. Building upon Instant Motion Tracking's high-quality pose estimation, PixelShift.AI enables VTubers to create mixed reality experiences with web technologies. The product is going to be released to the broader VTuber community later this year.
Instant Motion Tracking helps PixelShift.AI create mixed reality experiences
We would like to thank Vikram Sharma, Jianing Wei, Tyler Mullen, Chuo-Ling Chang, Ming Guang Yong, Jiuqiang Tang, Siarhei Kazakou, Genzhi Ye, Camillo Lugaresi, Buck Bourdon, and Matthias Grundman for their contributions to this release.
Posted by Lillan Marie Agerup, Product Manager
We are always working to improve security protections of Google accounts. Our security systems automatically detect, alert and help protect our users against a range of security threats. One form of phishing, known as "man-in-the-middle", is hard to detect when an embedded browser framework (e.g., Chromium Embedded Framework - CEF) or another automation platform is being used for authentication. MITM presents an authentication flow on these platforms and intercepts the communications between a user and Google to gather the user's credentials (including the second factor in some cases) and sign in. To protect our users from these types of attacks Google Account sign-ins from all embedded frameworks will be blocked starting on January 4, 2021. This block affects CEF-based apps and other non-supported browsers.
To minimize the disruption of service to our partners, we are providing this information to help developers set up OAuth 2.0 flows in supported user-agents. The information in this document outlines the following:
If you're an app developer and use CEF or other clients for authorization on devices, use browser-based OAuth 2.0 flows. Alternatively, you can use a compatible full native browser for sign-in.
For limited-input device applications, such as applications that do not have access to a browser or have limited input capabilities, use limited-input device OAuth 2.0 flows.
Modern browsers with security updates will continue to be supported.
The browser must not proxy or alter the network communication. Your browser must not do any of the following:
The browser must have a reasonably complete implementation of web standards and browser features. You must confirm that your browser does not contain any of the following:
The browser must identify itself clearly in the User-Agent. The browser must not try to impersonate another browser like Chrome or Firefox.
The browser must not provide automation features. This includes scripts that automate keystrokes or clicks, especially to perform automatic sign-ins. We do not allow sign-in from browsers based on frameworks like CEF or Embedded Internet Explorer.
If you're a developer that currently uses CEF for sign-in, be aware that support for this type of authentication ends on January 4, 2021. To verify whether you'll be affected by the change, test your application for compatibility. To test your application, add a specific HTTP header and value to disable the allowlist. The following steps explain how to disable the allowlist:
The following example details how to disable the allowlist in CEF.
Note: You can add your custom headers in CefRequestHandler#OnBeforeResourceLoad.
CefRequest::HeaderMap hdrMap;
hdrMap.insert(std::make_pair("Google-Accounts-Check-OAuth-Login", "true"));
To test manually in Chrome, use ModHeader to set the header. The header enables the changes for that particular request.
Setting the header using ModHeader
See our previous blog post about protection against man-in-the-middle phishing attacks.
Posted by Kenny Sulaimon, Product Manager, ML Kit; Chengji Yan and Areeba Abid, Software Engineers, ML Kit
Two months ago we introduced the standalone version of the ML Kit SDK, making it even easier to integrate on-device machine learning into mobile apps. Since then we've launched the Digital Ink Recognition API, and also introduced the ML Kit early access program. Our first two early access APIs were Pose Detection and Entity Extraction. We've received an overwhelming amount of interest in these new APIs and today, we are thrilled to officially add Pose Detection to the ML Kit lineup.
Examples of ML Kit Pose Detection
ML Kit Pose Detection is an on-device, cross platform (Android and iOS), lightweight solution that tracks a subject's physical actions in real time. With this technology, building a one-of-a-kind experience for your users is easier than ever.
The API produces a full body 33 point skeletal match that includes facial landmarks (ears, eyes, mouth, and nose), along with hands and feet tracking. The API was also trained on a variety of complex athletic poses, such as Yoga positions.
Skeleton image detailing all 33 landmark points
Diagram of the ML Kit Pose Detection Pipeline
The power of the ML Kit Pose Detection API is in its ease of use. The API builds on the cutting edge BlazePose pipeline and allows developers to build great experiences on Android and iOS, with little effort. We offer a full body model, support for both video and static image use cases, and have added multiple pre and post processing improvements to help developers get started with only a few lines of code.
The ML Kit Pose Detection API utilizes a two step process for detecting poses. First, the API combines an ultra-fast face detector with a prominent person detection algorithm, in order to detect when a person has entered the scene. The API is capable of detecting a single (highest confidence) person in the scene and requires the face of the user to be present in order to ensure optimal results.
