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Apr 23, 13:59
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Apr 10, 13:30
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Apr 1, 15:11
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Nov 25, 21:24
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Digitimes Research: WiMAX 2.1 facilitates development of WiMAX toward TD-LTE
Sep 10, 12:12
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May 28, 13:55
The Taiwan government is inclined towards allowing WiMAX operators to upgrade technology, for example to LTE, with certain conditions, according to minister without portfolio Simon...
Vee TIME interested in 1800MHz 4G license
May 27, 11:00
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Taiwan market: Vee TIME plans to compete for 700MHz 4G license
Feb 26, 10:35
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NCC gives green light to Vee TIME investment in 2 WiMAX operators
Dec 6, 20:24
Taiwan's National Communications Commission (NCC) has approved the investment proposed by Vee TIME, a WiMAX operator in the southern region of Taiwan, for a 72.43% stake of Vmax Telecom...
Taiwan government yet to decide on inclusion of WiMAX bands in new mobile Internet licenses
Sep 17, 15:10
As the Taiwan government is expected to approve release of two total bandwidth allocations of 135MHz (one for upload, one for download) for operating mobile access to the Internet...
Japan market: WiMAX operator UQ covers a population of 10 million, says company CTO
Jul 11, 12:14
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Taiwan market: Vee TIME to procure 2,000 WiMAX base stations
Jun 6, 14:41
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Taiwan market: Four operators to begin selling HTC WiMAX smartphones
May 24, 11:02
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Taiwan market: WiMAX operator Global Mobile obtains NT$640 million loan
May 22, 11:25
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Taiwan market: Global Mobile to launch HTC WiMAX smartphone
May 15, 16:40
Global Mobile, a WiMAX operator in the northern Taiwan region, has revealed it will launch the HTC EVO Shift, a WiMAX smartphone customized for the carrier, in late May.
Taiwan market: Vee TIME to acquire WiMAX competitor Tatung InfoComm
Mar 26, 16:20
Vee TIME, a WiMAX operator in southern Taiwan, has revealed that it will fully acquire competitor Tatung InfoComm for NT$150 million (US$5.08 million).
HTC likely to lose top rank in US 4G market
Mar 15, 01:25
Competition for the 4G smartphone market in the US is expected to heat up soon as AT&T, Sprint Nextel and Verizon Wireless all have adopted new strategies for the purchase of...
Taiwan market: Global Mobile unveils dual-mode smartphone
Feb 23, 11:52
Global Mobile, a WiMAX operator in Taiwan, has launched 7G Miracle, a 3G/WiMAX dual-mode smartphone, in the Taiwan market for contract sale through carrier Vibo Telecom.
Global demand for WiMAX chips to drop in 2012, says Sequans
Feb 15, 15:59
Because many operators of WiMAX networks have shifted to LTE, global demand for WiMAX chips in 2012 is expected to decrease from 2011, according to France-based Sequans Communicati...
Vee TIME obtains 72.43% stake in Vmax
Feb 3, 10:49
Vee TIME, a WiMAX operator in the southern half of Taiwan, on February 2 announced the acquisition of a 72.43% stake in Vmax Telecom, a WiMAX operator in the northern half of Taiwan,...
Gemtek to ship over 300,000 LTE devices in 2012
Feb 2, 01:35
Network equipment maker Gemtek Technology expects its shipments of LTE devices to top over 300,000 units in 2012. The company will also begin volume shipments of set-top boxes (STBs)...
Taiwan government continues support of WiMAX
Jan 30, 12:16
The Taiwan government will step up the development of WiMAX applications and help local operators expand coverage of their networks, according to Industrial Development Bureau (IDB)...
Taiwan market: Tatung InfoComm under pressure to expand WiMAX network
Jan 13, 10:57
Tatung InfoComm, a WiMAX operator in southern Taiwan, has set up fewer than 600 base stations and therefore is under the pressure of expanding its network to meet the required minimum...
Taiwan WiMAX device shipments to decrease in 2012
Jan 12, 12:12
Taiwan-based makers of WiMAX terminal devices, including Quanta Computer, Accton Wireless Broadband, Unizyx Holding and Prime Electronics & Satellitics, are expected to see their...
Taiwan market: WiMAX services subscribers exceed 130,000
Jan 10, 00:40
The number of WiMAX services subscribers in Taiwan reached 131,000 at the end of November 2011, an increase of 84.5% from the number recorded at the end of June 2011, according to...
Taiwan market: Taipei city government to expand Wi-Fi network of free access to Internet
Jan 4, 01:00
The Taipei City Government will enlarge the coverage of Taipei Free, its free 512Kbps wireless Internet-access service via Wi-Fi hot spots at selected public places, through expanding...
Taiwan to include LTE-Advanced in communication program
Dec 27, 11:04
Taiwan's National Science Council has decided to add LTE-Advanced to its Networked Communication Program (NCP) which originally focused on development of WiMAX only.
Taiwan market: Global Mobile launches own-brand dual-mode smartphone
Dec 16, 11:03
Global Mobile, one of the six WiMAX operators in Taiwan, on December 15 launched 7G Miracle, an own-brand 3G/WiMAX dual-mode smartphone, for sale in the Taiwan market at a contract-free...
Gemtek aims at NT$30 billion in 2012 revenues, says chairman
Dec 12, 11:10
Gemtek Technology, which makes wireless broadband networking/communication devices, aims to reach consolidated revenues of NT$30 billion (US$1 billion) in 2012, growing 7.1% from...
