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Transitional govt takes charge in DR Congo
Amidst incessant fighting in the Ituri and Kivu regions, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on Thursday made yet another attempt to regain peace as four vice presidents were sworn in to a power-sharing transition government.
DR Congo lurches towards peace
President Joseph Kabila and his four new deputies are to lead the vast central African country into its first elections since independence in 1960.
But even as they vowed to respect the April peace accord, the DRC's new constitution and the unity of the country, violence still rocked the north-eastern Ituri and the eastern Kivu provinces.
More than 3,000 people gathered in the vast hall of the People's Palace in the DRC capital Kinshasa for the investitures.
The crowd included ministers of the transition government who will take office on Saturday, as well as hundreds of legislators and senators.
The biggest accolade was reserved for Jean-Pierre Bemba, head of the former rebel Congolese Liberation Movement (MLC).
The other three were Azarias Ruberwa of the former rebel Congolese Rally for Democracy, Abdoulaye Yerodia Ndombasi of the outgoing Kinshasa regime, and Arthur Zahidi Ngoma of the political opposition.
A murmur went up during the swearing-in of 38-year-old Ruberwa of the Rwandan-backed Congolese Rally for Democracy (RCD) when he pledged to honour the "unity and indivisibility" of the DRC.
Belligerence
The RCD controlled a large swathe of the east of the country through most of the war and was considered the most recalcitrant of the belligerent sides through a series of failed peace summits.
The RCD's seven ministers and four deputy ministers as well as Ruberwa himself were the last members of the new government to arrive in Kinshasa for the ceremonies, each demanding 15 bodyguards before they came.
The four include the leaders of two rebel groups which launched a bid in August 1998 to topple the government of Laurent Kabila, the father of the current president Joseph Kabila. Laurent was eventually assassinated.
Both rebellions were backed by neighbouring Rwanda and Uganda, while four other countries — Angola, Zimbabwe, Namibia and Chad — backed the Kabila government. This became known as "Africa's world war," a conflict that has claimed more than 2.5 million lives through combat or disease and starvation.
Source : News Agencies


Work on the University of Nottingham's Advanced Manufacturing Building has been completed after a year-long construction project.
The £30mn (US$42.7mn) facility will focus high-tech and innovative 3D printing and robotics research, as it targets manufacturing of the future.
The site will become a global hub for the leading minds working on advanced technology, as it hosts meetings, seminars, and lectures.
The manufacturing building will work with industry to provide engineers, and will become the flagship Rolls-Royce University Technology Centre.
This pioneering project delivers a fantastic addition to the university's portfolio of unique and ground-breaking buildings and it further enhances the continued growth of our Jubilee Campus," stated Chris Jagger, Chief Estates and Facilities Officer.
The facility also aims to become a hub for those on its campus – working as classrooms, laboratories, and workshops for students and teachers.
The D2N2 Local Enterprise Partnership has contributed £5m to the scheme, with the Wolfson Foundation – a charity that awards grants to support excellence in science, medicine, health, education and the arts – adding a further £1m.


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The Channel, October 3, 1978
Vol. 13, No. 3 Tuesday, October 3, 1978
There will be an assembly today at 11:00 a.m, Ewart Hall
President Pederson and Dean Kenneth Saunier, Director of Planning and Development and Dean of Summer school, will be attending this important assembly.
Your attendance is of great importance
A word of Thanks: We would like to thank Mr, Safwat and all the **************** staff at the registrar's office for their help
and efforts which facilitated the registration procedure,
National Day Holiday: The university will be officially closed on ******************** Saturday, Oct, 7, 1978 instead of Friday,
Oct. 6, 1978 on the occasion of the National Day Holiday.
For Freshman Tutees:	The first meeting of the freshman Tutorial
******************* Program will be on Thursday, October 5, 1978
at 2 p.m. in the Oriental Hall. All tutees are required to attend.
From Department of Arabic Studies *********************************
A new section of A.S. 208 has been opened. It will be taught at 10:00 MW S. Interested students may come, to the department of Arabic Studies.
Basaisa Experiment: Ali students, staff and faculty of different ****************** departments and'units interested in participating in the activities of the Solar Energy and Village Development Project "Basaisa Experiment" are invited to attend the general meetings of the group held every Tuesday at 5:00 p.m, in The Graduate Seminar room of the science building.
If the time is not convenient, please contact Dr. Salah Arafa or Dr. Cynthia Nelson as soon as possible.
Ushers: All those who wish to participate with the Student Union as ****** ushers are urgently requested to report to Fawzy James on Thursday 5, 1978 at 11:30 a.m.
The meeting will be in the Student Union room at the cafeteria of the main campus.
THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN CAIRO • OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS
Title The Channel, 1978-1979
Subject American University in Cairo -- History
American University in Cairo -- Periodicals
Description The Channel from the 1978-1979 school year.
Publisher American University in Cairo. Office of Student Affairs
Format image/jpg
Source Rare Books and Special Collections Library; The American University in Cairo
Rights Copyright 2017, American University in Cairo. All rights reserved.
Title The Channel, October 3, 1978
Transcript Vol. 13, No. 3 Tuesday, October 3, 1978 Assembly ******** There will be an assembly today at 11:00 a.m, Ewart Hall xn President Pederson and Dean Kenneth Saunier, Director of Planning and Development and Dean of Summer school, will be attending this important assembly. Your attendance is of great importance A word of Thanks: We would like to thank Mr, Safwat and all the **************** staff at the registrar's office for their help and efforts which facilitated the registration procedure, National Day Holiday: The university will be officially closed on ******************** Saturday, Oct, 7, 1978 instead of Friday, Oct. 6, 1978 on the occasion of the National Day Holiday. For Freshman Tutees:	The first meeting of the freshman Tutorial ******************* Program will be on Thursday, October 5, 1978 at 2 p.m. in the Oriental Hall. All tutees are required to attend. From Department of Arabic Studies ********************************* A new section of A.S. 208 has been opened. It will be taught at 10:00 MW S. Interested students may come, to the department of Arabic Studies. Basaisa Experiment: Ali students, staff and faculty of different ****************** departments and'units interested in participating in the activities of the Solar Energy and Village Development Project "Basaisa Experiment" are invited to attend the general meetings of the group held every Tuesday at 5:00 p.m, in The Graduate Seminar room of the science building. If the time is not convenient, please contact Dr. Salah Arafa or Dr. Cynthia Nelson as soon as possible. Ushers: All those who wish to participate with the Student Union as ****** ushers are urgently requested to report to Fawzy James on Thursday 5, 1978 at 11:30 a.m. The meeting will be in the Student Union room at the cafeteria of the main campus. THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN CAIRO • OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS
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Once installed, open System Settings.
When Chronicall is installed on the DVS or ShoreTel Enhanced TAPI application server, verify that the HQ IP Address and the Database Address both reflect the HQ Server IP Address.
Login to your Contact Center Director, AKA the "ECC Director". We are going to be setting up the "RTE Port" (Real-Time Events) and the "RTA Port" (Real-Time Adherence). On newer versions of ShoreTel ECC (anything after release 9) it will not have an "RTA" available. In this situation, you will only have to set up the "RTE Port".
Follow this path to set that up: System Parameters -> External Interfaces.
If they are not the default ports, make note of what ports they are for later.
Switch the Connection Type to "Real-Time Events".
If the RTA is available, you will want to configure that as well.
(You'll know if it is when you are looking at the "Event Feed Ports". If RTA is not found under "Event Feed Ports" then you can skip this step. If it is, hit "New" again.
Switch the Connection Type to "Real-Time Adherence (RTA)".
Log back in to Chronicall and go to System Settings, then ShoreTel Site 1.
Click on the ECC Integration ellipses (...).
Enter in the ECC IP Address.
Most likely, the default RTA and RTE ports will already be in place. If they were changed in ECC, change them to the coinciding ports here.
Enter the Usernames and Passwords that you created within the ECC Director.
Where it says "ECC 9 or Higher" …if you had to enter both the RTE and the RTA, leave this at "False". If you only had to enter the RTE, put that at "True". Then hit "OK".
Click on the Ellipses (...) where it says, "Route Point Configuration".
Look through the extensions. If you see the following, make the coinciding changes.
IVR -> Drop it down to say "Queue".
Once those ECC groups are named, click on the drop down to say ECC Group.
Close that box by selecting "OK" then Save.
You are now set up with ECC! You can now use the ECC value options in Realtime.


Arch Insurance Europe has completed the acquisition of the UK Commercial Lines business owned by The Ardonagh Group and part of its Geo Underwriting [Geo] operating segment.
The acquired business, which generated more than £150 million of Gross Written Premium in 2017, will become the newly formed Arch UK Regional Division, focused on commercial property, casualty, motor, professional liability, personal accident and travel. Approximately 250 employees will move to Arch as a result of the transaction.
As previously outlined, the acquisition forms part of Arch's strategy to grow its regional UK presence and deliver underwriting expertise and a strong customer value proposition through an expanded retail distribution network. The Arch UK Regional Division will have a meaningful presence and an extended office network across the UK.
Matt Shulman, President and CEO, Arch Insurance Europe, commented, "We are pleased to have completed the acquisition of Geo's commercial lines business and are excited as we welcome another team of high-quality underwriting and distribution professionals to Arch.


