The Highlanders finish the regular season on a high note – Carroll County News

The Eureka Springs Highlanders had already clinched a conference championship, but Tuesday’s home game against Mountainburg was very important. The 2A-4 West district tournament begins next week and both teams were looking to make a strong closing argument ahead of Wednesday’s seeding meeting. A 64-44 victory for the Highlanders is a pretty strong closing argument.

“I feel like we are playing well at the right time,” Eureka Springs coach Brian Rambo said. “I feel like we had a chance to come out and show people how much we had improved. My guys took the challenge. We didn’t play well early, but finished the game really well. It is a really good game for us.”

Mountainburg had an 18-12 lead at the end of the first quarter, but the Highlanders turned things around from there. Eureka Springs led 28-24 at halftime. These two teams met earlier this season and the Dragons came out on top, 63-44.

“It’s a 39-point turnaround,” Rambo said. “And obviously early in the season we were young. We had a lot of sophomores playing a lot of minutes. We were trying to figure out who we were. We started out 9-7 and are 12-1 since then. It says a lot about our team and how much we have progressed.”

After the Highlanders fell behind 18-12 in the first quarter, Rambo was glad to see his team make an impressive turnaround.

“The guys said 'hey, let’s make stops,'let’s do things the right way,' " Rambo said. “It’s good seeing guys lead the other guys. I feel like there have been times this year when I have had to be the emotional guy, but it’s a reflection to see our kids lead each other.”

As a result of the win and the 21-8 record, Eureka Springs clinched the No. 2 seed. They will play on Thursday and have a double-bye. As the No. 2 seed, the Highlanders have clinched a spot in the regional tournament.

“That says a lot about our kids and their last 13 games,” Rambo said. “Once we put all of the stats up there, it was pretty obvious that we were playing the best basketball of anyone in the league. And I think we have the third-longest winning streak in 2A basketball at seven games. We have won 12 of our last 13. It’s really hard to argue against those things.”

Factory that manufactured batteries for the Note 7 began to burn – IDG.see

Samsung has it’s not easy right now. With the ongoing investigations of corruption offences, management had probably hoped to at least be able to put the scandal surrounding the exploding cell phones behind. But it was not. For in the go step, namely, flames from a factory that manufactured batteries were the reason that the Note 7-phone finally was removed from the market.

the Fire was caused by products that are thrown away, including faulty batteries. The factory is located in the east of China and is owned by one of Samsung’s subsidiaries. According to the South China Morning Post described the incident as a minor fire and no one person will have come to harm, writes Business Insider. Nor was it the actual manufacturing plant, which caught fire, but the part where the waste is stored says a spokesperson for the company.

also Read: the US authorities require that phones and other gadgets to stop start to burn

The local fire department will, however, with other data. On China’s equivalent of Twitter, Weibo, they write that there were lithium batteries inside of a production department which started to burn, and a number of semi-finished products. Had a total of the 110 firefighters and 19 fire trucks on site during the fire fighting.

It was a couple of weeks ago that Samsung pointed out the two vendors that they were behind the exploding phones. Something that cost the manufacturer over $ 5.3 billion in lost profits. In september 2016, chose the company to remove the phone from the market and recalled all units because of the risk of explosion.

Subsidiary of Samsung SDI, whose factory began to burn, is supposed to soon start the manufacture of batteries for new flaggskeppstelefonen Galaxy S8. The production will be carefully monitored for should something similar occur, it would be a disaster for the south Korean electronics giant. The factory in Tijan is one of five manufacturing facilities SDI has in China and one of the largest for just telefonbatterier.

Nostalgic about the Blue Coral Note 7? Xiaomi has the Mi Note 2 fix – Phone Arena

Call it what you will, but Chinese darling Xiaomi will be releasing a blue Mi Note 2, among other color versions, and the hue somewhat resembles that of the infamous Note 7 Blue Coral version. That one proved so popular that Samsung decided to bring it down to the next best thing in its flagship Galaxy line – the S7 edge – and it has been selling like hot cakes ever since, often on the back of orders from U.S. carriers.

Even if you decide that the blue Mi Note 2, as showcased in the photos below by Xiaomi’s CEO, Lei Jun, is not at all like the Blue Coral Note 7, bear in mind that it’s still a phone with a 5.7″ curved dual edge OLED that is made of metal and glass. The rest of The specs include Snapdragon 821 chipset, 6 GB RAM, 128 GB storage, 4000 mAh battery, and a 23 MP camera.

