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Tuesday, October 2, 2012
The Google Now Home Screen [Featured Android Home Screen]
It's actually a pretty simple look, all you need is a few apps:
You can see more on dp0's MyColorScreen profile.
Do you have an awesome, tweaked-into-oblivion home or lock screen of your own that you'd like to share? Go ahead and post it on the #homescreenshowcase forum with a description of how you made it and it may be the next featured home screen.
The Google Now Home Screen | #homescreenshowcase
Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/lifehacker/full/~3/m6p-Zf3VSko/the-google-now-home-screen
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Monday, October 1, 2012
SEO in Philly: Why Recreational Vehicles Need Insurance Coverage
Have you ever wondered whether recreational vehicles need insurance coverage? They do. A number of recreational vehicles (RVs) function as both home and vehicle to some. Therefore, if you take your home with you on the road, you need to get your RV insured. Now, if you are wondering whether the smaller RVs need insurance too, let us discuss the matter. ?
For smaller recreational vehicles like all-terrain vehicles, snow mobiles, fifth wheel motor homes, personal watercraft and boats, insurance coverage should also be obtained. Why? Accidents happen anytime and anywhere. This means you have to protect your property through specialty insurance coverage, apart from your home insurance. In fact, even golf carts should have insurance. There are a few communities that rely on golf carts to go from place to place. ?
So, what are the reasons why recreational vehicles should have insurance coverage?
? Your valuable things on the RV ? TV, laptop, camcorder, and other things ? could get lost or damaged. You cannot get paid for them if you only have a regular auto or home insurance as these are not on your ?residence premises?.?
? You can be held responsible for the injury sustained by a person or for the damage to property if your parked recreational vehicle causes the accident that leads to the injury or damage to property.
? Your RV could get damaged on the road. ?
What are the coverage options included in RV insurance policies?
? Physical Injury and Property Damage liability covers injury of a person or damage to property. If you are responsible for the accident, the insurance can pay for repairs, medical bills, and lost wages of the injured party.
? Uninsured or underinsured motorist covers medical bills of the injured party whose insurance does not cover the injury or who does not have any insurance at all.?
? Medical and other Health Miscellaneous Payments covers injury or damage of the passengers inside the vehicle.
? Roadside Assistance covers the cost of towing the damaged RV to a repair shop and also covers payment for labor.
You have to know that most low cost auto insurance for Philadelphia residents does not cover enough of the many RV incidents. ?This is why you have to find the best insurance brokerage in the Delaware Valley to help you decide what to include in the insurance policy for your fifth wheel or off-road vehicles. ?Ask the auto insurance specialist in Philadelphia to tell you what is included in the coverage. Lastly, you must know that not all insurance brokers in Bucks County are the same. Thus, be sure to find the best one. ?Source: http://seophilly.blogspot.com/2012/09/why-recreational-vehicles-need.html
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Exclusive: Chinese halt at flagship mine imperils Afghan future
Saturday, September 29, 2012
Exclusive: Chinese halt at flagship mine imperils Afghan future
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Source: http://afghanistaninfo.blogspot.com/2012/09/exclusive-chinese-halt-at-flagship-mine_29.html
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Get In the Halloween Spirit With Cheerful Home Decor Ideas ...
Hello G45ers,
Happy Monday and welcome to another grand week of gorgeous crafts and fun! We are so pleased that you are joining us today! Autumn is in the air and stores are already stocking up on Halloween candy, costumes and decorations. We are such big fans of Halloween! It doesn't always have to be about frights and ghouls. There's also a sweet and playful side to Halloween that our Happy Haunting collection captures perfectly. Today you will see some beautiful Halloween-inspired crafts that are sure to fill you with delight! There's an incredible 3-D piece of home decor by Laura Denison and a beautiful altered keepsake box by Alberto Juarez. Get ready to be totally amazed and inspired by today's crafts. They are a Halloween dream! We also have a new blog contest this week! We're giving away a very special prize, a very rare and beautiful Hallowe'en in Wonderland 12x12 paper pad, Graphic 45 Black Policy Envelope, Flower Staples, Metal Tag Staples and 2 chipboards from Imaginarium Designs! All you need to do to enter to win this amazing prize is leave us a blog or Facebook comment this week! We will be choosing one random winner from this week's comments and announcing them on our blog this Friday, October 5th! Behold this fabulous Halloween prize pack!