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British MP speaks at launch of new anti-war electoral coalition
by Chris Edwards (chrisedwards2004 [at] yahoo.com)
Saturday Mar 6th, 2004 2:32 AM
Video clips of George Gallowayspeaking at a regional launch of the new anti-war electoral RESPECT in Manchester, UK
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Galloway is well known in Britain for calling upon British troops to refuse to fight in the illegal Iraq war. He was recently expelled from the Labour Party for doing so.
RESPECT came out of the anti-war movement and will be challenging Labour and the fascist BNP in the European and Greater London Authority elections this summer. Both have an element of proportional representation which makes it easier for the far right and the left to gain seats. Thus it is both a danger and an opportunity for the left.
§George Galloway
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Being the impulsive Hauzes we are, brother and I want to take a trip in the spirit of The Darjeeling Limited. After some beers and some brainstorming last night, and a Phillies loss to boot, I think we came to the combination of Spain and Morocco over the course of a week. Flight to Spain, boatride to Tangier? Does that make sense? Expedia doesn't think so, but I do.
We're looking to go somewhere that isn't obvious. No England. No Japan. Australia's a wee bit too far. Morocco just seems like a good destination...maybe in the spirit of Almost Famous, but then again, maybe in the spirit of the Bourne Ultimatum. I'm hoping it's in the spirit of buying some linen suits and just exploring for a week. No tours, no attractions. Local color. Sunlit taverns with a creaky fan providing miniman circulation. A feast for the eyes and the soul. You know...equal parts amazing and affordable. Easy, right?
I think the Spain/Portugal/Morocco area can offer that. And you know, maybe a flight th at gives us a layover in Amsterdam, just for good measure.
Big Sur made me realize there's a lot I haven't seen. Being single made me realize there are a lot of people I still have to meet. Having no stamps in my passport makes me realize that I should get out there and see some of the world. The Hauze boys could use a good trip.
I wish the sister could come too, but she's already gone international, and she's got college to have fun with for now. There will be a Hauze kids trip in the future, no doubt, but for now the boys will test the waters. We already balked on our London trip early this year, so this one's got to go down, for the sake of sanity and good health. Well, not really that serious, but you know, it would be a damn good trip.
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South Korea has first two Mers deaths
Two people have died of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (Mers) in South Korea, becoming the country's first fatalities from the disease.
The first victim was a 58-year-old woman who had contact with the original case, a South Korean who visited the Middle East.
A 71-year-old man also died.
The vast majority of cases have been in Saudi Arabia and other Middle Eastern countries, but South Korea has reported 17 since last month.
More than 680 people, who may have come into contact with the infected patients, have been placed in isolation.
Health ministry official Kwon Jun-wook told reporters on Monday that those in quarantine were being held at their homes or in state-run facilities in order to prevent the spread of the virus.
The first fatality from Mers was recorded in June 2012 in Saudi Arabia.
It belongs to the family of coronaviruses that includes the common cold and Sars, and can cause fever, breathing problems, pneumonia and kidney failure.
Experts believe the virus is not very contagious.
There have been 1,167 cases of Mers worldwide, of which 479 have died,according to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control.
The only previous fatality in East Asia was a Malaysian man who died in April after returning from a pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia.
Meanwhile nurses at a hospital in China have been reportedly drawing lots to determine who should treat the country's first case of Mers.
The hospital, in the southern city of Huizhou, said the ballot was arranged because there were too many volunteers to treat the South Korean man.
But posts on social media suggest many were reluctant to take on the task.
The virus has a death rate of 27%, according to the World Health Organization.


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The Story Of Howth Castle: One Of The Longest Continuously Inhabited Homes In Europe
By: Author James March
The ancient Howth Castle is one of the longest continuously inhabited private homes in Europe.
And although Howth's biggest pull these days is its vibrant harbour and the Howth Cliff Walk, for centuries the most notable feature about Dublin Bay's prominent peninsula was its famous castle.
However, 2021 saw the sale of Howth Castle finally go through, and the stunning property is now set to become a luxury hotel.
In the guide below, you'll discover the very interesting history of Howth Castle along with the different things to see and do in its grounds.
Some quick need-to-knows about Howth Castle
2. Parking
3. The castle is private (and was recently sold)
4. Good for a pit stop
The history of Howth Castle
The stone castle takes shape
The impact of Lutyens
Things to do at Howth Castle
1. Soak up the views
2. Ramble around the Rhododendron Gardens
3. Take a guided tour
4. See the dolmens
6. Visit the cookery school
Things to do near Howth Castle
1. The Howth Cliff Walk
2. Bailey Lighthouse
3. Food (or a drink) in the village
FAQs about Howth Castle
Is Howth Castle open today?
Has Howth Castle been sold?
Can you take a tour of Howth Castle?
Photo by Peter Krocka (Shutterstock)
A visit to Howth Castle is much less straightforward than a visit to one of the many other castles in Dublin – and it's about to get a lost less straightforward. Here are some need-to-knows:
Lying just south of Howth Village, the castle has been in place for almost 1000 years in one form or another. And being so close to Howth's largest town, it's easy to reach by car, bus or DART (though admittedly it's not brilliantly signposted – just whip open Google Maps on your phone).
If you're heading up in your car then take the R105 from Sutton and enter the demesne at the signs for Deer Park (Golf and Hotel). There's a nice big space outside the front of the castle for parking and there's also some space at the nearby National Transport Museum.
Amazingly, Howth Castle was one of the longest continuously inhabited private homes in Europe and had been in the care of the St Lawrence family since 1177. However, after over 840 years in the same family, the castle has now been sold to an investment firm who plan to turn it into another of Ireland's castle hotels.
Being private, the castle isn't always open for tours so it's not a place you'd typically spend a long time at. Nonetheless, it does make for a cool pit stop if you want to see the grounds and the gardens. Or if you simply just want to look at the castle and take photos and appreciate its age and architecture.
Granted the title of Lords of Howth in 1180, the St Lawrence family immediately set about building a fortress on the lonely peninsula.
Built by Almeric, the first lord, the original timber castle was built on Tower Hill, overlooking the most prominent of Howth's beaches – Balscadden Bay.
It stayed there for a couple of generations until a deed recorded that around 1235 another castle had been built on the current location of Howth Castle.
It was probably built of wood once again, but this time the castle was now on much more fertile ground near the harbour.
But as time marches on and weapon technology improves, you can very well imagine that having a wooden castle would provide a pretty feeble defence against any would-be attackers.
Indications are that by the mid-15th-century, it had begun to take shape as a stone castle and today The Keep and Gate Tower are the oldest parts of the building and date from around that period.
The Hall was added alongside the Keep in 1558 and The East Wing, or Tower House, was next to be added sometime between the Restoration in 1660 and 1671.
Though it was in 1738 when the house actually gained most of its current appearance, in 1911 the renowned English architect Sir Edwin Lutyens was tasked with renovating and extending the structure and his impact is still felt here 100 years later.
He made several dramatic changes to the castle's exterior, as well as adding a whole new wing, including a library and chapel.
By the 21st century, the Castle saw the opening of a cookery school alongside a cafe and was occasionally available for guided tours.
Views, a cookery school, the stunning Rhododendron Gardens and the guided tour are just some of the things to do at Howth Castle.
Update: As the castle is now sold, it's likely that non of the activities below will be possible while the property changes hands.
Even if you can't spend a whole load of time in the castle (if at all), there are some lovely views you can enjoy and especially when the sun is out.
From the bucolic green surrounds, you can see all the way to the shimmering coast and beyond to the craggy uninhabited island of Ireland's Eye just to the north.
If you are allowed inside, you'll be afforded panoramic views above the treetops of Dublin Bay and beyond. It's easy to see why they built the castle here!
Related read: Check out our guide to 13 of the finest restaurants in Howth (from fine dining to cheap and tasty eats)
Photo via Howth Castle
A colourful part of Howth Castle's allure for over 150 years, the planting of the Rhododendron gardens was first started in 1854 and are arguably the earliest and most famous rhododendron gardens of Ireland.
Take a stroll through these enchanting gardens, and if you're here between April and May then you're in for a treat.
An avalanche of colour takes over the hill during these months, completely submerging the visitor in fragrance and shades of all descriptions. Located around the edges of the castle, it is estimated that there are over 200 different species and hybrids planted in the garden.
So, it's likely that the tours of Howth Castle are going to be no more from now on, as the castle changes hands.
However, if you'd like a guided tour of Howth where you can learn about the history of the castle along with soaking up the towns best sites, this tour is worth a look (affiliate link).
This is a 3.5-hour guided tour of Howth that takes in cliffs, sea views and a whole load of history.
Related read: Check out our guide to our favourite pubs in Howth (old school pubs and cosy spots to kick-back in)
On your ramble around the estate, you'll inevitably come across the dolmens. They're an enormous collection of stones dating back thousands of years (attributed to between 2500 BC and 2000 BC) and the 68-tonne (75-ton) capstone is the second heaviest in the country, after the Brownshill Dolmen in Co. Carlow. What's more, there's a nice little myth to go along with them too.
Local lore knew this as an ancient tomb for Fionn MacCumhaill, but nineteenth-century poet and antiquarian Sir Samuel Ferguson believed it to be the grave of the legendary Aideen, who died of grief when her husband Oscar, grandson of Fionn, was slain at the Battle of Gabhra in Co Meath.
Photo via Howth Castle Cookery School
One of the more random (but cool!) developments over the last decade or so has been the cookery school at Howth Castle.
Taking place in a large well-proportioned kitchen that dates back to around 1750, a team of professional chefs share their passion and knowledge about food and carry on the traditions of superb cooking and grand dining practiced in the castle for centuries.
From fish suppers to Thai food, there's a bunch of different classes you can try in this unique environment. There are a limited number of places however, so jump on them quickly if you want to join!
One of the beauties of Howth Castle is that it's a short spin away from many of the best things to do in Howth.
Below, you'll find a handful of things to see and do a stone's throw from the castle, like Howth Beach, plus places to eat and where to grab a post-adventure pint!
Photo by Cristian N Gaitan (Shutterstock)
With its cinematic coastal scenes and easy-to-follow trails, the number one reason to visit Howth would be the famous Howth Cliff Walk. Despite the title, there are actually a number of different walking routes in Howth that treat the eye to lovely views of Lambay Island, Ireland's Eye, Dublin Bay and Baily Lighthouse. See our guide to the walks.
Photo by xcloud (Shutterstock)
While there's been a lighthouse on Howth's south-eastern tip since the mid-17th-century, the current incarnation dates back to 1814. Not that it was able to prevent accidents happening in the stormy winter seas around Dublin Bay, with the paddle steamer Queen Victoria famously striking the Howth Cliffs and leaving 83 people dead in February 1853.
Photos via Mamó on Facebook
For something a little more leisurely, you can just stay in the Village Harbour and grab a bite in one of the many great restaurants in Howth. There's also some great pubs in Howth, too, if you fancy a pint.
We've had a lot of questions over the years asking about everything from how do you visit the castle to where to park.
Unfortunately, the castle has now been sold to a private investment company who are turning it into a castle, so it isn't open for tours.
Yes, the castle was sold in 2021 and it is now set to become a luxury castle hotel.
You used to be able to take tours at certain times of the year, but this is no more now that the castle has changed hands.
James March
James is a freelance travel writer and photographer. He's covered travel for everyone from The Washington Post and The Telegraph to Lonely Planet and Condé Nast Traveller. You'll find him writing about everything from whiskey distilleries in Ireland to the best walks in Glendalough.
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Q: Unable to access wikipedia API due to SSL-certificate error import requests

