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Captain Carbon de Castel-Jaloux / Carbon de Castel Jaloux / Carbó de Castell-Gelós / Kapitein Carbon de Castel-Jaloux
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- "Great Performances"
- Cyrano de Bergerac (2008) TV episode, Played by Peter J. Fernandez (as Captain Carbon de Castel-Jaloux) - Cyrano de Bergerac (2005) (V) Played by Franck Ferrari
- Cyrano de Bergerac (1990) Played by Pierre Maguelon
- Cyrano de Bergerac (1986) (TV) Played by Norbert Ibero (as Carbó de Castell-Gelós)
- Cyrano de Bergerac (1985) (TV) Played by Ken Bones (as Carbon de Castel Jaloux)
- Cyrano de Bergerac (1975) (TV) Played by Paul Brandenburg (as Kapitein Carbon de Castel-Jaloux)
- "Producers' Showcase"
- Cyrano de Bergerac (1955) TV episode, Played by Leon Charles - Cyrano de Bergerac (1946) Played by Gaston Rullier
- Cyrano de Bergerac (1938) (TV) Played by George Skillan
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Performance Impacts of Multi-Scaling in Wide Area TCP/IP Traffic
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Recent measurement and simulation studies have revealed that wide area network traffic has complex statistical - possibly multifractal - characteristics on short timescales, and is self-similar on long timescales. In this paper, using measured TCP traces and queuing simulations, the authors show that the fine timescale features can affect performance substantially at low and intermediate utilizations, while the coarse timescale self-similarity is important at intermediate and high utilizations. They outline an analytical method for estimating performance for traffic that is self-similar on coarse timescales and multifractal on fine timescales, and show that the engineering problem of setting safe operating points for planning or admission controls can be significantly affected by fine timescale fluctuations in network traffic.
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"Good, could have been great."
The bravery of the men was remarkable. They should not be forgotten.
There are several errors in the audio file, where the narration will skip or bounce around. I re-downloaded the book thinking that I had an erroneous file to no avail. The story is great, and as I mentioned, I applaud Jake Tapper for telling that story. My only complaint lies in the errors of the audio file, and the fact that the book jumps around from character to character so rapidly that it is often difficult to track.
God Bless our Troops, thats all I have to say.
"One of the best..."
There are a lot of reviews about this book, most of them are positive and most of them are focused on how Ken Follett can tell a fictional story while teaching his readers factual parts of history. And I think most of these reviews are accurate. The listener will enjoy a very well told story and learn about the causes and circumstances that led to WWI.
I think my favorite thing about The Fall of Giants is how the listener gains a sense of camaraderie with the characters and their feelings. The story helped me see that most of the victims of wars, especially in some of the more aggressive nations, are everyday citizens. Follett does a great job helping you realize that people are people, each with complex emotions and feelings. Just like every German in WWII wasn't a Nazi-loving fascist, we can now realize that every Afghani is also not a Taliban-loving terrorist. It just makes you appreciate humanity for what it is - at least thats how I felt.
Another thing I want to point out is that Follett obviously touts the principles of socialism and more liberal ideologies throughout his novels. This isn't so much of a complaint as it is a recognition of his bias. Nonetheless it was a phenomenal novel and I highly recommend all 31 hours of it.
"A Gritty view of WWII"
I think the thing that distinguishes this account from others is how gritty and raw the narrative is, spoken by a man who experienced some pretty nasty things in WWII. It gives the details that most historical accounts leave out - the horrors of war, the feelings of one who has gone through horrendous circumstances - and lived to see it through.
I know that E.B. Sledge wrote this narrative years ago, and at the time it was groundbreaking. Modern war memoirs are much more common, but Sledge broke a mold and told the story just as he saw it. It was a phenomenal book and I highly recommend it to any history buff interested in the Pacific front of WWII.
"Hager delivers again!"
I got turned onto this book after listening to Demon Under the Microscope, Hager's other popular work. The two books are very similar, although I must say I enjoyed the Alchemy of Air more. It details the interesting lives of Fritz Haber and Carl Bosch, both of whom played a large part in the reason why you and I lead healthy lives here on earth.
The ability to fix nitrogen has presented humans with an interesting paradox. On one hand, nitrogen is naturally limiting in most environments, and this essential element can help humans produce crops in quantities and in smaller areas than ever before. On the other hand, it can also be used to create bombs and is essential for any military.
Hager tells this story in a fascinating way, including many stories that are interwoven and tied together, making the narrative sound like a fictional story.
Its a fascinating book - you won't be disappointed!
"A detailed review of the first years of the war"
Pacific Crucible is a wonderful blend of history and personal accounts. Although the book is obviously factual, it provides the types of interesting details into certain people's lives that made it feel like a story.
Do realize, however, that the book details Pearl Harbor through Midway Island only, and does not go further into the Pacific conflict. That should not stop you though. The book provides great detail into the main battles, and main commanders of the Pacific front during this time of the war.
I have listened to quite a few books on this period, and have quickly become a fan of Toll and his works. I highly recommend this book.
"Eric Haney is an American Hero"
This book was surprisingly good, with a great mix of action, information, and perspective. The narration, too, was clear and kept my interest.
I have listened to quite a few military books, and many of them are from former Navy Seals or various Special Forces Operators. But Delta Force is a unit that you don't hear much about. This book basically provides information into the formation of this unit, its purposes, and some of the missions that Haney undertook while serving in the counter-terrorism unit. And I realize that that description makes the book sound mundane and generic, but it was incredibly interesting and entertaining.
My favorite thing about the book was actually Haney's perspective on world events, terrorism, and the United States Military. He's a very smart man, very articulate, and obviously has seen some crazy things. In my opinion, men with honor and valor like Haney are true heros.
