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MU advertising students survey residents for reactor reactions
A class in the advertising department at the MU School of Journalism has created a survey for the Research Reactor Center as part of a semester-long project. The survey raises questions about the community's perception of the reactor's safety and necessity.
"To help MU fulfill its teaching mission, (the reactor staff) periodically works with professors in capstone projects such as this one," said Ken Brooks, associate director at the reactor. "Our most recent capstone experience was with a group of engineering students who designed a piece of equipment to automate part of the shipping process for packages containing active ingredients used in cancer treatments."
Rarely is traditional Christian writing compared with romance novels, but this is where MU professor Patricia Beckman's studies have led. During her year-long research leave from religious studies courses, Beckman is finishing "Medieval Mysticism," which analyzes writings by women during a surge of women's piety and writing in the Middle Ages.
"It's like these love stories of this woman and her god, but it's written in like the romance style of the day," Beckman said. "Instead of having a king as the absent love or some woman in a tower somewhere, it's this woman's longing for her God. It's very different from what people today think of as traditional, but it was tradition, and it was very popular."
Study: Piercing can harm gums
Decorative studs, rings and other lip piercings can seriously damage gums and increase the risk of infections, tooth sensitivity and tooth loss, a new study suggests.
Ohio State University researchers recruited 29 young adults with lower-lip piercings and 29 without and looked for evidence of gingival recession — retraction of the gums that can expose the tooth roots — around the bottom front teeth. Each group had 15 female and 14 male members with an average age of 22.
Mini Mizzou, major morale
The Tigers are losing. The crowd's interest is waning. Mini Mizzou blasts out the fight song anyway.
Win or lose, members of Mini Mizzou love to play. A half-hour before the start of each men's basketball game, the band begins to entertain the crowd.
Stepping into Spring
As MU students put away their winter jackets and trade the library for a bench on the Francis Quadrangle, it is evident spring is elbowing its way into Columbia.
"I like the warm weather much better than the cold," sophomore Mike Schroeder said as he watched the MU lacrosse team play Southern Missouri State University on Stankowski Field. "I am watching one of my friends play, and if it was cold out, I probably would not be here," he said.
Reporter to become consultant on UM system's messages
Scott Charton, the Associated Press' first roving reporter for Missouri, will turn his skills toward gathering information from citizens about how the University of Missouri System is communicating.
"I'd like to know how well the university gets its message out about the things it's doing," Charton said. "I'm going to listen to Missourians and report back to Dr. Floyd."
Local colleges get a face-lift
Historic buildings on Columbia campuses will be getting a face-lift soon, thanks to planning projects at Stephens College, Columbia College and MU.
Lela Raney Wood Hall, at Broadway and College Avenue at Stephens, has been undergoing exterior renovation and will continue its transformation on the inside. It will be the home of student services, administrative offices, a renovated ballroom and the school's Costume Research Library.
Faces: Ben Marsh
Self-expression comes in many forms, and for MU art major Ben Marsh, nothing does the job like photography.
"I don't think I could express myself another way," Marsh said. "It is the best way to get things across."
Police chief gives coins as thank you
More than words were expressed on Wednesday when $3,075 were presented to the Columbia Police Foundation board members in honor of Officer Curtis Brown and fallen Officer Molly Bowden.
Jim and Billie Silvey, co-chairs of the Columbia Police Foundation, accepted the money on behalf of the Officer Down Fund. The money was raised Feb. 26 when Columbia College hosted a benefit concert that featured the Hilary Scott Band.
The Extras
In the market for 12 computer monitors? A medical examination table? A cheap piano? They may not be as hard to find as you think.
The MU Office of Procurement Services has sold university surplus property — including computer and medical equipment — for almost 30 years.
In-demand positions expected to change
For MU freshman Corey Schneider, studying chemical engineering in college seemed to make sense.
"I always felt I would do something with math and science," Schneider said. "I really liked chemistry in high school."
Faces: Michael Porter
Michael Porter said he thinks he has one of the best jobs at MU. As a communications professor and director of special degree programs, Porter has the opportunity to get to know the person behind the student number.
"I have one of the best jobs on campus because I get paid to sit around and talk to students all day," Porter said. "The reason I enjoy that is because I make myself consciously aware that every student has a very interesting story.
Planning ahead for college costs
Caroline Sicht, a sixth-grader at Gentry Middle School, isn't sure what she wants to do when she grows up, but she has started saving for her college education.
Caroline, 12, exhibits show steers for her beef project in the Englewood Hustlers 4-H Club.
Future costs hard to predict
It's never too early to start planning — even when you don't know what to expect.
That's what Anne Hoylman is doing when it comes to her son, Alex Gompper, 8, and his college education.
Blogger given pass to White House
With the growing popularity of the Web log, commonly known as a blog, as a source of news and political commentary, traditional media outlets are beginning to recognize the need for blogs to have access to information —even to have a White House press pass.
On Monday Garrett Graff, editor of FishbowlDC (www.mediabistro.com/fishbowldc), a blog published by Mediabistro.com, became the first blogger to receive a permanent White House press pass.
As a young student about to enter college, Peter Miyamoto found himself torn between great programs.
As a high school student in San Francisco, he had a variety of interests, including playing piano, competing in local tennis tournaments and participating in student government at his school. Miyamoto described his upbringing and education as "normal."
ACT, SAT update features new essay-writing section
As if college entrance exams were not stressful enough, the two biggest ones are being changed.
Both the SAT and the ACT will now include a written essay portion to help colleges make admissions decisions and determine at which level of English a student will be placed.
Lauren Palmer knows what she wants to do with her life — if only she could choose between the two.
