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Amsterdam can get quite busy and expensive in the summer, so we recommend that you start booking a hotel or other accommodation as soon as possible. A where to stay guide is available via the city of Amsterdam website.
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#AskMadonna Was It Good For You?
March 28, 2012 marketing, social, strategyFacebook, Lady Gaga, Madonna, TwitterDarryl
The Material Girl (does she still go by that name?) graced the threads of Twitter Monday night to answer questions for 90-minutes. Billed as a "one night only" event, Madonna live chatted with fans at @MadonnaMDNAday who were encouraged to use the hashtag #askmadonna to help build interest in her latest studio release MDNA, her first album since 2008.
Meanwhile over at the design inspiration/lifestyle site fab.com Madonna is offering Web audiences a deluxe "web only" $7.99 version of her latest CD at almost 50% off the regular store price.
There's also a giveaway with the digital music service Spotify for two listeners who play MDNA at least three times during the next two weeks who could then win tickets to one of her upcoming shows.
On Saturday (prior to the Twitter event) Madonna was on a Facebook livestream with late-night TV host Jimmy Fallon responding to fan submitted questions, again just for one night.
Hmm…smells like there's a digital strategy at work here. All this activity indicates that Madonna is proactively taking steps to strengthen her social media following rather than rely on the traditional talkshow routes and news outlets to create buzz for her new album.
Consider Spotify's recent integration with Facebook and the new Timeline feature which, among other things, allows people to view a small thumbnail of recently listened to albums and tracks. Madonna's marketing people are clearly targeting the Facebook platform and things like the new listen with friends feature.
But the above mentioned events (the Twitter chat in particular) seem carefully choreographed—dare I say contrived, perhaps by one of Madonna's PR marketing aides. After all, the 53-year old Madonna (is she a grandmother yet?) may have just a passing interest in connecting with fans on social networks. Why else would she engage with fans on Twitter for just one night? I suppose daily chats are out of the question, so how about once a week?
Check out the spike in the chart over at social media monitor Radian6 which reveals an interesting blip in Madonna's recent Twitter feed exchange with fans.
The obvious comparison comes next: Lady Gaga, who arguably sets the bar for social media engagement with fans. No one does it better. With well over 21-million followers they don't call her the queen of Twitter for nothing. Gaga is also fast approaching 50-million fans on Facebook and is in approximately 1.1-million circles on Google+.
The Material Girl on the other hand couldn't possibly buy that kind of digital clout. Now could she?
The distinction one could draw between Gaga and Madonna is not simply the disparity between the number of Likes, Followers, and Circles (incidentally Gaga has 5-times as many Facebook fans over Madonna), but the consistency of engagement.
In Gaga's case the fan engagement seems more authentic because it occurs on a daily basis and doesn't start and stop abruptly to coincide with album releases as in Madonna's case.
The Material Girl could learn something from mother mons†er —don't you think?
Reading Between The Tweets
February 20, 2012 culture, media & technology, socialdigital journalism, micro-blogging, TwitterDarryl
During its infancy Twitter was widely regarded as an obscure digital community for social media geeks and early technology adopters intent on sharing personal musings, self-indulgent daily affirmations and random brain farts. Undoubtedly the informal chatter is still a prevalent force, but Twitter has now entered into the realm of political influence and top breaking news.
The latter was demonstrated by the sudden news of Whitney Houston's death on February 11th via Tweets surfacing almost a full 1/2 hour before the mainstream press began picking up the story. While not exactly a new phenomenon this (yet again) illustrates the incredible speed with which events unfold on Twitter, aided in part by the proliferation of smartphones connected to the Net and the growing number of Twitter users with hyper-active thumbs.
On another level, the question that is perhaps vexing editorial directors throughout the media world: has Twitter, and to a larger extent social media, finally supplanted television, radio, and print media as the dominant conduit for breaking news and information?
Twitter has become so fast and effective a means for breaking stories, the BBC and Sky News have reportedly implemented a policy mandating their journalists release news details internally first. That is, file copy among colleagues before venturing onto Twitter.
Established news outlets are clearly looking to cement their place among the micro-blogging communities. Twitter has caused some journalists to adopt a Tweet first, ask questions and write a thoughtful well researched piece later. Though others, like John Plunkett of the Guardian UK, are beginning to question this trend:
Is it right, for instance, to break news on Twitter before it reaches any broadcast outlets?
We are all feeling our way forward through the fog of this new media landscape. The social media revolution is changing power structures in newsrooms, allowing young journalists who understand this new world – and a few older ones – to build reputations independent of their own organisations.
Some would like to turn the clock back to a simpler time, when all power resided in the newsdesk, only star reporters got a byline, and sharing information with outsiders before the presses rolled or the bulletin began was a sacking offence.
But it is almost certainly too late for that.
A popular argument among social media proponents is that Twitter and modern blogging platforms highlight some glaring inefficiencies of the pre-digital age of news gathering. Namely that it was a slow and cumbersome system that relied on a few isolated channels of communication. Now these old analog channels of distribution must adapt to a culture of immediacy where the über-connected sect crave—and now expect—headline news as it happens, not at 6, 9 or 11pm in compartmentalized chunks.
A dramatization of this scenario plays out as an interesting subplot in the film Contagion. Jude Law's character Alan Krumwiede, a journalist and renegade blogger, encounters opposition in the form of editorial barriers by his superiors as he attempts to break news of a deadly virus outbreak. In citing YouTube material, his television editor casts a shadow of doubt on the authenticity of the footage, thus forcing Krumwiede's hand into leaking the story on his blog (and presumably onto his public Twitter account).
Here the implied dubiousness of the YouTube footage in the film is symbolic of digital media's lack of maturity and acceptance as a credible source of information. In the same way, vaguely reminiscent of a university professor's weariness of accepting Wikipedia citations as part of an essay submission.
In another scene Krumwiede approaches Dr. Ian Sussman, a virus vaccine researcher played by Elliot Gould, who learns of Krumwiede's theories but quickly dismisses him (and his rogue ideas): "…you're not a writer. Blogging is not writing. It's just graffiti with punctuation".
Aside from Twitter's inherent spontaneity, some of which may be interpreted as graffiti, is this idea social media is unfettered by the existing layers of hierarchy and publishing protocols rigorously followed by conventional news agencies. Whether this is advantageous long term to fostering cohesively-minded news organizations producing high quality material or bands of free-wheeling renegade journalists spewing half-baked noise is debatable.
In any case, the raw unfiltered nature of Twitter and other social communities can be both alluring and a daunting proposition for mainstream news outlets. Senior editors must invariably balance timeliness of reports with quality and accuracy of the information being presented.
Whether it's the reputation of an individual or the identity of an entire news organization at stake, Twitter has, at least for the time being, become part of the news media mainstream.
Twitter is fast—really fast—as demonstrated in the case of Whitney Houston's death, but also a magnet for misinformation and graffiti (with punctuation). Case in point: RIP Chris Brown Death Hoax Trends on Twitter After Whitney Houston's Death.
It's naive to assume everything we read on Twitter is factual. The Chris Brown RIP hoax, also: Tiger Woods, Madonna, Cher, Jackie Chan, and Soulja Boy hoaxes only continue to illustrate Twitter's fallibility as a credible source for news and information.
The Twitterverse: More Than Meets The Eye
November 21, 2011 social, technologyTwitterDarryl
It's not hard to find people out there who feel compelled to ridicule Twitter.
Oh, that's ok. Twitter isn't for everyone. Great conversations sometimes appear in #disguise.
As far as social networks go Twitter is curiously one of the most misunderstood slices of popular Web culture. Twittering is for Tweeps —I mean, Tweeting is for Twits. Umm.. no, Tweeps are good, Twits are trivial —so we're told.
I've met loads of people over the past few years who simply don't "get it" or feel Tweeting is nothing more than a colossal waste of time.
Just witness this eloquent thrashing by Jim Schembri, pop-culture columnist for Australian newspaper, The Age:
The Twitterverse, in my view, is largely populated by idle minds seeking to engage in banal, repetitive discourse and revel in the cheap thrills derived from being crude, vulgar, ignorant and abusive.
Ouch! Ahh yes, but therein lies the charm! I wonder what Schembri, who goes by the cryptic Twitter handle @jimschembri incidentally, would think of the creative monstrosity that is Tumblr? No —don't even think of perusing this or critiquing this. Leave the quirky left-field tangent memes to the creatively enlightened.
But imagine my surprise reading last Friday's Globe & Mail, their resident technology expert questioning, "If Ashton [Kutcher] leaves, what will keep us on Twitter?" Oh, I almost burst out in spontaneous laughter —come on!! As though following @aplusk and other celebs keeps us all on Twitter. Yeah.
Amber MacArthur goes on to say, and I quote, third-party Twitter tools are the only thing keeping her on Twitter by making the non-stop stream of information somewhat manageable.
I find this statement perplexing, and funny. Why do so many of us, including the social media pundits, take Twitter so seriously? For all the non-stop streaming, crudely vulgar and ignorant content, there are equally engaging conversations to be had and quality bits to be shared. I'd say Twitter is a very real slice of life —unfiltered and usually quite raw. Take it or leave it. Yes, there's a lot of crap as Amber Mac laments, but Twitter is also chalk full of informative, intelligent and funny feeds, if you know where to go looking. While some of us see the intrinsic value, others vehemently dismiss the Twitterverse as a forum for idiotic psychobabble. Participation isn't mandatory, in any case, but for God's sake, use lists or suffer the consequences of feed-fatigue!
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This communique comes from the National Indigenous Congress and the Indigenous Government Council denouncing the harassment of Indigenous communities that have refused to allow the electoral process take place in their territories. This includes military helicopter flyers in Zapatista territory, misinformation being spread in the corporate media, and threats of repression in Indigenous communities of Michoacán and Jalisco.
Originally published by It's Going Down.
The Indigenous Government Council and the National Indigenous Congress denounce and condemn the harassment on part of the bad government with military helicopter flyers in the territory of the bases of support of the EZLN in the Lacandona Jungle, in the state of Chiapas.
We denounce this cowardly aggression that adds to the diffusion of false information spread this past June 26th by the corporate media. There they published images of supposed "representatives of 23 Rebel Autonomous Zapatista Municipalities (MAREZ)" endorsing the candidacy of the cacique Roberto Albores, PRI candidate to govern Chiapas. In a deceptive manner, the political class used masked up people posing as representatives of MAREZ, through an organization called the Regional Union of Marginalized Ejidos in the State (UREME).
We clarify that this organization UREME is not and has never been part of the National Indigenous Congress, nor are they representatives of the Zapatista Caracoles. Thus, we do not know any assertion or political position that they might have regarding the party of the powerful which is the capitalist electoral process.
The CNI and the bases of support of the EZLN have made our thoughts clear without rest, that capitalist politics do not fit with ours. We do not support any political party or candidate because our struggle is for life and not for the rotten power of the bad governments, for the destruction of those below and of Mother Earth.
In that same sense, we energetically condemn the aggressions of the bad government with the intention of installing voting booths for the elections on July 1st in the Indigenous municipalities and communities that have decided to expel political parties and the electoral processes from their territories. This is the case of Tila, Chiapas and Nahuatzen in the Purépecha plateau of Michoacán.
We denounce the militarization of entire regions of the country with the pretext of safeguarding the electoral process. We demand respect for the decision of the Wixárika community of San Sebastián Teponahuaxtlan, in Jalisco, of not allowing the electoral process in their territory.
We reject the lies and the war with which they seek to divide our peoples. For us the true importance is the struggle for life, and not the death that the bad governments bring and will bring, regardless of their political party.