If you enjoy books such as Lone Survivor, No Easy Day, or The Red Circle, you'll love Inside Delta Force.
"You don't know Custer's story..."
This book made me relearn what I thought I knew about George A. Custer. As a product of American schools, my schooling on this subject lasted all of 10 minutes and left me thinking that Custer was a lackadaisical general that picked the wrong fight. But there is so much more to this story, and A Terrible Glory sets the record straight.
If you have any interest in the brutally true story of the American west, you will love this account. It not only documents the Bighorn's major players, it also details many of the unfortunate actions and lies taken agains the Indian nations. It reveals the actions of Custer and his officers, and even details the subsequent military coverup.
I am torn regarding my feelings about this period. Not only did the United States break treaties with the Indians and outright lie to them on many occasions, the Indians were essentially faced with the decision to give up their cultural ways of life and succumb to the "ways of the white man", or face the wrath of being considered hostile and enemies of the United States. In essence, the US endorsed genocide and Custer's army helped carry that out. But part of me couldn't help but feel sympathy for their plights and the times they found themselves in.
Regardless, this book will help you frame your own perspective and keep you entertained and interested throughout.
"Orwell was prophetic"
George Orwell's "1984" could easily pass for a recent history of North Korea.
One often hears about North Korea and the incessant demands its fiery leaders make upon the rest of the world, but rarely do we get to glimpse inside the lives of those who suffer under their iron fist. "Nothing to Envy" provides us just that.
I expected the book to be different, but it was just right. It follows the lives of a few North Korean citizens, and provides insight into their struggles and daily lives. Many of these people eventually fled to South Korea, and the difference in the present and former lives is striking!
I highly recommend this book to anyone, not only will it give you a sense of appreciation for all of the freedoms you enjoy, but it will also provide a sad look into the lives of those who do not have those freedoms. It is a great mix of story and fact that anyone will appreciate.
"A beautiful mix of Storytelling and Research"
This book is a perfect blend of story telling and research that deals with a very dark and atrocious period of WWII. The authors tell the whole story - not only from the American point of view, but also from the perspective of Japanese soldiers and Generals. It is important to recognize that there were victims on BOTH sides - and such is the tragedy of war. This is one of my favorite books, both in terms of the authors who masterfully told this tragic story, but also due to its narration. Great listen!
"Proof one person can change the world"
I was hesitant to use my credit on this book. I enjoy history, and in particular, war history, and was surprised to find ample amounts of both in this book. Most of us born in the latter half of the 20th century don't often consider the fact that, not many years ago, a common bacterial infection could be life threatening. Consider the soldier in WWI who received a small shrapnel wound that ends in infection, and ultimately death. NO DRUG existed that could address bacterial infection. The common medical prescription was fluids and rest. A simple sinus infection could have been lethal. In other words, it is hard to imagine the impact a few determined scientists had on humanity when they discovered a way to fight bacterial infection.
Thomas Hager does justice to these determined men and women in this wonderful book. I highly recommend this book to anyone. The narration is great, and the story is phenomenal.
"Makes you think..."
The Harbinger was an entertaining listen. I understand that it has been scrutinized, both from Christians and others - mainly for the fact that Cahn supposedly takes the verse in Isaiah out of context. Regardless, the prophetic warnings, or "Harbingers", presented in Isaiah are strangely coincidental to the events of 9/11 as Cahn presents.
Regardless of your belief system, the book does cause the listener to ponder how such random events (e.g. sycamores being replaced by a conifer) seemingly follow both the invasion of Israel by the Assyrians and the attacks on the United States by the Assyrian's indirect decendents (the Taliban) to be strangely similar.
I was semi annoyed by the story Cahn uses to tell the story. I think there could have been more effective ways to present his points, but alas, I am not a NYT best selling author!
All in all, a good listen. If you're interested in Biblical history and would like to learn some interesting tidbits of how it may tie into America's future, then you'll love this book.


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Last year, William & Mary students volunteered 323,000 hours of service in the greater Williamsburg area. Calculated at minimum wage, that adds up to $1.6 million. But the real value of their work is immeasurable, both for the Williamsburg community and the student volunteers themselves.
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You wont get worms
A biology teacher wanted to teach his class a lesson about the evils of alcohol, so he produced an experiment that involved a glass of water, a glass of whiskey, and two worms. Now, class, observe closely the worms, said the professor putting a worm first into the water. The worm in the water writhed about, happy as a worm in water could be. The second worm, he put into the whiskey. It writhed painfully, and quickly sank to the bottom, dead as a doornail. Now, what lesson can we derive from this experiment? the teacher asked. One bright boy raised his hand and wisely, responded, Drink whisky and you wont get worms.
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Legion branch set to launch 90th anniversary celebrations (From Wharfedale Observer)
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Legion branch set to launch 90th anniversary celebrations
11:30am Saturday 2nd June 2012 in Local news By Jim Jack
The national charity might have had its birthday last year but in Otley, 2012 will be the time to celebrate 90 years of the Royal British Legion.
The local branch of the organisation was formed on July 10, 1922 and has lined up two fundraising concerts and two sales to mark it reaching nine decades.
Secretary and honorary citizen Doris Gagen hopes the anniversary events, which will begin with a sale at Otley's Buttercross, from 9am to noon, on Friday, June 8, will raise awareness of the branch's work and boost its fundraising total.
The biggest event will be a concert by Otley Brass Band at All Saints Parish Church on Friday, July 6, but Mrs Gagen also expects a performance at the Methodist Church by the Otley Salvation Army Friendship Band, on Saturday, November 10, to be a hit.
She said: "We are a small branch but we were pleased to learn that we had the third highest increase in our fundraising total in the Leeds district last year.
