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It didn't take the Windsor Star very long did it to tell our new Mayor, Drew Dilkens, who is the boss in town.
In case that headline looks familiar, and you would have to be a long-standing reader of the BLOGMeister to remember it, it was an article that I wrote "The Media Is The Government" on October 11, 2005. You can read the original here
There was an issue then with our ex-Mayor about openness and hiding things from the Windsor Star. As I wrote at the time:
"Eddie must be a slow learner. He tried again to get around the Media dictum with the Police Board first, thought he could get away with it under "solicitor-client privilege," pretended that economic development was important. Emboldened, he thought he could have Council action by email and Blackberry rather than public session.
That was his downfall.
This insubordination could no longer be tolerated. The Mayor had to be made to grovel, to face public embarrassment and shame.
Then it happened, and with full force. The recent Star Editorial–A case for openness–and the Henderson column criticizing the Mayor by name on the secrecy were the final blows. He had not learned from his errors in the past and now he had to be taught a lesson. Ergo Agenda Item #16. Complete humiliation.
Eddie knows now who is boss. I trust he now understands his role. Repeat after me: the media is the government, the media is the government, the media is the government."
How is the Star trying to train our new Mayor to understand who's in charge of the City? It was not too difficult.
First came this story to set up everything as the Star normally does when they want to do a major attack:
"New police recruits get in under the gun for lifetime benefits
Windsor police went on a hiring spree in 2014, signing 18 cadets in the final year that new employees are entitled to benefits for life.
Police in the city represent the final frontier of post-retirement benefits eliminated for other city employees long ago." (Sarah Sacheli Windsor Star December 3, 2014)
Big deal. It really wasn't all that important but at first glance seemed to be just another slap at the Windsor Police.
Then, a few days later we saw this that suggested that something was coming up:
"Deputy chief's son hired at Windsor Police Service
The son of Windsor's deputy police chief was among the last cadets hired before the deadline to qualify for lifetime benefits, The Star has learned, fuelling criticism about nepotism at the force.
David Derus, son of deputy chief Rick Derus, was hired in November, former mayor Eddie Francis, then head of the board that oversees the police service, confirmed Friday.
The names of the cadets hired at the last meeting of the outgoing board have not yet been made public by the board…
Police Chief Al Frederick would not confirm he has hired his deputy's son, citing confidentiality rules." (Sarah Sacheli Windsor Star December 12, 2014)
I have to admit that I didn't understand how this story could come out if everything was "confidential." How did the Star "learn?" Imagine, leaks at the Windsor Police Services. I'm surprised that a police investigation did not take place to try to find out who the leakor was!
Notwithstanding the confidentiality, ex-Mayor Edgar (aka Eddie) told us a lot about the hiring of the person.
Here is what our new Mayor said:
"New Mayor Drew Dilkens said Friday he can't speak to hiring practices at the police service since he was sworn in to the board only two days prior."
Then, the conclusion to what the Star wanted to do which was not only to slam the Police but to go after Dilkens.
Oh my, what the Mayor said was not the right answer for the Windsor Star. That mere 2-liner of his in the Star resulted in a vicious attack on the Mayor by the Star in an Editorial "The Star's View: Dilkens can't use newbie status to avoid answering questions " dated December 17, 2014. I won't go through all of it but just point out a few interesting comments from it:
• That was the wrong answer from Dilkens
• This was an opportunity for Dilkens to let the citizens of Windsor know he intended to be a strong leader and run the show
• Does he plan to return to a system of leadership where police, fire and the unions run roughshod over elected leaders? If that's the case, let's be clear: That's not why voters put you in office.
It was similar to the approach that the Star took with Edgar to teach him a lesson.
What was Dilkens supposed to do… Whatever it was that the Star wanted on this subject or any other subject that interested them, especially so that Administration would have to do all the work and present it to the Star on a silver platter for another one of their big scoops:
"So suggesting Sacheli "call the chief" was not the way for a seasoned councillor and new mayor — one who said during the election campaign that he was his own man, determined to make his mark — to respond…
Dilkens should have said he would provide the names of all members of the police service, their positions within the force and their relationship to other members of the service.
Instead, he left all that up to the chief."
Of course, the Chief would not do that I'm sure because of confidentiality issues respecting personnel.
