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There were more than 1 million barrels of bourbon produced in Kentucky in 2012, more than double what it was in 1999.
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"[W]e have a slogan: If you drink it, we follow it," Gabelli said on on CNBC's "Fast Money Halftime Report." "We are looking at bourbon plays around the world."
Indeed, bourbon production—and consumption—is on the rise. In Kentucky, where 95 percent of the world's bourbon is made, bourbon production has soared. There were more than 1 million barrels of bourbon produced in Kentucky in 2012, more than double what it was in 1999, according to the Kentucky Distillers' Association.
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Will The Utility Companies Rally by the End of 2012?
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Major utility companies such as Exelon Corporation (NYSE: EXC) and FirstEnergy (NYSE: FE) haven't perform well in recent months. Nonetheless, if the upcoming third quarter financial reports of these companies will be better than anticipated it could change the downward trend of these companies' stocks in the months to follow. Let's explore what is next for these companies and what might pull these companies' stocks up.
Up to now the major utilities companies haven't perform well during the year. As seen in the chart below, Exelon and FirstEnergy have underperformed the S&P500 index on a years scale. Granted, FirstEnergy's stock rose until August but then changed direction and tumbled down. Exelon's stock didn't perform well since the beginning of the year. Despite their modest performance compare to the market, they at least offer relatively high dividend yields.
In terms of dividends the major utilities companies offer reasonably high dividend yields: in 2012 FirstEnergy offers a dividend yields of 4.9%, which is nearly $0.55 per share per quarter. In comparison, Exelon offers 5.8% yield, which is nearly $0.52 per share per quarter; American Electric Power (NYSE: AEP) offers 4.22% yield, which is nearly $0.47 per share per quarter.
These companies operating profitability isn't stable and varies from one quarter to the other: As seen in the chart below, the operating profitability of FirstEnergy is lower in the second quarter of 2012 compared to the first quarter of 2012, but slightly higher than the parallel quarter of 2011. Exelon has done better in the second quarter of 2012 compared to the first; however, Exelon's operating profitability declined compared to the parallel quarter of 2011. The decline in its profitability may have been among the factors to pull down the company's stock during the year. American Electric Power's operating profitability, as oppose to the other above-mentioned companies, hasn't changed much during recent quarters. It's worth mentioning that these utilities companies have different sources of energy and the mixture of input differs from one company to the other, e.g. for FirstEnergy nearly 64% of its energy input is from coal and only 18% nuclear. On the other hand, 92% of Exelon electricity is produced with nuclear power. This results in different costs and thus different operating profits.
It's also worth considering that the merger, which was closed at the end of February, of FirstEnergy with Allegheny Energy is expected to be completed within a year, i.e. around the end of the first quarter of 2013, according to the company's press release. This means, analysis of FirstEnergy's progress should be taken with a grain of salt because the company is in the process of a major transition that could result in a different merged company.
Hotter Summer=Higher Revenues?
Despite the modest profitability of the major utility companies there could be some cause for optimism in the third quarter financial report. The hotter than normal summer has most likely pulled up the demand for electricity throughout the U.S. This could result in the rise in revenues in the upcoming quarterly reports for the major utilities companies. On the other hand, the milder than normal winter may have been among the factors for the drop in energy consumption during the first half of 2012: According to the EIA report, during the first six months of 2012 the U.S energy consumption reached 47,148 Trillion Btu. As a comparison, during the first six months of 2011 it was 48,918 Trillion Btu, a drop of 3.6%. If the upcoming EIA report will show a sharp growth in energy consumption compared to the parallel months of previous years, this could suggest there should be a rise in revenues for FirstEnergy and Exelon.
Therefore, despite the modest performance of the major utilities companies in recent months, perhaps the upcoming financial report will show a growth in revenues that could result in a rally for these companies' stocks.
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A police officer in Knox County, Tennessee was fired after he allegedly choked a University of Tennessee student until the 21-year-old passed out.
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A police officer in Knox County, Tennessee was fired after he allegedly choked a University of Tennessee student until the 21-year-old passed out.
After tornadoes killed 17 people on Sunday, one might expect a calmer Monday. However, the atmosphere has other plans for the south central states, with more severe thunderstorms, possibly including strong tornadoes, likely to form again through Monday night.
