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The city is reeling under scorching heat and the usual April showers are nowhere in sight.
As the summer sun broils one and all mercilessly, one would imagine that vendors would be reporting good returns on their investments by selling mouth-watering watermelons.
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My Boss has asked me to do a presentation to SMT about TCO. I have a Basic idea but would like any advice anybody has. I wouldn't mind working out how much it costs to allow USB keys becuse they think it is just £15 :roll:
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My Boss has asked me to do a presentation to SMT about TCO. I have a Basic idea but would like any advice anybody has. I wouldn't mind working out how much it costs to allow USB keys becuse they think it is just £15 :roll:
TCO is a business buzzword and was used almost soley as a method of selling new hardware to companies by producing lots of lovely figures to justify the expense of the new equipment. You can create and jucggle the figures as you wish and make them say what you want them too. In short, TCO is a marketing tool and if your SMT have latched onto it then more fool them.
TCO measure the amount of money it costs to own/run/manage an item over its lifespan - say 3 years. For example, a printer may cost £400 and you replace the toner every 3 months at a cost of £70. However, another printer may cost £200 but the toners run out after 2 months and cost £80 each. Printer 2 has a higher TCO. This is before taking into account your time to change toners and clean the printer.
As for USB keys, you will need to try to decide how many hours it will take to configure your environment to take them (securely) - 10 sounds like a nice round number - and then factor in on going time for when the malicious little brats invade your network with crap - 3 hours a week. If you get paid £1 an hour and can buy a USB drive for £2 then £15 sounds fair! :P
@Dos_Box: TCO is very important in education too! A low TCO means that running costs and administrative overhead are low. Low running costs mean more money to spend on shiny new things and low administrative overheads mean less firefighting! :P
i have got somewhere tot excel tool i will dig it out
You can still manipulate the figures as you want though!
of course but it provides evidence if fileld in correct and truthly provides head with figures to say here is what is required to keep running for next 3 years
Do they want to spend more money or less? If you think they'd be amenable you could put together a replacement plan for all your expenditures.
Surely the time you wasted spent on working out TCO's could be better used. Obviously you want to compare the price of products and reusable items like toners, but taking into consideration man hours is pointless as its a totally random and unpredictable number. You can roughly say how many toners a year you will need but to come up with an accurate number on how often you will spend fixing the printer is bizarre ! Especially when you haven't even bought it yet.
TCO is an extremely important tool in Network Management. In order to accurately decide on any purchase you need to do some sort of cost-benefit analysis, even if this is only in your head... and to be able to correctly do that, you need to know the total cost of an item, not just the up-front or purchase cost, which never reveals the true picture. The major problem in the past with many schools is that they'll just buy equipment and never see the ongoing and associated costs of it - hence we have under-paid, sometimes under-qualified ICT staff in so many schools. If the projects to deploy ICT in schools had been done properly in the first place, there really wouldn't so many problems now. I bet _Rics TCO has decreased dramatically with a thin client architecture... and no doubt that argument was part of how he sold the idea to senior management. More info in the attached pdf... but definately a subject every NM should be aware of, and know how to use.... IMHO :D
Well, I suppose that is a point, I could make good use of it to SMT. Ric is right to have the thin client network as it makes so much sense. But I'd still stand by what I said if someone was coming to me with a TCO analysis.
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Thanks for all this it is really useful. The whole issue came up when the cheapest I was quoted was £30 to get rid of our old GX110 systems. With the EU regulations about environmental disposal of electronic equipment throwing them away was not an option. I got around this by "giving" them to staff but SMT got concerned about the cost of my time to do that ! After pointing out that a computer is not just for christmas and that maintaining old kit cost money they have asked for a TOC in order to plan ICT spending more effectivly. I think the lights have finally come on re ICT spending so I want to do it right so that our current Technican ratio of 1 to 160 can be reduced and the world can be a better place.... To quote " I love it when a plan comes together". :twisted:
If I was cynical I would suggest using the figures to get them to agree to buying the kit you want!Quote:
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I will be obviously asking for what is required but based on the premise you only ever get 50% of what you ask for. But it is more fundamental than that they (SMT) really have no idea that when you buy a PC it is not just the £300-800 price that has to be considered. It's the cabling infrastructure, switch capacity, server capacity, maintenace cost, support time and finally disposal cost. so the budget needs to be maintaned high year on year to keep things running not 100k one year 20k next. After all we all know the member of staff that requires a full time technician all to themselves :x
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GLENDALE, Ariz. — The good news is the Blackhawks woke up this morning in the same place in the standings as when they went to bed.
