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Funes was referring specifically to life on Mars but more broadly stated, in the words of BBC News, that "intelligent beings created by God could exist in outer space." Funes was writing in the Vatican newspaper in an article titled, "Aliens Are My Brother."
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The astronomer's logic is that since there are many forms of life on earth, there could likewise be intelligent life elsewhere in the universe—some of whom could be "free of original sin."
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25th March, 2015
Charlie Barlow (final year PhD student) and Dr Charlotte Lemanski were both invited to present their research related to mixed-income housing at an ESRC seminar on "Marketplace Exclusion: Representations, Resistances and Responses" organised by the Cambridge Centre for Housing and Planning Research.
Charlie Barlow spoke about his PhD research on mixed-income condominiums in Chicago, while Charlotte Lemanski spoke about her research on mixed-income housing developments in post-apartheid South Africa. The event attracted a mix of housing specialists including both academics and practioners.
# TalkScience: Scientists in Extreme Environments
24th March, 2015
Why do scientists work in extreme environments, and is it worth the financial and human cost? A discussion at The British Library on 25th March 2015.
Scientists travel to the tops of mountains, the polar regions and even outer space in order to conduct experiments, make observations and set up instruments. What have we learned from doing science in extreme environments? Is what we gain worth the high financial, and sometimes human, cost? Does exploring these places also make science a vehicle through which geopolitics is played out? Do we need to explore for the sake of exploration? University of Cambridge geographer and historian of science Dr Michael Bravo joined a panel discussion chaired by science journalist Dr Gabrielle Walker, along with Director of the British Antarctic Survey Professor Jane Francis, UCL anaesthetist and space medicine expert Dr Kevin Fong.
# Cambridge Science Festival Geography and UCCRI activity
16th March, 2015
The Geography Department event at the Cambridge Science Festival 2015 was a great success, with more than 150 visitors enjoying a range of activities from the study of salt marsh mud, to the measurement of waves in shallow water, playing a computer game to find out how to use the natural environment to protect against coastal flooding and looking at the weird and wonderful invertebrates that inhabit our tidal flats under the microscope, to reading about invasive species and learning about the habitat and behaviour of crayfish
# Science Festival event - Splash and Squelch
11th March, 2015
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An event for the Science Festival! Find out about the animals and plants that live on our coasts, try out a wave sensor, find out how to prepare for floods, meet a crayfish, and lots more... Explore the magic of muddy and watery places and find out why we need them. Brought to you by the Coastal Research Unit, Environmental Systems and Processes Group and University of Cambridge Conservation Research Institute,
# New European Alternative Finance Report launched
26th February, 2015
Two members of the Department of Geography, Mia Gray and Bryan Zhang, are co-authors of the new report Moving Mainstream: The European Alternative Finance Benchmarking Report. The report captures an estimated 85%-90% of Europe's online platform-based alternative finance market. Seen until recently as a niche activity, online alternative finance including equity-based crowdfunding and peer-to-peer business lending has become a vital and increasingly commonplace source of essential funding throughout Europe for SMEs, start-ups and many other businesses, says the report.
While previous studies had charted alternative finance in the UK, this report is the first to cover other European countries in detail. Since its publication, the report has received extensive press coverage across Europe, from the Financial Times, Le Monde, The Telegraph, to Der Spiegel and Bloomberg.
The European online alternative finance market grew by 144% last year to nearly €3b and could top €7b in 2015, according to the first comprehensive pan-European benchmarking of alternative finance produced by the new Centre for Alternative Finance at University of Cambridge Judge Business School and professional services organisation EY, of which Gray and Zhang are both members of the Managing Board.
Online alternative finance, comprising platform-based financial transactions outside traditional banking, grew across Europe from €1.21b in 2013 to €2.96b in 2014. The overall European alternative industry is on track to grow beyond €7b if the market fundamentals remain sound and growth continues apace.
In 2014, €201m of early-stage, growth and working capital funding was provided to European SMEs and start-ups by alternative finance platforms. The volume of online alternative business funding has been growing steadily at around 75% year on year, and the estimated number of start-ups and SMEs funded through online alternative finance platforms has been growing at an even faster average rate of 133% over the last three years to around 5,801 SMEs or start-ups in 2014.