Taiwan market: Global Mobile unveils WiMAX/WCDMA dual-mode smartphone
Oct 26, 10:08
Global Mobile, a WiMAX operator in the northern half of Taiwan, has unveiled its first WiMAX/WCDMA dual-mode smartphone for launch in December 2011.
Standalone transceiver chips to dominate the smartphone market, says Petrov Group (part 1)
Oct 21, 16:36
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Taiwan market: Global Mobile expects to reach break-even in 2H12
Oct 3, 10:35
Global Mobile, a WiMAX operator in the northern half of Taiwan, expects the number of subscribers and monthly ARPU (average revenues per user) to increase to 250,000 and NT$600 (US$19.80)...
Taiwan market: Vee TIME proposes buyout of fellow WiMAX operator Vmax
Sep 26, 10:23
Vee TIME, a WiMAX operator in southern Taiwan, has proposed a 100% buy-out of Vmax Telecom, a fellow company operating in northern Taiwan, at NT$1.45 billion (US$49.2 million), with...
Sep 14, 11:07
Global Mobile is installing WiMAX equipment on public buses in the Taipei area to allow passengers to have free mobile Internet-access, according to the company.
Taiwan market: Vee TIME to offer WiMAX services on high-speed trains
Sep 1, 13:46
Vee TIME, one of the six WiMAX operators in Taiwan, will set up about 100 base stations along the 360km high-speed railway in Taiwan to provide WiMAX Internet-access multimedia services...
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ZDNet blogger and long-time Windows watcher Mary Jo Foley first reported on Office 365's behavior after a subscription runs out.
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Cannellini Bean and Sausage Gratin
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- Calories: 495
- Calories from fat: 42%
- Carbohydrate: 47g
- Cholesterol: 31mg
- Fat: 23g
- Fiber: 10g
- Iron: 6mg
- Protein: 25mg
- Saturated fat: 7g
- Sodium: 896mg
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 4 sweet Italian sausages (about 1 pound), casings removed
- 1 small bulb fennel, chopped
- 1 small onion, chopped (½ cup)
- 5 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 tablespoons chopped sage
- 1/2 cup chicken broth
- 2 15-ounce cans cannellini beans, drained
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/2 cup seasoned bread crumbs
- 1/3 cup grated Parmesan
- Preheat oven to 350° F. Lightly coat an 8-by-10-inch baking or gratin dish with 1 tablespoon of the olive oil.
In a large skillet, over medium-high heat, crumble the sausages and cook, breaking up, until golden brown, 5 to 7 minutes. Remove the sausage from skillet and set aside. Add the fennel and onion to skillet and cook until translucent, about 5 minutes. Stir in the garlic and sage and cook 1 minute more. Add the Swiss chard, a handful at a time, stirring until slightly wilted. Stir in the broth, beans, sausage, salt, and pepper. Spoon the mixture into the baking dish and set aside.
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July 24: A Blaine resident in the 4000 block of H Street called in a runaway complaint. An investigation revealed that the 16-year-old had assaulted another family member. The juvenile was arrested and booked in to the Whatcom County Juvenile Detention Center for domestic violence, assault 4th degree.
July 24: A person ran south from Canadian Customs during an inspection. Officers assisted border patrol with a search of the area. Border patrol agents located the suspect in a dumpster and he was turned over to the custody of U.S. Customs.
July 22: A business in the 200 block of H Street reported that while in the course of a conversation with a subject, the subject became rude and made threats to an employee. The individual involved did not wish to pursue the matter criminally, however wanted the incident documented and the subject told not to return.


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Back in March we expected RPI inflation to be -3.3% in August and CPI inflation to be 0.4%.
What's keeping prices higher than expected?
Well the economy has turned out worse than expected, suggesting the output gap (the difference current output and what it could be if the economy was fighting fit) was greater than we thought. All else equal, economic theory suggests that prices should moderate (either disinflation or deflation depending on the circumstances).
But as is usually the case in the economy, all else is not equal. Since March the BoE has spent over £125bn in unconventional ways. Output has stabilised enough to suggest a small summer bounce. And until recently, household budgets had benefited from weaker prices and the VAT cut.
More recently, oil prices rose 12% between July and August, and a quarter between May and August. That's helped push petrol prices - and consequently the inflation rates - higher than expected.
And despite the traditional theory and evidence suggesting monetary policy only has an impact 18-24 months out, I still think planning to pump £175bn in to the economy on top of the sharp interest rate cuts at the end of last year has to have had some effect on prices over the summer.
But more importantly, we're seeing weaker retail sales as pump prices rocket up and, more generally, prices prove stickier than expected.
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How to Walk Strong
- Tuesday, September 13, 2011
I'll admit I was a little surprised. Every person I had ever seen walking in my neighborhood looked to be on a Sunday stroll compared to this. I proceeded for the next forty-five minutes to pray, dance, sing, and keep moving. When the workout was over, I looked down at my heart-rate monitor and realized my heart rate had stayed strong the entire time. After I finished up I was exhausted and overjoyed, but most of all, I had recognized the power of walking. That walk, on that day, opened my eyes. Walking was not just a way to take care of my body; it was also a powerful time to hang out with my Creator, doing something He created me to do in the first place.
After spending so much time seriously stressed out about my foot issue, I was now beginning to feel relieved. And after five or six similar workouts, I let Melissa know I was ready for her to schedule the interview with the writer from First for Women.
It was near the end of one of my walking workouts the following week that my iPod lost power. I started singing some of my favorite hymns out loud. One of my all-time favorites is one that starts out, "I come to the garden alone, while the dew is still on the roses," and then eventually a beautiful chorus comes in:
And He walks with me, and He talks with me,
And He tells me I am His own.
