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Yes, it is true that jurors are terribly underpaid compared to all the other players in the courtroom. Look who is not giving up their salary for that day: no one expects judges, bailiffs, clerks, or lawyers to come to the courtroom and work for $6 to $20 per day, so why does the government threaten jurors unless they do this?
Further, compare the salaries of these private working jurors with those of the government employees: most of those called for jury duty make about half as much as those government employees in the courtroom.
Most politicians are lawyers, and therefore have no interest in raising the pay of jurors, strengthening the concept of juries or jury service. Politicians have no interest in mere housekeeping that protects the human rights of the individual, you see.
Yet, if a juror does not show up when summoned, giving up their day's wages, they can be fined, jailed, and maybe even worse, if they resist.
Government employees have a vested interest in removing as much authority and power from juries as possible; in making jury service demeaning, difficult, financially devastating, and misdirected. Most lawyers and government employees are building a power base, not serving justice. Jurors can serve justice.
When I say jurors are misdirected, I mean that judges routinely tell jurors that they must follow the law as the judge gives it to them, although jurors have the absolute authority and right to set aside bad laws, as they did during slavery, prohibition, and war protests.
If someone does not show up for jury duty, and refuses to pay the fine, they can be jailed. If they resist being held in captivity, they may be tasered, or perhaps killed, all in the name of protecting the authority of government.
While every person on trial needs to have a jury trial to protect their rights from government judges and prosecutors, it is difficult on the jurors when they are under duress, financial hardship, and deceitful instructions and demeaning treatment by government employees. Why is this so? What is the incentive for government to treat jurors this way?
Jurors should be paid the same daily rate as the highest-paid judge in the land. They are that integral to human rights and justice. The thin reed of "budget considerations" is hardly a valid defense given the fallacy of such a defense in light of daily payment rates to the government-funded players in the room. Today, the pay for twelve jurors is less than one day's pay of any judge. Think about it.
What is the official reason of record that governments don't start a fund to pay jurors a proper fee? Funds could come from some of the salaries of politicians, judges, prosecutors, and other government employees. Make jury service pay what it is worth, as the last refuge of justice. Couldn't government take part of the salaries of some of Michelle Obama's many highly-paid assistants, and part of the salaries of IRS, DEA, and BATF attorneys, to build a nice juror payment fund?
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Mergers and acquisitions in Africa's leading telecoms market
South Africa's telecom sector boasts the continent's most advanced networks in terms of technology deployed and services provided. In a virtually saturated voice market, four mobile networks – Vodacom, MTN, Cell C and Telkom SA – are competing for market share in the next growth wave, mobile broadband. 3G/4G mobile services now rival DSL fixed-line offerings in terms of both speed and price and have consequently outpaced them in terms of subscriber growth. Five different LTE networks have been launched, although their introduction was initially back by delays with suitable frequency spectrum allocations.
Mobile SIM card penetration is well above 100% of the population, driven by separate subscriptions for voice and data services. There has been speculation about mergers and acquisitions (M&A) among the smaller players, and major infrastructure sharing deals have been concluded. Several Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNO) are preparing to enter the market in 2014, although the few existing ones have so far failed to have a major impact.
South Africa's Internet and Broadband market has taken off after years of stagnation due to an expensive operating environment created by Telkom SA's dominance in the fixed-line and international bandwidth market. A new converged licensing regime has created hundreds of companies licensed to offer Internet services. There has been consolidation in the sector which is expected to continue. Wireless broadband services have carved out market share from existing ADSL offerings, but several WiMAX networks are now being shut down as consumers migrate to 3G and 4G mobile services.
While emerging as the country's leading broadband providers, the major mobile operators are also branching out into fixed services, fibre backbone networks, international fibre connectivity, mobile banking and entertainment in a rapidly converging environment. With its fixed-line network reaching less than 10% of the population, Telkom has reacted by launching its own mobile network. Following years of delays with its licensing, second national operator (SNO) Neotel has been gaining market share in competition with the fixed-line incumbent. It is using wireless technologies such as CDMA-2000, WiMAX and LTE to provide alternatives to Telkom's copper access network. Neotel is now in the process of being acquired by Vodacom, the country's leading mobile network operator.
All of the major players are involved in various international submarine fibre optic cables that have reached the country in the past few years, despite regulatory hurdles. Following the end of Telkom's monopoly in this area, this has brought down the cost of international bandwidth dramatically. Several additional terabit cables are scheduled to go live in 2014, connecting Africa directly to the Americas. In addition, the government has created Broadband InfraCo, a national infrastructure company to provide cheap backbone network capacity to service providers. Despite the significantly increased competition between different service providers, many municipalities in South Africa, including the country's largest cities, are implementing their own metropolitan fibre and wireless broadband networks. Several Fibre to the Home (FttH) deployments are underway.