Palmer recently played Celia, the naive cousin of the play's protagonist, Rosalind, in MU's Western-themed production of "As You Like It." Palmer performed in her first show as a freshman at her Wichita, Kan., high school. "As You Like It" was her seventh show at MU.
Steve Paxton, the head coach of Tiger Wheelchair Basketball, is in the process of building a team.
MU to emphasize grants
MU is looking for ways to help students use resources already on campus to compete for grants, scholarships and awards outside the university.
Former state legislator Vicky Riback-Wilson, recently hired at MU in the Office of Service-Learning, was asked by interim Provost Lori Franz to help students attain more of these scholarships.


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In what became a running joke, the New Day stable, which consists of Xavier Woods, Kofi Kingston and Big E Langston, kept being delayed by WWE. The trio worked live events together, but they were not utilized on television. Reports have surfaced that the reason why management held off on their push was because of the situation taking place in Ferguson, where a white cop killed a black teenager. The company did not want anything that can be construed as racial on their programming, so the group had to wait.
November 22, 2014
When WWE decided to kill his push, Bo Dallas was understandably concerned about his spot on the roster. He is in even more jeopardy now, as reports have surfaced that Dallas has suffered an injury to his foot. He is said to need about two months off the road to recover. During that time frame, management might push someone else or even bring up a developmental wrestler in his place.
November 3, 2014
While it appears that WWE is setting up Luke Harper for a singles push, a lot of people have been wondering about what the future holds for Erick Rowan. He has not been seen in the recent videos with Harper and Bray Wyatt. There have been no words about him receiving a push as a singles performer as well. Many feel that Rowan will be lost in the shuffle as a solo performer.
October 10, 2014
Management dedicates a lot of their creativity to events such as Royal Rumble 2015. With Randy Orton being penciled in for a baby face turn and a push, there are discussions going on backstage about having him do that at during the big battle royal. A potential story would have the former world heavyweight champion rebelling against the Authority and their wish to have Seth Rollins winning the match.
October 9, 2014
Every year, WWE utilizes a segment in the big battle royal to put over performers by having them dominate the competition. Luke Harper is currently penciled in as a recipient of that push at Royal Rumble 2015. The plan right now is to get fans to start embracing him as a singles performer before giving him the big credibility boost at the Rumble.
October 9, 2014
If you're a big fan of Roman Reigns and want to see WWE continue to push him, then there's some really good news from the merchandise department. His products are the second best selling ones at live events across the country. Management uses that as a big gauge for who they continue to push. John Cena remains the leading seller by a landslide, however.
October 9, 2014
In a move that might be taking place much too soon, WWE has decided to split up the Wyatt Family. Bray Wyatt, Luke Harper and Erick Rowan will all be going their separate ways. Wyatt is rumored to be doing a baby face turn soon since management ran out of top level opponents for him. Harper is expected to receive a nice push as a singles performer, while nothing much has been said about plans for Rowan.
October 1, 2014
On Monday Night Raw this week, WWE aired a video, featuring Luke Harper and Bray Wyatt. Reports have surfaced that the move was done because management wanted to give Harper a singles push. There are also talks that the company is considering a complete split for the Wyatt Family. No word yet on what they plan on doing with Wyatt and Erick Rowan.
September 30, 2014
It appears that WWE might be done with the feud between Miz and Dolph Ziggler, two performers who were largely neglected by the creative department for a good period of time. Management wants to move Ziggler onto another challenge, and the name being tossed around the most is Antonio Cesaro. WWE is still high on Cesaro, even though he has not received a consistent push as of late.
September 23, 2014
On Night of Champions 2014, Cody Rhodes and Goldust defeated Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso for the WWE tag team championship. Rumors are floating around that management felt that the twins had grown stale because they ran out of teams to defend the titles again. Plus, Rhodes has really been getting into his Stardust character, so the front office wants to see if the gimmick can pick up further steam with a championship push.
September 22, 2014
A good person to be friends with in WWE is the top star in the company. Antonio Cesaro has started to really bond with John Cena backstage, and the two of them have reported been hanging out before shows. Some feel that this could help Cesaro finally get that push that he deserves. It should be noted, however, that a friendship with Cena was not enough to get Big E Langston a big push.
September 8, 2014
There are speculations right now that Rosa Mendes could be on the receiving end of a push from WWE. She recently stated in an interview that she has never won a singles match via pin fall on television before. The belief is that she is planting the seeds for an underdog story line. Rosa chasing the championship could be a focal point on Total Divas.
August 23, 2014
There is a little bit of a dilemma backstage in WWE right now when it comes to the Roman Reigns push. Management does not want to put the title on him just yet because they feel that it would be more effective to let him do it at Wrestlemania 31. However, he has gone pretty high up the card already, as Randy Orton is near the top of the ladder. Management will have to figure out what to do with him over the next several months.
August 22, 2014
While management has seemingly given up on the Bo Dallas push, they do not appear to be in a rush to give him a release just yet. The belief is that WWE will keep him around for the time being and utilize him as a roster filler. Dallas is considered a good employee who shows up to work and does not cause trouble backstage. Another push seems to be out of the question, though.
August 18, 2014
Since he still has some backstage stroke, Batista is said to be using his political powers in an attempt to get WWE to push Titus ONeil, whom he calls a very close friend of his. The former world heavyweight champion has even publicly stated that he would be more than willing to be the person to elevate ONeil should the company decide to go that route.
August 15, 2014
Rumors have surfaced that Vince McMahon and company have given up on Bo Dallas. They do not view him as someone that will be a major asset to WWE. With his push being derailed on television, these rumors appear to lean closer to fact than fiction. Dallas had his push taken away almost immediately the last time he was on the main roster, so there are those that believe that this might be his final chance.
