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SINGAPORE -- (Marketwired) -- 01/29/14 -- InMobi, the world's largest independent mobile advertising network, today announced the launch of its Native Ads platform that allows app developers and mobile publishers to deliver an engaging, in-context, native ad experience to their end users, with minimal development effort. Native ads are mobile ad units that are adapted to an app's look and feel, providing a seamless experience to users and resulting in better monetization for publishers.
Mobile advertisers can now present their brands to users in a new, non-disruptive manner that is much more effective than traditional ad formats. The InMobi Native Ads platform simplifies the process of delivering native ads across multiple, discrete publishers by adapting a base set of creative assets like the logo, tagline, call-to-action, all in real time.
The InMobi Native Ads platform is already garnering rave reviews from leading app developers like Tango, who have been using the platform as its early adopter. The platform powerfully customizes ads to suit minute details like visual representation, interaction elements and social sharing options.
The InMobi Native Ads platform is built atop the InMobi ad network. Publishers can therefore instantly access a wide range of global ad campaigns from thousands of advertisers on the InMobi ad network -- across apps, brands and commerce advertisers -- thereby increasing monetization potential.
"Our mission is to consistently innovate and deliver engaging and non-intrusive ads to end users that do not compromise the app's user experience," said Pankaj Bengani, Vice President -- Global Strategic Partnerships, InMobi. "This new platform, helps us deliver unparalleled value to app publishers through our relationships with top brands. Additionally, with over 700 million monthly active users on our network and our big data technology capabilities, we can deliver rich native-user experiences that drive greater engagement and revenues for our partners."
For more information on InMobi Native Ads, visit http://www.inmobi.com/native-ads.
About InMobi
InMobi enables the world's leading brands, developers, and publishers to engage global consumers through mobile advertising. InMobi platforms leverage advances in big data, user behavior, and cloud-based architectures to simplify mobile advertising for its customers. Recognized by MIT Technology Review as one of the 50 Disruptive Companies of 2013, InMobi is the world's largest independent mobile ad network, engaging 691 million consumers across 165 countries.
To learn more, visit www.inmobi.com, follow us on Twitter @InMobi, or discover the latest mobile insights at www.inmobi.com/insights/. Developers, start monetizing today by downloading our SDK at www.inmobi.com/SDK.
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The 443-foot Viking Freya cruises rivers - this year she's on the Danube.
She has no swimming pool, no spa, no salon, no casino, no children's clubs, no fitness centre, no hot tub, no belly-flop contest, no art sale, no pricey alternative restaurant, no wall of snapshots you can buy for $19.99 each.
There's almost no nightlife, just a pianist who also sings, and maybe a trivia contest in the lounge - which usually clears out by 11 pm. No beach parties are on the list of shore excursions; no Margaritavilles await at the ports the ship visits.
Everything is set up for Viking's target demographic: affluent English-speakers age 55 and up.
A cruise on Viking Freya is destination-oriented, with at least one stop a day and a history-intensive guided tour - at no extra charge - in most ports.
Almost everyone goes. If you want to skip a port and stay on board, there are lounge chairs on the top deck by the chef's herb garden, board games in the library and lots of well-lighted spots for reading.
The ship is named for the Norse goddess of love, beauty and fertility, but during my week on board, I heard no one call her beautiful. She's short and squat and has almost no curves. Her best physical feature is floor-to-ceiling windows in the public spaces with excellent views out and lovely light coming in. On the Aquavit Terrace, the windows retract in good weather and turn it into an outdoor lounge.
She's my kind of cruise ship.
Viking Freya, 2 years old and holding no more than 190 guests, is part of the first generation of Viking's Longships, vessels the line is building and launching at lightning speed to remain the biggest company on the rivers of the world.
This summer, the California-based line will have 53 ships, most of them sailing Europe's rivers, and half a dozen in Asia and Egypt. By the end of 2015, it will have 64 ships.
Freya launched in April 2012. As with all Viking ships - and any line's river cruise ship - its size and shape were limited by the rivers it would sail and any locks on those rivers. The ships must be slim enough for river channels with ships passing in both directions and low enough to pass under bridges. That leaves no room for most of the basic amenities on oceangoing cruise ships.
The journey I took was the Danube Waltz, a seven-night cruise from Passau, Germany, to Budapest, Hungary, with a day in each of those cities plus four stops in Austria and one in Bratislava, Slovakia.