With its relatively well developed and diverse infrastructure, South Africa is also taking a regional lead role in the convergence of telecommunication and information technologies with the media and entertainment sector, promising reductions in telecommunication costs and better availability of information and services. Telecom carriers and ISPs are moving into delivering video and other entertainment content over their networks, while in turn the traditional electronic media carriers have discovered the potential of their infrastructure for telecommunications service delivery. Triple play offerings are available that combine voice, data and IPTV services. The migration to DTT is scheduled to be completed by 2014/15.
Digital media and social media have reached a level of development that is fostering an associated advertising and marketing industry. The FIFA World Cup held in the country four years ago has boosted these developments. While South Africa lags behind other countries on the continent in the development of e-government, e-health and e-learning applications, it is a regional leader in the areas of online retail, electronic banking, mobile banking, social media and cloud computing.
Market highlights:
Consolidation among smaller mobile operators;
Neotel takeover by Vodacom;
Five commercial LTE services launched, more to follow;
Several MVNOs are preparing to enter the market;
Legal battle around interconnection charges;
Telkom writes off legacy assets, invests billions into broadband infrastructure;
Many national and metropolitan fibre network rollouts, including FttH;
Cost of international fibre bandwidth has collapsed since monopoly ended;
New international fibre optic submarine cables planned for 2014;
Innovative wireless broadband services amidst spectrum allocation delays;
Google tests wireless broadband using White Space spectrum;
Switchover to Digital Terrestrial TV (DTT) in 2014/15;
Very competitive mobile banking sector;
Emerging cloud services.
Estimated market penetration rates in South Africas telecoms sector – end-2014
Market | Penetration rate
Mobile | 154%
Fixed | 7%
Internet | 53%
(Source: BuddeComm based on various sources)
Companies covered in this report:
Telkom SA (Heita, 8ta), Neotel, Vodacom, MTN, Cell C, Virgin Mobile, Broadband InfraCo, Transtel, Eskom, SITA, Sentech, Orbicom, Amobia, Dark Fibre Africa, Seacom, FibreCo, eFive, WASACE, Internet Solutions, Atlantic Internet Services, Business Connexion, Verizon Business, MWEB, Vox Telecom (DataPro), iBurst (WBS, Blue Label), MultiChoice, Goal Technology Solutions (GTS), SmartVillage, Vodacom Business, MTN Business (Verizon Business, UUNet), MWEB, Vox Telecom, Storm Telecom, South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC), MXit, Naspers, Media24, Standard Bank, First National Bank, ABSA, Nedbank, Barclays Bank, Orange.
Data in this report is the latest available at the time of preparation and may not be for the current year
1. Key Statistics
2. Telecommunications Market
2.1 Overview
2.1.1 Fixed-line market
2.1.2 Mobile market
2.1.3 Broadband and Internet market
2.1.4 Digital economy, media and banking
3. Regulatory Environment
3.1 Historical background
3.1.1 Network rollout obligations
3.2 Regulatory authority
3.2.1 Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA)
3.3 Telecommunications Amendment Bill
3.4 Regulation of Interception of Communications Act 2002
3.5 Electronic Communications Act and ICASA Amendment Bill
3.6 Converged licensing regime
3.7 New Companies Act
3.8 Universal Service and Access Fund (USAF)
3.9 Interconnection
3.10 Registration of subscriber details
3.11 Telecom sector liberalisation in South Africa
3.11.1 Overview
3.11.2 Privatisation of Telkom SA
3.11.3 Third mobile licence
3.11.4 Analysis of the SNO licensing process
3.11.5 Third fixed-line and fourth mobile licence
3.11.6 PTN licences
3.11.7 The Big Bang'
3.11.8 Under-Serviced Area Licences (USALs)
3.11.9 InfraCo licences
3.11.10 Number Portability (NP)
3.11.11 Carrier pre-selection (CPS)
3.11.12 Local Loop Unbundling (LLU)
3.11.13 International gateways
3.11.14 International submarine cables
3.11.15 Least Cost Routing (LCR)
3.11.16 Broadcasting licences