These top-shelf specs do reflect on the asking price of about $ 600, but let’s not forget that the handset also has a version with no less than 37 bands, including CDMA and 22 LTE ones, that would work virtually everywhere on global carrier networks if you decide to import. Granted, you can’t make a Note 7 without an S Pen, but Xiaomi is at least trying.

Blue Xiaomi Mi Note 2 is on the horizon

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Schalkes Neuzugang Caligiuri schießt geniales Tor – Note 2 – IKZ

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Schalkes Neuzugang Caligiuri schießt geniales Tor – Note 2

Christoph Winkel

08.02.2017 – 20:27 Uhr

Photo: Getty Images

1. Tor für Schalke: Daniel Caligiuri. Photo: Getty Images

Sandhausen. Souveräner Auftritt von Schalke beim 4:1-Sieg in Sandhausen. Jeder einzelne S04-Akteur überzeugt, es gibt nichts zu meckern. Die Einzelkritik.

Ralf Fährmann: Schalkes Numbers eins musste in der ersten Halbzeit nicht einen einzigen Ball content. Nach 64 Minute musste er the Ball dann aus dem Netz holen – Fährmann hatte beim Gegentor durch Wooten aber keine Abwehrchance. Note: 3

Benedikt Höwedes Der Kapitaen stand be sure auf seiner: Seite in der Dreier-Abwehrkette, spielte einige gute Diagonalpässe auf Kolasinac. Mit einem Kopfball aus dem Lehrbuch leitete er das 4:1 ein. Knaller parierte klasse, Konoplyanka staubte ab. Note: 2,5

Naldo Naldo wird noch zum Torjäger. Nach age Treffer in Munich commer er auch in Sandhausen. Bei age wuchtigen Kopfball nach einer Schöpf-Ecke kurz vor der Pause war SVS-Torwart Knaller chancenlos. Beim Gegentor durch Wooten sah er allerdings nicht gut aus. Insgesamt war er in der 2. Halbzeit something schwächer. Note: 2,5

Matija Nastasic: Der Serbe hatte den einen oder anderen Wackler im Spielaufbau, ließ defensive gegen den agilen Wooten aber keine Definitely aufkommen. Note: 3

Schöpf an drei Toren was involved

Alessandro Schöpf: Der Österreicher war clearly besser als in München. Er spielte einen schönen Rückpass auf Burgstaller, der nach 10 Minuten das 1:0 verpasste. Das übernahm Schöpf dann selbst – nach 38 Minute schaltete you schnell und knallte den Ball zur Führung unter die Latte. Das 2:0 durch Naldo resultierte aus einem Eckball, the der 23-Anniversary schlug. Auch vor dem Tor zum 4:1 durch Konoplyanka trat Schöpf die Ecke. Ein gutes Spiel von Schöpf. Note: 2,5

Sead Kolasinac: Der nächste starke Auftritt von Kolasinac. Wenn er sich nach front einschaltete, wurde es meistens gefährlich. Mit seiner Flanke leitete er the Führungstreffer ein. Note: 2,5

Benjamin Stambouli: Schalkes Franzose spielte so, als hätte er monatelang nichts anderes gemacht. Dabei stand er am Samstag in München zum ersten Mal nach langer Zeit wieder in der Startelf. Gegen Sandhausen durfte you located erneut ran. Wie bei the Bavaria war es ein solider Auftritt im defensive Mittelfeld, der auch Markus Weinzierl gefallen haben dürfte. Note: 3

Nabil Bentaleb: In the 15 Minute vor dem Halbzeitpfiff lief Bentaleb zur Hochform auf. Das reichte aus, um Sandhausen complete aus dem Konzept zu bringen. Sein Sprint über den halben Platz vor dem 1:0 war ebenso stark wie sein Passport vor dem 2:0 auf Caligiuri. Auch nach der Pause war der algerische Nationalspieler der Boss auf dem Platz. Note: 2

Huntelaar gibt Comeback

Leon Goretzka (bis 85.): Goretzka could seine Down in der ersten Halbzeit nicht so einbringen. Nach einer halben Moment wurde aber auch er besser. Der Nationalspieler war aber schon clearly auffälliger als in Sandhausen. Note: 3,5

Daniel Caligiuri (bis 63.): Der Ex-Wolfsburger vergab nach zehn Minuten die Riesenchance zum 1:0, aus kurzer Distanz commer you nur the Außenpfosten. Sein strammer Linksschuss zum 2:0 vor der Pause war genial. Für solche Momente hate Schalke the Offensivspieler im Winter aus Wolfsburg geholt. Sein Zuspiel auf Burgstaller mit der Hacke war ebenfalls sehenswert. Note: 2

