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Olympic sponsors abandon London Mayor's sports legacy projects
London 2012 sponsors have been accused of abandoning their commitment to the Olympic legacy, with the Greater London Authority (GLA) struggling to raise funds for sports-participation projects.
City Hall: struggling to attract brands (pic Ian Bottle)
City Hall has committed to investing £7m in grass-roots projects in the capital over the next two years as part of the Mayor's Sports Legacy Programme.
To boost that sum, it has approached domestic sponsors of London 2012, such as Lloyds TSB, Cadbury, Adidas and BT, with requests for funding of between £500,000 and £1m.
However, according to sources, the GLA has failed to secure any backing from brands as yet. Lloyds TSB, in particular, is understood to have rejected the proposal, looking instead to fund its own schemes across the country.
The GLA, which has previously worked with Nike, British Gas and Addison Lee, among other brands, insisted it is 'confident' marketers will continue to support its projects.
A spokesman said: 'Now that 2012 is over, there is a real opportunity to engage with the large Olympic sponsors.'
He added: 'As large multinational companies, it is possible that they may look to national programmes. However, we are confident that the strength of our programmes in London will be enough to maintain the strong support of the private sector that we have had so far.'
Having spent up to £80m each on sponsoring the Games, brands are under pressure to continue to invest in sports-participation projects.
Former LOCOG marketing director Greg Nugent and ex-ITV chief executive Sir Charles Allen have been in talks with several Olympic sponsor brands over funding a series of legacy events under the banner of charity Join In.
Lloyds TSB was unavailable for comment, while a BT spokesman said the brand was carrying out a 'central strategy review' of its sponsorship activity.
This article was first published on marketingmagazine.co.uk
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If you go to the api doc you can see how this stuff works from a developer's perspective.
Here's my newest project - facebook API using, cloud backed fb event management app I'm temporarily calling 3vent. It's up at events.upchicago.org. The code is here.
Here's a page for a new project I'm working on: UpChicago.org. That's me learning how to be a web designer. I'm very good at boostrap /sarcasm [also note that upchicago.org temporarily repurposed for playing with discourse - that's me learning out to be a sysadmin]
Oh, and here's another example of my measly but quickly improving design chops: the ribcage. It's the home page for my house.
This is the initial spike for a jquery plugin that uses twitter and the clients' computers to host, manage, and display comments for the given website (free commenting for small self-run and self-hosted sites): JeasyCom
I also have a bitbucket account with more repositories. I have been building up various API wrappers in Python/Django for things like IContact, Constantcontact, Mailchimp, Magento, XCom, EmailDirect, Shopify, BigCommerce, ExactTarget, etc etc, (mostly for work) and I hope to release them all very soon.
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Web Due Diligence
I think of my information as a type of data currency but the value varies. As example, I'm more protective of health and financial information and would require online services to use SSL. I'm not as worried about a service that manages my web bookmarks.
1. Who is behind the website?
Someplace on the website, there should be information about the people who run the site. This info helps build trust and often is a deciding factor for me as to whether I want to start using the service.
If I can't find info such as an About Us page, I head to DomainTools. This site provides web registration data about the domain owner and the age of the domain. Some domains hide their ownership behind a proxy. There may be legitimate reasons for doing this, but I don't like it for sites that safe keep my data. If I'm giving the site my data I should know who they are.
Another resource I might use is Archive.org which is also called the Wayback machine. Here you can see time slices of a website. This service may indicate whether the site's focus has changed over the years. This isn't necessarily a bad thing. If you look at early versions of this site, you'll see it had a different focus.
2. What is the company's privacy policy?
Sadly, not all sites have one. This is a big mistake if a site expects me to store information on their service. I do give some value to sites that abide by some privacy standards such as those from etrust.org.
Secondly, some privacy policies are loose with your information. You might see clauses that indicate the company has the right to share your data with 3rd parties. I need to see info indicating which data is shared. I'm comfortable with a site sharing numbers with advertisers such as 16% of our users are between the ages of 35-44. However, it's a different story if they tell them who I am or provide personally identifiable info.