Next, the API applies a full body, 33 landmark point skeleton to the detected person. These points are rendered in 2D space and do not account for depth. The API also contains a streaming mode option for further performance and latency optimization. When enabled, instead of running person detection on every frame, the API only runs this detector when the previous frame no longer detects a pose.
The ML Kit Pose Detection API also features two operating modes, "Fast" and "Accurate". With the "Fast" mode enabled, you can expect a frame rate of around 30+ FPS on a modern Android device, such as a Pixel 4 and 45+ FPS on a modern iOS device, such as an iPhone X. With the "Accurate" mode enabled, you can expect more stable x,y coordinates on both types of devices, but a slower frame rate overall.
Lastly, we've also added a per point "InFrameLikelihood" score to help app developers ensure their users are in the right position and filter out extraneous points. This score is calculated during the landmark detection phase and a low likelihood score suggests that a landmark is outside the image frame.
Examples of a pushup and squat counter using ML Kit Pose Detection
Keeping up with regular physical activity is one of the hardest things to do while at home. We often rely on gym buddies or physical trainers to help us with our workouts, but this has become increasingly difficult. Apps and technology can often help with this, but with existing solutions, many app developers are still struggling to understand and provide feedback on a user's movement in real time. ML Kit Pose Detection aims to make this problem a whole lot easier.
The most common applications for Pose detection are fitness and yoga trackers. It's possible to use our API to track pushups, squats and a variety of other physical activities in real time. These complex use cases can be achieved by using the output of the API, either with angle heuristics, tracking the distance between joints, or with your own proprietary classifier model.
To get you jump started with classifying poses, we are sharing additional tips on how to use angle heuristics to classify popular yoga poses. Check it out here.
Learning a new skill is always tough, but learning to dance without the aid of a real time instructor is even tougher. One of our early access partners, Groovetime, has set out to solve this problem.
With the power of ML Kit Pose Detection, Groovetime allows users to learn their favorite dance moves from popular short-form dance videos, while giving users automated real time feedback on their technique. You can join their early access beta here.
Groovetime App using ML Kit Pose Detection
Our Pose Detection API is also helping adidas Training, another one of our early access partners, build a virtual workout experience that will help you stay active no matter where you are. This one-of-a-kind innovation will help analyze and give feedback on the user's movements, using nothing more than just your phone. Integration into the adidas Training app is still in the early phases of the development cycle, but stay tuned for more updates in the future.
If you would like to start using the Pose Detection API in your mobile app, head over to the developer documentation or check out the sample apps for Android and iOS to see the API in action. For questions or feedback, please reach out to us through one of our community channels.


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Just like individuals, each high school can claim to be different. From location to buildings each school can claim an element of uniqueness. But look closer. How many are truly different in the areas that are most important to you?
How many can honestly say that their academic focus, their student body, their faculty, and their curriculum are set apart from other high schools? Rocky Mountain Lutheran (RML) can.
Why? Because at the very heart of our Gospel-based curriculum, student-centered institution is our desire for excellence in all we do. At RML, you'll find that we're all a family sharing a common goal: the pursuit of knowledge and experience while serving our Savior in an environment that is distinctly Christian. We are all moving in the same direction, and this makes for a campus where you won't be surprised to receive a friendly smile or greeting every time you encounter another student or faculty member.
You can see the difference at RML in the eyes of a passionate faculty and enthusiastic student body. You can feel it in an atmosphere of encouragement, excellence, and accountability. And you can live it through the caring relationships and service opportunities found at our school.
To receive more information on enrollment or to schedule a tour, please call our school directly at 303/346-1947.
We love RML. The teachers are awesome and care greatly for the students spiritual and academic needs. My kids get to participate in multiple sports at competitive levels while also growing their love for music and theater. - Current RML Parent
Rocky is not just a high school, it's a home. It's a safe haven where all your child's needs will not go unnoticed. I was fortunate enough to attend when Rocky opened its doors in 2002. It's heartwarming to see how God has blessed the school in its growth- not just with the size of the student population and number of classes offered, but also with the extracurriculars and college prep programs available. I was able to visit Rocky again this past year and immediately saw that one thing hasn't changed. The dedication Rocky's teachers and staff have for their students does not waver. They work countless hours behind the scenes and make sacrifices not because they have to, but because they know how important it is as their mission "to prepare youth as disciples of Christ... for dedicated service to their Savior." Rocky will not disappoint in giving your child a solid education. Your child will be prepared not just for college, but for life. - RML Alumna
Great school! I graduated from this school in 2012 and I loved it. There is a lot of good things I could say about my experience. The best thing about this school is how much the staff actually care and are involved in the students life. - RML Alumnus
RML is truly an amazing school! The faculty and staff welcome students with open arms and treat them with love and respect. The academic and social atmosphere encourages excellence and cooperation while laying a rock-solid biblical foundation. Small school population means small class sizes and opportunities for students to participate in multiple sports and other activities, year-round. We moved from Kansas City to Denver specifically so our kids could attend RML. That was the best decision we have ever made for our kids. The influence the school has had on them is remarkable. We couldn't be happier. Come and tour the school. Send your teens to RML. It will change their lives for the the better! GO EAGLES!!! - Parent of RML Alumni
Statement of Beliefs
The Rocky Mountain Lutheran (RML) family represents seventeen Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod churches who hold tightly to the inerrant Word of God. The linked statements represent the doctrinal positions that will frame our teaching and decisions at RML.