My cruise was in April, when we had mostly cold and sometimes rainy mornings and a few sunny afternoons. We spent little time in the lounge chairs on the top deck.
The wheelhouse sank so smoothly, so quietly, that I didn't even notice it was happening. I turned to see how close we were to the first bridge of our cruise and was surprised to see the wheelhouse, which is on scissor jacks, six to eight feet lower than it had been just a few minutes earlier. The prow of the Viking Freya nosed under the bridge just then, and a tall passenger on tiptoe touched its underside as we glided through.
With that passage, we sailed from Germany into Austria. Our first castle -nothing as big as what the word "castle" implies to us - was not far off. Accustomed to the monotonous stretches of blue on ocean cruises, I soaked up the views: small villages, old stone bridges and abutments, the ruins of castles and fortresses, steeples peeking above ridges.
The newsletter said we would go through several locks that night, and later I would awaken to grinding noises, look out my veranda door and see the walls of a lock, stained by Danube waters, towering above me.
We had boarded late the day before in Passau, a medieval town at the confluence of the Danube, Inn and Ilz rivers, then spent our first full day of the cruise there. On such a small ship, a sense of camaraderie developed quickly.
A walking tour took us through the historic centre of town to St. Stephen's Cathedral, where we learned the differences between Baroque, Gothic and Rococo architecture. Bits of that lesson would repeat throughout the cruise, as we visited church after church.
After lunch back on the ship, some of us set off on our own explorations. I visited the Passau Glass Museum, which claims to have the world's largest collection of European glass. Others climbed a hill to a 13th century castle that overlooks the town.
Now it was dinnertime. Viking ships have only one dinner seating in the main dining room, and a lighter menu in the indoor/outdoor Aquavita Terrace one deck above, but dinner hours in both are roughly the same. The ships have no place for late-night burgers and ice cream.
Dress was casual. Although men sometimes wore sport coats to dinner, I saw only a few dresses. On our dressiest night, the Captain's Farewell Dinner, Captain Ferenc Horvath wore a pirate's eye patch and a hook protruding from the sleeve of his uniform. I like a man with a sense of humour.
My shipmates were sophisticated travellers. For many, it was their first river cruise, but it wasn't their first trip to Europe.
Some passengers were repeat Viking customers. Many had been on ocean cruises and didn't like them; some didn't care to try. Their next trip would be to the Italian countryside where they would rent a villa, or a longer cruise on the Rhine or a yearlong road trip around the United States.
The dining room has no assigned seating. Some people struck up friendships and dined together for the rest of the cruise. Others sat at a different table each night and made new acquaintances. The smallest tables in the main dining room seat six, in Aquavit Terrace, four, so the only option if an anti-social cruiser was aboard was to carry their dinner back to their room (there is no room service).
The menu changed daily, with three or four choices for each course, including a vegetarian entree; in addition, Caesar salad, grilled salmon and steak were available every day. Some of the first courses and desserts were very creative, while the main courses were more conventional, with a nod to healthy eating.
The next morning, our ship docked in Linz, Austria, where most of us boarded buses for Salzburg, about 90 minutes away in the Alps, past green meadows and mountain ridges still outlined with snow. The trip to Salzburg, Mozart's birthplace, and the city where The Sound of Music was set, is the most popular Viking excursion on any itinerary.
We walked through the Mirabell Gardens, where a scene from The Sound of Music was filmed, to the house where Mozart was born. Just down the street was the Salzburg Cathedral (Baroque), rebuilt twice since the original opened in the eighth century and still containing the baptismal font in which Mozart was christened.
On the following days, we stopped in Melk to see the Melk Abbey, a Benedictine abbey (Baroque) on a hill overlooking the Danube; Durnstein, where some went wine-tasting and others hiked up to the ruins of Kuenringerburg Castle, where Richard the Lionheart was imprisoned; Vienna, where our tour ended at St. Stephen's Cathedral (mostly Gothic with some Romanesque) and where, that night, more than half the passengers went to a Mozart/Strauss concert; and Bratislava, capital of Slovakia, where we had a quick tour by bus and foot by the Bratislava Castle (mostly Baroque) and St. Martin's Cathedral (Gothic) before casting off at noon for Budapest.