"When one thinks of how small Otley must have been in 1918, and listens to the roll of honour in church on Remembrance Sunday, there could not have been a single family that did not lose one or more members. Hopefully, townspeople will turn out and support us at these 90th anniversary events so we may beat our £14,000 fundraising total of last year."
Tickets for the Otley Brass Band concert, which starts at 7pm, cost £6, while admission to the 6.30pm Salvation Army show will cost £5.
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The US Army plans to spend $50m over five years to develop more video games for training soldiers for combat, according to the Army pub Stars and Stripes. The money was approved to fund a new "games for training" program beginning in 2010. It intends to watch for trends and technologies used in commercial video games that can …
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Google silences Gmail security blogorumors
Domain hijack vuln doesn't exist
Google security pros have taken exception to recent reports of a Gmail vulnerability that led to a rash of domain hijackings. They were the result of a plain-vanilla phishing campaign, they say. The erroneous reports appear to have originated here, when the MakeUseOf blog reported its domain name was commandeered after someone …
Security 26 Nov 2008, 00:27
Facebook spams social networkers with phishy email
Click on this link...bitch
Facebook has taken the unusual step of sending its users email asking them to click on a link so they can restore site configuration settings that were recently lost. Facebook isn't kidding, and neither are we. "Unfortunately, the settings that control which email notifications get sent to you were lost," the email says. "We' …
Security 26 Nov 2008, 02:41
RISC daddy conjures Moore's Lawless parallel universe
The 64-core laptop
The oft-cited Moore's Law is the fulcrum of the IT industry in that it has provided the means of giving us ever-faster and more sophisticated computing technology over the decades. This in turn allowed the IT industry to convince us that every one, two, or three years, we need new operating systems, better performance, and new …
Servers 26 Nov 2008, 07:38
Government data review grants more data sharing power
Gets rid of pesky need for legislation and oversight
Buried in the small print of the government's response to the Data Sharing Review is a line which grants the secretary of state power "to permit or require the sharing of personal information between particular specified persons, where a robust case for so doing exists." Although the Information Commissioner, who wrote the …
Government 26 Nov 2008, 08:56
Elgato EyeTV DTT Mac digital TV tuner
Review Turn your iMac into a telly
For a company that claims to be a leader in the field of video and multimedia, Apple has always had a strange blind spot when it comes to TV tuners. It's largely resisted building them into Macs, and doesn't even include one in its Apple TV set-top box. Undoubtedly, it would rather sell you film and TV downloads from the …
Hardware 26 Nov 2008, 09:02
HMRC estimates its IT project costs
We can't be just giving away information you know
HM Revenue and Customs is running 25 major IT projects worth at least £197m, but is unwilling to provide accurate estimates. Its largest IT project appears to be its estates consolidation and transformation programme, valued at £32m-£35m and due for completion in March 2012. In a parliamentary written answer on 24 November …
Government 26 Nov 2008, 09:48
Quantum parks 180 staff
Not running out of cash
Data protection vendor Quantum is laying off 180 people and cutting expenses to preserve its business in the face of what it calls a global financial crisis. Quantum supplies tape libraries and disk-based protection arrays, including its DXi de-duplicating arrays. The DXi technology has been licensed to EMC and Quantum is …
Storage 26 Nov 2008, 10:25
Government finally names the day for porn ban
It's the end of your smut as you knew it
Sixty-one days and counting: if your stash contains any material that is or may fall foul of the Government's new laws on extreme porn, then that is how long you have left to destroy it or otherwise get rid of it. Because, courtesy of Consenting Adult Action Network (CAAN), The Register can reveal today that the law is going …
Law 26 Nov 2008, 10:38
Acer confirms 10in netbook for Q1 2009
Threat to mainstream laptops
Acer will release a 10in netbook in Q1 2009, an senior executive has revealed. Scott Lin, the head of Acer Taiwan, said the Aspire One's bigger sibling would debut in February or March, DigiTimes reports. The move comes after Asus' President, Jerry Shen, indicated the most popular members of its Eee PC line were the 10in …
Hardware 26 Nov 2008, 10:44
Juror dismissed over Facebook poll
'I don't know which way to go, so I'm holding a poll'
A juror in a sex abuse case was kicked off the case after using Facebook to ask her mates whether the suspect was guilty or not. The female juror was removed from the case at Burnley Crown Court on 18 November after her poke against justice was revealed, AP reports. Jurors are forbidden from talking about cases outside court …
Law 26 Nov 2008, 11:06
IT departments VAT-whacked
Up, down, trouble all around
As Alistair Darling scrambles to deny plans to raise VAT to 18.5 per cent in order to pay for his borrowing binge the row over the problems it will cause for UK businesses deepens. A Treasury document, available here, apparently put online accidentally, showed the government did have plans to jack VAT up to 18.5 per cent from …
Small Biz 26 Nov 2008, 11:15
VW to speed up rollout of cut-price EV
'Leccy Tech Fast track for Chico
German car maker Volkswagen is to accelerate development of its two-seat electric city car, it has been claimed. VW's up!: low-cabon ICE first, 'leccy later Based on a modified version of the VW up! chassis, the new micro-car is tipped to be called the Chico and will initially feature a selection of high-efficiency three …
Science 26 Nov 2008, 11:16
Luke Skywalker's lightsabre goes on sale
But no match for a good blaster...
