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Tecno Phantom Vision V Concept Phone with Unique Design Revealed
by Anvinraj Valiyathara January 19, 2023 January 19, 2023 0
Several smartphone brands, such as Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi, OPPO, and Vivo, have launched foldable phones. In future, Google and OnePlus are expected to enter the foldable market. A Tecno device with the model number AD10 and the marketing name Phantom V was discovered in the Bluetooth SIG certification platform's database in December 2022. According to the listing, it could be Tecno's first foldable phone. While there is no official word on it yet, GSMArena has published the renders of the Phantom Vision V concept phone. It offers a unique design as compared to the foldable phones available.
Tecno Phantom Vision V concept renderr by GSMArena
Most foldable phones have a cover display and a separate inner foldable screen. Since the Phantom V concept doesn't have a dedicated cover display, it has a very different look.
Instead, the Phantom Vision V has a single rollable screen. When the device is folded, the screen remains on the front. However, when the device is opened, the screen portion available outside starts moving inside, thereby expanding the inner display area. As per the publication, when the display is fully expanded, the device can be used like a tablet since it offers a usable screen space of 10.1 inches.
Hence, the Phantom Vision V, which seems to have a form factor similar to the foldable phones from other brands, manages to offer a larger display area on the inside, thanks to the presence of a rollable screen. When folded, the device can function as a regular smartphone.
The Phantom Vision V has three cameras, a quad-LED flash, and a secondary screen on the back. The latter can be used to view notifications, reminders, and AOD (Always-on Display) elements.
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When an individual or company challenges the validity of a patent, "the burden of establishing invalidity of a patent or any claim thereof shall rest on the …
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This ruling cannot stand, and the CAFC needs to step back from the brink. The CAFC has vastly overreached in Soverain v. Newegg, and it is imperative …
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This month I have been running a series of articles on the United States Supreme Court. Today we switch things up a little and talk patents, focusing …
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icrosoft wanted to see that changed, with prior art not considered by the Patent Office requiring a lower evidentiary threshold to invalidate. To rule in Microsoft's favor …
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EDM News Featured New Music
Eric Clapton Released An EDM Version Of Jingle Bells And It's Really Confusing But Kind Of Awesome
Eric Clapton Released An EDM Version Of Jingle Bells And It's Really Confusing But Kind Of Awesome
There is little debate that Eric Clapton is the most influential (living) guitarist of all time. From his time with the Yardbirds, to Cream, to Derek and the Dominos to his solo work, Clapton has been inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame more times than any other musician alive. One thing that just about everyone never expected one of the world's most iconic musicians to do, especially in his 70s was to release an EDM track.
Yet, the year is 2018, and the laws of the world no longer apply. On his most recent release, an album called 'Happy Xmas', Clapton released over a dozen reworked Christmas classics. Most of them are what is expected from Clapton, blues and rock infused carols with a ton of excellent guitar. Then there is 'Jingle Bells'. Clapton's take on the track is honestly a full-on house track. Naturally, guitar riffs have been overlaid the beat, but don't get it twisted – this thing has a full on drop and everything.
It took me a few listens to believe it, but honestly – its kind of awesome to see an artist as hallowed as Clapton jump into dance music even this late in his life.
Featured Photo via Wikimedia Commons under the GNU Free Documentation License, original seen here.
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Shoeshop Harry is the one with his nose in front – it is a bequest to him from his late uncle that kicks off all the shenanigans. A sizeable inheritance with an all-expenses-paid trip to the French Riviera to boot, with just the one catch – Harry has to take his uncle's body with him on every step of the holiday. As several other interested parties get wind of the news, the scene is set for all sorts of supremely silly capers and your enjoyment of the show may well depend on your tolerance of daftness.
And there's a real freshness to his production, exemplified by Reuben Speed's inspired design choices. The sheer simplicity of the doorframes hints at the farce about to come without needing to get too hung up on the finer points of a design that would otherwise need to include a shoeshop in East Grinstead and a New Jersey dentists before we even get to the casinos and lavish hotels of Monte Carlo. The production is also, crucially, really rather funny.
Tom Elliot Reade and Natasha Hoeberigs make a hugely appealing leading couple, their antagonistic relationship captured perfectly in the show's most dreamily melodious moment 'Nice'. But as with Will and Grace, it's Jack and Karen you've got to look out for and here, it is Tom Keeling's Vincent and Natalie Moore-Williams' frankly outrageous Rita La Porter who steal pretty much every scene they're in with a gleefully infectious sense of light-hearted fun which epitomises the production as a whole.