That afternoon, Viking Freya went through the biggest lock on the trip and the only one we went through in daylight. We crowded the rail of the top deck, through some delays, before the captain - no pirate's eyepatch today - guided the ship in.
The water dropped so slowly that it was imperceptible. Then the metal barrier behind us poked above the water, and a seagull walked nonchalantly across. Cameras snapped all around. Eventually, the water level dropped 60 feet, leaving us in a dark canyon, sunlight above. Then the two gates in front parted, and we sailed out.
Well into the cruise, I looked through my photos and found an abundance of church pictures - steeples, altars, arched doorways, stained-glass windows, painted ceilings - and found myself saying things like "that has so much bling, it's got to be Baroque."
If there was one thing I'd change about my cruise, it would be the tours - too much history and architecture, too little art, music or modern life.
Some of what I liked about the cruise: The crew was well-trained and attentive. The tours and other activities were well-organized and ran smoothly. I wasn't nickeled and dimed. No one was pushing photos, jewelry by the inch, the drink of the day or dinner in an alternative restaurant that cost extra. Wine and beer were included with meals, and there was no corkage fee if we bought wine off the ship to have with dinner. In fact, other than at the bar, it was hard to spend money on board.
I also liked Viking's willingness to detour from the conventional, whether it was the chef's organic herb garden on the top deck, an experiment with a new tour of Vienna's street market led by the chef de cuisine, or an Austrian-themed dinner where we took our plates to the galley for the main course and got a glimpse of behind-the-scenes operations that seemed oddly intimate.
The boat was scheduled to arrive in Budapest after dark, when the bridges and buildings are lit up. But the delay at the lock had cost us our grand entrance, and most people had gone to bed when we arrived. Still, a few of us late-nighters went out on top to admire the sights and get our first impression of Budapest.
The bus dropped us off at Castle Hill, where we admired another church (Gothic), bought our last souvenirs of the trip, and walked through the seven towers of Fisherman's Bastion, a stretch of city wall that the guild of fishermen was responsible for guarding during the Middle Ages.
I walked by the Shoes on the Danube memorial, near where Viking Freya was docked. The memorial honours Jews who, during World War II, were ordered to take off their shoes and stand at the edge of the water so that when they were shot, their bodies would fall into the river. The memorial consists of iron sculptures of 60 pairs of shoes in the style of that era attached to the stone wall. I found it more sad and touching than traditional memorials.
Back on the ship, we went to our staterooms to pack. Some people were leaving as early as 3 am to catch flights back to the United States. The last guests would be off the Viking Freya by 9:30 am, and a few hours later, the crew would welcome new guests for a cruise back up the Danube, doing our itinerary in reverse.
Dinner was a little rowdy as we said our farewells. We exchanged phone numbers and email addresses, bought each other drinks, talked about where we would go next, wondered how our clothing seemed to take up more room in our suitcases than it did on the way over. Some people who had resisted temptation until now ordered two desserts.
Then the program director announced that the ship was going to circle the harbour, and we all trooped upstairs to see the lit-up city. I could hear the oohs and aahs of the other passengers. A woman standing next to me gasped at the beauty around her. "Oh, I just love this," she said.
The ship made another turn and we faced the Parliament building, glorious in the moonlight. Suddenly the architectural jargon of all those tours caught up with me.
"You know," I said, "I believe that's a fine example of Gothic architecture."
The ships: The Viking Longship, accounting for just over half of Viking's fleet, debuted in 2012. It is 443 feet long and has 95 staterooms on three decks, plus dining room, sundeck with shuffleboard court and putting green, Observation Lounge, and Aquavit Terrace with retractable windows that turn it into an indoor/outdoor lounge in good weather.
Staterooms: Standard cabins (25) are 150 square feet and have a high window. French balcony staterooms (22) are 135 square feet and have sliding glass doors and railing but no space to step out onto. Veranda staterooms (39) are 205 square feet including veranda. There are nine suites, 275 and 445 square feet. There are no interior cabins. All staterooms have 40-inch flat-screen TVs, heated bathroom floor, glass shower (flip a switch and the clear glass turns "frosted"), mini-fridge, safe, and hairdryer. Good lighting, comfortable mattress, several 110-volt outlets.
