For Rent - Alabama - Huntleigh Woods Apartments 375 Hillcrest Rd, Mobile, AL 36608 $899 - $1,070/mo.

For Rent - Alabama - Huntleigh Woods Apartments 375 Hillcrest Rd, Mobile, AL 36608 $899 - $1,070/mo. - Refresh Your Lifestyle at Our Apartments for Rent in Mobile!Welcome home to Huntleigh Woods Apartments! Our community offers inviting one and two-bedroom apartments, featuring spacious living areas, generous storage space, washer/dryer connections, and private patios or balconies, creating the ideal space for both relaxing and entertaining! 

For Rent - Alabama - Huntleigh Woods Apartments 375 Hillcrest Rd, Mobile, AL 36608 $899 - $1,070/mo. Select floorplans also include built-in bookshelves, walk-in closets, and breakfast bars in the kitchen. Interior renovations are coming soon!Enjoy our many outdoor amenities including a refreshing swimming pool with a sundeck, picnic area with BBQ grills, an on-site dog park, and many expansive green spaces. 

For Rent - Alabama - Huntleigh Woods Apartments 375 Hillcrest Rd, Mobile, AL 36608 $899 - $1,070/mo. Our welcoming clubhouse features a 24-hour fitness center and coffee and tea bar. For your convenience, we also offer complimentary WiFi in all common areas, on-site management and maintenance, off-street parking, and an on-site laundry facility. Select a floorplan to take a walkthrough video tour, or call our friendly leasing staff today to schedule a personal tour of your new home at Huntleigh Woods Apartments!

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For Rent - Nevada - 1 bed 1 bath 6850 Sharlands Ave Unit S2109

For Rent - Nevada - 1 bed 1 bath 6850 Sharlands Ave Unit S2109

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For Rent - Alabama - Linx Plaza - 6964 Airport Blvd, Mobile, AL 36608 - $645 - $679/mo

For Rent - Alabama - Linx Plaza - 6964 Airport Blvd, Mobile, AL 36608 - $645 - $679/mo - Find your new home at Linx Plaza Apartments! You'll find this community located at 6964 Airport Blvd in the Richelieu area of Mobile. The leasing staff is eager to show you our newly renovated community and help you find the perfect studio, one bedroom or two bedroom home. 

For Rent - Alabama - Linx Plaza - 6964 Airport Blvd, Mobile, AL 36608 - $645 - $679/mo - It's time to love where you live! Take advantage of our prime location, conveniently located near shopping, dining and recreation. We are only minutes away from the University of South Alabama and Providence Hospital. Linx Plaza is a gated community with amenities that include two sparkling pools, grilling stations, a playground and on site laundry facilities. 

For Rent - Alabama - Linx Plaza - 6964 Airport Blvd, Mobile, AL 36608 - $645 - $679/mo - When you combine affordability, convenience of location with quality service and the attention to detail we offer, Linx Plaza Apartments is the place to be!

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Rent a house - Canada - 1664 Ch. du Golf, Mont-Tremblant, Québec J8E2K6 USD $3,839 per month - CAD $5,000 per month.

Townhouse on 3 floors, completely renovated in 2020, offering remarkable luminosity. Located at Golf La Bte, a prime location, just minutes from the ski slopes and downtown. Walking trail, snowshoeing, fat bike and cross-country skiing, the multi-functional trail is connected to the P'tit Train du Nord which joins the Mont-Tremblant Resort.

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Property Type

 Townhouse

Year Built 2005

Rooms 4 bedrooms3 bathrooms

Architecture Style Other

Provider Engel & Volkers Tremblant

Franchise Engel & Völkers

Subdivision Tremblant (Station)

Address 1664 Ch. du Golf, Mont-Tremblant, Québec J8E2K6

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Apple’s long-rumoured virtual reality headset could soon be strapped to your face

A new trademark application rekindles hope for an official announcement

Rumours of an Apple headset have made the rounds for years, but new developments suggest that we might finally have something more substantial to sink our teeth into.

A trademark filing spotted and shared by Vox Media’s Parker Ortolani on Twitter shows an application for “realityOS” — the suspected name of Apple’s custom headset operating system. Other notable titbits include references to “wearable computer hardware” and the “design and development of computer hardware, software, peripherals, and computer and video games” — all things that befit a virtual reality and/or augmented reality headset.

While filed by unknown Realityo Systems LLC, it’s common for large companies to use on-off business names for trademark applications as a shell company to remain anonymous. In other words, our hopes are far from dashed.

While initially expected to launch this year (especially following rumours of someone from Apple’s board of directors actually trying on the device earlier this month), the latest news from Bloomberg points to a delayed release sometime in 2023.

It cannot be a coincidence that the “realityOS” trademark owned by a company that seemingly doesn’t exist and is specifically for “wearable computer hardware” is being filed around the world on June 8, 2022 https://t.co/myoRbOvgJa + https://t.co/AH97r95EMn pic.twitter.com/uvsiZCj2rR

— Parker Ortolani (@ParkerOrtolani) May 29, 2022

Extremely optimistic gadget fans might be crossing their fingers for a headset teaser at Apple’s annual WWDC event which kicks off on 6 June, though we’d be more than a little surprised to see even a hint of a headset ourselves. Though we’d love to be proven wrong.

As for what the mysterious headset actually looks like, the technology it uses, and, well, practically everything else, we have no idea. But with this latest development, it’s fair to say that we’re the closest we’ve ever been to a bona fide Apple headset launch, which is pretty exciting stuff, if you ask us.

That’s all the latest info we have for the time being, but there’ll no doubt be more to share over the coming weeks and months, so stay tuned.

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US announces deeper co-operation with Taiwan's military

WASHINGTON announced deeper co-operation with Taiwan’s military today just a week after US President Joe Biden threatened to strike against China in defence of the island.

Taiwanese President Tsai Ing Wen said the US Department of Defence was “now proactively planning co-operation between the US National Guard and Taiwan’s defence forces.”

She made the remarks in a meeting with US Senator Tammy Duckworth, the latest representative from Washington to visit Taiwan as it continues to ratchet up tensions with China.

Ms Duckworth was one of the main sponsors of the Taiwan Partnership Act which has been passed by the US Congress with bipartisan support, although it has not yet become law.

“We look forward to closer and deeper Taiwan-US co-operation on matters of regional security,” Ms Tsai said.

Ms Duckworth said she was in Taiwan to show that the US stands firmly with the island in the face of what she said were threats from China.

“In the near future, we look forward to Taiwan and the United States working together in taking new steps to develop concrete plans that further deepen our economic partnership,” she said.

On Monday, Taiwan accused China of carrying out the second-largest operation into the island’s air defence identification zone (Adiz) this year, with 30 jets entering the area.

It said it had scrambled jets and deployed air defence missile systems in response.

The Adiz overlaps with part of China’s own air defence identification zone and covers part of the mainland. Beijing insists that it is within its rights to carry out such operations.

Last week, China’s military said it had recently conducted an exercise around Taiwan as a solemn warning against its collusion with the US.

Mr Biden said at a recent meeting in the Japanese capital Tokyo that the US would be prepared to respond militarily against China should it invade Taiwan.

It was the second time he had made such remarks, with the White House insisting there was no change in the longstanding US policy of “strategic ambiguity” regarding Taiwan.

Relations between the US and China have deteriorated in recent years with clashes over Taiwan, Hong Kong and the South China Sea.

Washington has mobilised warships to the disputed waters and has allegedly had elite soldiers deployed on clandestine operations in Taiwan since at least 2020.

China deems Taiwan to be an integral part of its territory.

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