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Between Google's Mobile First Index ranking mobile-friendly websites higher than their desktop counterpoints and 36% of 2016's Black Friday/Cyber Monday purchases coming from mobile devices, it'd be an understatement to say 2017 will be big for mobile. We're all spending more and more time browsing Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, news sites, and just the internet in general on our smartphones.
But how much traffic will there really be from mobile devices? According to a report from Klick Wire, nearly three-quarters of it. 74% of all internet traffic in the United States will come from mobile devices in 2017 (that should grow to well over 80% by 2018). Worldwide, we're looking at 75% on average.
What does that mean for you and your site? Are Google's crawler bots seeing your site? Is your site from Seven Ages Design mobile-friendly or responsive? And what's the difference?
We'll answer the most important question first: Yes, your Seven Ages Design website is responsive. Google's bots are responding to your site exactly as they should. Seven Ages Design has made sure its websites have been responsive since we started. To us, it's an expected design feature, like seat-belts in a car. It'd be more alarming to buy a new car without seat-belts than one with them, right? Having a responsive site has become as essential as a seatbelt.
So what is a responsive site? A responsive site automatically adjusts its display based off the size of the screen that's viewing it. If one of your customers views your site from their iPhone 6S, the site will optimize itself to be viewed on that screen. It'll readjust if a customer transitions to an iPad or tablet, laptop or giant monitor. The best part of a responsive site? You don't have to do a thing. Since the responsive capabilities are built-in, the hard work of formatting for each different size screen is done immediately on the backend.
But take a look for yourself; here are a couple screenshots of the Seven Ages Design home page:
And here are those same areas of the page on mobile:
See how the responsive design rearranges text, icons, graphics, images, and video? All without you, me, or your customer having to think about a thing. In fact, you can test this yourself: head to the Seven Ages Design site, scroll a bit, and then make the window really skinny. Scroll around some more
— that's responsive design in action.
How is a responsive site different than a mobile site? Which is better? A mobile site is a separate site than your desktop/laptop site
— it has a different web address (usually looks like https://m.domain.com or https://mobile.domain.com). Which means twice the files, twice the maintenance, twice the upkeep. If you were to update your desktop site, the mobile site wouldn't update and vice versa.
That's why we prefer the responsive site. The website we'll build for you will look great regardless of the screen it's on. Your customer could be browsing on anything from an old iPhone 3G to a brand new iPad Air, from a 43″ Dell 4K monitor to a laptop. With a responsive site, your site's content adjusts itself for the best viewing experience on each device. Your customers aren't tied to just one device and neither is your site.


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It's a quadruple album.
Well... I don't have much as a NIN fan, but to tell the truth, The Fragile has a really special meaning and story to me...
I had downloaded the whole discography and was hooked on W_T and TDS, and I never really gave TF a good listen, until one day I was on a bus ride from Guanajuato to my city, Hermosillo (That's like 20 hours)
So, after listening to a little bit of Rammstein, I said "Why the hell not..." and started Somewhat Damaged...
It didn't grab me completely until I listened to The Wretched and WITT... The transition, the noises, the aggression of that song...
It just blew me away.
Next thing I know, I arrive to my home and ran to my computer to read about The Fragile... It was completely incredible, to know what had happened with the website, what the buildup to the album was all about...
So, I gave WITT to my boyfriend through MSN...
He never liked anything but Still and Year Zero.
Skip a few years into the future, and I was in Monterrey, where my boyfriend lives, just looking around a music shop... as I was browsing through the N over the Rock In English section, my heart stopped for a bit and I saw it there... 450 pesos... The Argentinian Import because FUCK Mexico...
I instantly grabbed it and bought it, swiftly skipping to WITT...
So, we were in his car, going to his house, and I was singing the fuck out of myself... That was the first time I had ever seen him (We met online and were in a relationship for 1 year to that point, and we had met 5 years ago) so when the bass and piano part kicked in I couldn't help it.. I cried my eyes off.
Skip two years into the future, and we broke up... In a completely ballsy move, I left him that album and a note behind...
"I leave my fragility behind to start ripe and anew."
When he found it, he said he couldn't believe I did that, as it was my most treasured posession... I said "Well, it's just so you know I trust you with my Fragile..."
Needless to say, we are already back as a couple, and TF has become my complete favourite since then... Even moreso because he got me AATCHB on CD...
So yeah, that's my Fragile story...
(As a side note... He STILL doesn't like anything but HLAH, Wish, parts of TDS, Still and YZ.)
i've decided to try the initial, single-disc tracklists TR and co. were trying pre-Bob Ezrin (go read ninwiki). they are... well, if the final tracklist can be said to "make sense," these versions definitely make far less sense. some of the transitions are too jarring somehow more so than many that are actually on the final sequence but others make a lot of sense: "La Mer" and ITV obviously (same tempo/key/melody crossfade), "Complication" into "Please," TWOIT into "Starfuckers," JLYI into 10MH... but ending with "Pilgrimage" just makes for a quizzical ending. it's clear "Ripe" (with or without Decay) ends with the right feeling and statement, and that those tracklists ending with "Pilgrimage" are a jumble of half-understood pieces. by the time Ezrin cobbled them together, even if i'm not a huge fan of his sequencing, they were absorbed enough to make sense together, which was apparently impossible when the band put the work-in-progress sequences together.
it's also a far weaker album without "The Frail," WITT and "The Great Below."
Only thing I got to ad is being at The Exclusive Company (local record store, small chain) at night waiting for the release at midnight, recall it being a rather chilly night here in Milwaukee.
Oh, and...
A long time ago, I made a very long crossfaded mix that goes: WITT -> La Mer -> ITV -> The Great Collapse
It should probably be prepended with Complication, because WITT quotes a musical line from that song, but I'll leave that up to you, if you plan to recreate my experiment.
It's that time again!
Will we get a surprise DE announcement this year?
Would be awesome, but either way, going to celebrate by listening to it today (and maybe the instrumental version, too).
Wow, I can't believe this much time has gone by. I still remember going to Music Trader (a now defunct used CD shop here in San Diego) right before the TDTWWA single was coming out. The guy behind the counter was super cool about letting us check out the two promo copies of the single they had received and after talking with him for a while, he sold us the copies for $3.99 each. We left the shop, giddy as can be, and drove around for the next hour listening to the tracks. Later on we returned to a different Music Trader right before the album was being released and sadly we were not able to convince the guy behind the counter to sell us a copy early, but he did allow us to listen to it on the systems they had set up in store. I got about 2 minutes into Somewhat Damaged before I turned it off. I looked at my friend and said "no way am I going to ruin the first experience I have with this album on these shitty headphones."
A few days later we went to Tower Records at midnight and picked up our copies....
And here is a photo of the neat uncut promo poster I have for the Australian release!
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Celebrate by watching this beautiful live performance of JLYI
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Seventeen...seventeen damn years since I stood outside HMV in the rain. Waiting.
Since I flicked madly through the lyric booklet on the subway and bus, ran the block back home, plugged the headphones in, lay down on my bed, and was transported away, eyes alternately closed and watching the rain.
It was perfect. Like nothing I was expecting and everything I wanted.
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Those were insane times during the Fragile era.
That immense, unbearable feeling of anticipation for an album following up the greatest album I've ever heard. The 9/9/99 music award performance. Watching television the night before and seeing that jarring album promo clip multiple times, feeling like that next morning would never fucking get here.
The crazy thing is, it took me YEARS to fully appreciate The Fragile and it's still one of my least favorite albums he's done. TDS, With Teeth, Year Zero, HM and PHM all do more for me as a whole. But it's a monster and it has some amazing songs on it, for sure. The Left disc especially.
My biggest regret is not getting into NIN before The Fragile was released. Well, probably some of those other life-altering mistakes I made growing up, too, but damnit this is more important.
I give Trent till 2019 to give us NIN fans the ultra-deluxe edition of The Fragile and if he doesn't. I shall go to his house and destroy everything including the NIN master tapes.
The Fragile was my first NIN album. It's always at the top of my desert island lists. I was 16 when this thing came out, with all the teenage drama bullshit that goes with it. I can say with no exaggeration this album saved my life.
1999 the height of fratcore limp bizkit and korn and every other piece of shit rap metal band....soundgarden and faith no more and nirvana and alice in chains were long gone (pre reunions for FNM & SG) dire times in the music world compared to 5 years earlier...and then The Rez showed up like a phoenix rising from amongst the ashes of the musical landscape with his 3 hour art rock opus...
I still keep thinking TF came out in late October/November due to the cold midnight release here in Milwaukee that night. Thought I may be exaggerating but googled it and it was in fact a chilly night for September...
And also Stephen King's birthday.
Anyone was hanging on IRC Undernet #nin back when The Fragile was released?
I was in there when the world premiere of We're In This Together played on KROQ.
This bring back memories!
Ah, time flies...
My story seems a little unique (at least from what I've seen so far) so I'll share. I pre-ordered the cassette and vinyl from CDNow (you Amazon people remember CDNow?) with the plan to purchase the CD version in person. I ended up receiving the cassette version of The Fragile on Monday, so my first experience was with the cassette version/configuration.
I promptly faked sick the next day (cough, cough) and drove to the mall to pick up the CD version. I didn't have a CD player in my own car at that point, so I listened to the cassette version while driving and the CD version every other place. I remember one of the car storage compartments was strictly for the cassette because I could store it there and not have to worry about damage. Anyway, there's not really an ending to the story, just thought it unique that my first experience was with the cassette version.
I think the time leading up to The Fragile was the most exciting time to be a fan. I was in college at the time. I remember The Fragile was leaked on our internal file share before the album was out. That was before it was super common to download music and before leaks were really a thing as far as I remember. I listened to the first few seconds of each track, but held of listening to anything in full because I was so crazy into nin at the time and wanted to really experience it the right way. I then went to our local independent record store (closed now) on the Monday before the release. This was the store where I used to buy all my nin bootlegs (remember those when they were actually pressed professionally!) and the owner would sell me the official stuff the day before when he got the shipments in. I went back to the dorm skipped my classes and listened to the album with headphones from start to finish and then re-listened to all the highlights.
The entire experience of a new album was just so much better back then. Listening to the radio for hours to hear We're In This Together, getting the single for The Day The World Went Away a head of the album, the site with all the audio samples... it just seemed so much more like an event. I wish we could have those experiences again (although the Year Zero release did feel like a pretty cool event).
I was lucky enough to get Pretty Hate Machine a few months after it came out from a friend at a record store, so I've been able to celebrate every release thereafter. Maybe because it had been 5 years since The Downward Spiral or that I had a lot of drama surrounding me at the time, but I could NOT wait for The Fragile to be released…and it has been at the top of my list ever since. I remember picking it up at midnight (I still have the black NIN Fragile bag!), getting on the freeway, popping it in the cd player, and smiling like a kid on Christmas at the brutality and awesomeness of Somewhat Damaged. That album was exactly what I wanted/needed.
I remember Howard Stern playing 'WITT' or Into The Void' that day and talking about what a genius Reznor was..
I never understood why WITT was never played more often live. Such a shame. The Manchester performance sounded great.
all my love to you, old friend and a happy birthday. i was too young to meet you when you were released all those years ago, but i found you at the right time when i was 14 and needed it the most. first two tracks i heard were the wretched, and the great below. it was the latter that made me go out and buy my first copy of the fragile
shout out to carson for the amazing artwork etc during the fragile era!