I also like to see if there is a clause that talks about change of ownership and what will happen to my data.
3. Is there a Terms of Service or EULA?
I read and store these documents with EULAlyzer. While most of these are a boring legal read, they can contain some good nuggets such as the company address, relationships, and opt-out instructions.
The other reason I look at these documents is 99% of the time I'm required to check a box that states I read them. About 5% of the time, I hit a company that has broken links and you can't see the page. I'll always notify the site if I can find an email address. If I don't get an acknowledgement to my email in a couple of days, I stop.
4. Is the site dependent on another vendor or service?
I've seen some cool services recently, but I've been reluctant to use them because of their dependencies. In some cases, the site is using an API from a service like Google, Yahoo!, Amazon and so on. In these cases, I'm comfortable as these companies make this developer information publicly available so that other firms can create new uses.
Other services don't use APIs, but use coding hacks. In these cases, I wonder whether some organization isn't going to just make a code change and break the service or create a competing service.
Some services also need you to provide account information for other vendors. This is a case where I do a more thorough job of researching the site and people. I recall when I was doing the report on spam and there was a site that offered to filter your Hotmail account. The process was simple; you gave them your email address and password. People innocently gave that info before the service was shut down. You need to think about what else someone could do if they had your account info.
5. Is there a sustainable revenue source or funding?
Unless we're talking about a big company, I like to see a subscription model or some funding source. While the online service may be free, vendors still need to get paid. Even reliable web host fees quickly add up.
6. Does the company ask for too much info?
A big turn off for me is when a service asks for too much information to open an account. I recognize that some services, like financial institutions, require info for regulatory reasons. If the site requests info that is not pertinent to the service, I stop. I'm skeptical of what else they plan to do with the data.
7. How easy is it to enter my data?
I've seen some sites that look to have a great service until I try to enter my data. If the service is replacing a function I do locally, such as storing my contacts or project management tasks, there needs to be an easy input method. I'm lazy and don't want to do complex remapping of fields or file conversions. I appreciate it when sites address these issues and state the available input methods.
8. How easy is it to get my data out?
You always need an exit plan even if you fall in love with the service. I won't become dependent on a service that doesn't provide a means to export my data. This doesn't mean looking for the export option, but using it to see if it works.
Corollary: I need to be able to delete my account and information.
9. How does the site handle password resets?
This one may seem odd, but it gives me an opportunity to test support systems. One item I do before entering my data is to change my password. This shows me the process flow and I can see the emails the company sends or doesn't send. I've also seen these emails take hours to go out. Don't assume all sites have this functionality.
If there's a password authentication question, I also like to see what happens if I enter a wrong answer. I type gibberish. I've seen some horrendous error messages that are full of spelling errors or are cryptic. The cryptic ones are fun as I'll take a screen snap and email support and ask if they can tell me what to do next. If I don't get a response in 2 days, I'll usually stop.
10. Who else is on the web server?
Some folks may think I'm going too far with this one. Just remember not all sites have good intentions which is why I like to scan the neighborhood. This doesn't necessarily tell me there is a relationship between Site A and Site B, but it could mean your ISP or company may block your access in the future based on some bad site being on the same server.
Two resources which can tell you more about a web host and the neighborhood are:
YouGetSignal has a free Reverse IP lookup. One nice feature is they color code sites which are known to offer explicit content. The tool does have limitations such as if the domain has a dedicated IP address.
11. What do the users say?
Support forums can be a great way to find out what users like and dislike. This doesn't mean the posts are always accurate. You may have both raving fans and those that will never be satisfied. The forums can help you spot trends such service outages or how long it takes the company to respond to issues.
Forums are also a good way to see if the service has issues with particular web browsers, smart phones, or operating systems.