As a health care provider, you are bound to encounter grief and grieving individuals on a fairly regular basis. Grieving the loss of a loved one is always unique to the individual who is experiencing the loss. Hence, there is no correct way to deal with loss, and no set amount of time that an individual is expected to grieve. How a person grieves is dependent upon many factors, including how the person dies. Loss of a loved one through a sudden, unexpected death is often dealt with very differently than a long, drawn out dying process through cancer or AIDS. Other factors that can affect the grieving process include, coping skills, the nature of the relationship to the person who died, spiritual or religious beliefs, a personal support system, psychological and physical health, culture, and financial resources. Depending upon the situation, the grieving process for some, although intensely difficult, can provide a sense of personal growth, or even relief. Others may experience a significantly extended grieving period. By understanding the grieving process, and how to best interact with grieving individuals, you can make this process as positive as possible for individuals dealing with loss.
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Compare several models of grief and their differing perspectives.
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Q: The method getInstance(Context) in the type EasyTracker is not applicable I`m trying to track an OnClick event with google analytics like that:
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and getting the error:
The method getInstance(Context) in the type EasyTracker is not applicable for the arguments (new View.OnClickListener(){})

whats the problem? Sorry for questions like that, I`m learning...
Thank you.

A: You have one solution two lines above the problem: getApplicationContext().
Generally, to refer to the parent of an inner class, use ParentClassName.this instead of this which refers to the inner class instance.