August 15, 2014
A little buzz was created this week when Dolph Ziggler defeated Randy Orton in the main event of a WWE live event. A lot of fans believed that this would be the start of a push for the former world heavyweight champion. However, that does not appear to be the case. Ziggler was simply substituting for Roman Reigns, who was on another tour. WWE usually lets the baby face win the final match of the night to send the live audience home happy.
August 11, 2014
Now that he has been given his release from WWE, Evan Bourne is opening up about allegations about his drug use backstage. The high flyer admitted that he did smoke marijuana. he also revealed that he failed the drug test because of synthetic marijuana. Bourne stated that he has apologized to Kofi Kingston, who he was teaming with at the time, for ruining their push.
August 10, 2014
On Monday Night Raw this week, fans witnessed Mark Henry making his return and attacking Damien Sandow. The belief is that he will be given a slight push from WWE, so that he can be utilized in an upcoming feud with Alexander Rusev, who desperately needs people to work against after he is done with Jack Swagger. Beating a performer as big as Henry should help further establish Rusev as a top level heel.
August 5, 2014
WWE has announced that Dolph Ziggler will be challenging the Miz at Summerslam 2014 for the Intercontinental Championship. While his popularity remains pretty strong, this is not a push for Ziggler. Management simply needed a mid card baby face to put over Miz. A title change is not expected to take place, as the company wants to see how far this Hollywood character can go.
August 5, 2014
A lot of eyes stay focused on the developmental program in WWE because that is usually where the next star will come from. The latest person to be viewed as the next one to be elevated to the main roster is Alexa Bliss. The diva has impressed management over the last couple of weeks, and some are even saying that she has moved past Ashley Flair in line. She is already ahead of Bayley and Sasha Banks at the moment.
October 29, 2014
Earlier this month, it was revealed that WWE pays their developmental wrestlers approximately $25,000 a year. It has now been discovered that the amount is only for the male performers. The divas in WWE NXT, such as Ashley Flair, Bayley and Sasha Banks, are paid $50,000 a year, which is twice as much. The reasoning behind that is because management feels that the girls have more expenses in maintaining their looks.
September 18, 2014
There are rumors floating around that a title change could be taking place in WWE NXT very soon. Bayley might be given the women's title during the middle part of September. Reports are floating around that Ashley Flair is on the verge of being given a promotion to the main roster in about a month, so she would need to drop the belt to someone else in developmental.
August 28, 2014
When WWE announced a tournament to crown a new Women's Champion in their developmental program, one of the names brought up as a potential champion was Bayley. Management is very high on her, and the belief was that she would be receiving an opportunity to prove herself in a featured role. That will not be happening now since Bayley was eliminated from the tournament by Sasha Banks this week.
May 2, 2014
Since she is gaining some popularity in WWE NXT, Bayley has become a name that wrestling fans are growing familiar with. As is usually the case with attractive females in the industry, fans have been searching for topless pictures of Bayley. While there are plenty of fake topless pictures floating around the internet, Bayley has never done any adult photo shoots.
May 1, 2014
One of the ideas being discussed right now is to have Ric Flair managing Ashley Flair in WWE NXT. With Paige being elevated to the main roster, management can now put more of the spotlight on Ashley, Sasha Banks and Bayley. Having the Nature Boy involved would help to increase interest from the audience, as he is still a beloved performer.
April 15, 2014
Since she is now the WWE Divas Champion, Paige will be dropping the WWE NXT Women's Championship soon. The top candidates at the moment are Ashley Flair and Sasha Banks. While some are pushing for management to put Bayley in the spot, the company feels that it would be better for business if she were to chase the title for a couple of months first.
April 13, 2014
A picture of Bayley and Paige at Wrestlemania 30. The WWE NXT developmental divas were watching the show from the stands in the Superdome with the rest of the fans.
April 8, 2014
A picture of Bayley, a WWE developmental diva, with Seiya Sanada, the current TNA X Division Champion, has surfaced on Twitter.
March 18, 2014
Scotty 2 Hotty spent some town down in WWE NXT this weekend, where the veteran performer made an appearance and helped to train some of the developmental wrestlers at the WWE Performance Center. He also posed for this picture with Bayley and posted it on Twitter.
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Without a "net neutrality" problem. Strangely however, with every passing "no-problem" day, the pro-regulation crowd becomes ever more shrill and ever more insistent that if government doesn't regulate, it will be "the end of the Internet as we know it"!
The Federal Communications Commission is moving ahead with proposed "Open Internet" rules, which would give federal regulators vast new powers, and ultimately lead to government control of the Internet.
The Internet has become a powerful communications and economic force because it has been free from government interference. To make sure the power and promise of the Internet continues, we need to keep it free of government interference.
Brendan Sasso
National Journal
President Obama thrilled liberals and Internet activists last week by calling for the "strongest possible" net-neutrality regulations to ensure that all Internet traffic is treated equally.
But his plan, which is still under consideration by the Federal Communications Commission, has raised a host of thorny regulatory questions unrelated to net neutrality, such as whether to impose government fees on Internet service.
Just hours after the White House released Obama's statement, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler met in a conference room in his agency's headquarters with public interest advocates. According to two people at the meeting, Wheeler warned that implementing Obama's plan would not be easy. The FCC would have to consider a range of issues, including whether to create a new fee on monthly Internet bills, Wheeler said. Read More…
Tom Still
Kenosha News
By any standard, the Internet ranks as one of the leading innovations of our time. It has revolutionized everything from commerce to medicine to entertainment, all within the confines of a generation.
