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Zimbabwe: Amapiano Giants Kabza De Small, DJ Maphorisa Set to Serenade Harare

[263Chat] South African Amapiano giant Kabza De Small is set to serenade Harare fans on the night of Friday, November 22, with his latest hits in the genre that has lit up the world.




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The Crucial Role of Tax Specialists for Small Businesses

In the dynamic landscape of small businesses, the need for professional tax specialists is often underestimated. While larger corporations may have dedicated teams to navigate complex tax rules, small businesses can greatly benefit from the expertise of tax specialists. This article explores why engaging a tax specialist is essential for the financial health and success [...]

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Kenya: Chepngetich Smashes World Marathon Record in Chicago With 2:09:56

[This Day] Kenya's Ruth Chepngetich took almost two minutes off the world record at the Bank of America Chicago Marathon, winning the World Athletics Platinum Label road race in 2:09:56 on Sunday (13).




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Rwanda: 16 Days of Activism - It Is Our Collective Duty to Fight GBV

[New Times] As the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence approach, it is a good time to reflect on milestones in fighting against the vice, but to also examine why it is nowhere near elimination despite countless efforts.




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Zimbabwe: Kadewere Avails Self for Injury Assessment

[The Herald] Tino Kadewere made himself available for assessment by the Zimbabwe Warriors team doctors after pulling out of the crucial 2025 AFCON qualifier against Kenya in Polokwane on Friday.




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Identifying Those Elusive Smells in Wine

A technical expose' on the origin of different varietal characters in wine




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Relaciones Públicas: Tacticismos y estrategias



Las organizaciones más longevas poseen una estrategia a medio y largo plazos que les permite avanzar en momentos de incertidumbre con una determinada certeza.

Las que atienden a tacticismos de manera continua, tarde o temprano puede ser engullidos por su propia inercia.

En el caso de la comunicación política que sigue inundando nuestros días en España, parece que hay dos bloques que, o bien obedecen a una estrategia o van tras la siguiente táctica día tras día.

En el primero, están PP, PSOE e incluso los partidos nacionalistas.
En el segundo, se encuentran Podemos, IU y, aunque pueda ser algo injusto, Ciudadanos.

El PP parece esperar a que el desgaste de sus adversarios en las negociaciones para formar gobierno y a que cale el discurso del miedo ante una recuperación económica perdida por un gobierno en el que no esté la agrupación conservadora para posicionarse como la única alternativa viable para que el país vuelva a ponerse en marcha.

Los socialistas esperan encontrar la cuadratura al círculo atrayendo para sí el mayor número de apoyos, por ínfimos que sean, y neutralizando el mayor número de rechazos, lo que le permitiría alcanzar la presidencia aunque fuera en segunda vuelta.


Podemos tiene claro que cada espacio mediático que tenga es uno que le ayuda a darse a conocer, lo que cree que aumenta sus posibilidades tanto en la negociación actual, como ante el hipotético caso de unas nuevas elecciones.  Eso, aunado a la hiperactividad en redes sociales que mantienen, frente al resto que parece haberlas dejado aparcadas.  Hay táctica mediática y estrategia digital que les permite mantener su presencia, con el peligro de "quemarse" ante tanta sobrexposición.

IU bascula entre posiciones, con la esperanza de arañar beneficios para su agrupación, pero de tal forma que no está resultando negativamente expuesta.

Ciudadanos pretende convertirse en el fiel de la balanza y esta posición quizás les esté desgastando en demasía ante el electorado indeciso que los apoyó en las elecciones.

Los nacionalistas, entre moderados y activistas, mantienen sus posiciones más mirando a sus regiones, que a los movimientos a nivel nacional.

Veremos si las matemáticas y los deseos entre lo deseable y lo posible, dan la razón a los estrategas frente a los tácticos.