3.11.17 Mobile TV licences
3.12 Spectrum licensing
3.12.1 WiFi
3.12.2 LTE, WiMAX (800MHz, 2.6 and 3.5GHz)
4. Fixed Network Market
4.1 Market overview
4.1.1 Fixed-line statistics
4.2 Fixed network operators in South Africa
4.2.1 Telkom SA Ltd
4.2.2 Neotel
5. Telecommunications Infrastructure
5.1 National fibre infrastructure
5.1.1 Telkom and Neotel
5.1.2 Broadband InfraCo
5.1.3 Dark Fibre Africa
5.1.4 Mobile operators
5.1.5 FibreCo
5.1.6 Fibre to the Home (FttH)
5.2 National private networks
5.2.1 Overview
5.2.2 Transtel
5.2.3 Eskom
5.2.4 Other electricity utilities
5.2.5 State IT Agency (SITA)
5.3 Sentech
5.4 Municipal networks
5.4.1 Knysna Africa's first municipal network
5.4.2 City of Tshwane
5.4.3 City of Johannesburg
5.4.4 Ekurhuleni (East Rand)
5.4.5 City of Cape Town
5.4.6 eThekwini (Durban)
5.4.7 Gauteng Link
5.5 International infrastructure
5.5.1 Submarine fibre
5.5.2 South African Power Pool
5.5.3 Satellite
6. Internet Market
6.1 Overview
6.1.1 Internet statistics
6.2 Internet demographics
6.3 Community access projects
6.3.1 Microsoft Digital Villages and telecentres
6.3.2 The Smart Cape Access Project
6.3.3 Intel's World Ahead' initiative
6.4 South Africa's ISP market
6.4.1 Internet Service Providers Association (ISPA)
6.4.2 Selected major ISPs
7. Broadband Market
7.1 Overview
7.1.1 Broadband statistics
7.1.2 International internet bandwidth
7.2.1 Major retailers
7.2.2 Tariffs
7.2.3 Wholesale
7.3 Wireless broadband
7.3.1 WiFi
7.3.2 WiMAX
7.3.4 Wireless Access Providers Association (WAPA)
7.3.5 MyWireless (Sentech) decommissioned
7.3.6 iBurst (WBS, Blue Label)
7.3.7 White Space spectrum
7.4 3G and 4G mobile broadband
7.5 Broadband via satellite
7.6 Broadband over powerlines (BPL)
7.7 VoIP telephony
7.7.1 Market overview
7.7.2 VoIP interconnection and peering
7.7.3 Major VoIP providers
7.7.4 Mobile VoIP
7.7.5 Call centres
7.8 Next Generation Networks (NGN)
7.8.1 Telkom SA
7.8.2 Neotel
7.8.3 Transtel
7.8.4 Eskom
7.9 IPTV, triple play
8. Digital Media/ Digital Economy
8.1 Broadcasting licences
8.2 Broadcast signal distributors
8.2.1 Background
8.2.2 Sentech
8.2.3 Orbicom
8.3 Digital media
8.3.1 Digital TV
8.3.2 Video-on-Demand (VoD)
8.3.3 Personal video recorders (PVR)
8.3.4 Interactive TV (iTV)
8.3.5 Online radio
8.3.6 Online retail
8.3.7 Online advertising
8.3.8 Online media
8.3.9 Social media
8.3.10 E-books, Mobizines
8.3.11 User Generated Content (UGC)
8.3.12 Blogs
8.3.13 Search engines
8.4 Digital economy
8.4.1 E-learning
8.4.2 E-government
8.4.3 E-health
8.4.4 Electronic banking
8.4.5 Mobile banking (m-banking)
8.4.6 Online gambling
8.4.7 Cloud services
9. Mobile Communications
9.1 Overview of South Africa's mobile market
9.1.1 Mobile statistics
9.1.2 Market liberalisation and licence obligations
9.1.3 Community service telephones (CST)
9.1.4 Fixed-mobile convergence (FMC)
9.1.5 Infrastructure sharing
9.2 Regulatory issues
9.2.1 Prices
9.2.2 Interconnection
9.2.3 Handset subsidies
9.2.4 International gateways
9.2.5 Fees and obligations for 1800MHz spectrum
9.2.6 SIM card registration
9.2.7 Mobile Number Portability (MNP)
9.2.8 Quality of service (QoS)
9.3 Mobile handsets
9.4 Major mobile operators
9.4.1 Vodacom South Africa
9.4.2 MTN South Africa
9.4.3 Cell C
9.4.4 Telkom Mobile (8ta)
9.4.5 Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNO)
9.5 Mobile data services
9.5.1 Overview
9.5.2 Mobile data revenue
9.5.8 BlackBerry
9.6 Mobile broadband
9.6.1 Overview
9.6.2 3G and 3.5G (HSPA)
9.6.4 Smartphones
9.7 Mobile content and applications
9.7.1 Push-to-Talk (PTT)
9.7.2 Mobile TV
9.7.3 Mobile music
9.7.4 CellBook
9.7.5 M-commerce
9.7.6 Mobile advertising
9.7.7 Location-based services (LBS)
9.7.8 Manobi
9.7.9 Mobile social media
10. Forecasts
10.1 Forecast Internet users 2015, 2018
10.2 Forecast Broadband subscribers 2015, 2018
10.3 Forecast mobile subscribers 2015, 2018
10.4 Forecast mobile broadband users 2015, 2018
Table 1 Country statistics 2014
Table 2 Fixed-line network statistics 2014
Table 3 Internet provider statistics 2014
Table 4 Internet and broadband statistics 2014
Table 5 Mobile statistics 2014
Table 6 National telecommunications authorities
Table 7 Telkom SA shareholders of more than 2% March 2013