Guido Burgstaller (bis 74.): Der Kumpel und Malocher im Schalker Team. Burgstaller legte den Ball vor dem 1:0 durch Schöpf per Kopf zurück, ansonsten ging you spoil Zweikampf aus dem Weg. Bei einem Kopfball in der ersten Hälfte hatte er Pech, als Knaller den Ball über die Latte lenkte. Sein Schuss zu Beginn der 2. Halbzeit war nicht platziert genug, um den aufmerksamen SVS-Keeper zu überwinden. Note: 3

Yevhen Konoplyanka (ab 63.): Eine Minute nach seiner Einwechslung commer Sandhausen und hoffte doch noch auf die Sensation. Sieben Minuten nach seiner Einwechselung aber war der Ukrainer zur Stelle und beseitigte jeden Definitely an einem Schalker Sieg mit age Tor zum 4:1. Note: 3

Max Meyer (ab 74.): ohne Note

Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (ab. 85.): ohne Note

TWIG Note 2/8 – Cotton hedge recommendation explained | Daniel … – Daniels Trading

John Payne is a Senior Futures & Options Broker and Market Strategist with Daniels Trading. He is the publisher of the grain focused newsletter called This Week in Grain, along with being a co-editor of Andy Daniels’s newsletter, Grain Analyst. He has been working as a series 3 registered broker since 2008.

John graduated from the University of Iowa with a degree in economics. After school, John embarked on a 4 year career with the United States Navy. It was during two tours in Iraq and the Persian Gulf where John realized how important commodities are to the survival of society as we know it. It was this understanding that brought about John’s curiosity in commodities. Upon his honorable discharge in 2007, John’s intense interest in the world of commodities inspired him to move to Chicago and pursue his passion into a career in the futures arena.

After a three year position with a managed futures firm specialized in livestock trading, he was given the opportunity to join the team at Daniels Trading. Being in the business and seeing how other IB’s operated, it was the integrity and straightforward approach of the Daniels management team and brokers that attracted him to make the move. Since joining Daniels, John has broadened his fundamental and technical analysis of the markets even further. John has been writing his newsletter, This Week in Grain during the Daniels banner since 2011.

Working in high pressure industries like the military and capital markets, John has learned the value of preparation in times of stress. He believes that instilling within his clients the value of a good plan and a cool head for dealing with the day to day swings of commodity markets. He treats every client as a teammate, understanding that his job is to help clients achieve their goals, whatever they may be.

John is a proud supporter of the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the National Corn Growers Association. When he is not working, he enjoys athletics of all kinds and spending time with his wife and their pets.

John’s commentary is featured in the following publications:

* All Ag Radio – Sirius Channel 80
* AM 880 KRVN – Lexington, Nebraska
* RFD TV
* the Wall Street Journal
* Barron’s
* China News Daily (English version)

TWIG Note 2/8 – Cotton hedge recommendation explained – Daniels Trading

John Payne is a Senior Futures & Options Broker and Market Strategist with Daniels Trading. He is the publisher of the grain focused newsletter called This Week in Grain, along with being a co-editor of Andy Daniels’s newsletter, Grain Analyst. He has been working as a series 3 registered broker since 2008.

John graduated from the University of Iowa with a degree in economics. After school, John embarked on a 4 year career with the United States Navy. It was during two tours in Iraq and the Persian Gulf where John realized how important commodities are to the survival of society as we know it. It was this understanding that brought about John’s curiosity in commodities. Upon his honorable discharge in 2007, John’s intense interest in the world of commodities inspired him to move to Chicago and pursue his passion into a career in the futures arena.

After a three year position with a managed futures firm specialized in livestock trading, he was given the opportunity to join the team at Daniels Trading. Being in the business and seeing how other IB’s operated, it was the integrity and straightforward approach of the Daniels management team and brokers that attracted him to make the move. Since joining Daniels, John has broadened his fundamental and technical analysis of the markets even further. John has been writing his newsletter, This Week in Grain during the Daniels banner since 2011.

Working in high pressure industries like the military and capital markets, John has learned the value of preparation in times of stress. He believes that instilling within his clients the value of a good plan and a cool head for dealing with the day to day swings of commodity markets. He treats every client as a teammate, understanding that his job is to help clients achieve their goals, whatever they may be.

John is a proud supporter of the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the National Corn Growers Association. When he is not working, he enjoys athletics of all kinds and spending time with his wife and their pets.

John’s commentary is featured in the following publications:

* All Ag Radio – Sirius Channel 80
* AM 880 KRVN – Lexington, Nebraska
* RFD TV
* the Wall Street Journal
* Barron’s
* China News Daily (English version)

Xiaomi Mi Note 2 Blue Coral Variant Could Be Launched Soon … – Tech Times

Currently, the Xiaomi Mi Note 2 is available in mainly three colors such black, gold and silver which are quite popular among the users.