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- Bolts — Facebook's library of small, low-level utility classes in iOS and Android.
- Python Idioms (PDF) — useful cheatsheet.
- Michael Abrash's Graphics Programming Black Book — Markdown source in github. Notable for elegance and instructive for those learning to optimise. Coder soul food.
- About Link Bait (Anil Dash) — excellent consideration of Upworthy's distinctive click-provoking headlines, but my eye was caught by we often don't sound like 2012 Upworthy anymore. Because those tricks are starting to dilute click rates. from Upworthy's editor-at-large. Attention is a scarce resource, and our brains are very good at filtering.
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Biden cited her past business experience and her time as a Solebury supervisor as reasons for his support.
Former Vice President Joe Biden has endorsed Democratic candidate Helen Tai in the race to represent the 178th state House district.
Tai faces off against Republican Wendi Thomas to serve the remainder of former state Rep. Scott Petri's term in the May 15 special election.
Petri resigned late last year to oversee the Philadelphia Parking Authority, creating a vacancy through 2018.
Biden endorsed Tai because of her experience as a business owner — she runs a process improvement consulting firm called Enabling Innovation LLC — and her five years as a Solebury supervisor, according to a news release from Tai's campaign.
"I know Helen will use these skills to bring greater transparency and fiscal sense to Harrisburg as she has on the Solebury board of supervisors," Biden stated in the press release.
Representatives of Tai's campaign said she was "honored and grateful" for the former U.S. senator's endorsement.
"I will fight in Harrisburg as Vice President Biden has in Washington to ensure everyone has the opportunity to succeed," Tai said in the release.
Tai has previously been endorsed by Democratic presidential candidate and former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley and multiple organizations.
Thomas has her fair share of endorsements, as well, from nearly 30 local and state elected officials, including U.S. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, R-8, of Middletown, and New Hope council President Alison Kingsley, a Democrat.
"Wendi has shown her ability to lead," Kingsley said in an endorsement letter, referring to Thomas' 10 years as a Council Rock School District board member.
"It took courage to make the hard decisions, but courage is what it takes to be a strong and effective leader," Kingsley's letter adds.
Along with the remainder of Petri's term, Tai and Thomas are the presumptive nominees for the Nov. 6 general election for the full two-year term.
Both candidates are uncontested for their respective parties' nomination in the May 15 primary.
While any voter in the 178th district can vote for either candidate at the special election, the primary vote is limited to each parties' own registered voters.