Mia Gray, co-author of the report says: "On-line platform-based alternative finance is burgeoning across Europe. However, it's distribution, diversity, and regulation is highly geographically uneven. This report is a first step in exploring these dynamics in various economies. The new Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance will enable us to critically examine this nascent industry from a geographical perspective."
The new Centre provides a disciplined research framework to support the fast-growing structures and activities of alternative finance, in order to address the growing needs of academics, policymakers, regulators and industry; the Centre plans to launch a research programme, host a Global Alternative Finance Data Depository, and organise conferences, networking events and a Fellowship programme.
Moving Mainstream: The European Alternative Finance Benchmarking Report is available to download for free at www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/ccaf/movingmainstream
# Departmental Seminar with Prof. Richard Dawson (Newcastle University) on Thurs Feb. 26th
25th February, 2015
Please join us for the second of this term's talks as part of the Department of Geography's Main Departmental Seminar Series with Prof. Richard Dawson (Newcastle University) on Thursday, February 26th at 4.15pm for his talk entitled 'Adapting Cities and Their Infrastructure to Global Change: An Integrated Modelling Approach to Understand Risks and Tradeoffs'.
The seminar will be held in the Small Lecture Theatre in the Main Geography Building on the Downing Site and will be followed by drinks in the Common Room. After the seminar, a group will be going to dinner with Prof. Dawson. All welcome!
# New book on Population, Welfare and Economic Change in Britain published
19th February, 2015
A new book edited by Chris Briggs, P.M. Kitson and S.J. Thompson has been published: Population, Welfare and Economic Change in Britain, 1290-1834 (Boydell & Brewer, 2014).
This book grew out of a conference on 'Population, economy and welfare, c.1200-2000' held at Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge in September 2011 to celebrate the scholarly achievements of Richard Smith on his retirement as Professor of Historical Geography and Demography in the Department of Geography. The book is thus an 'unofficial' festschrift for Richard and features work by his colleagues, friends and students, many of them associated with the Cambridge Group for the History of Population and Social Structure.
Population, Welfare and Economic Change presents the latest research on the causes and consequences of British population change from the medieval period to the eve of the Industrial Revolution, in town and countryside.
# CAMPOP featured by ESRC as one of greatest achievements in social science research
2nd February, 2015
Today the Cambridge Group for the History of Population and Social Structure (CAMPOP) is featured by the ESRC for its achievement in transforming our knowledge of Britain's demographic past. This is part of a year-long celebration of the social sciences and how they have contributed to society by the ESRC to mark their 50th anniversary.
Work undertaken at CAMPOP means that we know know a great deal more about the demographic and family history of England than we do of any other nation. It has also provided important knowledge about the demographic transition in Britain in more recent times, analysing census data from Scotland, England and Wales. The group's research has shed light on areas ranging from child mortality and family structures to housing and employment, and was crucial in revolutionising our understanding of how industrialisation first occurred in world history. The research group has been innovative in its methods of data collection and analysis, involving amateur and family historians in data gathering. A recent development has been an expansion of work using GIS (Geographical Information Systems), which is already producing many new insights.
# Geography Seminar Series: Prof. Melissa Leach, Institute of Development Studies (Feb. 5th)
30th January, 2015
Please join us for the first of this term's talks as part of the Department of Geography's Main Departmental Seminar Series with Prof. Melissa Leach (Institute of Development Studies) on Thursday, February 5th at 4.15pm.
Prof. Leach is currently the Director of the Institute of Development Studies. Until recently, she directed the ESRC STEPS (Social, Technological and Environmental Pathways to Sustainability) Centre. She trained as a Geographer here at Cambridge and holds a Ph.D. in Social Anthropology from SOAS. Her talk, entitled 'Ebola and beyond: Interlaced inequalities, unsustainabilities and insecurities in a global development era,' promises to be an excellent one, and we hope many of you can attend!