A: If you use this when you are in an inner class, you will refer to that inner class (in your code new View.OnClickListener(){}).
If you are inside an Activity (I think its your case) you should call ActivityClass.this. In this way you will refer to the instance of the activity (passing the context the activity is using.). Otherwise you can pass the context returned with getApplicationContext()

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Glossary of Kentucky Mortgage Terms.Adjustable-Rate Mortgage (ARM) – A loan with an interest rate that changes with market conditions on predetermined dates.
Annual Percentage Rate (APR) – A term used to represent the percentage relationship of the total finance charge to the amount of the loan, over the term of the loan. Do not confuse the APR with your quoted interest rate, which is used to determine your monthly principal and interest payment. The APR reflects the cost of your mortgage loan as a yearly rate. It will be higher than the interest rate stated on the note because it includes (in addition to the interest rate) loan discount points, fees and mortgage insurance. See Note.
Capital Gains – Used for tax purposes, this is the capital gain you make when you sell your home. For example if you purchase a property for $100,000 and sell it some years later for $150,000 your capital gain is $50,000.
Closing – The final step after a lender approves an application. The homebuyer and lender sign the required loan documents, including the security-agreement note for the mortgage loan, which states all the terms and conditions of the loan, and the funds for the loan are turned over to the homebuyer's closing agent.
Closing Costs – The costs paid by the mortgage borrower (and sometimes the seller) in addition to the purchase price of the property. These include the lender's fees, title fees and appraisal costs.
Commission – Compensation for negotiating a real estate or loan transaction, often expressed as a percentage of the selling price or loan amount.
Commitment Letter – A binding, written pledge, by the lender to a mortgage applicant, to make a loan, usually under certain stated conditions.
Comparable Market Analysis (CMA) – A written analysis of houses having similar characteristics currently being presented for sale as well as comparable houses sold in the past six months. This enables you to determine if you are paying market value for a home and to identify whether market prices are rising or falling.
Conventional Loan – A mortgage that is not insured or guaranteed by a government agency such as FHA, VA or Farmers Home Administration.
Credit Report – A report issued by an independent agency which contains certain information concerning a mortgage applicant's credit history and current credit standing.
Credit Score – A numerical rating developed and maintained by Fair Issac and Company that indicates a borrower's creditworthiness based on a number of criteria.
Debt-to-Income Ratio – A formula that compares a mortgage applicant's gross income to his/her total debt. The lender uses this to help determine the loan amount for which you may qualify. Also known as the "back-end ratio." Guidelines may vary, depending on the loan program.
Down Payment – A portion of the sales price paid to the seller by the homebuyer to close the sales transaction. Also, the difference between the sales price and the home mortgage amount.
Down Payment Assistance Programs (DAPs) – Gift funds presented to qualified homebuyers to be used toward down payments and closing costs. These programs are often administered by local non-profit foundations.
Equity – Your ownership interest, or that portion of the value of the property that exceeds the current amount of your home loan. For example, if the property is worth $100,000 and the loan is for $75,000, then you have $25,000, or 25%, equity in your home.
Escrow Account – A holding account for the amount a mortgage borrower pays each month and which the lender uses to pay for the borrower's taxes, other periodic debts against the property, homeowner's insurance and, if applicable, mortgage insurance.
Float the Rate – This term is used when a mortgage applicant chooses not to secure a rate lock, but instead allows the interest rate to fluctuate until the applicant decides to lock in, usually no later than five days prior to closing.
Front-end Ratio – Also known as the housing expense-to-income ratio, it compares your proposed monthly house payment (PITI) to your total household gross monthly income.
Good Faith Estimate – A document that tells mortgage borrowers the approximate costs they will pay at or before closing, based on common practice in the locality.
Government Loan – A mortgage available through a government agency, such as FHA, VA, Farmers Home Administration or a state bond program. The loans are generally made by private lenders.
Homeowner's Insurance (also called Hazard Insurance) – A real estate insurance policy required of the buyer protecting the property against loss caused by fire, some natural causes, vandalism, etc. May also include added coverage such as personal liability and theft away from the home.
House Inspection – A thorough evaluation and written report of a home's condition both inside and out. The inspection is valuable in locating any problems in a property and helps you determine the extent of renovation needed. You can use the report to have the seller make repairs or reduce the purchase price. Always use your own inspector, and do not rely solely on the seller's inspection reports.
Index – Interest rate adjustments on adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) loans are based on a specific "index" or treasury issue (bond) which is selected because it is a reliable, familiar financial indicator. Your monthly interest rate payment will be adjusted up or down in relation to this market indicator, plus the margin as specified in your note. See Margin and Note.
Interest Rate – A percentage of the mortgage amount that is paid to the lender for the use of the money and is used to calculate the monthly principal and interest payment.
Loan Conditions – These are terms under which the lender agrees to make the loan. They include the interest rate, length of loan agreement and any requirements the borrower must meet prior to closing.
Loan Payment Reserves – A requirement of many loan programs that, in addition to funds for the down payment and other purchase-related costs, you have saved enough money to cover one or two months of mortgage payments after your closing.
Margin – The number of percentage points added to the index to calculate the interest rate for an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) at each adjustment period.
Mortgage Insurance (MI) – An insurance policy which will repay a portion of the loan if the borrower does not make payments as agreed upon in the note. Mortgage insurance may be required in cases where the borrower makes less than a 20% down payment on the home's purchase price.
Origination Fee – The amount collected by the lender for making a loan. It is generally equal to a percentage of the principal amount borrowed.
Points – One point equals 1% of the loan amount. Total points on a loan include origination points, used to offset the cost of making a loan, and discount points, which can be paid to reduce the loan's interest rate.
Preapproval – A written letter from a lender, subject to a property appraisal and other stated conditions, that lets you know exactly how much home you can purchase.
Prepaids – That portion of your loan closing costs which must be collected at closing to cover taxes, interest and insurance.
Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) – A mortgage insurance policy on a conventional mortgage loan issued by a private insurance company.
Rate Cap – The limit of how much the interest rate may change on an ARM at each interest rate adjustment and over the life of the loan.
Title Insurance – An insurance policy that protects a lender and/or homebuyer (only if homebuyer purchases a separate policy, called owner's coverage) against any loss resulting from a title error or dispute.
Truth-in-Lending Statement – Required by federal regulations, this statement tells purchasers the interest rate on the loan, the costs of financing their loan expressed as the annual percentage rate (APR), and payment amount, etc.
Underwriting – The process of a lender reviewing the application, documentation and property prior to rendering a loan decision.
Acceptance: The seller agrees to the terms of the offer made by the buyer.
Adjustable-Rate Loan: The interest rate on this loan will start out fixed for a specific period of time, then change on a regular schedule. The payment will not remain the same during the life of the loan.
Affidavits: Sworn statements, in writing, that confirm certain information is true and correct.
Amortization: This is paying back your loan with regular payments over a fixed period of time.
Annual Percentage Rate (APR): The cost of borrowing money expressed as a yearly (annual) rate. It includes the interest, points and other fees charged by the lender. This rate will be different than your interest rate. Your loan payments will not be based on this rate but rather on the interest rate that was locked in by your lender.
Appraisal: An estimate of how much a home is worth. This is completed by a licensed individual and compares the home you are trying to buy with other homes in the area. The lender has the right to adjust the value given by the appraisal if necessary.
Appreciation: An increase in the value of a house due to changes in market conditions, home improvement or other factors.
Asset: Anything an individual owns that has commercial or exchange value.
Attorney: Attorneys are educated in and licensed to practice law. In a real estate transaction, an attorney can review your paperwork to make sure it is filled out correctly, let you know what is likely to happen if you sign it and what it would take to not go through with buying the home.
Arbitration: The hearing and determining of a dispute or the settling of differences between parties by a person or persons chosen or agreed to by them.
Assessed Value: The value placed on a house by a public tax assessor for the purpose of determining property taxes.
Auctions: A public sale where the home is sold to the highest bidder. This usually takes place at the home and everyone present has a chance to make a purchase offer. Auction property sales typically require the winning bidder to put ten percent down the day of the auction.
Balloon-Payment Loan: A loan with fixed payments that requires the loan be paid in full at the end of a set period of time. This type of loan will require the loan balance to be paid in full at the end of the set time period and can be paid using your own money or by refinancing the loan into a new fixed-rate loan.
Bank: A depository institution that offers checking accounts, savings accounts, loans, and investments.
Bi-Weekly Mortgage: The borrower makes half of their monthly mortgage payment every two weeks. By doing so, a 30 year loan is paid off in approximately 22 years.
Borrower: The person who obtains a mortgage loan.