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MSFT: All Up in Everybody's Business, for Almost No Reason at All.
Remember Clearification, that neurotic but sometimes-funny Vista effort featuring Demetri Martin? Microsoft revisits hipster animation and irreverent anecdota with a JWT-developed ad dubbed "Because it's everybody's business."
According to GM-Advertising Gayle Troberman at Microsoft, the "I'm a PC" campaign was about "creating a 'vibe'" to "define our brand for consumers," whereas this spot is all about "showing business people the real value they can achieve with technology."
Yeah, good luck with that. Quiksilver President/CEO Bob McKnight justifies the ad's papier mache-style surfer imagery with use of his voice; and while nothing he says is truly memorable, I recall him comparing tsunamis to business. Then some rolled-up dollar wads with sheep heads traipsed across my screen.
Does your enterprise software help you navigate a tough economy? we're profoundly asked at end, making way for the mega-money-closer: people_ready enterprise solutions. Nice use of low-caps and underscore! Very tech, very now.
Just not very to-the-point. The piece has a coupla things in common with Crispin's Seinfeld/Bill Gates ads: muddy personality and no clear CTA. Are we supposed to be buying something? Like, a server, or Office ... or something?
Sad. Microsoft -- whose brand identity is becoming increasingly nebulous -- is fast becoming the Sears of software.
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10 Of The Most Haunted Hotels In The Entire World
Halloween is nearly upon us, which means the best time of the year to explore the most haunted locations in your area or state has finally come. All throughout the world, there are so many hotels, homes, ranches, hospitals, and prisons that are said to be completely haunted with the spirits of the dead. Curious tourists and thrill-seekers tend to go for a night tour, but with these ten haunted hotels, the night tour may be the wrong time to explore the hallways. Beware of a ghost or two breathing down your neck.
Crescent Hotel, Arkansas
The Crescent Hotel, in Arkansas, was created in 1886 as a luxury hotel and spa. It is considered to be one of the most haunted hotels in all of the United States. People claim at least eight different spirits have been witnessed within the halls.
Dr. Holms Hotel, Norway
The Dr. Holms Hotel, which is located within the ski resort town of Geilo, Norway, is a luxury hotel with a spa, swimming pools, a gym, and plenty more. Unfortunately, a young woman hanged herself in 1926, and her spirit is said to live within room No. 320.


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Yield is the number of working processors that can be cut from a silicon wafer, and became an issue during IBM's first quarter, when the IBM Microelectronics business lost US$150 million. Yields must improve in the current quarter for the group to turn a profit, said John Joyce, the company's senior vice president and chief financial officer in an April 15 conference call detailing the first-quarter results.
IBM manufactures the PowerPC 970FX processor used in Apple Computer's XServe at the plant. IBM officials Wednesday declined to comment on criticism from Apple, whose executives cited a chip shortage from IBM as a cause for lower XServe G5 shipments in its second quarter, but said that the expectation is that customer demand will be better met this quarter.
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Festival of Lights 2017
9th December 2017 @ 12:00 - 17:00
Come and celebrate Beckenham Place Park at Christmas, with this Lewisham Council-funded community event!
Family workshops, a jazz band among other music performances, and the switching on of the Mansion Christmas tree and lights! You will even be able to pick up your Christmas tree on the day! Everyone welcome!
- 12 noon-4pm: various musical performances, wreath making (hourly, limited numbers, £3)
- 1pm-4pm: free arts and crafts workshops
- 4:15pm: switch on of the Mansion Christmas lights
Getting here
There will be limited parking during the event, so please travel by foot, bike or public transport if possible.
- Bus routes: 54, 181, 320, 208, 354, 352
- Railway stations: Beckenham Hill, Beckenham Junction, Ravensbourne


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500cm - RGB - Multifunctional
• Plug and play• Impressive and versatile backlight• 164 programs built in.• Simple to operate
Create impressive and versatile backlights with this plug and play Flex strip with cool built in patterns and flows. All patterns andeffects can be controlled by the IR remote controller (included). The set is ready to use and comes including remote controller and power supply. The Digital Flex Strip has self adhesive 3M tape on the back for easy mounting.
SpecificationsLED: 5050RGB Length: 500cmPower consumption: 30WPower supply: 12V DC 2APCB color: White 10mm wideBeam angle: 120 degreesIP Rating: IP20Included: Controller, IR remote controller, Power supply.
The Digital Flex Strip Set should not be used in sealed or hot places. Always mount on an aluminium or metal surface for best heat dissapation. It is not possible to extend the strip.


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Category Archives: Sport
Pressure on the Blues to save 2016 Series
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In light of Leicester City winning the 2015/2016 English Premier League (EPL), JCNN Sport Writer Mitchell Carman has taken a look back into the archives at some of sport's greatest upsets.
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I just got news that my A1C has continued its descent. A month and a half away from my 2nd Anniversary and my A1C has dropped to 5.8 down from 6.0 at my year and a half point. As a Disabled Veteran, I'm dealing with the continued progression of my military injuries and have most recently lost the use of my right foot and had surgery on my spine (Artificial Disc Replacement). My MD says I'm driving her crazy with my goal of getting and staying down around 5.0, but I'm feeling great and am not having the lows that I had in the beginning as I become more and more comfortable with my aggressive regimen. All things considered, I've never felt better about my Diabetes and thank the TuDiabetes family for their support. I don't post as often as I'd like, but I'm always thinking about you all and wishing you the best.
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There may be times when you may have forgotten your Windows passwords and are unable to login to your PC, this can cause huge frustrations, if you do not have any other users on the PC, or do not have access to the administration account.
The most dire consequences of forgetting your password could be reformatting and reinstalling your OS, however there is a way in which you can recover lost Windows passwords for your computer.
We came across a Technet article, that details the steps to reset the password for your Windows PC, resetting the passwords for your Windows is not a straightforward task, you will have to perform several steps to recover your Windows passwords, but that is way much better than having to reformat your operating system.