Table 8 Fixed lines in service by operator and teledensity in South Africa 1999 - 2014
Table 9 Telkom SA shareholders of more than 2% March 2013
Table 10 Telkom SA telephone tariffs March 2013
Table 11 Telkom SA prepaid fixed lines 2002 - 2013
Table 12 Telkom SA's fixed line data revenue and annual change 2002 - 2013
Table 13 Telkom SA ISDN channels 2000 - 2013
Table 14 Internet users and penetration rate in South Africa 1999 - 2014
Table 15 Broadband subscribers in South Africa 2004 - 2014
Table 16 Telkom South Africa ADSL subscribers 2003 - 2013
Table 17 Telkom South Africa residential ADSL tariffs 2013
Table 18 Telkom South Africa WiMAX subscribers 2008 - 2013
Table 19 Neotel South Africa WiMAX tariffs 2013
Table 20 WAPA South Africa industry survey 2006 - 2008
Table 21 Sentech MyWireless subscribers in South Africa 2005 - 2008
Table 22 iBurst subscribers in South Africa 2005 - 2012
Table 23 Online advertising revenue and annual change in South Africa 2003; 2006 - 2011
Table 24 South African unique monthly users of Top 10 websites 2013 vs 2012
Table 25 Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in South Africa 1999 - 2014
Table 26 Mobile subscribers in South Africa by operator June 2013
Table 27 Vodacom South Africa subscribers and market share 2002 - 2013
Table 28 Vodacom South Africa key statistics six months ended September 2013
Table 29 MTN South Africa subscribers and market share 2002 - 2013
Table 30 MTN South Africa key statistics year ended December 2013
Table 31 Vodacom South Africa broadband subscribers 2006 - 2012
Table 32 Telkom SA mobile subscribers 2009 - 2013
Table 33 Forecast Internet users in South Africa 2015; 2018
Table 34 Forecast broadband subscribers in South Africa 2015; 2018
Table 35 Forecast mobile subscribers in South Africa 2015; 2018
Table 36 Forecast mobile broadband users in South Africa 2015; 2018
Chart 1 Fixed lines in service and teledensity in South Africa 2002 - 2014
Chart 2 Internet users and penetration rate in South Africa 2002 - 2014
Chart 3 Availability and cost of international internet bandwidth in South Africa 2004 - 2012
Chart 4 Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in South Africa 2002 - 2014
Chart 5 Vodacom South Africa smartphone vs. dongle users 2006 - 2012
Chart 6 Vodacom South Africa mobile data usage by device type 2011 - 2012
Exhibit 1 VANS to self-provide or not to self-provide
Exhibit 2 Large ISPA members March 2013
Exhibit 3 Spotlight on Vodacom GSM community payphones
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The Deal to Get Content Archiving
Iron Mountain is a major player in the information management market, everyone has heard of this company. But maybe they haven't heard as much about Mimosa Systems, which is based out of California. Well they will after today as Iron Mountain has picked up the provider of content archiving and eDiscovery solutions for US$ 112 million in cash.
The deal seems to be all about providing Iron Mountain with an on-premise content archiving solution — in this case Mimosa NearPoint — to complement their cloud based offering.
Mimosa NearPoint is a an email archiving and eDiscovery solution. Version 4 was brought to market last June, offering an integrated content archive that includes not only email, but also content in blogs, wikis, documents and more. It also improved content search, case management and came with a new user interface and data capture methodology.
It's these capabilities along with being able to now capture manage content from additional devices like desktops, laptops and systems like SharePoint, that caused Iron Mountain to choose Mimosa.
And, of course, eDiscovery
Iron Mountain also likes what NearPoint offers for eDiscovery. That solution gets added to Iron Mountain's Stratify eDiscovery services which includes Stratify Legal Discovery Services for large litigation needs and eVantage for early case assessment.
Stratify recently achieved its Statement on Auditing Standard (SAS-70) certification.
What Happens to Mimosa?
The Mimosa team will become part of Iron Mountain Digital. And Mimosa's CEO T.M. Ravi will become Iron Mountain Digital's chief marketing officer, in charge of strategy planning and execution.
