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According to Buzz Marketing Group, the days of Apple dominating the hands of the teen crowd have come to an end. Other newer models such as the Samsung Galaxy or Microsoft Surface are gradually winning over younger generations tired of the repetitive Apple formula, Forbes reports. Read Original Content
Apple and Google have long dominated the smartphone market, but Tizen is rising to challenge their dominance. The Linux-based operating system is gaining steam faster than expected, with Samsung confirming it will launch a number of Tizen-based devices this year. Read Original Content
Samsung has announced another smartphone sales milestone: its Galaxy S series has passed channel sales of more than 100 million units since launching in May 2010. Read Original Content
Sony Mobile Communications may abandon the low-end smartphone market and focus primarily on high-end devices as it seeks to re-establish its brand. "We're ready to be a premium smartphone provider," said Stephen Sneeden, Sony Mobile's Xperia product marketing manager. Read Original Content
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Antivirus giant Symantec has been tracking 1.5 million mobile apps for Android smartphones and touch tablets. It found a 210 percent increase in madware over the last nine months of 2012. Nearly half of the apps analyzed distributed madware, some issuing as many as 17 variants. Read Original Content
In the last week Nokia delivered unexpected good news: a profit. Sales of its new smartphone line, the Lumia, powered by Microsoft's Windows Phone operating system, soared more than 50 percent in the fourth quarter of last year, according to preliminary financial information. Read Original Content
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Samsung showed off a speedier and more powerful processor at the International Consumer Electronics Show last week. The chip has eight processors built into the same piece of silicon. Four of the processors are designed to run fast when the device needs operating power and the rest are engineered to help conserve battery life. Read Original Content
According to IHS iSuppli, close to 46 percent of cell phone users worldwide have smartphones, and 87 percent of those phones run either Google or Apple software. Read Original Content
Apple has cut its orders for components for the iPhone 5 due to weaker than expected demand. Apple's orders for iPhone 5 screens for the January-March quarter, for example, have dropped to roughly half of what the company had previously planned to order. Read Original Content
California Attorney General Kamala D. Harris recently published a set of recommendations for mobile app developers to safeguard consumer privacy. "The guidelines appear to address both common-sense and forward-thinking recommendations, as well as a range of general and specific guidance," writes CNET News' Seth Rosenblatt. Read Original Content
Strategy Analytics executive director Neil Mawston believes Apple will only be able to stop Samsung from stealing its smartphone marketshare if it launches the iPhone mini this year, a device he doesn't expect to hit the shelves until 2014. Read Original Content
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Lenovo Group Ltd., the world's largest personal-computer maker, is seeking to extend its push into the smartphone market by becoming first to sell a handset based on Intel Corp.'s latest chip design. Read Original Content
Consumer electronics major Sony today said it is targeting to treble the revenue of its mobile division in India on the back its new range of smart phones in the country. Read Original Content
Latin America continues to be a mixed picture with feature phones and ultra-low-cost handsets taking the lion's share of handset sales in 2012. However, Argentina and Chile are now reaching a significant milestone: for the first time smartphone sales are outstripping the sales of other types of handsets. Read Original Content
Smartphone users are actually consuming more data on a per-user basis than tablet subscribers for the first time, according to a new research report from network technology firm Arieso. Read Original Content
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Since its inception in 2000, the Global Food Safety Initiative has emerged as a high-impact presence in the food industry, touching multiple segments of the industry and creating a dynamic web of continuous improvement.
Departments: Analyze Organophosphorus Pesticides in the Apple Matrix by GC/MS/FPD Using an Agilent J&W DB-35ms Ultra Inert GC Column
Organophosphorus pesticides (OP) are widely used in the agricultural industry for crop protection. Human toxicities for this class of molecules have shown acute and chronic effects from pesticide poisoning. OP pesticides affect the nervous system of insects and mammals by inhibiting an enzyme, acetylcholinesterase, that is important in helping regulate nerve impulses.