Fares: Although Viking's brochure prices are higher, online travel agencies are offering week-long Danube cruises in June 2015 starting around US$2,550 (NZ$12915) per person, double occupancy. That's more expensive than a weeklong European cruise in an oceanview room on Princess or Celebrity, less than Crystal or Seabourn. Fare includes daily guided tours (other excursions for an extra fee are available), Wi-Fi (sometimes sluggish or not available), and wine and beer with lunch and dinner. Gratuities are not included.
Spa services and fitness: Viking longships offer no spa services and no exercise facilities other than a small putting green and shuffleboard court. Viking has agreements for use of gym facilities in some port cities, and can arrange to bring a massage therapist on board during port calls.
Dining: The only venues are the main dining room on Deck 2, with one seating; the indoor/outdoor Aquavita Terrace one deck above with a buffet at lunch and a light table-service menu at dinner; and a self-serve station for coffee, tea, breakfast pastries and cookies in the afternoon. There is no after-hours dining, room service or restaurants involving an extra fee. The food is good, often of gourmet quality.
Bring sturdy, comfortable walking shoes; you might walk several miles in a day.
If you're not interested in tours focused on local history and architecture, you're free to go off on your own. Do some research about what interests you (museums, music scene, horse racing, botanical gardens, etc.) and arrange to visit those attractions instead.
The program director takes candid photos of shore excursions and other activities. At the end of the cruise, you can buy his collection on disc for about $17 or on a flash drive for few dollars more.
Some people who paid extra for a veranda stateroom complained that between the cold and sometimes rainy days in April, and the days that we were docked flush up against another Viking ship so that the view was a close-up of another stateroom, they got little use of the veranda.
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Presented in part at the 48th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Hematology, 9–12 December, 2006, Orlando, Florida (abstract 917) and at the XXI International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis Congress, 6–12 July 2007, Geneva, Switzerland (abstract no. P-W-656).
Apixaban, an oral, direct and highly selective factor Xa inhibitor: in vitro, antithrombotic and antihemostatic studies
Version of Record online: 26 FEB 2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1538-7836.2008.02939.x
© 2008 International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis
Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis
Volume 6, Issue 5, pages 820–829, May 2008
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WONG, P. C., CRAIN, E. J., XIN, B., WEXLER, R. R., LAM, P. Y. S., PINTO, D. J., LUETTGEN, J. M. and KNABB, R. M. (2008), Apixaban, an oral, direct and highly selective factor Xa inhibitor: in vitro, antithrombotic and antihemostatic studies. Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis, 6: 820–829. doi: 10.1111/j.1538-7836.2008.02939.x
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- Issue online: 26 FEB 2008
- Version of Record online: 26 FEB 2008
- Received 31 October 2007, accepted 15 February 2008
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- apixaban;
- blood coagulation;
- direct factor Xa inhibitor;
- hemostasis;
- oral anticoagulant;
- thrombosis
Summary. Background: Apixaban is an oral, direct and highly selective factor Xa (FXa) inhibitor in late-stage clinical development for the prevention and treatment of thromboembolic diseases. Objective: We evaluated the in vitro properties of apixaban and its in vivo activities in rabbit models of thrombosis and hemostasis. Methods: Studies were conducted in arteriovenous-shunt thrombosis (AVST), venous thrombosis (VT), electrically mediated carotid arterial thrombosis (ECAT) and cuticle bleeding time (BT) models. Results: In vitro, apixaban is potent and selective, with a Ki of 0.08 nm for human FXa. It exhibited species difference in FXa inhibition [FXa Ki (nm): 0.16, rabbit; 1.3, rat; 1.7, dog] and anticoagulation [EC2× (μm, concentration required to double the prothrombin time): 3.6, human; 2.3, rabbit; 7.9, rat; 6.7, dog]. Apixaban at 10 μm did not alter human and rabbit platelet aggregation to ADP, γ-thrombin, and collagen. In vivo, the values for antithrombotic ED50 (dose that reduced thrombus weight or increased blood flow by 50% of the control) in AVST, VT and ECAT and the values for BT ED3× (dose that increased BT by 3-fold) were 0.27 ± 0.03, 0.11 ± 0.03, 0.07 ± 0.02 and > 3 mg kg−1 h−1 i.v. for apixaban, 0.05 ± 0.01, 0.05 ± 0.01, 0.27 ± 0.08 and > 3 mg kg−1 h−1 i.v. for the indirect FXa inhibitor fondaparinux, and 0.53 ± 0.04, 0.27 ± 0.01, 0.08 ± 0.01 and 0.70 ± 0.07 mg kg−1 day−1 p.o. for the oral anticoagulant warfarin, respectively. Conclusions: In summary, apixaban was effective in the prevention of experimental thrombosis at doses that preserve hemostasis in rabbits.