As the Ebola crisis continues to unfold across West Africa and the international community belatedly but now intensely responds, bigger, broader questions arise beyond the immediate challenges on the ground. What does the Ebola crisis reveal about contemporary patterns of environment, health and development? What would it take to build more equal, sustainable and resilient societies and systems, so that the events we are seeing in 2014 do not happen again? Can this crisis provide a moment for reframing development, in the region and beyond? In order to understand the causes and consequences of this particular outbreak, and to prevent such disasters in the future, our attention must turn to why such outbreaks occur in the first place and why they often have such devastating impacts in some places and times and not in others. The magnitude and persistence of the current crisis has exposed the hazards of living in a highly interconnected yet inequitable global political and economic system, and the consequences that can emerge from underdevelopment and related 'structural violence'. In turn, reflecting on these processes can help define future research and development priorities for a world where the risks of zoonotic disease emergence are growing.
The seminar will be held in the Small Lecture Theatre in the Main Geography Building on the Downing Site and will be followed by drinks in the Common Room.
# Valley on South Georgia named after Nigel Leader-Williams
26th January, 2015
The Commissioner for South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands has approved the name Leader Valley for British Use for a previously unnamed feature on the Barff Peninsula of South Georgia. The Valley is named after Professor Nigel Leader-Williams for his work on reindeer populations on South Georgia in the 1970s.
The description agreed by The Antarctic Place-Names Committee is for a feature located at 54o 20' 48'' S, 36o 18' 55'' W, and trending east from Sorling Valley Hut to Montebello Peak. The name has been added to the South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands Territory Gazetteer, and is available for use on all maps, charts and in all publications.
All the reindeer have recently been eradicated from the three areas of South Georgia where they had previously occurred (Leader-Williams, 1988). Meanwhile, eradication of the more extensive rat populations is ongoing. The aim of completely eradicating both the introduced rats and reindeer is to reverse their impacts on, and help the recovery of, South Georgia's native flora and fauna.


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Would creating a station here be the best solution? If so, does anyone on the "Westline" object to a station where you may have to stop and start your cart ride? The depth of the line I've just connected to is 42 (according to the "F3" read out). I followed it back to the station and it's on the same level. Maybe other people should check the depth of the station in person to make sure they dig at the correct level. |
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This way at least you don't have to get out of the cart either way (to or from the Central Station) but you can only go down my track FROM the Central station. It will make more sense when it's built, I think... I can always undo it and go back to the way it was if needed. |
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I'm probably close to a third done on my Temple Scenic Loop railway line.
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There is one episode a year that is not focusing on the recent past or what can come in the future. This episode of Lugnuts and Horsepower is all about history, because it's all about the NASCAR Hall of Fame. Bill Elliott, Fred Lorenzen, Wendell Scott, Joe Weatherly, and Rex White all took their rightful spot in immortality this past week, signifying their place in NASCAR, and what they meant to the sport.
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Joey Barnes (Tribute Racing), Christohpher DeHarde (Motorsport.com), and Josh Farmer (Motorsport Monday) break down the 57th Annual Daytona 500, the rest of Speedweeks, the latest IndyCar news, and much more.
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The Frat House Sports Gang flips the switch again this week on the 180th Frat House Sports Show welcoming in a new season of NASCAR . . . so if you're an auto racing fan you better be ready to get on the line.
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The front row is set, but many drivers are unhappy. With the Budweiser Duels looming to set the entire field for the Daytona 500, Dustin Parks and Patti Rodisch are ready to look back at the first weekend of Speedweeks in Daytona, while looking ahead to four consecutive days of on-track action.
Qualifying may have set the front row, but drivers were not happy with the new group format. Did it work, or did it just create more chaos? Matt Kenseth got his first victory in over a season, even though it was a non-points race, it gives him a lot of momentum heading into the big race. Is he even more of a favorite now?
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The Fan Vs. Fan race team is ready to recap all of Speedweeks, from the close finishes to the celebrations after. Patti Rodisch, Dustin Parks and Rob Blount are all over the final lap pass by Kyle Busch to win the truck race, Regan Smith making it to the line first to win Nationwide, and of course the NASCAR Nation rejoicing when it was Dale Earnhardt Jr. waiting through a six-plus hour rain delay, a GWC finish, and debris on the grille to win his second Daytona 500.
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The food shortage is hitting close to home. Real close. Check out this story from Marketplace about the increase of traffic at St. Paul food shelves.
All of this has got me thinking about a story I did a while back on dumpster divers (right click to download). I still hang out with a lot of these same people and they are still foraging for food in the trash. In fact, one friend of mine gets the majority of his groceries from the garbage . . . everything from veggies and breads to easter candy and flower bouquets. He's doing fine. Trash cans are still more than full enough.