spiders = requests.get('https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php')
print(spiders)

With above code I am getting following error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Python\lib\site-packages\requests\packages\urllib3\connectionpool.py", line 554, in urlopen
    self._prepare_proxy(conn)
  File "C:\Python\lib\site-packages\requests\packages\urllib3\connectionpool.py", line 750, in _prepare_proxy
    conn.connect()
  File "C:\Python\lib\site-packages\requests\packages\urllib3\connection.py", line 252, in connect
    ssl_version=resolved_ssl_version)
  File "C:\Python\lib\site-packages\requests\packages\urllib3\util\ssl_.py", line 305, in ssl_wrap_socket
    return context.wrap_socket(sock, server_hostname=server_hostname)
  File "C:\Python\lib\ssl.py", line 376, in wrap_socket
    _context=self)

  File "C:\Python\lib\ssl.py", line 747, in __init__
    self.do_handshake()
  File "C:\Python\lib\ssl.py", line 983, in do_handshake
    self._sslobj.do_handshake()
  File "C:\Python\lib\ssl.py", line 628, in do_handshake
    self._sslobj.do_handshake()
ssl.SSLError: [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed (_ssl.c:645)

Using a certificate I still get an error:
import requests

spiders = requests.get('https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php',cert = 'c:\python\lib\site-packages\certifi\cacert.pem',verify = True)
print(spiders)

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:/Python/Files/3.py", line 3, in <module>
    spiders = requests.get('https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php',cert = 'c:\python\lib\site-packages\certifi\cacert.pem',verify = True)
  File "C:\Python\lib\site-packages\requests\api.py", line 67, in get
    return request('get', url, params=params, **kwargs)
  File "C:\Python\lib\site-packages\requests\api.py", line 53, in request
    return session.request(method=method, url=url, **kwargs)
  File "C:\Python\lib\site-packages\requests\sessions.py", line 468, in request
    resp = self.send(prep, **send_kwargs)
  File "C:\Python\lib\site-packages\requests\sessions.py", line 576, in send
    r = adapter.send(request, **kwargs)
  File "C:\Python\lib\site-packages\requests\adapters.py", line 447, in send
    raise SSLError(e, request=request)
requests.exceptions.SSLError: [SSL] PEM lib (_ssl.c:2824)

Even when I have followed some tutorial verbatim I have encountered this issue when the instructor would have access w/o issue.  Any ideas?

A: u can ignore SSL like this:
import requests

spiders = requests.get('https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php',verify = False)
print(spiders)

other solution:
from urllib.request import Request, urlopen
rq = Request('https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php')
response = urlopen(rq).read()

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By Chester D. Goodwin on	 January 4, 2022 Canada Culture
Canada's top 100 CEOs saw their incomes rise in 2020, even as the pandemic wreaked havoc on the Canadian economy, according to an annual report released on Tuesday.
Their salary in the first full year of COVID-19 averaged $ 10.9 million each, up $ 95,000 each since 2019.
"As a result, these 100 CEOs now earn, on average, 191 times more than the average salary of workers in Canada," according to the report titled: Another Year in Paradise, CEO pay in 2020.
The data is compiled annually by the Canadian Center for Policy Alternatives (CCPA).
"By the lunch hour on the first working day of 2022, Jan. 4, Canada's highest-paid CEOs will already have racked up the same amount of salary it takes the average worker all year round to accumulate," indicates the report.
Highest-paid CEO in Canada in 2020 was David Klein, who officially took over Canopy Growth Corp. in January 2020, according to the report. The company's shares were then trading at around $ 31 per share. By the end of that year, it was trading about a dollar more. Klein's total compensation during this period was $ 45.3 million, of which $ 281,715 was salary; $ 10 million in stock-based awards and $ 33.3 million in option-based awards, according to CCPA analysis.
Canopy Growth Corp., which produces, distributes and sells medical and recreational cannabis, closed at $ 11.04 a share on the Toronto Stock Exchange on Monday.
"One of the problems we've seen with income inequality is that when the economy is bad it's often only low-wage workers who suffer, it's not CEOs who suffer, and this has been really highlighted by the pandemic and the data for 2020, "said David Macdonald, senior economist at the CCAC.
While the income earned by Canadian CEOs is theoretically based on merit, the report found that among the top 100 CEOs, 30 run companies that received the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CUS), 14 saw their premium structure changed to protect them from the impact of COVID-19 and five suffered both.
"The SSUC was supposed to go to companies that saw their revenues drop dramatically during the worst of the pandemic, but some companies with the 100 highest paid CEOs in Canada continued to pay their CEOs extraordinary amounts while receiving the SSUC," according to the report.
"The philosophical rationale for extreme bonuses – whether merit-based – is thin ice. Executive compensation is not variable or merit-based, but rather part of the culture of senior executives.
Also according to the report, there was no requirement that the SSUC be used for workers' wages. The rules were changed in June 2021 to prevent companies that pay their executives more in 2019 from receiving the grant.
In a statement to the Star, Canopy Growth Corp. said Klein's package was negotiated in 2019, before the pandemic began. As part of the deal, he was compensated by Canopy for stock-based compensation he lost when he left his previous job.
According to the CCPA report, the gap between the average worker and the highest-paid CEO narrowed in 2020, but only because about half of all workers who are paid $ 17 an hour or less have lost their jobs or the majority of their working hours in the first months of the pandemic, according to the report.
Macdonald said progress has been made: Before July 2021, only 50% of the value of stock options was considered taxable. This has now been capped at the first $ 200,000 of stock options.
The second highest paid CEO in Canada is José Cil of Restaurant Brands International, which owns and operates Burger King and Tim Hortons. His total compensation in 2020 was just under $ 27 million, including nearly $ 24 million in stocks.
The report recommends action to close the gap between CEO salaries and employee salaries by capping corporate deductions allowed for executive compensation at $ 1 million. There is currently no cap. He also recommends making all income from stock options taxable – currently only half is taxable.
He also recommends a wealth tax for the ultra-rich, generally defined as a tax on those with net worth over $ 10 million.
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Yorkshire CCC's Adil Rashid referred back to England after injury prevents T20 Blast appearances
England's Adil Rashid celebrates catching Sri Lanka's Jeevan Mendis out off his own bowling during the World Cup at Headingley. Picture: Simon Cooper/PA
ADIL RASHID will have a scan on his bowling shoulder on Tuesday after injury ruled him out of Yorkshire's T20 double-header against Worcestershire and Birmingham Bears.
Rashid pulled out of the matches scheduled at Emerald Headingley for Friday night and Sunday afternoon and has been referred back to England's medical team as a centrally-contracted player.
Yorkshire CCC's director of cricket, Martyn Moxon. Picture: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com
The 31-year-old was affected by the problem during the World Cup and announced himself unfit to play for Yorkshire after a practice session.
Rashid is out of contract at the club at the end of the season and it remains unclear whether he wants to play County Championship cricket going forward, having lost his Test place earlier this year having previously indicated that he wants to pursue a white-ball only path.
"Adil practised on Thursday and said that his shoulder is worse than it's been for some time and declared himself unfit," said Martyn Moxon, Yorkshire's director of cricket.
"We've referred him back to England and are now awaiting the outcome of the scan."
Adil practised on Thursday and said that his shoulder is worse than it's been for some time and declared himself unfit.
Martyn Moxon.
Rashid was granted a fortnight's break after the World Cup after needing pain-killing injections during the tournament.
The injury affected his ability to bowl his variations and he was not at his best during the competition. Yorkshire plan to wait until England announce their next batch of central contracts this autumn before discussing with the player his future at Headingley.
"We'll basically assess things once the England contract situation is resolved," added Moxon.
Yorkshire have re-signed the South African spinner Keshav Maharaj for their next two Championship games at home to Nottinghamshire at Scarborough from August 18 and away to Somerset at Taunton from September 10.
They are also considering the possibility of signing another overseas player for their final two Championship matches at home to Kent and away to Warwickshire.