In a letter from Iron Mountain's President and Mimosa's CEO, existing Mimosa customers — which are 1,000 strong — can expect continued support and growth of the NearPoint solution. But customers will also get an expanded solution offering which includes cloud-based eDiscovery services.
And they should be comforted in the knowledge that Iron Mountain is a very financially stable company with a global reach (something Mimosa partners should appreciate for sure).
Iron Mountain is acquiring the Mimosa team and their expertise, not just their technology. The Mimosa team will become an integral part of Iron Mountain Digital and will help support the company's information management services strategy. Mimosa's executive team strongly supports this acquisition, and I (Ravi) will join Iron Mountain Digital as its Chief Marketing Officer, responsible for driving marketing functions and playing a key role in its strategy planning and execution.
In House eDiscovery and the SharePoint Factor
There are a couple key things at play here. The first is that there is a strong movement to take eDiscovery in-house. For Iron Mountain this was a key market they were not going to be able to access prior to this acquisition.
Gartner recently published their MarketScope for E-Discovery Software Product Vendors report, which helps organizations figure out how to build the business case for in-house eDiscovery. In it, Mimosa Systems rated as positive, but came behind other larger vendors like Autonomy, Clearwell and Zylabs.
Stratify doesn't even show up in this report, which could mean Iron Mountain isn't widely recognized for its eDiscovery services. Mimosa's NearPoint may change that.
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Puppetshow Says 'No' to Calm Traffic
Consistent with its belief that planning in the public sector is an economic burden on hard-working millionaires, the John Locke
Foundation Puppetshow has produced yet another "report," this time arguing against the practice of traffic calming. If you have the stomach for such things, you can find the "report" here. But don't expect much in the way of insight. The few points worth making are lost in a sea of obfuscation, conjecture, wishful thinking and misguided analysis.
As the Triangle grows, motorists face significant increases in traffic congestion. City and county planners are hired, in part, to suggest plans that will alleviate this congestion. Unfortunately, they are doing the opposite. Based on city staff recommendations, city councils in Raleigh and neighboring cities have fallen victim to the latest planning fad: traffic calming. This seemingly worthwhile goal has significant detrimental consequences, including increased traffic congestion, more deaths due to slower emergency vehicle response times, and unnecessary costs to taxpayers.
If Ms. Robinson had spent time actually thinking about this issue instead of having her strings pulled by the government-haters she works with, she might have looked across the Atlantic to cities in Scandinavia, western Europe, England and France, where traffic calming techniques (such as varied road widths, on-street parking, and traffic circles) have been used for decades to mitigate congestion, encourage transit use, and reduce accidents. To call this practice a "fad" is to betray a world view so constipated by American-centrism as to be quite nearly laughable.
The only defensible argument made in the report is the fact that some calming techniques might reduce the responsiveness time for emergency vehicles. That's a fair comment, but it fails to ask ... in comparison to what? If it takes five more seconds for an ambulance to get through a roundabout, is that really less appealing than sitting in gridlocked traffic?
After so much fury directed at the practice of traffic calming, the "report" goes out like a lamb, with much ado about nothing:
The City of Raleigh should consider some less costly and more effective alternatives to protect pedestrians and drivers. The Canada Safety Council* suggests "preventive traffic enforcement must become the number one priority …. Police must be visible and active in problem areas." Effective speed enforcement is also possible via red light cameras. The city could also consider using roadway striping and pavement marking, stop signs, signal coordination, yield signs, turning and parking restrictions, or better illumination to increase pedestrian and motorist safety. In Raleigh's growing downtown, the City should create as many one-way paired streets as possible. One-way pairs are safer for drivers and pedestrians and minimize congestion for commuters.
I daresay, the City of Raleigh has and is considering all of these ideas and more. But that's not really the point of the "report." Rather, this document is just like all the other nonsense that comes out of the Puppetshow. It starts with the presumption that government professionals are incompetent* and that planning strategies for maintaining safe and attractive communities are misguided. And, of course, it ends with a view about costs that ignores long-term livability in favor of short-term tax cuts.
* Holy cow. The "report" actually cite some damn foreigners in this report. Ms. Robinson should probably start looking for a new job. Everyone knows foreigners don't know squat, especially Canadian foreigners.
** There is some merit to the assertion of incompetence, certainly with regard to the NCDOT's mismanagement of I-40 construction.
What a bunch of total goofballs
(See, I'm trying to develop the kind of cursing style that is appropriate with a little girl in the house.)
One of the main approaches to my street is a Mclendon Ave (Google maps link), in the heart of Atlanta. The street features three arguably unnecessary stoplights, one of which is the old-fashioned, not traffic-actuated kind, a sudden island which causes the road to shift a few feet to the right, and "curb-outs" between the on-street parking and the side streets. There are also pedestrian crossings where the pedestrian always has the right-of-way.
