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The parents are also INCREDIBLY in the wrong for telling the OP before telling her BF. They knowingly put OP in an untenable situation. They knew a DNA test was being gifted. That gives them about 4 weeks after Christmas to figure out a way to tell both OP and the BF. I would vote that OP is NTA, but even if you think she shouldn't force the issue, then it's at least E-S-H. Mom absolutely should not have put this on OP. It could irreversibly alter OP's relationship with BF as well, no matter what she does.Xiaomi is no longer associated exclusively with budget smartphones. Increasingly, the company is releasing premium models with a corresponding price tag. The rise in the cost of flagship Xiaomi smartphones is because the manufacturer is trying to equip them with the latest technology. For example, the current flagship Xiaomi Mi 11 has one of the best displays on the market. It is a 6.81-inch AMOLED panel with 3200 x 1440 pixels, a 120Hz refresh rate, rounded edges, and wide viewing angles. But Xiaomi will not stop there and has prepared an even more modern display for its next flagship model.
According to network sources cited by the portal GizChina, Xiaomi Mi 12 will be equipped with an OLED display made using LTPO technology using low-temperature polycrystalline silicon. This panel is characterized by low power consumption and faster response time, and most importantly, it allows you to support the dynamic image refresh rate. The first smartphone on the market with an LTPO OLED display was the Samsung Galaxy Note 20. Its screen has an adaptive refresh rate from 1 Hz to 120 Hz.
In addition to the Xiaomi Mi 12, the new type of display is also credited to the next flagships of the iPhone, which will be released in September this year. True, not all models of the iPhone 13 series will receive the LTPO OLED panel, but only the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max.
Returning to the Xiaomi Mi 12, I must say that this flagship should also set the record for fast charging. Xiaomi recently introduced the 200W HyperCharge fast charging technology, and it is rumored that the Mi 12 will be the first smartphone to support it.A different adventure, outside the karting dimension, awaits the Italian driver this coming weekend. Natalia will in fact be on board of the Peugeot 208 Cup of the RSR team on the demanding French circuit called Anneau Du Rhin.
An endurance race weekend on a track four kilometres long and inspired by Paul Ricard in its layout. The “500 Nocturnes”, now in its fifth edition, will come to life on Saturday 11 September in front of guests, automobile clubs and entrepreneurs from the sector present representing the most important brands in motorsport. Four hours of racing for a total of 138 laps that Natalia Balbo will share with another driver from Vicenza, Alberto Piccolo, in the GT Cup category.
First real transition from karting to cars where, of course, will be valuable background “karting”, especially in the vision of the race, the duration and especially in the adaptation to the new 208 Cup to learn and know from the beginning, taking advantage of free practice before diving into the attack on time.
As per the official programme, Natalia will be on track in the free practice sessions on Friday 10 September with five rounds available from 05.10pm to 09.10pm.
On Saturday the 500km race will get underway with the fifty-minute official qualifying session from 12.00 to 12.50. At 08.15pm the race will start for a duration of four hours.
Live updates from the French circuit on Natalia Balbo’s Facebook and Instagram social channels (@nati_balbo).
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This entry is posted in hire me.Below are photos of our ‘sampler’ of The Road North at the Scottish Poetry Library in Edinburgh in until 3 September – a display of poems written on the road, written on labels attached to whisky miniatures which we sampled while we travelled. And below the photos is a description of the project and the show. There’s also an article about The Road North in the current issue (no. 9) of Poetry Matters, the biannual newletter sent to all Friends of the SPL.
The Road North is a word-map of Scotland, composed by Alec Finlay & Ken Cockburn as they travelled through their homeland in 2010 and 2011. They were guided on this journey by the Japanese poet Basho, whose Oku-no-hosomichi (Narrow Road to the Deep North) is one of the masterpieces of travel literature.
Following Basho and his travelling companion Sora, their journey took in 53 ‘stations’, from Pilrig to Pollokshields via Berneray, Glen Lyon, Achnabreck and Kirkmaiden. At each place they wrote and left poems in situ, as well as drinking a tea and a whisky, and leaving a paper wish. At several they met and wrote with other poets, including Meg Bateman, Gerry Loose and Angus Dunn.
This ‘sampler’ features the 53 (miniature) whisky bottles, each with a poem-label attached. These are complemented by a selection of books, word-draw