However, that really was not what the Star was writing about and Dilkens knows it. He should suspect that he has one year before the Star viciously attacks him. That is the timeframe for Edgar to make a decision whether he is going to run federally or not and then to be elected if he does. After that, Dilkens should expect the Star to slam him mercilessly, unless he knuckles under quickly and is going to be a very obedient servant to them, so that the Francis Legacy can be maintained under [FR]Eddie as our Mayor in 2018.
Don't you just love the Star's feeling of entitlement just like Annie was outraged when the Erie St. Clair Community Care Access Centre Board members did not tell her everything she wanted to know:
"We expect full disclosure on all aspects of hiring, and don't for a moment buy police Chief Al Frederick's contention that this information is "confidential…" Dilkens needs to learn a lesson from this. When someone asks the mayor a question and he doesn't know, the answer is not "call the chief" or "I'm new here."
The answer is "I don't know, but I'll find out as fast as I can."
That's what strong leaders do."
Hilarious. I almost split my gut laughing out loud. "We expect full disclosure," "Dilkens needs to learn a lesson from this," and "I'll find out as fast as I can."
No dear Star editors, that is not what strong leaders do. That's what wusses do who are terrified of the only newspaper in town. Strong leaders don't jump to the demands of the Windsor Star. What they do is tell the Star to buzz off.
However I expect that the ambitious Dilkens will fold just like the ambitious Edgar did. Why do I suspect this? This was buried in the last paragraph of a Star story about 2035:
"Dilkens has also decided to retain two long-time Francis stalwarts — Norma Coleman, who will remain chief of staff in the mayor's office, and Paul Carter, who has been at city hall 47 years and for whom Dilkens will be his 10th mayor." (Doug Schmidt Windsor Star November 20, 2014)
After all, dear reader, repeat after me:
"the media is the government, the media is the government, the media is the government."


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RE: William Shand & Jean Lawrence: Residents of Peterhead, Buried in Cruden
Hi Wade,
Thanks for these posts.
I have now happily found the burial of William Shand in his home parish of Cruden in 1842.
It reads; 'Decr. 5 Wm Shand of Peterhead late tenant in Hardhill Cruden at the head of the Cruickshank's stone of (?) Bulklay grave next the walk. 6 feet deep'.
His wife Jean Lawrence was buried in the same grave ten years later in 1852: 'Aug 19. Jean Laurence a widow Shand from Phd at the head of the Bulklays stone in the grave Next the walk 4 feet Deep'.
I am very pleased to have finally tracked them down after all these years. I should have looked at Cruden sooner but never thought they would have been taken back there for burial. Presumably this means they were not as hard up as I thought they were, or was this quite common to be taken back to your parish for burial?
I am not sure what the Bulklays stone is. Presumably a family monument to the Bulklay family? Or does Bulklay mean something in Scotland?
I attach the burials just in case you want to update any of the Peterhead records.
Kind regards,
>However the burials of farmer/agricultural labourer William Shand and Jane Laurence haven't turned up either, so where could they have been buried? Any ideas?
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Holly Woodhead had plenty of incentives to thrive at last year's Equi-Trek Bramham International Horse Trials.
The York-raised rider subsequently brought the Bramham house down by recording an emotional victory on DHI Lupison in the Under-25s CCI three-star. One year on, Yorkshire's latest rising star Sophie Platt has a similar outcome in mind on Be Be III - en route to a long-term dream of starring at the Olympic Games...and Strictly Come Dancing.
Operating from the family's livery yard just outside the tiny Doncaster village of Womersley, Platt will be one of several Yorkshire riders competing at next month's 2016 Equi-Trek Bramham International Horse Trials which begin on Thursday, June 9. But Platt will be the county's sole hope in the event's under-25s CCI three star – won last year by another Yorkshire raised rider in Woodhead.
Woodhead, whose grandad had passed away just a few weeks before the event, is now in genuine contention to compete at the Rio 2016 Olympics and will again look to shine on DHI Lupison in this year's CIC three-star. Platt knows it will be at least Tokyo 2020 before any of her Olympic dreams become a reality.
But at just 22 years of age the rider has time on her side and lofty ambitions to emulate Woodhead and reach stardom both in and out of the equestrian arena.