In the clash of the world's supercomputing titans, a new U.S. supercomputer named "Titan" is king. The $100-million Titan seized the No. 1 supercomputer ranking on the Top500 List with a performance record of 17.59 petaflops per second (quadrillions of calculations per second). The supercomputer, a Cray XK7 system based at Tennessee's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, leaped past the former champion, the Sequoia supercomputer at California's Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security spent almost $80,000 on installing 72 iPad kiosks inside 26 driver service centers across the state, in a bid to speed up the time it takes to renew or replace your driving license. The iPads kiosks are called ASSETS (automatic self-service electronic terminals) and are primarily located in the state's urban areas. The terminals allow drivers to fill out forms electronically, before paying with a debit or credit card.
Tennessee residents: Come July 1, 2011, the state may punish you with jail time or fines should you "transmit or display an image" online -- social networks such as Facebook and Twitter included -- that has the possibility to "frighten, intimidate or cause emotional distress" to anyone who sees it.
A law has just passed in Tennessee that will make it theoretically illegal -- starting July 1 -- to share login information for services like Rdio and Netflix. According to the Associated Press, the law is meant to stop hackers who sell passwords in bulk, and was supported by record industry officials trying to curtail illegal music sharing. This fleshes out an already standing law that stops people from stealing cable and also prevents dining and dashing.
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The two suspects are seen in surveillance stills captured on Dec. 31, 2012. The two were seen in several stores in and around the immediate Lewisburg area.
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Deeper Musings About Sara Palin
The polls are shifting not so well for Obama (Tremors!) and there are lots and lots of theories. I am swayed by the idea that Sara Palin is having an impact on the race. Conservatives love her, and they are rallying around McCain in response. I will give an additional critique of Palin to add to what PD Dude has said.
I am bothered that many people seem to treat Palin without ANY scrutiny. She is a fresh face in politics, she's pretty, and she has very little political history from which to judge her. She also has a multi-multi-million dollar attack machine behind her known as the GOP to get her message shaped. It is in this context that we should look at Palin.
First, how did we get here? McCain was probably desperate after looking at the polls and seeing Obama's convention speech, and he wanted a "game changer." You don't need to believe me. The reports are there that McCain was going to pick Lieberman or Romney, but he realized he wasn't going to win that way. He wanted someone who would energize the Republican base and who wouldn't detract. He went deep, deep into the bench (more precisely, he picked from the grandstands) to find Palin. She is a perfect example of the politics of today and how some people win who otherwise wouldn't.
Those of you who remember what happened to Governor Gray Davis in California will understand this. In 2003 Governor Gray Davis was deeply unpopular. California has been truly mismanaged for years, thanks to an uninformed electorate scolded by lots and lots of "special interests." Davis won re-election in 2002 through a deeply cynical maneuver: He should have faced Richard Riordan, a very popular Republican mayor of Los Angeles. But the problem with Republicans is that they won't elect those who fall a little outside orthodoxy. Riordan was pro-gay rights and pro-abortion, two really big no-no's for a Republican. But he was highly popular, and very likely could have beaten Davis. So Davis intervened in the Republican primary and spent millions of dollars trashing Riordan by saying those two things: he was pro-gay and pro-abortion. These two issues would have HELPED him in the general election, and they were pretty much the same positions held by Davis. But this was toxic to the Republicans. Bill Simon, a very conservative Republican, beat Riordan and then went on to lose. It was inevitable. Simon was great for the Republicans, but no one else liked him. Davis was tolerable by comparison and he cake walked to victory. The Republicans were pissed.
They got even when Davis kept stumbling. Davis got gamed by Enron and others, and he just couldn't bring himself to raise electricity rates (or undo the whole "open market" electricity thing that was being gamed by private electricity companies). People in California are, were, and have been pissed for a long time about how their government is so dysfunctional. Davis was a great example of what people hate in politicians. Although he is a Democrat, he mercilessly shook down the teachers union for campaign contributions, and even changed some of his core positions when the CCPOA (California Correctional Peace Officers Association) cut him some checks. He just didn't seem to have any moral center, and he didn't have many supporters when he needed it. He even took some money from energy companies like Enron, and this made it look like he was dragging his feet and costing California billions. Voters were mad.
The recall election in 2003 was the first time ever that a state public official was removed from office in California, although 17 other recall efforts had been done before. It was ugly. Davis was removed by a margin of 55.4% to 44.6%. Schwarzenegger was then elected governor (by the same ballot) with 48.6 percent of the vote. Schwarzenegger would NEVER, EVER have made it through the Republican primary process. Just ask some Republicans now how much they like Schwarzenegger and they will likely say that he is a "Socialist," or a "Democrat," or some other epithet that they hate. Point is, only through this extraordinary process did Schwarzenegger come to office.