Of course not everyone has the time to go looking for free grub. And I'll be the first to admit, the idea of dumpstered food is not that appetizing for a lot of people. But my point is that there is a lot of free or wasted food in this city. Even with organizations like Sister's Camelot and Second Harvest trying to save some of this stuff, there's still almost 100 billion pounds of food being wasted every year in the U.S.
It would be great if there was more food in the world, but in the meantime, how can we get better about making use of the tons of food we are throwing out?! What's stopping us from getting it to the people who could actually use it?
I write a blog about wasted food in the US and the amount of edible waste out there never ceases to amaze me. And as large as the 'almost 100 billion pounds' figure sounds, it is an underestimate. That figure is more than 10 years old, so there's certainly more food waste as our population and food yields have grown.
Also, a government-funded group in the UK just released this really detailed study on food waste. The summary is definitely worth reading. And if you have some time to fill, check out the the entire 200+ page report.
Thanks for turning us on to your blog, Jonathan. Maybe we should interview you for the show sometime, as we follow all the food-related news. This NYTimes chart (which you linked to in one of your recent posts) is amazing.
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I appreciated Ralph Novak's kind review of my book Rock Stars, but I dispute his remark that the mention of Jung in my text is "pretentious." Jung merited brief inclusion because Sting elected to build part of a Police album on the Swiss psychoanalyst's concept of synchronicity. Whether it's Sting dispensing Jung or Chuck Berry giving Beethoven and Tchaikovsky their comeuppance, the true rocker does exactly as he damn well pleases. If it ain't risky, it ain't rock.
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It can be argued that the success of a business isn't necessarily ensured by an outstanding Chief Executive or even the work of some all-star employees — it's all about the team.
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The future of your company shouldn't depend on you–whether you're the manager, CEO, or unanimous company superstar. It depends on a well-rounded, resilient team. Working for your team, rather than having them work for you, isn't easy in the heavily structured, management-focused settings companies have come to thrive in today.
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2. Empower your employees. Every one of your employees has something of value. Since you work for your team, it's your job to find out where your employees excel individually. Highlight their strengths and challenge to act as a Role Model. This will increase their interest in staying on top of their game and motivate them to live up to their reputation. Even when not in the office, they're still going to want to retain their image.
3. Establish goals. You can't have a team without a vision. Discard the idea of your employees acting as task-doers and let them collectively achieve goals within teams. Establish your company's teams and give each one a target to achieve in a short timeframe. This allows your employees to focus on the big picture, rather than accomplishing smaller tasks. Working toward team goals will develop the sense of ownership and responsibility — positively impacting your company from all sides.
4. Learn to delegate. Trust your employees. If you're a micromanaging perfectionist, you can kiss your team-focused culture and project ownership goodbye. Set your teams on the right path by delivering the big picture and measurable outcomes. Your delegation efforts will allow them to work creatively to achieve, and they may even surprise you in the process.
5. Let them figure it out. If you step in every time there's a problem, how can your employees ever solve things on their own? Giving orders to your employees may seem easy, but it excludes them from the decision-making process. Stop telling your employees what to do and start asking them how they would do it. You will immediately increase team autonomy, responsibility, motivation, and create a powerful change in the employees' decision making.
6. Recognize their efforts. Praise is the key ingredient for boosting motivation and engagement. Tell them what they're doing right and encourage them to continue onward. Too many employees think of their manager or CEO as the most critical member of the company. Remove this stereotype and be the one who pats on the backs. This also makes the occasional call for improvement easier to take.
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Refugee to tell story of flight from Reds: John Rees, as he is known in Americas, or Vladas Hriskevicius in his native Lithuania, will tell the story of communism as he knew it when he addresses a student assembly at Liberty Union High School next Friday at 8:45 a.m. A refugee who escaped from the tyranny and cruelty of the Reds when they invaded his country speaks on the subject "True Story of Communism." With a gripping account of his own escape with a firm belief in his final triumph of right, he has given a stirring appeal to his audiences to join him in a crusade against what he describes as the "greatest evil of our day." Since coming to the United States, Rees has addressed thousands of college and high school assemblies, and educators have agreed upon the vividness of his story and its stirring effect upon his hearers, young and old.