Consoles a-plenty already offer gamers the chance to wield lightsabres in virtual Star Wars battles. But if you crave something more realistic then go and raid your piggybank, because the film's original lightsabre will go on sale next month. Mark Hamill's lightsabre: an elegant weapon from a more civilised age It won't …
Bootnotes 26 Nov 2008, 11:26
Gov backs campaign to save Scott's Antarctic hut
£3.5m appeal needs your support
UK culture minister Barbara Follett has called for donations to save the base hut built by Captain Robert Falcon Scott and members of the ill-fated 1910-1913 "Terra Nova" Antarctic expedition, which famously ended in death for Scott and four companions. The government has already stumped £250,000 to the £3.5m United Kingdom …
Science 26 Nov 2008, 11:27
Apple forced to pull misleading UK iPhone ad
Small print fails to provide get-out clause
Apple's latest iPhone advert has been condemned by the ASA for giving the impression the phone could download and install applications quickly and easily, forcing the firm to pull the ad. The advert shows the usual downloading and installing of an application with amazing ease, and ends with the small print reading: "Steps …
Mobile 26 Nov 2008, 11:35
UK's Watchkeeper drone in first autonomous flight
Over Israel
The British Army's new Watchkeeper robotic surveillance aircraft has made its first autonomous test flight, carrying out a full mission without remote piloting. The tests took place in Israel, at a facility operated by Israeli drone manufacturer Elbit. Watchkeeper is being made jointly by Thales UK, the British arm of the …
Government 26 Nov 2008, 11:42
Lapdancing 'not sexually stimulating', MPs hear
Parliamentary committee 'astonished' by industry claim
The Commons culture committee yesterday heard claims that lapdancing is "not sexually stimulating" during a hearing into the Licensing Act which is pondering reclassifying lapdancing clubs as "sex encounter establishments" - something which would make it easier for local councils to refuse them licences. According to the …
Law 26 Nov 2008, 12:02
Secunia tool helps surfers to keep up to date with patches
An Anadin Plus for patching headaches
Security notification firm Secunia released the final version of its software inspector tool on Tuesday, 17 months after the first beta of a product that aims to help surfers to keep up to date with security patches. The Secunia PSI utility, which comes free of charge to consumers, scans Windows systems to provide a clear …
Security 26 Nov 2008, 12:16
Google exempts self from Apple rules
Some developers are more equal than others
Google has admitted using forbidden APIs to get its iPhone application working, but despite that admission the application remains available on iTunes in apparent breach of the store rules. Apple provides documentation on the APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) that developers are allowed to use, and restricts access to …
Mobile 26 Nov 2008, 12:22
Copyright-bothering web TV outfit rises from the grave
TVCatchup.com says it's cracked it
TVCatchup.com, a web-based TV recording service which was shut down last year under pressure from broadcasters, has returned, and this time it assures us it's legal. The original service allowed members to stream shows on all the main channels for up to 60 days. If a member forgot to set his account to "record" a particular …
Media 26 Nov 2008, 12:32
UK.gov abandons income splitting tax law
'Economic challenges' puts lid on controversial overhaul
The government has dumped legislation intended to overhaul income splitting arrangements among individuals that would have effectively forced small, family-run businesses to pay more tax. In an embarrassing U-turn, Chancellor Alistair Darling said during his pre-budget speech on Monday that Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs ( …
Small Biz 26 Nov 2008, 12:38
Intel details objections to antitrust probe
S'not fair!
Intel says it is unable to respond to the European Commission investigation into its business practices unless the regulator gives it access to certain documents from AMD. Intel is seeking to extend the deadline it has to respond to a month after it gets its hands on documents from AMD - the complainant in the case. Back in …
Hardware 26 Nov 2008, 12:47
The Legacy Dilemma
Architecture giveth, vendors taketh away?
In IT circles, the term 'legacy' is generally banded about as a kind of shorthand, to suggest that a system or application has reached a certain point in its existence where the only way is down. There is no concrete definition – well there is if you browse the 'net, but it tends to reflect the above (for example, "a system …
Systems 26 Nov 2008, 12:52
Nokia N96 16GB smartphone
Review Heavyweight upgrade packs in a hefty multimedia punch
As the muscular successor to the N95, it's no surprise that the N96 packs in a flagship set of high-end features. It's beefed-up spec list pushes up the on-board storage capacity to 16GB and adds Micro SDHC expansion to a formidable spread of functionality that includes Wi-Fi and HSDPA high-speed connectivity, A-GPS satnav …
Phones 26 Nov 2008, 13:02
A Geeks Guide2... Christmas - Part 1
GG2 Up to 40% off at Reg Books
Welcome to the first part of our trilogy of Christmas goodies. With St Nick expected to turn up in less than a month, those of you who have yet to get your act together for the holidays (much like us) are in for a treat. We're offering up to 40 per cent off the list price on a host of books from programming to chocolate, from …
Site News 26 Nov 2008, 13:03
Peaches Geldof - she's back!
Discordant lounge jazz in Brooklyn thrift stores
Peaches Geldof has returned to the virtual pages of Nylon, having copped a savage shoeing for her first dip* into hackery. Apparently none the worse for wear for the righteous critical beating administered by outraged Nylon readers, Peaches now offers insights into what's hot in the world of music, including The Junkman Band, …
Bootnotes 26 Nov 2008, 13:06
How can effective IT drive business?
Reg Event Free expert advice for mid-sized companies
What is it: A Free, live, interactive Regcast you can join from your PC or Mac When is it: 3rd December 2008, 11am (GMT) What's the schedule? Join The Register's panel of experts live and online, as they provide you with hints, tips, advice and anecdotes on effective IT use to help you enable the business front end, in a …
Small Biz 26 Nov 2008, 13:08
DARPA wants to develop an 'iPhoD'
Photonics bit cops perfect-storm tech acronym
The maverick military mayhemware mavens of DARPA have once again sent ripples of sensation oscillating through the world of acronyms, as they ask the US tech community to build them an "iPhoD". This is not, perhaps curiously, a fruitbite-branded music appliance and/or smartphone. The boffinry chiefs of DARPA may be eccentric, …
Science 26 Nov 2008, 13:11
Nokia launches DIY phone design studio
Make your own mobile
Off-the-shelf phones are so old school, according to Nokia. So it's launched a build-your-own-talker website where you can create your very own phone, sort of. Nokia Build lets you design your own 7310 Yeah, we know - stick the the day job, right? Sadly, the Nokia Build website only has one phone to choose from: the 7310 …
Phones 26 Nov 2008, 13:12
What's driving collaboration?