Building Permit: A written permit that must be purchased from the local government by anyone doing remodeling or rehabilitation work on a property.
Buyer's Agent: A real estate professional who enters into a contract-of-agency relationship with the buyer and typically gets paid by splitting the sales commission with the listing (seller's) agent.
Cash-Out Refinance: When an owner refinances a loan and takes some equity out as cash.
Chain of Title: A history of all conveyances and encumbrances affecting the title of a home, either since it was built or as far back as records are available.
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: A form of bankruptcy that allows the debtor to restructure debts to use future income to pay off creditors.
Clear Title: Title that is free of liens and legal questions about the ownership of the property. A lien is a legal right to claim a piece of the property.
Close The Loan: The final step in the home buying process. This is when all the closing documents are signed, funds are distributed to the seller and title to the property is delivered to the buyer.
Closing: The final steps in the transfer of property ownership; usually occurs at a formal meeting between the buyer, seller, settlement agent and, possibly, real estate agents and attorneys.Collateral: Property accepted as security for a loan; one of the "4 C's of credit" that measures the value and condition of the house to make sure it is worth at least as much as the loan.
Contingencies/Contingent: Conditions included in an offer to buy a home. A clause in a contract that outlines an event, which may or may not occur, but that must occur before the contract becomes binding.
Contract For Deed: A type of seller financing where the buyer makes the down payment and monthly payments to the seller, but the buyer doesn't own the property. The buyer will own the property once the loan is fully repaid or the property is refinanced into the buyer's name.
Contractor: An individual hired to build, remodel or rehabilitate a property.
Conventional Loan: A mortgage loan that is made by a for-profit lender and is not insured by the federal government.
Cooperative (Co-op): A "group" ownership development. All homeowners own both their homes and the common areas of the development. Co-ops may have rules you must follow in order to change or sell your property. Make sure you know what you can and can't do before you buy a home in a co-op development.
Counteroffer: A response made by the seller that changes some of the terms of the offer made by the buyer.
Credit Counseling: Advice given by professional counselors to inform people about how to use credit responsibly and how to get out of debt.
Credit History: A record kept by the credit reporting agencies of how a borrower has repaid loans. One of the "4 C's of Credit" that measures an applicant's likeliness to repay a home loan based on how previous debts have been handled.Credit Report: A record of how a consumer has repaid credit in the past, used as a guide to determine a potential homebuyer's creditworthiness.
Credit Score: A numerical value based on the analysis of a credit report that is used by creditors to predict how likely an individual is to repay a loan.
Credit Union: A financial institution that offers checking accounts, savings accounts and loans to its members. You must be a member of the credit union in order to use its services.
Cul-de-sac Location: A dead-end street usually in a residential area.
Deed-In-Lieu: An agreement where a delinquent borrower gives the lender the deed and the keys and moves out of the property in exchange for forgiveness of the loan. Also called deed-in-lieu of foreclosure.
Default: Failure to meet financial obligations, which may result in the lender foreclosing on the loan.
Detached Single-Family Home: This type of home is a built for one family and is not attached to any other homes. It is surrounded by free standing walls and located on its own property.
Dual Agent: A dual agent represents both the buyer and the seller during the real estate transaction. This agent may be paid by either the buyer or the seller. Make sure you know who will be paying the agent's fee.
Duplex: A duplex consists of two homes attached in the middle by a wall shared by both homes. Two homes in one structure either side-by-side or one on top of the other.
Earnest Money: A deposit toward the purchase of a home made by a buyer to show he or she is serious about buying the property.
Encroachment: A building, driveway, fence or other structure that extends over a legal property line or beyond the buildable space of the lot.
Equity: The difference between how much your home is worth and how much you owe on your loan. For example, if your home is worth $130,000 and you owe the bank $96,000, your "equity" is $34,000.
Escrow: The period between the date the purchase contract is signed and the date of the loan closing.
Escrow Account: A special account that money is put into each month to be set aside for payment of such items as property taxes and insurance when they come due. The money put into the account is collected each month and included as part of your mortgage payment.
Escrow Analysis: A statement that shows the activity that will likely occur over the next 12 months with the borrower's escrow account. It reflects deposits given and payments made throughout the year.
Escrow Officer: A third party who holds the original purchase contract, the deed and other documents; holds any earnest money or other funds in trust until all conditions of the sale have been met.
Fair Market Value: The price a willing buyer will pay and a willing seller will accept for real property.
Fees: Expenses that the lender is charged in order to get your loan approved. Each lender will have a different amount of fees it will charge. Obtain an estimate of all fees that it will charge and ask if any of the fees can be refunded if the loan doesn't go through.
FHA Loan: Stands for "Federal Housing Administration." An FHA loan is a type of mortgage loan that is insured by a department of the federal government. This type of loan offers low down payment requirements, but also has income requirements to qualify.
First Mortgage: A home loan that has priority over the claims of subsequent lenders for the same property in the event of default.
Fixed-Rate Loan: The interest rate will stay the same during the life of the loan. The principal and interest portion of your payment will stay the same, but the payment could increase if the tax or homeowner's insurance costs go up.
Fixer Upper: A home sold at a discount that requires repairs to make its value comparable to other homes in the area. Many fixer upper homes require a lot of time and money to fix up. Make sure money is available to do the desired work after the home is purchased.
Flood Insurance: This type of insurance is not required for all properties. It is typically required for a home if it is located in a flood zone. Many people think that if they have hazard insurance then they are covered in the event that their house floods, but this is not true with all insurance policies. Make sure you check your insurance policy coverage so you know what is covered.
For Sale By Owner: A home for sale without a real estate agent representing the seller. Before signing a contract with this type of sale, it is a good idea to have an attorney look at it to make sure you are not getting into a contract that you will regret. Owners typically sell property themselves to save the commission fee that would have been paid to the real estate agent.
Forbearance: An agreement by the lender to allow a delinquent borrower to skip one or more payments completely and make them up later through a payment plan.
Foreclosed Homes: These are homes that were taken back from the buyer to be sold to satisfy the debt when the buyer fails to pay the mortgage payments. Many of these homes can be bought below what they are worth because the lender wants to get rid of them.
Foreclosure: A legal proceeding in which your home is usually sold by the lender and the money from the sale pays all or part of the amount that you still owe the bank.
Fourplex: This is four homes attached together on one piece of property.
Good Faith Estimate (GFE): A statement that lists all of the possible fees that would have to be paid to get a loan. This document must also be given to you within three days after you give your lender a contract on a home.
Graduated Payment Loan: A loan that starts out with lower payments that increase gradually over a period of time and then stay fixed for the rest of the loan. This type of loan could be used for a borrower that is expecting yearly pay increases, but is more risky than a fixed-rate loan.
Hazard Insurance: Also known as homeowner's insurance. This type of insurance protects the owner if something happens to the property that was covered by the insurance policy. Typically, a hazard insurance policy covers the home in the event of fire damage.
Home Equity Line Of Credit: A type of home equity loan that allows the homeowner to access the loan money with checks or a credit card as needed.
Home Equity Loan: A loan secured by a mortgage lien that allows a homeowner to borrow against equity in their house to pay for repairs or other home improvements, refinance debt or to use for other purposes.
Home Improvement: Changes to a house that increase its value, such as modernizing a kitchen or adding a second bathroom to a three-bedroom home.
Home Inspection: A detailed review of the property done by someone other than the buyer or seller. The home inspection covers many parts of the home, such as structural, electrical wiring, plumbing, heating, and air conditioning to reveal repair or safety issue.
Home Warranty: A guarantee on a home for things such as materials, construction, and the main equipment such as the heating and air conditioning system.
Homeowners Association: A group of homeowners within a defined community, neighborhood or complex who make decisions, pay to maintain and repair land and common areas and/or enforce community rules and covenants.
Housing Counselor: A trained professional who provides homebuyer education, credit counseling or both.
HUD-1 Settlement Statement: The final statement at the closing that lists all of the fees and costs that were involved with the purchase and sale of the property. The statement also lists who is paying each fee.
Insurance: There are many types of insurance when learning about mortgage loans. They include homeowner's insurance, which covers your home if a fire occurs; mortgage insurance, which is required by most lenders if you don't make a 20 percent down payment; and title insurance, which covers the mortgage loan should any questions arise concerning the buyer's ownership of the property.
Insurance Agent: They offer many types of insurance. Types include: car, health, life and hazard insurance (also known as homeowner's insurance). Insurance agents can quote the cost to insure the home you want to buy. It is a good idea to shop around because different insurance companies offer different services and the cost of the homeowner's insurance can vary.
