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Weird and fun and slightly unhinged (and SPOILER FILLED) Stardew Valley headcanons i have:

My cows are transmasc (like Otis from Barnyard) so every time I (the player character) see them i say "Gentlemen" and give them a nod

Maru and I share notes on things we've built in the past few days every time we see each other

M. Rasmodius had two kids with two different women in town (which is why the witch divorced his ass): Abigail (duh) and WAIT FOR IT...Sebastian. We know nothing about Sebastian's father, but Seb himself is very attuned to nature and has the same slight smugness at the beginning as the Wizard. Do Seb and Abigail know they're related? No. Will they ever? Who knows. Do they feel a strong connection between them? Yes. Has it been confused for a crush and will it dissapate into a sibling-like relationship eventually? Absolutely.

Marnie knows she deserved better than Lewis. That's why she's been considering Marlon.

Gil (the monster slayer rewards guy) is Jodi and Harvey's dad.

Lewis siphons money from the town's taxes into various "town _____ funds", most of which he keeps for himself. (gold for a solid gold statue is expensive) the only reason he doesn't keep the agriculture fund is because I moved into the farm.

Evelyn and Grandpa had a long and storied romance before she met George. They were middle school sweethearts all the way through high school, but when they graduated, she left for a job in the city, and he stayed behind on the farm. He eventually met our grandmother, who he married, and when evelyn came back she was a bit saddened but she kept in touch with both of them. Soon after she met George, and that was that.

Pam and Clint are cousins

Gunther is actually running a small smuggling ring with his wife, the Travelling Cart woman (I call her Maureen). They smuggle artifacts and supplies over enemy lines.

"Our beloved Mona" in the cemetery is actually Jas and Shane's Mom, Marnie's Sister. Shane had a rough relationship with her, opting to go with his dad in the divorce, but when dad turned out to be an abusive ass, he came back to mom's. He and Mona got along a bit better and he even started thriving in school. She would make him homemade Jalapeno bacon pepper poppers as a reward for good grades, and threw him a pizza party when he made the Varsity gridball team. After he graduated, she had Jas and named him her godfather on top of being her half brother. Then she had an awful accident about a year and a half later. Shane spiraled, latched on to the addictive tendencies given to him by his father's genes, and began drinking. He asked aunt Marnie if they could crash with her for a while. He's still reeling from his mom's sudden death 7 years later when we move in.

Demetrius is working on secret military projects but can't let his family know, so he wanders off (to the lakeside and to the fountain) to work on them.

Harvey has a shelf in his apartment full of ultra expensive and intricate model planes, half of which were gifts from Jodi

Kent and Harvey have a strained relationship due to Kent having seen the true horrors of war and Harvey glorifying service in the armed forces. They get along but only just.

Pierre's secret stash is not porn, but Money. He keeps a rather large sum of gold tucked away from his family "just in case".

Shane and Alex hang out and talk about gridball more than you would think. In fact, Alex is one of the very few people Shane likes.

Claire (the cashier from Joja) hates Morris. She hates working for Joja. She hates the fact that they're causing problems in the valley. She wishes she could just own her own business here some day. And she does. When the Junimos restore the Joja building into the movie theatre, she gets a mysterious letter in the mail that says "Come bak tu valley, muvee plase is yours" (Junimos had to ask hat mouse to write it)

I have a ton more but that's it for now.

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Dance Shoot with Muve Meants

Dance Shoot with Muve Meants

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A Night Out with muve

Australia has a vibrant nightlife that will offer nothing short of a splendid time. From classy restaurants to classic watering holes, it’s a country that has it all.

However, when darkness falls, safety can be an issue. Luckily, safety is always a top priority for muve, and all you may have to do is to ditch your keys and let us offer you our premium quality ridesharing services.

Various ridesharing companies offer multiple services but what makes muve stand out is that throughout the year, people rely on muve for a safe and affordable way to their destination.

At muve, we also understand that customers demand for ridesharing companies increases at night. That’s why we offer a transparent pricing method, with steady quotes that are dependent on distance and time; and you won’t need to worry about nasty surge prices. At muve, we understand your needs, and we try out best to cater to them, so download muve from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store today.

