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Privacy Risks for Women Seeking Out-of-State Care

  In this episode of Scam DamNation, host Lillian Cauldwell introduces an old type of scam still continuing in the United States targeted at women where personal information bought with a credit card tracks women who visit abortion clinics and tracks them back across state lines to their place of residence and nothing is being done about it. Senator Ron Wyden wrote an article in which he states…

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Unbelievable

We’re dealing with a spiritual battle here – we’re dealing with things that can only be spiritually discerned   By Rob Pue, Publisher – Wisconsin Christian News   After reading my daily news feeds, I often find myself shaking my head and simply saying, “Unbelievable.”  Yet the stories I’m about to share with you (in no particular order) are absolutely true, believe it or not. First up, the Daily…

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Sports: Here's how Samsung's new $330 Galaxy Watch compares to the Apple Watch

Samsung's new Galaxy Watch will become available to buy on August 24. Here's how it compares to the reigning champ of the wearables world, the Apple Watch Series 3.

Samsung's latest competitor to the Apple Watch is here: the Galaxy Watch, a $330 fitness-focused smartwatch.

Samsung introduced the new smartwatch on stage at its Unpacked event last week. The Galaxy Watch isn't Samsung's first wearable, but it's the first since 2013 with the Galaxy brand name — for the past few years, Samsung's smartwatches have been under the "Gear" branding.

The Galaxy Watch also sets itself apart with two key features: battery life (the watch can last up to four days on a single charge, Samsung says) and a rotating crown that lets you control the watch like a dial. Plus, it looks more like a standard watch than most other smartwatches on the market, Apple Watch included.

Still, Apple Watch is the best-selling smartwatch in the world, and Samsung faces an uphill battle if it wants to unseat Apple as the queen of smartwatches.

So as the Apple Watch and the Galaxy Watch prepare to go head-to-head — the Galaxy Watch will be available August 24 — here's how the two watches are similar and different.

There are a lot of ways in which the watches are similar. Both the Galaxy Watch and the Apple Watch Series 3 come in three colors: black, silver, and rose gold.

The Galaxy Watch and Apple Watch start at the same price: $329.

The 42 mm Galaxy Watch, which comes in black and rose gold, costs $329. The 46 mm Galaxy Watch, which comes in silver, costs $349. Samsung hasn't said if there's a price increase for the cellular version of the Galaxy Watch, which is coming later this year.

The 38 mm Apple Watch Series 3 with GPS costs $329, but the price goes up when you increase the size and add cellular:

The 38 mm Apple Watch with both GPS and cellular costs $399

The 42 mm Apple Watch with GPS costs $359

The 42 mm Apple Watch with GPS and cellular costs $429.

The Galaxy Watch and Apple Watch both have OLED displays, although they're totally different shapes.

Both the Apple Watch and Galaxy Watch are fitness- and wellness-focused smartwatches.

The Apple Watch can track workouts like running, cycling, lap swimming, and high-intensity interval training. It also has guided meditation built in, and activity rings that track how much you move, exercise, and stand.

The Galaxy Watch has 39 built-in workouts, and can automatically track six of them. Like the Apple Watch, the Galaxy Watch also has guided meditation and breathing exercises, but it can also track your sleep cycle and calorie count.

Both the Galaxy Watch and Apple Watch are waterproof and can be worn while swimming.

The Galaxy Watch and the Apple Watch can both stream music, so you can leave your phone at home while working out.

Note that you'll only be able to stream music if you have the cellular version of both watches.

Both watches are NFC-compatible, so you can pay for things without pulling out your credit card.

The Galaxy Watch has Samsung Pay, while the Apple Watch has Apple Pay.

Both watches have a digital assistant built in.

The Galaxy Watch has Samsung's Bixby, while the Apple Watch has Siri.

Both Samsung and Apple make a variety of bands for the watches, so you can customize them to suit your taste.

You're not restricted to the bands that both companies make for their watches, either — it's easy to find third-party bands what will work with both the Apple Watch and the Galaxy Watch.

The are a few key differences between the watches — weight, for instance. The Apple Watch weighs a lot less than the Galaxy Watch.

The 42 mm Galaxy Watch weighs 49 g, while the 38 mm GPS Apple Watch weighs 26.7 g. Even the biggest Apple Watch Series 3 — the 42 mm watch with GPS and cellular — weighs significantly less than the Galaxy Watch: 34.9 g compared to 63 g.

The Galaxy Watch is compatible with a variety of smartphones, while the Apple Watch is only compatible with iPhones.

The Apple Watch Series 3 is compatible with an iPhone 5s or newer that's running iOS 11 or later.

The Galaxy Watch, on the other hand, is compatible with both iPhone 5 or newer running iOS 9 or later, and smartphones running Android 5 or later (you can find a full list of compatible smartphones on Samsung's website).