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Best Car Glass Cleaner & Anti Fog Products
Looking at keeping your cars glass clean as well as the other parts of your cars interior and exterior? We have reviewed 5 o the best car glass cleaners and rain repellent products which help keep your cars glass clean even longer.
We have 5 sprays, creams and solutions that we have tested on our car in the UK where it rains a lot and we're continually getting dirt and bird droppings all over our cars windows. We park our car under a tree so it gets plenty of bird poo on it, so even if we didn't always clean our car, either because we don't have the time or other things getting in the way, we need to keep cleaning our car windows as a priority.
The best thing for us because of the bird poo and other dirt is to wash the car glass each week as the windscreen wipers wont do a full job, especially if it's been on there more than a day and dried out. If you are the same, or you have problems with condensation and moisture in your car, we might have the product you need.Back to top
You Have A Moisture Problem On Your Cars Windows
If you have a moisture problem in your car and are after something to help with de-misting your cars windows, maybe you need a car dehumidifier, Pingi do a really well reviewed product which helps de-mist your car. It's a simple product, just keep it on your cars dash, below the section of glass you want to de-mist and this should help.
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How Have We Applied The Car Glass Cleaner
We have done each product test using a strong white paper towel and then wiped off any excess using a fresh, dry piece of paper towel. The paper we have chosen is strong kitchen towel paper. Each test has been the exact same, the windows have been dry, it's been a sunny day and there have been a few days build up of bird muck and dust from the road. We simply spray or pour on some of the car glass cleaner, wipe off with the first bit of kitchen towel then wipe off any excess with a new, dry piece of paper towel.
We have gone with the strongest kitchen towel we could find as it won't leave any little bits behind and will absorb the glass cleaner perfectly which helps with streaks, you shouldn't be left with any streaks or little bits of damp paper, which can happen. We have also seen people on youtube videos using yesterdays paper and the results from the how-to videos have looked great as well.
What About Microfibre and Other Cloths
We did do a quick test with a microfibre cloth which we used when we did the best car polish review and we don't know if it was the cloth or not, but we just didn't get the same results, the cloth would not absorb the spray and glass cleaner as well as the paper towel and this would leave streaks, which is exactly what we didn't want. For other cleaning jobs on the car, a microfibre towel is brilliant, small, holds well in the hand, but not for glass or our tests.Back to top
Hands down, the best car glass cleaner goes to Meguiar Perfect Clarity, it comes in spray form, just spray inside or outside of your glass, wipe it off, clear the excess and it made really easy work of bird muck, dirt, resin, you name it. We actually hadn't used our windscreen wipers for a while, we had dry rain streaks on the front of our windscreen and it cleared the whole thing up, inside and out looked brilliant and we were thoroughly impressed, a great alternative to Autoglym.
We have put the RainX as 2nd because although it doesn't clean per se, it does make the job of cleaning your cars glass easier because what it does is keep the rain, dirt, and other things off of your car for longer.
The Autoglym products we have placed 2nd and 3rd as they do clean glass really well, one more than the other in this instance, the Glass Polish was more thorough, but the Fast Glass is still perfectly suited to indoor glass and even using around the home and on mirrors.
Finally, the Astonish, we were not Astonished you might say. It did clean the glass well, but it did not come through with it's anti-fog properties, that would be better handled by a car dehumidifier and another product. Maybe the use of the Meguiar Glass Cleaner and a de-misting block that you can place on your cars dash.
|Review of Meguiars Car Glass Cleaner Perfect Clarity
|Rain X Rain Repellent Car Window Cleaner
|Review of Autogym Car Glass Polish & Fast Glass
|Review of Astonish Anti Fog Car Glass Cleaner
Review of Meguiars Car Glass Cleaner Perfect Clarity
This is a review of the car glass cleaner by Meguiars.
Welcome to our review of Meguiars Car Glass Cleaner Perfect Clarity. First here are some of the products offerings:
- Anti-mist formula for durable clear sight
- Removes insect residues, resin, bird droppings, etc.
- Safe to use on all foil-coated windows
- Meguiars Perfect Clarity Glass Cleaner Spray 473ml
Just like the Astonish we have also reviewed, this offers an anti mist formula so that if you have some moisture in your vehicle this should help wick that away and keep your glass clear of condensation build up.
It is great at removing insect residue, resin, bird droppings and more. We are especially looking forward to using this product for this exact offering, we park our car under a tree and continually get bird poo, droppings, resin from the tree on our car windows.
Applying Meguiars Car Glass Clear
As we have with the others (minus RainX), we have applied using the same method for all. Spray thoroughly on the outside and inside of the glass, then wipe off with a strong kitchen paper towel and then remove any excess cleaner with a fresh paper towel.
We used this car glass cleaner on the inside and out of our cars glass and it worked tremendously well.
What we really liked about it is the ease of cleaning off some really thick, dry bird poo. It really did come off super easily and only after a couple of wipes and a small spray of the bottle.
It was super easy to clean our windows and left no streaks, even after wiping through bird droppings. We think this is because we used two separate cleaning paper towels, one with the spray on and one after to remove any excess, the first wipe did most of the cleaning.
We have been left with really clean and clear glass windows and side mirrors on our car, we're very happy with this product.
- Gets through thicker grime, bird poo, resin from trees and other muck without hassle
- Some other cleaners only make the window clear, this solution really made it easy work to clean the window off and also looked great afterwards
- Leaves a really nice smell after you've finished cleaning, this is good if you are cleaning the inside of your windows as well because you'll have the smell on the inside of your car
- Not as cheaper as some others but it cleans tough muck off and leaves the glass looking crystal clear.
Probably one of the best all round glass cleaners we have tried, does the hard stuff and doesn't leave any marks or streaks too.
We are really impressed with it, we have to use it every week though because we park under a tree, but you get a big bottle and it should last some months before we need to buy another.
Rain X Rain Repellent Car Window Cleaner
Fancy improving not just how clean your cars windows are but how clean they stay when it rains? With Rain X rain repellent you could improve the visibility through your cars front windscreen by applying this product to your cars glass.
What is Rain X? It's a product you can wipe on to your cars windows and it will help improve visibility in wet weather conditions.
The application of it is different to a car glass cleaner, you buff then solution in on to your cars glass in a circular motion and then let it dry. Then buff off with a clean, dry cloth and you will have then created a hydrophobic layer on your cars glass that helps repel water, bugs, dirt and even ice and snow too.Back to top
Review of Rain X Rain Repellent
Our review is mostly good, actually, it's a very good product. We applied it just like the instructions and guide told us how, we've mentioned that above (we didnt use paper towel). We used the Rain X on all of our cars glass, including the side mirrors and front head lights.
It took all of 20 minutes to apply, let it dry off and then buff each window and before we applied it we made sure that the windows were already cleaned, we just used another product we were testing to sort this first step of the instructions out.
After we had finished, we filled up a watering can and played around with pouring water all over our car, oh what children we are. We were just very excited to see what this hydrophobic layer did to our cars glass and whether it would help.
On first inspection, it was really really good. Not only were our cars glass crystal clean, when we had poured the water over the glass it would run down and not leave a single trace it had been there, it also seemed to move quicker, maybe it did, maybe it didn't, but it seemed like it did. We are thoroughly impressed with it, now it's time to wait for the rains to arrive and to have a quick drive about.Back to top
Field Test of Rain X Rain Repellent
We waited a few days and eventually it rained, we went for a long hour drive out to a beach we like to walk our dog down the coast. As it rained and we drove through it, it was as good as it was the day we applied the rain-x, we were still very impressed.
On our return home, with just short of an hours drive being undertaken the front windscreen started to make a noise when the wipers were used, so this was all the time. When we got back, there seem to be some streaks on the front windscreen as well, which meant that the front glass was not as clear as when we had left.
We had driven before in the rain after using other car glass cleaning products and this hadn't happened so we are led to believe that it was the rain x that created this.Back to top