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How to Create Shiny and Voluminous Hair in Photoshop

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Going to Commercial UAV Expo in Vegas? Check out these Booths, Speakers and Sponsors

Commercial UAV Expo in Las Vegas next week looks to be one of the best drone events of the year – where attendees are guaranteed to meet current and potential friends, sponsors, clients, and partners.  The event is being held at The Westgate Resort, Las Vegas,  USA from October 28 – 30th

While you’re there, stop by these booths to meet some of DRONELIFE’s friends, partners and sponsors that you may have read about here.  (Please confirm the dates and times of the sessions as these are subject to change and we don’t want you to go to the wrong place.). And be sure to say hi to Miriam, our Editor-in-Chief, who will be covering the show!

  CompTIA:  Booth 233

CompTIA is a leading voice and advocate for the $5 trillion global information technology ecosystem; and the more than 50 million industry and tech professionals who design, implement, manage, and safeguard the technology that powers the world’s economy. Through education, training, certifications, advocacy, philanthropy, and market research, CompTIA is the hub for advancing the tech industry and its workforce. https://www.comptia.org/

  DroneDeploy: Booth 833

DroneDeploy is the leading cloud software platform for commercial drones, and is making the power of aerial data accessible and productive for everyone. Trusted by leading brands globally, DroneDeploy is transforming the way businesses leverage drones and aerial data across industries, including agriculture, construction, mining, inspection and surveying. Simple by design, DroneDeploy enables professional-grade imagery and analysis, 3D modeling and more from any drone on any device.

In addition,  CEO Mike Winn  will be on the panel for UAS Insights and Strategies for Success in the Current Marketplace on Tuesday Oct. 29th from 9:00 to 10:45 am in Pavilion 1-3.  (see more on Mike below).

  Gremsy: Booth 1031

Established in 2011, Gremsy is a leading global brand of the camera stabilizer. Since its establishment, Gremsy has focused on R&D to release high-grade quality products like Gremsy T3, Gremsy S1, and Pixy, …to meet rigorous demands not only for commercial uses but also for enterprise solutions.

Combined with engineers with over 8-year expertise in gimbal designing and with great passion for pushing the limit to be a crucial component of the drone systems, Gremsy continues launching new compact gimbals to carry different sensors.

Besides presenting the latest gimbals at this Commercial UAV show, Gremsy team is excited to discuss with valued clients for their customized gimbals projects.

Check out their new gimbal, the PixyU , that is designed to work with a number of different air frames.

  FLIR Systems:  Booth 925

FLIR Systems, Inc. is a global leader in the design and manufacture of innovative, high-performance digital cameras for industrial, medical and life science, traffic, biometric, GIS, and people counting applications.

FLIR Systems, Inc. designs, develops, manufactures, markets, and distributes technologies that enhance perception and awareness. We bring innovative sensing solutions into daily life through our thermal imaging systems, visible-light imaging systems, locator systems, measurement and diagnostic systems, and advanced threat detection systems. Our products improve the way people interact with the world around them, enhance public safety and well-being, increase energy efficiency, and enable healthy and entertained communities.

Randall Warnas who runs FLIR global drone business is speaking at the Energy – Vertical Breakout Session on Tuesday October 29th from 2:00 to 3:30 pm in Pavilion 3.  (see more on Randall below).

They recently announced the FLIR Muve C360 which helps detect the presence of gas.

  Pix4D: Booth 431

Pix4D is a dynamic and rapidly expanding software company with headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland, and local offices in San Francisco, Shanghai and Berlin. The company develops a line of end-to-end mapping solutions which convert images into georeferenced maps and models. Using advanced algorithms based on computer vision and photogrammetry, Pix4D offers survey-grade accuracy, as well as a unique bundle of desktop and cloud processing.

        SimActive: Booth 310

SimActive is the developer of Correlator3D

software, a patented end-to-end photogrammetry solution for the generation of high-quality geospatial data from satellite and aerial imagery, including UAVs. Correlator3D

performs aerial triangulation (AT) and produces dense digital surface models (DSM), digital terrain models (DTM), point clouds, orthomosaics and vectorized 3D features. Powered by GPU technology and multi-core CPUs, Correlator3D

ensures matchless processing speed to support rapid production of large datasets. SimActive has been selling Correlator3D

to leading mapping firms and government organizations around the world, offering cutting-edge photogrammetry software backed by exceptional customer support. For more information, visit www.simactive.com.