Better yet, it has done so largely without government regulation. So, why would President Obama think now is the time to turn back the clock to Depression-era rules written when all telephones were black, hard-wired and hung on a wall?
Obama said this week he believes high-speed Internet service providers should be regulated through "the strongest possible rules to protect net neutrality," thus endorsing a proposal to empower the Federal Communications Commission to require Internet service providers to treat all web traffic equally and not charge content providers for better access. Read More…
by Douglas Holtz-Eakin & Will Rinehart
CNS News
President Obama sent shockwaves through the network neutrality debate this past week by announcing his support of broadband reclassification (so-called "Title II regulation"). The move is equally startling and disappointing: presidents rarely offer such specific guidance and President Obama's proposal isn't likely to work as he intends it. Instead, the result would be regulatory chaos, years of legal wrangling, and a lost generation of consumer benefits from innovation and investment by Internet companies.
In its simplest form, network neutrality is the idea that all data should be treated equally and free when it passes over the Internet. While a superficially appealing notion, enshrining this idea into regulation is difficult and dangerous. For starters, networks must be constantly managed to ensure service. At any point in time, the cumulative burden of Netflix streams, LinkedIn invitations, Facebook po Read More…
Michael Wolff
USA Today
President Obama's decision to advocate the reclassification of Internet broadband services as a utility under Title II of the Telecommunications Act — that is, making broadband subject to all the laws that regulate telephone service — seems particularly Obama-like: squirrelly and lofty at the same time.
It's squirrelly because it will never happen. Even the FCC's chairman, Obama appointee Tom Wheeler, under whose authority the policy falls, seemed to acknowledge the president's unhelpfulness by coolly noting the difficult legal thresholds further regulation and a change in status might face. Read More…
On Title II Reclassification: "The end loser will be consumers. The Internet isn't a utility, so we shouldn't treat it as one"
WASHINGTON, DC – House Communications and Technology Subcommittee Vice Chairman Bob Latta (R-OH) today continued speaking out against heavy-handed regulation of the Internet currently being advocated for by President Obama. During the Free State Foundation's policy seminar entitled, "Thinking the Unthinkable: Imposing the 'Utility Model' on Internet Providers," Latta lauded the many success stories of innovation and growth provided by light regulatory touch and cautioned that new regulations on the Internet will impede innovation, job creation, and consumer choice. Excerpts of Latta's speech below:
by: Steve Pociask
In an effort to impose net neutrality regulations, the FCC is considering the reclassification of broadband services from an "information service" to a "telecommunications service." However, reclassifying broadband services as a regulated telecommunications service would come at a major cost to consumers.
Today, public utility property is generally taxed at a higher rate or under a broader base than other commercial property. Since reclassification would put broadband access under Title II regulation, many states are likely to use this new regulatory designation to generate additional property taxes. Moreover, states can do so without ever having to pursue the more challenging course of legislative change. For example, if ISPs are regulated by the FCC as a telecommunications service, current North Carolina law allows these companies to be taxed as a public utility service. Read More…
by Scott Cleland
If Congress or the media seek incisive oversight/accountability questions to ask the FCC about the real world implications and unintended consequences of its Title II net neutrality plans, here are ten that fit the bill.
1. Authority? If the FCC truly needs more legal authority to do what it believes necessary in the 21st century, why doesn't the FCC start the FCC modernization process and ask Congress for the legitimacy of real modern legislative authorities? Or is it the official position of the FCC that its core 1934 and 1996 statutory authorities are sufficiently timeless, modern and flexible to sustain the legitimacy of FCC regulation for the remainder of the 21st century? Read More…
By Yaël Ossowski
With a name like Federal Communications Commission, one would expect the nation's premier regulator of the public airwaves to be a functioning government bureaucracy with access to the federal coffers.
But much like the Federal Reserve, which regulates monetary policy for the United States, the FCC actually is an independent agency, connected to the executive and legislative branches only by presidential appointment and Senate confirmation of commissioners.
It receives its money solely from usage fees collected from communications firms, which pass that cost on to consumers.
That means it's no more federal than Federal Express. Read More…
Hance Haney
Technology Liberation Front
Supporters of Title II reclassification for broadband Internet access services point to the fact that some wireless services have been governed by a subset of Title II provisions since 1993. No one is complaining about that. So what, then, is the basis for opposition to similar regulatory treatment for broadband?
Austin Schlick, the former FCC general counsel, outlined the so-called "Third Way" legal framework for broadband in a 2010 memo that proposed Title II reclassification along with forbearance of all but six of Title II's 48 provisions. He noted that "this third way is a proven success for wireless communications." This is the model that President Obama is backing. Title II reclassification "doesn't have to be a big deal," Harold Feld reminds us, since the wireless industry seems to be doing okay despite the fact mobile phone service was classified as a Title II service in 1993. Read More…
Gus Hurwitz
American Enterprise Institute
Last week President Obama entered the Net Neutrality fray. He did so forcefully and inartfully, interjecting his views late in a months-long period of complex discussions. And he did so with the sophistication of an outsider to these discussions, with a superficial understanding of the issues and a simplistic approach to addressing them. For the President, it seems, core telecommunications policy issues are a political football, to be reduced to populist terms and scrimmaged over for a few yards of political gain. But these issues present complex technical, legal, and economic issues that cannot – and should not – be reduced to mere political terms. They affect an industry of critical economic and social importance; one that makes up a significant portion of GDP and that contributes hundreds of billions of dollars of private investment annually; and one that is of great importance to the modern democratic state. Read More…
Mike Wendy
Media Freedom
No one loves their public utilities. They're slow, unresponsive to change, and only just good enough for government work, which isn't saying much.