Summary of Rain X
What we recommend and what we have learned about rain x and similar rain repellent products are that they are great and they do their job, well, but a couple of things always pop up.
Some we have read in reviews online and some we have witnessed ourselves.
It seems that using windscreen wiper blades which aren't brand new with rain x doesn't work. Maybe brand new windscreen wipers do, but for us it doesn't.
People have suggested that it may only last a few weeks, we have gone nearly 3 weeks and our side windows still show better visibility than before we applied it.
Using rain x on your side windows seems to thoroughly improve the visibility and because there aren't wipers, it should last, unlike the front windscreen of your car.
This is where Rain X really shines and works, at some T junctions, when it was raining, I could not see out of my side windows at all, luckily with electric windows I could drop them for the time I was sat at the junction, but this is dangerous and takes my eyes off of the road and what is happening. Secondly, with having clear and visible side windows, I can now see in my rear view mirror when it is pouring down too.
These are 2 things I didnt even think of improving, yet Rain x has done just that, I thought it would be great to see out the front better, but we have decent windscreen wipers and we keep our glass clean, it doesn't actually need much more, the wipers do their job very well.
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- Drastically improved visibility of side windows on the car, this has helped tremendously whilst at T junctions and it's pouring down. I haven't seen anyone else mention this online and this is a big improvement for me
- It's easy to apply
- Doesn't cost much for what it does
- The front windscreen for us, did not work that well, after an hour or so driving it streaked and made a squeeking noise
Do you need a rain repellent? If we had just tested the front car windscreen, we would probably give it a miss as it didn't help us all that much, it looks like others have had great success though.
Where it did help was with the side windows and rear view mirrors on the side of the car. I can now see, no matter how much its raining what is happening when im at a T junction and I no longer need to open the windows to get a safe view of the road.
Review of Autogym Car Glass Polish & Fast Glass
This is a review of both the Autoglym Car Glass Polish and Fast Glass spray. We are reviewing both in one article because after testing, we have realised, although they do slightly different things, they work perfectly together.
What is the difference between Autoglym Fast Glass and Car Glass Polish?
Autoglym Fast Glass is better suited to the inside of your car, to clean and polish the interior glass, glass that should already be relatively clean, compared to the outside that is. It comes in spray form and after testing we realised it doesn't cut through bird droppings, resin or dirt as well as the Autoglym Car Glass Polish. Though it still did a great job of making the windows look crystal clear and remove finger marks and other things easy enough.
Autoglym Car Glass Polish is more like the Meguliar glass cleaner we tested, it is thorough and gets through dirt, much, bird poo and more without any problems. That is why we recommend it's use outside of your car windows where you will see more muck.
Now you know, lets look at the in more details individually.
After applying this polish in the same fashion as we have the others, we were pretty impressed. We used this both on the outside and inside of the car glass to see how well it would work and also hold up after a few days use, with it raining, and use of wiper blades.
Because we get a lot of bird muck on our cars windows, it had a tough test ahead of it and it was one it struggled with. It did leave streaks on the window and this was using quite a bit of spray, we knew it wouldn't do too well after reviewing the online reviews we had read about the product.
On the inside though, it applied well, cleaned off easy enough and was really easy to use. We were quite happy with the results and it looked like the inside had been cleaned thoroughly. We later used the Autoglym Car Glass Polosh to finish off the job on the outside, but once we did the whole glass looked crystal clear.
The Autoglym Car Glass Polish is definitely better suited to dirtier car glass, it was used after the Fast Glass to finish off its job on the outside and would also suit being used on the inside too. On Amazon UK at the moment the Fast Glass is slightly more expensive, but you do get more (500ml compared to 325ml) in the bottle. We would though recommend you either get both and use one for the inside and one for the outside or you just stick to the Car Glass Polish if you are constantly getting dirty windows.
- Both do a job very well and there are definitely more expensive solutions out there.
- Easy to apply and remove any excess
- Leave the cars glass crystal clear, if you dont have very dirty windows, even the Fast Glass will clean the inside and out well
- The Fast Glass struggled with our extremely dirty car windows, we had leaves, bird droppings and more on them.
- You may be better buying the Meguliar which does both jobs the Autoglym does
Both are good products, and we would place the Autoglym Car Glass Polish as the better of the two. It will cut through most muck and leave your windows lovely and clean.
Review of Astonish Anti Fog Car Glass Cleaner
This is a review of Astonish car glass cleaner, not just a car window cleaner but also helps with anti fog, we test it out to see how it does.
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Welcome to our review of the Astonish Anti Fog Glass Cleaner, we are testing this product to see if it first of all does what it says on the tin, and that is, to stop fog building up on the inside of our cars windscreen and secondly to see if it also cleans the car glass well, compared to other products out there.
So the product details are as follows:
- Anti-fog glass cleaner
- Cleans and polishes all glass and windows
- Non-smear, crystal clear finish
- Simple spray on and wipe off formula
- 750ml bottle
As well as being a car glass cleaner, it's an anti-fog spray too, so if you have condensation building up in your car, this will hopefully help prevent that problem from happening.
It's a car glass cleaner and window polisher too, which is great, this is really what we are testing for, apparently non smear and will leave a crystal clear finish.
This review is based on a 750ml bottle of Astonish anti fog glass cleaner and we've used the same application as we have with all the other car glass cleaner products and used strong kitchen towels to wipe the spray around and then a clean paper towel to wipe it off.Back to top
Review of The Astonish Anti Fog Glass Cleaner
First of all, the anti fog, we drive around for little adventures and we sometimes really need anti fog in our car, we go diving, surfing and swimming all the time in open water. This means when we drive back home with wet gear in our car, we always get problems with condensation building up on our windscreens and door windows of our car. We really need something to help with the anti fog.
As well as testing just glass cleaner, we have gone for the anti fog to see if it can help us, afraid to say, it didn't.
We were very let down by this product, it's a very good price, one of the cheapest car glass cleaner products we have tested and we thought with anti fog as well, it would be to good to be true, which it was.
When thoroughly cleaned all windows, inside and out on our car and then went for a hike with our dog, we got properly soaked and placed our jackets on the back seat and our wet dog in our boot. We drove for a few minutes with the heating on as it wasn't the warmest and we immediately got condensation on all of our interior windows of the car.
This might be because we had wet jackets and a wet dog, in a small car and we didn't give the heating time to clear some of the condensation and mist but it seems that this de-mister by Astonish did not really help, if at all.Back to top
As A Car Glass Cleaner
As a car glass cleaner, it was pretty damn good, especially considering the price. We used the same technique as we did for the others, sprayed on to the interior and exterior of our cars glass, then wiped off with strong thick kitchen paper towel and then used another dry paper towel for any excess.
We were not left with any streaks and this product managed to get bird poo off successfully on the outside and made all of the glass look brand new.Back to top
- Great price, one of the cheapest car glass cleaners we have tested
- It is a good car glass cleaner, your cars windows will shine and look much clearer after using this product
- It's an anti-fog product as well as a glass cleaner, that is great, but for us, it didn't seem to work. It might work for you if you aren't hauling any wet items in your car which builds up the moisture, but for us, it did not.
We are sort of happy with this product, more let down by that the anti fog did not work, we wouldn't like to rely on it if we had our wetsuits in the car as well, especially after a surf and they'd be soaked, this product would just not help.
You would have to drive around with heaters on the front windscreen and your windows slightly open to let the moisture out.
As a glass cleaner, it worked well, was easy to apply and remove, left no streaks for us and the glass looked crystal clear.
Rain Repellant On Motorcycle Helmet Visor
Do not use any form of rain repellent on a motorcycle helmet visor, first of, they never use glass for the visor and most glass cleaners and rain repellant products do not work well on plastic, at all.


