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From its origins as a wood-pulp mill in southern Finland, to rubber boot manufacturer and now the world's leading phone brand, Nokia has come a long way.
October 13, 2008 6:22 by kippreport
In August 2007, Nokia launched a music and games download service, challenging both rival handset makers and mobile phone network providers. The move signaled Nokia's intent to take a more active role in content provision. It says the market for multimedia phones will grow by 50 percent to 120 million units this year. The Nokia Music Store makes it easier for customers to use Nokia handsets as music players, making them stronger rivals to Apple's iPhone. Nokia's music store is part of the company's Ovi umbrella brand, which gives consumers access to all of Nokia's online content – dubbed an "all-you-can-eat" approach by the Financial Times. Music has been central to Nokia's branding. It used Moby's "In My Heart" to help launch its NSeries, and has trademarked its signature ring tone/start up melody.
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Joanna Lumley backs campaign against Scottish independence
Published at 11:16, Saturday, 26 July 2014
Actress Joanna Lumley is backing a Cumbria-led campaign against Scottish independence.
The Absolutely Fabulous star has come out in support of the Auld Acquaintance cairn being created on the England-Scotland border at Gretna.
It's being built as part of a push spearheaded by Penrith and the Border MP Rory Stewart ahead of Scotland going to the polls in an independence referendum in September.
Lumley has close links to Dumfriesshire and has been a key player in a charity formed to save the house said to have inspired JM Barrie to write Peter Pan in Dumfries.
She will be at the cairn to meet those behind it and show her support by bringing stones from her garden to add to it on Thursday.
On Monday, legendary explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes will visit to lend his support to the campaign.
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Historic Market Square adjacent to St. Mary's Church in the centre of Lichfield.
Barton under Needwood, Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire, DE13 8BW, Tel: 01283 711500, Email, www.bartonmarina.co.uk
Staffordshire's unique canal-side attraction with something for everyone Barton Marina is the home of The Waterfront Pub and Restaurant, with super shopping facilities and fabulous walks around the marina, lakes and woodlands.
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Rob and Margaret Cross are photographers who have lived and worked in a number of countries, consequently our work is an eclectic, original mix of landscapes, wildlife and whatever catches our eye.
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The Kitchen Shop offers a vast selection of cookware, tableware and gifts over two floors. In comfortable air-conditioned environment, friendly staf are available to give expert advice in all areas.
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I have had a life long love of wildlife, painting and sketching and combine them to produce stunning and realistic pictures of wildlife, mammals, birds, pet portraits and equine subjects.
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Anna creates unique pieces of artwork by combining her own personal context with a variety of unconventional processes involving texture and surface manipulation.
Curborough Craft Centre, Watery Lane, Eastern Avenue, Lichfield, Staffordshire, WS13 8ES, Tel: 01543 256401, Email, www.g-scapes.co.uk
G-Scapes Plant Centre is a family-run garden centre located on the site of the Curborough Craft Centre. Over 80% of the plants sold are home grown at our wholesale nursery, just half a mile from the Plant Centre.
Croxall Road, Alrewas, Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, DE13 7AR, Tel: 01283 792333, Email, www.thenma.org.uk
150 acres of trees and memorials, planted as a living tribute to those who have served, died or suffered in the service of their Country. Including a Chapel, Visitor Centre, Cafe & Shop.
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Farm shop, bakery, cafe and catering service, wedding ceremony and reception venue.
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We are dedicated to finding unique gifts, accessories and design - led traditional and contemporary interior products.
Lilac House, 16 New Street, Fazeley, Tamworth, B78 3RD, Tel: 01827 285820, Email
I am a woodcarver working in the architectural, ecclesiastical and private commission fields. I have been carving for 18 years and Creative Carvings was formed in 2002.
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Your photos look new. As a whole, a nice snapshot portfolio. It leaves me with the feeling that you are a beginner and a nice person.
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Sheer Dresses at Met Gala 2013
Stars Hit the Met in the Sultriest Black Sheer Gowns — Which Look Wins?