Interest: An amount the bank or other lender charges you to borrow money. It is usually a percentage of the amount that you borrow. You will hear people talk about getting a "five percent loan" or "seven percent loan" or some other amount. This means the lender is charging them five or seven percent interest to borrow money. You pay interest on what you have borrowed each month when you make your mortgage payment.
Interest Rate: This is the rate you pay for borrowing money. The lower the rate, the lower your payment will be. Interest rates vary from lender to lender, so shop around for the best rate.
Land Lease: The homeowner owns the home but doesn't own the land it sits on. The homeowner must pay a monthly fee (lease payment) to keep his or her home on the land. The terms of a lease vary, but commonly they are for 60 or 90 years.
Lender: A person or entity who loans money to home buyers. Banks, savings and loans, credit unions, mortgage companies, governments agencies or private individuals are all examples of lenders.
Liability Insurance: This insurance coverage covers people, other than the owner, in case they are injured or hurt while on the homeowner's property.
Listing Agent: This type of real estate agent has a contract with the seller of the property for sale. He or she advertises the property for sale and represents the seller during the loan process.
Loan Modification: An agreement between a lender and a delinquent borrower that changes the terms of the loan.
Loan Processor: The person who prepares the loan file to be sent to the lender. His or her work includes ordering inspections and organizing the paperwork.
Loan Product: The various terms and rates that encompass and define a loan.
The amount of time a borrower has to pay off a loan.
Lock-In: This sets your rate to protect you if rates increase. Ask your lender if there is a fee to lock in your rate.
Manufactured Home: A home made in a factory. It can be made as one piece or several pieces. The home is taken to the home site using a truck and the home has wheels under it when it arrives. The home is bolted together if it contains two or more pieces. Under the home, supports are used to hold the house up and to give it the support it needs. Supports can be concrete blocks or poles and they attach to the steel located below the floor.
Modular Home: A factory-built home that is similar to a manufactured home but does not have wheels or supports, metal or poles underneath. It is more similar to a home that is built on-site than a manufactured home.
Mortgage: A security agreement between the lender and the buyer in which the property is collateral for the loan. If the buyer doesn't pay back the loan, the lender has the right to take possession of the property.
Mortgage Broker: An individual or company that, for a fee, matches a homebuyer with a home lender.
Mortgage Insurance: Insurance that is payable by the buyer to the lender if 20 percent of the purchase price is not made as a down payment on the loan. It protects the lender, not the buyer, if the buyer doesn't make payments on time.
Mortgage Life Insurance: An optional form of life insurance that pays off the mortgage if the borrower dies.
Mortgage Loan Application: Forms that are filled out when applying for a loan. It contains questions about the buyer's income, assets, debts and the property he or she would like to buy.
Mortgage Note: The note is a legal paper that requires the borrower to repay a loan at a listed interest rate and period of time.
Negative Amortization: Payment terms under which the borrower's monthly payments do not cover the interest due causing the loan balance to increase.
Offer: A proposal made by the buyer to the seller of a property to enter into an agreement to purchase the property.
Open House: The seller of a property decides to invite people into his or her home to see the house and to talk about it. This is usually done on the weekends and is for a set period of time. This is your chance to see the inside and outside of a home before you make an offer on it.
P-I-T-I: The four different parts of most mortgage loan payments. The payment is made up of principal, interest, taxes and insurance (PITI).
Partial Claim: When the mortgage insurance company lends a borrower money to bring a loan current by making a second mortgage on the property.
Payment Plan: An agreement with a lender in which a borrower promises to make up any missed payments by sending one full payment and one partial payment each month until delinquent mortgage payments are caught up.
Planned Unit Development (PUD): Each homeowner owns his or her home and the land it sits on. Each homeowner must pay a monthly or yearly fee in order to take care of the areas shared by all homeowners, usually through a homeowners association.
Points: Equals 1 percent of a loan amount. Points are paid up front in order to get a lower interest rate. The more points you pay, the lower your rate and payment will be. Consider all of your options before paying points on a loan.
Pre-approval: An approval statement that includes an assurance that the buyer can get a loan up to a specified amount from the lender. The lender uses the buyer's pay stubs, bank information and other information in order to give the approval, but the property has not been looked at by the lender.
Preforeclosure Sale: When the lender agrees to allow a delinquent borrower to sell the house to avoid foreclosure.
Prepaid Costs: Costs paid before they are due, usually to set up the escrow account. These costs are paid at the closing and are included in the HUD-1 settlement statement. Prepaid interest is one example of a prepaid cost.
Predatory Lending: Loan made by combining certain products, practices and prices that are unfair to the borrower.
Premiums: The sum of money that must be paid in order to keep a property's insurance agency.
Prepayment: Paying your loan off before all the payments are scheduled to be due. When you do this, you will own the home free and clear. Usually there is not prepayment penalty, but ask your lender before you sign your loan papers.
Prepayment Penalty: A fee charged on some loans to a borrower who pays off a loan before it is due.
Prequalification: The process lenders use to determine how much a potential buyer could borrow to purchase a home. It is based on unverified information, such as employment status, income and debt.
Prequalification Worksheet: Form used to enter income and debt payments; calculates how much of a house payment the buyer could afford.
Prequalified: The lender has determined that the borrower can afford to go to the next step in the loan process. The borrower is given a letter that indicates the price range of the homes for which he or she could qualify.
Principal: When you borrow money from a bank or other lender, the amount of money you borrow is called the loan "principal." You repay a portion of the principal each month when you make your mortgage payment.
Property Tax: A tax charged by the local government and used to fund a variety of municlpal services, such as schools, police or street maintenance.
Purchase Contract: A binding legal agreement detailing the sale of a property that is signed by both the buyer and seller.
Purchase Offer: A proposal to the seller of a house from a would-be buyer offering a stated amount for the house; often includes certain conditions that must be met.
Real Estate Agent: A licensed real estate professional who assists with the buying and selling of homes. Real estate agents can work for a buyer or a seller. When you are ready to purchase a home, it is a good idea to consider finding a real estate agent to assist you with locating properties that meet your needs. They are paid a fee, but the fee is usually paid by the seller. Make sure you know who will be paying the agent's fee before you sign any loan papers.
Recording and Transfer Charges: Charges that must be paid for the recording of the mortgage and the transfer of the deed.
Rejection: The seller turns down the offer.
Remodeling: To rebuild and improve a house, often changing the house's layout or adding rooms.
Replacement Cost: Coverage in a homeowner insurance policy that pays to restore the house to its original condition if it is damaged. It can also replace items that are lost. Check your policy about this kind of coverage and make sure you understand what will be covered.
Reserves: Money set aside for emergencies or repairs.
Reverse Mortgage: A type of home loan in which a homeowner 62 years old or older can convert the equity in the home into cash.
Second Mortgage: A home loan that has rights subordinate to the rights of the first mortgage – in other words, it is repaid after the first mortgage in case of foreclosure.
Secondary Market: This is one area from which lenders get money to loan to homebuyers. Investors purchase mortgage loans already owned by the lenders, giving the lender more money to loan out.
Sole and Separate: Only one person owns the property – either a single man or woman, or a married man or woman who does not share title with his or her spouse.
Specifications: A detailed description of the size, shape, materials and other details of a building or remodeling project.
Subprime Loan: A type of loan that serves borrowers who cannot get credit in the prime market. These borrowers usually pay higher interest rates when getting a mortgage loan.
Survey: The most common type of survey is a land survey, which determines the legal boundaries of the property.
Surveyor: A licensed professional who identifies the measurements of a property and the land around it. Surveys are not always required to buy a home. Check with your lender to see if a survey is required. If you are not certain of the property lines for the home you are buying, a survey is recommended.
Tenancy in Common: Two or more people own the same property. They may not have equal ownership in the property. If they want to sell, they can sell the part (percentage) of the property they own.
Title Abstract: The searching of information on a specific property for a given period of time.
Title Insurance: Insurance to protect the lender (lender's policy) or the buyer (owner's policy) against loss arising from disputes over ownership of a property.
Title Insurance Officer: These individuals research the past owners of the home and make sure those owners sold their interests in the property previously. They also make sure the seller who is selling you the home has the legal right to sell it to you.
Townhouse: Consists of three or more single family homes attached by the side walls. The side wall is equally shared and owned by each owner that is attached to it.
Triplex: This is a three home property with all units attached together.
Truth-In-Lending (TIL) Statement: A statement that tells how much you are borrowing and the cost to do so. Federal law requires that this document must be given to you within three days after you give your lender a contract on a home.
Underwriter: Works for the lender, reviews loan applications and decides whether to approve them.
VA Loan: This is a loan program available to veterans of the U.S. armed forces. This type of loan requires no down payment and has lower closing costs.
Wraparound Mortgage: A loan in which the seller finances the buyer's new mortgage and the seller keeps the original loan that is owed to the lender.


