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Quiet location with good parking Unpretentious but adequate
Limited food offering Intermittent TV and WiFi signals
The friendliness of the staff nothing was too much trouble. This is the 4th time that we have stayed and we will definitely be back
Very friendly staff - John is a great character and made us feel very welcome. The accommodation is in a separate block next to the pub so is very quiet and very comfortable and smart. The pub is a nice old pub and we're looking forward to dropping in again when we're in the area. Nice breakfast as well! Highly recommended. ...p.s. and as I love 2 wheel transport really enjoyed talking to John about scooters and motorbikes!
Very personal service.
Very limited evening menu, especially for a non meat eater
Beer selection Bar food and breakfast Lots of parking
Accommodation in separate building to adjacent pub, so very quiet. Good facilities in the room. Nice and clean. Decor good. Food in the pub excellent. owner very pleasant and helpful
We spent just one night at The Emmbrok Inn, fair accomodation for the price. Childrens slept at my cousin's so we where on our two, my wife and me. Easy to find, clean, everything was working in the room (hair dryer, hot water...)
We were alone in the building on the morning. No one to grab the keys when we left, we don't find any box where the drop the keys. Had to let the door unlocked. A bit upset about that in the beginning.
Modern bedrooms in separate building to pub
Could not get WiFi to work even though told router was rebooted. Booking.com & information folder in room says breakfast in Lounge Bar but told when checked in now only continental in room. This was not suitable as no table & chairs to sit at. Although milk was in a flask the orange juice (bottle said keep in fridge)& fruit cocktail were warm. Would have been OK if kept in a fridge in room or served in morning, but it was put in our room the night before!
i worked as a photographer at reading festival and needed to check in late nothing was to much trouble and the owners were very helpful with sorting all of this out for me the continental breakfast was plentiful and the room was very clean and tidy overall the emmbrook inn is a pleasent place to say and i would recommend the emmbrook inn to anybody
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The things I liked about the Embrook inn. Good size room & bathroom, very comfortable bed, excellent breakfast & staff.
The room was nice and tidy, quiet location, comfortable bed, nice breakfast.
Cleanliness in the bathroom, there was no staff in the morning at the checkout, so we left the key in the room on the floor.
Staff were friendly and room was comfortable and clean. Great shower. They were kind enough to grant us a late checkout at no extra charge
Room was advertised as including breakfast but didn't stipulate that the breakfast was continental only. Breakfast was delivered the night before and included items such as orange juice, yoghurt and milk for coffee and cereal but there were no refrigeration facilities in the room . The breakfast was warm and unappetising by the following morning.
owners were very friendly and helpfull. food was amazing and excellent value. environment and atmosphere was lovely
wobbly knob on my door.
Great free wifi and friendly helpful staff
Rooms very comfy large bathroom and comfy bed and pillows
Food was not great, typical limited pub menu
Clean room and nice size. Good size tv.
Room and on suite nice and clean Lovely breakfast and good value
Mattress to soft for my husband, he's had a bad back since the first night.
Location, friendly staff, good food
Accessible ground floor room, with comfortable bed and exceptionally good lighting.
Bathroom lighting dingy, and no light over bathroom mirror. Some water pipe hammer from my room and adjacent rooms.
Good location about 1 mile from Wokingham train station. Friendly staff. Good breakfast. Rooms a good size. Free Wi-Fi.
Rooms can get warm in Summer and there's no air con.
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Shower was great but the shower head a bit wobbly. Also room was not but window wouldn't stay open. These are minor points. Overall good value for money for the area.
Good location not far from the m4. Staff very friendly and efficient. Tasty 'pub grub'
Good location for our venue. Friendly staff. Clean, well priced room. Very good breakfast. Quiet and got a good 2 nights sleep.
Only thing to mention was the shower. Not brilliant and dried up whilst I was in it. Probably somebody else using water and supply is inadequate.
The area was nice and secluded.
The Internet was not available at the time, I tried the passcodes that were documented in the manual, but was unable to get connected.
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SkyFire flees iTunes store
Pre-processing mobile browser SkyFire has been pulled from the iTunes app store after only five hours of offering access to streamed video content, because it's just too popular to cope. SkyFire routes traffic through its own servers, modifying the content to suit the mobile device on which it's being run - on the iPhone that …
What's worse
"SkyFire gets its 70 per cent of the $2.99 iTunes price"
And Apple gets 30%, not only by virtue of a decision to ban Flash. Free revenue stream for not having a feature - the man is a genius!
Not totally brain-dead?
Until his not-so-clever but not totally brain-dead customers put their little thinking caps on and realize - "hey - if I had any other smart phone - I'd have the ~real~ Flash..."