Visita la web de mi agencia: www.tuatupr.com




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Le wokisme a encore frappé : un personnage féminin dans la saison 1 d’Arena Breakout: Infinite

On ne va pas passer par quatre chemins, le compte officiel X d’Arena Breakout: Infinite a publié un post mercredi dernier pour annoncer une idée saugrenue qu’est l’intégration de personnages féminins dans le jeu. Déjà qu’EA Games et Patrick Söderlund avec son fameux « If you don’t like it, don’t buy it » avaient tenté […]




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Feedburner introduces SmartCast

I'm using Feedburner for months now and haven't noticed a single glitch. That's a good omen for their latest innovation: SmartCast. By introducing SmartCast, Feedburner again stays ahead of the curve. It enables any feed publisher (RSS 1.0 and Atom included!) to create Podcasts: "If a publisher isn't able to create a feed that has the enclosure element, they can use our service and we'll turn it




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RSSMesh

Merge multiple RSS feeds into a single feed - RSSMesh




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A Quiz: Test Your RSS Smarts

You think that you have mastered the art of RSS, but how much do you really know? Take the RSS quiz to test your knowledge of RSS.

A Quiz: Test Your RSS Smarts




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Quiz: Test Your RSS Smarts

You think that you have mastered the art of RSS, but how much do you really know? Take the RSS quiz to test your knowledge of RSS.
Question: If something is in an RSS feed, it is perfectly fine to reproduce the contents of the feed. I mean after all RSS means really simple syndication, right?

Answer: No, that is not true. Regardless of whether content is in a feed or not, the original creator of the content has the right to restrict its use. While most people do feel that if content is in an RSS feed, it is available for syndication--that is not always the case. Various groups have made efforts to add namespaces which expand the tags used in RSS, to define whether the content is available for syndication. The two most notable namespaces that detail permissions are the Creative Commons extension and the Bloglines' Access extension. These two extensions are not yet widely supported so it is always best to check the terms of service associated with the feed or website to determine if the feed is available for syndication.

A Quiz: Test Your RSS Smarts




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A Quiz: Test Your RSS Smarts

You think that you have mastered the art of RSS, but how much do you really know? Take the RSS quiz to test your knowledge of RSS.

Question: If something is in an RSS feed, it is perfectly fine to reproduce the contents of the feed. I mean after all RSS means really simple syndication, right?

Answer: No, that is not true. Regardless of whether content is in a feed or not, the original creator of the content has the right to restrict its use. While most people do feel that if content is in an RSS feed, it is available for syndication--that is not always the case. Various groups have made efforts to add namespaces which expand the tags used in RSS, to define whether the content is available for syndication. The two most notable namespaces that detail permissions are the Creative Commons extension and the Bloglines' Access extension. These two extensions are not yet widely supported so it is always best to check the terms of service associated with the feed or website to determine if the feed is available for syndication.

A Quiz: Test Your RSS Smarts




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CF6458 DUFOUR, Sara - Smile Dans Face

Catégorie - FEMMES » Genre - Rock




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Ultimate bird hangout has smart feeders, pool and 24/7 video stream

Whether you're an avid birder or just a casual observer of the native feathered friends that visit your neck of the woods, you can now set up the ultimate high-tech feeding and water station that's also incredibly low-maintenance. However, you might end up with even more visitors once word gets out.

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Smart patch buzzes, twists and presses the skin to deliver a sense of touch

Scientists have devised a clever new method of allowing people to feel sensations that are transmitted to their skin. Beyond its applications in fields such as gaming and telepresence, the technology could also be used to guide the blind.

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$35 lens turns any smartphone into a powerful microscope

Six years on from the first iMicro smartphone microscope, the team has unveiled its latest: the iMicro Q3p, a fingertip-sized, lightweight device that makes microscopy inexpensive, portable and accessible to anyone with a camera on their phone. What's more, this new model features polarization, allowing you to see (and photograph) incredible detail in the structures of materials such as crystals and minerals – all for less than 1% of the cost of the equipment normally required to view these structures.