The Galaxy Watch can get up to four days of battery life, while the Apple Watch can get about 18 hours.

Samsung says that the 42 mm Galaxy Watch can get 2-3 days of battery life, while the 46 mm watch can get 3-4 days. Those battery life estimates are with GPS and cellular use factored in.

The Apple Watch Series 3 gets up to 18 hours of battery life, but that varies considerably based on how you're using the watch (you can read more about the Apple Watch's battery life on Apple's website).

The Apple Watch Series 3 is available to buy now, while the Galaxy Watch will be available starting August 24.

You can buy the Apple Watch on Apple's website, at Apple stores, and at various retailers.

The Galaxy Watch will be available to buy on Amazon, Best Buy, and Samsung.com.

source http://www.newssplashy.com/2018/08/sports-heres-how-samsungs-new-330.html

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Samsung's new Galaxy Watch will become available to buy on August 24. Here's how it compares to the reigning champ of the wearables world, the Apple Watch Series 3.

Samsung's latest competitor to the Apple Watch is here: the Galaxy Watch, a $330 fitness-focused smartwatch.

Samsung introduced the new smartwatch on stage at its Unpacked event last week. The Galaxy Watch isn't Samsung's first wearable, but it's the first since 2013 with the Galaxy brand name — for the past few years, Samsung's smartwatches have been under the "Gear" branding.

The Galaxy Watch also sets itself apart with two key features: battery life (the watch can last up to four days on a single charge, Samsung says) and a rotating crown that lets you control the watch like a dial. Plus, it looks more like a standard watch than most other smartwatches on the market, Apple Watch included.

Still, Apple Watch is the best-selling smartwatch in the world, and Samsung faces an uphill battle if it wants to unseat Apple as the queen of smartwatches.

So as the Apple Watch and the Galaxy Watch prepare to go head-to-head — the Galaxy Watch will be available August 24 — here's how the two watches are similar and different.

There are a lot of ways in which the watches are similar. Both the Galaxy Watch and the Apple Watch Series 3 come in three colors: black, silver, and rose gold.

The Galaxy Watch and Apple Watch start at the same price: $329.

The 42 mm Galaxy Watch, which comes in black and rose gold, costs $329. The 46 mm Galaxy Watch, which comes in silver, costs $349. Samsung hasn't said if there's a price increase for the cellular version of the Galaxy Watch, which is coming later this year.

The 38 mm Apple Watch Series 3 with GPS costs $329, but the price goes up when you increase the size and add cellular:

The 38 mm Apple Watch with both GPS and cellular costs $399

The 42 mm Apple Watch with GPS costs $359

The 42 mm Apple Watch with GPS and cellular costs $429.

The Galaxy Watch and Apple Watch both have OLED displays, although they're totally different shapes.

Both the Apple Watch and Galaxy Watch are fitness- and wellness-focused smartwatches.

The Apple Watch can track workouts like running, cycling, lap swimming, and high-intensity interval training. It also has guided meditation built in, and activity rings that track how much you move, exercise, and stand.

The Galaxy Watch has 39 built-in workouts, and can automatically track six of them. Like the Apple Watch, the Galaxy Watch also has guided meditation and breathing exercises, but it can also track your sleep cycle and calorie count.

Both the Galaxy Watch and Apple Watch are waterproof and can be worn while swimming.

The Galaxy Watch and the Apple Watch can both stream music, so you can leave your phone at home while working out.

Note that you'll only be able to stream music if you have the cellular version of both watches.

Both watches are NFC-compatible, so you can pay for things without pulling out your credit card.

The Galaxy Watch has Samsung Pay, while the Apple Watch has Apple Pay.

Both watches have a digital assistant built in.

The Galaxy Watch has Samsung's Bixby, while the Apple Watch has Siri.

Both Samsung and Apple make a variety of bands for the watches, so you can customize them to suit your taste.

You're not restricted to the bands that both companies make for their watches, either — it's easy to find third-party bands what will work with both the Apple Watch and the Galaxy Watch.

The are a few key differences between the watches — weight, for instance. The Apple Watch weighs a lot less than the Galaxy Watch.

The 42 mm Galaxy Watch weighs 49 g, while the 38 mm GPS Apple Watch weighs 26.7 g. Even the biggest Apple Watch Series 3 — the 42 mm watch with GPS and cellular — weighs significantly less than the Galaxy Watch: 34.9 g compared to 63 g.

The Galaxy Watch is compatible with a variety of smartphones, while the Apple Watch is only compatible with iPhones.

The Apple Watch Series 3 is compatible with an iPhone 5s or newer that's running iOS 11 or later.

The Galaxy Watch, on the other hand, is compatible with both iPhone 5 or newer running iOS 9 or later, and smartphones running Android 5 or later (you can find a full list of compatible smartphones on Samsung's website).