12. Has there been press about service?
Many websites have a media or press link, but those items may be selective. To get other perspectives, I like to use Google and exclude the domain I'm researching. You can exclude the domain by appending –www.companyname.com to your search query.
Bonus: Is the company conversational?
I think it helps for a site to have a section where they blog about what's going on with the service. I appreciate it when a company discusses a failure, provided it was done in a timely manner.
These evaluation questions are ones I use before fully committing to a site. Sometimes, this review reveals an issue which leads to an email exchange. The last thing I want to happen is to get dependent on a site only to have it fail. While few can predict success or failure with a high degree of certainty, these questions may reveal something you hadn't considered. It all comes down to what would you do if the service failed and you couldn't get your data?
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They say that lightning never strikes twice in the same place, and until late January of this year I believed that was true.
In January of '03, I rattled in a gorgeous 8-point buck on John Miller's intensely managed property (www.indiancreekfarms.com) in Bullock County, Ala., and shot him with my bow. Unlike Alabama at large, the doe population on Miller's property has been trimmed down to optimum proportions. Inferior bucks have been culled and the deer eat exceptionally well year round. Promising bucks are allowed to mature. So all the key elements are in place, and the quality of the bucks harvested reflects the efforts made on their behalf. And there are some whoppers.
In 2003, I had eased into a narrow corridor of dog fennel weeds between two strips of hardwoods and planted pines. After locating a tall, straight red oak at the edge of the corridor, with the planted pine to my back, I climbed up about 25 feet and began rattling antlers. Several young bucks sneaked in to see what the fight was all about, and the big 8-pointer was behind them. He emerged beside a cedar tree on the opposite side of the open corridor, facing me and studying the situation. Then he walked cautiously toward me and stopped behind a lone oak tree. He was still facing me at about 15 yards. The buck chose to pass to his right of the tree, offering me a dream shot.
There is nothing in whitetail hunting as exciting to me as rattling in a good buck and taking him with a bow. That's whitetail hunting at its best.
When I was invited to return to Miller's place this January, I was really pumped because I already knew what was possible.
The day before my hunt, the heavens opened and dropped 5 inches of rain. John's property was still swimming when I arrived. He showed me an area in a dense thicket between two food plots where intersecting deer trails were cut deep into the ground. I found a perfect tree to climb within easy bow range of the intersection and climbed up for my first evening shift.
I rattled about every 30 minutes, attracting three young bucks that evening, but no shooters. The following morning, I rattled again on the half-hour, attracting only a medium-sized 8-pointer – probably a 2 1/2-year-old.
At 10 a.m., I descended and left the climbing stand on the tree. I was about a quarter mile from the tree that I'd used so successfully the year before, so I decided to walk to that area and check for buck sign.
The dog fennel was chin high on a tall man, but, amazingly, there was a circular opening right in front of the tree I had used the previous year. It looked like Mother Nature had kept the thick weeds at bay within practical bow range from that "lucky" tree. There were deer tracks everywhere. I started to walk past the tree of choice when I saw antlers through the dog fennel. A tall-tined 8-point buck was following a doe into the wind only 25 yards in front of me. I was directly downwind of the deer, so I ducked low and backed out of the area. I would bring my climber back to last year's tree for the afternoon hunt.
I went back and removed my climber and within 30 minutes returned to my lucky tree. To make my afternoon approach as quiet as possible, I decided to go ahead and put the stand on the tree, climb up and hang my bow and rattling antlers in place. Then, when I returned, all I would have to do is climb up and lock my stand in place.
The morning was warming up, so I took off my coat and laid it on the ground a few feet from my tree. I had my bow and rattling antlers in place and was about to climb down when I decided to rattle once and see what might happen. It was 10:45 a.m.
I clattered my antlers together lightly for about 15 seconds and then hung them on a limb. In less than 30 seconds, I spotted the buck's white antlers slipping through the tangled thicket on the opposite side of the clearing. When it emerged in full view, the buck stopped, facing me, right beside the cedar tree where last year's buck had emerged – in the exact same spot. Lightning was striking the same place twice.