One to Palin. Palin supports abstinence-only education, and that means what it says: no sex ed in the schools. This isn't just her opinion, but the opinion of someone a heartbeat away from the presidency. She has a 17 year old daughter who is now pregnant. Palin denied funds recently (she used her line-item veto and zeroed the funds out) to a home for underage, unwed mothers, particularly those suffering from domestic violence. Message: I don't want your kids taught about sex education on the government's dime, and I don't want poor unwed mothers cared for on the government's dime, but I, myself, have a 17 year old who didn't get the message and is having a child early. Palin's own pregnancy is the subject of some really questionable judgment about why she flew 8+ hours from Texas (after waiting hours to give a speech), then drove to a little hospital, all after she was leaking amniotic fluid (technically she was in labor) one month early with a special needs child (i.e. Down syndrome).
Palin lied about the bridge to nowhere (she advocated for it, then claimed in her first national address that she said "no thanks") and lied when claims to be against earmarks, yet eagerly sought them both as mayor of a small town and as governor of Alaska.
As governor, Palin sought to fire her sister's ex-husband from the state police (and if what he did was true, he no doubt is a jerk), then instead fired the head of the state police (also a jerk who probably deserved to be fired) when he refused to fire the guy she wanted to be fired. But then she lied about the whole thing and has repeatedly sought to have the whole investigation placed under the control of a three person panel that she controls.
Palin tried to get the librarian to ban certain books from the library because she thought they were offensive, and when the librarian refused to do so, Palin started the process to fire her.
Palin did a nasty speech at the Republican convention where she mocked Obama's time as a "community organizer" and essentially labeled him as a guy with no real experience. What chutzpah. But now she hides from the press, afraid of what questions they might ask HER about HER experience, and the issues above. Her surrogates in the media, meanwhile, blow smoke about legitimate questions about her, claiming that such questions are really about the fact that she has 5 kids (So what?), or that she is a woman and Democrats are being sexist (Wow!). Never mind the fact that she is simply a political unknown,and she hasn't been through the process to find out who she is and what she stands for.
And that is actually the point I was getting at regarding Schwarzenegger. He was a political nobody, with no previous office experience. He would have been eaten alive in the Republican primary because he is a "creature of Hollywood" and he is, in fact, a closet moderate. Republicans would have avoided him if they had the chance. Palin, on the other hand, would have been a darling of the Republicans. Until, of course, someone like Huckabee, or Romney, tore her apart for her clear lack of experience. Now she is the #2 girl to the oldest man to seek the presidency ever. McCain is 72. He's got a great chance of dying in office, and Palin will then take his place.
Hats off to Republicans for getting their "stealth candidate" into the ring. I have no doubt that, between her and McCain that Roe v. Wade will be overturned. I have no doubt that people will grow more and more pissed at their dysfunctional government. I sure hate to lose this round (and I hated losing when Bush took it in 2000 and 2004), but I know that, if McCain wins, the American people will be getting exactly what we deserve. Maybe not what we want, but definitely what we deserve.
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A new petition is circulating around that I support and is at this link It's a petition to have private photos and memorabilia returned to the family of George Harrison, Olivia and Dhani. The petition reads,
'The Harrison family valued their privacy and rightfully so. For years each member of The Beatles has had their privacy glossed over and ignored simply because they were famous.
No one, famous or not, deserves to have mementos of their personal, private life, auctioned off to the highest bidder.
Andrea first discovered these [a,b,c & d] and upon contact with the seller ascertained that the Harrison family does not know that these still exist, nor that they are being sold. As people who have been inspired by George Harrison and his life, we feel it is right to make an attempt to have these personal pieces of his life given to the rest of his family and that no one should make a profit.
By signing, you can help us return these memories to the two people who deserve them most. May Peace and Love be with You.
~ Alyssa Maria & Andrea
Personally I agree with Alyssa and Andrea, there is a very clear & distinct line between public life & private life. I personally respect the family's right to the privacy they have fought for for years and George's right to privacy even though he is no longer with us anymore. As we all know George fought hard for that right for privacy while alive and was able to maintain it and live a somewhat normal life. Or as normal a life as you can lead being a public figure. No one deserves having that right violated. To me what's right is right and the right thing to do would be to give these back to the family and do the right thing. Plus I don't think anyone should profit over a family's personal memories either. If you agree, please take a moment and sign this petition and share it as well to your social sites or websites. Peace, love & God Bless!