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SPIED: Next BMW 2 Series Coupe seen, with interior
Friday 7th August 2020
True to BMW's word, the 2 Series Coupe returns for the next generation as a rear-wheel-drive platform model, one that will be built on the German automaker's Cluster Architecture (CLAR) underpinnings that forms the basis of its larger siblings such as the 3 Series ranging up to the 7 Series.
The panel cladding on the car conceals the front bumper, grille and parts of the headlamps, though much of the bodywork elsewhere including the rear end appears to be production panels draped in camouflage foil. The stance of the F22-generation car is apparent, owing to its longitudinal engine and RWD driveline layout. The lower edge of the front bumper that houses the radar enclosure suggests a more normal-sized grille.
The 2 Series model line with the traditional north-south layout is a shrinking one, with the F44 2 Series Gran Coupe being based on the firm's FAAR (front-wheel-drive) architecture, as are the F45 2 Series Active Tourer and F46 Gran Tourer.
That does leave the forthcoming 2 Series Coupe as the sole eligible candidate for the full-on M model treatment, as BMW M boss Markus Flasch said that the front-wheel-drive platform isn't suitable for the M division. This was confirmed by 2 Series product manager Gernot Stuhl, who said that "there will still be a hardcore BMW M2 for those that want it," which is set to arrive in 2022.
As for this particular development vehicle photographed here, this could be the second-from-top 'M240i' inline-six model, as suggested by its muscular wheelarches housing substantial wheels and tyres as well as large brakes, albeit without the M signature of a quartet of circular exhaust pipes.
The more modest versions in the 2 Series Coupe line-up will most continue to feature a range of four-cylinder engines, along with the optional of xDrive all-wheel-drive for selected variants. Some interior images captured by our spy photographer source reveal BMW's current interior architecture which channels that of the G20 3 Series, compared to the other FAAR-based 2 Series models.
With the aforementioned, G42-generation M2 set to arrive in 2022, that could mean the mainstream 2 Series range would arrive a year before that in 2021, which leaves plenty of time for more 2 Series Coupe appearances in mid-development form and the accompanying gradual uncovering of more details.
The post SPIED: Next BMW 2 Series Coupe seen, with interior appeared first on Paul Tan's Automotive News.


It is snowing that we could easily go sledging on the hill behind our house. We don't. We don't have a sledge, Domik looks like he is afraid of that kind of activity and my nose is running after being out for an hour, trying to build a snowman.
Rubbish bags or a tray are great for sledging....I LOVE this photo...so moody, would make a great painting!
Come to visit me! That will cure his fear of snow and your runny nose since there is snow for 5 months :) Beautiful photo by the way!
I agree with the comment above, plastic bags are great. But if Domink is not keen on speed, then try snowshoes! We love snowshoeing: there's nothing more magic than making your own way in the pristine snow.
Hello, Bohemian Girl, I have just come across your blog; it is very nice.
It looks like we actually might be neigbours, since I have pretty much the very similiar view out of my window. Have a nice day!
Dominik actually likes snow but he didn't seem like he wants to jump on a sledge and go. I will have to show him. The snow is still around. Maybe a snowman will happen tomorrow.
Sorry for the cold bitter winter! Only 3 months until spring.
did you shoot this foto? it is soooooo great!! really love it!
Good question. I didn't. My husband did, from the window of his work.


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Velocity 2X Review
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Futurlab releases their sequel to Velocity and Velocity Ultra... Velocity 2X! Read about the action and story in our review for the PS Vita version........
Velocity Ultra came out on the Vita last year (which in itself was a tweaked up version of Velocity) and was an enjoyable top down sci fi space shooter. We rated it pretty high last year, but it had some problems, too. It was great to see Futurlab take those issues and fix them up for a glossy, sharp looking release of Velocity 2X (V2X).
For those of you unfamiliar with Velocity, you are a pilot named Kai and you fly around in a pretty sweet spaceship that can teleport at the swipe of a finger, as well as boost, and fire lasers and bombs. The story for me was a little hard to follow as the game was more focused on the action and subsequent puzzles that arose.
The story has a bigger focus this time around
I was happy to find out that the story in V2X has a much bigger focus. Between each mission there are beautiful story panels telling the plot of Kai and her adventures through a space portal and her efforts to return back to Earth.
This time around there are some variances to the gameplay. It is broken down into two main segments: the flight part, and the much touted on foot portion. There are also boss battles, but those aren't very huge. Especially with the difficulty level scaled down a bit in this game. In Velocity Ultra you had a certain number of lives before you had to start the whole shebang over, but in V2X you can just keep picking up where you just perished. I liked this change, it helped with the frustration level, but it also shortens the game a bit.
Flying is smoother and the graphical upgrade from the first game is a nice change. The game plays FAST and looks sweet. Lens flares, explosions, debris passing by in space... there are a lot of details to make this game pop much more this time around.
And what about those running segments? They are actually cool. It breaks up the flying sessions to add variety to the game. You run around the innards of buildings and such blasting gems, hitting sequencers, avoiding red death walls, destroying enemies... and levels get more complex with the use of "telepods," devices that allow you to teleport back to an earlier segment in which you dropped the thing.
Running portions are fun and puzzling!
The map lets you know when to drop them (same in the flight zones), but sometimes you may plan things your own way. You have a limited number, so be careful!
There are bonuses to find to unlock extra zones and features, so it will keep completionists busy for a while. As will the leaderboards! There is a heavy focus on social apps to share info with friends and challenge them while you're at it.
Speaking of challenges, although the game has only 50 levels (with some additional bonus features), you will find yourself going back through to do better in each section as you may need to earn extra XP to advance. I didn't realize this until about level 46 when it prompted me to go back and do that. It was a little jarring to the storyline in that I couldn't quite continue without more XP and had to replay things. But it made me run back to earlier levels and see how much better I had gotten at things.
The levels are broken into 3 or 4 point scales: speed, points, gems, and rescues. Got a low score in one area? Go back and get a "gold" to receive more XP. Plus, the trophy hunters will be all over this to perfect a level (all golds in one run).
The music and sound effects are amazing. Get yourself a nice set of headphones/earbuds to fully appreciate it.
One other issue I had with the original was the lack of variety in the backgrounds... and V2X fixes that up as well! You'll be heading to different space locales to spice things up.
Something gets thrown into the game near the end which affects gameplay. I don't want to ruin anything, but it involves a different way to fly around. The fact that it shows up in the last couple of levels feels slapped in there. You don't really get to practice the technique to get to the end and again felt jarring.
Fast, fun, frenetic action. An improvement on Velocity Ultra in all ways.
The game is out for the PS4, as well, and looks sharp on the big screen. Cross buy!
What do you think? Are you going to give this a try? Playstation Plus people get this game free this month! Make sure to pick it up. Let us know what you think in the comments!
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Q: HTML5 prevent refresh on submit but allow login save I have a single page web site with a login. How do I get the browser to prompt to save login details but not refresh the page? I've tried capturing the form submit, which prevents the page refresh, but it also prevents the prompt to save password.
function signOn() {
    $(frmSignOn).submit(
        function (e) {
            var username = $("#iEmail").val();
            var password = $("#iPassword").val();
            //Do login stuff
            e.preventDefault();
        }
    );
}

A: Try bellow code to prevent refresh but ask for login save:
$(document).ready(function() {
    var frmSignOn=$('form');
    $(frmSignOn).bind('submit', $(frmSignOn), function(event) {
        var form = this;

        event.preventDefault();
        event.stopPropagation();

        if (form.submitted) {
            return;
        }

        form.submitted = true;

        var username = $("#iEmail").val();
        var password = $("#iPassword").val();
        //Do login stuff

    });
});


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Q: Abrir o calendário da ngxDaterangepickerMd com a data inicial e final com mesmo dia Estou tendo esse mesmo problema relatado por um usuário no próprio plugin, porém instalei a versão que comentaram (4.0.1) e mesmo assim o problema persiste:
O que estou fazendo para o caso é pegando esta data do JSON e convertendo ela para o formato do plugin "moment", pois no json ela vem com o formato de string:
{
    "endDate": "2023-02-28T03:00:00.000Z",
    "startDate": "2023-02-28T03:00:00.000Z"
}

formatDate(e) {
    const formatDate = (date) => moment(new Date(date)).toDate();
    if (e && e.startDate && e.endDate) {
        return {
          endDate:formatDate(e.endDate) || null,
          startDate:formatDate(e.startDate) || null
        }
    } else {
      return null;
    }
}

ranges: any = {
    [this.translatePeriodKeys('Últimos 7 dias')]: [moment().subtract(6, 'days'), moment()],
    [this.translatePeriodKeys('Últimos 15 dias')]: [moment().subtract(14, 'days'), moment()],
    [this.translatePeriodKeys('Últimos 30 dias')]: [moment().subtract(29, 'days'), moment()],
    [this.translatePeriodKeys('Este mês')]: [moment().startOf('month'), moment().endOf('month')],
    [this.translatePeriodKeys('Último mês')]: [moment().subtract(1, 'month').startOf('month'), moment().subtract(1, 'month').endOf('month')],
    [this.translatePeriodKeys('Este trimestre')]: [moment().set('month', (this.initialMonthOfQuarter[moment().quarter()] - 1)).startOf('month'), moment().set('month', (this.initialMonthOfQuarter[moment().quarter()] + 1)).endOf('month')],
    [this.translatePeriodKeys('Último trimestre')]: [moment().subtract(this.getQuarterDates(moment()).substractInitialMonth, 'month').startOf('month'), moment().subtract(this.getQuarterDates(moment()).substractEndMonth, 'month').endOf('month')],
    [this.translatePeriodKeys('Este ano')]: [moment().startOf('year'), moment()]
}