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Trencsénmitta (szlovákul Trenčianske Mitice) község Szlovákiában, a Trencséni kerületben, a Trencséni járásban.

Fekvése
Trencséntől 18 km-re délkeletre.

Története
A mai település Mitta, Nemesmitta és Rozsonymitta 1960-as egyesítésével jött létre.

Mittát, vagy régi nevén Egyházasmittát 1269-ben Mitha, 1406-ban Mytta, 1433-ban Myttych, 1493-ban Mythycz, 1505-ben Eghazas Mytha néven említik. Kezdetben különböző nemesi családok birtoka, majd 1505-ben már a nyitrai püspökségé.
Neve a szláv Mita személynévből származik. Temploma már az 1332 és 1337 között készített pápai tizedjegyzékben szerepel. 1598-ban 9 ház állt a faluban. 1720-ban mindössze egy adózó portája volt. 1784-ben 22 házában 25 család és 157 lakos élt.
1828-ban 22 háza volt 283 lakossal. A 18. században üveggyár működött a területén. Lakói főként mezőgazdasággal foglalkoztak.

Rozsonymitta neve 1439-ben bukkan fel először. 1489-ben Rosen Mytha, 1598-ban Roson Miticz néven említik. Ekkor 11 ház állt a településen. 1784-ben az első népszámlálás 25 házat, 41 családot és 217 lakost talált a településen. 1828-ban 51 háza és 271 lakosa volt. Lakói főként mezőgazdaságból éltek. A Szlovák Nemzeti Felkelés idején élént partizántevékenység folyt itt. 1945 után két kőbánya nyílott a faluban.

Nemesmitta 1369-ben Felseu Mitha alias Lukach Mitaya alakban bukkan fel az írott forrásokban. 1464-ben Kezep Mytha, 1518-ban Kezepse Mythycz, 1598-ban Nemes Miticz néven szerepel. A Mittay család birtoka volt. 1598-ban hat ház állt a településen. 1784-ben 40 háza, 53 családja és 228 lakosa volt. 1828-ban 21 házában 269 lakos élt.

Vályi András szerint "MITTICZ. Kosztolán Mitticz, Nemes Mitticz, és R. Mitticz. Három tót falu Trentsén Várm. K. Mitticznek földes Ura a' Nyitrai Püspökség, N. Mitticznek pedig több Urak, R. Mitticznek Modocsányi Uraság, lakosai katolikusok, és másfélék is, fekszenek egy máshoz nem meszsze, földgyei jók, vagyonnyaik külömbfélék, el adásra alkalmatos módgyok van."