But given the shellacking they took from the Dallas Stars on Thursday, you wonder how much they slept.
Jonathan Toews, for one, said Thursday he wasn't interested in immediately wiping the 5-0 Dallas debacle from his memory ahead of Sunday's game at the Phoenix Coyotes.
"We shouldn't forget about this one too quick," Toews told reporters. "We'll definitely remind ourselves of how bad we were and how disappointing our performance was [Thursday] in the next one.
"Those are two points that we pretty much gave away."
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Gaining two points Sunday against the Coyotes will be vitally important because two of the teams chasing the Hawks — the Calgary Flames and the Anaheim Ducks — play each other Sunday, as well.
That means that the Hawks, with 84 points, need to win to avoid possibly being overtaken for seventh by the Flames (83 points) or giving up ground to the Ducks (81).
"The reality is what it is," Turco said. "We're going to be in the desert a couple days to dwell on it."
What the Hawks come up with will go a long way toward determining their fate.
NOTES: Jake Dowell, who has 20 points (six goals, 14 assists) and is plus-6 in his first full season, recently was given a vote of confidence when he was installed as the third-line center and assigned to match up against the opponent's top line.
"The one thing about Jake, he gives you game-in, game-out predictability in his game," coach Joel Quenneville said. "It looks like [he's getting more] quality ice time or quantity ice time, but we still want him to be that type of guy who's a reliable, dependable, checking type of guy."
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Federal IT is difficult enough in the best of circumstances. Do we really need to make it harder by viewing agencies and industry as zero-sum adversaries?
That question has been on my mind in recent weeks and reinforced by several stories. The General Services Administration's launch of 18F raised concerns that the new tech shop would compete with private firms for agency business without having to navigate the same thicket of acquisition rules. The HealthCare.gov signup deadline brought more arguments over how to allocate blame for the botched rollout. And the Defense Department's debut of milCloud -- combined with the slow release of standards that private firms must meet to compete at DOD's higher Impact Levels -- has sparked new grumbling that the Defense Information Systems Agency is seeking market share at the expense of a level playing field.
FCW recently took a close look at the milCloud story, which details just how distrustful key stakeholders have become. (Another feature, soon to run on FCW.com, explores agencies' relationships with Congress now that government shutdowns seem off the table -- but that's a whole other flavor of distrust and dysfunction.) Although some of that distrust boils down to old-fashioned posturing by all parties, it's clear that fundamental questions and disconnects exist.
What are the inherently governmental functions when it comes to IT? Beyond that baseline, what can agencies realistically build themselves -- and what should they? Must bang for the taxpayer buck always be the deciding factor? And how do the government's stated goals of encouraging small business and growing the economy factor into the equation?
In Washington, the answers shouted loudest tend to simplify for politics' sake. On the topic of HealthCare.gov, for example, one columnist declared, "What some are taking as a triumph of governmental competence was actually an emergency rescue by private-sector volunteers after a laughable failure of government to construct and run its own system." As if the original debacle was not also built by private contractors and the government was not involved in recruiting and running the subsequent rescue effort.
FCW readers, of course, know better. Industry and government are in this together. And while more competition is great, a bit more collaboration and honest conversation would go a long way as well.
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18F must navigate the thicket of personnel/hiring rules instead of the thicket of procurement rules. If one thicket is thicker (?) than the other thicket, a certain type of result will tend to occur. This sure looks like a transaction cost issue. It affects the industry folks, but this is a competition between the procurement office and the HR office.
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Are Gender Gaps Widening?
Posted By Holly Buchanan On September 26, 2008 @ 5:17 am In Marketing to Women | 7 Comments
With so many societal advances, with men and women playing more equal roles (we don't have equality yet, but we're certainly closer than we've been in the past) I would have put down money on the fact that the gender gap was decreasing, or that women were taking on more male traits, certainly.
According to a New York Times article [1], the opposite is happening - gender gaps are widening.
When men and women take personality tests, some of the old Mars [2]-Venus stereotypes keep reappearing. On average, women are more cooperative, nurturing, cautious and emotionally responsive. Men tend to be more competitive, assertive, reckless and emotionally flat. Clear differences appear in early childhood and never disappear.
To test these hypotheses, a series of research teams have repeatedly analyzed personality tests taken by men and women in more than 60 countries around the world. For evolutionary psychologists, the bad news is that the size of the gender gap in personality varies among cultures. For social-role psychologists, the bad news is that the variation is going in the wrong direction. It looks as if personality differences between men and women are smaller in traditional cultures like India's or Zimbabwe's than in the Netherlands or the United States.
