Windows 81 shoves Libraries into the background
Notice anything different about the Explorer view from Windows 8.1? Yep, the libraries block is missing. It should be right there between Favorites and This PC, but it’s nowhere to be seen.What’s going on? Has Microsoft decided that Libraries were a non-starter and obliterated them in Windows 8.1? Not quite, says Windows sleuth Paul Thurrott. Libraries aren’t going away completely, but they are going away. Windows 8.1 won’t create any Libraries by default.It’s safe to assume that Libraries are an underused feature, and that’s why Microsoft is moving them out of the spotlight. The idea of Libraries also runs counter to the traditional Windows file management philosophy. Windows 8 still creates individual folders for Documents, Photos, Music, Videos, and Downloads. Where should you save your photos? In my photos, of course.Libraries, however, turn that system on its head. They let you store things in whatever random locations you wish and then link them together in a central repository. Most users never catch on — instead using only a single location inside a Library, which is obviously redundant.To others, however, Libraries can be a useful organizational tool. Those folks will still be able to create their own Libraries, which is good news. If you’re a savvy Windows user and actually like the way Libraries allow you to organize your data, you’ll be free to keep using them in Windows 8.1.But what if Microsoft did decide to remove them completely before Windows 8.1 launches this August? Would you even notice they’re missing?
DULUTH — A daylong police blockade of a Battle Ground-area neighborhood ended with the arrest of a man who allegedly used a gun to threaten his girlfriend Saturday morning.Dewey Edward Walch, 45, was arrested on suspicion of first-degree assault after emerging from a camp trailer near his house at 808 N.E. 189th St. about 4:30 p.m.Police responded to a domestic violence report at 9:52 a.m., Clark County sheriff’s Sgt. Dave Trimble said.Walch couldn’t be found and didn’t emerge from a nearby camp trailer until after officers set off a concussive “distraction device.” Trimble said Walch did not have a gun with him when he emerged, and was arrested without incident.“He claimed he was just napping,” Trimble said.If so, he’s quite a heavy sleeper.Walch had disappeared when officers responded to the domestic violence call. Concerned that an armed, agitated assailant could be roaming the neighborhood, police closed streets and evacuated a half-dozen homes as they methodically searched the area. They used a bullhorn to call to the man, with no response.Police also closed off a wider area to passing traffic. The Washington State Patrol closed Northeast 10th Avenue at 179th Street, the main Interstate 5 exit to the county fairgrounds.All told, Trimble said, the operation involved a couple dozen officers from a multi-agency tactical team.
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Kolkata-based United Bank of India on Monday declared Kingfisher Airlines owner Vijay Mallya as ‘wilful defaulter’.The bank has also tagged other three directors of Kingfisher Airlines – AK Ganguly, Subhash R Gupte and R Nedungadi in the list. UBI has become the first bank to declare Mallya as wilful defaulter.The decision came after the company did not attend UBI’s panel meeting at 10:30am on Monday, which forced the bank to take this step. “We declared Mallya and three other directors of Kingfisher Airlines as wilful defaulters after no one from the company turned up before our internal committee this morning,” Financial Express quoted UBI’s executive director Deepak Narang.A wilful defaulter is a person who has not paid loan even when the borrower has the capacity to do so or has not utilised the money from the lender for the specific purposes for which the money was borrowed.According to Reserve Bank of India (RBI), once a wilful defaulter notice is issued, the borrower has 15 days to defend in front of the bank.The bank said it is in the process of sending formal letter to the company and will soon inform the Reserve Bank of India, the Finance Ministry and the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) about its decision.Hence, Vijay Mallya along with three directors of the company is now restricted to borrow money from any banks and is prohibited to continue as a director in any company.”Now, the Kingfisher board should force them (Mallya and three other directors) to step down as they can’t raise money for the company,” Narang added.However, UBI’s executive defended by saying that this move could not have an immediate impact on the company or Mallya’s position as a chairman. “It is too premature to say that it’ll have any effect (on the United Breweries board). The wilful default hasn’t even been established. The board is not affected currently,” Mint quoted UBI’s executive.The company replied that the bank took the step even though even after airline’s leave petition against the Calcutta High Court order is pending in the Supreme Court.