Since its launch in September 2016, the Mi Note 2 has been much they talked about and continues to be in the spotlight.

The company had showed off the three new colors for the smartphone at the recently concluded CES 2017 namely pink, green and purple, and judging by a new leak, Xiaomi has another hue lined up for the Mi Note 2.

Xiaomi Mi Note 2 In Blue, Coral As Well?

Rumors are swirling that there may be a seventh color option – Blue Coral. This news comes courtesy publication Xiaomi Today. The publication shared some images where the Blue Coral option of the smartphone was in use by a skier.

“As we can judge from the photos they hold a blue coral Xiaomi Mi Note 2 that looks amazing. But what’s more interesting we haven’t heard about this color option,” noted the publication.

The leaked images were reportedly leaked on a Weibo account and seem authentic.

Samsung introduced a Coral Blue color option for its Galaxy S7 edge recently and it seems Xiaomi is on the same path. With multiple color options to choose from, Xiaomi is looking to increase the attractiveness of the Mi Note 2.

Usually, when a company brings forth a new hue for an existing handset, it creates some excitement among consumers and ends up norms infusing a new lease of life to the device. This marketing ploy, often helps fuel the sales of the existing device.

With the proposed arrival of an alleged Blue Coral option for the Mi Note 2, it seems Xiaomi is eyeing the same strategy.

To refresh your memory, the Xioami Mi Note 2 has an innovative sandwich construction that is complemented with a 3D front glass and a back with symmetrically curved sides. The curved display is quite similar to the now defunct Samsung Galaxy Note 7.

The Mi Note 2 sports a 5.7-inch FHD OLED screen and houses a Snapdragon 821 chipset like the Google Pixel XL. The device touts 4 GB of RAM and has 64 GB of on-board storage.

The device housed an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor on the rear of the device. The Mi Note 2 also includes a USB Type-C port.

Initially, the Xiaomi Mi Note 2 was available in Piano Black and Glacier Silver but with the recent leak, it seems that the smartphone is set to get a new addition. While the pink, green and purple variants of the Mi Note 2 are yet to be made available to consumers, they would be hoping that the Blue Coral option is released soon.

© 2016 Tech Times, All rights reserved. Do not reproduce without permission.

Improved profitability for the Note in 2016 – evertiq.see

the contract manufacturer Note has had an eventful 2016. During the year the company has received a new ceo and president, sold the business in Norway and at the same time, could the company with to boost up the profitability.

In its year-end report, notify Note that in the year gone by has established over 40 new customer relationships and over time we see good opportunities to increase their market share, in both existing and new customers.

For the full year 2016 sales amounted to 1 098,1 million which is a decline from the previous year get the sales reached 1 121,5 million.

Even if sales were slightly lower this year than in the previous year, operating income increased eur 60.2 million from 45.2 million in 2015. The operating margin was also strengthened it by 1.5 percentage points to 5.5 per cent.

Profit after net financial items increased to eur 54.5 million in 2016, from 39.8 million in 2015. Profit after tax also increased it and finally landed on 45,2 million, up from eur 34.6 million.

– 2016 was another strong year for Note, with increased profitability and strengthened cash flow. Increased service content in the sales in combination with several successful initiatives on the cost side contributed to the operating profit improved by 15.0 million eur 60.2 million, ” says Stefan Hedelius, president and chief executive officer

TWIG Note 2/6 – Open Interest Audio Update | Daniels Trading Daniels Trading

John Payne is a Senior Futures & Options Broker and Market Strategist with Daniels Trading. He is the publisher of the grain focused newsletter called This Week in Grain, along with being a co-editor of Andy Daniels’s newsletter, Grain Analyst. He has been working as a series 3 registered broker since 2008.

John graduated from the University of Iowa with a degree in economics. After school, John embarked on a 4 year career with the United States Navy. It was during two tours in Iraq and the Persian Gulf where John realized how important commodities are to the survival of society as we know it. It was this understanding that brought about John’s curiosity in commodities. Upon his honorable discharge in 2007, John’s intense interest in the world of commodities inspired him to move to Chicago and pursue his passion into a career in the futures arena.

After a three year position with a managed futures firm specialized in livestock trading, he was given the opportunity to join the team at Daniels Trading. Being in the business and seeing how other IB’s operated, it was the integrity and straightforward approach of the Daniels management team and brokers that attracted him to make the move. Since joining Daniels, John has broadened his fundamental and technical analysis of the markets even further. John has been writing his newsletter, This Week in Grain during the Daniels banner since 2011.