Speakers we think are worth seeing (some are partners, others just our industry heroes):

Dyan  Gibbons, CEO Trumbull Unmanned:  Tuesday October 29 from 4:30-5:45 pm Conference Room 12-14

Dyan attended the Air Force Academy, where she was a member of the Air Force Parachute team and learned to fly. After studying engineering, she served as an Acquisitions Officer. While managing cruise missiles, a type of unmanned aircraft, she earned her MBA. Dyan then supported Air Force One and Global Hawk UAS engineering and logistics. Her PhD research in UAS/drones, RFID, wireless systems, computer vision and the promotion of hydrocarbon sequestration from a UAV led Dyan to the energy sector and being selected as an SPE Distinguished Lecturer (2015-2016).  (See our profile of Dyan here to be inspired.)

David Hose, CEO AirMap:

David Hose is a seasoned technology leader and entrepreneur. Prior to joining the AirMap team, David was the Interim CEO of Rhapsody, International; Chief Development Officer and SVP of Openwave Systems; and founder and CEO of Signalsoft, a pioneer in the development of location-based services for mobile phones. David has more than 35 years of experience in technology, serving as founder, CEO, investor, board member, and advisor for more than 40 companies over the course of his career.  (See a profile of David here.)

Amit Ganjoo, CEO Anra Technologies:  Amit is speaking at both the Drone Industries Visionary and the UAS Traffic Management (UTM) Updates and Progress.

Amit Ganjoo is a serial entrepreneur and the Founder and CEO of ANRA Technologies, an Award Winning UTM Software Company headquartered in Washington, DC with global operations. Amit has over 20 years of aviation, telecom and wireless experience in both the federal and the commercial space.  He is an engineer, a licensed pilot, following a lifelong passion in aviation and builds experimental aircraft.  He was the Director of Engineering at Ericsson Federal, providing telecom solutions to Federal Government, where he was the recipient of the Athena Award. Deployed as part of the Expeditionary Strike Group, he was chief system architect for Navy 4G LTE Sea Pilot, delivering a one of a kind turn-key, secure, unmanned airborne/afloat autonomous 4G LTE Network with applications to directly support the war fighter.  He architected the first ever approved classified security architecture for 4G LTE in line with NSA Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC) framework, approved for operational deployment in DoD in 2012. Amit is an adjunct professor at the George Mason University and shares his passion for engineering by teaching in the School of Engineering and volunteers at a local Maker Space in the D.C. area.  (See Amit make the concepts of UTM clear here.)

Marc Kegelaers, CEO Unifly:

High profile, quadri-lingual executive with a formal education in Engineering, Business Administration and Aviation. Started his career in the product management department of a multinational (GTE). Over the years, he has gone through the stages of Product Management, International Sales, Key Account Management, Sales Director, General Manager, Chief Executive and Business Owner in a range of sectors: Network management, IT security, Aviation, Telecommunications.

Richard Lopez, Hansel Phelps Construction:  Lopez runs the drone program for Hensel Phelps Construction Co. which has one of the first FAA exemptions with help from Parazero systems.

Richard Lopez is a Virtual Design and Construction Manager with Hensel Phelps Construction Co., an employee-owned company that over the last 80 years has grown to be one of the nation’s most recognized general contractors, serving both public and private clients. Richard leads the implementation of new sUAS technology, software, and advancements at Hensel Phelps to increase efficiency and safety on the jobsite while providing valuable information for forecasting, recordkeeping, and as part of the procurement effort.

Lisa Murray, Group Director – Diversified Communications:

Lisa Murray is the director of a group of technology events and media at Diversified Communications, a global event organizer with a dozen offices across the world operating in a variety of business areas. In her role, Ms. Murray oversees Commercial UAV Expo Americas, Commercial UAV Expo Europe, Commercial UAV News and International Lidar Mapping Forum. These market-leading events and media provide professionals access to the education and technology that help them make the best business decisions and connect vendors with qualified buyers. Vertical markets include Surveying & Mapping; Construction; Infrastructure & Transportation; Energy & Utilities; Mining & Aggregates; Forestry & Agriculture; Law Enforcement, Security and Emergency Response.