Texas is currently the state with the highest number of judicial vacancies in federal courts and the situation is slowing down the justice system in the state.Texas has 12 vacancies, 10 of them in district courts and the other two in circuit courts.According to a recent report by the Center for American Progress, adding up the number of days the positions have been vacant is the equivalent of 20 years.“That’s a long time for us not to have the judges we need to hear the cases that are critical to people, critical to folks who are trying to get restitution for property rights, for labor disputes, for businesses seeking different licenses,” says Phillip Martin, one of the report’s authors.An example of the slow down due to the backlog is what has happened at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, which currently has two of the referred vacancies.Official data compiled by the Administrative Office of the United States Courts show that it received over 7,000 cases in 2014.However, by the end of that same year, more than 4,000 of those appeals were still pending.“These are important criminal cases, civil cases and it’s not just the litigants in those cases that are concerned, the businesses interests in Texas are feeling a big impact,” notes professor Jim Alfini, Dean Emeritus at the South Texas College of Law, who adds Texas is the “epicenter” of the crisis.The report also notes that some people are agreeing to plea deals because of the delay in their trial dates.“We see defendants pleading guilty in criminal cases even if they are innocent,” indicates Anisha Singh, co-author of the report, “just because they might get out of jail faster if they plead guilty than waiting for their trial.”President Barack Obama introduced five nominees for Texas federal courts in March.All of them had been recommended by both Texas Senators, John Cornyn and Ted Cruz, who are members of the Senate Judiciary Committee.The committee is currently vetting the nominees.The next step is setting their hearing dates, after which those who are approved would move on to a final confirmation vote by the entire Senate. Share X To embed this piece of audio in your site, please use this code: Listen 00:00 /02:15 
Manuel Balce Ceneta/APQuestions surrounding President Trump’s temperament intensified this week after excerpts from the book, Fire and Fury: Inside The Trump White House, detailed chaos inside the White HousePresident Donald Trump’s State of the Union offer of a “down-the-middle compromise” on immigration did nothing to move Republicans and Democrats closer to a deal, as Democrats accused the president of lacing his speech with racially charged remarks and Republicans dug in on their demands.The reaction to Trump’s high-profile overture suggested both parties were settling into a protracted tug-of-war. The standoff left serious doubt whether the two parties could reach an election-year pact to protect hundreds of thousands of young immigrants from deportation, sharpen border security and take other steps to curb immigration. The two parties had not even settled on a deadline for an agreement — a bad sign in an institution that rarely acts unless under pressure.“If the deadline is Feb. 8, we’re not going to make it,” No. 2 House Democratic leader Steny Hoyer of Maryland said Wednesday, noting a looming deadline for approving government funding to avoid another shutdown.“It’s going to take work for us to build a consensus,” Rep. Steve Scalise, R-La., the House GOP vote counter, said in an interview Tuesday. Scalise noted that Republicans took “weeks and weeks” to craft tax legislation last year.Trump complained early Thursday that “the Democrats are doing nothing about DACA.”“They Resist, Blame, Complain and Obstruct – and do nothing. Start pushing Nancy Pelosi and the Dems to work out a DACA fix, NOW!” the president tweeted.Earlier this month, Senate Democrats looking to pressure Republicans to reach an immigration deal forced a three-day federal shutdown. While many Democrats have little appetite to repeat that strategy, party leaders have yet to indicate if they’ll let future budget legislation move forward without an immigration accord.The tone of the immigration debate, already testy, seemed to worsen after Trump asserted Tuesday night that “open borders have allowed drugs and gangs to pour into our most vulnerable communities” and let millions of immigrants “compete for jobs and wages against the poorest Americans.”House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., said Wednesday