The result? Traffic that flows smoothly at a reasonable pace all day long (in a city not known for reasonable traffic), and only backs up where it dumps into a road of a very different kind. Summary: awesomeness.
Did the report bother to point out that, with slower speeds and more careful driving, there will be a reduced need for emergency vehicles that might well offset any increase in response time. (And I am, like you Anglico, skeptical about the slower response time item in the first place.)
I like this new kind of swearing!
Very great.
Good to see you out and about . . . must have the day off from all that lawyering?
Happy Thanksgiving!
Nice street, by the way!
You are already a good daddy Lance
and a great role model!
This "I hate government" mentality that comes out of the puppet show and other conservative "think?" tanks amazes me. And it makes me wonder how they can brainwash the masses into believing that they really have their best interest at heart! Guess it's a matter of who owns more media outlets...
No matter that patriotism is too often the refuge of scoundrels. Dissent, rebellion, and all-around hell-raising remain the true duty of patriots.
The Canada Safety Council
Wow, the JLF is a bunch of socialists. Next they'll be talking about how great universal health care is in Canada, since they like socialist policies so much.
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Jesus Swept ticked me off. Too short. I loved the characters and then POOF it was over.
Don't point that thinktank in my direction
Jim, I thought you'd jump on John Hood's self-serving praise for his pal Alex's assertion that freedom comes at the "end of a think-tank".
OK, I agree that a vibrant culture of ideas is a prerequisite for freedom. I agree that freedom nuts gathering together, on-line or under the Liberty Tree, facilitate the spread of liberty.
But Alex's claim that
Wherever we find thriving organizations capable of producing the intellectual DNA necessary for positive change -- the types of organizations Americans call think tanks -- freedom has a chance of taking hold. Without such organizations, freedom is a long shot.
is off-beam, especially considering the context - his article's premise that think-tanks are under assault world-wide (no, he didn't mention any local examples).
An elitist consultancy, founded and funded to twist thought down narrow channels, is not the stuff of "intellectual DNA necessary for positive change...".
Hey, though I might have a few ideas on intellectual democratic collaboration in our new electronic agora, I've never claimed to have any type of extraordinary insights or made any claims as to knowing "the path".
That said, my gut tells me that the kind of "thinking" in John and Alex's "think tanks" takes us further from "the way".
there comes a time when one must take a position that is neither safe, nor politic, nor popular, but he must do it because Conscience tells him it is right. MLK,Jr. to SCLC Leadership Class
there comes a time when one must take a position that is neither safe, nor politic, nor popular, but he must do it because Conscience tells him it is right. MLK,Jr. to SCLC Leadership Class
Funny, Will
I hadn't seen this one. Heaven help us.
The great irony of course is that the free-market fundamentalists think that the only ideas that matter are the ones bought and paid for by men like the Puppetmaster, men who see with certainty that they are always right no matter what the reality around them might have to offer.
One might conclude that their "intellectual DNA" is mutating from far too much inbreeding.
child survival
I know at the Southern Community Park, they did traffic calming to keep kids from getting hit and killed by speeding cars. But, I wouldn't expect the pro-birth, anti-living movement to actually support measures to keep kids alive. It goes against their nature.
CountryCrats - my thoughts, my blog.
Jesus Swept ticked me off. Too short. I loved the characters and then POOF it was over.
Traffic calming works for safety and efficiency when there is a confluence of people and vehicles be they cars, pedestrians, trucks, buses, cyclists or children in strollers. Downtown Amsterdam is a premier example. The slow but steady flow of calmed traffic gets vehicles and people to their destinations faster and safer than the frenetic stop and start of signaled intersections. Bulb-outs and median islands make it safer and easier for pedestrians to cross and to see oncoming traffic. Not so with multiple lane streets and vehicles racing to beat a yellow light. Traffic calming is a direct response to recorded accident rates on targeted streets, such as Hillsborough St. with its unique mix of people and vehicles. A roundabout on NC State campus on Pullen has tangibly improved traffic flow. Ashe Ave traffic calming is a success even before completion. These are high-volume, low capacity streets with a lot of pedestrian activity.
They have lost it over there at the JLF. They are playing Russian Roulette with a bullet in every chamber.


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- December 16, 2008 at 1:32 am
Hee hee!
- December 16, 2008 at 4:22 am
Coincidence? I think not!
- December 16, 2008 at 2:53 pm
There has been some debate about how the original number was translated and many scholars think the actual number of the beast is 616 and that 666 is totally innocuous, so maybe you're not so evil after all!