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Chris Keeney (CK) Interviews Pennsylvania Photographer Rebecca Pendel | Chris Keeney Photography
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Eric Hooglund is Lund University's international academic expert of contemporary Iran (1945 to the present), a country about which he has been researching, teaching and writing since the early 1970s. His most recent books, Gender in Contemporary Iran (co-edited with Roksana Bahramitash, Routledge, 2011) and Navigating Contemporary Iran: Challenging Economic, Social & Political Perceptions (co-edited with Leif Stenberg, Routledge, forthcoming, January 2012), reflect his broad interdisciplinary research interests and complements his previous publications—five books and over 100 articles, which examine diverse aspects of Iranian culture, government, history, international relations, literature, migration, political economy, sociology, and religion. Although trained as a political scientist (MA and PhD degrees in International Relations from Johns Hopkins University), his best-known work falls in the category of rural political economy and sociology: Land and Revolution in Iran (University of Texas Press, 1982; Persian translation, Shirzeh Press, 2002); and numerous articles, including most recently, "Thirty Years of Islamic Revolution in Rural Iran," Middle East Report, no. 250 (spring 2009).
Prof. Hooglund has a long-standing commitment to the development of Middle East studies. For more than a decade he was a member of the editorial collective of MERIP Middle East Report, later was editor of The Middle East Journal and since 1995 has been editor of Middle East Critique, a scholarly journal whose academic home became the Center for Middle Eastern Studies in the fall of 2010. He also has worked for several Middle East-focused non-governmental organizations, including the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, the National Security Archive, and the Institute for Palestine Studies. His teaching experience includes Bates and Bowdoin colleges in Maine, Ohio State University, the University of California at Berkeley, St. Antony's College of Oxford University, Shiraz University in Iran, and Middle East Technical University in Turkey. His recent publications include: 'Iran,' in the Oxford Companion to Comparative Politics (ed. by Joel Krieger, Oxford University Press, forthcoming); Iran, A Country Study, co-edited with Glenn Curtis (Library of Congress, 2008); Encyclopaedia of the Modern Middle East, associate editor for Iran and Turkey (Gale Thomsen, 2007); "Iran, Wary Neutral," in The Iraq War: Causes and Consequences, edited by R. Fawn & R. Hinnebusch (Lynne Rienner, 2006); Encyclopaedia of the Modern Middle East, 2nd ed., co-edited with Philip Mattar, et al. (Gale-Thomson, 2004); and Twenty Tears of Islamic Revolution: Political and Social Transition in Iran Since 1979 (Syracuse University Press, 2002).


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This in particular scene pictured above is the scene I referred to a year ago when I mentioned the scene from "East Of Eden". Lately, this movie has intrigued me for a few reasons—and I cannot exactly break it down to why?
Everything seems so true in the picture.
It feels like I have this giant lack of trust with nearly everyone and this gaping hole in my heart that feels empty. I'm trying my best to find out what it's missing. The spotlight and the limelight have treated me right but so much seems like a giant illusion.
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Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College and working in conjunction with its Workforce Solutions component, will offer the Intro to iPad workshop. The event will be held Thursday, March 27 from 1-3 p.m. in Chrisman Hall, room 111, located on the SKCTC Cumberland campus. Under the direction of Josh Howard and priced at $15 per participant, the session has been designed to maximize the skillset and provide in-depth instruction as to the operation of the Apple apparatus. Participants will learn about the unique functions and various features of the iPad, along with the examination of a variety of applications and how to download these applications. Additionally, participants will learn different exploring methods and how to use the iPad in casual and professional environments. For further information, contact Tessa Roark, SKCTC Cumberland, phone 589-3047 or email@example.com.
The Southeast Choir, under the direction of Professor Ann Schertz, will present two concerts as the group performs poignant and stirring tunes from the Broadway hit and Academy Award-winning film, Les Miserables. The concerts will be Saturday, May 3 at 7 p.m. in the Godbey Appalachian Center on the Cumberland campus of Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College and on Sunday, May 4 at 3 p.m. at the SKCTC Harlan campus. The choir will be accompanied by Clara Atkins Pope. The concerts are free and open to the public, and for more information contact Ms. Schertz at 589-3153.