Working in high pressure industries like the military and capital markets, John has learned the value of preparation in times of stress. He believes that instilling within his clients the value of a good plan and a cool head for dealing with the day to day swings of commodity markets. He treats every client as a teammate, understanding that his job is to help clients achieve their goals, whatever they may be.

John is a proud supporter of the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the National Corn Growers Association. When he is not working, he enjoys athletics of all kinds and spending time with his wife and their pets.

John’s commentary is featured in the following publications:

* All Ag Radio – Sirius Channel 80
* AM 880 KRVN – Lexington, Nebraska
* RFD TV
* the Wall Street Journal
* Barron’s
* China News Daily (English version)

TWIG Note 2/6 – Open Interest Audio Update – Daniels Trading

John Payne is a Senior Futures & Options Broker and Market Strategist with Daniels Trading. He is the publisher of the grain focused newsletter called This Week in Grain, along with being a co-editor of Andy Daniels’s newsletter, Grain Analyst. He has been working as a series 3 registered broker since 2008.

John graduated from the University of Iowa with a degree in economics. After school, John embarked on a 4 year career with the United States Navy. It was during two tours in Iraq and the Persian Gulf where John realized how important commodities are to the survival of society as we know it. It was this understanding that brought about John’s curiosity in commodities. Upon his honorable discharge in 2007, John’s intense interest in the world of commodities inspired him to move to Chicago and pursue his passion into a career in the futures arena.

After a three year position with a managed futures firm specialized in livestock trading, he was given the opportunity to join the team at Daniels Trading. Being in the business and seeing how other IB’s operated, it was the integrity and straightforward approach of the Daniels management team and brokers that attracted him to make the move. Since joining Daniels, John has broadened his fundamental and technical analysis of the markets even further. John has been writing his newsletter, This Week in Grain during the Daniels banner since 2011.

Working in high pressure industries like the military and capital markets, John has learned the value of preparation in times of stress. He believes that instilling within his clients the value of a good plan and a cool head for dealing with the day to day swings of commodity markets. He treats every client as a teammate, understanding that his job is to help clients achieve their goals, whatever they may be.

John is a proud supporter of the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the National Corn Growers Association. When he is not working, he enjoys athletics of all kinds and spending time with his wife and their pets.

John’s commentary is featured in the following publications:

* All Ag Radio – Sirius Channel 80
* AM 880 KRVN – Lexington, Nebraska
* RFD TV
* the Wall Street Journal
* Barron’s
* China News Daily (English version)

Xiaomi Mi Note 2 Blue Coral Variant Could Be Launched Soon – Tech Times

Currently, the Xiaomi Mi Note 2 is available in mainly three colors such black, gold and silver which are quite popular among the users.

Since its launch in September 2016, the Mi Note 2 has been much they talked about and continues to be in the spotlight.

The company had showed off the three new colors for the smartphone at the recently concluded CES 2017 namely pink, green and purple, and judging by a new leak, Xiaomi has another hue lined up for the Mi Note 2.

Xiaomi Mi Note 2 In Blue, Coral As Well?

Rumors are swirling that there may be a seventh color option – Blue Coral. This news comes courtesy publication Xiaomi Today. The publication shared some images where the Blue Coral option of the smartphone was in use by a skier.

“As we can judge from the photos they hold a blue coral Xiaomi Mi Note 2 that looks amazing. But what’s more interesting we haven’t heard about this color option,” noted the publication.

The leaked images were reportedly leaked on a Weibo account and seem authentic.

Samsung introduced a Coral Blue color option for its Galaxy S7 edge recently and it seems Xiaomi is on the same path. With multiple color options to choose from, Xiaomi is looking to increase the attractiveness of the Mi Note 2.

Usually, when a company brings forth a new hue for an existing handset, it creates some excitement among consumers and ends up norms infusing a new lease of life to the device. This marketing ploy, often helps fuel the sales of the existing device.

With the proposed arrival of an alleged Blue Coral option for the Mi Note 2, it seems Xiaomi is eyeing the same strategy.

To refresh your memory, the Xioami Mi Note 2 has an innovative sandwich construction that is complemented with a 3D front glass and a back with symmetrically curved sides. The curved display is quite similar to the now defunct Samsung Galaxy Note 7.

The Mi Note 2 sports a 5.7-inch FHD OLED screen and houses a Snapdragon 821 chipset like the Google Pixel XL. The device touts 4 GB of RAM and has 64 GB of on-board storage.