- December 16, 2008 at 6:48 pm
OMG… I just bought a breakfast burrito, a monster energy drink AND powdered donuts for my HR Rep and it came to $6.66
- December 16, 2008 at 10:34 pm
End of days are upon us…
- December 17, 2008 at 2:23 pm
I haven't had any numerical omens, but I have been called evil a number of times by employees (not to trump the official "Evil HR Lady". Does that count?
- December 18, 2008 at 12:14 am
You don't own any Rotweiller dogs, do you? Or have a son named Damian?
If you look at the numbers upside down, you can put the Evil stuff out of your mind (temporarily) and just enjoy the nice traffic stats.
- December 20, 2008 at 2:00 pm
Went to Mickey D's two days in a row, ordered different things and total came to $6.66.
- December 27, 2008 at 1:06 am
HAHA, it's a sign!
- January 14, 2009 at 6:29 pm
I bought bread from a monastery when I was on a 7th grade field trip. The change was $6.66. Boy, did I feel like there was a large arrow pointing to my head! The monk who gave me the change did so very slowly, with a terrified look on his face.
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MANILA: The Philippine government and Muslim rebels will sign a pact on Thursday to end one of Asia's longest and deadliest insurgencies, but both sides caution much work needs to be done to secure a lasting peace.
Following 17 years of negotiations, Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) leaders will sign the peace deal in exchange for control of a planned autonomous region in the impoverished south of the mainly Catholic nation.
"For many years we have been leading the Bangsamoro people's struggle and our people have gone through a lot of hardships," MILF vice chairman Ghazali Jaafar told AFP, using a local term for the Philippines' Muslim minority .
"This agreement is very important to us because this ends the fighting in Mindanao."
Muslim rebels have been battling for more than four decades for independence or autonomy in the southern region of Mindanao, which they regard as their ancestral homeland.
Tens of thousands of people have died in the conflict, while Mindanao has become one of the poorest and most corrupt regions in the Philippines.
The MILF, which the military estimates has about 10,000 fighters, is the biggest remaining rebel group yet to sign a peace accord. Philippine leader Benigno Aquino and MILF chairman Murad Ebrahim will oversee the signing of the peace deal during a ceremony at the presidential palace in Manila.
The pact will see the two sides become partners in seeking to implement the peace deal.
The MILF chiefs would eventually order their men to give up their arms while themselves becoming politicians leading the autonomous region. The autonomous region would comprise about 10 percent of the Philippines' territory, have its own police force, a regional parliament and power to levy taxes. The national government would retain control over defence.
Nevertheless, the MILF, the government and independent observers warn a lasting peace is far from guaranteed, with many obstacles still to be overcome before the middle of 2016 — a crucial deadline as that is when Aquino will step down.
"Implementation will not be easy," the government's chief peace negotiator, Miriam Ferrer, told reporters, while also warning other armed groups may seek to derail the process by launching deadly attacks in the south. Among the potential spoilers of the peace process is the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters, a MILF splinter group of a few hundred militants that has carried out deadly attacks in the south in recent years. The MILF leadership has committed to working with the government to neutralise the threat of the BIFF.
However, enduring distrust between the MILF and the government could yet jeopardise the peace deal.
The MILF has said it will not give up its arms or the identities of its fighters until the government fulfils its commitment to create the legal framework for the autonomous region. Aquino needs to convince an unruly Congress to pass a "basic law" to create the Bangsamoro autonomous region. Without the law, the accord has no power.
Aquino is aiming to have Congress approve the law by the end of this year, allowing time for a plebiscite for the people in the planned autonomous region to ratify it.
Once this happens, the MILF leaders would control a transitional authority governing the region, maintaining their positions until elections are held in conjunction with national polls in 2016.
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The Android lawn statues are a series of large plastic statues located in front of building 44 at the Googleplex (Google's headquarters) in Mountain View, California. They are based on the code names for versions of Google's Android mobile operating system, which are named after desserts.
Google's Android is the fastest selling mobile operating system as of late 2010[1] and was developed as a partnership with the Open Handset Alliance, with version 1.0 being released on September 23, 2008.[2] The first publicly codenamed version of Android was "Cupcake" which was released on April 27, 2009.[3] Versions 1.0 and 1.1 did not have codenames following this scheme. There was initially a plan to use famous robot names in alphabetical order, and some early interim revisions have been tagged "Astro Boy" and "Bender". Eventually, this plan was discontinued, and version 1.0 did not have a codename, but version 1.1 got the internal codename "Petit Four", which launched the custom of naming Android releases after desserts. When codenames became public with version 1.5, they started to follow alphabetical order, beginning with "C" (apparently since the two previous public releases have been 'skipped' in this scheme). Since then, all further releases of Android were named after desserts, with names being chosen in alphabetical order, although sometimes the same name was applied to multiple versions.[4] A few days before each named operating system is unveiled, Google unveils a lawn statue representing that version's codename. The statues are on the grass lawn in front of Building 44, where the Android development team worked[5] until August 2014.