And the joy we share as we tarry there,
None other has ever known.
I continued my concert, and with sweat dripping and all, I began to sob uncontrollably. Funny things can happen to your emotions when you exercise. Often, more feelings will rise to the surface. Maybe it's the byproduct of letting stress out, who knows? In fact, back when I was training many people a day, I'd try to predict which client would have an emotional breakdown and need tissues.
Because it always happened, without fail.
However, on this day, during my own workout, it was me. Right on Lakeview Drive, as I was heading back home to get my gang ready for school, I was the one with tears streaming down my face, and I knew why it was happening.
As I belted the words, "And He walks with me, and He talks with me," I had an amazing revelation! The greatest workout partner of all time was available to me, for free, and I had never properly invited Him to hang out until now!
From then on, my workouts were no longer only about me. My heart began to shift from having an entirely self-centered motive (remember the words I heard in the doctor's office, get and fat) to now having the thrill of walking with my Creator and talking with Him about my life, my kids, my husband, my work, and my family. Best of all, I had a block of time devoted to doing something with Him, something He created me to do in the first place! Pretty awesome, huh?
When the writer from First for Women called, I'll admit, I was still a little concerned about the possibility of misrepresenting myself as a "walking with God expert" (even though I was pretty sure that three weeks into it I was basically qualified). I'll never forget how this fast-talking, youngsounding, Manhattan-based writer introduced herself to me. "Hi, Chantel. I'm really excited to be talking to you about God as a walking partner. As you may already know, I am planning to give several examples of walking partners in this article. I will be talking about taking a spouse, a child, a best friend, a neighbor, and of course God, out for a walk."
I'm pretty sure God shows up anyway! But then she said something that still makes me smile. "Chantel, we can't seem to figure it out. But whenever we put something of a faithbased nature in our magazine, they fly off the shelf." And I think I responded by saying something cheeky like, "Yeah, that is a hard one to figure."
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Shelter inflation in 2003
May 21, 2004
Shelter costs rose 2.2 percent in 2003, the lowest calendar-year increase since 1965. The consumer price index for shelter rose 3.1 percent in 2002.
Over the past 2 years, increases in the indexes for both rent of primary residence and owners' equivalent rent of primary residence have been decelerating. The rent of primary residence index increased 2.7 percent in 2003, the lowest calendar-year rise since 1995, following a 3.1-percent increase in 2002. The owners' equivalent rent index rose 2.0 percent in 2003, the lowest December-to-December increase since BLS began keeping records in 1983, following a 3.3-percent rise in 2002.
Since 2001, both residential rental vacancy rates and new housing starts for structures with five units or more have risen sharply. Since 2000, the supply of single unit houses has increased dramatically.
These data are from the BLS Consumer Price Index program. Annual percent changes are December-to-December changes. Details on the calculation of rent of primary residence and of owners' equivalent rent of primary residence are in Consumer Price Indexes for Rent and Rental Equivalence. For additional information on consumer price changes in 2003, see "Consumer prices during 2003," by Todd Wilson, Monthly Labor Review, April 2004.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Editor's Desk, Shelter inflation in 2003 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2004/may/wk3/art05.htm (visited September 19, 2014).
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New Play for Children Presented by Metropolitan Library System
"Crossing Bok Chitto," the Oklahoma Book Award winner by Choctaw author and storyteller Tim Tingle, will be brought to life by the Metropolitan Library System and the Rhythmically Speaking children's theater company in February in celebration of Black History Month.
The play, about the power of friendship, is called "The Under Water Bridge" and will be presented by MLS during 12 presentations in 11 libraries around Oklahoma County beginning on February 7 and running through February 28.
Rhythmically Speaking was founded over ten years ago to bring an authentically African American voice to Oklahoma children's theater. The troupe, associated with the Oklahoma Arts Council, has been working with the Metropolitan Library System for several years. "The Under Water Bridge" will be directed by playwright DWe Williams.
"We are very excited to be working with Rhythmically Speaking again," said MLS Children's Services Coordinator Lisa Wood. "I love to watch them perform, but what I especially like is the way DWe and the company find the right moments in every script to teach life lessons without ever seeming to be talking down to their audience, or to be preachy."
The Under Water Bridge tells a story of the power of the friendship between a Choctaw girl and a slave boy, and how their friendship proves to be stronger than the forces of slavery.
Performance schedule for "The Under Water Bridge":
Feb. 7 – 2pm – Bethany Library, 3510 N. Mueller
Feb. 8 – 2pm – Belle Isle Library, 5501 N. Villa
Feb. 11 – 6:30pm – The Village Library, 10307 N. Pennsylvania
Feb. 15 – 2pm – Downtown Library, 300 Park Avenue
Feb. 16 – 7pm – Edmond Library, 10 S. Boulevard
Feb. 17 – 6:30pm – Midwest City Library, 8143 E. Reno
Feb. 18 – 6:30pm – St. John's Missionary Baptist Church, 5700 N. Kelley Avenue
Feb. 19 – 1:15pm – Capitol Hill Library, 334 SW 26th
Feb. 21 – 2pm – Warr Acres Library, 5901 NW 63rd
Feb. 23 – 6:30pm – Choctaw Library, 2525 Muzzy Street
Feb. 24 – 6:30pm – Southern Oaks Library, 6900S. Walker
Feb. 28 – 2pm – Del City Library, 4509 SE 15th
Performances are free and suitable for all ages. Seating is limited, and doors open 15 minutes before each presentation. Co-sponsored by the Friends of the Metropolitan Library System, the Oklahoma Arts Council, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
The Metropolitan Library System of Oklahoma County includes 12 libraries and five extension libraries. Libraries include Belle Isle, Capitol Hill, Ralph Ellison, Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library and Southern Oaks in Oklahoma City, as well as Bethany, Choctaw, Del City, Edmond, Midwest City, Village and Warr Acres. Extensions are located in the communities of Harrah, Jones, Luther and Nicoma Park and include Wright Library in Oklahoma City. You can also reach us at www.metrolibrary.org.