Seems to me like somebody didn't do their homework on the business front. Their servers have to keep on doing work for their customers forever(ish) - but they only charge their customer once upfront. The two just don't add up together.
Sure, from a technical and user experience point of view this was a much needed solution - but financially they seem to have forgotten to think it through.
If they start running out of money, they will just sell an "upgraded" browser and phase out the support for the old one.
Flash Video
You mean people are desperate to watch Flash Video?
Could it be that most video is still played back using Flash? But Sir Steve says HTML 5 is all you need. He can't be wrong surely?
Simple solution
Their revenue stream could be solved by using Apples In-App purchasing.
Original Purchase gives 1 month of usage. After that, buy an in-app purchase to unlock another months worth, or similar.
Yes, some people woukld stop using it, but they've already shown they're willing to buy for Flash on the iPhone, so it's not that much of a leap.
Hint for Jobs.....
Perhaps this should be considered a hint to his Steveness that end users do actually want Flash support?
Re: Hint for Jobs...
Actually, it's a hint that people want to watch video. The fact that they are encoded in Flash is immaterial to them, for they keep on buying iPhones and such.
This is more a hint for all those sites offering Flash video that perhaps it's time to expand their reach by offering non-Flash video for all those video-hungry users without Flash.
As the story suggests, there's no money to be made in offering server-side work-arounds to the Flash limitation.
Expanding your reach.
Why would I want to support Mac users? Disabled people I have to support by law. Mac users I don't. Why waste the money?
Jobsian Law
Surely this goes against the Law of Jobs as it involves converting something he hates (i.e. someone else's technology that he can't control) into something he doesn't?
Given the existing rule about converting code, I'm surprised he hasn't done the same yet on content and ruled that all content must be created at source according to Apple standards using only technology that he approves of.
.... that's really f*cked Skyfire up. Been using it for ages on N95, but since being made available for iphone I get nothing bet errors saying that due to strong demand the service is unavailable.
if it's a server problem it should be "sold out" on the Android marketplace too. Is it?
Sounds like a marketing scam, just look at all the free publicity they're getting. First app to have sold out..
Their business model seems to point to transcoded "partner" content (eg ads) showing up in a toolbar eventually.. so not that bad.
I think some companies would gladly pay not to have to redo their Flash code using the tool that's in fashion this week. In the past the similar services were offered for HTML to "mobile enhanced" translation (BA comes to mind).
So people have made money with far worse business plans.
I can't believe anyone who reads SkyFire's EULA would actually use it, whatever small benefits it may bring. Like facebook, it isn't really free, you're just giving them something that isn't money.
"Sold Out".
Did they run out of 1s and 0s?
Could just be honest and say "holy shit our servers have just fallen over for the tenth time in an hour and we can't sustain this." I suppose that doesn't look as good though.
Oh well,
At least Redtube works on it!
Paris because...oh never mind.
blahblah iPhone owners gullible idiots blahblah
SkyFire free on Android and Symbian. End of message.
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There is nothing in the Exhortation [Evangelii Gaudium] that cannot be found in the social Doctrine of the Church. I wasn't speaking from a technical point of view, what I was trying to do was to give a picture of what is going on. The only specific quote I used was the one regarding the "trickle-down theories" which assume that economic growth, encouraged by a free market, will inevitably succeed in bringing about greater justice and social inclusiveness in the world. The promise was that when the glass was full, it would overflow, benefitting the poor. But what happens instead, is that when the glass is full, it magically gets bigger nothing ever comes out for the poor. This was the only reference to a specific theory. I was not, I repeat, speaking from a technical point of view but according to the Church's social doctrine. This does not mean being a Marxist. – from the pope's December 10, 2013 interview with La Stampa


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Another company has received the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) seal of approval.
Akamai Technologies has been granted provisional approval to offer cloud services to the government after meeting the rigorous requirements of the government's standardized approach to security assessment for cloud services, becoming the ninth vendor to do so.
GCN, a sister publication of FCW, first reported the news Aug. 29, noting Akamai received the FedRAMp Joint Authorization Board's provision authorization, which involves "a thorough review by chief information officers of the General Services Administration, and Homeland Security and Defense departments."
Akamai was assisted through the FedRAMP process by Knowledge Consulting Group, a FedRAMP-accredited third-party assessment organization. Its certified and accredited offerings include content delivery, secure content delivery, HD streaming, NetStorage, global traffic management and enhanced Domain Name System.
GCN reported that 14 of the 15 Cabinet-level agencies already use Akamai's Intelligent Platform, but its FedRAMP approval encourages other agencies to use Akamai as a cloud service provider or as a front-end network to other FedRAMP cloud providers.
Five other cloud providers have been granted provisional authority in addition to Akamai: AT&T, Autonomic Resources, CGI Federal, Hewlett-Packard and Lockheed Martin.