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DENVER, CO – Dave Ryan, Debbie Antonelli and Krista Blunk will be on hand to call all of the action of the Women's Championship in Denver on the Westwood One Radio Network.
Notre Dame will look to derail Baylor's march towards history, as the Lady Bears aim to become the first team in the history of men's or women's college basketball to finish the season 40-0. But the Fighting Irish are in no mood to be denied in the title game for the second year in a row, after falling to Texas A&M last season. Baylor's Brittney Griner and Notre Dame's Skylar Diggins will headline their respective teams, in what is sure to be a terrific clash for the women's crown.
Here's a preview of the big game and big stories from Denver.
(A preview of the action from Dave, Debbie and Krista)
Coverage of the Women's Championship begins tonight at 8 PM Eastern. You can listen to the games right here on WestwoodOneSports.com.


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"Elder Neal A. Maxwell (1926–2004)" Friend, Sept. 2004, 7
Elder Neal A. Maxwell (1926–2004)
On July 21, 2004, Elder Neal A. Maxwell of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles passed away at age 78. He was born on July 6, 1926, to Clarence H. Maxwell, a convert to the Church, and Emma Ash Maxwell, a woman of pioneer heritage. In this faithful home, Neal learned to study and live the gospel.
Though known for using poetic, symbolic words, he didn't always write well. A teacher saw his potential—and gave him a poor grade! She told him, "You're capable of doing A work." He listened, worked hard, and became an excellent writer.
As a young man, he sometimes felt awkward. He didn't make the school basketball team, had acne, and was teased for raising award-winning pigs.
After high school, he fought in World War II. One night he heard shells exploding near his foxhole. The enemy had discovered his position! Pleading for protection, he promised the Lord a life of service. He kept that promise by serving a mission to Canada and accepting many challenging callings throughout his life.
He and his wife, Colleen, have four children and many grandchildren. They all remember fun times spent with him—raking leaves into piles and jumping into them, cuddling and listening to stories he invented, playing board games, and always trying hard to beat him at tennis!
In his last conference address, Elder Maxwell testified of God's love. He said, "You have never seen an immortal star; they finally expire. But seated by you tonight are immortal individuals—imperfect but who are, nevertheless, 'trying to be like Jesus'!" Elder Maxwell leaves a legacy of wisdom and faith, teaching us all to be more like the Savior.


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Jim Tosone
Jim Tosone is a writer, speaker, and performer. He has written for newspapers (including the Sunday New York Times) and magazines (including The Toastmaster, Soundboard, and Guitar Review). He was a Contributing Editor at Guitar Review, was a contributor to the Encyclopedia Music in the 20th Century, and is the author of the book "Classical Guitarists: Conversations," published by McFarland & Co. Jim was also a contributor to the book, "The Complete Idiot's Guide to the U.S. Constitution."
Jim is an accomplished public speaker, who earned his Advanced Toastmaster Gold (ATM-G) and Competent Leader (CL) certifications from Toastmasters International. He speaks on a variety of topics.
Jim is a classical guitarist who studied privately with Nicholas Goluses, the then Chairman of the Guitar Department at the Manhattan School of Music. He has performed in Master Classes for internationally renowned guitarists David Tanenbaum, Hubert Kappel, and Raphaella Smits. He has a youTube channel for his classical guitar performances (www.bit.ly/1gZtt7v)
Classical Guitarists: Conversations
Classical Guitarists: Conversations is the first book to bring together in-depth first-person interviews with today's pre-eminent classical guitarists and the composers with whom they have worked closely. Along with the interviews are reviews of the artists' recordings and concerts, and discographies of their recordings. The book gives the reader a behind-the-scenes look at the lives, careers, experiences and thoughts of a select group of artists who have shaped and are continuing to shape the classical guitar world.
Guitarists include: Julian Bream, John Williams, Eliot Fisk, Sharon Isbin, David Starobin, David Tanenbaum and David Leisner. Composers include: Grammy Award Nominee Richard Rodney Bennett, and Pulitzer Prize winners George Crumb and Aaron Jay Kernis. Artist Managers include: Harold Shaw.


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Grand Felda House
With its central Wembley location this premium student accommodation will give you the perfect base to enjoy your time as a student with a wide choice of studios and cluster flats. You'll also receive free gym and swim membership with the Wembley Better Gym which is located on the ground floor.
Grand Felda House is in a prime location just a five minute walk from Wembley Park Underground station, offering excellent links into Central London.
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***Please note the travel times are tube station to tube station and were taken from the TfL journey planner in April 2019. We recommend that you check these as times and routes may be subject to change.
Free Wi-Fi thoughout, all inclusive bills, free gym and swim membership, communal space, on-site games room, laundry room and lots more.


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The Handbook Of Texas On the internet
In between 1971 and 1974 the United States Commission on Civil Rights documented the effects of separate and unequal education, the no-Spanish rule, and other culturally exclusionary acts on the education of Mexican Americans. Limited-English-proficient Spanish-speaking youngsters have small access to books at home (about 22 books per house for the whole family members according to Ramirez, Yuen, Ramey, & Pasta, 1991) or at school (an typical of one particular book in Spanish per Spanish-speaking child in some school libraries in schools with bilingual programs, according to Pucci, 1994).
In order to assess the benefits and disadvantages of bilingual education, it really is far more valuable to look at research than at messy state information, where we know little about what varieties of bilingual education students are receiving, how several are getting it, and how the redesignation rates—the rates at which students who are initially classified as restricted English proficient" obtain sufficient English proficiency to be designated fluent English speakers—have changed.
Comparable findings have been reported with Mandarin and English speakers in Northern California.17 In these research, students in Mandarin immersion—whether they have been English or heritage Mandarin speakers—developed Mandarin proficiency while outperforming their nonimmersion peers on standardized reading and math tests in English in the upper elementary grades.
In truth, these have been the findings of researchers from Johns Hopkins University in the most experimentally rigorous study of bilingual education performed to date.16 The researchers, who studied information from Spanish-speaking students in Texas's Rio Grande Valley, identified that bilingual education can assist promote bilingualism with no considerably sacrificing English proficiency.
Education is in the child's native language for an extended duration, accompanied by education in English. It located that students in developmental bilingual programs – which featured a gradual transition to English – drastically outperformed their counterparts in swift-exit, transitional bilingual applications and in all-English immersion applications when all 3 groups were tested in English. When schools provide kids high quality education in their principal language, they give them two items: understanding and literacy. Claude Goldenberg is the Nomellini & Olivier Professor of Education at Stanford University.…