Steve Miller is honored to be playing a key role as an instructor while the growth of the Funeral Service Program at Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College continues at a quick pace. The program began accepting students a year ago and is the only one of its kind within Kentucky. It features a two-year curriculum leading to the Associate's Degree, and excitement for the future of the ground-breaking program is profound, offering a curriculum overseen by Denise Shumate, long-time professor and administrator. Currently, Miller and Shumate are working with 14 students with 10 on track to graduate in May. Students enrolled in the SKCTC program range in ages 18 to 45, and the program is rapidly becoming a popular curriculum at the college. The Funeral Service Program is the only such program within Kentucky, with the closest being offered in Cincinnati and Jeffersonville, Indiana. Miller, who was reared in Southern Illinois, worked 17 years in the coal mining industry, laboring in a slope mine near his home in El Dorado. He also drove a truck for several years before acting on a long-time yearning to attend mortuary school. He parked the 18-wheeler and enrolled at the John A. Gupton School or Mortuary Science in Nashville graduating in 1994. He would also attend and graduate from Southeastern Illinois College. He holds a Master's Degree from Tusculum College in Tennessee. Over the past 12 years, he worked for several mortuaries in Indiana and Tennessee before finding his way to Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College where he is a member of the fledgling program. "I love my job at Southeast," he said. "I'm so proud to be working with Denise Shumate as we develop the program and train a new generation of morticians. Teaching is something I have wanted to do for the past decade, and I jumped at the chance to come to Harlan County and to Southeast where we are working hard to make the program succeed — to be effective." The program at Southeast is a two-year endeavor where students are required to earn a total of 68 credits. Those who wish to be considered for entry into the program are required to submit an official application to SKCTC, official high school transcript as well as transcripts of all post-secondary education along with ACT or SAT or ASSET or COMPASS tests results. Applicants are also required to have a pre-admission conference with the faculty. Miller noted the objectives of the program are to instill in the student the highest ethical, professional and technical standards required for entry into the profession. The course has been designed to make the student aware of federal, state and local regulatory guidelines that govern practices in the funeral services profession. As the program moves forward, Miller is excited when he discusses the features of a newly-completed facility to be utilized in the students' education. The site, located on the lower level of Falkenstine Hall, features a preparation room with state-of-the-art equipment, including two embalming tables and two Dodge embalming machines. The site also features a rail body lift structure as well as a revolutionary air ventilation system. Construction of the teaching space is basically completed and will soon be in use upon inspection by state agencies. Additionally, there is a funeral merchandising room on the premises. "Students will be pleased with the top-of-the-line facilities as we work to train individuals who will soon become leaders within the funeral industry," he said. "The program at Southeast is developing and is a workable option for many who wish to serve as funeral service personnel within their communities, and for those who want to offer an important and a caring service to families who are distraught and likely to be in a most vulnerable condition." Prospective students wishing to pursue a career in the SKCTC Funeral Service Program are requested to contact Ms. Shumate, director of the program, or Mr. Miller, by phoning (606)248-3141 or at email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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D.H. Conley High School Principal Mary Carter is leaving. She'll take the same position at Wintergreen Primary and Intermediate Schools. Carter will replace the retiring Dawn Singleton. North Pitt High School Principal Mike King will fill Carter's position at D.H. Conley.
Lionel Kato will lead North Pitt and exit Farmville Middle School. He's been the principal there the past four years. Randy St. Clair will take Kato's position.
Carter just completed her 27th year in education. She's spent the past 11 years as an administrator, including the past four at D.H. Conley.
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Five Hundred Wi-Fi Networks Walk into a Bar
Posted: 06/08/10 03:23 PM
Glenn Fleishman, author of this post, joined us on today's show to talk about Apple's new iPhone. Glenn's a freelance journalist who specializes in Apple coverage and coverage of Wi-Fi issues.
Steve Jobs is known for being cool but not necessary keeping his cool. At the company's announcement of the iPhone 4 at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), he looked a little steamed when demonstrations of the new phone's higher-density, more realistic display failed when he was unable to load Web pages over Wi-Fi. He asked reporters and conference attendees to turn off their gear to clear the radio frequency (RF) environment enough to make Wi-Fi work.
Was that a failure of the iPhone 4 to work over Wi-Fi, or a failure of Wi-Fi to be robust enough to handle a room of thousands of people? It might be what you think if you read much of the reporting about this network failure.
But that's not quite what happened. There wasn't one or two Wi-Fi networks running at the Moscone conference center, but several hundred, all beating each other up. According to InfoWorld's consultation with an Apple engineer at the event, over 500 networks were in operation at the same time.
How was this possible? Because so many people—likely a huge percentage of press attendees—were carrying cellular routers, like the MiFi. The MiFi picks up a 3G data signal and relies it over Wi-Fi, acting just like a Wi-Fi router. Some people were instead using a 3G modem plugging into a laptop, and using an easily accessible Mac OS X (or, gasp, Windows) feature to share the 3G connection via the laptop's Wi-Fi card.