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Smooth-riding commuter ebike sports mid-mount internal gearbox

South Korean startup Kosmos has made its Indiegogo debut with a tech-packed ebike named the Nova7. The PAS commuter features a mid-mount internal gearbox, rear-hub motor with responsive torque sensing, and a low-maintenance belt drive.

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Zionism on the Brink: The Gaza War Beyond Netanyahu

There is a good number of analysts who tried to explain how Israel became a decidedly rightwing society and how youth, in particular, emerged as the gatekeepers of Israel's version of suicidal nationalism.




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No one is in jail because of me: Ovais Sultan Khan responds to smear campaign

Ovais Sultan Khan has been accused of grave sins by social media accounts regarding incarceration of Muslim youth for CAA/NRC protests and Delhi Riots. He has released the following statement today in English, Hindi and Urdu:




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Update (28.01.2014): Bundesweites Identifikationsmerkmal [DE]




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Here's a New Case That Transforms Any Smartphone Into an E-Reader

Astropad has introduced Bookcase, a unique smartphone case that transforms your phone into a dedicated e-reader.




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Fake Reviews to Fool AI: The New Trend to Combat Mass Tourism

In the era of influencers and search engine recommendations, locals have begun organizing efforts to mislead tourists and push back against the tide of visitors flocking to their favorite places.




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The World's Smallest Caravan? A Young Man Transforms an Old Pickup Truck into a Motorhome

A motorhome on a shoestring budget? It's possible if you're brave and creative. Here's how one blogger turned his dream of life on wheels into reality.




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Vodafone Spain launches Black Friday campaign, gifts Smart TV with convergent plan

(Telecompaper) Vodafone Spain has launched its Black Friday 2024 campaign with a wide range of offers covering plans and devices across all of its sales channels...




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Hareem Shah to host a Ramazan transmission?

Many on Twitter are not to keen on the possibility



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Bol.com starts selling refurbished smartphones, tablets, smartwatches

(Telecompaper) Dutch online marketplace Bol.com has started selling refurbished smartphones, tablets, laptops and smartwatches, with the Refurbished quality certification...




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Nubia unveils gaming-focused RedMagic 10 Pro smartphone series

(Telecompaper) ZTE brand Nubia has launched its latest flagship gaming smartphone series in China, touting the performance standards, thermal system, display technology and battery size of the two new devices...




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Vodafone posts small drop in H1 EBITDA on fall in German results

(Telecompaper) Vodafone reported higher revenues for the first half of its fiscal year, as growth in Africa and Turkey helped offset the slowdown in its biggest market, Germany...




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ICANN and Smart Africa tie up to boost internet governance

(Telecompaper) The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Smart Africa to enhance internet governance capacity development across Africa...




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Carrier Holiday Deals: Beware of the Fine Print on Free Tablets or Smartwatches

The deal that seems too good to be true probably is.




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Vorige week in telecom: Big tech floreert met dubbelcijferige groei in Q3; Apple, Samsung veroveren de markt voor premium smartphones

De grootste smartphonefabrikanten waren vorige week allemaal in het nieuws, met kwartaalcijfers van Apple en Samsung en nieuwe toptelefoons van Xiaomi en Honor. De grote Amerikaanse techbedrijven presenteerden ook hun derdekwartaalresultaten, zonder tekenen van een vertraging in hun wereldwijde groei...




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SmartCIC introduces LEO satellite services backed by Starlink

(Telecompaper) SmartCIC Group has announced the launch of its managed Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite service, which the company hopes to rapidly deploy across 30 countries. The company said the new offering provides secure, scalable, and cost-effective connectivity across remote and challenging locations with the need for a costly ground infrastructure...