Thanks to their black, sheer, and lacy gowns, this style set may have just had some of the sultriest looks to hit the Met Gala staircase. Joan Smalls perfected her supermodel smolder in a body-conscious embroidered Tom Ford gown — proof that covered up doesn't have to be conservative. Alexa Chung embraced the Gala's subversive theme and channeled her sexier side with a sheer-inset Erdem look, as did Allison Williams, who delivered a more provocative look than we're used to, wearing a black Altuzarra gown. Adding to the list of attendees who ditched their usual "good girl" persona, Anne Hathaway showed off a dramatic vintage Valentino gown, made all the more striking with see-through fabric and a high-shine finish. Now it's time to weigh in — which of the starlets' sheer gowns gets your vote?
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New tiny camera could re-invent medical cameras
Researchers in Germany have created what could be the world's smallest camera.
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No rain on the mju parade
A main feature of the all new µ [mju:] 780 Olympus compact camera is that it is weatherproof. Better for those rainy days.
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New SP Lens no photographer should be without
APRIL FOOL: Self portrait problems are a thing of the past thanks to the new SP lens.
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There's no smoke without fire
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The Mediation Consultancy, the cold calling Claims Specialist
Posted on November 17, 2014 by mindtimeshare
A new company by the name of The Mediation Consultancy has appeared on the cold caller list, and is indeed very active lately. This company who presents themselves as specialists in 'timeshare relinquishment, misrepresentation compensation and fractional compensation/refunds' is cold … Continue reading →
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Posted on September 15, 2014 by mindtimeshare
A cold caller by the name of Regent Finance is approaching Timeshare owners with a very strange story. The agent by the name of Alan Smith tells the timeshare owner that money he paid for the purchase is being held … Continue reading →
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Did you receive a call from Legal Prosecutors about a pending court case?
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F1: Sebastian Vettel blames himself rather than Red Bull for third place finish in Hungarian Grand Prix
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Monday 29 July 2013
Sebastian Vettel blamed himself for not turning the screw on this year's Formula One world title bid following the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Vettel finished third yesterday at the Hungaroring behind Lewis Hamilton - a winner for the first time with new team Mercedes - and Lotus' Kimi Raikkonen.
With Ferrari's Fernando Alonso only fifth, Vettel actually managed to marginally extend his lead in the standings, with Raikkonen now his nearest challenger 38 points adrift going into the summer break.
Vettel knows, however, it could have been so much more but for what appeared to be tactical errors by Red Bull as he twice came out behind the McLaren of Jenson Button after his first two pit stops.
On the first occasion, whereas Hamilton managed to pass Button after only a lap, Vettel took 12 to complete his manoeuvre, primarily as he damaged his front wing in making one failed early attempt to pass.
It was that lengthy stint behind Button that ultimately cost Vettel at least second place, and potentially a crack at Hamilton for the win.
"Usually in the past it was not a bad thing when you came out behind a McLaren, but this year's a bit different," the German said.
"I'm not blaming the team. It's pretty easy to see what happened.
"In the first stint I lost more time on the way to the pits because the tyres were falling apart more than the team expected - probably around 1.5 seconds.
"If you take that away then I would have come out ahead of him, so in terms of strategy they made the right call.
"Second time around he was on a very used set of soft tyres which were going away quickly, and I found my way past pretty quick as well.
"So I'm not blaming them. If there's anyone to blame then it's me because I damaged my wing, which wasn't the best thing."
Overall, though, Vettel was content with third place and a slight extension of his cushion to his rivals, with Alonso 39 points down and Hamilton 48 behind.
"I'm not entirely happy with my race because the car was probably a little better than where we finished," Vettel added.
"But with the race that I had, P3 is what we have to be happy with. It's not a disaster.
"We were still on the podium, which is nice, so we have to keep our feet on the ground.
"I've always said there will be days when there will be people ahead of us and days when we will be ahead of them, so it's just life."
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Britain's oldest mod refuses to give up her scooter and still wears Doc-Martin boots and khaki jackets
- Maureen Lear turns 70 next month and still rides her scooter every day
- Her children have begged her to stop and slow down
- She even rode her son Patrick to school on the back of her Vespa
She may be at an age where most slow down, but Britain's oldest mod has refused to give up her beloved Vespa scooter, despite her children begging her to stop.
Grandmother-of-two Maureen Lear, who is 70 next month, has owned around 30 scooters since she passed her test at the age of 18 in 1961 and was part of the mod gang riots in Clacton-on-Sea, Essex.