There are Wi-Fi networks that have tens of thousands of simultaneous users spread over thousands of routers over a corporate or academic campus. Wi-Fi can handle that. And there are plenty of events at which the host creates a temporary Wi-Fi network with many interconnected routers that can handle hundreds to thousands of devices at once. The Macworld Expo is a notable case: the last time I attended, thousands of iPhones and laptops worked just fine over a unified, well-managed Wi-Fi network that spanned the conference area.
Apple apparently did offer a public Wi-Fi network at the WWDC launch, according to media and attendees I've polled. And those who tried it said that network did work initially. But with so much media in the audience, and the history of conference/event Wi-Fi networks having glitches at peak times—with many people liveblogging and uploading photos from the event—those who had MiFis chose to use those instead.
Wi-Fi can cope with a lot of so-called interference, but the protocol wasn't designed to handle hundreds of overlapping networks in a small space. (Interference is really the limits of a radio to distinguish signals out of noise, not a physical property of radio waves.)
With so many networks in operation, every Wi-Fi device (notably Steve's demo iPhone 4) try to be polite. If you're in a crowded room, and hundreds of people are talking at once, no one can be understood. People stop talking and try to listen, but with so many people, it's unlikely you could actually get enough quiet to make a clear statement. That's precisely what happens with Wi-Fi.
Wi-Fi relies on the commons: a pool of unlicensed spectrum anyone can use. And individual device must respect the commons, producing no unnecessary interference and accepting as much interference as is generated by other devices.
The metaphor of the commons breaks down in wireless, because one person's use of it can be invisible, except for interference from other people's use. That is, imagine a commons of grass for feeding your cows in which you always appear to be alone on the commons with your animals—but as you stand there, the grass disappears, replaced with mud and ordure.
It's not Novatel Wireless's fault; they make the MiFi, and it's a perfectly appropriate device to offer. The problem of this invisible, overlapping commons being fouled is an emergent property. The less people can trust a common shared network, the more they turn to their own, which then, in a vicious cycle, destroys their own network, too.
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Face Time. Really?
by John Moe // Posted: 06/08/10 11:27 AM
I've been interested in the idea of video phones for a long time. It's thought of as this thing that only exists on The Jetsons and in the distant future. Jobs even mentioned The Jetsons in the speech yesterday. Jobs also talked about how this feature will change the world as we know it or some such hyperbole. But video phones have been around for DECADES.
The Wikipedia page on them lists the first practical working one being built in 1936 (there are imaginings of them dating back to the 1880s). And various iterations have been built over the decades since and they pretty much all bomb.
Is it because the product is lousy/clunky/expensive? Or do people simply not want to make phone calls while they look at other people? If they did, why doesn't anyone use the iChat feature on their Macs? For that matter, why didn't Apple call this iChat for iPhone? It's not like they're afraid to use that lower case i. Anyway, here's Business Insider explaining why Jobs is right and this will revolutionize everything. I'm dubious.
Eyebrow raisers from the iPhone announcement
by John Moe // Posted: 06/08/10 11:20 AM
You may have heard a bit about the new iPhone yesterday, considering the news replaced oxygen as the most common thing in the air. Ars Technica has a good run down.
A few surprises I had yesterday:
Where were the computers? - As near as I can figure, Apple still does make home computers. I bought one recently myself. But they weren't mentioned at all yesterday. No new laptops, no updates to MacBook Air as rumored. Even the iPod got a mention in passing.
Google remains the default browser, Bing also brought on – Apple is going to play this as giving the user the most options, and that's a fair point. But Apple is very much at war with Google and its increasingly popular Android mobile device platform right now. Jobs praised Bing and Microsoft but did not kick Google off the iPhone or even move it out of number one position. As a result, a handful of MSFT loyalists may switch settings but it's mostly a Google experience.
Nothing on home entertainment – I get that it was iPhone's day but I was wondering if we'd hear about a cloud-based iTunes option or a rebrand/relaunch of Apple TV. Nope.
Netflix and the data plans – Jobs announced a free Netflix app (Android's getting one soon too) which means tons of streaming movies and TV on your iPhone. This is interesting in light of AT&T's new restricted data plans. You do a lot of Netflixing, that low use plan doesn't seem to cover you quite as well. Follow the money, my friends. Follow the money.
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What matters from the WWDC?
by John Moe // Posted: 06/07/10 12:33 PM
Heck, I'm not sure. But as Jobs talks, I'm going to attempt to update this entry and figure it out.