that Trump used “insulting words of ignorance and prejudice.” Rep. Michelle Lujan Grisham, D-N.M., who leads the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, said the remarks were “meant to enflame tensions about immigrants” and would stir up Trump’s conservative base but damage talks.Republicans said Democrats are not making serious offers as they bargain over Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, the Obama-era program that’s shielded immigrants in the U.S. illegally who were brought here as children. Trump said last year he was ending the program, claiming executive overreach by President Barack Obama, but gave Congress until March 5 to enshrine it into law.“If Democrats don’t figure out a way to negotiate, then the DACA program will end and that’s not an outcome I think anybody would like,” said Sen. John Cornyn of Texas, the second-ranking Senate GOP leader. “But they will be responsible for it.”Even that March 5 date was in doubt, according to Hoyer, who’s been meeting with other leaders. He said Republicans suggested Trump could extend that deadline, though a congressional GOP aide said he was unaware of that option. Trump’s tweet on Thursday said, “March 5th is rapidly approaching.”The urgency of the March 5 deadline was also blunted by a federal judge’s decision to temporarily block the end of the DACA program. As a result, U.S. immigration authorities resumed accepting requests to renew DACA permits, which give recipients permission to live and work in the country.Trump has proposed a 10- to 12-year track to citizenship for around 1.8 million younger immigrants protected by DACA or eligible for its guarantees. That’s enraged GOP conservatives.“The heartburn is the amnesty component,” said Rep. Mark Meadows, R-N.C., leader of the hard-right House Freedom Caucus, referring to Trump’s offer of citizenship. Meadows said that plan needs “a few adjustments that may be major” before it could pass the House.Trump also wants $25 billion for border security, including his prized wall, despite campaign promises that Mexico would fund it. He would end a lottery used to encourage immigration from diverse countries and redistribute some of those visas to applicants with high-skilled jobs.He would also limit relatives that immigrants could sponsor for legal U.S. status to spouses and underage children. He calls that “chain migration,” a term immigration advocates find nearly as offensive as the idea of barring them from helping parents, siblings and other relatives.“We will not reach agreement as long as he wants to attack the very underpinning of legal immigration. My sister is not a distant relative,” said Rep. Luis Gutierrez, D-Ill., a hard-line advocate for immigration.GOP lawmakers were also wary of changes Trump would make, such as potential curbs on visas that allow temporary agriculture or seasonal workers into the U.S.“I favor legal immigration, I want to eliminate illegal immigration,” said Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D. He said Trump’s proposal was “a good first step.”The conservative-leaning Cato Institute has called Trump’s proposals “draconian restrictions on legal immigrants” that would exclude nearly 500,000 legal immigrants annually, cutting their numbers by nearly 50 percent.Without a deal, Democrats risked a backlash from liberal voters furious about any failure to protect the young immigrants known as “Dreamers.” Republicans were wary of letting deportations begin in a year in which they’ll be defending Senate seats in Nevada and Arizona, swing states with high Hispanic populations. Share
InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) has appointed Ruwan Peiris as Regional General Manager for New South Wales, the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) and Victoria.In his role, Mr Peiris is responsible for the management of thirteen IHG hotels, the National Convention Centre Canberra and Parliament House Catering by IHG.Mr Peiris joins IHG with over 20 years of experience in Australia’s hospitality industry, and most recently Area General Manager with Accor Hotels.IHG chief operating officer Australia Japan and Korea Karin Sheppard, said Ruwan has a strong reputation in the industry.“Ruwan is an engaging and authentic leader who delivers outstanding operational performance and prides himself on developing strong owner relationships. We’re thrilled Ruwan is joining our Australasia team,” Ms Sheppard said.“IHG has had a consistently strong presence in Australia over the years and I’ve always admired their culture and people ethos, so I’m delighted to be joining the company,” Mr Peiris said.“With an even stronger leadership team under Karin in her new COO role, and the renewed focus on delivering growth here, the company is well positioned to capitalise on the opportunities in this market.”Mr Peiris will sit on the IHG Australasia leadership team, alongside Joerg Boeckeler, Area General Manager for InterContinental Sydney and InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort.Source = ETB Travel News: Lewis Wiseman