Enrollment Policy
Rocky Mountain Lutheran (RML) is owned and operated by a Federation of Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Churches in the state of Colorado for the purpose of giving a Christ-centered education to the youth of our Federation members. The school also opens it's doors to non-Federation families interested in a comprehensive Christian education for their children.
Prospective freshmen must have satisfactorily completed the eighth grade. An official transcript of the student's academic elementary record is necessary for enrollment. Transfer students also need a current transcript.
Non-Discrimination Policy
While Rocky Mountain Lutheran (RML) is maintained primarily for students who belong to the RML Federation of congregations, we also recognize the fact that "...God does not show favoritism, but accepts men from every nation who fear Him..." (Acts 10:34-35). Therefore, Rocky Mountain Lutheran admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, scholarships and loan programs, and athletic and other school administered programs.
The cost of educating a student at RML is approximately $11,160 per year. However, Federation students pay $7,200 and non-Federation students pay $8,250 per year for tuition. The remainder of the tuition cost is subsidized by RML Federation congregations and private individuals. Tuition payments can be made annually, semi-annually, or monthly through our tuition management company. A discount is given if tuition is paid in full at registration or if tuition is paid semi-annually.
A non-refundable application fee of $125 must accompany each new student application to reserve a student space. FACTS, our tuition management company, charges an enrollment fee of about $45 per year. There are no extra textbook fees; these fees are included in the tuition. Yearbook fee is $50 per student per year, and Eagle Choir is $200 annually. Football has a $300 sports fee each season, and cheerleading is $225 annually ($125 if returning); fees for all other sports are $150 per season.
Dorm Options
At the present time, we do not offer dormitory housing. We hope to be able to offer this type of housing in the future. Currently our out-of-town students stay with local families. The costs for room and board are $190/month for five days each week (weekends at home), $225/month for two weekends home per month, or $250/month for all seven days each week. Payments begin in August and end in May.
SAT Scores
average composite SAT score for each graduation class at RML; compare to the annual national average of about 1060 and the annual state average of about 1010 (out of 1600 total)
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average composite ACT score for each graduation class at RML; compare to the annual national average of about 21 and the annual state average of about 20 (out of 36 total)
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My pocket has been sooooo emptied from my dental fees and Christmas presents for the past weeks, that it's not funny. Urgh. I won't be joining you in this month's "I'd really like to see...", because just the slight thought of it.. is not good.
OK. I FORGOT. JUST AFTER 10 SECONDS OF WRITING THAT PARAGRAPH, I remembered I had won a $100 Priceline Gift Card from Every Little Polish (thanks Rose!) and also got my hands on Rimmel's latest lip range.
Actually no, those need to be saved for purchasing my mother's favourite Biore cleansers.. Forgot. (҂⌣̀_⌣́)
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I've mentioned this twice, still trying to trial it for an in-depth review. FOA says, the click-pen highlighter "provides coverage for dark circles, uneven skin tone and fine lines. Also reflects light for a dewy and fresh look".
Face Of Australia Lumi-tint ($12.95/4 shades)
YAY??? Something [extremely] different! Like tinted-highlighting sticks that can be used as a cream blush, highlighter, and the "darker shades can also be used for subtle contouring". Made to suit all skin tones, and sensitive skin types!
Ardell Lashes
- Lash Accents 301 Black ($9.99)
- Lash Accents 318 Black ($9.99)
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- Candy Cane ($12.95) contains some limited edition and some popular Ulta3 shades.
- Lip & Nail Pack ($4.00/6 sets) contains a nail polish and their Moisturising Lipstick.
- Colour Me Pretty Lipstick Crayon Pack ($12.00), a Christmas pack containing 3 lip shades.
Watercolour Nail Art ($10/set of four or $2/ea) -- special effect colour tints that add a wash of transparent colour to the nails. To be applied as a tinted top coat over a white base polish. Would LOVE to see how this works...
