The Dell Inspiron 13 may not be the thinnest or lightest laptop Dell offers. But measuring about 0.75 inches thick and weighing less than 3.5 pounds, the notebook isn’t exactly enormous… and right now you can pick up a model with some pretty serious specs for just $649.
That’s how much the Microsoft Store is charging for a model with a Core i7 Skylake processor, 8GB of RAM, and 256GB storage. Oh, and the notebook also has a 13.3 inch, 1920 x 1080 pixel display which folds back 360 degrees to let you use the computer as a tablet.
Sonic Duo Presents, the latest single from Sruly Green.
Sometimes a song sits just long enough to have it heard and released in the right time! This song was composed a while ago for another project, and at the last minute the song wasn’t taken. It had different words, but it never felt like it worked. Then last week Sruly Green was sitting by Mendy Hershkowitz studio working on other songs and at the last moment, Sruly decided to play this track, with the new words, Kamatz Aleph.
Everyone was excited, and Sruly was encouraged to release it right away before Purim. That’s when Zishy Surkis, a close Chaver of Sruly brought him to the studio to record the new lyrics, and together they went to Shevach studio in Skver lead by Yossi Glick a leader of Yingerlich choir. The song was finalized and ready to be heard!
Every song has it’s own path, and this one took the path it was meant for you to hear it today! Song produced by Sruli Broncher and will be available everywhere for download and streaming!All right, y’all. Today’s playlist is courtesy of Vic of FDVM.🎶 He’s been flying around on his first-ever Daybreaker tour and is giving us one of the first listens to his new song. Scroll down to check it out (plus a few more goodies) and may it keep you boppin’ through ’til Monday.
I never thought I was a good dancer growing up. I took many dance classes in school and I realize now how extremely unaware of my body I was. I was always told to smile, which felt too forced for me, and I would think about smiling instead of the choreography. Technically speaking, I understood the moves, but could not physically manifest them.
Fast forward to adulthood, I found I needed a place to dance freely and learn how my body could move — and smile on my own. Dance classes were too structured, and at most clubs or bars, I honestly did not feel safe dancing how I wanted. I felt it would be perceived as too weird, dramatic or sexy and I would get unwanted attention.
While I loved the nightlife and the people, I was looking for alternatives that weren’t so late and did not involve all the substances. I was invited with my friends at Kostume Kult and we got up at the buttcrack of dawn to dress up in costumes and dance at Daybreaker.🌅 I loved the energy in the room and that people got up that early to sweat it out before the day even started.
HOW DO WE KNOW? Randomized studies in which participants were given a positive emotion induction — for many of these, it was simply candy wrapped in cellophane — have proven it’s true.
In one study, participants were asked to look at a slide that consisted of baby photos. Researchers monitored their eye gaze by zooming a camera in on the iris of their eye. Participants who were given the cellophane candy gift took in more. They looked at the slide in its entirety, taking in the photos on the edge, while those who were not introduced to the positive emotion prior to the experiment, only took notice of the baby photo in the center of the slide.
Transparency — Making the Department’s management processes more open so that the public can learn how USDA supports Americans every day in every way.
Participation — Providing opportunities for USDA constituents to shape and improve services provided by the Department.
Accountability — Ensuring that the performance of all employees is measured against the achievement of the Department’s strategic goals.
Customer Focus — Serving USDA’s constituents by delivering programs that address their diverse needs.
Professionalism — Building and maintaining a highly skilled, diverse, and compassionate workforce.
Results Orientation — Measuring performance and making management decisions to direct resources to where they are used most effectively.
The UN human rights office, OHCHR, expressed outrage on Friday over a 34-year prison sentence handed down to a Saudi woman charged with aiding dissidents.
"We urge the Saudi authorities to quash her conviction and release her immediately and unconditionally," she said. "She should never have been arrested and charged in the first place for such conduct".
The extraordinarily lengthy sentence adds to "the chilling effect" among Government critics and civil society at large, the statement continued, describing it as "yet another example of Saudi authorities weaponising the country's counter-terrorism and anti-cybercrime laws to target, intimidate and retaliate against human rights defenders and those who voice dissent".
Journalists have also observed that the sentencing by Saudi's special terrorist court was handed down weeks after US President Joe Biden visited Saudi Arabia, which human rights activists had warned could embolden the kingdom to escalate its crackdown on dissidents and other pro-democracy activists, the report added.
"Saudi Arabia must not only release Al-Shehab so that she can re-join her family, but also review all convictions stemming from free expression against human rights defenders, including women who were jailed after they legitimately demanded reforms of discriminatory policies, as well as religious leaders and journalists," said Throssell.The point of this offensive Public Service Announcement is to make German people feel guilty about being suspicious of Muslims dressed in traditional attire. The nose ring is a nice touch but would never be allowed under Islam. The purpose is to show that Muslim women are smarter than white men.Alice and Dan Heap were long-time parishioners at Church of the Holy Trinity – Trinity Square. Their lives and memories live on in the social justice and radical hospitality work of this community. On Saturday June 10th, a community plaque will honour Alice and Dan at their former Kensington Market home.
What does the future hold? The film leaves a small handful of unanswered questions. What will become of Baal’s host? Will he be able to come to terms with what has happened to him, or as a clone is he doomed without a symbiote or sarcophagus to sustain him? And what of Mitchell? What secrets does he hold, and how has his interference in the past manipulated things in our future? … Is Jack’s pond once again without fish?
We cannot recommend Stargate: Continuum highly enough for both Stargate fans and sci-fi movie buffs. Those who are unfamiliar with SG-1’s back-story may miss some details, but the story is certainly told in such a way that it is accessible and easy to figure out what is going on (which could not be said for The Ark of Truth). It’s wildly entertaining, with a fun time travel story and visuals that are better than anything you’ll find in a $7 million, direct-to-DVD release.
Samantha Carter has the chance to set things right with the discovery of Baal’s time machine on the planet Praxyon.
How does Stargate: Continuum compare to the television series? Clearly, it’s bigger — a bigger budget and a movie structure allow the team to tell a very “Stargate” story in a fresh and compelling way. In terms of story, characters, music, and effects, it’s everything you love about Stargate taken to the Nth degree.
This is not a “Moebius” redux, though Wright admits that the SG-1 eighth season finale did step on the altered timeline idea a bit. The fact that three members of SG-1 are protected from the change, however (not to mention that Continuum has nothing to do with ancient Egypt, Chulak, or nerdy alternate versions of our heroes), makes it progress as a completely different story. Fans should not be too eager to spot similarities such as “time travel” or “alternate reality” (which are staples of the science fiction genre) and call the story rehashed.
How does this film compare to its predecessor? Stargate: The Ark of Truth, had to perform a very specific function in tying up the loose ends from the TV series’ main story arc. Continuum is a better movie, because it is unencumbered by that duty (though it does end up resolving Baal’s story) — but also because it has that rather undefinable “spark” which characterizes the best SG-1 episodes. Maybe it’s what an actor like Richard Dean Anderson brings to the screen; maybe it’s because everyone brought their A-game to the movie-level project. Or maybe it’s just magic, the sort of project where all the elements of story and production come together just right.
Whatever it is, Continuum is Stargate at its very best. If this is what an on-going series of Stargate movies look like, fans are in for a terrific ride. Combine one of Stargate‘s best with an excellent audio commentary and a handful of great bonus features, and sci-fi fans have no reason not to go buy two.
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