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And then there's the economy cabin where the majority of us will spend our time.


The seats offer 32 inches of pitch with six inches of recline and are 18.5 inches wide.

Premium economy passengers get 19.5-inch wide seats and 38 inches of seat pitch.

In addition, the seats are equipped with a 13.3 inch HD screen and noise canceling headphones.

Sharing the upper deck with the suites are 78 business class seats.


Each business class seat is 25-inches wide with 50 inches of pitch and is cocooned inside a carbon composite shell for added privacy.

The seats also convert into a 78-inch long bed.

Like the suite, the business class seat is also upholstered by Poltrona Frau.

The business class seats along the center of the aircraft can be connected to form a single bed. Great for families traveling together.

Passengers also get an 18-inch entertainment screen.

Personal bathrooms

In addition to a 32-inch entertainment display, the suites also come with some handy storage bins.


Handbags and jewellery get their own home in the new Singapore Airlines A380 suites.

Each suite is furnished with a separate full-flat bed with adjustable recline and plush leather chair, enabling customers to lounge comfortably in the chair or rest in bed without the need to convert the bed from a sitting position.


This way couples traveling together can share the space.

Singapore Airlines has unveiled new A380 cabins costing hundreds of millions of dollars and if these pictures are anything to go by, it was money very well spent.


It was already a world-class airline, now it’s very special indeed.


The carrier has splashed out $850million on the upgrade, which introduces double beds in the exclusive suites and which cost from £9,500 and in business class.





http://www.businessinsider.com/singapore-airlines-airbus-a380-first-class-suite-business-class-2017-11

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-5043369/Inside-upgraded-Singapore-Airlines-A380-cabins.html
Lalasticlala, Mynd44

The US government is working on a new 'Beast,' officially called 'Cadillac One,' with General Motors tasked with producing the new presidential vehicle.


Details of the new limousine are shrouded in secrecy, but glimpses of a camouflaged prototype have been spotted ahead of its arrival to the White House.


The program to build an unspecified number of presidential vehicles is reportedly set at $15.8 million and is scheduled for completion early next year.


The current model, used by former President Barack Obama and now Trump, cost an estimated $1.5 million.





The president has 12 identical limos in rotation, which are stored at Secret Service's headquarters and under surveillance 24-hours a day.



President sometimes travels in a heavily-armored Chevrolet Suburban as Ground Force One rather than The Beast.


The armoured Chevrolet Suburban also serve as communication vehicle with sateline and direct line to the WhiteHouse and Pentagon from anywhere around the world.





President Obama’s Motorcade in the Ancient City of Petra, Jordan. Date Undocumented.

The Secret Service gave Americans a rare glimpse into how they transport the President's specially-equipped motorcade across the world on Saturday.


Pictures posted to the Twitter account belonging to the elite federal law enforcement agency shows a fleet of vehicles loaded into the fuselage of the monstrous C-17 Globemaster transport aircraft.


The images were taken as President Donald Trump heads east on a 12-day, five country trip to Asia where he's expected to reassure allies on a host of concerns including security and economic issues.






http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5050531/Secret-Service-post-pictures-Beast.html

Nearly 200 people have been criminally charged with insulting Mugabe, 93 in recent years, according to human rights lawyers.




Before she was remanded in custody on Saturday, O'Donovan posed for photographs with her lawyers and with others inside the court.

The woman's family in her hometown of Martinsville, New Jersey, have not yet commented on her arrest.


Her arrest warrant states that on October 11, she, under the Twitter handle @matigary, tweeted:


'We are being led by a sick and selfish man'.


There is no evidence of the tweet on social media.


Matigari has deleted all of its posts before October 27.She is charged with undermining authority of or insulting president.



The woman arriving at Harare Magistrates Court on Saturday morning insists she did not send the tweet.

An American woman in Zimbabwe has been jailed for 'insulting' President Robert Mugabe by allegedly tweeting an image of him which suggested he has a catheter from an anonymous account which was still active as she languished behind bars on Saturday.


Martha O'Donovan, 25, was arrested on Friday morning at her home near Harare, the country's capital, and was taken into custody on a charge of insulting or undermining the president and trying to overthrow an elected government.


Police say that on October 11, O'Donovan tweeted that Mugabe, 93, is a 'very selfish and sick man' and claimed that he was surviving on a catheter.



They claim they traced the anonymous Twitter account @matigary, which allegedly posted the tweet, to her address through its IP address.


On Saturday, O'Donovan was held in custody after a brief court hearing and she must now wait until November 15 to return to court.


Her lawyers say they will appeal for her to be granted bail at the High Court on Monday.


The Twitter account police say she was behind was still active on Friday and Saturday despite the fact that Martha, who is from Martinsville, New Jersey, was in custody.



O'Donovan, a graduate of NYU, has been in Zimbabwe for a year working for the local TV network Magamba and bar tending.