Relaxing at her home in the Yorkshire wilderness outside Womersley, Platt said of last year's Under-25s winner: "Holly is quite a young idol to watch. She is very talented and it was really good to watch her last year. I imagine she will go to the Olympics on DHI Lupison. He jumps incredibly, he went double clear last year and he can pull off an amazing dressage test.
"I'm hoping I'm building my way up to that and I'm hoping I can do the same. I'll put my best effort in and there's always a chance isn't there?
"My ultimate goal would be to go the Olympics, definitely, and then I can go on Strictly Come Dancing as an Olympic rider! I love my dancing, I have danced since I was little and then I finished it. I did it in Pontefract when I was younger but it was on a Saturday so I had the choice then to either keep dancing or riding and I chose the riding. But you will always find me at a party or on a night out – always on the dance floor."
A former pupil of Ackworth School and Askham Bryan College, Platt will now hope there's plenty to celebrate at this year's Bramham – her second outing at Bramham having finished a creditable 36th in the CIC three-star last year on Be Be III.
"It was quite a lot to take in last year," recalled Platt.
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Good friends Hazel Towers and Charlotte Brear also form part of the home county contingent, and Platt is counting down the days to an eagerly awaited event where the opening dressage stage – Be Be III's weakest discipline – holds the most trepidation. Thereafter, Platt hopes she, Towers and Brear and can all do Yorkshire proud.
"Charlotte and Hazel are both amazing," said Platt, who is sponsored by Fox Saddlers of Wetherby. "They have both got brilliant horses and us Yorkshire girls just like to kick on and have some fun.
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Asked for what would be a 'reasonable' dressage score, Platt laughed: "I just want a dressage score in the low 60s. Anywhere close to low 60 and I will be having quite a few bottles that night."


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A Lost Corner Of Whitechapel
The land at the rear of Whitechapel Station is now a construction site for Crossrail but Photographer Philip Cunningham recorded the vanished streets and yards that once occupied this lost corner
Winthrop St
"I first started taking photographs of Winthrop St and Woods Buildings in Whitechapel in the mid-seventies. I remember the first time I went to Winthrop St on a cold frosty morning with a bright blue sky. A woman came out of one of the houses and asked what I was doing. 'Photographing the streets,' I said. 'You'd better hurry up they're coming down!' she replied. She was right, within a few months they were gone.
'Comprehensive Development' was the only philosophy pursued by the London County Council and Greater London Council for rebuilding London after the war. Their planners complained that too much pre-war building was left, making comprehensive planning really difficult. Yet it would not have taken much imagination to have incorporated streets like these within any new development, creating a richer and more diverse urban landscape.
Even Mile End Place, where I lived in my grandfather's house, was designated for demolition in 1968 to become a car park for Queen Mary College. Fortunately, the council did not have enough money to build flats for us to be decanted into so our street was saved."
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Durward St School was built in 1876 and eventually restored by the Spitalfields Trust in 1990
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Woods Buildings looking towards Whitechapel Market
"Woods Buildings was a subject I photographed over and over, it always held that feeling for me of Dickens' London. To the left, as you approached the arch under the buildings, was a urinal and when I climbed the wall to take a look, it appeared to be for public use but had been bricked up. It must have been quite intimidating to pass through that passage at night."
'We live here, it's not a toilet'
Entrance to Woods Buildings in Whitechapel Market
"By 1984, the land opposite Woods Buildings on the north side comprised a combination of wasteland and sheds where a boot fair would be held every Sunday. It was licensed by the Council and very popular. One Sunday, I observed a group of Romanians selling secondhand clothes just outside the compound which did not go down well with the gatekeepers as they had not paid a fee. There followed a quite violent fracas, although fortunately no one was seriously hurt and only a little blood spilt. I felt sorry for the children, it must have been frightening for them. Those were desperate days!"
Durward St
Photographs copyright © Philip Cunningham
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Julian Woodford permalinkFebruary 8, 2017
I wondered if the corner premises with the 'Wheatsheaf' sign was another lost East End pub. But on looking it up, it seems to have been a bakery. There's another fine photo of it here, taken apparently just before demolition in 1983:
Jose Cadaveira permalinkFebruary 8, 2017
Fabulous photos of a long gone era.
Thanks for sharing!
February 8, 2017
As shabby as Whitechapel was back in those days, it was home to so many, and we all loved it as a busy and bustling place to live. The glass-steel-corporate buildings of today have nothing special about them, no (good) character. Thanks for sharing the photos! Valerie
February 8, 2017
Your pictures of old Whitechapel are interesting and lovely.