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Australis Bronzeyed Girl Eyeshadow Palette ($9.95)
Models Prefer Soft Touch Mineral Powder ($16.99/3 shades)
I've seen some beauties on Facebook raving about these, a cheap and efficient [baked] highlighting powder, although it's marked as a "finishing powder". Wot?
I really wanted these during the 40% Priceline sale! Raaar. Instant regret for not picking up one.
That's all!
I don't know about you, but I'd love my hands on those MP Soft Touch Powders, FOA Lumi-tints and SEE how those Ulta3 Watercolour lacquers look on the nails!
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Hiking - Frontcountry Trails
Salt River Trail System
This group of trails includes the Karstland Trail, Benchmark Creek Trail, Salt River Meadows Trail and Salt Pan Lake Trail
Karstland Trail: 780 m (Easy)
This short interpretive trail starts at the Salt River Day-use Area and winds through active karst terrain.
Highlights :
- outstanding examples of karst topography
- active sinkholes
- red-sided garter snake hibernaculum
- interpretive signs
Benchmark Creek Trail: 8.5 km one way (Moderate)
This trail starts at the Salt River (east side of Pine Lake Road) and meanders along a saline creek to Grosbeak Lake. A quick 20-minute shortcut to Grosbeak Lake can be made by starting at the far end of the trail (2.7 km past the Salt River Day-use Area, on the east side of Pine Lake Road).
- salt meadows
- unique salt flats at Grosbeak Lake, with glacial erratics and rocks eroded into strange shapes by salt and frost
Salt River Meadows Trail: 2.2km (Easy)
This trail meanders gently through wildflower-sprinkled meadows along a saline stream. It follows a section of the Benchmark Creek Trail, starting at the Salt River on the east side of Pine Lake Road.
Salt Pan Lake Trail: 7.0 km one way (Moderate)
A gentle climbing trail to the top of an escarpment. Start at the Salt River Day-use Area, or at the trailhead 2.4 km past the Salt River Day-use Area, on the west side of Pine Lake Road.
Highlights :
- sinkholes
- scenic view of Salt Pan Lake
- Keg River geological formation
- outcrops of fossil bearing rocks
Salt Plains Access Trail: 350 m one way (Moderate)
This switchback trail from the Salt Plains Viewpoint leads down a steep escarpment to the Salt Plains. There are no marked trails on the plains. Please tread lightly as you explore this unique but fragile salt-encrusted environment.
Highlights :
- scenic viewpoint and interpretive signs
- saline springs
- salt mounds
- salt tolerant vegetation
- variety of animal tracks
Lakeside Trail: 3.1 km one way (Easy)
Starting at the Pine Lake Recreation Area, the Lakeside Trail follows the lakeshore through aspen and spruce forest to the Kettle Point Group Camp. It also connects to the trailhead for Lane Lake.
Highlights :
- Pine Lake, created by a series of five adjacent sinkholes spring-fed from underground water sources
- access to sand beach for swimming
Lane Lake Trail: 6.5 km one way (Moderate)
This trail winds deep into the heart of the boreal forest, following a chain of small sinkhole lakes. It ends at Lane Lake, a beautiful large, clear sinkhole lake.
- mature aspen forest
- variety of waterfowl and shorebirds, including loons, along the lakes
- opportunities to observe beavers in action


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Know More About Brake Rotors
For those desiring efficiency and performance in their cars, having the correct set of brakes is very crucial. This is why is critical that you maintain and keep your brakes in top shape. Otherwise, you may have some difficulties in the long run, and you do not want this.
One of the most crucial but underestimated element of a car is the brake rotors also referred to as brake discs. They have a device which is mainly used to stop the wheels from turning or to lower their speed when the car is moving. It does so with the assistance of friction materials like the brake pads.
However, it should be noted that since brakes use friction to lower the speed of the automobile or to put it to a stop, then this will result in the formation of heat. In the event the rotors become quite hot, and they're not kept well, then this will result in braking that's less effective that is normally called a brake fade.
Usually, brake rotors are manufactured from cast iron. But in the recent years, new technologies have arisen using carbon, ceramic and other components in order to fortify the durability and efficacy of the disc. This shows just how significant the discs can be for a braking system. But then again, the durability and efficacy of your rotors will be set by the driving they might need to experience.
For streetcar drivers, they prefer the drilled brake rotors due to its design which includes holes drilled in them. The reason for this will be to aid in dissipating heat and other debris like gas and water that will help in maintaining the efficacy and stopping power. However, it's also as a consequence of this holed design that difficulties associated with sustainability have been brought up.
The other design which most performance drivers prefer is the slotted rotors. Contrary to the drilled rotors, slotted rotors have slots that are used to oust gas, water, and heat from the surface. Even though this option may last longer, there is a disadvantage to it. This is that it will wear brake pads more readily compared to drilled rotors.