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Two local men plan to offer new cable service: A local Antioch developer and a former Vicacom cable television engineer are planning an ambitious multimillion dollar project that would bring an alternate cable television service to East County viewers. Brentwood residents Rob Gindt and Pete Pertrovich have submitted applications to the city of Antioch and Brentwood for a franchise called Lightwave Cablevision, Inc.
The pair has also filed applications to include the unincorporated parts of East County. "We'll offer the service for less money than people currently pay," said Petrovich, a self-employed engineer consultant. Gindt, a Brentwood developer, said he wants to take advantage of "the telecommunications and entertainment explosion going on. Plus, there is lots of new construction going on here, and it's time to catch the new customers."
City officials were hesitant to embrace the proposal. While Antioch City Attorney Bill Galstan agreed "competition is good for the public," he said he would feel better about the idea if it involved an established cable television company.
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Running out of money is not a concern for Petrovich and Gindt, they said. Gindt, who owns restaurants in Antioch and Brentwood and other California cities, said the $15 million price will be raised through private sources, although he wouldn't elaborate.
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Hackers unite!
Summer came back and so do we! Let's showcase what we've been working on lately and compete over the "Hack of the Month" award.
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To give everyone a fair chance the registration will open this time exactly 7 days before the meetup. This will be tomorrow evening. Mark it in your calendar!
If you come, tell us through Meetup. If you want to present, tell us in the registration form. And if you have feedback please send it to [masked]. Our relaxed event will only as good as everybody makes it. Bring your hacks and your friends and join us for the evening.
PS: Presenters get a reserved seat. If you want to join for sure you should bring a hack and contact us.
Tobias, Keith and Stefan, your Berlin Hack & Tell organizers
I'm trying to locate the "encrypted backup" hack, does anyone have a pointer?
August 13, 2012
Was a great event! There is an interesting meetup coming up soon: "Angel and Venture Capital Investment Term Sheets" http://www.meetup.com/Berlin-Startup-Culture-BSC/events/76029492/
August 4, 2012
The speaker changeovers need to be quicker! I somehow wish people could easier take breaks for pizza or wander about without disturbing the speaker.
August 3, 2012
Thanks again for the awesome evening! Here's a link to the current prototype for my project crowdcademy: http://www.crowdcademy.com/ (work in progress :D)
If anyone is interested in becoming a beta-tester and learning Python, just send me an email to timweiss1981 at gmail.com and I'll let you know once the first course is finished
August 1, 2012
one of the best Hack and Tells so far...
this time there have been so many great demos...
i had a great evening!
August 1, 2012
Excellent, typical Hack and Tell quality and style. The presentation were mostly really good and thought provoking, sometimes exceptional like the winner http://tos-dr.info. And the pizza was tasty as well :)
August 1, 2012
The quality of hacks and the stamina of our guests was impressive once again.
August 1, 2012
It was great, but about an hour too long. The last about 5 presenters shouldn't have been given such long time ranges for Q&A. It would have been better to quit early, so that people are still around and can ask questions afterwards.
August 1, 2012
So many great talks, and such a great and interested audience. It's always a pleasure to be here! Definitely my favorite event in the Berlin IT scene.
August 1, 2012
Wow, this was an intense event! Thank you all for coming and demoing tons of cool projects. To make it easy to follow up please add your hack in the summary thread http://www.meetup.com/Berlin-Hack-and-Tell/messages/boards/thread/25597752/#[masked]
Also you can add your photos to the event album. For all presenters: Don't forget to mail the organizers to get your free ticket for CampusParty.eu
July 31, 2012
Ok, I just invited the people who said that they want to present. 5 more seats on top this makes our maximum of 90 seats.
Again, if you can't come please give up your seat for other hackers who eagerly wait.
All others: We are thrilled by your interest and the preregistered hacks. Will be a really lucky number seemingly.
July 30, 2012
For people who want to get in through a presentation: Please update your answers in the RSVP so I can get you from the waiting list onto the YES-list. I will do this this evening.
Also please change your RSVP to NO if you know you can't make it. The people on the waiting list apriciate it.
July 30, 2012
Wow, so many hackers already, love it!
@Andreas: Great you want to try to win the Hack of the month-award. :-)
@Ravi: We have HDMI at c-base. It's a bit of a diva sometimes but it works. Most of the time.