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Q: Find table rows with the same input values I am looking for a way to put the word "equal" in the first column and highlight the "tr" of all rows where the input values are equal, as in the image. I have this code but it only works if the next - next row is the same:
$('.equal').each(function() {

 var car= $(this).closest("tr").find(".car").val();
 var model= $(this).closest("tr").find(".model").val();

 var car1= $(this).closest("tr").nextAll('tr').find(".car").val();
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A: Well, it might be not optimal but it dos the job.

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While a Trump presidency is not impossible, in this topsy-turvy election it has turned out to be foolish to make predictions. It seems fair, however, to ask a question that is being ignored or suppressed: if eight years of Bill Clinton gave us George W. Bush, and eight years of Obama gave us Trump, what would eight years of Hillary Clinton give us?
Only a concrete analysis of our concrete situation can determine what role, if any, the black bloc can play in today's movements.


The softball playoffs are in the sweet 16. Baseball playoffs are down to the elite eight. And in the class 4A playoffs, there are two in-town games. Laney heads to Ashley for softball at 7 p.m. Tuesday, while Ashley's baseball team heads to Hoggard for a regional semifinal matchup at 6 p.m.
Powell's at Hoggard for the baseball game, and Tim Hower's at Ashley for the softball showdown. Since it's such a nice evening with two games in town, we're going to have a live chat in the same vein we usually do for football. For live updates, Click Here.
who are Ashley's opponents and date/place for next game.
Chuck, Ashley will move on to play Holly Springs in the East Regional baseball series, first game on Thursday. Time and location TBA, but we'll put it online as soon as we know. Ashley softball will host Clayton on Friday.