Taggers and microbloggers, eat your hearts out
Thanks, folks, for your responses to last week's collaboration poll. Jolly interesting reading it made too. It puts the lie to all these people who claim social tagging tools and microblogging are taking over the business world. They're not. But then, five years ago, you could have said that blogging and wikis wouldn't …
Productivity 26 Nov 2008, 13:13
Bear/woods alert: Entire world not quite virtualized yet
Savvy readers expectations met: it's no doddle
We asked, and you told us. Virtualization is making its presence felt, but not in a way that would make an evangelist faint with excitement. Instead, it all looks rather sensible, with just over 60% of the hardy poll-completers telling us they are pretty active across the board when it comes to virtualizing environments which …
Infrastructure 26 Nov 2008, 13:15
MySociety puts e-democracy up for sale
Political accountability on the block
Digital democracy charidee mySociety* is flogging two places on its annual retreat to anyone who wants to know more about open source, government technology and access to data. MySociety is responsible for the turbo-useful TheyWorkForYou, which allows us all to keep tabs on our MPs and saves El Reg a tedious daily drudge …
Bootnotes 26 Nov 2008, 13:20
Aussie government muffs plans for internet filtering
Greens borrow Sex Party clothes
Plans for filtering of all internet content in Australia could well backfire on the Labour Government, with talk of "socialism" banned, and muffins off the menu entirely. On a more serious note, the Rudd Government has finally scared a concerted anti-censorship movement into being, which could in the long run lead to a …
Law 26 Nov 2008, 13:22
Nominet fingers governance scrutineer
Good luck
Nominet has appointed management academic Professor Bob Garratt to conduct an independent review of its governance structures as it aims to steer though a crisis prompted by member unrest and pressure from Whitehall. He'll report back before Christmas on whether Nominet's current set-up is able to effectively represent the …
Broadband 26 Nov 2008, 13:37
ISS drinks dispenser now taking the p*ss
Urine Processor Assembly up and running
The International Space Station's cantankerous Water Recovery System (see pic) is now apparently up and running following a few issues with the unit's Urine Processor Assembly (UPA). The crew of space shuttle Endeavour extended their mission STS-126 to the outpost by a day to tackle the problem, which centred on a dodgy …
Science 26 Nov 2008, 14:02
Yes! It's the USB Toaster!
Tasty tech treat?
Register Hardware's hacks are always tied to their keyboards, so going into the kitchen to prepare the morning toast is a right royal pain in the bum. So imagine our collective glee when we discovered this little number. The USB Toaster. What an idea! The techie toaster may only toast one slice of bread at a time and take …
Hardware 26 Nov 2008, 14:16
Microsoft ranks 5th on inglorious spam-friendly ISP list
Soft target
Microsoft is the world's fifth worst spam service ISP, according to a new list compiled by Spamhaus.org. The software giant's high ranking in the unsolicited email game might, it would be fair to surmise, cause a few blushes among Redmond wonks. Not so, according to Spamhaus chief information officer Richard Cox, who claims …
Security 26 Nov 2008, 14:19
Tosh touts 16GB Micro SDHC memory card
Class two capacity
Toshiba has followed in SanDisk's footsteps and launched a 16GB Micro SDHC memory card, the largest capacity of Micro SDHC currently available. Mass-production of the SD-C16G SDHC card will begin in January 2009. Rival SanDisk was the first company to bring 16GB Micro SDHC cards to the market, earlier in 2008. Toshiba's card …
Hardware 26 Nov 2008, 14:38
WIN a Vodafone Dell Inspiron Mini 9 netbook
Competition Your chance to grab a go-anywhere mini-laptop
Dell's Vodafone-powered Inspiron Mini 9 HSDPA netbook scored 85 per cent in our review, and now Vodafone, Dell and Register Hardware have teamed up to give away one of these little beauties and three months' airtime. And that's not all. The mystery Vodafone agent known only as Liveguy has three more of the machines to hand out …
Hardware 26 Nov 2008, 14:41
The mobile operators' Three Ring Trick
Comment So you want us to use your networks?
A classic magician's tricks is to flash three solid steel rings then hand them to a punter to examine before spinning and linking them as though metal passes through metal. Mobile phone networks might wish to turn to magic to help with Subscriber Acquisition Cost. Margins are being squeezed by regulation - a problem they treat …
Mobile 26 Nov 2008, 15:25
Amazon intros early VAT cut
You can take your 17.5 per cent and shove it...