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In this episode of the Comanus Rising podcast we take a look back at the week in gold and the gold stocks and the Brexit effect. We talk about the trip to Red Lake, Ontario to visit the West Red Lake Gold (RLG) camp and we talk about the press releases from the following companies: NexGen Energy NXE, Medgold Resources MED, Kaizen Discovery KZD, Dualex Energy DXE, Oban Mining OBM, East Asia Metals EAM, Pure Gold Mining PGM, Doubleview Capital DBV, Tristar Gold TSG, Auryn Resources AUG, Klondike Gold KG, Angkor Gold ANK, Tudor Gold TUD, Aureus Mining AUE, Cornerstone Capital CGP, Dios Exploration DOS, Erdene Resource Development ERD, West African Resources WAF, Pilot Gold PLG, Raimount Energy RMT, Beaufield Resources BFD, Teranga Gold TGZ, Troymet Exploration TYE, Renaissance Oil ROE, Eagle Plains Resources EPL, Golden Predator Mining GPY, Coral Gold Resources CLH, Marksmen Energy MAH. Commodities talked about include gold, silver, zinc, lead, copper, uranium, oil and natural gas.
In this episode of the Comanus Rising Podcast we talk about the week in gold and the gold stocks, mention a few other go-to podcasts related to the gold sector, talk about the life cycle of a mining share and talk about the week's news from the following Canadian junior explorers: West Red Lake Gold RLG, Terrax Minerals TXR, West African Resources WAF, Tueton Resources TUO, Shoal Point Energy SHP, Oceanagold OGC, Otis Gold Corp OOO, Sirios Resources SOI, Goldrock Mines GRM, Tanager Energy TAN, Aureus Mining AUE, NorthIsle Copper & Gold NCX, Nevada Zinc NZN, Thompson Creek Metals TCM Silvercrest Metals SIL, Armor Minerals A. Metals covered include gold, silver, copper, zinc, uranium as well as oil and natural gas.
On this week's Comanus Rising podcast we recap the week in gold and gold stocks, we explore ways companies can get more attention on their stocks and we talk about news from the Canadian junior resource companies including West Red Lake Gold RLG, Pretium Resources PVG, Gold Standard Ventures GSV, Red Eagle Mining RD, LGX Oil + Gas OIL Premier Gold Mines PG, Orex Minerals REX, Kiska Metals KSK, African Queen Mines AQ, Colorado Resources CXO, Troymet exploration TYE, Decade Resources DEC, Tudor Gold TUD, Knick Exploration KNX, Condor Resources CN. We talk gold, silver, zinc, copper, other base metals, uranium oil, natural gas.


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Connecting to a remote server was always been a hassle for windows users. For several years we've been depending on PuTTY for the same purpose and it's a pain setting up and using it. PuTTY is an SSH and TelNet client originally designed to give the functionalities that are built in on Linux terminals. Since the day Microsoft introduced PowerShell on latest updates in Windows 10, the game started changing slowly.
We'll learn how to install OpenSSH client on our Windows 10 machine with PowerShell using Chocolatey, a Package Manager for Windows.
Make sure you have latest version of Windows 10 [or Windows 7 / Windows Server 2003+] installed and PowerShell 2.0+ is available to fire up.
Installing Chocolatey on Windows
Open up your Windows PowerShell as Administrator by searching it on the start menu, right click and Run as Administrator.
Now, Paste the following command into PowerShell Window to start downloading Chocolatey. It will take a while to download the file and install it.
Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process -Force; iex ((New-Object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadString('https://chocolatey.org/install.ps1'))
Once the download is finished, Restart the environment to update the newly added environment variable. Paste the following command.
Installing OpenSSH in Windows
We'll be installing the freely available and ready to download version of OpenSSH through the PowerShell using choco-tools. Make sure you are running the PowerShell with administrative previleages.
OpenSSH is the premier connectivity tool for remote login with the SSH protocol. It encrypts all traffic to eliminate eavesdropping, connection hijacking, and other attacks. In addition, OpenSSH provides a large suite of secure tunneling capabilities, several authentication methods, and sophisticated configuration options.
Copy paste the following choco command to start downloading and installing OpenSSH.
choco install openssh
Once the installation completes, Close the PowerShell and open it again. Type the
ssh command to verify that the installation was successfull.
Now you can connect to your server using the standard ssh commands. If you get Host Key Verification failed error then use the following command to connect to the server only for the first time. This will add your host into the known hosts for future uses.
ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no username@yourserver
For any further queries, visit the official website of OpenSSH and Chocolatey. Leave a comment if you need any help or if you ran into an error.


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You must have working knowledge of a sewing machine in order to do this. Your bobbin should have the same colour of thread as your main thread. Have your pins and measuring tape handy at all times!
This is an example of "before and after" so you can see what you are aiming for. Here we go!
Figure out how much length you want to take up on your jeans. Fold them up to where you want them. Try them on with shoes to make sure that length will work with your heels, boots, etc. Now pin.
Measure from the inside hem to the fold to see how much you want your jeans shortened. In this example, my BF needs his jeans shortened 3 inches.
Now, this may seem weird but take the length you want off & divide by half & re-pin your jeans so the fold is half the length they were before. In this case, 3 inches has now turned into 1.5 inches.
Then, starting at the side seam, start sewing your jeans as close the the underside of the original hem as possible. Make sure you dont sew your jean leg closed!
You can't even tell I sewed the jeans...that's why it is important you sew close to the underside hem.
This is what it looks like underneath. One straight-ish line.
Now fold the jeans over--right side out! It's up to you whether you want to cut out the extra material on the underside or just iron it in really well.
See? All done...like I said, iron it down and no one will really know that there is a seam there. Who really pays attention to hems anyway? Your jeans will just look snazzy and decently "tailored".
Ta daaa! Done!


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Color Sells
The right palette can improve response
By Lois Boyle
There's a reason catalogs aren't printed in black and white: Color sells. How can you sell denim without showing the blue? Or oranges without, well, orange? While color is crucial to accurately presenting products, it's also important to use color as a tool to attract attention and maintain visual interest.
The following is a list that designers should consider when selecting a palette.
1. Support of Brand
Some catalogs are easy to recognize by their use of color. Why? Because they've established a well-defined color palette, and the color scheme becomes essential to their brand identity.
Victoria's Secret urged customers to "Think Pink." Not only was this a marketing slogan, it was a reminder of the color that people identify with the brand. Sharper Image is another example. It uses dominant black with splashes of vibrant pink and blue so consumers know exactly whose pages they're perusing.
Creative and consistent use of color tells customers who you are, and helps separate yourself from the many other catalogs in the mail.
2. Shopping By Color
The majority of individuals shop within a primary or secondary color palette they're comfortable with.
If you love wearing black, your eye naturally will gravitate toward black garments. Savvy merchandisers share this information with designers so successful palettes can be presented in key hot spots.
3. Tie a Spread Together
Sometimes a merchandise concept is built around a color scheme. For instance, Coldwater Creek (below) uses color to tell a story when building spreads. Instead of selling two to three apparel items in the same color, it includes jewelry, shoes and even household items in that same color scheme. If a woman likes an item, chances are good that she likes the color and would be willing to buy other items in the same scheme.


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The Rosalind Franklin ExoMars rover recently had its Panoramic Camera system (PanCam) fitted. The camera suite sits on top of a mast 2 m above ground level, and will be fundamental in the day-to-day scientific operations of the rover to assist with scientific decisions on where to drive and drill.
The rover is pictured here at Airbus Defence and Space, Stevenage, UK.


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28/12/2017 - More pay misery for workers in 2018
Pay will continue to fall for millions of workers in 2018.
A study by the Resolution Foundation suggests that overall the year ahead will see zero pay growth. That means shrinking pay for many who receive less than the average rise.
Zero pay growth would make 2018 worse than every single year in the three decades running up to the crisis.
Resolution Foundation director Torsten Bell said,
"The living standards story of 2017 was the return of shrinking pay packets—still £15 a week below their pre-crisis peak and not forecast to fully recover until 2025.
"Far from catching back up, we've started digging again."
Workers broadly agree that this is the most likely outcome for the year ahead. Over half expect their pay to stay the same or fall if they remain in the same job.
Only one in seven expect an increase.
Pat Harrington, general secretary of Solidarity, commented:
"Workers face a tough 2018. Now more than ever they need the protection and support that Union membership brings. If you are not already a member of a Union I urge you to join one. I'd like you to join Solidarity, of course, but joining any Union is a wise move. If you are not in a Union you are putting yourself at a disadvantage."