It is a pity, with the developers in cities that they do not incorporate the more interesting features of a declining area and rebuild some of the old houses in that area in a more modern but relative style to those houses in your photos.
Yesterday I read that the 'Communities' Minister, Sajid Javid was interested in reclaiming railway yards etc. for the purpose of new build in cities. And yet……you say this old area is to be developed for Crossrail.
It is sad that it is a fact of life that character building seems to be costly although Prince Charles seems to manage to put across his point.
Why isn't there a Ministry od Aesthetics. We coukd have lovely cities with avenues of trees and small green spaces, instead acres of dingy places full of broken bottles. We could have attractive shops with attractive facades interspersed with attractive houses and flats. We could do away with half the unattractive and unnecessary road signs. The world eould be s lovelier, livelier hsppy place. And, best of all small communities in a city could thrive once more
I sm writing from Madrid which Mr Javid mentioned as an example of how to accommodate a lot of people in a smaller area. However, although Madrid has its beautiful old Buildings and wide boulevards and many parks and walkways it is juxtaposed with back to back high rise square blocks of buildings where the majority of the population live, and where the only pleasant view is if you look up to see the blue sky….which I did, on one visit and promply fell down a pothole and twisted my ankle. It seems that nothing is perfect in our urban world where it seems architects have only discovered squares, triangles and oblongs, and wonder of wonders …moribund plate glass!
Malcolm permalinkFebruary 8, 2017
We walked the same streets…
Funny how the old bakery was a secondhand shop in Philip's picture and a tyre shop in the picture linked by Julian Woodford, which I took. The same tyre shop was on the opposite corner. I would guess the two pictures were taken within weeks of each other. Winthrop Street, Durward Street and Brady Street were all demolished by the end of 1983 and now they are almost completely unrecognisable. Almost all of Winthrop Street has disappeared, apart from a small section next to the old school. The rest of it has been built on. Woods Buildings has gone too, it's now called Court Street. The old arched entry has been demolished and the three bollards have gone. John Claridge also took photographs of the same place.
Those were desperate days.
Gary Barnett permalinkFebruary 8, 2017
Having done a lot of research into the horse-slaughtering firm of Harrison, Barber, who had a yard in Winthrop Street, I'm intrigued by the image of the gateway there. Presumably it was on the south side of the street, but how far down?
Can anyone help?
Ros permalinkFebruary 8, 2017
Excellent and evocative photos, sharp and clear. So glad they got taken.
Gary Barnett permalinkFebruary 8, 2017
On looking again, it seems to me that the buildings in the left foreground of the long E/W view of Winthrop Street may have been Harrison, Barber's office.
Julia Gilbey permalinkFebruary 8, 2017
Thank you for these photos GA. My gr. gr grandparents lived in Winthrop St, possibly in one of the houses in the first photograph. At one point, the census records show thirteen people (four generations) occupying one property. Such dreadful conditions are unimaginable to us these days.
February 10, 2017
Marvellous photographs of a disappeared place.
Colin Lock permalinkFebruary 11, 2017
Loving these old photos GA. When I lived in Brick Lane in the early '90s I used to make short explores around this area. I remember all the open space in contrast to the crowded Whitechapel Road and including the derelict school which was quite striking. This was all before the sports centre, I think. And now I understand why there was so much space. Pleased that the school building has since been rescued. Thanks due to Google Street View for this morning's desktop tour! Nice to see some of the same shops still on the WC Road.
Richard Baker permalinkJune 4, 2017
Thanks so much for posting these wonderfully evocative photographs. My great great great grandfather, Peter Salter, was born in Woods Buildings in 1803. His father, James was a packing case maker. I wonder if the place seemed as run-down then as it does now?
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Thanks for the photos. What a lovely thing to do! It brought back memories. My sister and i used to get bread from the bakers for our mum


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A spectacular hole-in-one helped Lee Westwood surge into contention for the CIMB Classic at Kuala Lumpur Golf and Country Club on Friday.
Westwood needed a hybrid club on the 226-yard 11th hole, but saw his perfectly-struck tee shot land 10 feet from the pin and roll inexorably into the hole.