The government's VAT cut doesn't take effect until Monday, but one online retailer just couldn't wait and has already introduced it. Amazon has created a promotional code called "LOWERVAT" that'll give you a reduced rate of VAT instead of the full 17.5 per cent. Presumably Amazon's decided to take a small financial hit on …
Hardware 26 Nov 2008, 15:33
ASA slaps beer-punting ladyboy
Watchdog growls at Tiger Beer advert
The Advertising Standards Authority has ordered Tiger Beer UK Ltd not to rereun an ad which featured a rather fetching snap of a ladyboy punting the Asian throatwash. The advert - which ran in Metro and London Lite papers, as well as on posters - attracted eight complaints which insisted the image was offensive "because it …
Bootnotes 26 Nov 2008, 15:47
Porn doctor jailed for 33 years
Child images shared online
A Florida doctor has been jailed for 33 years and nine months over child porn offences. Dr Richard Carino, of New Port Richey, Florida, received the harsh sentence on Monday at a sentencing hearing following his July jury conviction on six counts of distributing images of child abuse. Images were found on PCs maintained by …
Security 26 Nov 2008, 16:07
Dell zeroes in on US customers with 0% financing
Not coming to Europe - yet
Dell is offering its US corporate customers zero per cent financing to encourage them to buy more products in what has been a tumultuous year for the computer giant. The company is blaming the recessive economy for the decision, but it told The Register that – for now at least – there's no plan to extend the financing deal to …
The Channel 26 Nov 2008, 16:11
Sons of Macintosh - shaking the Apple family tree
Report Card, Part Three The Jesus Phone is not divine
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Data Center 26 Nov 2008, 20:07
FBI warns NY officials of Thanksgiving Day terrorist plot
'Plausible but unsubstantiated'
Happy Thanksgiving holiday, United States. Here's your first helping of holiday terrorist panic. The US Department of Homeland Security and FBI has been issuing warnings to New York state officials and law enforcement of a "plausible but unsubstantiated" threat of a terrorist bomb attack on the New York City subway and train …
Security 26 Nov 2008, 20:09
Google - your source for
FREEAdobe gearAnalysis Ad 'quality' meets scam shilling
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Small Biz 26 Nov 2008, 20:34
Srizbi spam botnet in failed resurrection
Rebirth before redeath
After being stranded for weeks, a monster botnet responsible for an estimated 40 percent of the world's spam was able to briefly reconnect to its mothership in a tense international duel playing out online that could have a dramatic effect on the amount of junkmail flowing into inboxes everywhere. The rogue network dubbed …
Security 26 Nov 2008, 20:48
Selfish worm targets month-old Windows flaw
'Find your own vuln. This one's mine'
More than a month after Microsoft issued an emergency patch for a Windows vulnerability that allows for self-replicating exploits, researchers have spotted a wave of new attacks in the wild that target the critical flaw. Exploits of MS08-067 have been reported on and off since Microsoft issued the patch in late October, but …
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It would be impossible to discuss That Was Then, This Is Now without at least acknowledging the elephant in the room that is the current Lucozade advert. For those of you that haven't seen it, it features a band rolling down a hill performing a cover of Feeder's hit song 'Buck Rogers'. The band in question is The James Cleaver Quintet. This isn't really the place to delve into the whole argument on whether they should or shouldn't have done said ad, a subject on which hundreds of words have already been split across message boards everywhere. A better way of looking at it is whether That Was Then, This Is Now justifies the means with which it was achieved. You may think it unfair to mention it, but the spectre of Lucozade looms over every second of this record, like some sort of carbonated, isotonic monster.
It's obvious from the first listen to That Was Then, This Is Now that The James Cleaver Quintet at the very least got their money's worth. For a band of such small scale, the production is top notch and undoubtedly far better than they could have achieved had they not got taken the energy drink dollar. Nothing sounds cheap or second rate. Everything is crisp and punchy. At the very least, they've made the record they've no doubt always wanted to make. For this they can be proud. Except that by being able to do everything they've always wanted to, they've not had to strive for anything. They've been afforded the opportunity to indulge every single one of their ideas and pursue every creative whim they've ever had. Whilst in the past a limited budget meant they would have to concentrate on the songs, the extra luxury has meant that, yes, they can add a bossa nova outro to a song, and why not throw some doorbell in there for good measure? Why have one electro breakdown when you can have three? Trimming the fat would have been beneficial here. Sure, it may not have been as much fun, but it would have given better results.
In terms of lyrics, That Was Then, This Is Now is a psychologist's wet dream. Looking past the wacky non sequitur song titles (very 2003), every line seems to point at some great epoch in The JCQ's collective history. On 'The JCWho?' singer Jacky Udon (note the wacky stage name) croons in a transatlantic accent "we've got nothing left to lose and everything to prove" whilst on 'Trading Water' he tells us "Do not let your ambitions sink/rewards will come quicker than you think/stick to your guns every step of the way". 'Chicken Shit (For The Soul)' offers the advice "No-one said it would be easy" and "you can regret when you're older". At some point, The JCQ have had to question themselves and decide that, no matter what, and at any cost, they want to be The JCQ. They will do whatever they can to achieve their goal. Their conviction and willingness to do what has to done is admirable. The real shame is that they've set their sights pretty low. Musically, That Was Then, This Is Now is a pretty average affair. Odd moments jump out and catch your attention; the odd riff will make you look up and think what was that; the intro to 'Golfing Pros, Bitches and Hoes' is really very good, but it's only 20 seconds of a 50 minute album. Mostly The JCQ spend their time doing a very good impression of a very average Glassjaw.
You can imagine that JCQ set out to do two things with this record: firstly, make the record they've always wanted to and secondly, make themselves known as the band that released That Was Then, This Is Now rather than as the band that did the Lucozade advert. Unfortunately for them, it simply amounts to a distinctly average though very nicely produced affair. Sorry boys. Other energy drinks are available.
- Post a new comment on this articleI haven't heard this yet
but I do know they recorded the whole album off their own back long before they got the lucozade ad.
maybe you should check your facts first...
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your basic assessment of the record, because yes it is rather bloated, but, as keg1 says, no Lucozade money went into the making of this record.
Although it might have been 'impossible to discuss That Was Then, This Is Now without at least acknowledging...the current Lucozade advert,' there was no need to fill the review with (factually incorrect) references to the proceeds from said advert.
Next time, do your research.
to be fair on the reviewer, there was a long thread about this band / that advert on the boards here
and I'm pretty sure that their manager waded in to say that the advert helped them finish the album.