O comportamento esperado no calendário deveria ser mostrar na primeira coluna, o mês com dia selecionado, e na segunda coluna o mês corrente, conforme é ilustrado abaixo:

Na HTML está assim, não sei se tem alguma configuração que possa estar causando isso:
<input type="text" ngxDaterangepickerMd class="form-control input-date-picker"
          [(ngModel)]="item.modelDate"
          [placeholder]="item?.placeholder"
          [locale]="getLocale()"
          [showDropdowns]="data?.showDropdowns"
          [showClearButton]="data?.showClearButton"
          [lockStartDate]="false"
          (datesUpdated)="selectionChanges(item, [item.modelDate], $event);"
          [alwaysShowCalendars]="true"
          [ranges]="data?.ranges"
          [customRangeDirection]="false"
          showCancel="data?.showCancel || false"
          [attr.id]="data?.uniqueId || item?.id"
/>

O plugin é o ngx-daterangepicker-material

A: Eu resolvi o problema fazendo as datas ficarem válidas quando amba são as mesmas:
formatDate(e) {
    if (e && e.startDate && e.endDate) {
        if(e.startDate == e.endDate) {
           e.startDate =new Date(e.startDate);
           e.endDate = new Date(e.endDate);
        }
        return {
          startDate: moment(e.startDate).toDate() || null,
          endDate: moment(e.endDate).toDate() || null
        }
      } else {
        return null;
      }
  }