"Well that was a pretty special day," he posted on Twitter. "It's not often you see them go in from 226 yds!"
The 41-year-old, who won the Maybank Malaysian Open on the same course on the European Tour in April, had already picked up three birdies on the front nine and added more on the 16th and 18th to complete a flawless 65.
That took the former world number one to seven under par and three shots behind halfway leader Billy Hurley, who recorded his second consecutive 67.
Fellow American Kevin Streelman was two shots back after two rounds of 68, with Westwood sharing third place with playing partner and Ryder Cup team-mate Sergio Garcia, Korea's Noh Seung-yul and American quartet Jeff Overton, Ryan Moore, Kevin Na and Kevin Chappell.
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Chinese Portal Malaysian songstress Fish Leong will bring her current tour, Fish Leong Tu t'appelles l'amour 2016 World Tour London, to The SSE Arena, Wembley on 25 October 2016. Tickets for the one-night only concert go on sale Friday, 5 August 2016 at AXS.com.
Leong's tour in English translates to "Your Name is Love" and refers to her fondness for love ballads. A Mandopop idol loved by millions, her show in London is sure to delight all her fans.
Bursting on to the music scene with her debut album "Grown Up Overnight" in 1999, Leong has since released a further 11 studio albums.
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In a total of twelve locations around the area, the East Texas Food Bank launched its eight annual summer backpack food program Friday.
The program provides children from low-income families a supply of food that will last the weekend, and usually comes inside a backpack that's returned later.
The Our Lady of Sorrow Catholic Church hosts both the summer backpack program and the daily summer food program which provides children a free hot meal each day around lunch time. Volunteers there have committed to driving around the city five days a week, picking up the children who qualify for the program, taking them to the church to eat, and then taking them home.
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Blamed for "radicalizing" Tamarian Tsarnaev, "Misha" is interviewed by the FBI in connection to the Boston bombing, and no it's not Mischa Barton from The O.C. (Though she is radicalized... to the max!)
Say hello to the first openly gay player in major team sports, NBA center Jason Collins. Unsurprisingly, he's awesome! [UPDATE: I admit it, I fell into the "first openly gay player in major team sports" trap. Women have been doing it all along. Sorry!!]
In hilarious sports news, the New York Jets cut quarterback Tim Tebow after one season. I probably shouldn't get so much joy from this, but... WHERE IS YOUR GOD NOW??
The new primary suspect in the ricin letter investigation (the martial artist and possible molester, not the Elvis impersonator) is being held without bond.
The Syrian premiere barely escapes an assassination attempt, when a bomb exploded near his convoy in Damascus.
The Supreme Court says "Screw you, Alabama hillbillies!" who were trying to make it a crime to harbor anyone who has entered the country illegally.
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Come enjoy the fresh air and the beautiful Greenway property while getting your heart rate up! Moderate hike will include some inclines as we explore the Greenway trails. The pace will be determined by the attendees of the hike and will be certain to allow everyone to keep up with the group, though we will strive to keep a brisk pace.
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BLOG: Despite experts predicting a fall in operator roaming revenues from 2017, Eldar Tuvey, CEO of Wandera, thinks it could be bad for business
The European Parliament recently voted to ban data roaming charges from 15 June 2017. The new law will scrap increased costs for calls, text and data while roaming with the EU, and is the culmination of many years of debate (the EU first started to tackle excessive roaming charges in 2007).
On the face of it, the news that the EU are banning excessive roaming charges within Europe is a positive for UK enterprises. Employees' roaming charges have been a consistent thorn in the side of enterprises based within the EU, and the new law will mean UK employees who travel within Europe will pay the same mobile prices as they would at home.
But is the new law really as positive as we think it is?
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Currently, roaming charges are taking their toll on enterprise spend. Wandera recently surveyed 500 companies in the UK with between 100 – 5000 employees to find out the total costs of ownership (TCO) of enterprises mobile devices. When it came to roaming, we found that as much as 18% of the average TCO for enterprise in the UK is made up of roaming top ups, and "bill shock" events where unexpected charges are levied for over-plan use. The average cost of bill shocks for enterprise mobile devices is £182 per device per annum.
Furthermore, in enterprises with more than 5,000 employees, bill shocks are the second greatest single contributor to overall TCO, beaten to the top spot only by the cost of the device itself, and representing an average cost of £282 per device per annum. Small to medium-sized companies in the UK (101-500 employees) incur an average annual cost per device of £128.