[citation needed i guess]
it's still really funny when the band's friends turn up to defend them, though. "How to write a libellous review" indeed. Someone call the Internet Fraud Office!!!
Pop in a more literal sense of the term. HI DAVE, NICE REVIEW! love Simon Jenkins xxxxxx


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Radical Online Triage for Distressed (or just Stressed) Hotels
November 7, 2011 at 10:12 pm | Posted in Uncategorized | 2 CommentsTags: boutique hotels, historic hotels, hotel revenue management, hotel revenue management training, hotel sales, Hotels, hotels sales training, independent hotels, remote revenue managment
Whan I look at the source of business reports for distressed hotels, almost always I find that they are not doing effective online distribution with the OTAs and are not using other online distribution platforms.
An online strategy and execution in these areas is the fastest way to jump start short term revenue. There are stratagies in developing a presence on the online channels that can be executed quickly and effectively.
For example, have you developed a mobile only promotion on the OTA's mobile platforms targeted to stimulate occupancy when you need it? The hotel may have a mobile site of its own but it doesn"t drive the traffic or exposure that an OTA mobile site does.
Where on the page does your hotel appear on the OTA sites? How do you move it to the top of the page? HInt: The answer isn't rate parity.
There are other distribution channles such as the Historic Hotels of America that blasts out promotions from its members to every member of the National Preservation Society and a bunch of others including me — I dont' belong to either association!.
These are only three of many things you can do with a distressed hotel that will almost instantly generate incremental revenue. There are many many more!
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At the very time these hotels need more of a presence on the internet through the OTAs and other distribution channels, they can't afford to hire an expensive e-commerce company. What if they could hire a revenue manager with the skills to get them exposure that they ned to generate incremental revenue? The salary and payroll burden for someone with this experience would likely be more than their payroll can support.
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DETROIT (Bloomberg) -- As General Motors Co. worked through bankruptcy in 2009, the chief engineer for the Corvette was called on to discuss the future of the iconic sports car.
Revamping of the Corvette, last redesigned in 2004, had been halted a few times as the automaker struggled financially and ended up in a government-backed reorganization, said the engineer, Tadge Juechter. GM had to answer to President Barack Obama's Treasury Department and auto task force.
"We were really worried that the mood in Washington would be 'I don't care if it makes money, it's not politically correct to be doing fun cars; as a partially taxpayer-owned company, we need to be serious, buttoned-up,'" Juechter said. "But actually, in the Treasury Department there are Corvette geeks."
The Chevrolet car's overhaul survived government scrutiny, and the redesigned 2014 Corvette was unveiled Sunday in Detroit in advance of the Detroit auto show. The new model, set to reach dealers in this year's third quarter, is part of the push to breathe new life into the Chevy brand, which accounted for 71 percent of GM's 2012 U.S. sales.
"A lot is riding on this Corvette," Alexander Edwards, president of San Diego-based consulting firm Strategic Vision's auto division, said last week. "I actually believe that they're going to get a bump in consideration across all models."
The revamped Corvette and other new GM models come as the Treasury prepares to sell the remainder of its stake in the company, acquired as part of the bankruptcy. A deal announced last month calls for the automaker to buy 200 million of the Treasury's shares for $5.5 billion. The government's other 300 million shares are to be sold within 12 to 15 months, GM said on Dec. 19.
Juechter recalled officials of the Treasury and Obama's auto task force as curious about the Corvette redesign and having an "open mind" about going forward with it.
"We wouldn't have been able to do it without" government approval, he said. "They saw the value the car brings to Chevrolet, to General Motors and, frankly, just a business proposition. They saw it as a good investment."
GM's senior management ultimately made all product decisions, Harry Wilson, a former member of Obama's task force, said last week in an e-mail.
"While a number of us on the task force felt the Corvette was a compelling car, our support for it was driven by the quality, market appeal, brand value and product-level profitability of the car itself, not any personal sentiment," he said. "It was (and is) a compelling product for General Motors."
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The other new GM models, also including a redesigned Silverado pickup and Impala large sedan, should contribute to "modest" growth in U.S. market share this year, after GM slid to an 88-year low in 2012, CEO Dan Akerson said last week.
The company's market share last year fell 1.7 percentage points to 17.9 percent. That was the lowest since 1924, Alfred P. Sloan's first full year running the automaker. GM lost share as some competitors such as Toyota Motor Corp. rebounded from reduced production caused by natural disasters in Asia.
Akerson took a personal interest in the Corvette revamp, said Ed Welburn, Detroit-based GM's vice president for global design. The most noticeable exterior design change is to the rear of the car, Welburn said in an interview last week.
In a meeting early in Akerson's tenure, the CEO complained about how the back end of the current Corvette "was just chopped off," Welburn said.
"It was done for aero at the sacrifice of design," Welburn said. "The new Corvette has got even better aero with no scarify in design."
'Big smile'
Akerson kept asking about the Corvette until Welburn took him into the studio to see clay models of the car still being worked on by sculptors, the design executive said.
"He immediately walked around to the rear and he stood there with a big smile on this face," Welburn said. "And that's been his favorite area of the car ever since."
Akerson told reporters last week that the new Corvette "is one of the most beautiful cars I think this company has ever made. It'll be one of the most beautiful cars ever made."
The Corvette's interior also got a major overhaul. Analysts, such as Dave Sullivan of Tustin, California-based consulting firm AutoPacific Inc., had criticized the current model's interior as lacking, especially for a car with starting prices of almost $50,000.
"The interior is probably the single most upgraded area of the car," Juechter said.
In the jetlike, wraparound cockpit, GM offers premium materials such as Napa leather, carbon fiber and micro-suede. The size of the steering wheel was reduced, to give it more of a race-car feel. The seats are made of magnesium for improved strength and reduced weight.