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But experts warn the gains haven't been shared by the state's poorest residents. #1
Lions' Reggie Bush: Comments about child discipline taken out of context
Reggie Bush made headlines Tuesday for comments about how he disciplines his 1-year-old daughter. But the Lions running back said today his remarks on WFAN-AM in New York were taken out of context.
Purple cows in downtown Detroit to build awareness for cancer survivors
Thirteen life-size purple cows have popped up around downtown Detroit to build awareness for cancer survivors and the American Cancer Society's Cattle Baron's Ball later this month. The cows � painted purple to represent cancer survival � are on display in places such as Hart Plaza, Campus Martius and inside the Renaissance Center.
Detroit City Council split on water authority plan
Mayor Mike Duggan today pitched the benefits of a proposed regional water authority to the Detroit City Council in an effort to encourage the panel to approve the plan.
Holder: Execs accountable for company wrongdoing
The Justice Department sent a warning to major corporations Wednesday, saying it will seek out individual corporate wrongdoers and not just blame the company.
Food stamp cuts to hit Michigan, 3 other states
Cuts to the nation's food stamp program enacted this year are only affecting four states, far from the sweeping overhaul that Republicans had pushed.
Tigers must make Joakim Soria closer before title bid blows up
Joe Nathan's blow-up in the ninth inning, following a weekend of escape acts against the Indians, and too many such incidents in 2014, have made for an uncomfortable but necessary decision by the Tigers.
Jalen Rose: Chris Webber should apologize to Michigan
Chris Webber is planning a book and documentary about his time at Michigan. But it sounds like he will be doing so without any contributions from other members of the Wolverines' Fab Five.
Lions sticking with shaky rookie kicker Nate Freese
A seventh-round pick out of Boston College, Freese missed a 43-yard field goal in a Week 1 win over the New York Giants and two 49-yarders in a Week 2 loss to the Carolina Panthers.
Jury of 4 men, 10 women to hear retrial of Detroit police officer's shooting of girl, 7
Detroit � Opening statements are scheduled to begin Thursday in the second trial of a Detroit police officer accused in the killing of a 7-year-old girl during a police raid being filmed for TV.
Reformed 36th District Court to return to local control
Detroit The once-troubled 36th District Court will officially return to local control Thursday after a restructuring that balanced the budget and improved customer service.
Michigan will play Texas in 2024, 2027
Michigan and Texas will play their first home-and-home football series, the schools announced Wednesday. Texas will play at Michigan Stadium on Aug. 31, 2024.
Detroit civil rights symbol Dunbar Hospital going to highest bidder
When it opened in 1919, Dunbar Hospital was a symbol of self-determination and achievement for Detroit's first black doctors. Today, it's up for grabs in the ...
Clinton Township father charged in shooting of son in head
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Tigers' Dave Dombrowski standing by Brad Ausmus' decision at closer
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Appeal fails, Michigan running back Ty Isaac won't play this season
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Today's Front Pages Analysis
477 miles, 7 days, 2 wheels and one statewide story
NORTH LIBERTY, Iowa — The Des Moines Register is peddling its newspaper to tens of thousands who are pedaling across the Hawkeye State this week.
A special edition of the Register is being distributed free to participants in the Register's Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa. RAGBRAI lures bicyclists from far and near to ride more than 450 miles from west to east across Iowa.
The tour, the "longest, largest and oldest touring bicycle ride in the world," is chronicled in detail by the Register, the sponsor, and other Iowa newspapers.
Twenty-eight Register staffers — including editorial cartoonist Brian Duffy — have been involved in RAGBRAI coverage this week, said Carolyn Washburn, editor. The daily special edition, offered to bikers staying in campgrounds and inserted into single-copy papers, includes maps, photos and details about the eight communities that serve as stops along the route. Several pages of coverage are being included in the regular newspaper.
"This and the state fair are two enormous, charming community gatherings that involve the whole state in the summer," Washburn said.
From western Iowa, the Sioux City Journal on Tuesday wrote about where RAGBRAI is not – its county — the result of a lawsuit over a death in an earlier ride. From central Iowa, the Press-Citizen of Iowa City, which incorporated a bicyclist into its nameplate, has had front-page coverage each day. The Times-Republican in Marshalltown focused most of its coverage on Wednesday's stop in its county, and today's Gazette from Cedar Rapids looked at Thursday's 76-mile stretch.
As riders reach eastern Iowa, the story is headed for the Quad-City Times in Davenport. One of the newspaper's reporters will be riding with colleagues positioned at the start and end of the 53-mile last leg.
Other journalists also are getting into the story by riding along. At a time when war, economic troubles and other tensions are in the news, Washburn said, it's especially important to say, "Let's all have fun."
Duffy, a biking enthusiast, is blogging from behind the handle bars, and the Register's Web site includes other creative content — from a "shoutout" feature to an interactive quiz to historical pictures. An interactive map helps riders plan their route. Riders can post comments and photos.