Three other cloud providers have been granted agency authority to operate, according to GCN: Amazon Web Services' GovCloud and US East/West offerings, each receiving authorization by the Health and Human Services Department earlier this year; and the Department of Agriculture's National Information Technology Center, which has also been granted an authority to operate by the USDA Office of the CIO – the only federal agency to meet FedRAMP's requirements thus far.
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The process, review, acceptable risk, and rigor is vastly different from a JAB FedRAMP P-ATO (independence, interactive 6+month review by technical and security experts from DHS, DOD and GSA - looking for secure CSPs that meet needs government-wide - and requires continuous monitoring) v. a short review of one agency's eyes for a specific application or service for a specific agency. Night and Day. Not even the FedRAMP website explains the difference well - but an agency should educate themselves thoroughly before signing on to anything less than a JAB FedRAMP P-ATO.
The article states that Akamai is the 9th vendor to receive FedRAMP approval, then lists only five others. The other three are characterized as receiving "agency authority to operate," implying it's not the same as FedRAMP ATO (presumably being issued by an individual agency for its own enterprise). Then it concludes by stating that one of those three is the only federal agency to achieve FedRAMP approval. It doesn't seem like all those statements can be true. Does an agency ATO somehow equate to FedRAMP approval?
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German Information Infrastucture for Research Program
Earlier this week I was fortunate to be able to attend a briefing on a series of awards that the German DFG has made to support information Infrastructure for Research. These are discipline-specific and span the sciences, the social sciences, engineering and the humanities, since the DFG funding scope covers all of these disciplines. This is a very impressive program and I think it will be of interest to many CNI-announce readers, both as an example of a national approach to the challenges of data intensive scholarship, but also as a possible source of future collaborations. The announcement, which links to a number of other documents, can be found at
I am hoping that we may be able to have a session exploring some of these activities at the fall CNI member meeting.
Clifford Lynch
Director, CNI
Study on Journal Article Data Mining from Publishing Research Consortium
There's a very interesting new report out on Journal Data Mining; it was prepared by Eefke Smit and Maurits van der Graaf on behalf of the Publishing Research Consortium, so it has a strong publisher perspective, but as far as I know it's the first extensive look at the issues involved in practical and operational large-scale data mining of the journal literature. One of the really interesting things that emerges from the report, at least the way I read it, is that many of the commercial publishers seem to be thinking about literature mining as a separate activity, not included in traditional electronic subscription arrangements (site licenses) that they have with research libraries. (Indeed, many such licenses forbid bulk downloading of journal articles, which in the absence of text mining facilities built into the vendor platforms is a prerequisite for such mining; even if such facilities exist, they essentially mean that the publishers control the evolution of mining technology). Rather, the publishers seem to envision a future where they'll do business directly with potential literature miners.
This is one of several issues framed by the report which I think merit very careful thought by research library leaders, and broad conversations engaging faculty.
The report is at:
and there is an accompanying press release at
Disclosure: I was one of the many people interviewed for this study, presumably at least in part because of my 2006 paper on open computation.
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TPDL (formerly ECDL) 2011: Program online – Early Bird extended to July 11, 2011
The European Conference on Research and Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries (ECDL) has been the leading European scientific forum on digital libraries for 14 years. For the 15th year the conference was renamed to International Conference on Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries (TPDL).
CNI Executive Director Clifford Lynch will present a keynote address at the conference.
International Conference on Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries 2011
September 25-29, 2011 | Berlin, Germany
The TPDL 201 conference program of is now online at
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This year at the American Library Association (ALA) annual conference in New Orleans, LA, CNI Executive Director Clifford Lynch will present the keynote address at the OCLC symposium The Infinite Collection: Resources in the Digital Age on Friday, June 24. Also at the meeting, Clifford will be part of LITA's Top Tech Trends Panel on Sunday, June 26.
Consult the conference Web site at http://www.alaannual.org/ for location and registration details.
New Video: Data Management Plans Online
A new video from the Spring 2011 CNI Membership Meeting has been added to CNI's channels on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/cnivideo) and Vimeo (http://vimeo.com/channels/cni):
Data Management Plans Online, a project briefing session presented by UCLA's Todd Grappone and Patricia Cruse from the California Digital Library:
More information about this presentation is available from the meeting Web site, http://www.cni.org/tfms/2011a.spring/.
Yale's digital images, open research ID, data reuse
May 20, 2011
CNI Executive Director Clifford Lynch discusses Yale University's recent announcement to make its digital image collection freely available, the ORCID initiative to develop an open researcher ID, selected videos and presentations from CNI's spring meeting, and a recent National Research Council meeting on data reuse. Cliff also shared some details about the Sage Bionetworks Commons 2011 Congress.