Presently, there are also rotors which combine both the drilled and slotted designs combining the benefits and effects of the two kinds of rotors.
However, no matter your choice, you should undertake the proper maintenance of your whole braking system. Below are a few tips you can follow to boost the efficiency of your brakes.
Inspect your brake pads and rotors and pads to be sure they still look nice and don't have a great deal of wear. Should you detect that they have depreciated badly, then it is strongly suggested that you resurface or replace them.
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"VillageWorks is more than handcrafts. The essence is really building the lives of the villagers. Behind every piece of work you get the whole person and his family, more than what you see, more than the hands that made the product."
VillageWorks Collection is a project which was started by the Girls' Brigade of Singapore, a non-profit organization which works to improve the lives of girls and women in Southeast Asia. The organization benefits over 75 rural artisans in the Baray district of Cambodia, 2 hours from Phnom Penh. The name VillageWorks expresses their focus on handicrafts produced in small villages using indigenous materials and traditional crafts techniques.
The majority of the artisans who work with VillageWorks are women. The organization currently runs 2 training centers, where women from surrounding villages receive training in sewing, embroidery, and weaving. The centers provide employment for the women and help them realize their potential.


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Cheers! Here's to the East End's booze fest
PUBLISHED: 13:07 27 March 2008 | UPDATED: 13:08 05 October 2010
BEER lovers can down pints from breweries as far away as America and Japan during a 19-day festival at two East End boozers at Bow's Matchmaker in Roman-rd and Mile End's Half Moon in Mile End-rd from today (Thurs) till April 14
BEER lovers can down pints from breweries as far away as America and Japan during a 19-day festival at two East End boozers.
Bow's Matchmaker in Roman Road and Mile End's Half Moon in Mile End Road are selling beers from overseas as well as award-winning ales, fruit and wheat ales and some brewed exclusively for the festival which starts today (March 27), running until April 14. All beers included cost £1.59 a pint.
As well as the more unusual beers will be Stone California Double IPA from the USA and Yo-Ho Tokyo Black from Japan, neither of which have previously been available in British pubs.
Poland's Namyslow Original Plum beer, the Bengian Ecaussinnes Cookie beer Germany's St Georgenbrau Keller bier are also available during the festival.
Matchmaker guv'nor Stephen Frazer says: "The festival has an international flavour and gives drinkers the chance to taste a superb selection which are not normally available in the area."
British beers on offer include Caledonian Chocolate Drop, Bateman's Spring Goddess, Wychwood Mad Hatter, Highgate Highland Whisky Ale, Harviestoun Old Engine Oil, Rooster's Boneshaker IPA, Weltons Old Cocky and Mauldon's Black Adder.
Tasting notes on all of the beers are available in the two Wetherspoon pubs.
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If you have been searching for a good bike to ride for commuting and also for fun, you might want to look into buying a hybrid bike. Hybrid bikes are good general-purpose bikes as they combine the features of the off-road bike, touring bikes, and mountain bikes and can handle multiple terrains. Hybrid bikes are good for commuting, exercise, and general use. With all of the bicycles available, it's sometimes hard to choose the best hybrid bike for women with so much information and choices. To help you narrow down a few bikes to choose from and find a bicycle that would be perfect for you, we compiled a list of the best hybrid bike for women.
10. Nashbar 17″ Flatbar Disc Road – 700c Women's Hybrid Bike Shimano 3 x 8 Speed New
The Nashbar 17" Flatbar hybrid Bike is stylish and perfect for everyday use for exercise as well as for commuting from home to different locations. The frame is made from aluminum that is both lightweight and durable. The Flatbar Disc Road Model from Nashbar is a hybrid bike that suitable for multiple terrains. The bike has a steel disc fork, 8 shifting speeds, Shimano 3×8 sped front derailleur and quick-release brakes. Please note that this bike requires some assembly. Expert assembly is available for an extra fee.
- Aluminum Frame
- 8 Speed Handlebar
- Shimano 3×8
- Steel Disc Fork
9. New York Bicycle Co. WC-1 Women's 700c Hybrid with Rack and Fenders
The New York Bicycle Co. WC-1 Women's Hybrid Bike is available is an industrial grey color. The bicycle frame is made of an aluminum alloy that makes it light-weight and durable for different terrains. Great for riding in a comfortable upright position. This hybrid bike can be used for exercise, fun, and to commute daily. The WC-1 comes with a rack and fenders. Please note that this bike requires some assembly. Expert assembly is available for an extra fee.