Coverage of the tour, Washburn said, "highlights and validates and showcases those small communities across the state" that welcome riders. She said she believed that a newspaper should challenge and celebrate its community. "This is one of those moments you can unabashedly celebrate the community."
A tour of his own: Barack Obama spoke to a crowd of approximately 200,000 people Thursday at a stop in Berlin. "In Berlin, a call to renew bonds," the Chicago Tribune said. Proclaimed the Chicago Sun-Times: "Wunderbar!" A number of papers used a photo showing the presidential candidate before the large crowd, and Obama was on Page One across Germany. The Denver Post printed the photo the width of its page and compared Obama's speech to other notable speeches given in Berlin.
Kate Kennedy is front-pages editor at the Newseum.


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What will coming
greenhouse gas emissions regulations cost utilities that run coal-fired power
That question became
more pressing last month when President Obama directed the Environmental
Protection Agency to issue limits on carbon emissions from existing power
plants by 2015.
It's one of the
issues that will be discussed in the July 16-18 evidentiary hearing on
Appalachian Power's billion-dollar proposal before the Public Service
Commission of West Virginia. The company proposes to buy parts of three
coal-fired units to meet future ratepayer demand.
APCo assumed in the
proposal it filed in December a carbon tax of $15 per ton of carbon dioxide
emitted, starting in 2022.
Since that time, the
federal government set its estimate of the "social cost of carbon" at $35 per ton
— not a tax, but relevant as a figure government agencies use when setting new
regulations to determine what costs to society are worthwhile.
Soon after, Obama
directed the EPA to set limits on carbon emissions from existing power plants
by 2015. Many observers expect that program to be fully operational around the
early 2020s.
Also sure to be
discussed at the July 16-18 evidentiary hearing are the other cost estimates
that led APCo to decide that the coal-fired assets are its least-cost option,
whether energy efficiency could play a larger role in keeping rates down, and
the feasibility and value of requiring the company to issue a Request for
Proposals to test the market.
The State Journal
will provide detailed coverage of the hearing. To catch up on the case in
advance, read filings in case number 12-1655 at www.psc.state.wv.us.


text: MILWAUKEE, WI (WHBL) - The Milwaukee Brewers' lack of depth came back to haunt them Sunday in an 8-7 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks in 11 innings at Miller Park. It was the Crew's fifth straight defeat, giving them a 1-5 record amid a flurry of injuries. Menasha native Eric Hinske belted a pinch-hit, two-run homer off John Axford in the top of the 11th to give the D-Backs a two run lead. Milwaukee fought back with three straight singles to get within one. Ryan Braun, who's been out with neck spasms, was in the on-deck circle when Rickie Weeks struck out. With two out and two on, Braun was pulled because he couldn't get loose. And with manager Ron Roenicke out of position players, he sent starter Kyle Lohse to the plate, and he struck out to end the game. The Brewers lost their second starting infielder in three days. Shortstop Jean Segura bruised his left quadriceps muscle in the fourth inning when he was slid into at second-base on a double-play attempt. He's listed as day-to-day. Milwaukee had already been without its two top hitters – Braun and third baseman Aramis Ramirez, who was put on the D-L after he sprained a knee on Friday night. Josh Prince got his first big league hit for Milwaukee. He doubled as part of a two-run ninth inning rally which sent the game to extra innings. Norichika Aoki had four hits and drove in three runs for the Crew on a day when his Bobblehead was given away to fans. Axford took the loss. He's 0-1. Tony Sipp got the win in relief, and Heath Bell earned a save as Arizona swept Milwaukee for the first time. The Brewers now hit the road for the first time this year, and will play the Cubs in Chicago this afternoon. Right-hander Marco Estrada will start for the Crew against Cubs' right-hander Edwin Jackson. Coverage on WHBL begins at 12:35.


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Worst ever Grammy decisions
Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group, 1992
Winner: DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince - Summertime
Rap and the Grammys were never going to be a great fit. Despite introducing rap categories in 1989, the awards represented the musical equivalent of the very establishment the genre's founding fathers, artists like NWA and Public Enemy, were trying to overthrow.
'Real' rap fans were therefore disappointed, if not surprised, that when Public Enemy's Apocalypse 91 - The Enemy Strikes Back was nominated for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group in 1992, it was overlooked for a much safer, more family friendly option - namely DJJazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince's resoundingly inoffensive Summertime.


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DIFF signs partnership agreement with Royal Film Commission in Jordan to promote filmmaking links
Tue Dec 15,2009
The Dubai International Film Festival (DIFF) and the Royal Film Commission-Jordan (RFC) signed a partnership agreement to promote filmmaking links between the two organizations.
The first collaboration involves inviting four screenwriter graduates from the Rawi – The Middle East Screenwriters Lab, a programme of the Royal Film Commission-Jordan done in consultation with Sundance Institute – to attend DIFF during the Dubai Film Connection to further develop their projects further and network with industry professionals.
The quartet comprises: Mohammad Al Hushki – Coloured Feathers (Jordan), Shady Srour – Sense of Will (Palestine), Sylvio Sharif Tabet – Children of Oedipus (Lebanon) and Sally El Hosaini – My Brother the Devil (Egypt/UK).
DIFF Managing Director Shivani Pandya said: "Both DIFF and RFC share the same goals of promoting filmmaking from the Arab world, and the partnership will further lend impetus to achieving our objectives. This partnership will further enable sharing creative ideas, and enhancing chances for infrastructure and financial support, and is one of the many alliances we would like to form.\"
George David, General Manager of the RFC, expressed his optimism, saying that such an agreement is "one step further towards a much needed regional integration in the film world."