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If you're wondering whether dogs can eat tortillas, unfortunately, pets don't have the best digestive systems for processed flour and corn-based foods. While not poisonous or toxic, flour or corn tortillas and chips are bad for dogs, at least if you want your puppy to be the healthiest and fittest she can be. Furthermore, some dogs have allergies or sensitivities to grains, meaning tortillas can pose health risks to pets.
Ultimately, with minimal nutrition value and the potential for dangerous outcomes, we can't recommend that dogs eat tortillas. While occasionally feeding your puppy tortillas or corn chips is safe, here's why we'd avoid giving dogs any processed corn or flour-based snacks.
2 Can Dogs Eat Tortilla Chips?
While tortillas aren't dangerous or extremely unhealthy for dogs, they don't contribute to a healthy, well-balanced canine diet. Dogs have very sensitive digestive systems, and if they eat too many tortillas or chips, it can lead to a very upset stomach and other potential health issues. Moreover, dogs process grains and corn differently than how humans do, so these types of foods can lead to health problems.
Tortillas are also a processed food, and those are never good for dogs. They can contain a number of ingredients and preservatives that are unhealthy for dogs. This is the reason why corn tortillas are also bad for dogs although fresh corn is not. Tortillas are also high in calories with very little additional nutrients, which can increase your dogs' risk of developing obesity or other health conditions like diabetes and pancreatitis.
Tortilla chips are no better for dogs than regular tortillas. In fact, tortilla and corn chips can be even less healthy for dogs to eat. For one thing, most tortilla chips are loaded with salt, which is not good for dogs. Too much salt can lead to many health issues, including kidney problems, so it is best to avoid giving your dogs any type of chips.
Tortilla chips are also fried which means they have high fat and oil content. This can also increase your dog's risk of developing obesity. The same goes for corn chips as they are also high in sodium and often flavored with seasonings and other additives that are unhealthy for dogs to consume (e.g. onion or garlic powder).
Another reason to avoid giving tortillas to dogs is that they might contain gluten. Some dogs, just like humans, are sensitive or even allergic to gluten. If your pet has a gluten sensitivity, it is definitely best to avoid giving her any bread products, including tortillas.
Typically, you have nothing to be concerned about if your dog accidentally eats a few chips. However, tortilla chips and corn chips should never be given to your dogs on a regular basis.
If your dogs love crunchy treats, there are several better options available than tortillas, regardless of whether they are made from flour or corn. In fact, it's actually much safer to give your dogs bread (as long as they aren't allergic to gluten). Your dogs won't know the difference and they'll be just as happy with this tasty treat (in moderation).
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As of 6/20/2008 here are the stats for the Cooper Mountain Neighborhood. This week I've changed the stats to only count the sales from the last 7 days to give a better reflection of what is going on in the neighborhood during any given week.
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THE G20 AND FATF'S MONEY LAUNDERING MEASURES
Nicola Sharp
ARTICLE14 January 2021
G20 leaders have repeated their commitment to following anti-money laundering policy measures recommended by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).
At a summit hosted in Riyadh by the Saudi presidency, the G20 leaders issued a declaration stating that they supported the Anti-Money Laundering (AML)/Counter-Terrorist Financing (CFT) policy responses detailed in FATF's paper on COVID-19.
The declaration reaffirmed the G20's support for FATF as the global standard-setting body for preventing and combating money laundering, terrorist financing and proliferation financing. It followed FATF reminding G20 leaders that the COVID-19 pandemic has led to criminals and corrupt politicians "misappropriating funds and misusing government contracts for personal gain."
FATF has said the vast majority of countries are failing to implement the necessary measures.
The FATF has called for:
Greater investment in law enforcement in order to ensure that adequate resources are available to follow the flow of corrupt money.
Countries to ensure that up-to-date and accurate beneficial ownership information is rapidly available to authorities, so that the use of anonymous shell companies to launder funds can be stopped.
Increased oversight of the non-financial sectors, with those with links to the financial system – such as lawyers, accountants and company service providers – being "inside the regulatory tent'' so law enforcement agencies can obtain relevant information to build cases.
The renewed commitment to the FATF by G20 leaders is of the upmost importance. Establishing coherent global policies, such as those put forward by FATF, will be vital in working towards tackling money laundering. It will be interesting to see whether the pledge comes to any sort of fruition in the near future.