- Aluminum Alloy Frame
- 21 Shifting Speed system
- Comes with rack and fenders
- Aluminum alloy Rims and Crank
8. Zyclefix 24 Gear Hybrid – Transit Lady by ZF Bikes
The Zyclefix 24 Gear hybrid- Transit Lady is stylish and athletic. This hybrid bike is available in several colors and sizes. It is ideal for commuters that ride over different terrains. This bike has a double-butted A6061 aluminum alloy frame and can ride on city streets or steep hills. Select the right size and color for you.
- 700c Double-wall 32h tires
- A6061 Aluminum Alloy Frame
- Shimano Alivio Brake Lever
- Shimano Alivio 8 Speed Shifter
- Shimano Tourney Front Derailleur
- Shimano Altus Rear Derailleur
7. Gravity Swift 7 Sram 7 Speed Hybrid Adventure Road Bike
The Gravity Swift is a 7-speed hybrid bike that is made for on the road and off-road riding. Welded from aluminun tubing the Gravity Swift's frame is lightweight, durable, and offers high-speed performance. This bike comes in several colors and sizes for ladies and men. Check the size to get the best bike for you.
- Aluminum Frame
- Comfortable upright position
- Advanced Straight fork blades
- Shimano Derailleurs
- Wide Gearing
- Direct Pull Brakes
- 700c x 38mm Wide Tires
- 7 Speed Shimano Drivetrain
- Straight Blade Forks
6. Schwinn Women's Sivica 7 Coral
The Schwinn Women's Sivica 7 in the color coral is made out of an aluminum alloy and fashioned into a relaxed position with a modern style. The frame is of a step-through design. The Sivica is perfect for leisurely bike rides around the neighborhood. Please note that this bike requires some assembly. Expert assembly is available for an additional fee.
- Schwinn Relaxed Position Plus Alloy Aluminum Frame
- Relaxed Geometry leads to Comfortable/ Reclined Position
- Schwinn rigid rims
- Stylish design
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5. Martone Cycling Co. Women's Regard 3 Gear Step-Thru Bicycle, Silver
The Martone Cycling Co. women's bicycle in silver merges modern and classic design in the double-walled steel alloy frame. The frame is lightweight and strong for daily commutes through the urban jungle. The bike comes with a handlebar basket and three gear kickstand. This bicycle is recommended for people with the height of 5ft 4inches to 5ft 11inches.
- Double-walled Aluminum Rims
- Double-walled Steel Alloy Frame
- Requires little maintenance
4. Zycle Fix Lady Civic 7-Speed Bike
The Zycle Fix Lady Civic Bike has a stylish and modern design with a classic feel. The frame is made out of high tensile steel that is fully tig welded and comes in several attention-grabbing colors. This bike was made for riding in the city and comes with a lot of added features.
- Includes Fender
- Includes Chain Guard
- Includes Pedal Reflectors
- Step-Through Frame
- Lights
- 7 Gears
3. Motobecane 2018 Cafe 21 Speed Shimano Equipped Flat Bar Road Fitness Hybrid Aluminum Bicycle
Motobecane Cafe bicycle has a sleek athletic design that promotes riding at a slightly bent angle and is great for street riding and bike path riding. The bicycle leans more to a road bike, but as it is a hybrid bicycle, it doesn't promote riding at a fully bent angle to the degree that a pure road bike would promote. This bike is great for speed. The aluminum frame is lightweight and durable. This bicycle is available in red and silver. It comes in frames for both men and women and varies in sizes. Check the bicycle size before buying to make sure that it is right for you.
- Aluminum Frame
- 700c Wheels and Tires
- Shimano Tourney Derailleurs
- Flat Bars and Adjustable Stem
2. FIRTH SPORTS Nadine SE Women's Aluminum Step-Thru 7 Speed Hybrid City Bike
The Nadine model of the Women's City Bicycle Series is eye-catching, simple, elegant and classic in design. Some customers that have purchased this bicycle have described it as "beautiful" and "cute". However, Firth Sports doesn't sacrifice function and durability for looks. The frame is a step-through design made from an aluminum alloy and is lightweight and durable. This bicycle is perfect for exercise, leisurely rides, and urban commutes. This bicycle comes in a 3- speed and 7-speed model. This bicycle requires some assembly as it is only 85% assembled. Assembly instructions are included. For bicycle rider height of 5ft3inches to 6ft1inch.
- 700c Wheels and Tires
- Aluminum Alloy Frame
- Shimano 7 Speed Drivetrain
- Quick-release tires
- Front and Rear Alloy Brakes
- Rack and Fender Included
1. Gravity Swift 3 Nexus 3 Internal Hybrid Coaster Brake Bike Simple
The Gravity Swift's Nexus 3 hybrid bicycle combines athletic design with durability and function. The frame is welded from aluminun tubing for strength and durability. The lightweight frame, durability, and shifting performance makes this an ideal bicycle for riding in the city or through a college campus. The foot brakes/ coaster brakes can stop on different terrains and weather conditions and eliminate the need to use the hand brake. Two brakes are a nice option to have in case it is needed. This bicycle is available in a variety of colors and sizes. Check the bicycle sizing to make sure that this bicycle is perfect for you.
