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Web Tips for Hospitality Businesses | Lightbulb Design
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Source: http://www.lightbulb-moment.com/2012/09/web-tips-for-hospitality-businesses/
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LG Intuition review: Optimus Deja Vu with a Verizon LTE twist
It's not uncommon for US carriers to take an international smartphone under their wings, make a few adjustments to hardware and firmware, stamp their fat logos in multiple places and then sell it to the masses. Verizon is no exception: the LG Intuition is its interpretation of the Optimus Vu, a 5-inch phablet we reviewed over the summer. Perhaps calling it an "interpretation" is a bit of an overstatement: aside from a bump in firmware and Big Red's LTE, it is the Optimus Vu. In fact, going into this review, we had a difficult time believing our experience would be much different than our run-in with the Korean version.
Our first reaction is that this doesn't bode well for the carrier. If Verizon opted for the Intuition in order to fill a gaping hole in its lineup, we have a hard time understanding why it would choose to greenlight this particular device with the Samsung Galaxy Note II coming within the next two months. The device's quiet launch is a solid enough indication that the network isn't planning on throwing a lot marketing dollars behind it, so it feels as though the Intuition's main reason for existing is to bolster Verizon's rapidly expanding LTE portfolio. Is there something intriguing about the Intuition ($200 with a two-year commitment) that wasn't there when we first played with the Vu? Or will we find ourselves in the Twilight Zone, reliving the same moment over and over again? Let's find out.
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Thursday, September 20, 2012
UK judge says Litvinenko inquest to open in 2013
LONDON (AP) ? An inquest into the death of former Russian agent Alexander Litvinenko should consider whether Russian authorities were involved, the senior British judge who will oversee it said Thursday.
Litvinenko's family believes the Kremlin was behind his death from radioactive poisoning in London in November 2006. Ben Emmerson, a lawyer for Litvinenko's widow, Marina, told a court hearing that it was vital that the inquest investigate "the criminal role of the Russian state."
Emmerson said that if official Russian involvement was proved, it would constitute "an act of state-sponsored nuclear terrorism on the streets of London."
Judge Robert Owen, who will lead the inquest, said its scope would be decided at a later hearing, but indicated he was inclined to agree it should look at Russia's alleged role.
Owen said it was "to be regretted" that no inquest has been held in the nearly six years since the former security service officer died. Owen said he would open his inquest as early in 2013 as possible.
Litvinenko, a critic of the Kremlin, died in London after ingesting polonium-210, a rare radioactive isotope.
On his deathbed he accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of being behind his poisoning, and the killing cast a pall over U.K.-Russian relations that still persists.
British prosecutors have accused two Russians, Alexander Lugovoi and Dmitry Kovtun, of killing Litvinenko, but Russia refuses to hand them over. Lugovoi is now a Russian lawmaker.
In Britain an inquest is held to determine the facts whenever someone dies unexpectedly, violently or in disputed circumstances. They do not determine criminal liability.
Lawyer Hugh Davies, the inquest's counsel, said the judge-led inquiry should be a "full and fearless" examination of all the facts.
He said all interested parties, including lawyers for the Litvinenko family, Lugovoi and the British government, would be given a police report into Litvinenko's death before the inquest begins. One section, however, will be censored ? the results of police inquiries into whether Litvinenko was in contact with British intelligence.
Davies said the judge had seen the full report. The redaction, at the British government's request, "should not be taken as indicating one way or another" whether Litvinenko had dealings with British spies.
The judge set another pre-inquest hearing for Nov. 2.
Outside court, Marina Litvinenko she was confident she would get justice from the inquest.
"I'm not a politician, I'm a woman who lost her husband and I want to know what happened," she said.
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Online: www.litvinenkoinquest.org
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Source: http://news.yahoo.com/uk-judge-says-litvinenko-inquest-open-2013-120426543.html
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Foreclosure Challenges Migrating to ... - The OC Real Estate Edge
?Foreclosure activity in the 24 non-judicial states (such as Arizona, California, Nevada and Georgia) and District of Columbia combined decreased 31 percent annually. Twenty states registered year-over-year increases in foreclosure activity, led by judicial foreclosure states such as New Jersey, New York, Maryland, Illinois and Pennsylvania.?
It seems that the judicial process in many states just delayed the inevitable. People falling behind on their mortgage payments did not eventually catch up during the extensive delays. These states will now be faced with many of the same challenges the non-judicial states (those that DID NOT delay the foreclosure process) have faced over the last few years.
Daren Blomquist, vice president of RealtyTrac, reported:
?Bucking the national trend, deferred foreclosure activity boiled over in several states in August.?
An increase in foreclosures leads to several challenges in a real estate market:
- Foreclosures create downward pressure on all homes in the region
- Falling prices increase the percentage of homes in negative equity
- Troubled sellers in a negative equity must short sale their home in order to sell
Some of these states, such as Florida and Illinois, have learned how to deal with these challenges over the last two years. Other states, such as New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, must now learn how to navigate their way through this minefield of challenges. Bloomberg quoted Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody?s Analytics Inc, on this issue in a recent article:
?Shadow inventory is falling in much of the country ?except for the Northeast. The implication is that house prices will be much weaker in the Northeast in coming years as these distressed properties eventually get sold.?
The good news for states facing the foreclosure issue for the first time is that the overall housing market is much stronger. The increase in demand we are experiencing will eat into the supply of distressed properties about to come to market. The impact on these markets will be nowhere as severe as it was in some of the regions challenged earlier.
Source: http://theocrealestateedge.com/2012/09/foreclosure-challenges-migrating-to-northeastern-states/
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Barack Obama: Beyonce Couldn't Be a "Better Role Model"
Mitt Romney's not the only candidate turning heads at campaign fundraisers. On Tuesday, President Barack Obama followed his appearance on The Late Show with David Letterman with a $40,000-a-plate fundraiser hosted by Jay-Z and Beyonce at their 40/40 Club in New York City.
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