Fényes Elek szerint "Miticz (Kosztolán), tót falu, Trencsén vmegyében, 218 kath., 5 zsidó lak. Kath. paroch. templom. F. u. a nyitrai püspök. E helységek az uj rendezés szerint Nyitra vgyéhez kapcsoltattak. Ut. p. Nyitra-Zsámbokrét."
"Miticz (Nemes), tót falu, Trencsén vmegyében: 267 kath., 1 evang., 16 zsidó lak. F. u. nemesek."
"Miticz (Rozson), tót falu, Trencsén vmegyében: 182 kath., 5 zsidó lak. F. u. Molesiczky."

A trianoni békeszerződésig mindhárom falu Trencsén vármegye Báni járásához tartozott.

Népessége
1910-ben Mittának 207, Nemesmittának 198, Rozsonymittának 291, túlnyomórészt szlovák lakosa volt.

2001-ben 732 lakosából 712 szlovák volt.

2011-ben 767 lakosából 756 szlovák volt.

Nevezetességei
 Mitta temploma a 13. században épült, 1794-ben barokk-klasszicista stílusban építették át. Harangját 1451-ben öntötték.
 Rozsonymitta reneszánsz kastélya a 18. század elején épült. A 19. században neoklasszicista stílusban alakították át.

Források
rodokmene.eu

További információk
 Hivatalos oldal
 Községinfó
 Mitta Szlovákia térképén
 Tourist-channel.sk
 E-obce.sk

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Frozen Moments Between Life and Death est le  studio du groupe français de thrash metal Loudblast, sorti le  chez le label indépendant XIII Bis Records.

L'album marque le retour du groupe après 7 ans d'absence dans les bacs avec un nouveau line-up. Du fait de relations conflictuelles entre les membres, Alex Colin-Tocquaine et François Jamin sont remplacés par Drakhian et Alexandre Lenormand.

La pochette est encore une fois l'œuvre de Bolek Budzyn.

Composition du groupe
 Stéphane Buriez : guitares et chant
 Drakhian : guitares
 Alexandre Lenormand : basse
 Hervé Coquerel : batterie

Liste des morceaux

Références

Album musical sorti en 2011
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Up for a challenge? The caves at Ledge View Nature Center in Chilton prove a physical workout. Three semi-wild caves make up the tour, one of which, Mother's Cave, is done completely by crawling! How about the Crystal Cave in Spring Valley? It descends over 70 feet by a series of steps and ramps. While exploring the many layers of this cave, keep your eyes peeled for fossils. Animal life was abundant in this cave 400-500 million years ago.
You might not automatically think "family-friendly" when you think of caving, but it's a great way to merge the outdoors, science, nature and adventure. In fact, many caves around the state offer tours for children as young as 5.
The Cave of the Mounds, a National Natural Landmark, in Blue Mounds has weekday and weekend tours. The cave is over one million years old and has beautiful crystal formations called speleothems. Bring along your camera for some photo opps! Unlike other caves, the Mounds allow visitors to take pictures throughout their journey.
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                            Avenel House

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8.400.000,00 CAD

                            USA, Avenel.

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Situated on an expansive property in Central Victoria, the design of this four-bedroom house has been inspired by the dynamic landscape elements apparent at this exposed rural setting. These ecological conditions have been used to generate formal and spatial qualities of the design. The modeling of these dynamic forces—wind and sun - on the skin of the building has produced a performance envelope. The Avenel house combines a lightweight metal skin with a more grounded stone and concrete base. Strathbogie granite has been quarried from the site, cut and laid to form a strong relationship between the house and the landscape.

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                                        Spacious and elegant family entertainer

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                                        Elegantly cottage in sunny California

 10777 Santa Monica Boulevard

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                                        Boheme Apartments at CityVillage

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The foundation is working with Columbus area rescue groups to help improve the quality of life for homeless animals. The Tortorella Foundation is so grateful for the Dobb's family's dedication to animal welfare.


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Haydn Piano Sonatas – A New Interpretation by Peter Donohoe
Fascinating Double CD Just Released
Peter Donohoe, one of the greats of the British classical piano elite, has devoted himself to an intriguing approach to the piano sonatas of Joseph Haydn: by performing them on a modern concert grand piano, yet with an interpretative finesse that makes clear and coherent reference to the instrument for which they were originally written, namely the harpsichord.
This first double CD of a planned series has just been released in London, and includes a number of Haydn's early sonatas as well as, by contrast, one of the later, famous London sonatas, whose more modern sense of structural and harmonic expression was clearly adopted – and further developed – by the young Beethoven.
The project suffered delays, as did so many due to the Corona virus, having commenced back in 2019 in the Steingraeber Hall Bayreuth. However he had performed at the International Piano Academy Freiburg already in 2016 on a Steingraeber grand piano fitted with an additional Sordino pedal and Mozart Rail, both of which are rediscoveries by pianist and director of the Academy Jura Margulis, developed in collaboration with Steingraeber & Söhne. It was this encounter that inspired Donohoe to want to use a Steingraeber E Concert Grand, along with its historical action-features and timbre possibilities, for his recordings in Bayreuth. The piano was then taken to England for the recording of the second of these two CDs.
Donohoe gives us 10 sonatas, two divertimenti, and, to set the tone, the variations on Gott erhalte den Kaiser (God save the Emperor), in what is altogether a very personal and exciting interpretation. For it is precisely because the early sonatas – composed between the 1760s and the late 1770s – were written mainly for the harpsichord that he is able to create an intriguing intermediate musical world, located between the modern piano and the technical demands of the much faster action of the harpsichord. Since the composition of 9 of the sonatas in this particular selection concludes in the 1780s, we can all look forward with great anticipation to how the two remaining London sonatas will sound at Peter Donohoe's fingertips as the culmination of Haydn's oeuvre for piano. We sincerely hope he will continue this project.
Available from Steingraeber priced € 26 including shipping.