This buck had slightly longer main beam tines, but shorter brow tines, than last year's 8-pointer. Though I was mentally comparing the two deer, my mind already was made up about shooting it. If the deer gave me the chance, I was going for it.
What happened next was like reliving a dream. The buck stood for a while beside the cedar tree before emerging in the corridor. Then it walked through the dog fennel until it was standing directly behind the same oak where last year's buck had stopped. This buck was virtually walking in the other deer's tracks. I waited for it to choose which way to pass the oak, considering the identical options that had held me in suspense a year earlier.
After another long pause, the buck stepped to its right of the tree and started walking directly toward me. If I didn't shoot quickly, the deer would run smack dab into my coat on the ground below my tree. I drew, aimed and was about to grunt the buck to a stop when it stopped on its own – now only four paces from my coat.
The arrow passed completely through the buck. Like a carbon copy, the buck stood for a moment trying to figure out what had happened. Then he turned and walked back to the cedar tree on the opposite side of the corridor and stopped near a small trickle of a creek that parallels the thicket.
My policy is that as long as there are signs of life, if there is still a shot available – take it. I figured he was about 40 yards from my tree, and there was a hole through which I could thread an arrow. At the shot, the buck jumped the creek and disappeared. I thought my second arrow had fallen short, but blood on the shaft revealed that it hit its mark.
As Yogi Berra once said, it was Déjà vu all over again.
In retrospect, I believe that the twice-lucky tree is situated in a perfect rattling location, and I wouldn't be at all surprised if a hunter could rattle in a good buck from that location every year. I had no idea when I first placed my climbing stand on that tree that it was in such a prime location. And if I have the opportunity to hunt there next January, I won't be surprised if buck No. 3 comes out right beside that cedar tree on the same tracks as the first two.
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Residents feeding deer causes issues, says North Ridgeville mayor
NORTH RIDGEVILLE, Ohio - There is a problem in North Ridgeville that is very dear to its residents: it's the group of deer that are running through residents' backyards.
"Right now we just want people to stop feeding them," said Mayor G. David Gillock. "We're really concerned in the residential area, where residents are putting out food to bring the deer in and that creates a dangerous situation."
The deer are also causing havoc on the roads. Gillock said there have been 38 accidents involving deer and motorists over the last year. Those numbers are up from previous years, according to the mayor.
More than 60 deer carcass have been picked up by city workers and those are just the ones that have been reported, according to Ward 4 City Councilman Bob Olesen.
"I understand that people think they are helping the deer when they feed them, but they are not," Olesen said. He took NewsChannel5 to an area where we were able to videotape about six deer running around. It was clear the animals visited people's yards since there were plenty of tracks in the snow.
"I mean they come in the yard, 15 or 20 at a time," Robert Clark said "They stand here and they lick all the seed up until it's bone dry." Clark started using a spray on his bird cage that he said should keep the deer away.
Right now, a city ordinance is in the proposal stage. If one does go into effect, residents will be warned, and then fined about $25 if the problem continues.
Olesen said his wife hit two deer over the last 18 months. Gillock said that just the other day, he had to wait for 20 deer to cross while he sat in his car after lunch.
"If the heard continues to grow, we are going to have to look at other options. See what other cities have done," Gillock said.


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Google I/O 2013 is coming, but what will it bring?
So, what's in store for us this year? Well, if we believe the rumors we're hearing, this year's Google I/O probably won't be as fruitful, but it'll still bring some new hardware and software. At first, we were hoping to see the long-anticipated Motorola X Phone, the 'hero' device that's supposed to bring Motorola back in business, but it later turned out that this is very unlikely to happen. What's more likely, though, would be to see a revamped Nexus 7 by Asus. We know, we know, but it could be worse, right? Besides, rumors are called 'rumors' for a reason! Because... you know, they may not be true.