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An Update on 206 Bowery
Posted on: July 9th, 2010 at 6:13 am	by Elie
Theater artist Ralph Lewis is hanging on by a thread at 206 Bowery, but is nevertheless fighting the good fight to obtain landmark status for his beloved home. He's lived there for nearly a decade and believes "it [206 Bowery] stands for the small and intimate that we just don't value enough in this town." Thankfully, the Landmarks Preservation Commission has swooped in, and is set to hear the case on July 13.
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Mr. Lewis sent us the following report:
Tuesday night, Community Board 2's Landmarks Committee unanimously approved a recommendation to the LPC for landmark designation of 206 Bowery. Another positive step toward saving the lil' old Bowery House!
Next up is the Public Hearing of the Landmarks Preservation Commission on July 13, 9:30 – 9:45am, (That's quick!?) at 1 Centre St., 9th Fl. Conference Room, near Chambers St.
The Bowery Alliance of Neighbors have found 206 Bowery on the tax records of 1808, so it was around before that. It's old. Maybe the 7th oldest structure on the Bowery. And it's small. One of only a couple of actual Houses left on the Bowery. And it has been through the best and worst of Manhattan. It's survived this far, the lil' house that could, so it really does deserve to be a Landmark now.
I hope to get some folks to show up on the 13th to cheer on 206.
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East Broadway Subway Station Turns 85
The East Broadway subway station wasn't always a shady dungeon attracting crime. Once upon a time, the transit stop inspired celebrations across the Lower East Side. It was exactly eighty-five years ago – January 1, 1936 – that the East Broadway subway station debuted to the public. The feat of subterranean engineering, then known as […]
Looking at the New Ludlow House Annex Atop Demolished Libation Site
Well, that was quick. With Libation excised from the Lower East Side, the hole is now filled. Taken over by Ludlow House. The building at 137 Ludlow Street was demolished last year, and replaced in a matter of months. In fact, it's already operational. The architecture of this one-story newcomer mirrors design elements of its […]
Stringer Promises 'Fair Share' of PPP for City Businesses
City Comptroller (and mayoral candidate) Scott Stringer held a press conference yesterday at the Chinatown kiosk on Canal Street, announcing a plan to funnel federal Payroll Protection (PPP) dollars to New York city businesses. It certainly triggered an uncomfortable memory of last year's PPP fiasco. The first round of PPP went into effect just a […]
'Open Streets' Town Hall Yields More Questions than Answers
Tuesday night's Town Hall on Open Restaurants and Open Streets, hosted by Community Boards 3 and 6 – left residents with more questions than answers regarding the long-term impact these pandemic-era health and economic neighborhood solutions have on a post-COVID city. However, the online meetup did bring a wide scope of information in terms of […]
Unused Half of Bowery's Sunshine Hotel Flophouse Available to Rent
The leasing banner has been strung from the facade of 241 Bowery for more than two years. Without much success. The second and third floors (combined 8,938 square-feet) – once part of the Sunshine Hotel flophouse – are again on the market. And at a hefty price: $6,495 for a "raw" space that requires renovations […]
Bluestockings Bookstore Leans on Supporters to Survive Pandemic Winter and Open on Suffolk Street
Bluestockings Bookstore announced last week that its three-months-running crowdfunding campaign was a success, allowing the Lower East Side literary stalwart to realize its relocation. Over the summer, the first such fundraiser helped the so-called feminist bookstore foot the bill for the lease on 116 Suffolk Street after a pandemic rent hike at the original spot. […]
Little Gio's Pizza Rolls up Orchard Street Outpost
One less pizzeria for Hell Square. Little Gio's Pizza recently closed down its Orchard Street annex. Token butcher paper in the windows signals the end of this road. The expansion outpost of the First Avenue pizzeria lasted about a year. It replaced the locals favorite, Georgia's Eastside BBQ, which shuttered in May 2018 thanks to […]
Sunshine Cinema Office Development Reaches Halfway Mark
The Sunshine Cinema couldn't be further down the horizon. Especially as each steel beam is knocked into place. Progress on the new office building at 143 East Houston Street is certainly visible now. Its skeleton recently reached the halfway mark, as it climbs to a total height of about nine stories. As previously reported, owners […]
Wells Fargo Inspections Signal Extell's Loan Interest for Cherry Street Tower
It appears that Extell needs more money to operate 227 Cherry Street. Wavecrest Management, which oversees this affordable building in the shadow of One Manhattan Square, circulated a letter to tenants that Wells Fargo bank will be on-premise tomorrow for a "lender site inspection." So, it would appear that Extell seeks another loan for this […]
The Pandemic Newcomers to Chinatown Restaurant Scene
Opening a new business is always risky but opening in the middle of a pandemic takes "cojones." And that's exactly what three Chinatown entrepreneurs did. Recall that the economic devastation in Chinatown already dates back one year. The onset of Covid-19 overseas caused sharp declines in revenue for most businesses already struggling to survive on […]
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When leaving the Grande Vigie and by taking the road alongside the east coast, towards the Moule, we find again the shoreline with a particular lagoon, Lagoon of the Porte d'Enfer (Gate of Hell).
We must park on an earthy open space , on the right of the road, sadly in full sun.
It is a strip of sea which plunges into the coastline, peaceful and shallow with very warm water. Swimming is a pleasure for all ages? even by going in the middle. Some lovely fish to see.
The south bank contains carbets with benches and shaded places. A path allows you to mount for a hike to the "Trou de Madame Coco" large wide open crack, and further, the "Trou du Souffleur".
The north bank of the lagoon is less hospitable, less shady and more rocky, but it enables us to sit on the edge of bushes.
It is possible to walk to the entrance of the lagoon where the waves come knocking the rocks.
The pictures speak for themselves ... Not hell, but paradise!
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Study: Toxins produced by tube-dwelling anemones have pharmacological potential
Publicado em 28 outubro 2020
Por André Julião | Agência FAPESP
The analysis revealed that the toxins that can act on the nervous system, cardiovascular system, and cell walls, among other functions, paving the way to the discovery of novel medications.
"Tube anemones and sea anemones were assigned to the same family for a long time, but since 2014 our group has shown that aside from external anatomy they're very different.
They display distinct forms of behavior, lifecycle, and other traits. We assumed the toxins they produce must also be different," said Sérgio Stampar, a professor in São Paulo State University's School of Sciences and Letters (FCL-UNESP) at Assis, Brazil, and principal investigator for the study, which is published in the journal Marine Drugs.
The research was supported by FAPESP via funding for three projects (15/24408-4, 19/03552-0 and 17/50028-0), and was conducted in collaboration with scientists affiliated with the University of Kansas, the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and Florida Southern College.
The researchers took samples of the animals' tentacles and extracted the RNA, which they then sequenced. They used bioinformatics software to classify most of what was transcribed, which they grouped into families of toxins. The analysis showed that 525 genes were associated with these substances.
The toxins belong to families also found in jellyfish, whose venoms burn humans and can even kill them. In addition, because anemones' tentacles are part of their digestive system, the researchers expected to find similar compounds in both groups.
More than substances used in digestion, however, tube anemones produce neurotoxins and other substances that affect the bloodstream and destroy cell walls, as is typical of toxins used to kill prey and defend against predators.
Curiously enough, there are no reports of accidents involving these animals. I've handled them without gloves a few times and never been stung. We don't yet know why humans aren't affected by their toxic arsenal." Sérgio…
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Getting in some good strokes before SD Crew Classic this weekend! ?????
?elcome home Badgers! ?????? you glad we?re back? #GoBadgers #OnWisconsin #MadisonSunrise?
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Challenge Cup is a go with combined racing because of the weather. Varsity at 10:12; 2v at 10:24; 3v at 10:36.