The new laws from the EU will of course reduce the likelihood of bill shock and the need for roaming top-ups, and will therefore have a dramatic impact on these costs for UK enterprises with employees travelling within Europe. However, it's not all good news. While the UK enterprise with employees travelling in Europe will benefit, what about the UK enterprise whose employees don't currently roam, or indeed those with employees travelling outside the EU?
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Traditional operator business models have relied on roaming charges as a major source of revenue generation. It is therefore likely that given network operators' dependence on roaming charge revenue, the cost of domestic call plans for all enterprises is likely to be raised in order to counter their losses.
This means that UK-centric enterprises that do not typically suffer from roaming charges or international bill shock will actually suffer. Meanwhile companies with employees who travel outside of the EU will be unaffected by the new rules, and will continue to incur high charges.
The EU vote has created a double-edged sword. Those enterprises will now need to work twice as hard to keep enterprise mobility costs down. But there is hope – results from our survey also show that depending on company size, 45 percent to 65 percent of the total cost of ownership of mobile devices within the enterprise is controllable. Enterprises just need to know how to control the cost.
Controlling Costs
Developing an effective and consistent mobility strategy is increasingly difficult when the decision-making is spread across multiple departments. But costs can be curtailed if companies take a proactive rather than responsive approach to spend on mobile devices. The only way to do this is to gain visibility of true total costs, ensure education of usage limits and pitfalls, and control spend through policies, caps and compression.
The first step is to gain complete insights and visibility into the true financial costs companies face from enterprise mobility. Visibility requires real-time analytics and granular insight into data at both the admin and end-user level, so that activity on the device and in the data stream can be understood. Without correct real-time information, companies are effectively flying blind.
These tools can provide the fundamental information for making informed decisions across multiple departments in the organization. The vast majority of the steps to take in cost control are about behaviour, which means finding out the specific areas driving up costs and usage, then educating your employees and users on best practice.
Based on our experience, data cost management is a process whereby many different levers can be used to effectively manage mobile data costs. These include policies for domestic usage and roaming; bill shock prevention through usage caps and thresholds; and data compression to reduce the overall load.
Data usage levels are growing exponentially due to increased tethering, music downloads, and over the top services such as Netflix. As a result domestic plans are increasingly being overused, incurring expensive carrier charges.
Data compression technology can minimise data requirements at the point of carrier contract procurement, and mitigate against the carrier extras danger. Prudent usage policies including capping and blocking can ensure that access to unrequired (and from a security perspective, imprudent) content is restricted – even to the extent of removing as much as 30% of overall data used.
It is hoped that the EU roaming charge ban will dramatically reduce the cost of continued mobile connectivity while abroad for some enterprises. However those companies who do not incur roaming charges, or who continue to roam outside the EU must avoid becoming adversely affected by rising domestic call plans. The only way to avoid this is ensure complete control and visibility into mobile spend.
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German flag carrier Lufthansa said Monday it had received special permission to fly 15,000 passengers home from Asia, North and South America and Africa who were stranded due to the volcanic ash cloud over Europe.
A spokeswoman for Lufthansa, Europe's biggest airline in terms of passenger numbers, said 50 long-haul flights were given "exceptional permission" to land in Frankfurt, Munich and Duesseldorf on Tuesday from destinations around the world.
She stressed the flights were exceptions and "not a return to normal flight service".
Meanwhile Germany's number two airline, Air Berlin, said it had been able to conduct one flight Monday, arriving in Munich from the Spanish holiday island Majorca, and was resuming with official permission some domestic flights.
Germany's DFS air safety agency extended to 2:00 am (0000 GMT) Tuesday the shutdown of its airspace because of volcanic ash from Iceland.
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I searched for a previous thread on PP but could not find it. Sorry if this is a duplicate.
Went to Peking Pavillion last night with a couple of business associates and had a very good meal. PP is a bit of an enigma to me.
Its certainly not "authentic" Chinese food, its higher priced than just about any other Chinese restaurant in NJ and when there is a good crowd as last night, it can get noisy. PP can also be a bit of a scene, its clientele trying to outshine each other at the bar. Absolutely nothing wrong with that, just get a good chuckle when I see it :).