If you'd talk to progressives working in the Internet space, though, you'd hear a different story. They think that utilities, and the 19th Century regulation used to control them, are the greatest things since sliced bread. You see, they want to make private U.S. broadband providers public utilities, and radical groups like Free Press, Public Knowledge and MoveOn.org have pulled out all of the stops to get the Federal Communications Commission to do so.
Why? Read More…
by Free State Foundation
On the issue of ) AT&T and Direct TV merger
Before the
Federal Communications Commission
Washington, D.C. 20554
In the Matter of Protecting and Promoting the Open Internet
GN Docket No. 14-28
Comments of
Free-Market Advocates Opposed to Internet Regulation
For 10 years officials at the Federal Communications Commission have told Americans that the Internet will "break" unless the agency steps in to keep it "free and open." All the while, the Internet's privately driven development has been vibrant, relentless and universal. Nevertheless, at points during this same period the Commission twice sought to encumber the Internet with restrictive common carrier-like, Net Neutrality regulations. In response to each of these actions, the DC Circuit twice struck down the agency's overreach. In the latest DC Circuit ruling – Verizon v. FCC[1] – the Court struck down the main thrust of the Commission's arguments, but found that the Commission had some authority under Section 706 of the Communications Act. The Commission has apparently undertaken the present Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to once again establish a regulatory regime in the absence of a market failure or a clear Congressional grant of authority.
The Internet is "free and open," making the vast "network of networks" an integral engine for societal growth, participatory democracy and global commerce. Its healthy development came primarily through the lack of government regulation, not because of it. Although the Court seems to have offered the FCC a very narrow pathway to impose some form of Net Neutrality regulation on the Internet, nothing demands that the FCC go forward with its present plans.
Before the
Federal Communications Commission
Washington, D.C. 20554
In the Matter of Framework for Broadband Internet Service
GN Docket No. 10-127
FCC Docket No. 10-114
Reply Comments
of the Undersigned Members of the
The Commission is being asked by Free Press and other organizations to pursue a radical course of action – reclassifying information services as telecommunications services in order to regulate the Internet for the first time. We write to urge the Commission to keep the Internet free of new government regulation and taxation and to refrain from rushing into such a potentially disastrous course of action.
Analysts are only beginning to grasp the extent of the disruptive and destructive consequences of regulating the Internet under Title II of the Communications Act, and the Commission is in no position to predict the outcome, much less assure Americans it will be positive. Americans have heard political leaders admit that we will not know the full extent or nature of massive health care and financial services regulations until after the underlying legislation has been passed. Now, Americans are facing the imposition of an even lesser-understood regulatory regime over the Internet without the benefit of any legislative process whatsoever.
Before the
Federal Communications Commission
Washington, D.C. 20554
In the Matter of
Preserving the Open Internet GN Docket No. 09-191
Broadband Industry Practices WC Docket No. 07-52
Supplemental Reply Comments of the Internet Freedom Coalition
Just two days prior to the Commission's deadline for reply comments regarding the above Notice of Proposed Rulemakings, the U.S. Court of Appeals ruled in Comcast v. FCC that the Commission has no authority to enact Net Neutrality rules. The deadline for comments was extended, particularly to facilitate discussion of other methods of promulgating Net Neutrality regulations.
Beginning with comments on the National Broadband Plan filed by Public Knowledge in January, a small number of organizations have since proposed classifying the Internet as a Title II common carrier service as a way of asserting the Commission's authority to enact Net Neutrality regulations. The Internet Freedom Coalition respectfully submits these reply comments in strong opposition to any effort to reclassify the Internet as a Title II service.


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Economic risk – not war or an international epidemic – is the biggest threat to world supply chains.
Latin American retailer Cencosud is to step up its responsible sourcing programme by partnering with Sedex.
Mistakes in the way goods and services are procured in the public sector are putting organisations at risk of fines and legal fees, according to Achilles.
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The probation union Napo has launched a legal challenge following the UK government's announcement of preferred bidders to provide probation services.
The FBI is stepping up investigations into sophisticated schemes to defraud office supply stores that are being organised by Nigerian cyber criminals, that have so far caused around 250 vendors to write off nearly $5 million (£3.1 million) in unpaid-for goods.
A former Boeing procurement officer in the US has been sentenced to 20 months in prison for selling information that helped a supplier win seven contracts to provide military aircraft parts worth $1.5 million (£930 million).
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development has told the country its enforcement efforts have been "insufficiently proactive".
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CIPS Advanced Diploma Prize winner Rob Williams says that studying with people from other sectors and using past papers to revise previous questions and answers was really helpful.
Major David Duddy has been awarded Best Military Dissertation 2014 by CIPS, with a paper that will "make a major contribution to the future of supply chain relationship theory and to successful partnering and collaboration".
Increased efficiencies in procurement and a shift in attitudes to the function have persuaded South African state-owned logistics company Transnet to sign up to the new, advanced CIPS' Corporate award programme for the fourth year running.
CIPS has launched an interactive version of its Global Standard for procurement and supply management professionals.
CIPS Oman branch host their inaugural event; the joint CIPS and Oil and Gas UK Supply Chain seminar; developing the skills of Saudi Arabian nationals; and supply chain reporting to the Modern Slavery Bill.
Jane Hutt, finance and business minister in the Welsh Government, is the first woman to receive a CIPS honorary fellowship.
CIPS has developed a knowledge partnership with Total Gas & Power to offer category-specific information to CIPS members around buying and managing gas and electricity for their organisation.