A double retrograde with moon phase, powered by an in-house movement.
Available in three different guises, the Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Moon Retrograde unveiled at Baselworld 2017 offers a retrograde displays of the date as well as power reserve, equipped with a proprietary movement. With the twin retrograde indicators, Maurice Lacroix pays tribute to the original Masterpiece wristwatch introduced in 2003.
Hours and minutes are displayed traditionally via the central hands while the calendar function at 10 o'clock and the power reserve at two. Additionally, the watch displays the day of the week on the same sub-dial as the moon phase.
The Masterpiece Moon Retrograde is available with a blue, black or silver dial. Both the blue and black dials have rhodium-plated indices and hands, but different dial finishes. The black dial has a vertical brushing while the blue version is finished with Côtes de Genève, the same decoration often found on movement bridges.
The third colour option is a silver dial with blue hands and indices, matched with a Clous de Paris, or hobnail, pattern on the three sub-dials for the calendar, power reserve and moon phase.
As the retrograde display for the power reserve on the silver dial version is a little bigger, the power reserve indicators on the other two references are comparatively smaller, explaining the different position of the brand name on the dial.
The Moon Retrograde features a polished stainless steel case with a diameter of 43mm. Despite this quite large diameter and an impressive height of the case, the piece sits on the wrist very comfortably, thanks to the relatively short lugs.
A see-through case back enables the beholder a view into the self-winding ML192 movement, which is an in-house calibre that contains 344 parts. It runs at 18,000 beats per hour and has a power reserve of approximately 52. The rhodium-plated bridges and the skeleton rotor are decorated with spiral Côtes de Genève.
The Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Moon Retrograde is fitted to a black crocodile strap with a folding buckle. The retail price is be SFr4900.
Maurice Lacroix gives its "Super Compressor" style dive watch blue and yellow livery in a 100-piece limited edition.


Hero and Claudio's betrothal is endangered when Hero is falsely accused of infidelity. Meanwhile, a "lover's trap" is set for Benedick who has forsworn marriage to his adversary Beatrice. This merry war soon dissolves into love, while Hero's supposed infidelity is shown to be little more than "Much Ado About Nothing".