Douglas Spotted Eagle, Sundance Media:

Douglas Spotted Eagle is a giant in the video and audio industries, having received Grammy, Emmy, DuPont, Peabody, and many other awards. Douglas is a primary instructor and industry consultant for Sundance Media Group, Inc. and VASST, authoring several books and DVDs and serving as an advisor and guide for videographers, software manufacturers and broadcasters. Douglas is a well-known musician and a world-travelled speaker/instructor. Douglas now focuses his energy and experience within the UAV/sUAS industry. Skydiving since 2006 and instructing UAS since 2012, Douglas is an accomplished aerial photographer who thrives in the adrenaline-filled world of fast-action videography. Appointed as a Safety and Training Advisor in the aviation world, he is a risk management/mitigation subject matter expert. Douglas is an audio and imaging pro with numerous awards for his productions; with an intimate knowledge of the FAA FARs and FSIMs, Douglas’ vision is to incorporate his years of imaging and aviation experience into best-practices for everything drone/UAV/UAS. Douglas is a frequent (and dynamic!) speaker and consults on UAV cinematography, commercial and infrastructural UAV applications, UAV risk management, night UAV flight, aerial security systems, and 107 training to ensure pilots clearly understand the FAA laws.

Randall Warnas, FLIR:

Randall is speaking at the Energy – Vertical Breakout Session on Tuesday October 29th from 2:00 to 3:30 pm in Pavilion 3.

Randall manages FLIR’s sUAS business globally, and has a singularly unique perspective of the drone industry. From pioneering drone retail in 2014, he went on to develop the initial stages and foundation of DJI’s Enterprise business. Now working for FLIR, he has engaged with tens of thousands of end-users in both the consumer and commercial space, helped consult and develop hundreds of business around the use of drones, and has worked with most drone manufacturers, software providers, and industrial service companies. Through interfacing with such a wide variety of participants in the drone space, Randall uses this lens to help grow and promote the industry throughout the world. With aerial thermal imaging being one of the most proven applications of drones in the commercial space, his exposure to a variety of use-cases allows him to evaluate and validate potential opportunities with this technology.

Mike Winn, CEO DroneDeploy:  Co-Founder and CEO of DroneDeploy will be on the panel for UAS Insights and Strategies for Success in the Current Marketplace.

Mike Winn is the co-founder and CEO of DroneDeploy, where he is responsible for overall strategic direction, management and growth. Winn completed his undergraduate degree in Economics and Maths at Rhodes University. Before starting DroneDeploy, he held sales and technical positions at Google and co-founded Zoomatelo, a web-service that facilitated carpooling in large organizations and communities through closed social networks. In his spare time, you can find him reading or flying RC helicopters and drones.

Gretchen West, CEO Schiebel Aircraft:

Gretchen West is the new CEO of Schiebel Aircraft.  Gretchen took the top spot at Schiebel this year, following her time at law firm Hogan Lovells as a Senior Advisor for Innovation and Technology, during which she co-founded drone advocacy group, Commercial Drone Alliance.  (See our profile of Gretchen here.)

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“An understanding of how changes in technology impact on the way humans communicate, and the ethical issues that surround these changes.”

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Personally, I think it is fantastic being able to call, email, text, video call, etc loved ones and colleagues, from literally anywhere in the world, (as long as you have service.) It sends within seconds. It is impacting the way people interact with each other less face to face interactions, but it also means not waiting days or week for your letters to be sent to each other or waiting to catch up with someone in person, for just the simplest questions or checking if they’re all right.

It is also changing the way we communicate within schools and the new forms of learning we can take on. Change of “the traditional classroom of desks, notebooks, pencils, and blackboard to an online forum of computers, software, and the Internet intimidates many teachers who are accustomed to the face-to-face interaction of the traditional classroom. In the past 10 years, online instruction has become extremely popular.” (Sarkar, S. 2012) Being able to learn online is giving new possibilities of learning to those with not flexible hours to go to school or university to study.

I think there is an issue with the technology within schools. Do teachers know as much as they should on technology, to teach the generations who are born with not knowing anything else? “Research has shown that few teachers are prepared to use databases, spreadsheets, WebQuests, handhelds, or MUVEs (multi-user virtual environments) in the classroom, as these tools are seldom integrated with teacher preparation programs.” (Sprague, D. 2004.) But are they willing to go out of their way to learn more on technology to help the children with problems they are facing? Teachers should be taught how to use more technologies to incorporate into the children learning. This will need to be furthered research, but I strongly think this needs to be looked into the curriculum.