And now it's time for some gorgeous Halloween inspiration! Even though Halloween is still a few weeks away it's the perfect time to start thinking about home decor! Decorating for Halloween is a fun activity that the whole family can enjoy! Why not have some cheerful handmade pieces of home decor that will add a personalized touch to your Halloween festivities? Handmade home decor is also a great way to preserve your memories for years to come! So lets begin with this absolutely remarkable wall hanging by Laura Denison. This stunning piece is a true work of art. It's not just great for Halloween, it's also perfect for Autumn and Winter decorating. Another fun feature to this piece is that Laura blended lots of different Graphic 45 collections together. You can see how beautifully Graphic 45 papers blend to create a truly unique and beautiful craft. Here is what Laura had to say about this splendid creation.
"Before I entered the world of paper, I designed ?a lot of pictorial applique quilts. For quite some time I have wanted to translate this style of my past work into paper.....sort of like painting with paper. I started out with a general idea of what I wanted this owl to look like and then freeform cut the pieces, building layer by layer. I love the dimensional quality of the paper pieces vs. the flatness of the fabric in my past quilting work. The vintage flavor of the Graphic 45 papers worked well to give this owl its air of mystery." -Laura Denison
Supplies:
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Other Products Used:
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Next up is this lovely altered box by Alberto Juarez. Altered boxes are great at Halloween time because there are perfect for storing Halloween's top commodity, candy! You can also use them for other fun objects and treats. Think about what a great addition a sweet box like this would make to your Halloween home decor! With Happy Haunting papers it's easy to create a marvelous treasure that will last a lifetime!? That's all for today, G45ers. Thank you all so much for joining us! We hope you have a fantastic day! Huge thanks to Laura Denison and Alberto Juarez for their incredible work. Don't forget to leave us a blog of Facebook comment this week for your chance to win our fabulous blog prize! We will have more inspiration and fun on tomorrow's blog. We hope you'll come back and see us!Warm Autumn Wishes,
Your Friends at Graphic 45
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Japan's Next Cabinet: Reformist, Bipartisan
BY MITSURU OBE
TOKYO?When Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda unveils his new Cabinet as early as Monday, it's expected to be made up of ministers who will demonstrate his commitment to seeing through his divisive fiscal austerity steps.
The focus will be on who fills the shoes of Finance Minister Jun Azumi, who is leaving that job to assist Mr. Noda in maintaining party unity and winning opposition support on difficult fiscal-overhaul issues.
All the names that have been floated as Mr. Azumi's successor are strong supporters of Mr. Noda's fiscal-overhaul agenda: Deputy Prime Minister Katsuya Okada; Seiji Maehara, secretary-general of the ruling ...
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Wave of bombings across Iraq leaves 26 dead
BAGHDAD (AP) ? A series of coordinated bombings shattered Shiite neighborhoods and struck at Iraqi security forces Sunday, killing at least 26 in attacks that one official described as a rallying call by al-Qaida just days after dozens of militants escaped from prison.
The blasts brought September's death toll from sectarian violence to nearly 200 people ? a grim, above-average monthly total for the period since U.S. troops left last year. The steady pace of attacks has worked to undermine confidence in the government.
"The people are fed up with the killings in Iraqi cities," said Ammar Abbas, 45, a Shiite and government employee who lives in a Baghdad neighborhood near one of the bombings. "The government officials should feel shame for letting their people die at the hands of terrorists."
Police said the wave of explosions stretched from the restive but oil-rich city of Kirkuk in the north to the southern Shiite town of Kut, wounding at least 94 people. There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attacks, but bombings are a hallmark of al-Qaida in Iraq, the Sunni insurgency that has been struggling for years to goad Shiite militias back toward civil war.