Go back to the e-newsletterThis month Small Luxury Hotels of the World has welcomed three new boutique properties to their luxury collection. With a contemporary Madrid city-centre gem, laid-back luxury vibes in a Caribbean escape and a lavish retreat in the heart of the capital of Laos, there is something to please all independently minded travellers at SLH.French Coco: Tartane, MartiniqueRooms from EUR 300 per night based on two sharingThis brand-new all-suite hotel, opening in July 2016, is the first SLH hotel in Martinique and offers guests a relaxed yet luxurious Creole experience. Located on the north east coast of the island, French Coco sits in the lush grounds of the Caravelle Peninsula nature reserve, a marvellously unspoiled, protected haven, famed for its tropical flora and wildlife. The 17 elegant suites are decorated in raw and natural materials, with soothing shades that bring the outdoors in. After spending the day barefoot on the beach or exploring the charming fishing village of Tartane, guests can enjoy French-style Caribbean-inspired cuisine made with organic, seasonal produce, straight from the hotel’s gardens at the French Coco restaurant. This hotel prides itself on its concierge service and attention to detail; making sure every stay at French Coco is unique and personal.Insider tip: If you’re visiting French Coco for a romantic getaway book the Suite Creole or Suite Caraibes, both of which boast a private pool and secluded seating area for guests to relax in privacy.The President by Akaryn; Vientiane, LaosRooms from 407 USD per night based on two sharingOpening in October 2016, this brand new boutique hotel brings a new level of luxury to the historic city of Vientiane. Originally built as a gift to the Laotians by the Chinese government, this hotel artfully balances traditional Laotian designs with French neoclassical influences. The President has the privilege of being located right in the heart of Vientiane’s most exclusive area. It sits in between the striking Parliament House and the Presidential palace and opposite the Chou Anouvong Park – where you’ll spot locals practicing Tai Chi in the morning and tourists enjoying a beer in the afternoon sun. The 32 spacious rooms and suites boast high ceilings, marble floors and huge windows, many with views of the expansive manicured grounds and the ‘English country-house’ inspired garden maze. The Ayurah Wellness Spa is kitted out for top-to-toe indulgence with exclusive Linda Meredith products and therapies, which again combine the best elements of eastern and western treatments. There are four dining spaces, offering a constantly evolving menu of Mediterranean cuisine, gourmet French fair, traditional Laos delights and a high quality international buffet with a stunning view of the temple.Insider Tip: Just five minutes’ walk down the Mekong River from the hotel is The Spirit House. This lively bar and restaurant in a traditional Laos wooden house is a great place to enjoy the sunset with a backdrop of the river, while sipping quirky cocktails and sampling delicious Vientiane cuisine.Hotel Único: Madrid, SpainRooms from 267 EUR per night based on two sharingDespite its location in the lively Salamanca area of Madrid, once you step inside this converted 19th century palace the mood is calm, peaceful and relaxing. It’s the perfect springboard for a day of historic sightseeing or luxury retail therapy along Madrid’s Golden Mile. The hotel features a private courtyard garden and 44 soundproofed rooms and suites. The Marble mosaics, ornate staircase and high ceilings, paired with Art Deco flourishes, create a quirky and contemporary atmosphere with an aristocratic charm. The hotel’s crowning jewel is its two-Michelin-starred restaurant, Ramón Freixa, one of Madrid’s best restaurants, making Hotel Único a culinary must-visit. On Sundays, guests can enjoy an innovative brunch menu in the courtyard, start off with a strawberry-mint detox juice and follow up with glazed lamb shank or a tuna carpaccio with wakame salad, accompanied by chilled Cava and rounded off by a selection of macaroons, truffles and other deserts. Afterwards guests can unwind at the hotel’s spa, enjoying wellness treatments by skincare brand Natura Bissé.Insider Tip: After exploring the designer boutiques on the Golden Mile, pop by the Mercado De la Paz to purchase some traditional Spanish produce and enjoy a drink and a light meal in one of the market’s rustic tapas bars.Go back to the e-newsletter