July 25, 2012
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PRINCESS ANNE — The investigation into the cause of a Friday collision that killed a woman remains under investigation, according to the Maryland State Police.
Police said at about 8:05 p.m., troopers responded to the area of Market Lane and King Miller Road in reference to a pedestrian that was struck by a car. Following an investigation, police learned that a 2004 GMC Yukon, driven by 42-year-old Mark Jones of Princess Anne, was traveling northbound on Market Lane when it tried to avoid the pedestrian, 28-year-old Jennifer Ann Fry, also of Princess Anne.
Fry, who sustained severe injuries in the crash, was taken to Peninsula Regional Medical Center, where she was pronounced dead.
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Hi I am reading the book "Introduction to logic and the methodology of deductive sciences" and I'm doing my best on understandig it and so far so good, but I ran to the example of the book: " for any number x, if x=0 or y not equal to 0, then there exists a number z such that x=y.z" I just want somebody to explain the sentential function and what does it mean and please give an example. thank you very much.
If y is not 0, then z= x/y. If x= 0 then you can take z= 0 whatever y is In either case you have a number z such that x= y.z. Or, as DeadWolfe said, "Division makes sense".
"Division makes sense" (to quote the other users). In a commutative unitary ring R for all non-zero elements that have multiplication inverses. So if a is such an interger then b/a = b*c where c is the multiplicative inverse of b.
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A chapel in the heart of Barcelona Univesity is home to one of Europe's most powerful supercomputers - and a mobile chip-based successor is under development.
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Airbus is seeking information from the German government to file a criminal complaint about supposedly being a target of US industrial espionage.
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Apple has warned investors that it may be subject to paying up to 10 years' worth of tax to Ireland if the European Commission finds that the company struck up a special arrangement with the country.
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Google admits that it made mistakes in its relations with media companies and says it has been "misunderstood."
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Moldova is one of the few countries in Europe to have a Ministry of Technology, and the sector continues to grow at a rapid pace.
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Service aspect is another quotient which nowadays automakers are pushing themselves hard into the context for achieving straight sales in their pockets with better ownership experience. Reportedly, Honda Cars India finally announced to provide the buyers 'extended warranty' with their products. Conventionally, Honda cars do come with 2-years standard warranty, whereas the company has now offered 'Any Time Warranty' scheme, under which warranty can be extended for up to 7-years after the date of purchase. As per their guidelines, owners of Honda can gain the benefit of this scheme under two conditions: the car should not be older than 7 years, and should have not have clocked more than [...]
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When it comes to the gifting, gifts to loved ones don't match the usual standard of a purchase. After all, when the idea is taken into consider of gifting a car to the girlfriend on Valentine's Day, certainly, it has to be something she may have desired for past many years. In other worlds one can say, those models should be the girl's most loved cars. Mentioned here is a list of models which one shall refer to gifting his better half on February 14.
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Article by Hamza Ansari
Amaze's vision surely looks to amaze in 2015, just as it had already did since the launch till date. Now, a body kit added to this small sedan of Honda, spied at its testing facility in Noida, had sparked rumours of getting launched with the RS badge apparently.
The success of Honda Mobilio RS must have been the real culprit of challenging the Japanese automaker for bringing up this new creation for Amaze as well.
Well, the smoke of this fire conveyed only minute but important cosmetic changes with that rear spoiler, exhaust finisher and side skirts. Eventually, the City too was made available at a dealership with additionally accessories (matching to RS badge). Now, the company wants to take [...]
Honda Amaze VX (O) And Brio Variant Launched
Article by Hamza Ansari
Honda's fresh lineup for the 2015 model plate includes new variants for Amaze and Brio.
The compact sedan Amaze which has garnered enough fanfare since its initial days is introduced in one more trim: VX (O). The top-end package under this hat now gets AVN treatment. None of them from petrol and diesel are disappointed either.
On the other side, that Brio hatchback now includes a VX trim for manual and automatic transmission both. Interior remains the major contributor for seeing this new variant in the lineup. Instead of dual-tone themed cabin it is refreshed with all-black interiors and AVN package as a topping on the cake.
For the 2015 make, both the models get a slightly changed speedometer, [...]


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