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Workshop on German Scientific Research Data Access, June 21, Washington DC
There's a nice informational workshop organized by the German Research Foundation (DFG) on the morning of June 21 in Washington DC; I'll be providing some very brief comparative commentary on the situation in the United States as a reactor to the presentations. I've reproduced the invitation below.
Clifford Lynch
Director, CNI
You are cordially invited to attend the informational workshop on Making Scientific Research Data Accessible: Current Trends and Perspectives in Germany. The event is being organized by the North America Office of the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG). This workshop will be held on June 21st, 2011, at the DFG North America Office located in Suite 1000 in the building at 1776 I St., NW, Washington, DC, 20006.
Making Scientific Research Data Accessible: Current Trends and Perspectives in Germany
An informational workshop
June 21st, 2011, 10 am – 12 pm
Welcome and Introduction: Dr. Max Voegler, Director, DFG North America Office
Promoting Accessibility to Research Data in Germany: Funding Initiatives, Projects and Perspectives: Dr. Stefan Winkler-Nees, Program Officer, Research Data, DFG Bonn
Scientific Data Management in Large University Research Projects. A Status Report: Dr. Eva Effertz, Program Officer, Research Centers Division, DFG Bonn
Response and U.S. Perspective: Dr. Clifford Lynch, Executive Director, Coalition for Networked Information (CNI)
Refreshments will be served.
Please feel free to forward this invitation to others who you think may be interested.
RSVP by June 17th, 2011 to email@example.com or 202-729-6350
Registrations will be honored on a first-come-first-served basis.
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New Video: Memento: Giant Leaps Towards Seamless Navigation of the Past Web
A new video from the Spring 2011 CNI Membership Meeting has been added to CNI's channels on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/cnivideo) and Vimeo (http://vimeo.com/channels/cni):
Memento: Giant Leaps Towards Seamless Navigation of the Past Web, a project briefing session presented by Robert Sanderson of Los Alamos National Laboratory.
More information about this presentation is available from the meeting Web site, http://www.cni.org/tfms/2011a.spring/.
McKinsey Global Institute Big Data Report
The McKinsey Global Institute, the business and economics research arm of the McKinsey & Co. consulting firm, has recently issued a report that will be of interest to some readers of CNI-Announce titled "Big Data: The Next Frontier for Innovation, Competition and Productivity", which reviews some of the techniques used in data-intensive scholarship, as well as other data-intensive analytic methods, and explores their applications to areas like government, healthcare, consumer retail, and manufacturing. The report includes a discussion of estimated payoffs from these new approaches, as well as some consideration of policy issues.
The report can be found at
Download information is at the bottom of the page. Note that it's available in several e-book formats as well as in the standard PDF download.
Clifford Lynch
Director, CNI
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Tycho Brahe was an eccentric Danish astronomer in the 1500s. Growing up in the wealthy home of his uncle, he was provided with the freedom to pursue his ambitions in life. While attending college, Tycho viewed a solar eclipse, which scholars had predicted would happen. He was fascinated that science could predict such phenomenal events, and he devoted much of his time to studying the heavens. Using modern instruments and techniques to measure the positions of the stars and the movements of the planets, Brahe revolutionized the way astronomers viewed the night sky.
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What were the similarities and differences among the scientists' lives? Of the four scientists, Mercator was poor, Newton's family had money but he was given a meager allowance while in college, Brahe was very wealthy, and Hooke's parents were middle class. All left home at a young age. Tragedies abound in each biography. Mercator was sent to prison for heresy, Brahe lost his nose in a sword duel, Hooke was a sickly child, and Newton moved to escape hardships. Yet young readers will share the joys that each scientist discovered as they investigated.
Hooke took a job with Robert Boyle and had an extensive group of friends yet was equally gifted at clock building, architecture, and drawing. Newton had a mathematical mind that rivaled his curiosity. Mercator treasured faith, family, and the science of mapmaking. And Brahe pursued economic excellence, family, scientific observations, and political savvy.
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"Seasoned author Nardo brings his lively, informative approach to this standout biography of the Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe, or Tycho, as he was most commonly known. From a defining moment, in which Tycho first glimpsed a supernova, Nardo tracks back to the pioneering scientist's advantaged childhood and then forward through his astonishing career. Nardo gracefully inserts clear definitions of technical terms, such as parallax, into the biography, and corresponding time lines connect world events with Tycho's breakthrough discoveries and personal milestones. Throughout, Nardo communicates the essence of scientific inquiry: that basic, sincere observation of natural occurrences inspires curiosity, passionate questioning, and further research. The series' award-winning design is once again reflected in the successful mix of archival images, fact boxes, and time lines, laid out on thick pages. Source notes and additional-reading suggestions conclude this entry in the Scientific Revolution subset of the Signature Lives series." - Booklist
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