As I said before, I think what it all might mean to AT&T and people hoping to have good coverage will be significant. But maybe that's because even though I live exactly halfway between the large cities of Minneapolis and St Paul, I often can't get phone coverage on my iPhone.
- 8500 native apps for iPad. 225,000 for iPhone.
- 5 million books for iPad downloaded in 65 days.
- You'll be able to make notes in iPad. Also place bookmarks and read PDFs.
- Jobs defends app store approval process. Not all that convincingly but at least he's talking about it in public. Doesn't seem to be addressing controversial apps.
- Netflix coming to iPhone for free this summer.
- Zynga bringing Farmville to iPhone. Scoff at Farmville at your own peril. It's huge.
- Guitar Hero too. Social/sharing elements being pushed.
- iPhone 4. Looks just like the leaked prototype. Stainless steel all around, glass front. 24% thinner than 3GS. "Integrated antennas for Bluetooth, WiFi, GPS, all the cell stuff." - ars technica
- iPhone 4 has 4x the pixel display of 3GS. 326 per inch. Human eye, says Jobs, can only perceive 300 so it won't look like pixels. Brighter and sharper than the 3GS.
- New iPhone is powered by the A4 chip. Same guts as the iPad. Way more battery life as a result.
- Adding a gyroscope for gaming.
- New 5 megapixel camera with better light sensors for low light photography.
- iPhone 4 has built in HD video camera.
- iMovie app for iPhone. Edit movies on same device you shoot them on. Nice editing features. $4.99. Good thing it's not $5.00, that would be a total ripoff.
- Renaming OS4 as iOS4.
- Google stays the default for search, Bing added as an option. Yahoo still there, adorably.
- iBooks coming to iPhone and iPod Touch (oh yeah, iPods exist).
- New iAds platform. Advertisements integrated into apps so users don't get kicked out of app and into browser. Pitched as way for app developers to make money producing free/cheap apps. I can see why app developers would like this. Can't say I dig it as a customer.
- Face Time, a video chat feature. iPhone 4 to iPhone 4, Wifi only.
- iPhone 4 - $199 for 16gb, $299 for 32gb. On sale June 24.
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Tech News In Brief - 6/7/10
by John Moe // Posted: 06/07/10 12:20 PM
WWDC - all eyes on Apple as Jobs delivers a big speech and rolls out new ways to take your money.
Foxconn gives raises again
If you can't beat 'em, integrate 'em, says Yahoo, which hearts Facebook
The iPad Magazine – what's going on?
HP printers to have their own emails - cute!
U.S. intelligence analyst behind Wikileaks helicopter attack video arrested
Messages from WWII to be digitized
Our brains on the Internet
by John Moe // Posted: 06/07/10 11:06 AM
Today's tech story is pretty much Apple's World Wide Developers Conference at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. Steve Jobs delivers his keynote address at 12 central, 10am pacific and unless All We Know About The World is wrong, he'll introduce the new iPhone.
Here's some more things to look for:
- Magic Trackpad – Engadget has details on what they say will be a new interface device that will be introduced. Kind of a combination mouse and finger input device. Not sure what it does but that's what I said about the mouse decades ago.
- Video Chat – according to many rumors, the front facing camera on the leaked iPhone prototype means video conferencing. So you can look at someone in real time as you talk. Dick Tracy's wrist watch = realized.
- AT&T – last week they introduced their new pricing plan and, since Jobs has said he's not adding new carriers any time soon, you have to think that those pricing plans were at least partially informed by what's going to happen today. A lot of people adopting video conferencing adds a lot more traffic to AT&T's network so maybe more people move to the more expensive plan or pay the (reasonably priced) overages. Not sure that's what it will mean but I can't imagine AT&T wants to lose money. It's also possible that the rate cut is just AT&T trying to get more customers in anticipation of losing exclusivity in the not too distant future.
- Free version of Mobile Me? A cool but underused service that lets you sync multiple devices and gives you 20gb of online storage.
More speculation here and here and also everywhere on the whole dang internet.
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What will we do with all this "white space"?
There's a vote coming up this week in Washington that will have a big impact on how you use the internet, what's available to you, how much faster you'll be able to get things online. On Thursday, the FCC is expected to open up unused parts of the broadcast spectrum, a lot of people call it "white space". This is space that was positioned to be something of a buffer between television stations but such padding is proving less essential since the conversion to digital TV.