Maureen, from Colchester in Essex, drove a silver 125 Vespa in the 1960s and said that she still loves the adrenalin-rush of zipping through rush-hour traffic
Maureen with the scooter she drives now, her new Olympics special edition Vespa PX 125xx
Maureen in 1967 on a Vespa PX 125. She has ridden has ridden scooters for more than 50 years
She wears a khaki jacket, black Doc Martin boots and listens to The Who and watches cult-film Quadrophenia once a week, more than 50 years after the mod scene disappeared.
The retired creche supervisor and carer said: 'I learnt on a Lambretta but I have always preferred Vespas.
'In the early 60s I drove a Capri and then I got a silver 125 Vespa.
'For the first test I turned up without my paper work so I failed. Then on the second one I lost the examiner.
"They used to stand on a corner, but I could not find him. Then he caught me going down a one-way street so I failed. I eventually passed the third time.'
A teenage Maureen wanted to learn how to ride a scooter when she saw her 21-year-old boyfriend's red Lambretta, and despite her parents breaking up the relationship.
When she turned 18 she was still determined and became involved in the mod gangs of the time.
Maureen said she will ride her scooter until she is forced to stop (left) and in 2003 at a rally on a Vespa PX 125 (right)
She added: 'I was a mod, but I was friends with some of the rockers, it was friendly rivalry.
'I was there for the Clacton riots. They were not that bad. I was probably on the back of my then boyfriend's red Lambretta.
'After all these years it is just really natural to me riding a scooter.
'I can drive my scooter better than I can walk now because I have arthritis in my knee. It is like having a mobility scooter.
'It is great because I never had to queue in rush hour traffic. My husband could never get the hang on riding a scooter.
Maureen currently owns a bright red Vespa remake PX 125cc - a special edition made for the Olympics - and zips around the streets daily on it.
As she approaches 70 her three terrified children have begged her to quit her mod scooter and get behind the wheel of a much safer car.
Maureen in 1962 on her a silver Capri. She refuses to stop riding scooters despite her children's objections
Maureen still loves the thrill of riding her scooter (left) and in 2003 on a Vespa PX 125 (left)
But despite her mature years Maureen has refused and says she plans to stay on her scooter until the day she dies - or fails her driving health check.
She added: 'Scooters aren't dangerous. I am still alive after all that time.
'My children do worry about me. My youngest daughter has tried to get me to learn to drive a car, but I am too claustrophobic.
'She says I will be able to carry more stuff in a car, but I can carry enough on my scooter.
'I will never get behind the wheel of a car.
'My son Patrick is the only one who used to come on the back of my scooter. He used to hold on for dear life when I took him on the school run in the early 1970s.'
Maureen continued to ride despite getting 20 stitches in her head after an accident 30 years ago
But Patrick, now 44 and a civil servant, wants his mother to be a bit safer on the roads.
He said: 'In her head mum thinks she is about 30 years old.
'She is a bit more careful than she used to be. She used to go out on her bike whatever the weather, but now she doesn't go out if it is icy.
'She is quite a determined lady. We let her get on with it, but we look out for her too.
'We do not think anything of it as she is our mum, but fifty years of scooters is quite amazing.
'Mum knows so much about scooters. I think often when she goes to get it fixed she knows more than the people who are meant to be fixing it for her.'
Maureen had a serious crash 30 years ago when her orange French scooter crashed into the back of a car on her way home from work.
Her helmet saved her life and she escaped with 20 stitches in her head, but the accident did not put her off riding
He added: "I must have been about five or six when I was on the back of mum's scooter. All I remember was that the helmet was really big.
"Mum has always loved the fact that she can zip through the traffic. Scooters is all she has ever known so I don't know if she would be good in car.
"My sister in particular is desperate for her to stop riding the scooter. At least she has her independence."
Maureen's husband David, an accountant, died in 2004 at the age of 63 from cancer.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Delhi's government is cutting power to shopping malls, switching off street lights and turning off air conditioning in government offices, after the highest temperatures in 62 years forced the city to take emergency measures to conserve power.
Power consumption in the capital surged to a record high on Saturday, overwhelming distribution systems and sparking outtages in parts of the city that angered residents left sweltering in heat as high as 47.8 degrees Celsius (118 Fahrenheit).
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