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Gold Rate in Karnataka
Gold Rate In Bellary Today Gold Rate In Bellary Today
Gold Rate In Bellary
Gold Rate Today ( 18 Jan 2020 )
Today's Gold Rate (22K) per gram
Compare Gold Price (Today & Yesterday)
Standard Gold (22 K) ( 1 gram ) ₹ 3,738 ₹ 3,725 ₹ 13 ↑
Standard Gold (22 K) ( 8 grams ) ₹ 29,904 ₹ 29,800 ₹ 104 ↑
Pure Gold (24 K) ( 1 gram ) ₹ 3,925 ₹ 3,911 ₹ 14 ↑
Pure Gold (24 K) ( 8 grams ) ₹ 31,400 ₹ 31,288 ₹ 112 ↑
Daily Gold Rates
Date Standard Gold (22 K) Pure Gold (24 K)
1 gram 8 grams 1 gram 8 grams
18 Jan 2020 ₹ 3,738 ₹ 29,904 ₹ 3,925 ₹ 31,400
Gold Rate Trend
*Disclaimer: Bankbazaar makes no guarantee or warranty on the accuracy of the data provided on this site, the prevailing rates are susceptible to change with Market value and provided on an as-is basis. Nothing contained herein is intended or shall be deemed to be investment advice, implied or otherwise. We accept no liability for any loss arising from the use of the data contained on this website.
Gold rates are set to recover in 2016, owing to a host of factors including improving fundamentals and increase in demand for the precious metal has a safe-haven asset among others, according to analysts. From inflation and oil prices to US economic data and quantitative easing, gold rates are affected by a wide range of economic and political developments. India's current account deficit, inflation, economic outlook and investment inflow also influence the price of Gold across the country. Furthermore, Gold rates vary from city to city in India due to transportation costs, local taxes, procurement and so forth.
Bellary is one of the major commercial hubs in the state of Karnataka. Bellary also known as the city of iron ore is rich is both metallic and non-metallic resources. The precious yellow metal is widely considered a traditional form of investment. In many ways, Gold is viewed as an ancient currency handed down from generation to generation. Also, Gold is used as a collateral to avail of loans to meet financial requirements.
Gold Rate Trend in Bellary for January 2018 to March 2018 (per gram of 24 karat gold)
1st day
Rs.3,002 per gram
Rs.3,084 per gram on 20 and 21 January
Rs.3,031 per gram on 19 February
Rs.3,045 per gram from the 25th to the 29th
Rs.3,001 per gram on 4 January
Rs.2,977 per gram on the 19th
Gold Rate Trend in Bellary for January 2018:
When the first month of Q1 2018 began in Bellary, gold was priced at Rs.3,002 per gram.
Due to a weak demand, brought about by a strong dollar, gold rates dropped to Rs.3,001 per gram on the 4th - the month's lowest rates.
From this point on, gold was largely on the incline albeit with quite a few fluctuations recorded in brief spells throughout.
By the 20th, gold rates in Bellary had surged to Rs.3,084 per gram - the month's highest rates - as local demand increased amid strong global cues.
The rise happened due to a poorly performing US dollar, which help investors improve their positions.
Over the final ten days, gold rates declined steadily as demand eased amid decreased sales and a rising dollar.
When the month ended, gold prices were recorded at Rs.3,045 per gram.
A change of 1.43% was recorded this month, thanks to a strong demand from local investors.
Gold Rate Trend in Bellary for February 2018:
When trading for the month of February began, gold was priced at Rs.2,998 per gram. This rose to Rs.3,019 per gram on the 2nd as demand surged amid a sudden shift in equity markets.
On the 8th, gold rates in Bellary dropped to Rs.2,951 per gram - the lowest for the month - as local demand plummeted due to poor cues.
Gold regained its lost ground as the US dollar fell and the metal traded at Rs.3,017 per gram on 15th February.
As demand rose, gold price in Bellary reached Rs.3,031 per gram - the month's highest rates. This, however, dropped as demand couldn't be sustained.
The next two weeks saw gold prices fluctuate considerably hitting Rs.3,014 per gram on the 20th before falling to Rs.2,993 per gram by the 23rd.
Gold recovered to trade at Rs.3,008 per gram on 25th and surged slightly to end the month at Rs.3,014 per gram.
A surge of 0.53% in price trends were recorded this month - thanks to the steady rise seen during the second and third weeks.
Gold Rate Trend in Bellary for March 2018:
Gold price in Bellary had fallen to Rs.2,987 per gram - a Rs.27 decline - when markets opened for trading for the month of March.
This was due to subpar demand from the domestic market and the steadily performing US dollar.
The worst was yet to come for the month - and it did arrive during the fourth week - leading to gold trading at Rs.2,977 per gram on the 19th of this month.
Rates recorded on the 19th was the lowest for the month, but this changed soon as demand rose the next week.
Gold traded at a monthly high figure of Rs.3,045 per gram from the 25th to the 29th as the US dollar underwent some turbulent times.
The month ended with gold rate in Bellary falling to Rs.3,019 per gram.
Gold Rate Trend in Bellary for October 2017 to December 2017 (per gram of 24 karat gold)
Factor October November December
1st day Rs.2,985 per gram Rs.2,942 per gram Rs.2,932 per gram
Last day Rs.2,942 per gram Rs.2,947 per gram Rs.2,941 per gram
Highest price Rs.2,995 per gram on 16 October Rs.2,981 per gram on 20 November Rs.2,942 per gram on 2, 3 and 4 December
Lowest price Rs.2,932 per gram 27 October Rs.2,907 per gram on 6 November Rs.2,861 per gram on 16, 17 and 18 December
Trend Decline Incline Incline
Change 1.44% 0.16% 0.30%
Gold Rate Trend in Bellary for October 2017:
The final quarter of 2017 began in Bellary with gold trading at Rs.2,985 per gram. Gold prices would see considerable decline this month owing to poor local cues which was affected by a strong dollar.
There were considerable fluctuations to be witnessed during the initial half of the month, with demand remaining uncharacteristically low despite the onset of a major festive season.
Gold rates in Bellary were at their highest on the 16th when it traded at Rs.2,995 per gram as traders took advantage of a brief fall in the dollar.
However, prices continued to dwindle from the 17th as demand remained mostly flat and even fell as days progressed.
Gold prices were at their lowest this month on the 27th when the metal traded at Rs.2,932 per gram.
Price trend saw a considerable decline this month with rates falling at a rate of 1.90% due to poor sales.
Gold Rate Trend in Bellary for November 2017:
November's gold trading took a positive turn as global cues was steady and the US dollar losing its lustre.
On the 1st of November, gold was priced at Rs.2,942 per gram. The first week saw gold demand at its lowest for this month, which was seen as gold traded at a monthly low figure of Rs.2,907 per gram on the 7th.
But, once the US dollar began to weaken amid a poor market, gold prices continued its gradual surge.
The 20th saw gold prices in Bellary hitting Rs.2,981 per gram figure - the highest rate for the entire month.
But, there were fluctuations from the 21st onwards as there was no clear indication of a stable demand.
When November came to an end gold was seen trading at Rs.2,947 per gram - a marginal high of Rs.5 from the prices seen on the 1st of the month.
Gold Rate Trend in Bellary for December 2017:
December began in Bellary with gold trading at Rs.2,932 per gram.
The 2nd and 3rd recorded the highest gold rates - with the metal trading at Rs.2,942 per gram - as demand was steady.
However, demand was strongly swung by the tax reform introduced by US president Donald Trump, which caused the dollar to strengthen subsequently pushing gold rates down.
Gold rates in Bellary went down to as low as Rs.2,896 per gram as the rallying of the US dollar continued, which caused gold demand to plummet.
On the 13th, gold rates were at their lowest for the month. The metal traded at Rs.2,859 per gram as markets remained strong, which gave little incentive for bullion investors.
Prices rallied as other concerns regarding Trump's US presidency resurfaced. This, combined with a declining dollar led to consistent increase in gold prices.
Price trend saw a 0.30% decline this month, thanks to a solid start to the given by strong investor sentiments.
Gold Rate Trend in Bellary for July 2017 to September 2017 (per gram of 24 karat gold)
Factor July August September
1st day Rs.2,950 per gram Rs.2,878 per gram Rs.2956 per gram
Highest price Rs.2,950 per gram on 1 and 2 July Rs.2,976 per gram on 29 August Rs.3,056 per gram on 8 September
Lowest price Rs.2,796 per gram on 14 July Rs.2,845 per gram on 7 August Rs.2,956 per gram on 1 September
Gold rate trend in Bellary for July 2017
When trading commenced in Bellary, gold was priced at Rs.2,950 per gram on the 1st of July.
The implementation of GST had little effect on the local trade. However, the following days witnessed demand for the metal dropping significantly, and gold was trading at Rs.2,880 per gram on the 8th.
Volatile markets coupled with fluctuating bullion demand resulted in the yellow metal trading at Rs.2,796 per gram - the lowest monthly figure - on the 14th of July.
An ugly stand-off between the US and North Korea resulted in safe-haven investments increasing globally. This led to gold rates rising to Rs.2,830 per gram on the 18th.
In addition, demand for the metal rose against the poorly performing US dollar, pushing prices up to Rs.2,866 per gram on the 22nd.
However, a decline in demand from domestic investors resulted in rates falling to Rs.2,850 per gram on the 26th.
But, demand for the yellow metal soon picked up with the US-North Korean aggression escalating. This resulted in gold prices rising to Rs.2,874 per gram the next day.
Bellary witnessed gold trading at Rs.3,872 per gram on the 31st, owing to stable domestic demand from investors and jewellers.
Gold rate trend in Bellary for August 2017
Gold opened relatively higher at Rs.2,878 per gram on the 1st, from the price on the previous month.
Prices dipped to Rs.2,854 per gram on the 3rd as investors refrained from making purchases awaiting the US Federal Reserve meeting results.
On account of Varamahalakshmi, local demand surged for the precious metal and gold was trading at Rs.2,865 per gram on the 4th. However, the next day witnessed demand declining significantly resulting in prices falling to Rs.2,855 per gram.
The US-North Korean conflicts sent global markets crashing. This led to safe-haven investments rising worldwide, pushing gold rates up to Rs.2,922 per gram on the 11th.
The possibility of a new Fed rate hike coupled with a recovering dollar proved to be unfavourable for the bullion trade. This resulted in gold rates dropping to Rs.2,913 per gram on the 18th.
The overseas relations between North Korea and the US worsened, forcing investors to gravitate towards safe-haven assets like gold. This led to gold prices in Bellary touch the highest recorded monthly figure of Rs.2,976 per gram on the 29th.
The month ended with the yellow metal trading at Rs.2,956 per gram, thanks to steady demand from local investors and retail jewellers.
Gold rate trend in Bellary for September 2017
The yellow metal was trading at Rs.2,956 per gram, when gold trade commenced for the month in Bellary.
Gold prices surged to touch the highest recorded monthly figure of Rs.3,056 per gram on the 8th as safe-haven investments witnessed a rise with North Korea's confirmation on its successful nuclear weapon test.
Investors around the world leant on safe-haven assets like gold as relations worsened between the US and North Korea, resulting in the precious metal trading at Rs.3,010 per gram on the 13th.
The rising dollar value resulted in reduced demand for the metal. This led to gold rates falling to Rs.2,971 per gram on the 19th.
Over the next few days, prices fluctuated with varying bullion demand, and gold was priced at Rs.2,980 per gram on the 23rd.
The arrival of Dussehra pushed the festive demand higher in the local trade, resulting in gold rates rising to Rs.3,029 per gram on the 26th.
However, the recovery of the US economy and a strong dollar value resulted in declining global demand for the yellow metal, and gold was trading at Rs.2,985 per gram when the month ended.
Gold Rate Trend in Bellary for April 2017 to June 2017 (per gram of 24 karat gold)
Factor April May June
Highest price Rs.2,990 per gram on 15 and 16 April Rs.2,945 per gram on 1 May Rs.2,965 per gram on 8 June
Lowest price Rs.2,905 per gram per gram on 10 April Rs.2,840 per gram from 11-14 May Rs.2,895 per gram on 20 June
Trend Incline Decline Decline
Change 1.20% -0.91% -0.44%
Trend of gold rate in Bellary for April 2017
When gold trading in Bellary for the second quarter of 2017, prices were recorded at Rs.2,910 per gram.
As demand from local jewellers went up, gold prices went up to Rs.2,930 per gram on the 4th despite holding at Rs.2,910 per gram for the previous three days.
Rates, however, fell to Rs.2,915 per gram as demand took a hit.
Gold price in Bellary further went down to Rs.2,905 per gram on the 10th - the lowest gold rate for the month.
The fall was curtailed by an increase over the next couple days as gold prices went up to Rs.2,990 per gram on the 15th.
During the next two weeks, gold price fluctuated considerably with there being plenty of increase and decrease in trading rates.
When April came to an end, gold prices were holding at Rs.2,945 per gram.
Also, gold price in Bellary trend saw a positive change as there was an incline of 1.20% compared to March's prices.
Trend of Gold Rate in Bellary for May 2017
The month of May was rather negative with regard to gold trading in Bellary.
When the month began, gold was priced at Rs.2,945 per gram. But as demand dropped prices went down by Rs.40 on the 2nd for the metal to trade at Rs.2,905 per gram.