Having said all that, the place is sleek, modern, comfortable and turns out some very tasty food.
Three of us shared some excellent appetizers, pork dumplings, skewered chicken and steak and peppercorn calamari were all tasty and well prepared. The calamari were incredibly lightly battered yet were crunchy when eaten. Would like to see that prepared.
For entrees, I had the sesame chicken which was good but sauced a bit heavy. A special of shrimp, scallops and chicken in a savory broth was pronounced delicious and the "Three Delicacies", a sauté of chicken, beef and shrimp on a sizzling skillet was also devoured.
I spotted an impressive hunk of meat piled up on a plate at a table next to us. When asked, our server said that was "the special Pork Osso Bucco in 5 spice glaze". This gives you an idea of what might be served here. I must say that I would order that Pork entrée if available next time. It looked that good!
When we want a fix of Chinese food we usually hit Westlake in Aberdeen. Westlake is a modest unassuming hole in the wall serving some terrific Chinese food. Peking Pavillion is the opposite in just about every way but that's OK, there is plenty of room for both :)
Some information on PP
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MotoGP Race Results: Pedrosa Wins Grand Prix of Japan
Repsol Honda's Dani Pedrosa took the top podium but the Movistar Yamaha MotoGP team scored its ninth double podium, securing the 2015 Rider MotoGP Championship Title.
Repsol Hondas Dani Pedrosa came from sixth on the grid to take his 27th MotoGP *win and first since Brno in 2014 on a drying track at the Twin Ring Motegi. Movistar Yamahas Valentino Rossi (+8.573s) crossed the line in second to record his 14th podium of the season as he extended his lead over his teammate Jorge Lorenzo to 18 points in the World Championship standings. Lorenzo (+12.127s) completed the podium after struggling with front-tire wear later in the race to record his 94th premier class podium appearance.
Valeninto Rossi had one goal for the 24-lap race at Motegi: to extend his lead in the championship. He did.
The race started on time before 50,000 fans despite a two-hour rain delay to the mornings warm-up session, but the track remained damp meaning all riders went for wets. At the start of the race the outcome looked very different as Rossi got the holeshot into turn 1 only for Lorenzo to take him through turns 3 and 4 for the lead. At this point things looked ominous for Rossi as Lorenzo broke away at the front in his usual fashion and opened up a two-second lead by the end of lap three.
Rossi (46) and Ducati Team's Andrea Dovisioso (04)
Rossi appeared to have no answer to his teammates pace and had to fight off the advances of the Ducati Team GP15 of Andrea Dovizioso during the early stages of the race. In a sign of things to come though, Dovizioso started to experience front tire issues as a dry line appeared on track and began to drop back rapidly by lap 10. At this point Pedrosa had made his way up into fourth and was by far the fastest man on the track. On lap 11 the Spaniard passed Dovizioso who ran wide and started to chase down Rossi in second, who had a 2.7s advantage.
Dani Pedrosa (26) and Valentino Rossi (46)
Lapping 1.5s faster that the two Yamahas in front of him, Pedrosa caught Rossi with nine laps to go and suddenly Lorenzo was struggling as his front tire started to rip itself to pieces. Rossi went with Pedrosa and they both began to hunt down Lorenzo, who had a 2.7s advantage with the two-time MotoGP*world champion appearing to be going backwards at this point. As they completed lap 17, Pedrosa blasted past him on the straight to take the lead and never looked back. He went on to take a commanding victory and continue his record of winning at least one race per season in MotoGP.
Jorge Lorenzo had a good start to the wet race from pole position. But as the track dried, his wet front tire started to deteriorate.
It then became a game of risk versus reward between the two Yamaha teammates as Rossi closed in on his title rival, but both were tiptoeing around on their shredded front tires. Rossi appeared to have looked after his slightly better though and Lorenzo ran wide at turn 3 with 5 laps to go to gift the Doctor second. Pedrosa rode superbly in the final laps to take the race win by over 8.5s from Rossi, with Lorenzo completing the podium a further 3 seconds back.
Although it was clearly Pedrosas day after a sensational ride in the wet, Rossi was delighted with extending his lead in the standings as he hopes to secure his 10th World Championship title in 2015.
Pedrosas teammate Marc Marquez (+27.841s) crossed the line in a lonely fourth nursing the broken bone in his left hand ahead of the Dovizioso, who despite his tire issues, held on for fifth.