APA Referencing

• Sarkar, S. (2012). The role of information and communication technology (ICT) in higher education for the 21st century. Science, 1(1), 30-41.

• Sprague, D. (2004). Technology and teacher education: Are we talking to ourselves?. Contemporary Issues in Technology and Teacher Education, 3(4), 353-361.

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Growth Opportunities in Europe Electric Two-wheeler Sharing Industry

Technological advancement needed for efficient fleet management and vehicle sharing systems, rising concerns over emissions of greenhouse gas, and greater convenience in using two-wheeler sharing services are the key factors driving the growth of the European market.

The European electric two-wheeler sharing market is projected to reach $597.2 million by 2025, registering a CAGR of 35.0% during the forecast period according to P&S Intelligence.

Spain was the largest electric two-wheeler sharing market in Europe

Spain was the largest market for electric two-wheeler sharing service in Europe in 2018. The introduction of this new form of transport received popularity in major cities of the country. The vibrant scooter culture in Barcelona has also helped electric two-wheeler sharing market to grow in the country. However, Germany is expected to be the largest market during the forecast period. The demand for electric two-wheeler sharing services in the country is expected from cities such as Berlin, Bielefeld, Frankfurt, Mannheim, Munich, Oberhausen, Osnabrück, Tübingen, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, and Stuttgart.

Europe electric two-wheeler sharing market competitive landscape

Some of the major players operating in the European electric two-wheeler sharing market are Electric Mobility Concepts GmbH, Cooltra Motos SL, Cityscoot SAS, Felyx Sharing B.V., COUP Mobility GmbH, Sharing Muving S.L.U., YUGO Urban Mobility SL, MiMoto Smart Mobility Srl, Bird Rides Inc., Neutron Holdings Inc., and VOI Technology AB.

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The Eclipse Proclaim Modern Law Conveyancing Awards 2019 – shortlist

We’re delighted to announce that the shortlist for this year’s Eclipse Proclaim Modern Law Conveyancing Awards has been released!

Taking place on Thursday 18th July at The Rum Warehouse in Liverpool, the event promises to be one of the most prestigious for the conveyancing sector.

After facing a number of tough decisions to whittle down all of the high-calibre entries, the judges have created a final shortlist of firms and individuals, which can be seen below.

Congratulations to all!

Conveyancing Firm of the Year – North of England Bell Lamb and Joynson Solicitors Birchall Blackburn Law Ramsdens Solicitors LLP Rowlinsons Solicitors Stephensons Solicitors LLP Winston Solicitors LLP

​Conveyancing Firm of the Year – Midlands Beswicks Legal Brethertons LLP Fletcher Longstaff MJP Conveyancing PM Property Lawyers Sort Legal

​Conveyancing Firm of the Year – South of England Adams & Remers LLP Adams Kaye AVRillo LLP PCS Legal Spratt Endicott The Partnership

​Conveyancing Firm of the Year – Wales Countrywide Conveyancing Services Harding Evans Howells Legal Ltd t/a Howells Solicitors JCP Solicitors Newbold Solicitors

​Search Provider of the Year GlobalX InfoTrack Legal Bricks Searches Searches UK Limited SearchFlow

​Innovation of the Year Countrywide Conveyancing Services Fletcher Longstaff inCase Mullis & Peake LLP Solicitors Muve SmartCredit Ltd T/As SmartSearch

​Rising Star of the Year Charlotte Osborne – PCS Legal Daisy Dagnall – DC Law Gemma Barkhouse – Countrywide Conveyancing Services Jordan Tunnicliffe – Sort Legal Luke Neale – PCS Legal Sidraa Razaq – Winston Solicitors LLP

​Service Provider of the Year Beswicks Legal DevAssist Ltd inCase InfoTrack Perfect Portal

​Client Care Award AVRillo LLP Bell Lamb and Joynson Solicitors Beswicks Legal Birchall Blackburn Law Rowlinsons Solicitors Winston Solicitors LLP