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DEFINITION of 'Negative Points'
A cash rebate paid by lenders to a mortgage broker or the borrower for a mortgage with an interest rate above the lender's par interest rate. When the rebate is paid to the mortgage broker, it is known as a yield spread premium, and is part of the mortgage broker's compensation.
When the rebate is credited to the borrower it can be used to defray loan settlement costs. This is typically known as a no-cost mortgage. The amount credited to the borrower may not exceed loan settlement costs, and may not be used as part of the down payment.
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Award winning digital agency Cyber-Duck (www.cyber-duck.co.uk) today announced the launch of a pioneering leadership game that it has helped to produce with Planet Jockey, an employee engagement company that specialises in gamified learning and collaborative mentorship. This emotional intelligence leadership game is based on a recently released book The Case of the Missing Cutlery - A Leadership Course for the Rising Star, written by best-selling author and Planet Jockey Founder & Chairman, Kevin Allen. The game is a highly addictive leadership simulation, including practical training, based on scenarios drawn from real world situations encountered by Fortune 500 leaders. Cyber-Duck helped Planet Jockey to produce an innovative gaming platform, applying gamification best practices to ensure user engagement and motivation.
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When that story came out, I figured silver would be hit in very short order. When the law suit against JPM was announced several months ago, silver was drubbed severely and immediately, just like today! It's seems like they're telling the market, don't expect a rally, just because we got caught with our fingers in the cookie jar.


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The books illustrate the development of constitutional law over time so that changes in the law can be related to changes in society. It reminds students that related changes often occur across a range of doctrinal areas; for example, parallel changes occur in both commerce clause and substantive due process doctrine as a result of changes during the New Deal. Decisions relevant to race discrimination involve not only equal protection, but also the reading of the commerce clause as illustrated by the Supreme Court's Heart of Atlanta decision.
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A lawyer representing Dominique Strauss-Kahn has bragged that the pimping case against the disgraced former IMF chief has 'collapsed' after four former prostitutes withdrew their allegations.
Strauss-Kahn, 65, once seen as a front-runner for the French presidency, is on trial in Lille charged with procuring prostitutes to attend sex parties in Brussels, Paris and Washington.
But his lawyers, delivering their closing arguments in a trial that could have seen the silver-haired economist face up to 10 years in prison, said the law had been 'twisted' to try and attack Strauss-Kahn over his morals in a case which honed in on his sexual proclivities.
Yesterday the four former sex workers who formed the main prosecution witnesses against Strauss-Kahn withdrew their case after providing days of sordid testimony in which the man known as DSK was portrayed as a ruthless sexual predator.
Accused: Dominique Strauss-Kahn, 65, (pictured today) is currently on trial in the French city of Lille charged with procuring prostitutes to attend sex parties in Brussels, Paris and Washington
Statement: Strauss-Kahn's veteran lawyer Henri Leclerc, 84, (pictured) has bragged that the pimping case against the disgraced former IMF chief 'collapsed' when four former prostitutes withdrew their allegations
Strauss-Kahn received a boost during the week after two former prostitutes dropped a civil lawsuit against him, and the prosecutor called for him to be acquitted for lack of evidence.
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While prostitution is legal in France, organising and profiting from prostitution is considered pimping and is punishable by up to 10 years in prison.
The court tried to prove that Strauss-Kahn had played a role in organising for prostitutes to attend the sex parties, in text messages in which he referred to women as 'equipment'.
'Who do you have in your baggage?' he asked his friend and co-accused Fabrice Paszkowski in one message.
But Strauss-Kahn brushed these comments off as 'barracks talk'.
Close to collapse: Strauss-Kahn received a boost during the week after two former prostitutes dropped a civil lawsuit against him, and the prosecutor called for him to be acquitted for lack of evidence.
Protest: A topless Femen protester climbs on top of the car carrying former IMF chief Dominique Strauss Kahn to court last week
Strauss-Kahn's insistence that he didn't know the women were prostitutes also quashed the argument that the use of his 'bachelor pad' in Paris to host the sex parties constituted pimping.