"Although we are only signing this agreement today, we have already collaborated with the DIFF in the past," said Mohannad Bakri, RFC's Capacity Building Manager.
He added that a number of filmmakers have joined programs both at the RFC (Rawi Screenwriters Lab) and Dubai Film Connection, such as Cherien Dabis with Amreeka (Rawi alumni 2005 and DFC Work in Progress 2008); Mohamed Al Daradji with Son of Babylon (Rawi Alumni 2006 and DFC 2007); Selma Bargach with The Fifth String (Rawi Alumni 2008 and DFC 2008).
The RFC was established with a vision to develop an internationally competitive Jordanian film industry, and there are clear signs that it is achieving its aims. In addition, Jordan is attracting an increasing number of international productions. DIFF 2009, which runs until December 16, has screened more than 160 films this week. DIFF 2009 is held in association with Dubai Studio City. Dubai Duty Free, Dubai Pearl, Emirates Airline and Madinat Jumeirah are the principal sponsors of DIFF and the event is supported by Dubai Culture & Arts Authority (Dubai Culture).


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Some of the biggest names in the datacenter industry will gather in Silicon Valley next week to discuss the results of real-world tests intended to help identify the most effective ways to reduce energy consumption in datacenters.
Operators of some very large datacenters, including the U.S. Postal Service, Yahoo, and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, will present about a dozen case studies documenting their experiences with technologies and practices for improving energy efficiency. They include wireless sensor networks for managing air flow in datacenters, modular cooling systems that reduce heat spots around densely packed servers, and high-efficiency power transformers.
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One of the goals is to produce real-world data that will help other organizations decide which technologies they can implement to reduce power consumption and what savings they can hope to achieve from them, said Teresa Tung, a senior researcher with Accenture, which plans to publish a free report on its Web site next Thursday that pulls together the results.
"If you want to make the case for your data center to use some of these initiatives, it's nice to have real-world data you can point to and say, here are the savings that somebody got," she said.
The project has been organized by the Silicon Valley Leadership Group, which represents some of the area's biggest technology companies, along with Berkeley Labs. Other companies hosting tests in their data centers include Oracle, NetApp, Synopsys and Sun Microsystems, which is hosting the event next Thursday, called the Data Center Energy Summit. The data centers have been testing technologies from SynapSense, IBM, Cassatt, Powersmiths, Power Assure, Liebert, APC, Modius, Rittal and SprayCool.
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The effort by industry may also help ward off potential government regulation in this area. "If there were to be regulation and certification, we definitely want it to be couched in real results that we know can be achieved by adopting these best practices and technologies," Tung said.


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How To: Make a Simple Bed Skirt
Benita does it again with a super simple, clear and concise how-to for making plain cotton (practically no-sew) bed skirts. Bed skirts have fallen out of favor due to the over exposure of big, bold ruffle-y things that tend to come as part of a pre-packaged set. BUT, when skirts follow a simple design like these, they give a modern, clean, finished look to the bed and help to hide any under-bed storage...
The secret to the easy, thrifty project? The only sewing is the hem - the rest of the job is measuring, pressing and pinning.
Check out the complete tutorial here at Benita's blog, Chez Larsson.
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You know what also works? Putting a sheet or bedspread between the mattress and box spring and letting it hang over the edge. It's so simple.
I have a bed that looks exactly like this one, ordered from a company in Hamburg, Germany. It's very clean and modern and for washing I simply remove it (it's on via velcro) and throw it in the washer. The best thing about it (and the #1 reason why I purchased a bed with a skirt) is that in a small apartment you can store so much beneath it unseen in covered bins. If you don't have space issues then perhaps it wouldn't matter to you, but to me in a small city apartment with only bedroom, it was the perfect place to store extra jackets and shoes in bins with wheels.
Great work, Benita. As always. :)
Thanks for this! I have been looking for a simple, clean-lined solution to hide the under-bed storage we are using! I'm not much of a sewe, so this is great!
Thanks for this solution. I have a really high profile bed and was trying to figure out a way to make a bed skirt without buying something full of ruffles. This way I can have whatever color bed skirt I desire as well.
I've been meaning to make a skirt for a looong time, and this one is great. I don't have an overlay mattress, but... I'm sure I can tinker this to my needs.
I am secretly smiling about this post because last spring I was shopping at cb2 (where I bought a beautiful white duvet cover and shams), and asked if they had any skirts. The snotty salesguy gave me a look and informed me that they don't carry them because they are soooooo out of fashion. Heh! So of course I found one somewhere else, that has the same effect as the one above. Yay me!
I was so inspired, I went home last night and made a totally no-sew version of Benita's bed skirt. (Hemming? Who has time for hemming?)
i'm very inspired by this project, too. i'm going to look for fabric tomorrow and get going on this project. While laying a bed sheet between the mattress and box spring would work, I want heavy-duty bedskirt. This will be a replacement for a second bedskirt in two years. Our dog kept ripping it : (
This is great... I'm making this this weekend to go with the pintuck duvet cover I made using this tutorial: http://www.livingonthechic.com/2010/01/diy-pin-tucked-duvet-cover.html


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10 Temporary Ways to Dress Up a Rental Like You Own It
Just because you don't own your apartment doesn't mean you can't dress it up, cover the not-so-pretty parts and give it your own personal touch. Here are 10 ways you can bring temporary personality and style to your home...