​Best Use of Technology AVRillo LLP Bell Lamb and Joynson Solicitors MJP Conveyancing Ramsdens Solicitors LLP Stephensons Solicitors LLP The Partnership

​Outstanding Commitment to Training Birchall Blackburn Law Conveyancing Direct Limited Countrywide Conveyancing Services My Home Move PM Property Lawyers SearchFlow

​Property Team of the Year Bell Lamb and Joynson Solicitors Countrywide Conveyancing Services Kuits Newbold Solicitors Pinney Talfourd LLP Stephensons Solicitors LLP

​Conveyancer of the Year Claire Wright – Countrywide Conveyancing Services Gavin Hek – Countrywide Conveyancing Services Jonathan Achampong – Wedlake Bell LLP Paul Adams – Adams Kaye Paula Lee – Acumen People Stuart Forsdike – PCS Legal

​National Conveyancing Firm of the Year Birchall Blackburn Law Countrywide Conveyancing Services Fletcher Longstaff Howells Legal Ltd t/a Howells Solicitors PM Property Lawyers Stephensons Solicitors LLP

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Amazingly Ease Getting Around Australia with muve

Australia is an exciting, exotic, entire world within a continent; travelling is quite an experience at this point. However, honestly speaking Australian prices may be a bit steep and your transportation costs can easily deter you from exploring your areas of interest. Fortunately, there are many ways of travel at affordable prices at enjoyable and excellent services.

The excellent ridesharing services offered by muve in Australia make it easy to move from and virtually in between point A to Z. muve has made the ridesharing services available at regular intervals throughout the day and night. You will not be stuck in the middle of anywhere with no safety means home.

muve is a company that has the size, the resources and the know-how to offer more efficient and equitable outcomes generally about urban transport. Built to be a long-term sustainable company, we ensure to provide our drivers with the highest rate and our riders with the best experience using our new mini car to offer a smart and cheaper choice.

We offer you a friendly and great looking app that provides a range of services with the aim of giving reliable services to our variety of customers. Anything to make travelling comfortable; muve’s ridesharing services are of global supremacy regarding financial backing, the scale of operations, digital capabilities and war chest.

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Citymapper lets you find Ofo, Mobike and scooters around you

Urban transportation app Citymapper quietly rolled out an app update that lets you find many alternative mobility services in the app. You can now find the nearest dockless bike or electric scooter around you (not the Bird and Lime kind, the motorcycle kind).

The integrations are already live in many cities. The company didn’t add new buttons for each service because it was already getting quite crowded with buses, subways and ride-sharing services.

If you tap the bike button, you get a map view of the streets around you. In addition to traditional bike-sharing services, you’ll now find colored dots representing both Ofo and Mobike . Below the map, you get a list of the closest bikes. TechCrunch’s Ingrid Lunden previously reported that the Mobike integration was coming soon.

But Citymapper also added a new scooter button in multiple cities. As the name suggests, this button helps you locate the closest free-floating scooter that you can unlock with your phone.

In Paris, you’ll find Coup and Cityscoot scooters. In Berlin, you’ll find Coup scooters. In Madrid and Barcelona, you’ll find Muving, ioscoot, eCooltra and Yugo scooters… You get the idea. Chances are all your local options will be there.

Interestingly, electric scooters from Bird and Lime aren’t in there just yet. It might be what everybody is talking about, but you’ll only see Jump and Ford bikes in San Francisco.

For now, all you can do is locate the nearest bike or scooter. You still have to open each individual app to scan the QR code and unlock those vehicles.

But this is an interesting approach. Citymapper doesn’t operate any transportation service. It can be an agnostic player and provide a comprehensive view of what’s around you without any conflict of interest. It doesn’t have to recreate a transportation hub like Lyft or Uber as those two companies recently acquired Motivate and Jump to provide bike-sharing services.

And if you’re visiting a city for the first time, you can open the app to find out how you’ll be able to navigate that new city.

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Urban transportation app Citymapper quietly rolled out an app update that lets you find many alternative mobility services in the app. You can now find the nearest dockless bike or electric scooter around you (not the Bird and Lime kind, the motorcycle kind).

The integrations are already live in many cities. The company didn’t add new buttons for each service because it was already getting quite crowded with buses, subways and ride-sharing services.