The device housed an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor on the rear of the device. The Mi Note 2 also includes a USB Type-C port.

Initially, the Xiaomi Mi Note 2 was available in Piano Black and Glacier Silver but with the recent leak, it seems that the smartphone is set to get a new addition. While the pink, green and purple variants of the Mi Note 2 are yet to be made available to consumers, they would be hoping that the Blue Coral option is released soon.

© 2016 Tech Times, All rights reserved. Do not reproduce without permission.

Goretzka war phasenweise Schalkes Manager auf dem Platz – Note 2,5 – Derwesten.de

Goretzka war phasenweise Schalkes Manager auf dem Platz – Note 2,5

am 04.02.2017 um 17:52 Uhr

Leon Goretzka im Zweikampf mit Juan Bernat.

Photo: firo

Munich,.. Ralf Fährmann: Bei Lewandowskis Lupfer, der in der 9. Minute zum Gegentor führte, war you machtlos. Strong seine Parade nach 23 Minuten, als Bernat aufs kurze Eck zielte und Fährmann mit dem Fuß zur Stelle war. Insgesamt war Schalkes Numbers eins aufmerksamer als in the presley invited the two Spielen zuvor gegen Ingolstadt und Frankfurt.

Note: the 3

Benedikt Höwedes Es gibt leichtere minutes of the third session, als der Bewacher von Robert Lewandowski zu sein. Der Kapitän warf sich in jeden Ball, sein Einsatz war vorbildlich. Eine gute Vorstellung.

Note: 2,5

Naldo Der Innenverteidiger commer aus 18 Meter per Freistoß ins kurze Eck zum 1:1 – Naldos erstes Saisontor. Ansonsten räumte der 34-Anniversary in der Zentrale der Innenverteidigung with a few Ausnahmen das ab, was you stars .. clear top.

Note: the 3

Holger Badstuber (bis 58.): Der Innenverteidiger stand bei seiner Rückkehr nach München überraschend in der Startelf. Beim Gegentor in der 9. Minute ran ihm der Ball vom Fuß, dann machte er es Robben beim Zuspiel auf Vidal zu slightly. Nach schwachem Beginn steigerte er sich aber. Ein Auftritt, der Hoffnung macht.

Note: the 3

Sead Kolasinac: Bavarian Robben machte über die linke Seite von Kolasinac viel Dampf. Der Bosnians bekam seinen Gegenspieler aber im Laufe der ersten Halbzeit besser in den Griff. Als Kolasinac in der 18. Minute frei vor dem Tor der Bayern auftauchte, parierte Manuel Neuer weltklasse. Der Rückpass des Schalker Linksverteidigers auf Burgstaller vor der Halbzeit wäre ein Tor wert gewesen.

Note: 2,5

Alessandro Schöpf: Der Österreicher fiel im Vergleich zu seinen Mitspielern ab. Schöpf unterlief nach 23 Minuten einen langen Ball auf Bernat und hatte Glück, dass Fährmann klasse parierte. Nach der Halbzeitpause stand Schöpf although a defensive stabiler, in der Offensive aber ohne Durchschlagskraft.

Note: the 4

Benjamin Stambouli: Der Franzose spielte schnörkellos, ohne dabei zu glänzen. Das ist im defensive Mittelfeld aber auch nicht seine Aufgabe – schon gar nicht gegen die Bayern. Stambouli hat seine Chance genutzt.

Note: 3,5

Nabil Bentaleb: Schalkes Zehner hatte im Mittelfeld viele Ballkontakte, verpasste es aber ab und zu, den Ball im richtigen Moment abzuspielen. Aber: Bentaleb war huge präsent. Vor dem Lattenkracher von Burgstaller bediente you Kolasinac mit einem fine Pass in die Schnittstelle. Seine Gelbe Karte, die er nach einem Foul an Rafinha sah, hat keine Auswirkung. Im nächsten Bundesligaspiel gegen Hertha am Samstag ist Bentaleb dabei. Note: 3

Leon Goretzka: Der 21-Anniversary zeigte nach dem schwachen Spiel gegen Eintracht Frankfurt die richtige Reaction. Goretzka war phasenweise Schalkes Manager auf dem Platz. Kurz vor der Pause ließ er sich allerdings von Bernat the Ball vom Fuß nehmen – das hätte das 2:1 für Schalke sein müssen. Im second Durchgang ließen Kraft und Spielwitz bei ihm dann zunehmend nach.

Note: 2,5

Daniel Caligiuri: Bei age ersten Spiel für die Königsblauen von Beginn an hatte der Neuzugang viele gute Action. Caligiuri gelang es, eine Bindung zwischen Mittelfeld und Angriff herzustellen. Check had posted a few days Zweikämpfen hätte er aber noch aggressiver sein müssen.