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Opal glows in a beautiful, historic space
Friday, October 24 at 7:30 pm
in the intimate St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 337 Charlotte Street, North Asheville
The Opal String Quartet brings its passionate style to romantic masterpieces, as well as two new compositions by composer Tim Winter of Saluda. Winter's works are jazzy, lush and intriguing and create the perfect contrast for the deep sonorities of Johannes Brahms' C Minor String Quartet and Ernest Bloch's plaintive "Prelude."
Guest violinist Seth Gangwer, a stunning multi-genre artist who just recently moved to WNC by way of Nashville, will join OSQ founding members violinist Ginger Kowal, violist Kara Poorbaugh and cellist Franklin Keel.
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- 3 Tbls all- purpose flour
- 4 cups low-sodium chicken broth
- 2 cups fresh or frozen corn kernels (thawed, if frozen)
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 1/4 tsp paprika
- sea salt, to taste
- freshly ground pepper, to taste
- 4 salmon fillets (about 1 1/2 lbs), skinned and cut into 2-inch pieces
- fresh lemon juice, to taste
- 1 to 2 Tbls chopped fresh dill
- 1 to 2 Tbls chopp fresh parsley
- Melt butter in a large saucepan over medium heat. Add onion and potato, and cook, stirring often, about 5 minutes. Add flour, and cook, stirring constantly, 1 minute. Add broth, and bring to a boil; reduce heat, and simmer, covered, 5 minutes or just until potato is tender.
- Stir in corn and next 4 ingredients; return to a simmer, stirring occasionally. Add salmon, and simmer 4 minutes or just until fish flakes. Add lemon juice and fresh herbs; season with additional sea salt and pepper, if desired.
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Hockey Prospectus identifies a player trending up, a player trending down and a key stat for the 2014-15 Los Angeles Kings.Story | Conversation | September 09, 2014
Los Angeles Kings lift Stanley Cup for fans in downtown parade
Darryl Sutter patted the glistening rim of the Stanley Cup, and a roar erupted from the Los Angeles Kings' joyous fans.Story | Conversation | June 16, 2014
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Tom Awad of Hockey Prospectus provides a look at how the Conn Smythe race stacks up heading into the 2014 Stanley Cup finals between the Los Angeles Kings and the New York Rangers.Story | Conversation | June 02, 2014
Kings jump to early lead, take 3-1 series edge over Blackhawks
Jake Muzzin, Marian Gaborik and captain Dustin Brown scored in a dominant first period, and the Los Angeles Kings beat the Chicago Blackhawks 5-2 Monday night to take a 3-1 lead in the Western Conference final.Recap | Box Score | Conversation | May 26, 2014
Chicago Blackhawks dominate the playoff player rankings - NHL Pla...Tom Awad
Tom Awad of Hockey Prospectus provides a look at the best players remaining in the postseason at all positions, with a goaltender topping the ranks.Story | Conversation | May 19, 2014
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That neither the Sharks nor the Ducks could ultimately come up with an answer for Marian Gaborik or Kopitar begs the question of what can the Hawks do? ESPN.com's Scott Burnside ponders.Story | Conversation | May 17, 2014
Anze Kopitar, Tuukka Rask lead playoff player rankings - 2014 Sta...Tom Awad
Tom Awad of Hockey Prospectus shares his updated version of the postseason player rankings of the top 10 forwards, top five defensemen and top five goalies. Anze Kopitar remains atop the forward rankings.Story | Conversation | May 12, 2014
One key stat plus a prediction for every series - NHL Playoffs 20...Matthew Coller and Ryan Wagman
Matthew Coller and Ryan Wagman of Hockey Prospectus identify one key stat for every NHL playoff series, weighing in with their prediction on whether the trend will continue as well as picking a winner in each series.Story | Conversation | April 15, 2014
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Columbus Blue Jackets activate Marian Gaborik, James Wisniewski
The Columbus Blue Jackets activated forward Marian Gaborik and defenseman James Wisniewski off injured reserve Friday.Story | Conversation | December 20, 2013
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Sean Allen offers up his top 200 rankings for the 2013-14 fantasy hockey season for forwards, defensemen and goaltenders and provides analysis of players who are moving up and down the rankings.Story | Conversation | November 19, 2013
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Corey Pronman of Hockey Prospectus assesses the under-23 core depth of every NHL team, and puts them into tiers based on his grades.Story | Conversation | September 18, 2013
NHL - Non-rental players to watch at trade deadlineScott Burnside
Here's a look at some top end players who have another year left on their deals who could be in play this week, writes Scott Burnside.Story | Conversation | April 01, 2013
NHL Player Power Rankings - San Jose Sharks still showing some ea...Tom Awad
In the first edition of the Player Power Rankings for the 2013 season, veteran forwards Patrick Marleau and Joe Thornton are showing there's still some bite left in the San Jose Sharks. Meanwhile, Craig Anderson tops the league's netminders early.Story | Conversation | January 28, 2013
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Former Clinton Counsel Lloyd Cutler Dies at 87
When I worked for Wilmer, Cutler in London I had the privilege of working for "Lloyd" as he wanted to be called (not that we younguns ever quite did) on a pro-bono matter. Lloyd Cutler had drafted the firm to help him in connection with an international project to advise Czechoslovakia, which was trying to draft a new constitution. (We were too late — they cut the deal that doomed them to split two days before we made our presentations.) I found a very impressive and decent man, with a dash of the Washington fixer.
The Washington Post quotes its former ombudsman as describing him as "a corporate godfather by day and Sister Theresa by night." Sounds about right.
Lloyd Cutler worked on many good causes, and as one of the US's equivalent of the 'great and the good' performed many public services. His greatest achievement may be the institution he left behind. I don't know whether it's still as true today, but the Wilmer, Cutler I worked in was an impressive and highly decent place, a Washington institution, a litigation powerhouse at once intellectual and moral, with an intense commitment to public service. Not many firms manage that. Not many people can help create something like that — and then let go at the right time.