- Shimano Nexus Internal Speed 3 Hub
- Gravity Fbseries Alloy A6061 Aluminum Frame Rear Derailleur
- Shifters Shimano Nexus 3 Speed INDEX
- Cassette/Freewheel
- Handlebar Flat Bar With Low-rise


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Equally at home at full back or fly half, the versatile Ian Keatley has done a fantastic job in plugging the gap left by Paul Warwick's departure from Munster. After failing to win a full time Leinster contract, Keatley joined Connacht in 2008 where he became the Western Provinces top ever points scorer, scoring 688 points.
Keatley's fine performances for Connacht alerted Munster who sealed his signature in 2011. He had a fine first season for Munster, adequately covering for the incumbent Ronan O'Gara when the IRFU's player welfare scheme kicked in.
Keatley scored over 1000 points for the province in October 2016, surpassing the milestone against Zebre in Thomond Park, becoming just the second player ever to do so after Ronan O'Gara. Selected to tour North America in May 2009, playing in both tests against Canada and USA. Added a third cap off the bench against Georgia in 2014.
Play for Emerging Ireland in the Tbilisi Cup in 2013 and in the team that won the Nations Cup in Bucharest in 2014. He made his first appearance in the 6 Nations starting at No.10 against Italy in Rome, 2015, kicking 14 points.
Keatley was called into the Irish squad for the 2017 Six Nations, when first choice fly half Johnny Sexton was injured.
In May 2017, he signed a new two-year contract with Munster. In October the experienced out-half became the second Munster player ever to score over 1000 points, achieving the milestone against Zebre in Thomond Park.
Keatley went into the 2018 Six Nations tournament having been capped 7 times by Ireland.
The 2018/19 Pro14 season saw him add to his 176 Munster appearances and 1237 points scored.
As of the 2018/2019 Champions Cup, Keatley has had 60 European Cup appearances scoring 4 tries and 482 points.
In January 2019, he signed a short-term contract with London Irish until the end of the 2018/19 season.
Keatley joined Italian Pro14 side Benetton ahead of the 2019–20 season.
As of December 2019, he has made 5 appearances for the side and has scored 32 points.
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Lee Bul
- June 12, 2015 - September 27, 2015
- Espai d'art contemporani de Castelló, Castelló, Spain
After its great success at IKON Gallery (Birmingham, UK) in 2014, the solo exhibition Lee Bul now moves on to the Espai d'art contemporani de Castelló in Castelló, Spain. Dedicated to the works of this important Korean artist, the show features some of Lee Bul´s sculptural output in which she explores what she sees as the failings of utopian optimism, generating forms more proper to a beautiful imaginary future she knows to be impossible. For more information about the show please click here.
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In the California orchards the blossoms are falling off the trees and what comes 'After the Blossoms'?
It is now time in the orchards for the fruits or nuts to start growing. Here you can see the beginnings of an apricot. The trees are also starting to grow leaves as the fruit comes on.
The cherry trees are also starting to grow fruit. Here you see two cherries in different states of growth. Gone are the beautiful blossoms on most trees and it will not be long until there are nice large red cherries.
The fig trees are also starting to grow fruit and green up with leaves. I am looking forward to when they are ripe.
Not only fruit trees, but also some of the nut trees are starting to produce their crop. Here we see a couple of almonds starting to form. The lower one is still wearing the remains of a blossom like a skirt.
However, the walnuts are always behind. They do not yet have leaves on the trees let alone nuts. Give them a little more time though and the walnut orchards will be alive with color. Of course, they are also one of the last fruits or nuts to be harvested in the fall.
California is definitely full of fruits and nuts this time of year 🙂


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PhD, Spanish, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2018
Francisco J. Puerto joined the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures in the Fall semester of 2019. He received his Ph.D. and M.A. in Spanish from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and he completed his B.A. in Spanish Language and Literature at the Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, in Spain, where he is originally from. His research focuses on twentieth century Spain and its transition to democracy after the death of Francisco Franco. His specific interests include humor and satire, visual culture, and detective fiction. Before joining USC Aiken, he taught at UW-Madison, Madison College, and SUNY Geneseo. In his spare time, he enjoys playing board games and taking his dog for long walks.
Journal Articles (peer-reviewed): "El espejo quebrado. La sátira visual de Andrés Rábago, OPS." Revista Canadiense de Estudios Hispánicos. 43.3. Forthcoming.