Android 5 Key Lime Pie will not be man enough to make an appearance at the show. Instead, we're told that Google is to announce a new version of Jelly Bean, possibly Android 4.3. It's not yet known exactly what new features or improvements this new version is going to bring.
And that's pretty much it for now. Google I/O 2013 is going to kick off on May 15 and will continue until May 17. It's said that there will be just one keynote this time, which will probably take place on May 15. Whatever the case is, count on us to keep you in the loop!
Google Nexus 7 tablet is expected to get a solid hardware update, if rumors are to be trusted. The screen will be of higher resolution, the Tegra 3 processor will be swapped for a Snapdragon S4 Pro SoC, and a rear-facing camera will be added, to name a few changes. The Google Nexus 4 smartphone isn't likely to get a substantial hardware revision, but an LTE-capable version is said to be coming. A white model and a 32GB variant may also make an appearance.
On the software side of things, Android 4.3 has started appearing in logs here and there, so chances are that the platform's new version will be officially announced at Google I/O. One of the notable changes it will most probably bring is Google Play Games – the unified gaming service that will enable real-time and turn-based multiplayer for Android games, invitations, in-game chat, achievements, and a number of other goodies. Last but definitely not least, Google is said to be working on a unified messaging system called Hangouts. Details about it will be revealed in just a few days, according to rumors.
That's all we have for now, folks! For more details about Google I/O and the tech giant's latest, make sure you keep track of our coverage!
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2. tusshharish (Posts: 342; Member since: 23 Oct 2012)
3. Rehankhan (Posts: 323; Member since: 24 Oct 2012)
troll why are you wasting your time talking bs on every article?
14. abdane (Posts: 478; Member since: 07 Oct 2011)
2nd Generation Nexus 7
Android 4.3
New gaming console or Gaming Center for Android ( which is the only thing android is missing against iOS )
24. dan86 (Posts: 298; Member since: 17 Mar 2012)
In simple words a lot of happiness to an android user and a developer!
22. mousesports (Posts: 260; Member since: 28 Feb 2013)
4. _Bone_ (Posts: 2140; Member since: 29 Oct 2012)
Seriously, if no new Nexus device I'll be disappointed. Rumors of an updated Nexus 4 and 10, FHD Nexus 7, Key Lime Pie etc., Google has been busy with new gadgets even this year (Chromebook Pixel), so if nothing new appears on the I/O that'll be a pity.
But it's Google, so they might just surprise all, at least I hope so.
27. _Bone_ (Posts: 2140; Member since: 29 Oct 2012)
Gimme a FHD Nexu7 gimme gimme gimme
5. BesnikRrustemi (Posts: 44; Member since: 08 Jan 2013)
i think that they will release only a 2nd-generation nexus 7 and a new android version wether it be 4.3 Jelly Bean or 5 (key lime pie) i know that its gonna be awesome.
i think that the new nexus 7 will have:
1080p display
a new Chip Tegra 4 or snapdragon 600 or 800
2GB of ram
maybe a rear camera
stereo Speakers
and mayble LTE too.
(my opinion)
9. sorcio46 (Posts: 407; Member since: 27 Jul 2011)
Nexus 7 (Gen.2 )
Will Have a Snapdragon S4 Pro SoC (same as Nexus 4) to keep the price down.
Also I doubt that it will have a rear camera for the same reason.
Stereo speaker? I hope that...
LTE? It's not used in the 80%+ of the world so...
15. TheLolGuy (Posts: 483; Member since: 05 Mar 2013)
I agree with you. Even if they were going to try with aggressive pricing like $200, if Google were to completely subsidize any profits they would gain otherwise (which they don't since Android is free) Asus would probably sell all that hardware at cost, if not at loss at just 200...
People always saying 'reasonable price' this and 'fair price' that. Listen. BesnikRrustemi's specs for $200 is NOT reasonable or realistic. I imagine they might give up the rear tablet camera, give it 2gb of ram, s4 pro, and MAYBE a 1900x1200 display. That's a big maybe though.