Note: the 3

Guido Burgstaller: Der Stürmer, der wegen muskulärer Probleme in dieser Woche hardly trainiert hatte, verdiente sich Fleißkärtchen. Bei age Schuss an die Unterkante der Latte hatte er Pech. Burgstaller war sehr bemüht und beschäftigte die Innenverteidigung der Bayern, nevertheless bestehend aus Hummels und Martinez, pausenlos.

Note: 2,5

Matija Nastasic (ab 59.): Der Serbe nahm die Position von Holger Badstuber links in der Dreierkette ein und ließ neben Höwedes und Naldo in der last halben Moment nichts anbrennen. Seine Grätsche gegen Müller kurz vor An war wichtig. Rettete auch gegen den ebenfalls eingewechselten Coman noch in höchster Not.

Note: 2,5

Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting (ab. 73.): ohne Note

Thilo Kehrer (ab 87.): ohne Note

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Xiaomi Mi Note 2 u plavoj Blue Coral boji, još nešto? – Racunalo.com (Priopćenje za štampu)

Globalno popularna chinese kompanija dodala je novu boju u paletu svog vrhunskog smartfona Xiaomi Mi Note 2. Uz crnu, zlatnu in srebrnu uskoro će biti dostupna in plava (Blue Coral).

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U stvari, na CES 2017 sajmu su predstavili in the tri dodatne boje zelena, ljubičasta in roza, a njima će se pridružiti in nova plava bond. Kako će izgledati novi Xiaomi Mi Note 2 u plavom možete vidjeti na priloženim slikama, na kojima na snijegu in u jakom kontrastu pozira osnivač kompanije Lei Jun.

Moramo priznati kako mu plava bond odlično stoji, a kada se u ovoj novoj nijansi pojavi na tržištu, bit će dostupan u čak sedam bond. Ono što možda in nije dobra vijest je kako se to a wedding samo na kinesko tržište, nismo sigurni da su sve boje dostupne in globalno, možda so I kasnije.

Što se tiče hardverskih the characteristics of the evo ovih osnovnih, a one detaljne but analizirati na našoj Usporedilici.

Mi Note 2 Standard Edition – osnovne značajke

– DOWNLOAD: 5.7 inča, OLED, 1080 x 1920 točaka
– PROCESOR: Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 MSM8996 Pro, 4 jezgre, 2.35 GHz
– RADNA MEMORIJA: 4 GB
– INTERNAL MEMORIJA: 64 GB
– PREDNJA CAMERA: 8 MP
– STRAŽNJA CAMERA: 23 PM
– OPERATIVNI SUSTAV: MIUI V8 (Android 6.0 Marshmallow)
– BATERIJA: 4070 mAh
– DIMENZIJE, TEŽINA: 77.3 x 156.2 x 7.6 mm, 166 g
Detaljne karakteristike pogledajte na Usporedilici

Mi Note 2 Global Edition – osnovne značajke

– DOWNLOAD: 5.7 inča, OLED, 1080 x 1920 točaka
– PROCESOR: Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 MSM8996 Pro, 4 jezgre, 2.35 GHz
– RADNA MEMORIJA: 6 GB
– INTERNAL MEMORIJA: 128 GB
– PREDNJA CAMERA: 8 MP
– STRAŽNJA CAMERA: 23 PM
– OPERATIVNI SUSTAV: MIUI V8 (Android 6.0 Marshmallow)
– BATERIJA: 4070 mAh
– DIMENZIJE, TEŽINA: 77.3 x 156.2 x 7.6 mm, 166 g
Detaljne karakteristike pogledajte na Usporedilici

Xiaomi Mi Note 2 & Redmi Pro 2 Update: Leaks … – Mobile & Apps Mobile & Apps

A tipster from a Chinese micro-blogging website has just recently tipped that the Xiaomi Mi 6 will come out with a design similar to the Xiaomi Mi Note 2 handset but in a smaller size. ( Photo by David Becker/Getty Images )

The Xiaomi Mi Note 2 may soon be getting the Blue Coral color variant, latest reports have suggested. It’s already available in black, gold and silver. The device launched in September 2016 and since then has been praised for its performance and design. Xiaomi showcased the three new colors at the CES 2017, purple, green and pink, though nothing was mentioned about the Blue Coral color. Now a leak has revealed that Xiaomi might be ready with that and the leak seems authentic.