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Nissan Magnite facelift review: Small changes, big effect

It’s been nearly four years since Nissan brought the Magnite to India, and the compact SUV has shouldered the responsibility of establishing the Japanese brand's presence in the country. The X-Trail is a recent addition, serving more as a brand statement than a bread-and-butter model. Over the past six months, Nissan has despatched more than 12,000 units of the Magnite to its dealers (over 2,000 units every month) and has exported over 30,000 made-in-India models to international markets in the past four years.That the compact SUV will have to soldier on here, combined with the company's aim to export nearly 1 lakh units to 65 left-hand and right-hand-drive markets by 2026, underscores that a lot is riding on this facelift.

Nissan Magnite facelift: exterior, design

While the changes to the Magnite facelift’s design may seem insignificant when seen individually, together they add a dose of ruggedness to the compact SUV. The addition of a piano black appliqué that connects the grille and headlights makes the former look larger. The front bumper gets contrasting silver bits that protrude slightly, adding to the muscular appearance and also serving as fog light housings.

Facelift gets a more muscular-looking facia.

The new, smart-looking dual-tone 16-inch alloys add some freshness to the sides of the Magnite. The tail-lights get new 3D LED signatures that are quite attractive. Also, the Sunrise Copper Orange exterior colour is new and suits the Magnite well, especially with the contrasting black roof.

Nissan Magnite facelift: interior

It’s a similar story on the inside – there are small changes, but the effect is notable. The Magnite facelift’s cabin looks and feels far more premium, thanks to the copper-coloured leatherette finish on the dashboard and door panels, especially compared to the outgoing model’s nearly all-black plastic finish. The steering now gets an all-black finish that contrasts well with the dash, and the seats in the top-spec Tekna+ variant come in dual-tone copper-black leatherette covers that help keep one’s back and bottom cool, especially in conjunction with the strong automatic climate control system.

Leatherette on the dash and doors uplifts cabin tremendously compared to outgoing model.

However, not everything is perfect. The new ambient lights do add to the ambience, but the execution could have been a bit more seamless. In addition, the steering column is visible in the footwell, and the accelerator and brake pedals are placed a little too close together.

In terms of practicality and comfort, the Magnite facelift retains its ability to carry four passengers with ease – though three seated abreast in the back will find shoulder room lacking – and comes with a 336-litre boot, which is good enough for a couple of large suitcases, and expands to 690 litres with the rear seats folded.

Multi-colour ambient lighting feels a bit like an afterthought.
 

Nissan Magnite facelift: features

The faceliftcomes with a slightly expanded feature list. The Magnite has always been a well-equipped compact SUV, and it now adds goodies like engine remote start, auto headlights, an auto-dimming IRVM (the frameless unit picks up fingerprints and smudges too easily), a cooled glove box, and a USB C-Type port for rear passengers. The updated 7-inch digital instrument cluster is less gimmicky than that of the outgoing model, yet it displays the same amount of information, making it a welcome upgrade.

Updated 7-inch digital instrument cluster is less cartoon-ish, a welcome change.

The standard safety kit on every Magnite variant includes six airbags, three-point seat belts for all passengers, ISOFIX anchors, ABS, traction control, a tyre pressure monitor, and a hill-start assist. The higher Techna and Techna+ variants also get a 360-degree camera, which doesn’t have the best resolution but works effectively.

Nissan Magnite facelift: performance, ride and handling

The Magnite is still offered with either a 72hp, 1.0-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine or a 100hp, 1.0-litre turbo-petrol unit; we’ve driven the latter, and it’s just as enjoyable as before. This three-cylinder unit has a strong mid-range punch and works well with the smooth CVT to mask any lag at lower revs. Speaking of the CVT, at low and medium engine speeds, there’s barely any of that typical ‘rubber band’ effect, but if you drive with a heavy right foot, it will set in. Cabin insulation has improved marginally, but the three-pot engine’s clatter is still audible, and it gets boomier as the revs rise.

Punchy turbo-petrol and relatively light weight make the Magnite quicker than you'd expect.