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Tencent, China's huge instant messaging provider with 600 million users, is promising a challenge to Facebook by offering links to its QZone network to third party websites (including a Facebook-style 'like' button) and access to external applications.
Facebook has had things pretty much its own way in global social networks for a few years now, seeing off News Corporation's MySpace and overtaking Google's Orkut in Asia. With over 500m users worldwide it looked unstoppable but the Chinese market on its own is so huge that Tencent and QZone may well be capable of mounting a serious challenge outside China too.
Facebook is more or less banned in China as the communist authorities keep closing it down when some content displeases them.
Elsewhere in the ether Amazon has announced it is planning to roll out its product to other non English-speaking countries across the world, with all the hassle and expense that will bring. If its plans should include a Chinese offering that will bring it up against the mighty Tencent, headed by ambitious president Martin Lau Chi Ping, which is big in online shopping too.
But the world's most successful online retailer can also see competition coming from the likes of Walmart which has been investing heavily in its website and overall online offer in what looks like a bid to expand globally via the internet rather than bricks and mortar supermarkets.
So there seems to be third stage of the internet revolution in the offing following the first phase of (mostly short-lived) start-ups and then the coming of a select bunch of big players (Amazon, ebay, Google, Facebook) which rapidly grabbed huge global shares.
Now big cash rich conventional companies seem to think that they too can use technology to grow rapidly and cheaply despite their rivals' first mover advantage.


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'Restoration' is a shifty word on the bayou
The Lake Hermitage project is, by most measures, a model of restoration. One of the early efforts proposed to help Louisiana recover from the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill, the plan piggybacks on existing construction, adding 100 acres of marsh east of a shallow lake nestled between the Mississippi River and Barataria Bay. Not far from some of the spill's most oiled shorelines, these brackish pockets of open water will once again support the sway of cordgrass and, it is hoped, the cranky call of blue herons. Yet despite all this planning, one fact remains: If everything goes right, the marsh will last only two decades, matching the ecological services provided in five years by a natural wetland. Then it, too, will start succumbing to erosion, subsidence and rising tides. The Lake Hermitage marsh will be born with an expiration date.


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I recommend Zina Kirtlink and All Star Plumbing very highly. They are well organized, efficient and honest. Over the years, I have used All Star Plumbing for all of my plumbing needs.
I found Plumbing Innovations to be very dependable with strong work ethics; and with Rob's more than 40 years of experience and Zina's knack to come up with wonderful designs, I continue to use them for additional projects that requires their expertise.
The team of craftsmen were not only talented, but also kind. There were a number of soft-hearted cat lovers among them, making things less stressful for my shy cat, Elizabeth.
All Star Plumbing is dedicated to the local community…
All Star Plumbing has given back to their Community since they established their business back in 1992. While raising up their young family, in the first 10 years of business they supported youth T-ball, girls Softball, Babe Ruth, Vintage High sports and the 4H auctions.
In more recent years support has been sent to Napa's foster children though the Wine and Chocolate annual event as well as many Missions around the World through Hillside Church where the owners attend.
Rob and Zina Kirtlink also support the radio station K-love that they feel brings an encouraging message to their listeners.
In the last two years All Star Plumbing has not only given of their financial support, but owner Zina Kitlink has also become very engaged with time and money to support Napa's only drug re-hab " McAlister's Institute. "
Zina say's that until two years ago she did not know that we had a drug re-hab treatment facility in Napa and after getting involved specifically with the Women she has also started a ministry called "Women Engaged in Recovery ", which offers support to all women in need of encouragement without Judgment.
As a missionary Zina wants to support those in her community as they re-build their lives from stepping out of denial and into recovery, she recently joined to serve on a board with the Napa Recovery Resource center and is in contact with teen challenge to hopefully help bring a faith based recovery home to Napa.
A personal passion for Zina the co-owner of All Star Plumbing is to encourage those who find themselves trapped in co-dependency behavior that actually enables the addicts in their lives rather then pointing those they love to choose recovery.
Zina understands the devastation that addiction can cause a family and community, she wants everyone to know that now that her heart and eyes have been opened to this overwhelming crisis and need, she and All Star Plumbing will stand shoulder to shoulder with those who wish to step into recovery.
Zina invites anyone to call her office if they too want to get behind this cause or has questions.


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A chic option for any beach-goer, picnic'er, day-tripper or family bath at home.


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The latest bicycle accident statistics in the United States indicate that the roads in Illinois and elsewhere around the country present real and serious danger to every bicyclist who braves them. In fact, it seems that bicyclists' deaths are on the rise.
According to the most recent statistics released by the federal Department of Transportation (DOT) last year -- which pertain to the year 2015 -- we are currently experiencing the highest frequency of bicyclist deaths since 1995.
A closer look at the risks of riding a bicycle
In 2015, 818 bicyclists died in crashes. This figure represented a 12.2 percent increase from the previous year. Although the figure matched death numbers reported in 1995, it was still not as high as 1975, when 1,003 bicyclists died in accidents.
As for injuries, 45,000 bicyclists were injured, representing a 10 percent decline from the 50,000 who were injured in 2014 and the 52,000 who were injured in 2010.
Here are some other important statistics:
- Among the bicyclists who died, 37 were 14 or under, representing 7 percent of the total killed.
- The average age of bicyclists who died was 45 in 2015. In 2002, it was 36.
- Eighty-seven percent of the bicyclists who died were male, as were 83 percent of those injured while riding.
- Seventy percent of fatal bicycle crashes happened within urban areas.
- Sixty-one percent of fatal crashes did not happen in intersections.
- Three percent of fatal crashes happened inside bicycle lanes.
- Half of the bicycle fatalities happened while the sun was out.
- Bicyclist fatalities accounted for approximately 2.3 percent of traffic deaths in 2015.
- Twenty-seven percent of bicyclists who died in crashes in 2015 had alcohol in their systems.
- Thirty-seven percent of fatal bike crashes included either a driver or bicyclist who was drinking before the crash.
Inspiration to stay safe while riding a bike
The above statistics can help bicyclists measure the risks involved with riding their bikes on roadways throughout the nation. However, they won't prevent a crash. The fact is, there's no way to eliminate the risks faced by bicyclists, as fatal or injurious collisions are always possible.
In the event that a bicyclist gets hurt or killed due to no fault of his or her own, the cyclists -- and/or their surviving family members -- may want to learn about Illinois state personal injury or wrongful death law to see how it applies to their situations. An attorney can advise you concerning your legal options.


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Barista, the must have alternative to the traditional take-out cup.
Fill it up at home or take it to your favourite coffee shop. Magicup has patented anti-spill technology, bump into it - there is no slosh, knock it over - there is no spill, a revolutionary feature specifically designed for a mobile generation.
Magicup is open 360 degrees all of the time, allowing you to pick it up and drink from it in any orientation just like a normal open cup.
The traditional take-out cup has a slot, you cover that slot when you drink which means you do not get the benefit of the aroma. Up to 80% of what we taste is sensed with our nose, no aroma - no taste, it's that simple! Magicup allows you to enjoy 100% of the aroma, 100% of the time, ensuring you get the full flavour of your chosen drink.