Wow – what's going on here? I would have thought with so many women in more progressive countries breaking out of traditional roles, women would take on more traditionally male traits. But the report has a different theory:
The biggest changes recorded by the researchers involve the personalities of men, not women. Men in traditional agricultural societies and poorer countries seem more cautious and anxious, less assertive and less competitive than men in the most progressive and rich countries of Europe and North America.
There are lots of other theories floating around, as well as challenges to the results [3]. But it brings up an important point for marketers. You're still going to have to be aware of male vs. female communication styles. Even if outward appearances might suggest the two genders are coming closer together, the truth may be that they're actually still far apart.
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Federal prosecutors told a judge Thursday they were dropping their argument to boost a connected fundraiser's prison sentence — a move that came after the defense charged that the "truthfulness" of a prosecution witness was "greatly called into question."
The ramifications could hold significance because that same witness — Rajinder Bedi — played a major role in another case, the trial of now-imprisoned ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich. Bedi testified for the government under a grant of immunity.
Attorneys for Blagojevich said Thursday they plan to review Bedi's new testimony.
At issue was whether the fundraiser, Raghuveer Nayak, who was charged with a kickback scheme tied to surgical centers he owns, had a separate cash-back scheme involving Bedi.
Nayak's attorneys maintain that Bedi perjured himself in the sentencing hearing and even said that Bedi had lied to U.S. District Judge Zagel — twice. Zagel oversaw Blagojevich's trial and retrial.
Nayak is a longtime friend of Jesse Jackson Jr. and his father, the Rev. Jesse Jackson.
Nayak was the so-called "emissary" to Jackson Jr. and allegedly offered the Blagojevich camp more than $1 million if Blagojevich appointed Jackson to President Barack Obama's vacant U.S. Senate seat. A government prosecutor in the Blagojevich case once characterized Bedi's testimony regarding witnessing a meeting where the $1 million was discussed as going to the heart of the government's case against Blagojevich. The substance of that part of the testimony, however, was not at issue in the Nayak sentencing.
"We withdrew a request for a one-level enhancement today, based on Nayak's alleged tax loss," U.S. Attorney's Office spokesman Randall Samborn confirmed.
Nayak has pleaded guilty in the case and faces sentencing on Monday.
Bedi testified at Blagojevich's trial that Nayak had engaged in a cash-back scheme, whereby Nayak would write him checks for doing no work and Bedi would kick back the cash. Nayak's lawyers say there was evidence that Bedi did work for Nayak and that no cash flowed back to Nayak from Bedi.
Nayak's attorney, Thomas K. McQueen, said the prosecution's reversal in court on Thursday means his client could face a reduced sentence with the loss to the government being calculated at about $23,000, rather than more than $750,000. Federal sentencing guidelines are driven in part by the amount of money that's lost.
"The government did absolutely the right thing from the standpoint of their obligations to the justice system," McQueen told the Sun-Times. "Sadly, this investigation and its effect upon Mr. Nayak's business was driven almost entirely by the assumption that Rajinder Bedi was being truthful with them about this scheme. That truthfulness is greatly called into question. The government has dropped this aspect of their effort to increase Mr. Nayak's sentence."
Bedi's attorney could not be reached for comment.
One of Blagojevich's lawyers, Shelly Sorosky, said the defense team will review the questions over Bedi's credibility in the sentencing case that is up before U.S. District Judge Robert Gettleman.
"There is great significance if we could show that a witness who testified for the government lied," at Blagojevich's trial, Sorosky said. "I don't know if we could do that, we would have to look into it and see."
Blagojevich is serving out a 14-year prison sentence in a Colorado federal prison. He has appealed his case and is awaiting a decision by a three-judge appellate panel.
Former federal prosecutor David Weisman said Bedi's new testimony "creates an uncomfortable situation for the government." Still he said that Blagojevich's attorneys would have to jump through multiple procedural and evidentiary complexities "to use any finding in the Nayak sentencing to the former governor's advantage at this stage of the game."


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On this post I'll cover basics MOP fury mechanics. We can go more practical later.
For 8 yrs I been Fury, Flurry has pretty much determined our prio on stats.
This link here used to be 'after crit -> flurry; wich means you get 3 swings on flurry after proc meaning you need 33% crit min to keep it always up as AVERAGE.
So stats prio was pretty clear; STR +CRIT +HIT all equally. This all changed on cata wich now dated the link you got overhead and you got chance to get flurry regardless of stats prio or Crit (as long as ur exp and hit are specials capped; -wich always are ofc? ;).