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Sometimes we feel tired for no reason at all and yet the 'why' bothers us tremendously. Our fatigue stops us from doing anything fundamental and clogs our energy supplies.
One of the major causes of fatigue has been stress. One of the major causes of stress has been worrying. Understand this – fearing a certain outcome is not going to solve any problem nor is it going to make it go any faster. Another major cause is not crying out for help.
Here is what to do when you feel drained:
1. Set a certain time to worry:
Like we set aside half an hour for lunch, set aside half an hour for worrying. Worry as much as you want to in that time slot and once the clock ticks 30 – quit worrying. This is if you can't help worrying. Like we said before, worry does not solve anything, it, in fact, makes you more lethargic.
2. Ask for help:
If you are constantly tired, there might be two reasons behind it – either physical or mental. For both the reasons, we have professionals who are ready to help us out. Seek help. What is so wrong in it? You can also ask for help from your parents, friends or your better half when you cannot take it anymore.
3. Stop questioning yourself constantly:
We have a tendency of questioning our every action and assuming that the lives of others are better than ours and how ours suck. But remember this, everyone thinks that. No one's life is perfect. So stop questioning what you are doing with your life – it gets exhausting if you do that whole day. Question constructively and for a fixed period of time.
4. Start taking out time for yourself:
We all have responsibilities, personal and professional. In the constant churning and straining, we forget to pamper ourselves. We forget to take care of our needs and end up ignoring any kind of self-care. Make it a habit to spend some time only with yourself, doing something you love every day. It will help immensely!
5. Do these psychological tricks:
Drinking something drastically cold or seeing the fight or flight colour, red can help according to an article on redbookmag.com. They also suggest taking a whiff of peppermint. You can also drink peppermint tea when you feel really tired. It will surely help.
Try these solutions and let us know how you feel!


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Champion year hopes for biker scrambler
PUBLISHED: 14:44 18 November 2009 | UPDATED: 10:11 12 August 2010
ONE of Britain s most promising young motorcyclists is preparing for his entry into the big leagues. Climbing a rocky outcrop, crossing a
ONE of Britain's most promising young motorcyclists is preparing for his entry into the big leagues.
Climbing a rocky outcrop, crossing a muddy gully or fording a treacherous stream are activities more associated with an adventurous rambler, but 15-year-old Chris Short tackles these obstacles on his 125cc motorbike.
The Langley Park pupil has just completed a season in the British Youth Championship, finishing third, and he is now aiming to have a final season success before moving into the adult competition and the professional ranks.
"That's been my aim since the start," he said. "I have got one more year in 2010 in the youth championship before moving up into the adults and so I will definitely be going for the win next year."
He explained that his sport isn't about speed, but about tackling difficult obstacles and exhibiting the best technique while doing so.
He said: "A lot of people don't know a great deal about it, and it doesn't get much attention, which is a shame because it is a great sport."
The teen, of Woodmere Road, Beckenham, begun competing six years ago and his success has secured him sponsorship and a place with the Gas Gas UK team.
Despite having to travel more than an hour to find a suitable place to train, Chris finds time to do so at least once a week, as well as travelling across the UK and Europe to compete.
He added: "My mum and dad are really supportive. My school has also helped allowing me to take days off here and there to compete in competitions.
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Katie - Milking Bench (Hucows) (2020 | FullHD)
We did not forget about our popular hucow Katie! She needs regular milking sessions too! This farm is maybe getting a bit too big to run, should we stop adding more hucows and stick to the ones we have or do you like to see new girls once in a while? Anyway, we did not strap Katie to the milking bench yet, so it is time to put her in this rather uncomfortable position. Her udders are so big they are stretched over the edge of the bench, nipples pointing down for perfect milking! Katie hates the red cow milker so we decided to use that machine to get her used to the high vacuum power a bit more. Let's go! There are a lot of girls waiting to be milked so we have to get on with it!
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Apparent murder-suicide in Valinda leaves two dead, one in critical condition
Homicide detectives are investigating an apparent murder-suicide shooting in Valinda that left two men dead and a woman in critical condition, according to authorities.
Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies were sent to a home in the 1800 block of Gretta Avenue about 7:30 p.m. Monday, after a resident reported witnessing a man shoot his brother and his mother, officials said. Believing the gunman would shoot him next, the witness ran from the house and called for help.
An 18-year-old man and a 60-year-old woman were taken to a hospital, where the man died and the woman was listed in critical condition.
The 64-year-old gunman, died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot to the head, authorities said. He was not identified.
The motive for the shooting is unknown, according to the Sheriff's Department. A weapon was recovered at the scene.
Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact the department's homicide bureau at (323) 890-5500.
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