Bullion rates fell as demand dropped further to go down to Rs.2,855 per gram on the 10th and then to Rs.2,840 per gram on the 11th - the month's lowest gold rate.
As US dollar value seemed to fall, gold prices picked up over the next few days.
Despite some fall, gold prices rose to Rs.2,908 per gram by the end of the 20th.
On the 22nd, gold was trading at Rs.2,905 per gram but rocketed to Rs.2,930 per gram on the 23rd.
Gold Rate in Bellary fell slightly over the next few days to end the month's trading price at Rs.2,918 per gram.
There was a price decline of 0.91% for this month as international and local demand were comparatively low.
Trend of Gold Rate in Bellary for June 2017
When gold trading for June began, gold was priced at Rs.2,933 per gram but as demand went down prices dropped to Rs.2,915 per gram on the 2nd.
The 3rd, however, saw prices increase to Rs.2,940 per gram and continue on an encouraging note for the next few days.
Gold rate in Bellary had increased to Rs.2,965 per gram by 8th - which consequently happened to be the highest gold price for the month..
From the 9th to the 20th, gold rates fell gradually due to sub par demands from key sections of the society.
On the 20th, gold prices were recorded at Rs.2,895 per gram - which happened to be the lowest trading rate for the month.
However, prices stabilised over the last 10 days of June and even hit Rs.2,960 per gram on the 28th.
As the sudden spike was a one-off instance, prices dropped back to Rs.2,920 per gram on the 29th and continued at the same rate on the 30th.
Despite some increases over the latter half of the month, price trends saw a decline of 0.44% during this month.
Factor January February March
Highest price Rs.2,970 per gram on 23rd & 24th January Rs.3,005 per gram from 27th and 28th February Rs.3,005 per gram on 1st of March
Lowest price Rs.2,820 per gram on 1st & 2nd January Rs.2,945 per gram on 1st February Rs.2,855 per gram on 15th of March
Trend Incline Incline Decline
Change +3.90% 2.03% 3.49%
Gold Rate Trend for Bellary in January 2017:
In January, gold was trading at Rs.2,820 per gram, which increased over the next few days as demand increased
Gold rate in Bellary reached their highest during the 4th week i.e., the 23rd and 24th of January when they reached Rs.2,970 per gram.
Rate trends were so good that prices on the 1st were the lowest for the entire month.
Price trends increase by 3.90% for the month of January as bullion industry seemed to recover from the impact of demonetisation.
Gold Rate Trend for Bellary in February 2017:
Like January 2017, February also saw gold prices maintain their positive trend, albeit at a much lower level.
During February, gold prices saw some ups and downs, most of which came within the 11th and the 20th, which was when business seemed to slow down.
Gold rates hit their highest towards the end of the month, on 27th and 28th, when they were trading at Rs.3,005 per gram.
Despite plenty of fluctuations during the month, gold rates seemed to consolidate towards the end of the month.
Gold rates inflated at a rate of 2.03% during the month of February.
Gold Rate Trend for Bellary in March 2017:
After a slightly less productive month in February, gold prices seemed to bounce back during the month of March.
This is when demand seemed to increase, owing to a number of decisions taken by US President Donald Trump.
With Donald Trump exercising more of his power, market seemed to hit their volatile best on a constant basis.
Despite seeing a productive month in terms of price trends, gold prices didn't really hit a high point after the 1st when the metal was trading at Rs.3,005 per gram.
Price trends in Bellary saw an incline to the tune of 3.49% for the month of March.
Overall, gold price trends saw an average incline of 3.14% during the first quarter of 2017.
Highest price Rs.3,160 per gram on 1st October Rs.3,180 per gram on 9th November Rs.2,905 per gram on 1st December
Lowest price Rs.3,023 per gram on 17th October Rs.2,931 per gram on 24th November Rs.2,765 per gram on 16th December, 22nd December and 23rd December
Trend Decline Decline Decline
Change -3.16% -4.24% -2.92%
Gold Rate Trend for Bellary in October 2016
Demand and market conditions in India and abroad determines the rate of gold. Higher the demand, higher is the rate. This precious metal also determines the currency value. Due to ongoing wedding season, gold traded at a healthy Rs.3,160 per gram on the 1st of October due to which demand for this precious metal was quite high.
Price of gold was steady at this rate for the next two days as well but a slight decline in gold rates was seen.
Few fluctuations were seen in the rate of gold as the month progressed. Gold rate varied between Rs.3,020 per gram and Rs.3,030 per gram until November the 13th..
On 17th of October, price of gold was Rs.3,016 per gram which was also the lowest at which gold traded for the month. Price of gold improved slightly after this.
On the final day of the week, gold was priced at Rs. 3,060 per gram and an overall decline of 3.16% was noted in gold rates.
Gold Rate Trend for Bellary in November 2016
Gold traded at Rs.3,060 per gram on the 1st of November.
There was a slight increase noted in the rate of gold on November 2nd to trade at Rs.3,095 per gram. Gold rate shot up to Rs.3,115 per gram on the next day which was one the highest for the week. However, as the week progressed, the price of gold shot up to Rs.3,120 per gram on the 5th of November and 6th of November.
This rate however could not be sustained however and decreased the next day itself.
On the 9th of November however, gold rate was Rs.3,180 per gram which was also the highest rate at which gold was priced at for this month.
However, this rate could also not be maintained and started decreasing the next day itself and continued reducing thereafter.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's demonetization policy resulted in a cash crunch, denting the demand for gold. However, external market factors prevented from gold rates from completely reducing.
Towards the third week of November, price of gold fluctuated between Rs.3,010 per gram and Rs.2,985 per gram.
On 24th November, gold rate plunged to Rs.2,931 per gram which was the lowest price of gold for the entire month of November.
There were a few marginal fluctuations noted in gold rates as the month progressed.
Overall, a decline of 4.24% was noted in gold rates during November with respect to the rate of gold.
Gold Rate Trend for Bellary in December 2016
Gold traded of Rs.2,905 per gram for 24 karat gold on the 1st of December. This was also the highest rate at which gold traded for the month of December.
Price of gold was relatively low as compared to November. Demonetisation and President Trump's nomination in the United States resulted in a cash crunch and market fluctuations respectively.
This rate however, was not sustained and rate of gold reduced slightly the next day before increasing again, although not as high as seen on the 1st of the month.
Variations in gold rate was noted throughout the month.
During the second week of December, the gold rate was Rs.2,825 per gram until the 14th of December after which prices reduced once again.
Towards the end of December, rate of gold varied between Rs.2,780 per gram to Rs.2,820 per gram noted on the final day of this month.
An overall decline of 2.92% was noted in the rate of gold in this month.
Highest price Rs.3,205 per gram on 7th July Rs.3,225 per gram on 3rd August Rs.3190 from 25th September to 29th September
Lowest price Rs.3,130 per gram on 1st July Rs.3,140 per gram on 31st August Rs.3,115 on 2nd September
Trend Incline Decline Incline
Change +1.28% -1.57% +1.12%
Gold Rate Trend of Bellary in July 2016
The month of July started with gold trading at Rs.3,130 per gram.
Gold prices edged higher this week as trends in the global market turned positive.
Expectations of monetary stimulus from the central banks in the wake of the Brexit vote were high.
Gold prices reached their highest on 7th July, trading at Rs.3,205 per gram.
By the end of the month, prospects of a Fed rate hike sprung up again.
Gold traded at Rs.3,170 per gram at the end of the month marking an incline of 1.28% this month.
Gold Rate Trend of Bellary in August 2016
On 1st August, gold traded at Rs.3,190 per gram.
Gold prices climbed to Rs.3,225 per gram on 3rd August, the highest price for this month.
The U.S. Federal Reserve raised expectations of an interest rate hike in light of strong economic data.
Gold prices started to drop on account of low demand and a gloomy global market.
By the end of the month, there was a decline of 1.57% in gold prices.
Gold rate trend of Bellary in September 2016
Gold traded at Rs.3,125 per gram on 1st September.
The lowest price for this month was recorded on 2nd September with gold trading at Rs.3,115 per gram.
The global market turned bullish as the Federal Reserve put the interest rate hike on hold in light of the approaching U.S. presidential elections.
Gold prices rose by 1.12% on account of high demand in the global and domestic market.
1st day Rs. 2, 905 per gram Rs. 3,070 per gram Rs.2,895 per gram
Last day Rs. 3, 070 per gram Rs. 2, 895 per gram Rs.3,130 per gram
Highest price Rs. 3, 070 per gram Rs. 3, 080 per gram from 7th-8th May, 2016 Rs.3,200 per gram on 24th June
Lowest price Rs. 2, 880 per gram Rs. 2, 895 per gram from 30th -31st May, 2016 Rs.2,915 per gram on 1st June
Trend Prices rose after a lull, stabilising over the month Prices fell Rising
change + 5.67% increase -5.70% decrease +9.78%
Gold Rate Trend in Bellary in April 2016
With the commencement of operations after the strike was called off, prices rose on renewed domestic demand.
Gold prices globally fell on the news that the Fed could be raising interest rates.
The US Dollar strengthened on the interest rate hike, resulting in gold rates dropping.
Domestic demand managed to keep prices stable in spite of the global downslide in prices.
Gold Rate Trend in Bellary in May 2016
Gold was being traded at Rs. 3, 070 at the start of the month, boosted by high demand.
The market fluctuations due to US Fed interest rates being hiked pushed global prices lower, but the rate was steady domestically.
Stable demand continued, keeping prices constant in the third week of May.
A decrease in demand lowered prices, with gold trading at Rs. 2, 895, a decrease of 5.70%.
Gold Rate Trend of Bellary in June 2016
Gold rates increased steadily during the month of June thanks to stronger overseas trends amid increased offtake by industrial investors.
Despite marginal losses on certain days, the value of the precious metal rose consistently as the month progresses, and the highest rate was recorded on the 24th of the month when prices soared to Rs.3,200 per gram.
The overall increase in prices between the first and last day of the month was Rs.235.
1st day Rs. 2, 540 per gram Rs. 2, 960 per gram Rs. 2, 975 per gram
Last day Rs. 2, 710 per gram Rs. 2, 708 per gram Rs. 2, 900 per gram
Highest price Rs. 2, 715 per gram Rs. 2, 965 per gram Rs. 2, 975 per gram
Lowest price Rs. 2, 540 per gram Rs. 2, 708 per gram Rs. 2, 870 per gram
Trend Steady increase in gold price due to increased demand Prices fell mid-month, then stabilized Prices rose and then stabilised over the course of the month
Change 6.69% increase 9.30% increase 2.52% decrease
Gold Rate Trend in Bellary in January 2016
Gold traded at Rs. 2, 540 at the start of the month thanks to increased demand domestically, closing at Rs. 2, 710.
Festive season buying drove up the price, with high demand from jewellers.
International cues bolstered the price.
A dip in prices was seen due to global demand falling, but prices rose soon after.
Gold Rate Trend in Bellary in February 2016
Increased demand from jewellers domestically boosted prices, with gold trading at Rs. 2, 960 at the start of the month.
Prices peaked at Rs. 2, 965 due to strong international demand and a still weak Dollar.
Wedding season demand continued to push up prices as demand was steady throughout the month.
A gradually strengthening Rupee lowered prices fractionally towards the end of the month.
Gold Rate Trend in Bellary in March 2016
Gold prices were traded at Rs. 2, 975, taking its cue from a heightened demand globally.
National strike by jewellers resulted in production being halted indefinitely, affecting demand.
Prices fell fractionally due to the strike, resulting in a 2.552% decrease in the gold rate.
The strike reduced demand from the jewellery sector, keeping prices stable and constant.
A weakening Dollar and market uncertainty resulted in prices rising globally, but domestic rates were unaffected due to the strike curtailing operations.
Gold as an investment in Bellary
Gold is all forms - coins, bars and jewelry is sold in Bellary. Many in Bellary invest in Gold bars as protection against inflation. Festive occasions and weddings spur demand for Gold in Bellary. Gold is considered auspicious and various forms of temple jewelery is also popular.
Physical Gold: Jewelry remains the most dominant aspect of buying Gold in Bellary. Major jewellery stores in Bellary sell both traditional and designer Gold jewelry to cater to all kinds of customers. Bullion bars are sought-after by customers who wish to buy Gold for investment purposes.
Gold contracts: Consumers in Bellary also invest in gold contracts. The MCX (Multi Commodity Exchange) and NSEL (National Spot Exchange) sell spot and future gold contracts in India.
Gold rates in Bellary