Martha O'Donovan, 25, is pictured arriving at Harare Magistrates Court in Zimbabwe on Saturday.


After a brief hearing, she was remanded in custody and must now wait until November to reappear in court for a bail hearing.




Local media shared a photograph of O'Donovan's arrest warrant.


It claims that on October 11, she tweeted: 'We are being led by a selfish and sick man'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5049325/US-woman-faces-20-years-jail-insulting-Mugabe.html

Sakie:
I have always known and eaten this since my childhood but I don't know its name in English. Its called "Odoh" in my language.Its planted like a palm tree and harvested inform of roots.it can be boiled or roasted and its kind of bitter when you eat it.
Please do you know the name?

Please some one help me with the English name...you can also tell us what its called in your language

I dont know, seeing it for the first time.

Mzperry:
The Oyinbos sha... Explorers are they not going for their jobs respectively?

Maybe they've taken Off or something

Psychodavidovic:
Explorers come phone section today.

Lol..

I dey visit na.

Singapore mall



A man in Hong Kong on Friday with a stack of banknotes to buy new iPhone X devices that people who just bought at Apple Stores were reselling.


Fans also camped outside in Singapore

Berlin

Newyork



The first customers in line are greeted with applause by Apple employees as they enter the Apple Store on New York's Fifth Avenue.

LONDON: Marco Pierre White Jr speaks to another man as he queues for the iPhone X at the Regent Street store in London



The first in the London line, Adam, said he'd been there since Tuesday. He actually first turned up Sunday night but saw there wasn't a line yet and decided to come back later.

SINGAPORE: People look at iPhone X during its launch at the Apple Store in Singapore


SINGAPORE: People try the Animoji feature on iPhone X during its launch at the Apple Store in Singapore

JAPAN: A young lady reacts as she tries an iPhone X at the Apple Omotesando store this morning in Tokyo



JAPAN: Customers wait in line before the launch of the iPhone X outside the Apple Omotesando store in Tokyo today



JAPAN: Customers pose for a selfie photo with a cushion printed with a portrait of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs on it in Tokyo.






A Chinese customer tries out an iPhone X smartphone at the Apple Store in Beijing today

GERMANY: Various iPhone models are placed on a table for display, along with the iPhone X, at an Apple Store in Cologne


GERMANY: Employees prepare the Apple Store for the iPhone X launchin Berlin this morning


GERMANY: People queue for the iPhone X launch outside the Apple Store in Berlin this morning

AUSTRALIA: The first purchasers of the iPhone X show off their boxed phones to the media after its release in Sydney.



AUSTRALIA: Mazen Kourouche (right), one of the first purchasers of the iPhone X, is surrounded by media in Sydney

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: Customers queue outside an Apple Store during the launch of the new iPhone X at Dubai Mall today.




UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: Customers look at the new iPhone X at an Apple Store during its launch at Dubai Mall in Dubai.

RUSSIA: People gather by a re:Store shop on Tverskaya Street in Moscow as Apple launches the iPhone X in Russia today.



RUSSIA: People gather by a re:Store shop on Tverskaya Street in Moscow as Apple launches the iPhone X in Russia today

CHINA: Workers open the door to welcome Apple fans at the Sanlitun Apple Store in Beijing this morning.








CHINA: Workers staff cheer for the first man to buy the newly released iPhone X at the Sanlitun Apple Store in Beijing today.


The facial recognition

BRISTOL: The queue for the new iPhone X at Quakers Friars Apple Store in Bristol this morning

MANCHESTER: Hundreds of Apple fans queue outside the Apple Store at the Trafford Centre in Manchester this morning

LIVERPOOL: A huge queue builds outside the Liverpool One Apple store in the city centre ahead of the iPhone X release today.



LIVERPOOL: Coffee and donuts are handed out to people who have queued through the night for the new iPhone X

LONDON: Apple customers try out the new iPhone X at the Regent Street Apple Store in London today.

LONDON: People queue outside the Apple Store on Regent Street in London as the iPhone X goes on sale in the UK.


LONDON: The queue builds this morning outside the Apple store in Covent Garden in London as the iPhone X comes out

The iPhone X is on sale now and people have lined up for days to be the first to get their hands on it.




With an eye-watering price tag of £999, customers will be hoping for some decent bang for their buck.


But that didn't put off Apple fans as the much anticipated iPhone X's withits lush screen and facial-recognition skills tests the patience of consumers and investors with demand outstripping supply around the world.


The X is Apple's next generation smartphone that uses facial recognition software for the first time and is going on sale in cities worldwide today with queues building at Apple Stores amid rumours of limited stock.











http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5045773/Thousands-Apple-fans-queue-outside-stores-iPhone-X.html

http://www.businessinsider.com/iphone-x-apple-smartphone-queues-photos-2017-11?IR=T/#in-hong-kong-iphone-x-units-were-being-resold-immediately-on-the-street-to-make-a-profit-after-purchase-23