Departments: Deadly Air Crash Provides a Lesson to Food Industry
Through my consulting work with various companies, I've observed how the effectiveness and impartiality of quality and food safety personnel can be influenced by the organizational structure. A non-food-related news story highlights this.
Departments: GFSI Compliance and the Integrated Management System
The GFSI food safety standards have become so prevalent in the food and beverage industry that many major food chain stakeholders will only maintain a relationship with suppliers who are GFSI compliant. The standards serve as a "quality stamp" for these stakeholders. They are often the sign of a supplier who has made it a priority to incorporate quality initiatives into its processes, ensuring a product that is of the highest caliber of safety and quality.
Departments: Training Oversights and Their Impact on GFSI
The Global Food Safety Initiative tightened food safety standards with the North American introduction of its approved benchmarking schemes in 2007. Yet one of the most important elements of these schemes, the need for training and knowledge retention, often falls short, as a number of third-party audits can attest.
Departments: Thermal Heating Technologies Create Natural Color in Ready-to-Eat Products
There are four principle methods for developing natural color with thermal heat: impinged air, flame, sear, and radiant infrared heat. With advancements in modern cooking technologies and natural browning agents, a whole range of authentic colors and surface effects can be achieved faster, more efficiently, and more consistently
Departments: Sanitation Measures for Food Processing Facility Pest Management
The arrival of spring can send us into a cleaning frenzy. During spring cleaning, we assess trouble spots in our homes, remove clutter, and sanitize thoroughly. The same concept should apply in your food processing facility, where cleanliness standards aren't just good practice—they're required.
Departments: Different Stationary Phases for PAH Analysis
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) comprise a large group of more than several hundred chemical compounds containing two or more fused aromatic rings. They are produced during incomplete combustion of organic compounds. Food can be naturally contaminated with PAHs by uptake from the environment, like mussels filtering surrounding water. The main contamination sources for food, however, are processing procedures in which PAHs are generated at significant levels, such as frying, drying, smoking,...
Departments: Clarence Birdseye's Frozen Food Process Innovated an Industry
Clarence Birdseye (1886-1956) became a household name in the 1940s when his quick-freezing process—inspired by his experiences as a fur trader in northern Canada—allowed for national distribution of food and sparked a multibillion-dollar industry. He also devised a new method for dehydrating food.
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Academic, Athletic Award WinnersStory | May 12, 2011 | 10:12 PMThis corrects Gabrielle Herbosa's information. COSTA MESA HIGH SCHOOL Recipients of the 32nd annual Les Miller Outstanding Student Awards ANGELINE HONG School Activities/Clubs: Virtual Enterprise-Business Plan Team, Academic Decathlon, varsity tennis,...
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'Jesse Stone' keeps Tom Selleck fueled after 'Blue Bloods' seasonStory | May 19, 2011 | 8:42 AMTom Selleck has been very busy. Having successfully launched the CBS police-family drama series "Blue Bloods," the Emmy winner is continuing his recurring and typically high-rated "Jesse Stone" movies, based on the late Robert B. Parker's novels about...
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The author did a great job with the story line. can't wait to read something from this author.
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I am not a big reader of Stephen King because of the horror of it. This book wasn't at all like any of the other books. This book was amazing, once i started it, I could not put it down. I especially liked the narrator. It was comical and sad in places.
Lizzie's story reminds me of this book because of the time traveling.
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The radioisotope and stable isotope markets have been segmented according to the type of isotope, and applications.