Gold rates have been on the rise in the first two months of 2016 in Bellary. 1 gm of 24 karat gold which was pegged at Rs.2551 on December 27th, 2015, rose by 2.3% to Rs.2610 on January 1st, 2016. Gold rates rose further throughout the month of January with the price of 1 gm of 24 karat gold pegged at Rs.2679 on January 10th, Rs.2701 on January 19th and Rs.2717 on January 25th. The upward trend continued in the month of February as the price of 1 gm of 24 karat gold pegged at Rs.2759 on February 17th, rose by 6.9% to Rs.2866 on February 18th. The trend continued in the first week of March with 1 gm of 24 karat gold touching Rs.3032. Gold prices plummeted in latter half of 2015 barring mini-rallies in that 1 gm of 24 karat gold which was pegged at Rs.2723 in August, fell by -0.2% to Rs.2702 in September 2015. The downward trend continued in the following months with the price of 1 gm of 24 karat gold touching Rs.2560 in November 2015.
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'Tetris Effect' brings its VR head trip to PCs on July 23rd
iPadOS makes Apple's tablets feel like a priority again
Chris Velazco, @chrisvelazco
06.24.19 in Personal Computing
When I reviewed the iPad Pro last year, I was torn. Here was one of the most impressive (not to mention expensive) tablets any company had ever made, and its software seemed caught between two goals: provide the classic, friendly iOS experience people were used to, and grow in a way that made it more meaningful to pro users shelling out for premium hardware.
With iPadOS, Apple is striking a better balance between those two priorities. And now that the company is releasing the software as a public beta, anyone will be able to install iPadOS and check in on the company's progress. After using a beta build for a few days, I'm already impressed with the changes Apple has made. Some are more subtle than others but all told, this new software refines the iPad experience in some important ways. Let's take a closer look.
A quick note: Despite what its name might suggest, iPadOS is basically just a tablet-tuned version of iOS 13. Because of that, I'm not going to rehash all of the new features and fixes Apple baked into its mobile OS. For a deeper dive into all that, I suggest you check out our iOS 13 preview here.
The first thing you'll notice once you load iPadOS onto an iPad are the app icons: They're smaller! And you can fit far more of them on a single screen now. Think: 30 (not including what's in the dock), up from 20 in earlier versions of iOS. It takes a little getting used to on hardware like the iPad mini, but it makes a big difference for larger tablets like the Air and Pro, which were stuck with a considerable amount of dead space between icons. That always meant more home screens or more folders, neither of which seemed ideal.
Apple came up with another way to reduce wasted space: pinning Today widgets to the side of the home screen. This is one of those subtle touches you could ignore entirely if you wanted to, but I've found that having my to-do lists and breaking news within easy reach has been great. It's worth noting that these pinned widgets only appear while the iPad is propped up in landscape mode. Even so, Apple's design team has succeeded in making iPadOS feel a bit more like a traditional desktop OS, and it's a refreshing change of pace.
Improved multitasking
If all you've ever used an iPad for is web browsing and watching movies, Apple's updated multitasking system might not mean much to you. But if you've ever tried to actually get some work done on an iPad, you've surely had to deal with its limited multitasking tools. Sure, switching between apps is easy enough, and running two apps side by side in Split View and Slide Over has worked like a charm since iOS 11. With iPadOS, though, Apple has taken those multitasking features and made them much more flexible.
Let's start with Slide Over. As usual, if you have an app open, you can long-press another app in your dock and drag it to the side of the screen to view it in a smaller, floating window. New here is the ability to quickly switch between all of the apps you've already set up in that window. Swiping left and the right at the bottom of that panel takes you back and forth between all of them. (If you're curious, there doesn't seem to be an upper limit to the number of apps you can keep in Slide Over.)
If that sounds familiar, it's because Apple basically replicated the iPhone X's quick app switching, and it's remarkably helpful when you need different kinds of context while keeping your focus on the main app panel. This past week, I've mostly been using it to keep an eye on incoming text messages and controlling Spotify while writing this article. When you need to find a specific app running in Slide Over, a swipe up from the bottom of the window displays all of them at once for easy access to the right software.
Make no mistake: This is a big improvement over earlier versions of iOS, where you could keep just one app running in that narrow window. What's less great is that, as usual, you can only easily pull this off if the app you want to use in Slide Over already lives in the dock. In theory, it's easy enough to just load the dock up with all the software you use regularly, but this is less than ideal if you want to keep the dock from looking too cluttered. (In fairness, some of you won't find this nearly as annoying as I do.)
Meanwhile, Split View -- which lets you run two apps side by side -- works as well as it always did, but with a twist. iPadOS allows you to view content from the same app in two different windows. Let's say you're scoping some new restaurants for an evening out. Grabbing one of the Google search results and dragging it to the side of the screen opens that webpage in a separate Safari window. Or how about this one: You're using the Files app and want to view a document while you keep skimming through the rest of your folder. Easy, just grab the document, drag and drop; you can do both at the same time. You get where I'm going with this. Ultimately, I'd love to be able to pick up an iPad Pro and run multiple apps in multiple, self-contained windows as on a desktop, but this is as close we're going to get for now.
When you do pull off this split-screen trickery on purpose, it's genuinely helpful. My problem (for now, at least) is that when I'm holding the iPad and scrolling through a webpage, it's a little too easy to accidentally grab some element on-screen and yank it out into its own window. This is especially annoying when you're scrolling through pages with lots of image links (Reddit immediately comes to mind). It's irksome enough that Apple might want to rethink the timing required for this to work correctly.
Better browsing
Apple was keen to talk up iPadOS' "desktop-class" browsing at WWDC, and with good reason. As far as I'm concerned, this is one of the most important changes available here. In the past, browsing the internet with Safari on an iPad was kind of a crapshoot: Sometimes you'd get the full desktop version of a site, and the pared-down mobile view from another. Sure, you could force Safari to serve you the desktop version, but that extra step shouldn't ever have been necessary. Now it's not.
Every website I've tried on an iPad Pro and iPad mini running the new software correctly loaded as the full-fat desktop version. More importantly, web apps that Safari has previously struggled run perfectly in iPadOS, even on smaller devices like the mini. Here at Engadget, our parent company uses Google Apps, including Gmail, Docs, Sheets, etcetera. I've used all of those things at least once while testing iPadOS, and I'm pleased to report that after I mastered the touch input required, Safari handled each of those apps beautifully. Oh, and for the first time, I've been able to actually use Engadget's web-based CMS properly in Safari on an iPad. I probably shouldn't be shocked, but, well, here I am.
At the risk of sounding hyperbolic, this is a big deal. Issues with web compatibility have made it hard for me (and for other people, I'm sure) to embrace iPads are full-fledged work machines. With those restrictions lifted in iPadOS, the idea of using an iPad as your sole computer isn't nearly as far-fetched as it used to be.
Speaking of traditional computers, Safari has one more feature that's already part of any desktop-caliber web browser: a download manager. At long last, you can download files directly inside Safari, and manage them from a single place. Of course, that only really matters because of another big, underlying change Apple made to its mobile software.
A new, old approach to files
Assuming you're willing to shell out the cash, you can pick up an iPad with lots of storage space; two variants of the 2018 iPad Pro come with a whopping terabyte of storage. Until now, the problem was that you could never actually use that space to store and manage your personal files. Apple's Files app always let you poke around in folders created on the iPad itself, but that was about it.
Now, with iPadOS, you can create your own folders on your iPad and fill them up with your own stuff, whether you downloaded these files through Safari or pulled them over from a USB thumb drive. That latter option is especially convenient: Just plug one in (assuming it uses USB-C) or connect it via an adapter. It'll show up as an external drive in Files and you can start moving stuff around as needed.
Apple also says that you can connect USB hard drives to an iPad and manage your files that way too, but I haven't had any luck on that front; the Western Digital drive I connected drew power from the iPad and spun up as normal, but it never mounted in a way that the Files app could access. I guess I'll just have to try some more hard drives. Regardless, I've moved loads of documents and photos off a thumb drive.
But wait, there's more. The Files app now has a Mac-like column view that makes it easy to dig into all your nested folders. iPadOS also supports zipping and unzipping files directly on-device, so I haven't needed to worry about ferrying downloaded files off the iPad to decompress them. And while it doesn't seem to work just yet, you'll also be able to use the Files app to access SMB network drives, in case those are things you have to deal with regularly. I'll admit that lots of people who own iPads, maybe even most of them, will never get worked up over these file handling changes. Oh well. They're still useful, and they show how Apple is improving the iPad experience by blurring the line between tablets and traditional computers.
Since I've had limited time with the iPadOS beta so far, there are some features I haven't used as much as others. These are some of the standouts.
Pencil improvements: I'm more of a doodler and a note-taker than I used to be, but I still don't use the Apple Pencil that often. But for those of you who do, there are plenty of Pencil-friendly updates to be found in iPadOS. The palette of tools that pops up when you start using the Pencil has been redesigned, and you can flick it around the screen so it doesn't obscure whatever you were doing in the first place. Apple has also said that, thanks to some under-the-hood optimizations, the Pencil's latency has dropped to as low as 9ms. With that said, I haven't noticed a huge difference in Pencil performance so far.
For what it's worth, one of the smallest changes to the Pencil experience has been the most useful. If you swipe in from the side of the screen with the Pencil, the iPad will take a screenshot you can immediately start marking up. You can even use this feature to take full-length screenshots of web pages and documents.
Sidecar: One of the most interesting additions to iPadOS is the ability to connect iPad Pros to Macs for use as secondary displays or graphics tablets. My colleague Dana has the Catalina update running on an iMac and took the feature for a spin herself. You can read her impressions here.
Mouse support: At long last, you can use a mouse (wired or Bluetooth) with your iPad. It takes a little setting up, though: You have to enable it as a pointing device in the Assistive Touch, which requires a trip into iPadOS' accessibility settings. Scroll wheels work fine right out of the gate, and if your mouse has additional buttons you can easily customize their actions. Keep in mind that iPadOS and iOS aren't really optimized for interacting with mice, so the feature isn't quite as helpful as you might hope. Since there aren't any sensitivity controls, the cursor just jets all over the screen even though I'm barely moving my hand.
It'll be a few more months before Apple releases a final version of iPadOS and based on what I've seen so far, it's going to be worth the wait. The company's business customers should be especially excited: Apple addressed many of the criticisms that prevented the iPad Pro from being the do-it-all computer it aspires to be. As for everyone else, they'll benefit from subtle performance improvements and some extra polish. There's something for everyone here, and since Apple is one of the last major players in the tablet space, that's good news indeed.
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The second reason for doing this is the cost. Expired film is a lot cheaper. This is a great way to get into shooting film, as expired film tends to be a lot cheaper. You tend to find some people starting out do this, or if they want to just shoot anything, or even just testing out to see if a camera works.
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It is certainly worth trying the experience a couple of times if film photography is something you enjoy. You may be pleasantly surprised with the results.
Shooting film costs money to develop and convert to digital. This does mean that a person is less likely to choose to shoot expired film rather than in date film, unless they are deliberately trying to get the unpredictable results.


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