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OnePlus 6T: Specifications
The much-awaited OnePlus 6T is finally here with a new design and some incremental upgrades over its predecessor. As suggested by leaks, the OnePlus 6T comes without a headphone jack, purportedly to 'increase battery capacity.' Like all of OnePlus' 'T' devices, the OnePlus 6T is, at best, an incremental update over its predecessor. Let's take a look at what's new in what could be 2018's last Android flagship.
OnePlus 6T: Screen & Display
The OnePlus6T's display is a 6.4″ AMOLED panel with a resolution of 2340×1080 with an aspect ratio of 19.5:9 (402ppi pixel density) and comes with five pre-configured display calibration. And before you ask, yes it is notched. Presumably, the teardrop-shaped notch symbolizes the tears of users when they find out that the phone doesn't have a headphone jack. The device is sandwiched by two layers of Corning Gorilla Glass 6. However, unlike several other glass-backed flagships out there, the OnePlus 6T does not support wireless charging.
OnePlus 6T: RAM & Storage
At the heart of the OP6T lies a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC coupled with either 6 or 8GB of RAM. The base variant comes with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage while the maxed out version bumps it up to 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. The phone will run Android Pie 9.0 with OxygenOS 9.0 on top. It also doubles up as a RAMDisk to enhance gaming performance.
OnePlus 6T: Camera
The primary camera on the OnePlus 6T is a 16+20-megapixel setup with OIS and EIS. The 'nightscape' mode is reminiscent of the 'night shot' feature on the Pixel 3, which reportedly uses the company's in-house HDR algorithm and can capture low-light images in less than two seconds. The secondary camera is 20-megapixels and comes with the standard feature set including portrait mode and the likes.
OnePlus 6T: Battery
The battery on the OnePlus 6T is a 3,700mAh Li-ion battery that supports OnePlus' proprietary 20W fast charging (formerly known as Dash Charge). The rear-mounted fingerprint scanner is replaced with an on-screen fingerprint scanner dubbed as 'screen unlock' by OnePlus. It is reportedly the fastest in the world and can unlock your device in as little as 0.34 seconds. Additionally, it also comes OnePlus's implementation of Face Unlock which can reportedly unlock your phone in less than 0.4 seconds.
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Nothing illustrates the uniqueness of a culture as the way in which momentous personal events are celebrated: births, weddings and deaths. Last week was filled with a number of gatherings to celebrate Kawii's life. This post shares in words, photos, video and audio clips, a bit of what I experienced as we celebrated his life and bid him farewell.
Initially reluctant to invade privacy by recording such events, I was encouraged by my colleagues. They reminded me that, Kawii, as our Communications Officer, would himself have been walking around with camera in hand, documenting community events like these for posterity. So… here's to you, my friend.
There are a number of traditions and behaviors in Namibia that might be unusual to an American or European experience. For example, it is common after any fatal incident for masses to gather at the scene, even while the victims are being treated and investigations are underway. Kawii's accident was no exception. Within a few minutes of receiving the first call or text Friday evening, people piled into cars to drive out of town to the site. The motivation for this practice isn't to view carnage – but "to be close to where last breaths were taken." Upon our return to town and throughout that first night, dozens of townsfolk walked back and forth the few blocks between Kawii's house and his brother's house. We were there to give moral support to, and share in the presence of, his grieving family. Shock and disbelief.
Each of the different Namibian tribes has its own traditions when it comes to the time period after death in which various events must occur. For example, the Damara honor their deceased for two weeks before burial. In Kawii's case, as a Herero, it is customary to complete all the requisite steps in just one week. The following evening saw the Opening Ceremony: "opening," as it were, a week of gatherings, services and celebrations. This ceremony was held in the backyard of Kawii's brother's house and included hymns, prayers, eulogies, tributes, messages of condolence and the collection of financial donations to help the family meet the funeral expenses. Realization that this really happened.
The next big event was Wednesday's memorial service in Arandis, which was the town's chance to commemorate Kawii. Since the elders of his home village had determined that he would be buried there rather than in his adopted home town, it was the only chance for many of our local residents to pay their respects. Particularly if they couldn't attend Saturday's funeral, 2+ hours drive away. The memorial service lasted for several hours in our Community Hall and was packed despite the heat, with standing room only and many left outside. There was both formal singing of hymns and informal singing of folk songs, performances, speeches, tears and laughs. This is a life to be celebrated more than a loss to be mourned.
The service began with a procession across Arandis to the Community Hall.
Songs were sung throughout the procession.
The hall was filled to capacity, and spilled out the doors.
The Mayor and Town Councillors.
Employees of a local business.
The former mayor of Arandis, for whom Kawii served as Personal Assistant for many years.
The current mayor of Arandis, for whom Kawii served as Communications Officer.
The governor of Erongo Region, with whom Kawii served on numerous committees over many years.
The crowd filled the time waiting for proceedings to begin with impromptu singing.
Sweet Voices, a local youth choir, performed in their KKG language – can you hear the different clicks?
On Friday and Saturday, hundreds of people traveled from throughout Namibia to Kawii's family farm in his home village of Ondjiuombaranga. Those arriving the day before pitched tents, cooked braai and shared stories. A few colleagues and I left Arandis at 4:30 the next morning to make it in time for the 7:00 service. In the bright and warming sun, we heard hours of sermons, eulogies, stories, songs, performances and eating. I found a vantage point where I could see and hear people at the center of the activities as well as observe those gathering around – and being just behind the "kitchen," I also watched food being prepared for later in the day.
The Herero women gathered together in their bright and colorful traditional attire of Victorian-style dresses and elaborate headdresses. The men, by contrast, were rather bland in their black, grey and brown. The multi-lingual characteristics of the country were in full display with nearly everything translated into both Otjiherero and Afrikaans, with a smattering of English and KKG.
When the funeral service ended, we loaded into cars and trucks for the 2km trip to the village cemetery. The sky clouded over and the wind picked up, giving us a break from the heat. I witnessed the practice of the Herero women who prefer to sit in the beds of pickup trucks over trying to fit themselves into the cabs. At the gravesite, men took turns shoveling spadefuls of dirt to bury Kawii's coffin and cover it with floral tributes. Others uplifted our spirits with song.
In the warming sun, we watched and listened for hours.
Throughout the morning, food was prepared to eat later.
The Herero women stayed together.
After the service, the journey to Kawii's final resting place began.
Herero women prefer to drive in the back of pick up trucks than try to fit into the small cabs.
Are they deciding who's going to get in first?
Men and women traveled from the farm to the village cemetery.
Gathering at the gravesite for Kawii's burial.
Many of the men helped with the burial.
A place was made for the floral tributes.
The bright sun came out again, just as the flowers were laid on Kawii's grave.
After the burial, everyone returned to the farm for food and drink.
My work colleagues, Emsie and Patricia, are native Darama – but chose to wear traditional Herero dresses in honor of Kawii.
Some of our Arandis neighbors made the trip to Ondjiuombaranga.
Work colleagues, including my office mate, Hillie.
The mayor of Arandis (facing, in the black stetson) and other work colleagues.
More work colleagues and Arandis dignitaries.
With Emsie, my counterpart at work.
Hillie was kind enough to take my record shot.
The sermon delivered in Afrikaans and immediately translated into Otjiherero.
A 360-degree panorama during the funeral service.
After the service, people started to make their way from the farm to the cemetery.
Thank you, Chris, for telling this story.
Wow Chris! You continue to touch my heart, broaden my mind and uplift my spirit with your thoughtful and intelligent posts. This edition about the death of your friend was especially powerful. I'm grateful from the depth of my being for your offering and gifts.


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Queen Vic (1206 H Street, NE) will be parking its double-decker Jameson bus outside its restaurant to celebrate H Street Festival this coming Saturday. According to their Facebook, the restaurant will also be featuring pork belly lollipops and scotch eggs as part of its celebration. The bus was a big hit and very popular last year!


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