If you tap the bike button, you get a map view of the streets around you. In addition to traditional bike-sharing services, you’ll now find colored dots representing both Ofo and Mobike. TechCrunch’s Ingrid Lunden previously reported that the Mobike integration was coming soon. Below the map, you get a list of the closest bikes.

But Citymapper also added a new scooter button in multiple cities. As the name suggests, this button helps you locate the closest free-floating scooter that you can unlock with your phone.

In Paris, you’ll find Coup and Cityscoot scooters. In Berlin, you’ll find Coup scooters. In Madrid and Barcelona, you’ll find Muving, ioscoot, eCooltra and Yugo scooters… You get the idea. Chances are all your local options will be there.

Interestingly, electric scooters from Bird and Lime aren’t in there just yet. It might be what everybody is talking about, but you’ll only see Jump and Ford bikes in San Francisco.

For now, all you can do is locate the nearest bike or scooter. You still have to open each individual app to scan the QR code and unlock those vehicles.

But this is an interesting approach. Citymapper doesn’t operate any transportation service. It can be an agnostic player and provide a comprehensive view of what’s around you without any conflict of interest. It doesn’t have to recreate a transportation hub like Lyft or Uber as those two companies recently acquired Motivate and Jump to provide bike-sharing services.

And if you’re visiting a city for the first time, you can open the app to find out how you’ll be able to navigate that new city.

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Citymapper lets you find Ofo, Mobike and scooters around you

Urban transportation app Citymapper quietly rolled out an app update that lets you find many alternative mobility services in the app. You can now find the nearest dockless bike or electric scooter around you (not the Bird and Lime kind, the motorcycle kind).

The integrations are already live in many cities. The company didn’t add new buttons for each service because it was already getting quite crowded with buses, subways and ride-sharing services.

If you tap the bike button, you get a map view of the streets around you. In addition to traditional bike-sharing services, you’ll now find colored dots representing both Ofo and Mobike . Below the map, you get a list of the closest bikes. TechCrunch’s Ingrid Lunden previously reported that the Mobike integration was coming soon.

But Citymapper also added a new scooter button in multiple cities. As the name suggests, this button helps you locate the closest free-floating scooter that you can unlock with your phone.

In Paris, you’ll find Coup and Cityscoot scooters. In Berlin, you’ll find Coup scooters. In Madrid and Barcelona, you’ll find Muving, ioscoot, eCooltra and Yugo scooters… You get the idea. Chances are all your local options will be there.

Interestingly, electric scooters from Bird and Lime aren’t in there just yet. It might be what everybody is talking about, but you’ll only see Jump and Ford bikes in San Francisco.

For now, all you can do is locate the nearest bike or scooter. You still have to open each individual app to scan the QR code and unlock those vehicles.

But this is an interesting approach. Citymapper doesn’t operate any transportation service. It can be an agnostic player and provide a comprehensive view of what’s around you without any conflict of interest. It doesn’t have to recreate a transportation hub like Lyft or Uber as those two companies recently acquired Motivate and Jump to provide bike-sharing services.

And if you’re visiting a city for the first time, you can open the app to find out how you’ll be able to navigate that new city.

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Urban transportation app Citymapper quietly rolled out an app update that lets you find many alternative mobility services in the app. You can now find the nearest dockless bike or electric scooter around you (not the Bird and Lime kind, the motorcycle kind).

The integrations are already live in many cities. The company didn’t add new buttons for each service because it was already getting quite crowded with buses, subways and ride-sharing services.

If you tap the bike button, you get a map view of the streets around you. In addition to traditional bike-sharing services, you’ll now find colored dots representing both Ofo and Mobike . Below the map, you get a list of the closest bikes. TechCrunch’s Ingrid Lunden previously reported that the Mobike integration was coming soon.

But Citymapper also added a new scooter button in multiple cities. As the name suggests, this button helps you locate the closest free-floating scooter that you can unlock with your phone.

In Paris, you’ll find Coup and Cityscoot scooters. In Berlin, you’ll find Coup scooters. In Madrid and Barcelona, you’ll find Muving, ioscoot, eCooltra and Yugo scooters… You get the idea. Chances are all your local options will be there.

Interestingly, electric scooters from Bird and Lime aren’t in there just yet. It might be what everybody is talking about, but you’ll only see Jump and Ford bikes in San Francisco.