Bradley Smith (38) and Cal Crutchlow (35)
LCR Hondas Cal Crutchlow came out on top by just 0.404s in an excellent battle for sixth against his compatriot Bradley Smith on the Monster Yamaha Tech 3 to finish as the leading Satellite rider. Crutchlow passed Smith on the last lap to secure sixth, his best result since he also finished sixth at Assen. Smith crossed the line in seventh to make it 21 point-scoring finishes in a row, but dropped down to sixth in the standings behind Dovizioso.
Yamaha Factory Racing Team wildcard rider Katsuyuki Nakasuga rode a spectacular race, securing a strong eighth place aboard his 60th Anniversary-styled YZR-M1.
Wildcard Katsuyuki Nakasuga (Yamaha Factory Team) rode brilliantly to finish in eighth ahead of Hector Barbera on the Avintia Racing Ducati. Barbera took the Open class win and also recorded his first top 10 finish of the season to re-take the lead in the Open standings by two points from Loris Baz (Forward Racing), who was forced to retire from the race.
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Scott Redding (EG 0,0 Marc VDS) completed the top 10 ahead of Aleix Espargaro (Team Suzuki Ecstar) in 11th, with the second wildcard Takumi Takahashi (Team HRC with Nissin) 12th.
Nicky Hayden was the leading Open class Honda in 13th, with his Irish teammate Eugene Laverty crossing the line in 17th.
Jack Miller (LCR Honda) led the Open class battle at one point but crashed twice during the race and was forced to retire. There were also DNFs for Danilo Petrucci (Octo Pramac Racing), Pol Espargaro (Monster Yamaha Tech 3), Maverick Viñales (Team Suzuki Ecstar) and Andrea Iannone (Ducati Team).
Rossi (283pts) now has an 18-point lead over Lorenzo (265pts) with just three races remaining, while Marc Marquez remains in third with 197 points.
2015 Grand Prix of Japan Race Results
1. Dani PEDROSA (26) Repsol Honda Team HONDA
2. Valentino ROSSI (46) Movistar Yamaha MotoGP YAMAHA
3. Jorge LORENZO (99) Movistar Yamaha MotoGP YAMAHA
4. Marc MARQUEZ (93), Repsol Honda Team HONDA
5. Andrea DOVIZIOSO (4) Ducati Team DUCATI
6. Cal CRUTCHLOW (35) CWM LCR Honda HONDA
7. Bradley SMITH (38) Monster Yamaha Tech 3 YAMAHA
8. Katsuyuki NAKASUGA (21) Yamaha Factory Racing Team YAMAHA
9. Hector BARBERA (8) Avintia Racing DUCATI
10. Scott REDDING (45) EG 0,0 Marc VDS HONDA
11. Aleix ESPARGARO (41) Team Suzuki Ecstar SUZUKI
12. Takumi TAKAHASHI (72) Team HRC with Nissin HONDA
13. Nicky HAYDEN (69) Aspar MotoGP Team HONDA
14. Yonny HERNANDEZ (68) Pramac Racing DUCATI
15. Mike DI MEGLIO (63) Avintia Racing DUCATI
16. Alvaro BAUTISTA (19) Aprilia Racing Team Gresini APRILIA
17. Eugene LAVERTY (50) Aspar MotoGP Team HONDA
18. Stefan BRADL (6) Aprilia Racing Team Gresini APRILIA
19. Kousuke AKIYOSHI (64) AB Motoracing HONDA
20. Toni ELIAS (24) Athinà Forward Racing YAMAHA
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Pol ESPARGARO (44) Monster Yamaha Tech 3 YAMAHA
Jack MILLER (43) CWM LCR Honda HONDA
Maverick VIÑALES (25) Team Suzuki Ecstar SUZUKI
Loris BAZ (76) Athinà Forward Racing YAMAHA
Andrea IANNONE (29) Ducati Team DUCATI
Danilo PETRUCCI (9) Pramac Racing DUCATI
Newly-crowned Moto2 World Champion Johann Zarco put on a masterful display to take his seventh win of the season at the Twin Ring Motegi in the wet.
Niccolo Antonelli takes the Moto3 win at Motegi ahead of Miguel Oliveira and Jorge Navarro, while Danny Kent finishes in sixth and fails to clinch the title.
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