A key Shiite lawmaker said the bombings likely sought to galvanize al-Qaida in the wake of a prison break last Friday in Saddam Hussein's northern hometown of Tikrit. Scores of inmates escaped ? including as many as 47 convicted al-Qaida militants ? in a massive security lapse that the government acknowledged had help from inside.
"Al-Qaida leaders have no intention of leaving this country or letting Iraqis live in peace," said Hakim al-Zamili, a Shiite member of parliament's security committee. "The jailbreak in Tikrit has boosted al-Qaida's morale in Iraq and thus we should expect more attacks in the near future."
"The situation in Iraq is still unstable," al-Zamili added. "And repetition of such attacks shows that our security forces are still unqualified to deal with the terrorists."
Spokesmen for the government and Baghdad's military command could not immediately be reached for comment.
Sunday's deadliest attack struck the town of Taji, a former al-Qaida stronghold just north of Baghdad. Police said three explosive-rigged cars in a Shiite neighborhood went off within minutes of each other, killing eight and wounding 28 in back-to-back blasts that began around 7:15 a.m.
At almost the same time, in Baghdad, police said a suicide bomber set off his explosives-packed car in the northwest Shiite neighborhood of Shula. One person was killed and seven wounded. Police could not immediately identify the target.
"So many people were hurt. A leg of a person was amputated," lamented Shula resident Naeem Frieh. "What have those innocent people done to deserve this?"
The chain reaction of blasts continued throughout the morning, petering off around noon.
Another suicide bomber drove a minibus into a security checkpoint in Kut, located 160 kilometers (100 miles) southeast of Baghdad. Maj. Gen. Hussein Abdul-Hadi Mahbob said three police officers were killed and five wounded.
A military patrol hit a roadside bomb in Tarmiyah, about an hour north of Baghdad, killing two soldiers and wounding six passers-by, officials said.
And car bombs exploded outside the northern city of Kirkuk, the northeastern towns of Balad Ruz and Khan Bani Saad in Diyala province, and in the town of Madain outside Baghdad. In all, seven people were killed.
Also in Baghdad, a double car bomb struck the mostly Shiite neighborhood of Karradah in the most recent episode of an all-too-familiar insurgent tactic. The first explosion came as a security patrol passed, killing a police officer and a bystander, and wounding eight other people. As emergency responders rushed to the scene, the second car blew up, killing three passers-by and injuring 12, according to officials.
An Associated Press cameraman was knocked to the ground in the second explosion and an AP photographer was slightly injured.
All of the casualties were confirmed by Iraqi security and health officials who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not allowed to release the information.
Earlier this summer, the Iraqi wing of al-Qaida, also called the Islamic State of Iraq, launched a campaign dubbed "Breaking the Walls," which aimed at retaking strongholds from which it was driven by the American military after sectarian fighting peaked in 2007.
The insurgent group has for years had a hot-and-cold relationship with the global terror network's leadership. Both shared the goal of targeting the U.S. military in Iraq and, to an extent, undermining the Shiite government that replaced Saddam Hussein's regime. But al-Qaida leaders Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahri distanced themselves from the Iraqi militants in 2007 for also killing Iraqi civilians instead of focusing on Western targets.
But even before U.S. troops withdrew last December, the insurgency sought to taunt Shiite militias and undermine Iraq's beleaguered Shiite-led government through near-monthly spectacular attacks that usually came on the same day in different places across the country, leaving scores of Shiites and security forces dead.
So far this year, the deadly trend has continued. January was Iraq's bloodiest month since the withdrawal, with 255 people killed in sectarian-related attacks. At least 193 people were killed in September. Deaths hit a relative low in May, with 48 killed, according to an Associated Press count.
"Such attacks waged on almost monthly basis show that the terrorist groups are still strong and they are not scattered or in chaos as depicted by the government," said Hadi Jalo, a political analyst in Baghdad. "It shows also that the failing security forces have not moved a step forward in their war against terrorism."
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Associated Press writers Sameer N. Yacoub and Sinan Salaheddin in Baghdad contributed to this report. Follow Lara Jakes on Twitter at www.twitter.com/larajakesAP
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/wave-bombings-across-iraq-leaves-26-dead-175222191.html
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