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New technologies for the Corvette include active rev matching that GM said will anticipate gear selection and conform to engine speed "for perfect shifts every time."
The new 6.2-liter V-8 engine provides 450 horsepower, the most powerful ever for the sports car and the quickest, able to accelerate from zero to 60 miles (97 kilometers) per hour in fewer than four seconds, the automaker said. Fuel efficiency also reaches a record of more than 26 miles per gallon in highway driving, GM said.
Engineers used a new aluminum frame that is 57 percent stiffer while being 99 pounds (45 kilograms) lighter than the current steel version, according to the company.
GM hasn't disclosed pricing on the redesigned Corvette. The 2013 versions have starting prices ranging from $49,600 to $111,600, according to the company's Web site.
Corvette U.S. sales last year rose 7.4 percent to 14,132, while Chevrolet's total was up 4.3 percent. GM reported a 3.7 percent gain, trailing the industry's 13 percent increase.
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Director Bob Jenkins produces commercials and documentaries about Native communities of rural Alaska. His work has been commissioned by organizations such as the Alaska Native Health Board, the Arctic Slope Regional Corporation, the North Slope Borough, and the University of Alaska. Heritage, a commercial he produced for the Alaska Native Heritage Center, won the Best Musical Score-Best Music with Lyrics ADDY at the 2000 Northwest Advertising Awards. A segment of the scoreperformed by Pamyua, a Yup'ik and Greenlandic Inuit quartet-was used in Qayaqs and Canoes. Jenkins also specializes in time-lapse nature photography. He received a BA from Alaska Pacific University, where he wrote a thesis on improving media communications in Alaskan Native communities. Jenkins has lived in Alaska since 1976, and grew up in Erie, Pennsylvania.
"Filmmaking is a much more collaborative process than other forms of art. And perhaps I tend to collaborate a bit more than most producers. On the Qayaqs and Canoes project I hired outspoken Native artist Jack Abraham and brilliant Alaska Native former-client-turned-graduate-student Alexis Bunten to work with us. They freely shared their opinions as the boat builders shared their knowledge and skills throughout the production. As producer all I had to do is continue to develop the skill of listening. A skill often overlooked."
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Google and HTC, its bosom buddy hardware manufacturer, have spent the last 18 months developing touch-screen tablets, according to a report out of Australia.
The Mountain View-based world power and the Taiwan-based hardware maker have produced "several working models" of a touch tablet, sources tell the Aussie publication Smarthouse [1], and this includes one prototype based on Google's still-gestating Chrome OS operating system.
HTC manufactured the inaugural cellphone based on Google's Android mobile operating system, and myriad reports peg the company as the manufacturer of the Android-based Nexus One [2], a Google-designed and Google-branded phone set for unveiling tomorrow.
In November, Google open sourced [3] an early version of its browser-based Chrome OS, and it says that machines based on the operating system will arrive towards the end of 2010. Google says the first machines based on the OS will be netbooks, but it has not mentioned tablets per se. The company has released a list [4] of partners its working with on Chrome OS machines, and this does not include HTC.
Word of a Google-HTC tablet come as an avalanche of rumor points to Steve Jobs and Apple unveiling a Macintosh tablet, allegedly dubbed iSlate, on January 26. It would appear that Apple is working closely with newspaper, book, and magazine publishers to offer specialized content for its rumored device, and though some have questioned [5] whether Google would take the same path, a tablet is a natural fit for the company's controversial Google Books project, an effort to scan texts inside the world's research libraries, post them to the web, and rewrite copyright law [6]. ®
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The bride is the daughter of Janice Madison and James Madison, both of Monroe. Casey is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Bone of Shreveport and the late Mr. and Mrs. B.L. Madison of Bastrop, La.
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Casey was escorted by her father. Her sister, Amber Lee Madison, served as maid of honor. Logan Ledford served as Best Man.
The bride arrived like a princess for the ceremony in a beautiful horse-drawn carriage. She carried a simple bouquet of calla lilies. She wore an ivory crinkle chiffon bridal gown with a sweetheart beaded lace bodice and a sweep train. She wore the groom's mother's wedding pearls to complement her gown.
The bride and groom are graduates of Ouachita Parish High Schoo. The bride, a former University of Louisiana at Monroe cheerleader, will graduate from the Radiologist Technologist program at ULM in May 2011. The groom recently received his degree in Mechanical Engineering degree at Louisiana Tech University in Ruston, La. where he was a member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. He is employed by Halliburton in New Iberia, La.
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Restaurant cookbooks can be hit and miss. With a few notable exceptions (Moro, Ottolenghi) they tend to be full of high-end foamy show-off grub that no one with a full-time job and an average-sized kitchen is going to cook. Hawksmoor at Home is absolutely not one of those cookbooks. This fantastic book should, in the words of Mr H.Blumenthal: "be covered in fingerprints and splashes of food. It's a great hands-on book to use every day."
The first cookbook from the beloved London steak restaurants is a collaborative effort between owners (and self-confessed 'beef geeks') Will Beckett and Huw Gott, head chef Richard Turner, and Will's mum, food and drink writer Fiona Beckett.
The result is a book packed with achievable recipes, a wealth of practical knowledge and lots of wonderfully nerdy British and London food history. You'll learn how to make the perfect steak, the juiciest burgers and classic cocktails. Dan Lepard's photography and the whimsical illustrations, historic posters and essays make this the most stylish and informative cookbook I've seen in ages. Even better - all the proceeds are going to Action Against Hunger. What nice chaps those beef geeks are!
Pinch of Salt has three copies of Hawksmoor at Home (£25; Preface) to give away, courtesy of Preface. To enter, just leave a comment in the comments section below before Friday 28th October telling me what makes YOUR perfect burger...
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