I last saw him here in Miami in January 2003, when the National Research Council's CSTB Committee on "Privacy in the Information Age," which he chaired, held a meeting here. He was older, and moved less surely, but the fire (and the growl) was still there, undiminished.
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Groove Therapy - 14th November 2014
This week marked the passing of a Hip Hop legend, Big Bank Hank who was one third of the Sugarhill Gang. Whilst it can be argued that groups biggest hit was never written by the trio (Musically and lyrically), it's easy to forget that the Sugarhill Gang left a long legacy of recordings to the Sugarhill label. I've included a few of my own personal favourites in this weeks episode, some of which hold more connections to the raw aesthetic of Hip Hop than their biggest hit ever did, and some more surprisingly which fit more comfortably within the early…
Groove Therapy - 7th November 2014
After a four month break the Groove Therapy podcast returns - And whilst I'm still sorting through the many new vinyl acquisitions I've acquired through the break, this episode shouldn't disappoint as I dig back through the crates and pull out a bunch of gems peppered with a few recent releases, including the new 45 from Canadian producer Jorun Bombay who takes on the beloved Bob James classic Nautilus, and a new 45 on the amazing Fraternity Music Group label courtesy of the Undercover Brother editing another classic "Tramp" as re-envisioned by The Grits.
Record shopping in Istanbul
Istanbul is an amazing city with a long musical heritage, and the serious record collector will find a lot of stores to keep you on your feet for a few days. For a city that straddles two continents you will find a vast variety of music - and of course a lot of local Turkish music. A word of advice for those who are looking for local sounds: Bring a portable record player (I didn't). Many of the stores don't have listening stations, and the vast collections of local Turkish music can be quite overwhelming if you don't know what…
The Empire State
As part of the 45 RPM tour I recently visited the Empire State New York to spin a few 45s, and of course fit in a bit of record shopping. First stop was out in Brooklyn to play at the Bionic Boogie Sessions, run by my man Cam Run, an ex-pat Australian who is now doing big things in NY. He runs a great weekly spot that caters for anyone into good music - with a host of visiting Aussie's either behind or infront of the turntables to make you feel right at home.
Oakland / San Francisco
The Shan Frenzie 45 RPM tour is well under way. First stop was Oakland California, to catch up with old friend DJ Platurn who runs the Bay Area's premier 45's night, The 45 Sessions. On this particular night I shared the headline with Canada's chief rocker The Gaff. Big shout outs to the Oakland Faders deejays Platurn & Enki for holding down such a great night, and also to resident DJ Delgado who took the night off to make room for the nights guests, but came to hang out anyway.
Groove Therapy - 20th June 2014
An action packed episode of the Groove Therapy podcast traversing sounds of Washington Go-Go to Brazilian Samba with a heavy dose of disco and boogie thrown in to the mix. The mix also features some of my favourite early nineties club staples from UK hip hop group Outlaw Posse, and Richie Rich. A couple of future B Boy classics also got a spin, courtesy of tracks from Para and Virgil Howe with Shawn Lee. A new releases from Giles Peterson's new project Sonzeira gets the official Groove Therapy track of the week.
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Internist, Gastroenterologist (digestive)
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Braintree, MA 02184 Phone number & directions
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Dr. Reddy graduated from Harvard University , Boston.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Metropolitan Hotel Dubai
Great Little Hotel!
We stayed at this hotel for the New Year 2005/6 and had a fantastic time. On first appearence the lobby is nice, and fairly grand. We were checked in quickly and even though we were early we were allocated the room anyway, which was just as well beacuse we were shattered from our night flight!
On our way to the room, you do notice a slight musty smell when you get out of the lifts, the decor is pretty traditional red carpets, oak wood, cream walls, a pretty standard 3* I would say. The room was big and the bed was sooooo comfy! We had a room looking over the front of the hotel, which obviously looked out on to the main road, we didnt hear a thing - it wasnt noisy at all.
The location is good, the taxis are really cheap so, to get to either Jumeriah or Deira - you are really in the middle of both.
The facilites in the hotel were great, there are lots of bars and restaurants, but unfortunately we didnt get to sample them all. The gala dinner the hotel provided on NYE was fantastic- Sushi, Lobster, the works! Breakfast was fantastic too, plenty of choice, and something for everyone. The Atrium is nice an peaceful on a morning and although some of the rooms do look out onto this, they have the reflective glass so you cant see anything that may put you off your brekki!
The pool area was really nice too, relaxing- we enjoyed spending the morning on at the pool bar, before we headed off on the Dune Bashing Tour - which is a MUST! If you suffer from a queasy tummy or travel sickness of any kind - be warned - lots of people we pretty ill on our tour. When we arrived at the Bedouin Camp - the atmosphere was amazing, we really enjoyed sampling the traditional arabic delights!
We also spent the day at the Habotor Grand Spa on the Beach which was lovely too, a bit more luxuious that the Met Hotel.
I would stay in this hotel again without a doubt, however, I think that if (or when) we go back to dubai I would like to sample somewhere on Jumeriah Beach.
All you need for a great holiday
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this hotel - the food was divine, the room clean, the facilities great and the service was excellent. This hotel offers value for money and the staff take pride in attention to detail. Well worth it!
OK, but tired
When there are such great hotels in Dubai, why stay here? Not overly bad, but lost it's sparkle. Also, prostitutes seem to frequent the bars here. Generally run down and not in a good location, being right next to a busy freeway and away from both central Dubai and the beach resorts.