16. BesnikRrustemi (Posts: 44; Member since: 08 Jan 2013)
Thats because you dont analyze how google manage to get profit.
They can upgrade the price at 300$,and it will still be cheap enough.
They wont put a out-dated SoC when they have a big variety of new SoC.
They wont plan to profit only from the device,but using & paying from their services,play store,etc
And dont worry about google,they dont care too much for money because they dont know how f**kin rich they are.
They care for name and for being the best.thats what google is.
17. TheLolGuy (Posts: 483; Member since: 05 Mar 2013)
Where in my comment did I mention apple? And don't claim that I don't know how Google makes profit in this scenario... I do. That's also why it enables them to give out Android without a licensing fee...
Even for Microsoft's WP license, it costs somewhere around 30-40 per phone. Google gives Android for free, letting manufacturers increase their margin, or pass the savings to the customer for more competitive pricing.
I know Google doesn't need upfront licensing payments you idiot. I'm talking about the OEM partner. If they sell it at cost what the hell are they even making the tablets for? So they can help out their buddy Google for no cut of their own? Hardware manufacturers don't get continued stream of revenue after it's sold. If it's sold at cost they're basically doing free work.
6. hadouken (Posts: 18; Member since: 12 Dec 2012)
Galaxy nexus was announced Nov 2011 and nexus 4 was in Nov 2012, we should expect a new nexus phone this Nov. This article makes it sound like the galaxy nexus was introduced the last Google io
13. BadAssAbe (Posts: 434; Member since: 22 Apr 2011)
I think they're talking about the price drop on the galaxy nexus, but you are right
7. RGreen (Posts: 48; Member since: 06 Jul 2012)
Got to love it, whatever device just keep prices low
8. Berzerk000 (Posts: 4109; Member since: 26 Jun 2011)
Hopefully the new line of tablets with Android 4.3 with them, and at least some more information on the X phone.
10. Kjayhawk (Posts: 291; Member since: 07 Oct 2010)
personally I think Motorola understands that there is too much competition between the HTC one and SG IV. They just need to make sure that they avoid the iPhone 5s. Going against an iPhone product is just plain dumb. I think the specs for motorolas phone will be a 1080 screen, 32 GB of storage, SNAPDRAGON 600, android 4.3, 3000 mah battery.... Those are amazing specs are amazing but by the time it comes out we will see phones with snap dragon 800 and tegra 4... Kinda like what happened with the Razr's when the phone was released it was pretty out dated. just my 2 cents on motorolas phone, which will likely be shown at its own event not Google I/O.
What we will see from I/O is:
1. Game center (pretty obvious with the new Keynotes about gaming being added to the schedule I know google has had them before)
2. Babel
3. Android 4.3 (better quick settings, better Google now integration, performance improvments and hopefully battery improvement) all guesses
4. google plus improvment
5. chrome improvments
these are all guess' based on what i think will be revealed at google i/o
11. selena1000 (Posts: 84; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
this year i m more ercited for wwdc than google io
12. saenaedewe (Posts: 62; Member since: 01 May 2013)
In my country, Nexus Devices have always been marketed/released several months behind the original U.S. launched date (also with higher pricing than the U.S. pricing), therefore when it was actually launched/released in my country the device will be pretty out dated (but still expensive)...
e.g. NEXUS 4: U.S. November 2012 -> my country February 2013... (NEXUS 7 = same, NEXUS 10 = has not been released)...
at that moment many new devices with more advance specs were introduced/released, which make my 'desire' to own the NEXUS devices kinda disappear...
and that is what happen to me now... I am not buying the NEXUS 4, and now owned the Galaxy S4...
If only we have the same privilege as the U.S. did... I will buy the NEXUS... I love NEXUS Devices...
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I don't care if it's 4.3 or 5.0, Jelly Bean or Key Lime Pie, I just hope the features are good and I'm pretty sure the Galaxy Nexus will receive it, it would be ridiculous if it didn't!