• Ugly windows with an ugly view? Cover them up with Emma Jeffs Window Film from 2Jane.
• Unsightly old counter tops can temporarily become granite with Appliance Art's Instant Granite. Similar to Contact Paper, the peel and stick Instant Granite can be applied directly over old counter tops and pulled back up when you're ready to move again.
• Overhead lighting in apartments can be seriously hideous and unflattering. Check out Lighting for Renters: 10 Sources for Plug-Ins for better options.
• Landlords love their white paint but it can make for a very bland apartment. Put some pattern on those plain white walls with these Modern Removable Wallpapers.
• Sprucing up your outdoor space can make it feel like you've gained an extra room. Cover up plain Jane patio floors with SnapDeck Deck Tiles.
• Pottery Barn's Stainless Steel Back Splash can bring a new, shiny look to even the most outdated and bland kitchens.
• Bring a bit of your own personal history to your space. Do-It-Yourself: Stylized, Blown-Up Family Portraits are easy, affordable and will truly make the space your own.
• Appliance Art also offers Instant Chalkboard and Instant Stainless for covering up old appliances and cabinetry.
• Dali Decals offers a Set of 72 Bubble Decals. Use them to create a random pattern on a large wall in your rental space.
• Put your stamp on your new apartment before you even walk through the front door with a monogrammed doormat.
Image: Emma Jeffs via HGTV Design Happens
Re-edited from a post originally published 3.10.12 - JEL
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Great suggestions!
BTW - There's a Groupon today for that Dali Decals site:
Re the stainless steel backsplash at PB, Theirs is $79, Ikea has one which seems the same for $13, and while Ikea's does not include screws for hanging those are easily found (for a lot less than $63). I recently put one from Ikea in my kitchen, and have it holding my magnetic spice canisters. Works great, looks great, absolutely recommend it.
Great ideas, many of which I'd never heard of.
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Great ideas! Just because you rent it, doesn't mean you can't make it your own.
Great ideas here! Thanks for sharing. I never knew there was removable wall paper, I'll have to check it out.
Thanks for sharing.
I think keeping around lots of trivets would be preferable to the absolutely hideous countertops I've had in some of my apartments.
In one apartment the countertops were so bad that I just bought a few of the big, really cheap cutting boards ikea had and attached them to the top with heavy duty double sided tape. Worked great for the year until I moved, and easy to pull out too.
My kitchen counter is in awful shape- some moron who lived here before me used it as a cutting board, apparently, but there's not really ENOUGH of it for it to be worth ordering $40 worth of fake granite. Does anyone know if there are other ways to cover it up?
I've actually seriously thought about just replacing the whole thing, and the sink, and the faucet, at my own cost, with the landlord's permission. I'd like a smaller sink and more counter space- and a mixing faucet. But then I'd want to do something about the annoying tan tile backsplash and before you know it... I should have bought a condo.
I think that Granite idea is a great one! on my laminate counter tops I can't cut directly on them or put hot pots on them without them melting. I did call them and they say it withstands up to 160 degrees, but I have no idea how hot that is, except that if there was a 160 degree pot, I probably wouldn't be holding it in my hand anyways :). My laminate counter tops are an ugly beige and I think this is the same stuff Rachel Ray was talking about.
We use window film in our bathroom as there is a window in the shower and the neighbors get a full show otherwise. Stays put even with all the steam and looks great! Removable as well - but our kind can only be applied once (once it is removed, to the trash it goes). If you are staying for awhile, it is a great option!
If anyone has bought any of the emma jeffs window films and has any remnants, I'd be interested in buying. I need probably around a 2' x 1' section for my tiny bathroom window and can't really justify an entire roll for just that. Thanks!
Window film is fantastic!
Late last year I put up window film on my patio window and door to let more sun in while increasing the privacy. I watched, waited, and won the bid for film on eBay. It was quite a savings. When pets visit, I just peel back a small section so they can see outdoors.
Ikea has window film for around $8.00
$86 for window film!?! Wow.
@S.J.P. Ikea doesn't seem to sell it anymore, at least not on their website
I would love to know how that fake granite holds up to moisture/use, I couldn't find a single real-life review or recommendation from someone who had used the product in their own home. Our bathroom has a funky green marble laminate that I despise, I was actually planning on painting it with Rustoleum's countertop paint but this seems like it would be much easier to undo if it looks awful (although I'm really not sure how it could look worse than what is already there)
@Beigeonbeige- I looked up the fake granite decals as well since I'll be moving into an apartment soon with hideous countertops in the kitchen. I found http://www.stainlesssteelfilm.com/ which suggests that you seal the paper around the sink and in the corners, like where the backsplash meets the counter.
Not to mention they suggested wiping up any water asap to avoid damages, which is a bummer if you're wanting to put it in the bathroom.
Does anyone have a suggestion for really ugly tile countertops?
My new apartment has light yellow tiles for the top of the counter and then a sort of burnt sienna color for the backsplash and the edges of the counter. Aside from the terrible color combo (which is also in the bathroom, grr...) they are a bit worn and chipped in places. I cannot stand them...but since it looks like the granite decal can only be applied to flat surfaces, I can't use it. :(
@M.Lee: You could "embrace" the color combo and add a third color (black perhaps) then do matching curtains or seat cushions in fabric with the three colors (yellow, burnt sienna, black for example)---so that it ends up being a style element that works.
Boring, white walls? Use liquid starch and water to put up fabric. Any color, any pattern, and MUCH cheaper than peel off papers.