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Presidential candidate Giorgos Lillikas on Tuesday said he would not accept a ministerial post or an EU Commission appointment from the administration of incumbent president Nicos Anastasiades, who is widely expected to win a second term.Speaking to Sigma, Lillikas ruled out accepting a sinecure in return for lending his support to one of the candidates – he was asked about Anastasiades specifically – during the second round of elections.Lillikas, head of the Citizens Alliance party, is projected to garner anywhere from 1 to 2 per cent of the popular vote. Depending on circumstances, this could be enough to tip the scales in favour of either of the two candidates making it to the runoff.The dark horse accused the team of Nicholas Papadopoulos of engaging in a mudslinging campaign against him, particularly on social media.Without going into details, he claimed that a woman connected to the Papadopoulos camp was posting ‘obscenities’ about his wife.This, he complained, got little traction in the media, as opposed to the coverage given to Anastasiades’ earlier remarks about Papadopoulos’ mother.Lillikas described the televised elections debate – scheduled to be broadcast on January 22 – as a ‘parody’ as its format will not afford the candidates the chance to lock horns but merely say their piece.The debate will feature the five main candidates: Anastasiades, Papadopoulos, Akel-backed Stavros Malas, Elam’s Christos Christou and Lillikas.Also on Tuesday Akel leader Andros Kyprianou upped the ante, calling Diko’s Papadopoulos a “dangerous politician” and urging Cypriots to vote for the best candidate for Cyprus – Malas.Kyprianou said Papadopoulos held “dangerous ideas” about the Cyprus problem, and lambasted the Diko leader for being complicit in the series of austerity measures passed in the wake of the 2013 financial meltdown.“Privatisations, home repossessions, insolvency, bank profits and much more. There is not a single anti-people bill which he [Papadopoulos] did not back.”The presidential elections will be held on January 28.The president of Cyprus is elected using a two-round system. If no candidate gets a majority in the first round of voting, a runoff will be held between the top two candidates.Polls consistently show Anastasiades well in the lead with 30 to 32 per cent of the popular vote, with Malas and Papadopoulos battling for second.You May LikeLuxury Crossover SUV I Search AdsThese SUVs Are The Cream Of The Crop. Search For 2019 Luxury Crossover SUV DealsLuxury Crossover SUV I Search AdsUndoThrone: Free Online GamesIf You’re Over 40 And Own A Computer, This Game Is A Must!Throne: Free Online GamesUndoDr. Marty ProPower Plus Supplement3 Dangerous Foods People Feed Their Dogs (Without Realizing It)Dr. Marty ProPower Plus SupplementUndo Turkish Cypriot actions in Varosha ‘a clear violation’ of UN resolutions, Nicosia saysUndoConcern over falling tourism numbersUndoPensioner dies after crash on Paphos-Polis roadUndoby Taboolaby Taboola
The finance minister said on Tuesday the downturn on the island appeared to have bottomed out, after the economy showed an improvement over the past four quarters.“The long recession seems to have run its course,” Harris Georgiades told the Economist Conference in Nicosia.Quarterly data for the past four quarters showed the depth of recession was losing steam, Georgiades said. “There has been stronger than expected resilience of main productive sectors of the economy and confidence has been re-established,” he said.Georgiades said Cyprus expected to achieve a marginal primary fiscal surplus and would exit an excessive deficit procedure two years earlier than scheduled.But the island needed to rely on international lenders’ confirmation that it was on the right course to reform and consolidate its economy and “rectify mistakes of the past,” Georgiades said.