As of September 2013, eleven statues comprise the collection. Each was created by Themendous, located in Union City, New Jersey.[6] The statues in the order of installation are:
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|A green Android robot
|Represents the operating system in general
|A cupcake
|A donut
|An éclair pastry
|2.0, 2.1
|A dish of frozen yogurt
|Google Nexus One
|First Google phone and 2.2 flagship device
|A gingerbread man
|A piece of honeycomb with a bee and the Android robot
|3.0, 3.1, 3.2
|An ice cream sandwich in the shape of the Android robot
|Ice Cream Sandwich
|A jar in the shape of the Android robot filled with jelly beans[7]
|4.1, 4.2, 4.3
|Jelly Bean
|A Kit Kat bar in the shape of the Android robot
The green Android was joined early on by Alex, a dog of similar colour and design. It was actually a toy chair Puppy by Eero Aarnio. This statue was stolen in 2009.[9]
A similar incident happened in 2012. Due to the summer heat, the head of the Jelly Bean statue popped off, and one of the jelly beans inside was stolen. This prompted Android engineer Dan Morrill to post on Google+, "Jelly Bean is so ridiculously hot that the JB statue overheated, and his head partially melted and popped off. And then we think somebody stole one of the jelly beans. People: please don't steal our jelly beans." [10] The statue has since been repaired.
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It is not only the Onion Router, but the fact that they operate in countries where they are hard to reach -- Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine, Brazil and others -- where McAleavey says enforcement is lax. "Generally, these 'kids' are smart and don't leave much in the way of tracking data," McAleavey says. "They know how to layer proxies to cause the trail to go cold. Some people working for antivirus companies have successfully managed to audit the trails only to find the perps pull up stakes and move elsewhere by the time the authorities actually show up."
The "app store" element of the business amounts to a detection test service, "where a site accepts uploads of packaged malware and tests it against every known antivirus engine with the latest updates and spits out who detected it and as what. So the kids go back, change the code and keep changing it until nobody detects it whereupon, it goes out."
Paganini reports that Zeus offshoot Citadel offers a basic bot builder and botnet administration panel for $2,399 plus a $125 monthly "rent." It also offers what McAleavey noted -- a module for $395 that, "allows botmasters to sign up for a service that automatically updates bot malware to evade the latest antivirus signatures."
What should enterprises and consumers do? All of the usual things -- don't open odd attachments, even from those you know. Stay away from sketchy websites. Keep your antivirus up to date.
Paganini recommends public awareness and alert networks spread through social media. He would also like to see task forces composed of members from various sectors like government, industry, health and the military, "since we are facing cross-sector threats."
But neither Paganini nor McAleavey is optimistic in the short run. "As long as there's ways to get into Windows, and money to be made doing so, there will be no shortage of malware authors and those willing to make money servicing them -- until the means of hijacking machines themselves is solved," McAleavey says.
Paganini says there are no products on the market now that are able to block an enemy that "grows day by day."
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Indian rupee gained on Wednesday against US dollar. Rupee went up 5 paise or 0.08% against US dollar to settle at 59.89 compared to previous close of 59.94.
It touched a high of 59.50 and low of 59.92 after opening at 59.80.
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"Just playing in space was big for me in the offseason," the second-year pro told the Baltimore Sun. "Every day, I did something to work on that. I think it's showing out there on the field. I can feel myself making progress.
"Absolutely, that was a big emphasis for me this offseason and something I really strived to excel at and make one of my weaknesses a strength. I think things are going in the right direction."
Simon made four solo tackles on special teams last year.
Clark appears to be a healthy scratch, as he came into the game without any injury issues. Elvis Dumervil, Ray Rice and Torrey Smith will play.
The remainder of the inactives list includes center Ryan Jensen, running back Bernard Scott, linebacker John Simon, wide receiver Deonte Thompson, defensive lineman Brandon Williams and defensive back Omar Brown.
The two big surprises on the list are Ngata and Stokley. Ngata was unable to practice all week. Stokley was listed as probable heading into the game.
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KIEV (Reuters) - President Viktor Yanukovich and the opposition are expected to sign an agreement brokered by the European Union on Friday to resolve Ukraine's crisis although the opposition still wants some changes, a senior EU diplomat said.
The envoy gave no details except to say that the deal would set out plans for constitutional reforms to be carried out by September. The reforms are widely expected to entail reducing the president's powers.
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