At slower speeds, there is an underlying firmness to the Magnite’s suspension setup, but it doesn’t feel uncomfortable at any point. On the highway, the suspension does a much better job of filtering out road undulations, making it an able cruiser. What also helps is the steering that weighs up as the speeds rise, and the 195/60 tyres offer a decent amount of grip, instilling confidence when going through twisty ghat sections. On the other hand, despite doing a good job, the brakes don’t lend as much confidence as they should as the pedal feel is mushy, and there’s some slack before the brakes bite.

Nissan Magnite facelift: price, verdict

On the face of it, it may seem like not much has changed with the Magnite facelift, but that’s not true. It retains all the qualities of its predecessor –brilliant design, comfort, a sporty feel, and a well-equipped interior, all with an attractive price tag– while showing marked improvements in areas such as interior ambience and feel-good features.

 

Other than the visible cost-cutting and the lack of a sunroof at this price point (models such as the Venue, Nexon, and XUV 3XO offer one at the Rs 11.50 lakh that this top-spec Tekna + variant retails for), the Magnite is a more than competent package, especially when one considers that you pay just Rs 23,000 more for it compared to the outgoing model’s top-spec trim. The Magnite model should help Nissan maintain a foothold in India, at least for the near future.

All prices, ex-showroom, India

Also see:

Nissan Magnite: new versus old

Nissan Magnite facelift price, variants, features explained




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From minimalism to maximalism

Design extremes that determine the way your home looks



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Smart lifts at home

From regenerative braking systems to solar power integration and recycled materials, in-home elevators are adapting to meet the demands of eco-friendly living




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Innovative hacks for small homes

From versatile furniture to clever spatial arrangements, here are some ways architects redesign interiors to make more of less



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Smart homes of today

Cutting-edge technology is set to redefine home automation, with security devices and AI systems becoming strategic investment



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KTM 890 SMT unveiled




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Honda Dio H-Smart launched in India

The standard and DLX variants of Dio were earlier priced at ₹68,625 and ₹72,626, respectively




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Ola S1 Air gets a smaller battery




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The Vallachira Onam to be showcased for tourism

Vallachira panchayat in Thrissur District of Kerala has held Onam celebrations without a break since 1962. The 10-day festival which highlights folk performances is now a showcase for tourists



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Kora Karnival is a pit stop for fun games and lip-smacking food in Chennai





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How to Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader Quiz

Do you remember how to find the circumference of a circle? What about the capital of New Jersey? We’re about to quiz you game-show style with a variety of elementary school trivia questions, from math and science to history, geography, and language arts. Answer these 12 “Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?” questions to test your knowledge and see if you come out on top!




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The Growing Potential of SM REITs in India

By 2026, the SM REIT market could be worth over $60 billion. Over 350 million square feet of commercial office space are ready for investment. Among the top cities, Mumbai leads with 75 million square feet of SM REIT-ready office … Continue reading



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Jack Smith plans to step down before Donald Trump takes office




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나이키, 키즈 러닝화 ‘코스믹 러너(Cosmic Runner)’ 출시

나이키가 다음 세대를 이끌어갈 모든 아이들의 도전 정신을 불러일으킬 새로운 키즈 전용 러닝화, 코스믹 러너(Cosmic Runner)를 13일 출시했다. 코스믹 러너는 아이들의 스포츠와 놀이에 활력을 불어넣기 위해 하루 종일 편안함과 지지력을 선사하는 쿠셔닝이 탑재된 키즈 전용 러닝화다. 레이어드 햅틱 프린팅(Layered Haptic Printing)




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It’s Leapfrog Time For EVs In Smaller Auto Markets

Juan Diego Celemín Mojica just explained this well himself, but it was perhaps hidden a little bit under a headline about Colombia and various other details. This point is one that I’ve been waiting for, and we’ve seen the market building toward this with the expansion of BYD into more ... [continued]

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