Avoid at all costs
Small, dull rooms. Musty smell. Low ceilings. Average service. Some of the rooms open onto the internal courtyard where one of the restaurants is located. Can somewhat put you off breakfast! There is absolutely no reason to stay here when there are dozens of far better hotels in Dubai. It is right next to Sheikh Zayeed road, and being on only 5 floors, virtually all rooms are guanteed traffic noise. Quite why this hotel has escaped becoming a new construction site (like the rest of Dubai) is beyond me. The staff sometimes try, but there is no getting away from the fact that this is a shockingly bad advert for Dubai in 2005. Was probably good when it opened in the 70's, but there was little choice then! AVOID IT!
Good hotel, lots of restaurants nice pool, all you'd need
The hotel is a good four star property. Rooms were a little mundane but fine. Lots of choice for eating: Thai Fish, Chinese, A la Carte, Italian and Lebanese Restaurants, English Pub, Italian Cafe and a Nightclub!! We tried the pub, the Thai and the Italian Restaurant and they were all excellent.
Staying in July, we were pleased to discover that the pool was chilled - but less pleased to discover how cold it was compared to the 45 degree heat (although it was a good excuse to sit at the poolbar half in & half out of the water)!
The shuttle bus was handy and the drivers were very helpful.
Would recommend this hotel for anyone who doesn't mind not being by the beach (or is okay with the shuttle bus to the Metropolitan Beach Hotel)
A Good Hotel
I chose this hotel because I was working at Jebli Ali and the situation is very good for town & beach.
Having lived at this hotel for 6 months (Jan to June) I found this hotel had very very good service was brilliant and the rooms were very clean.
The hotel runs a shuttle service to both the beach (Metropolitan Beach hotel) and town this was very good as if you stay down at the beach hotel it is very quite in the evenings - so you could stay at the beach all day and then pay a visit to the town at night!!.
It also has a good swimming pool, a good pub for the beer and a couple of night clubs if you wish, there is also the cinema and half a dozen resteraunts including a Thai & Italian.
You could possibly find better hotels on the beach but they are a lot more expensive.
I would certainly recommend this hotel and I would stay there again.
Rather "old" Dubai
Whilst the Metropolitan has good facilities (including a well-equipped health centre and a cinema next door), this hotel does nothing for Dubai's growing reputation as a stylish destination. The design is more small-town shopping mall than international hotel. And the rooms are nondescript. Perhaps for the price this is fair enough, but don't reserve a room expecting anything special. Oh and the 24hour coffee-shop cum restaurant serves decidedly sub-standard fare.
Overpriced and needs updating
The hotel is overpriced and needs updating, rooms were tired looking and the hotel smelt a bit musty as you walked in. Hotel rooms in dubai are expensive anyway but you can get better value for money elsewhere and better locations. However the pub was quite nice, with a beer garden, an attraction for european visitors.
Good value hotel
I have stayed at this hotel on 2 occasions and although it is one of the less luxurious in Dubai it nevertheless represents very good value for money.
Not ideally located off the busy main highway, it is however handily placed for both city & beach and the facilities of the sister hotel at Metropolitan Beach resort are available to guests. The hotel runs a free shuttle service to both the beach and the city (each around 15 minutes journey).
The hotel is very clean and comfortable and the staff are friendly & helpful.
There are approx. 10 restaurants at the hotel, together with bars and even it's own multi cinema complex!
All-in-all a great value hotel for the budget-concious traveller. Recommended.
Out of place in Dubai
Nothing majorly wrong with this hotel only that you can do so much better than this in Dubai. The only hotel in Dubai that I have seen that is drab and dated. Even the location is a bit random. If you came a cross this hotel in New York or London you would have done well but in Dubai there are so many better hotels to stay in.
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The long walk to nowhere
... had to pull everything out again for the second time at Dubai, and power on my laptop, iPad and camera. This was the point I was glad I'd googled something completely unrelated before I left and had stumbled on this requirement, because it's only been in place for about 3 months. If I'd not known about it, I would have had my phone with me, I wouldn't have been able to turn it on and they would have most likely confiscated it.
Dusty Dubai
... A/C). Much clearer outside and slightly cooler. Less wind than yesterday.
A lot of refurbishment work going on overnight in the Mall with a huge workforce getting the noise and construction over and done with before the punters arrive for another day of shopping. As seen elsewhere in Asia and here in the Middle East, everyone has a job. Platoons of security guards throughout the complex, door openers, cleaning staff etc. But ...
Shop til You Drop!
... The inside was very beautiful with a two-story waterfall and several atriums. There were stores from all over the world. It was interesting to see the mix of new and old with the men dressed in robes and head dresses and the Burka-clad women but carrying Armani bags, toting Chanel handbags, going into a Build a Bear.
The aquarium has the largest viewing window anywhere so that was pretty neat. There are Great White Sharks and a Killer Crocodile (it was 1653 ...
Brisbane To Dubai
Great flight from Brisbane to Dubai. Business class is Awesome. I will definitely have to save up my pennies for this standard of flight on any other trips I do.
Yes Dave I think I already would like to do more and haven't got to my destination yet. My nerves settled once I got on the plane.
Very impressed with Emirates we have had lovely staff unfortunately Emily hasn't been moved up to Business Class like we were hoping. But she ...
The unexpected
... to music and accompanied by timed lighting was simply mesmorising. It might sound like a stretch, but it was like the movement of a ballet. The beauty of the fountains together with the power (some blasts of water were up to 150 meters into the air), were really a work of art. Had a late dinner at a Lebanese restaurant nearby, bought some Lebanese pastries and then headed home for bed.


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