Transparency Market Research published new "Radiopharmaceuticals Market (Generators, PET & SPECT radioisotopes, Technetium-99m, Gallium-67, Iodine-123, 18F-FDG, Rubidium-82, Yttrium-90
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nice and comfortable double bedroom with private bathroom, a/c, wifi, frigobar
in the very centre but in a quite street
Continuous access in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
This apartment, completely and finely restored, is located in the very center of Venice: just few steps from Saint Mark's Square ad the Famous Fenice Theatre! It has an indipendent entrance and it is developed on two levels
This room is on the first floor:and it is composing of one double bed, wardrobe, frigobar
indipendent heating /air conditioning and wifi
Guest Access
wifi, private bathroom
The Neighborhood
the good position allows lots of visits, excursions and nice walks
you can easily reach all the main attractionds of Venice
Getting around
5 minutes walk from the main waterbus station of SAN MARCO VALLARESSO or
these llines connect either Venice and the airport
LATE CHECK-IN SUPPLEMENT € 30.00 AFTER 08.00 pm
city tax 1.50e per person per night
The stay in Venice was absolutely great! Grazias apartment is located very central. You can reach everything by foot. The apartment itself is good for a stay of two people. It was nice and clean.
Grazia was very helpful. She gave me an information where to go a week before my arrival. Then she picked me up from the said place and brought me to the apartment. We did not come accross any problems, though if so Grazia would have been available to help.
All in one it was an awesome time in Venice!
La chambre correspondait bien à la description. Grazia a été très accueillante et nous a aidé à trouver l'appart par téléphone en arrivant dans le centre ville. L'appartement est idéalement placé dans la ville pour profiter à pied de tous les quartiers.
L'appartamento di Grazia è perfetto sotto ogni aspetto!! A pochi passi da piazza S.Marco è situato in un vicolo molto tranquillo. Siamo due ragazzi giovani e siamo rimasti molto contenti di aver scelto l appartamento di Grazia. La signora è davvero gentile e molto (website hidden) lo consigliamo!!
Well located and very clean. Easy to find as well. Grazia let us leave our stuff inside so we don't have to carry our suitcases around. Highly recommend for staying.
La stanza di Grazia è davvero una chicca a pochissimi passi da Piazza San Marco, la location perfetta per chi vuole soggiornare nel centro di Venezia ma in un vicolo molto tranquillo. Consigliato!
Very nice host and person, she wrote and explain how to get to the place, met us near waterbus station and show the place. She also gave us recommendation where to eat, what to see and how to get.
The room very nice, clean and cozy, have own bathroom. Location near St Mark sg-just perfect
Есть окно, но от него мало толка, свет практически не проникает, но нам было все равно, в комнате мы только ночевали
The room was fantastic in every way. Quiet location close to everything, clean as a whistle, comfortable bed. No complaints at all. Hope to come again!
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Barron's names 10 companies with exposure to global growth that have gotten too cheap to ignore. They could rally as much as 20% next year.
Learning to Love PNC
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Sizing up Small-Caps: A Paws That Refreshes
Central Garden & Pet centa -0.5519779208831647% Central Garden & Pet Co. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq USD10.81 -0.06 -0.5519779208831647% /Date(1427403600042-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 78964 AFTER HOURS USD10.81 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 8921 P/E Ratio 32.75757575757576 Market Cap 532791578.731701 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 522954 More quote details and news » has been punished by Wall Street because its restructuring has been delayed. Yet, the selloff could be an opportunity for patient investors, Barron's reports.
Who's Buying All Those RVs?
Recreational-vehicle giant Thor Industries tho -1.329324260167748% Thor Industries Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD62.35 -0.84 -1.329324260167748% /Date(1427404032011-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 406955 AFTER HOURS USD62.35 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3463 P/E Ratio 18.836858006042295 Market Cap 3373713988.11188 Dividend Yield 1.7321571772253408% Rev. per Employee 411125 More quote details and news » has rung up thunderous sales gains in the past two years. But signs of a possible RV glut could weigh on its results, Barron's warns.
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The Electronic Investor: ShareBuilder's iPad App
The online broker tries to stay true to its roots while marching under the Capital One banner. It's newest update is an iPad app, which it rolled out in early December, Barron's reports.