The Galaxy Watch can get up to four days of battery life, while the Apple Watch can get about 18 hours.

Samsung says that the 42 mm Galaxy Watch can get 2-3 days of battery life, while the 46 mm watch can get 3-4 days. Those battery life estimates are with GPS and cellular use factored in.

The Apple Watch Series 3 gets up to 18 hours of battery life, but that varies considerably based on how you're using the watch (you can read more about the Apple Watch's battery life on Apple's website).

The Apple Watch Series 3 is available to buy now, while the Galaxy Watch will be available starting August 24.

You can buy the Apple Watch on Apple's website, at Apple stores, and at various retailers.

The Galaxy Watch will be available to buy on Amazon, Best Buy, and Samsung.com.

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Financial Tips: 5 simple ways you can get better with your spending

Do you have issues with your spending? Here's how you can get better with your personal finance skill.

Making money isn't as easy as spending it. You can expend your energy and time working to make N100k in one month and before the end of that month, your bank account is already empty.

This happens to a lot of people and it is not about the village people standing on anybody's case. It's their spending habit.

Being good at spending your money does not really require a math skill. In fact, nobody excepts you to be a professor in mathematics or banking and finance to understand how to spend your money.

See, all you need to is a sound financial skill that guides your spending, controls your debt and helps in actualising your financial goals. That's all you really need.

So, talking about how to get better with your spending, here are five useful ways to manage your spending. And trust me, these tips will prevent you from living from paycheck to paycheck.

1. Think before you spend

 When you are faced with a spending decision, don't just assume you can afford the item you intend to buy. You need to hold on a little to check if you can really afford this item.

Also, confirm if you've not committed the fund you are about to spend on this item to another project or expense.

2. Have a Budget

 Budget is always a talking point when it comes to personal finance. You really can't attain your financial goals if you don't have a mechanism that controls your spending. This is where budgeting becomes very important.

If you are very bad with money, having a budget and sticking to it is all you need.

ALSO READ: 5 signs you are living beyond your means

3. Use the budget

 Having a budget that outlines your spending in a month is one thing, having the discipline to follow the budget is another.

You'll always need to refer to your budget every time to guide your spending decisions. You'll always need it to track how much you have spent, how much you have left and how much you are saving.

4. Make sure you are paying the best prices

A lot of people aren't good at pricing. Pricing is also a skill you need to guide your spending.

You can save a lot of money when you compare the prices of an item before you decide to buy it. Always make sure you're paying the lowest price for any product and service.

5. Save up for big purchases

 Big purchases require big money no doubt.  So, your ability to delay the pressure of having this big item is extremely good for you.

You really don't need to be pushed to make a hasty decision about any item. You need to be very sure if having the item is actually necessary and if it is, just chill, compare prices before you decide.

By saving up, you avoid the pressure of taking a loan or using your credit card, If you do, the debt is yours and it might affect other genuine expenses.

source https://www.newssplashy.com/2018/06/financial-tips-5-simple-ways-you-can.html

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Strategy: These are the most popular food items at Amazon's futuristic, cashierless store, according to Jeff Bezos (AMZN)

Amazon Go's prepared food options are some of the cashierless store's most popular items.

Amazon opened Amazon Go, its futuristic, cashierless store, in January.

The store uses cameras and sensors to identify what customers take off shelves. It then charge their credit cards directly.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos revealed the store's top sellers in a letter to shareholders.

Amazon has been operating its cashierless Go stores since late January.

The store features Amazon's "just walk out" technology, which uses sensors and cameras to track what customers take off shelves and out of the store. Located in Seattle, near Amazon's campus, it's seen as the future of brick-and-mortar retail, with complicated technology that's designed to make in-store shopping as seamless and easy as shopping on Amazon.com.

The opening of the store brought a lot of interest from locals, and lines soon formed on opening day.

In a letter to investors, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos spoke with pride about hearing customers call the experience of shopping in the new store "magical."

He also revealed the top-selling items for the small-footprint, convenience-oriented store. Items like coffee and water are popular, as would be expected at a store of this kind.

But it's the prepared food items — chicken banh mi sandwiches, chocolate chip cookies, and pre-cut fruit — that are keeping customers coming back. Gummy bears were another favorite, according to Bezos' letter, as were Amazon's meal kits.

Bezos didn't reveal what the future of the store is, but it's likely it won't stay in Seattle forever.

According to a Recode report from February, new Go stores could open in as many as six new locations in at least two cities in 2018.

Three new locations in Seattle have been identified by the company, according to the Recode report, as well as one in Los Angeles. The Los Angeles location would be a part of The Grove, a 600,000-square-foot outdoor shopping mall, sources told Recode.

source https://www.newssplashy.com/2018/04/strategy-these-are-most-popular-food_19.html