On today's show, we talk to Glenn Fleishman from Wi-Fi Networking News and The Economist about how the spectrum works and what kind of new space we're talking about. We also check in with Tim Wu from Columbia Law School about the companies that will look to use the space and what it all might mean for you and me as internet consumers.
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[ Volkner scooted back to lean against the couch, amused after looking through Flint's documents to find the episodes he had downloaded. ]
You're not that discrete, you know.
…. [He took a moment to gather what was going on, but then softly hit Volkner's head with the bottle of Fanta.]
Don't go looking through my porn now, you can have that later. Dr. Horrible now. Dr. Horrible.
Yeah. [ He unfolded the laptop beside the television and sat on the floor, crossing his legs ] Fanta.
[ Connecting up the laptop with the cables and adapters, the architect leaned back and turned it on, watching both screens reflect each other on the television and the computer. ] Oh, and don't go in the closet.
[The redhead walked back to the kitchen, getting a bottle of Fanta from the fridge for the blond, and some hot choco for himself; eventual returning to sit down on the couch.]
[ He watched as another thirty cables poured out after tugging the HDMI one from their clutches, glancing down at the pool around his feet ] …
[ Shrugging, he moved them back inside with his foot and closed the door, going to hook up the laptop to the television ]
[Flint walked back into the livingroom again, placing the plates on the table and grinning at his best friend.] Going well, Volthead?
I'll get'cha something to drink too. What'cha want?
[ Volkner sighed and ran a hand through the blond locks atop his head, watching after the dazed looking elite. His attitude hadn't changed, but lately he had been running off into his own world, and to say it wasn't bothering or worrying the gym leader would be a lie. ]
I'll hook it up then. [ He stood, moving into Flint's room to pick up his laptop from the cabinet, dropping it on the couch as he passed by it again. Venturing to the closet, Volkner pretty much dumped himself inside; looking for the spare A/V Adapter and the HDMI Cable. ]
Oh, thank you!
[The male softly hummed to himself one of Dr. Horrible's songs, trying to remember it as he put the pizzas on some plates and cut them up.]
{ She shakes her head, answering the fire type elite's question. } I'm already a gymleader and I don't plan on taking part in another Pokémon league any time soon, maybe one day though.
Speaking of Pokémon leagues, you don't seem familiar to any of the Johto or Kanto gym leaders or elite 4… you must be from elsewhere
Oh? A gymleader? Where? I haven't seen you before!
You're correct, lady! I'm from the Elite Four in Sinnoh. That's quite a bit away from Kanto and Johto, aye? But don't worry, I'm strong.
*laughs loudly at that mental image*
Please tell me you're gonna do it complete with the make up. If you do, I'm definitely tagging along.
… Uh, I have no make-up, but if I can borrow some, sure!
It will be awesome! Last time I got a free milkshake from the staff 'cause they liked me so much. They also asked me if I wanted a job there, but eeeh… I work as an Elite already, so passu.
Well not really, I was just going to go get something to eat then head back to the office to finish a few things.
Sounds boring!
I'm gonna go over to the McDonalds to impersonate their mascot and to give the kiddos there some balloon pokémon. Wanna come along? I can make a killer Ekans balloon!
joltik-ahead:Same thing… evil, horri— [ Groan ] Fwint.
Fine, but if I fall asleep take the hint that I don't like it and don't shake me awake. Sounds like it would be better as a giant taser… Btzz. [ He pinched Flint's arm ] Go get the pizza.
[The male flinched as he got pinched, taking a moment to stare at Volkner for a while.]
… Right. Pizza. Coming right up! [He quickly got up, ruffling his hand through the other's hair.] You better not fall asleep during Dr. Horrible. Such greatness! I downloaded the episodes on my laptop before, we can watch it together, I think. You probably can hook that thing up to the TV.
[Flint then scurried to the kitchen to get the pizzas, his behaviour a bit idle.]
Oh never mind, you didn't really mean it anyway Nugget, it's okay.
Huzzah! So, got any plans for today, Cynthia?


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Minneapolis police are investigating a deadly shooting on Chicago Avenue South just after midnight on Monday.
Officers were called to the 3500 block of Chicago Avenue South around 12:17 a.m. where they found a man suffering an apparent gunshot wound. He was taken to Hennepin County Medical Center where he was later pronounced dead, Minneapolis police said.A Hennepin County medical examiner identified the man as 35-year-old Daniel Dwayne Maniece of Jordan, Minn. He died as a result of a gunshot wound of the chest.
No arrests have been made, and there is limited suspect information available, but investigators will continue to investigate.
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