According to Tech Times, a report by Xiaomi Today, they talked about the new color variant being spotted on Weibo. The publication has even shared images of the Xiaomi Mi Note 2 new color variant. It could be Xiaomi’s strategy to keep its fans excited in existing products by introducing color upgrades. Introducing a new color variation always infuses a new lease of life into the products and this is exactly what Xiaomi is planning to do – keep the consumers wowed. Recently, Samsung too introduced a Coral Blue color variant for the Galaxy S7 Edge.

Xiaomi Mi Note 2′s curved display is very similar to the Galaxy Note 7 device that went up in flames. The Mi Note 2 has an attractive sandwich construction, 3D front glass and the back with symmetrically curved sides. The device has a 5.7-inch FHD OLED screen, Snapdragon 821 chipset, 64GB internal storage and 4GB of RAM. The USB Type-C ports and ultrasonic fingerprint sensor are also included. Meanwhile, details about the Xiaomi Redmi Pro 2 have also leaked, reports GSMArena.

The Xiaomi Redmi Pro 2 is allegedly dropping the dual-camera architecture in favor of a better sensor – the 12MP Sony IMX 362. It’s a 1/2.55″ sensor with large 1.4 µm pixels and Dual Pixel autofocus. Other specs revealed are 4,500 mAh battery, 64/128GB internal storage option and 4/6GB of RAM. The 4GB/64GB configuration will cost approximately $ 230 while the 6GB/128GB will cost around $ 260. Stay tuned on Mobile & Apps for more updates on Xiaomi Mi Note 2 and Redmi Pro 2.

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Blue Variant of the Xiaomi Mi Note 2? – The Droid Review (blog)

Last year, Xiaomi did stun the public with a whole long list of flagship smartphones that they made official, and amongst them was the Xiaomi Mi Note 2 which won the hearts of a whole chunk of the smartphone enthusiast.

The Xiaomi Mi Note 2 came out with a dual curved screen which increased its popularity and also caused it to sell out within a short period of time after its presale begun. With jaw dropping specs and a well-crafted exterior body, this handset is still making waves in the market.

However, for the lovers of this device, there seems to be good news as a variant of this handset has been spotted with a pretty cool blue chassis. We still do not know if it was a customized version of the handset but who knows, we might just see a whole bunch of this devices ship off to the market in the few coming weeks.

Adding more credibility to this news is the fact that the device was spotted with Lei Jun, Xiaomi’s boss who went for a ski and took this handset along with him to capture some of his favorite moments at the Swiss Ski resort.

A brief recap on the spec sheet of this device included the 5.7 inch touchscreen display with curves both on the front and the back panel. Powering the device is a Snapdragon 821 processor which was coupled up with 6GB of RAM. Also added to the mix was a fingerprint scanner embedded to the physical home button located below the display.

Xiaomi Note 2 – Une bombe de puissance au format XXL Tinynews (Blog)

Il est inutile de rappeler les déboires incendiaires de Samsung et son dernier modèle de Galaxy Note qui a coûté des millions au fabricant coréen. Du coup, les confrères chinois the Xiaomi sont un peu sous l'emprise de l'euphorie de la sortie du Note 2 qui propose une configuration de rêve, pour un prix plus qu'accommodant au vu de sa configuration.

Le Xiaomi Note 2 propose d'emblée un superbe screen touch the 5.7 pouces OLED the aux table incurvés du plus bel effet (full HD 1920×1080 pixels – Pas de 4K pour éviter de vider la batterie a quatre heures chrono). A son bord, nous trouvons le supersonique Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 (présent sur le OnePlus 3T, le Xiaomi Mi5S ou l'ASUS ZenFone 3 Deluxe – Du costaud) épaulé couple of 6 Go de RAM et 128 Go de mémoire.

Aucun slot micro SD n’est prévu, mais avouez qu’avec cette capacité, on se demande comment vous aller pouvoir saturer la mémoire, sauf si vous y stockez l’intégrale des Star Wars full HD ou la all des épisodes de Plus belle la Vie” en qualité VHS pourrie c’est dire s’il y en a beaucoup. Ah oui, le slot double SIM est présent, rassurez-vous.

Du côté de l'appareil photo, Xiaomi intègre un capteur de … 22 MPixels signé Sony (IMX318) capable also the movies to a 4K et disposant d’une stabilisation optique. Les selfies ne sont pas a rose avec un 8 Mpixels (Sony IMX268). Disponible a divers coloris, comme le Piano Black “rappelant un certain Apple et son Noir de Jais, ce Xiaomi Note 2 poursuit sa route a tête des charts avec un capteur d’empreinte digitale, une batterie de 4070 mAh compatible Quick Charge 3 et une compatibilité totale avec tous les réseaux.

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