“We do need the Troika institutions for a little while longer,” Georgiades said. “For me, what’s even more important than the cheap financing, that also of course, but what is even more valuable, is the seal of approval of the International Monetary Fund and the European institutions which comprise the Troika”.Georgiades added that while having third parties interfere in Cyprus’s domestic political process “is never pleasant,” the island needed their confirmation that it was doing things right when it came to restoring confidence in the economy, which will help lay the “foundation of a more viable economic model,” attract investment and create jobs and opportunities.You May LikeLivestlyChip And Joanna’s $18M Mansion Is Perfect, But It’s The Backyard Everyone Is Talking AboutLivestlyUndoPopularEverythingColorado Mom Adopted Two Children, Months Later She Learned Who They Really ArePopularEverythingUndoKelley Blue BookYou Won’t Believe How Affordable These Ford Car Models AreKelley Blue BookUndo Pensioner dies after crash on Paphos-Polis roadUndoCruise passenger airlifted to Paphos hospitalUndoRemand for pair in alleged property fraud (Updated)Undoby Taboolaby Taboola
Cloud is expected to build up around the island on Sunday afternoon with isolated rains and storms and even the possibility of snow falling in the mountains, the Met office announced.Strong winds will continue to affect the island, especially on the coasts, while the temperature is set to reach 18C inland and 10C on the mountains.On Monday the weather will be mainly fine while on Tuesday clouods will develop although the temperature is set to rise towards the average for the time of year.However on Wednesday the bad weather is set to return with clouds, rain and isolated storms forecast.Video Playerhttps://cyprus-mail.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/video-1543926416.mp400:0000:0000:15Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume.Video from Paphos (Bejay Browne)You May LikePopularEverythingColorado Mom Adopted Two Children, Months Later She Learned Who They Really ArePopularEverythingUndoLivestlyChip And Joanna’s $18M Mansion Is Perfect, But It’s The Backyard Everyone Is Talking AboutLivestlyUndoYahoo SearchYou’ve Never Seen Luxury Like This On A Cruise Ship. Search Luxury Mediterranean CruisesYahoo SearchUndo Pensioner dies after crash on Paphos-Polis roadUndoCruise passenger airlifted to Paphos hospitalUndoRemand for pair in alleged property fraud (Updated)Undoby Taboolaby Taboola
US SCIENTISTS MAY have found a new way to produce clean energy by way of dirty water, according to a new study.The engineers have developed a more efficient method to use microbes to harness electricity from wastewater.They hope their technique could be used in wastewater treatment facilities and to break down organic pollutants in the “dead zones” of oceans and lakes where fertilizer runoff has depleted oxygen, suffocating marine life.Generating energyHowever, for now the team from Stanford University have started small, with a prototype about the size of a D-cell battery, consisting of two electrodes – one positive and one negative – plunged into a bottle of wastewater, filled with bacteria.As the bacteria consume the organic material, the microbes cluster around the negative electrode, throwing off electrons, which are captured in turn by the positive electrode.“We call it fishing for electrons,” said environmental engineer Craig Criddle, one of the lead authors of the study published this week in the Proceedings of the National Acadamy of Sciences (PNAS).“You can see that the microbes make nanowires to dump off their excess electrons,” Criddle added.Scientists have long known of microbes, dubbed exoelectrogenic, that live in airless environments and are capable of “breathing” oxide minerals, instead of oxygen, to generate energy.Simple, yet efficientOver the past dozen years, several research groups have tried different approaches for transforming these microbes into bio-generators – but it has proven difficult to harness this energy efficiently.The researchers said their new model is simple, yet efficient, and can harness about 30 percent of the potential energy in the wastewater – about the same rate as commercially available solar panels.There is far less energy potential available in wastewater than the sun’s rays, they concede, but say the process has an added benefit: it cleans the water. That means it could could be used to offset some of the energy currently being consumed to treat wastewater.- © AFP 2013.Read: How lifestyle changes can reverse ageing>Read: Here’s why flies can avoid being swatted and a T-rex might not see you sneak by>