'What we were expecting has happened: This case has collapsed,' Strauss-Kahn's veteran lawyer Henri Leclerc, 84, told the court.
'Everything that is not forbidden by the law cannot be prevented,' he said, quoting from a key French revolution document, The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen of 1789, to slam the court's focus on Strauss-Kahn's morals.
'The law, the law! As for morals, each to their own. Virtue is practised, not commented upon,' he said, with Strauss-Kahn paying close attention from the dock.
'You have heard the arguments, there is nothing left ... of a case which has cost a fortune,' said Leclerc.
The former prostitutes who testified against Strauss-Kahn were pressed to recount lurid details of how he sodomised them, and describe wild scenes of group sex, which pushed Strauss-Kahn to angrily retort that he was not on trial for 'deviant acts'.
He has admitted he is a libertine, but said he is 'horrified' by the use of prostitutes.
Ex-IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn (centre) leaves his hotel in Lille, northern France this morning
Strauss-Kahn said the testimony of former prostitute Jade, who told how he took her on a tour of the IMF headquarters in Washington, was proof of his ignorance as he would never have risked taking a call girl to his place of work.
Jade insisted he would have been 'naive' not to know she was paid for sex.
'The law has been twisted, distorted,' said another of Strauss-Kahn's lawyers, Frederique Baulieu, who picked apart Jade's testimony and called her a victim of the media frenzy around the trial.
The case has been a further humiliation for Strauss-Kahn four years after his high-flying career and presidential prospects were torpedoed by accusations of sexual assault by a New York hotel maid in May 2011, a case later settled in a civil suit.
Strauss-Kahn found himself in the dock alongside 13 others involved in an alleged prostitution ring based in the north of France, in which local businessmen organised prostitutes for sex parties.
As he walked out of court this afternoon, a law student asked him to sign a copy of his penal code, which the former political heavyweight did with a large smile.
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Initially discovered in Southeast Asia and originally inhabiting flood plains, drainage ditches and rice paddies, the beautifully colored Betta fish is often kept as an aesthetic decoration in homes and offices. Also known as the Siamese fighting fish and 'The Jewel of the Orient', they are quite popular as aquarium pets, and require rather low maintenance and care. Most people know very little about the nature and characteristic of these multi-colored fish. Here are 20 interesting facts about Betta fish that will make you love and appreciate them, and perhaps even want to own some of your own.
If you enjoy this list you might enjoy learning about some of the weirdest animals in the world. And no, the Betta isn't one of them!
Bettas Are Carnivorous In Nature
Generally, Betta fish are carnivores (or, to be more exact, insectivores). They prefer to feed on insect larvae, worms, fish pellet and flakes. They also feed on eggs of insects occasionally. In general, if you see Bettas feeding off of plant roots and such, it means they're very hungry and unable to find the insects they crave for.
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This species of fishes lay eggs and go for an amazing courtship which looks more or less like a battle between the male and the female. This happens because before the actual courtship takes place, the female and the male will fight for the same territory. You might call this a real battle of the sexes!
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Betta fish derived their name from an ancient warrior group from Thailand, and were given the name in the 1800s once they became popular for their fighting skills. In those times Betta fish fights were a popular sport - so popular, in fact, that the King of Siam decided to have them regulated and taxed. Bets were placed on the bravery of the Betta fish during fights rather then on the damage inflicted.
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If you place a mirror in front of a Betta, it will see its own reflection and think it to be a rival. Instantly it will go on a fighting spree, waving fins and moving about. Once the mirror is taken away, the Betta will feel triumphant, thinking that the fight has been won.


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The game was held up for 15 minutes as he was helped off the field.
Hubbert, who had to retire hurt on 44, was taken to hospital by ambulance.
The injury is expected to keep him out of the game for several weeks.
Hubbert had featured in an opening stand of 92 with Joe White after Great Tew had chosen to bat first on a dry pitch.
White was the more aggressive partner, scoring 53 off 75 balls.
Harry Smith chimed in with 29 off 26 deliveries as the visitors seemed on target to pass 200.
But Hubbert's injury came in the middle of a collapse in which six wickets fell for 21 runs.
A late flury from Robbie Shurmer took Tew to 189-8 from their 40 overs.
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