Economic Beat: Fiscal Cliff and IRS Slow the Economy
The Fiscal Cliff's tax shock is going to delay the filing of some 100 million returns. That will result in $100 billion in refund checks getting held up -- a direct hit to any growth in consumer spending. Not good news for the economy, Barron's reports.
This week, Barron's interviews Jim Chanos, founder of Kynikos Associates. A prominent short-seller, he sees big trouble brewing among leveraged natural-gas producers, and still views China as a bubble. He names some of his current pans.
European Trader: Despite Bumps, the Continent Had Its Winners
Barron's reviews the European Trader's winning -- and losing -- picks of 2012. Hellenic Telecommunications did well, but BG Groep was a misfire, and the column was early on Vinci.
Asian Trader: A Banner Year Amid Worries
Asian stocks had a stellar year, but worries still abound. Barron's says that's due to Europe and the U.S. stalling, which hinders exports. Meanwhile, the Asian Trader's bullish 2012 picks are up an average 13.9%, three times better than the 4.2% benchmark average.


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Need Photoshop help to make decision...please
Can someone please photoshop each of these backsplashes for me into my kitchen background. I need to visually see what they look like before I can decide which one to go with. The one on the left is the Subway crackle 3 X6 and the one on the right is a mini 2 x 4 and will have the mosaic running through the middle of it. I would really appreciate it if someone could help me out. Thanks!
Marti8a, thanks for your help. In the first pic the 2x4's are a bit lighter and not quite so golden, also the mosaic has some black in it. In the second pic you show the square tiles on the bottom and we would be using just the subway 3x 6's on the entire area. If you can tweak both of them a bit, I would really appreciate it. Thanks!
bix525, I like the mosaic colors in the first one (with the black) but I like the glossy Horus field tile better than the kinda crevice-y looking Corona tile. Are there other color options than the blue for the diamond shaped tiles of the Horus?
@marti8a, wow if you hadn't said that you didn't use Photoshop, that's what I would've thought! Great visual for bixa525, especially with having the tile go *behind* the implements on her counter.
Thanks mtnfever. I've never used photoshop, but from the things I've seen people do here, I bet it could do much better. I couldn't get the rotation to work right on the coffee pot wall.
You're welcome bixa. I redid them and tried to cover the edges better. Here they are with just the subways. Is that what you wanted to see, or did you want to see some of the mosaic border with the Ekos? I darkened the Horus a bit too.
Or was it the dark swirls in the subways that you wanted to show up more?
Williamsen, the island counter is St. Cecelia granite. Marti8a, the subways are fine but could you mock up the 2 x 4 eckos on the entire wall with the mosaic stone in the center going the whole way around the room? The first pic you did with the eckos didn't show the true colors of the mosaic, especially the black. Thanks so much for your help.
Marti8a, If you can do it the same as you did the first pic that you posted of the 2x4 mini with the mosaic but only the mosaic's color needs adjusted to reflect the colors in the original mosaic stone, mainly the black. I am sorry, not trying to be a pain. Maybe someone with Photoshop could chime in. Thanks for your help.
I'm using Picture Painter. It's pretty limited when it comes to importing pictures and doesn't do horizontal repetitions very well, so I did the side wall with it and the back wall with Paint to see if the colors came out any better.
This is probably the best I can do. To get your photo on there, I have to straighten it in Picasa, then crop to just the tile wanted, then upload to the program. All that distorts the image a bit and Picture Painter's standard is to have 50% transparency which makes the colors not true without adjusting the saturation. That's why I think photoshop must be easier. Hopefully, someone who has that will take a crack at your photos.
Marti8a, Thank you so much for all of your help. I think the last photo is as close to the real thing as you can get it, it gives me a fairly good idea of what it will look like. I am going to try again posting for help with photoshop. Please don't think I don't appreciate all of your help, you have been an amazing help. Thanks again!


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pepper cold hardiness
i have some thai peppers in containers outside and it is supposed to get to below freezing each night for the next week. as i understand the peppers should live but i was wondering if they might be damaged at all if they stayed out and if i should bring them in to keep them healthy, if not alive?