To take it down, you just spray the fabric with hot water and then peel it off. Wash the wall with water and you're done! It's also reusable for your next apartment.
These are great ides. I also like using fabric wall decals because they work pretty much on any surface, they are repositionable, and they won't damage your walls when you need to take them off. I found that vinyl doesn't stick well with eggshell paint that is normally used in bathrooms and kitchens.
i tried the Appliance Art granite yesterday and it was a disaster. first of all, it's actually really hard to apply, and secondly, aside from the granite pattern, it looks just like vinyl contact paper. it has the plastic gleam to it and any light on it bounces back terribly. waste of $100 for me.
Yowza! Them's some pricey window films.
I've rented my entired life...but my apartment has always, always been my HOME.
I love wall decals! I just put up a "bon appetite" decal on the wall above my stove. LOVE it!
In my rented space, we're not allowed to put window film. You still would need condo board and/or landlord approval to do most of these things. sigh....
I asked for a sample of the Appliance Art granite contact paper and it took almost TWO MONTHS for them to send it to me. By that time, I had given up, asked them to refund my money (no response) and already bought this product at Home Depot. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Con-Tact-Creative-Covering-18-in-x-75-ft-Granite-Multipurpose-Shelf-Liner-1-Roll-75F-C9J65-01/202499920#.UqeIzPRDvTo
When I finally got the samples, they just looked like blown up, fuzzy pictures of granite on super shiny contact paper. No thanks. The Home Depot product was a much better buy for me. Yes, it's a little hard to apply if you haven't done anything like it before but applying it in small chunks is a lot easier. It also pulls right off our horrible fake green marble counter tops with no residue which I learned when I had to pull up and readjust a few times when I was applying it. We always use a cutting board to cut anyway and have a pot rest right next to the stove for anything we want to move, so I've never tried putting a hot pot right on it, but I don't think it would be the best thing. Water has stayed on it for a little with no visible damage but I wouldn't leave a big puddle sitting overnight or anything.
It's not the same as a new counter top but for a such a low price and pretty easy installation, I'm very glad to be rid of the old counters!
I bought my window film at Home Depot. I forget the brand name but if you go the shades/blinds area and ask someone (if you can find anyone) or look around, you'll see the different brands, colors, etc.
My counter tops are nasty, I recently moved to a new apartment and there are yellow stands which I just can't get off. Has anyone tried these removable h Appliance Art's Instant Granite or other 'decal' coverings? If so were you able to remove them easily? I really don't want to pay for any damages when I move in a year or two and so tempted to try this out.
Forgot to say that the window film was much cheaper than the one advertised. I know people are Big Box Boo but I found what I was looking for at a reasonable price. Installation was easy (each roll of film comes with one of those smoothing thingies) and I haven't had any maintenance problems.
Instead of buying a window film, you can use a mixture of water and corn starch to put up fabric. I've done it in my living room and it has stayed well for the past 3 years. It is much cheaper!
Just a heads up, you can't use Ikea's version around a gas stove (at least, it's not recommended).
I love this idea. Do you know where I can find more adult versions? The link seems to be geared more towards kids rooms. Thanks!
@Ray Windsor - Thanks for the heads up. I was seriously considering this until I watched the videos. They act like they're showing you a step by step until you get to the sink area and then it's just suddenly magically done!


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Garlicky Bean Spread
Tips: This bean dip is ideal on crostini or as a sandwich filler. It makes enough for the Lasagna Rustica and an appetizer. Use purchased roasted garlic in a jar to save time; two tablespoons equals the pulp in one head of garlic. The spread can be made up to one week ahead, and then refrigerated in an airtight container. Note: If you don't have tahini, it can be omitted.
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Yield: 5 1/4 cups (serving size: 1 tablespoon)
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- Calories: 16
- Calories from fat: 17%
- Fat: 0.3g
- Saturated fat: 0.0g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.2g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.1g
- Protein: 0.9g
- Carbohydrate: 2.6g
- Fiber: 0.6g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Iron: 0.2mg
- Sodium: 53mg
- Calcium: 8mg
- 1 whole garlic head
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 tablespoon tahini (sesame-seed paste)
- 2 teaspoons minced fresh or 1/2 teaspoon dried rosemary
- 2 teaspoons hot sauce
- 4 (15.8-ounce) cans Great Northern beans, drained
- Preheat oven to 375°.
- Remove white papery skin from garlic head (do not peel or separate the cloves). Wrap garlic head in foil. Bake at 375° for 45 minutes or until tender; let cool 10 minutes. Separate cloves; squeeze to extract garlic pulp. Discard skins.
- Combine garlic pulp and remaining ingredients in a food processor; process until smooth, scraping sides of processor bowl occasionally. Serve with French bread.
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Robert R. Hoffman, John D. Lee, David D. Woods, Nigel Shadbolt, Janet Miller, Jeffrey M. Bradshaw, "The Dynamics of Trust in Cyberdomains," IEEE Intelligent Systems, vol. 24, no. 6, pp. 5-11, November/December, 2009.
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In the game of cybersecurity catch-up, clever hackers repeatedly find some new malware scheme, and security people then come up with a new software or hardware patch. Although attempts to improve software and hardware must continue, what else might be done besides playing the clever game? Trust in and through technology will likely mediate the effectiveness of software and hardware in maintaining security on the Networld, where cultural, social, psychological, and computational elements are merging. This essay examines five human-centered issues for Networld: "anti-trust" in technology, a consensus on what "trust" is, interpersonal trust versus trust in automation, trusting as a dynamic process, and resilience engineering for the active management of trust.
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