For now, all you can do is locate the nearest bike or scooter. You still have to open each individual app to scan the QR code and unlock those vehicles.

But this is an interesting approach. Citymapper doesn’t operate any transportation service. It can be an agnostic player and provide a comprehensive view of what’s around you without any conflict of interest. It doesn’t have to recreate a transportation hub like Lyft or Uber as those two companies recently acquired Motivate and Jump to provide bike-sharing services.

And if you’re visiting a city for the first time, you can open the app to find out how you’ll be able to navigate that new city.

via TechCrunch

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#WordlessWednesday recap coverage from @BellaNYCMag The #Beauty Issue with @MsAlexaJoel Cover Launch Party @LaPulperianyc

NOT COMPENSATED!

Happy Wordless Wednesday!

It is Wordless Wednesday across the interwebs - a day where you say it with pictures!

And I have just the set of pictures for your eyeballs today butterflies

A few days ago I attended the cover launch of the May/June 2018 Beauty Issue of BELLA New York Magazine with Alexa Ray Joel at the 57th street location of La Pulperia New York City Restaurant and it was LIT!

Me and my new Nikon are still getting acquainted so a mix of my best shots and some pro shots are included below:

Above: The Red Carpet Arrivals! Alexa Ray Joel being interviewed by ET - Entertainment Television - Photo Credit: Staten Arts Photography (BTW, Alexa's hair was done by Angelo David Salon - and you can search my archives to see just how much I love them!)

Above: Alexa Ray Joel holds up The May/June 2018 Beauty Issue of BELLA New York Magazine  - Photo Credit: Staten Arts Photography

Above: Left: Avanti Gupta, Bella Magazine's TV host interviews - Photo Credit: Staten Arts Photography

Above: Left: Alexa Ray Joel with her fiance Ryan Gleason (Right)  - Photo Credit: Staten Arts Photography

Above: Alexa Ray Joel and her mom Christie Brinkley remind me of me and mama butterfly! Just a regular day in NYC hitting the scene!  - Photo Credit: Staten Arts Photography

Above: You know I am loving this shot for the mix of posed and candid - I love how Alexa's mom Christie is taking her own photo on her cellphone. - Photo Credit: Staten Arts Photography

Above: Christie Brinkley outside of La Pulperia Restaurant in New York City  - Photo Credit: Staten Arts Photography

OK Butterflies, let's move away from The Red Carpet Arrivals and delve into the event details and venue a bit!

Above: Had to nab a shot of the pretty flowers - table settings included flowers, candles and copies of the May/June 2018 Beauty Issue of BELLA New York Magazine! And this shot was nabbed by me!

Above: We need to go over this Bar Menu because they were great! Prosecco DOC Prosecco, Beso Del Sol Sangria, White Sparkling, Rose Sparkling and Rose Still - these were sweet and normally my palette runs dry but I really liked these! I can see these complimenting so many picnics in the park this summer! Batiste Rhum (I rarely cheat on Bacardi - but this is definitely cheat worthy!), Reeds Ginger Beer and 1907 Water. The Drinks and service at La Pulperia were equally amazing.

Above: Gotta be quick to nab an appetizer in NYC!

Above: I didn't earn my nickame as #TheOfficialTwitterPartyDJ for nothing, I can't hit an event without taking a good DJ shot, here is a shot of DJ MUVEE in action! NY Editors can sometimes play cool at events, but I can tell you booties were moving, so props to the DJ!

Above: By the way I was not as close as the photo makes it look, so YAS to upgrading my camera and my lenses!

Above: I was totally living for Jonathan Calixto of BELLA New York Magazine's look, that jacket and those pants were FIRE! You can find Jonathan on Instagram at: @ThisisJCali

MY TAKE

Events are mainly work for me, and half the time is spent trying to nab shots worthy of publication - this one brought me back to hanging out with friends just for fun and I had to remind myself I was technically at 'work'! and that is a very GOOD thing. I met so many super nice folks and my only regret was not asking Alexa for a photo, I rarely do it, but she seemed super approachable and I was looking particularly cute that night and have no photo proof because I took none of me!

Readers: Pick up your copy of the May/June 2018 BELLA New York Magazine at your favorite news stand or check them out online at: bellanyc.com

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