Peppers are tropical plants and will not survive freezing weather. They need to be brought inside. I was able to keep my sweet peppers alive in the garden by covering with blankets during frost warnings, but if you have the option of moving them inside, I would do that.
We had two light frosts before the heavier frosts and the California Wonder plants I have survived - although some of the peppers began to rot and the leaves drooped a bit.
Then the very hard freeze did them in.
Here is a link that might be useful: BsnTech Gardening Blog
"Peppers are tropical plants and will not survive freezing weather." The only exception to that, and I mean only, is the chili petin (aka chili pequin, bird pepper, etc.). It's native to Texas, so will come back from the roots (maybe that's why you thought yours would?). But every other pepper I've ever encountered is toast in a freeze.
I beleive most peppers if not all will come back from a mild freeze as long as the roots have not been frozen solid. I pulled up a Rocoto the middle of Dec. that had seen many frosts and even some temps in the 20's. Yanked it out cut it down to a stick potted it an it is doing fine.


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NTS GAT-Subject Test for faculty recruitment (for those who have not valid NTS GAT (Subject) score) will be held at CIIT Abbottabad and the test date will be updated here soon.
1. Valid NTS GAT (Subject) test with minimum 60 score is mandatory for appointment of faculty positions (Non-PhD).
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WANTED: New default skins
We are looking to have only one default 4:3 and one 16:9 skin for the next release of MediaPortal (0.3.0).
Why are we doing this you may ask... well two reasons actually.
- Because we wish to reduce the size of future releases.
- For 0.3.0 we plan to have a plugin & skin updater inside MediaPortal to allow you to easily add new features and designs without searching the web page or the forums right from your couch with your remote at your fingertips.
So with this in mind we need you to choose the default skins which will be included in the forthcoming releases.
To facilitate this decision making process we'll run a poll starting next week for a 4:3 skin and the week thereafter a 16:9 poll.
The skinner must be committed to working on this skin up until and beyond the 0.3.0 release. If not already the winning skinner/designer will gain SVN access to implement the updates as required.
What will you win? ...well a default skin in MediaPortal of course ;-)
Note: A 'working' or 'near working' skin should be submitted which should be 0.2.0 compatible. We do not wish to receive concepts and artwork. No disrespect is intended to existing skins or skinners in this news item in any regard.
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Help with MG application
I just received my MG application in the mail. It is for Baltimore County (in Maryland). I don't know if the application process varies from state to state, but can anyone offer any pointers or let me know what they are looking for in an applicant.
Honesty and a willingness to help others. I don't know what's asked on your application but there are two basic things you need to remember. As a MG your "job" is to be as helpful as possible to the clients in your area. And you need to be sure the information you give out is as accurate as the latest research by the land grant universities can give you.
In our extension, our "opinion" is not acceptable. We need factual data to back up what we tell our clients. This means we need to be good researchers, also. Knowing a lot about horticulture is one thing, but finding answers is what we "master" in.
Where I am they are mainly looking for people to answer the phone (horticulture hotline).
They don't care about your knowledge or experience or ambitious programs you want to develop - just someone to man the phone. But that's the Extension Service office where you volunteer your time to become certified, when you join your local Master Gardener club it's a slightly different story where you are encouraged to express your individual talents. I am not knocking the Extension service, just trying to explain things as the lowest common denominator. So simply say on your application that you love researching for answers to questions and you loooove answering the phone and you'll be a shoo-in.
I started class this past Friday, the 6 hours flew by. My least favorite thing was when we went around the room and introduced ourselves, I feel like I made a fool of myself. I don't have a problem talking in front of people, but I can't talk about myself for some reason. So everyone else talked for like 5 minutes and I talked for maybe 30 seconds. Plus I am the youngest one there so I felt pressured to make a good first impression and I failed. However, the rest of the day was wonderful.


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