For a moment this was relaxed setting during Cata and overall, fury gameplay was fixed for cata to be more intresting then ever before allowing personal aproaches for stats prio.
(You could go max stats with low hit making big special hits or steady high hit almost hard capping)
I been roughly ~6+ months on beta MOP as fury and from that and current exp I can say is that from Vanilla -tbc times, fury only been getting more and more intresting class to play from expansion to another. (It was a bit boring at the 2 first). Fury always been the most dynamic spec from most dynamic class when it comes to stats and upgrades since they rly affect the gameplay (rotation) drastically. Now the good news is that MOP rly takes the cake! Fury is far more exciting to play then never before and they finally found way to avoid 1 stat prio. Solution was to bring up second flurry like effect to addition to first one. And so that effecting it's proc to happen more often, you got to gear for making it hit harder.
So addition to Flurry you also got new ability Enrage.
Crit will make it proc more often from Bloodthirst and the effect is more effective via mastery wich yelds 1% to 1% ratio more dmg while enraged. Example with my 15% mastery I get 15% more dmg whilst enraged.
So high crit, good mastery, and eventually hit; they all sum up. I can imagine Fury will be nerfed after 2nd tier (first tier giving haste wich is not usable alone without great +hit). But if we can take the cake - sky is limit for dps right now.
So all in all, get 7,5% exp, 8+ hit, Crit>STR >>>>Mast>>>>Hit>/haste. Don't haste misses on larger scale nor miss rage from autoattack whilst on Battle Stance (that's the reason You are on that Stance on first place -or not? ;)
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Simple verion for stats mop:
CRIT -determines how often your main buff proccs ( Enrage )
MASTERY -determines how much bonus DMG u do whilst enraged ( Mastery link doesnt work, but example 15% mastery gives 15% increased physical damage while enraged)
HIT - You get the extra dmg while procced from those above on special hits always. But on these first tiers your dmg strongly depends on your white hits aswell, same on later tiers when those 2 above get stronger, so overall white dmg will be strong. Meaning we dont have the gear for high hit atm but favouring it as we gear isn't bad option.


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text: Obamacare Sets Up $150K Call Center Print article Send a Tip by Breitbart News 28 Mar 2013 post a comment Thanks to Obamacare, you will now be able to call a hotline to get some handy tips on the new health insurance system. Yuba County in California is building a $150,000 call center that will help callers deal with the reams of paperwork associated with the new system. "We're excited and scared at the same time," Suzanne Nobles, director of the call center, explained. There will be 21 new hires to deal with the incoming calls. It's unclear whether the funding will ever come through. But just like everything else in California, there's always a solution: raising taxes.


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Alexa Chung in a Mary Katrantzou A/W'11 design earlier this week
As the week draws to a close, let's take a look at what the Twitterati have been harping on about in the past seven days...
- Victoria Beckham: 'Marc Anthony's LA concert, so good!!!!!!! I want to learn to salsa!!!! X vb http://yfrog.com/kg'
- Cheryl Cole: 'I'm in love.. <3 <3 but sometimes love just doesn't fit :'( http://yfrog.com/n'
- Alexa Chung: '@marykatrantzou thank you for making great dresses. Me = happy, bank balance = sad.'
- Henry Holland: 'Packing for paris... 4 spotty shirts. 2 pieces of lurex. Quilted trousers and a floral suit and 2 neon jumpers.'
- Rachel Zoe: 'Don't be afraid to rock bright pants this season—they are WAY FUN!'
- Mary Katrantzou: '@alexa_chung You looked stunning in Lily Pond dress!! So so happy :) Pick whichever dress you want from SS12 would love to make it for you!'
- Beauty Scoop: According to a survey, the average lady spends around £500 on reinventing herself after being dumped.
- The Online Stylist: Argh... Chloe sale at The Outnet! bit.ly/oBywGA On a day like today I'm REALLY drawn to the sunnies!
- Lily Pebbles: Just used the Salt Scrub that I got in my @GlossyBoxUK and it was amazing! My legs feel so soft! I think i might buy the full size.
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Jody L. Poczobut, 23, pleaded innocent in Rutland criminal court this week to a charge of aiding in the commission of a felony. She was released on court ordered conditions.
A detective with the Southern Vermont Drug Task Force wrote in an affidavit that Poczobut drove a man under investigation for cocaine trafficking in the city to several locations where drugs were sold in February. She was paid $15, police said.MORE IN This Just InRutland City Police said Friday evening the department's phone lines were down. Full StoryBoard planning Full StoryNew offerings at the Rutland Free Library. Full Story
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