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it will not bring anything...
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dont care about this news .... phondroids arena fans
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I want KLP! I want new Nexus phone! But none of these two will be at Google I/O. -__-'
At least the Android 4.3 and the 2nd gen Nexus 7 will be announced at Google I/O, I guess it will surprise us, so.....bring it on Google!
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I am not expecting them to show the new Nexus off until at least the end of August, more likely mid to late October. Google has been smart as of late and only releasing one phone per year. It looks like they will be doing the same with the Nexus 7 too.
I am looking forward to what they have to offer as they expand and better the Android OS.
To me there's Nexus devices and then everything else in the Android world. Most of the stuff Google is going to release/update this week won't trickle down to non-Nexus devices for a while, if at all.
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Two zoos go Knuts over polar bear ownership
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May 27, 2009
An unlikely candidate is involved in a Berlin custody dispute – three year old Knut, a polar bear who currently lives in the Berlin Zoo but is technically owned by the Neumunster zoo.
A Berlin judge has now ordered the two zoos to resolve the ownership rights to the bear.
Knut is at the centre of the battle due to the fact he has generated approximately €10m in entrance fees and merchandise.
The controversy arose because the Nuemunster Zoo loaned Knut's father to the Berlin Zoo in 1999.
According to zoo's unofficial policy, the firstborn animal as a result of the breeding is supposed to be given to the zoo which offered the breeding partner.
Thus, Nuemunster claims that part of the proceeds from Knut should go to them.
The polar bear has made headlines since his birth in 1999 when he became the first polar bear to be born at the Berlin zoo and survive, for three decades.
He was hand reared after being abandoned by his mother and is currently the largest grossing bear in Europe's history.
It was recommended by a judge that Nuemunster be given €700,000, but the director of the Berlin Zoo rejected the settlement, claiming that the Berlin zoo would only pay out a maximum of €350,000 to Nuemunster.
The judge adjourned the case, giving both zoos two months to settle the matter.
The Berlin zoo's director's response was to give the Nuemunster zoo some penguins and be done with the matter.
The Nuemunster zoo of course did not respond favourably.
Nuemunster on the other hand does not have room for Knut to live, but is threatening to seize his custody if they do not receive money.
If the zoos do not agree by July 13th, the Berlin court, which is widely rumoured to favour Berlin, will rule by September 1st on Knut's fate.
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Moody, Alabama
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|0.1 sq mi (0.4 km2)
|692 ft (211 m)
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Moody is a city in St. Clair County, Alabama, United States. At the 2010 census the population was 11,726.
Moody is located at 33°35′33″N 86°29′47″W / 33.59250°N 86.49639°W (33.592469, -86.496369).[2]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 24.0 square miles (62 km2), of which, 23.9 square miles (62 km2) of it is land and 0.1 square miles (0.26 km2) of it (0.58%) is water.
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As of the 2010 census, there were 20,017 people, 5,816 households, and, 344 families residing in the fairly small city. The population density was 834.04 people per square mile (321.3/km²). There were 3,317 housing units at an average density of 138.8 per square mile (53.6/km²). The racial makeup of the town was 94.09% White, 3.81% Asian American, African American, 0.42% Native American, 0.22% Asian, 0.37% from other races, and 1.08% from two or more races. 1.09% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race.
There were 3,126 households out of which 34.6% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 60.8% were married couples living together, 10.6% had a female householder with no husband present, and 25.1% were non-families. 22.2% of all households were made up of individuals and 8.1% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.58 and the average family size was 3.02.
In the town the population was spread out with 26.2% under the age of 18, 7.8% from 18 to 24, 31.6% from 25 to 44, 23.6% from 45 to 64, and 10.7% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 36 years. For every 100 females there were 95.6 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 90.8 males.
The median income for a household in the town was $39,500, and the median income for a family was $43,767. Males had a median income of $38,150 versus $26,089 for females. The per capita income for the town was $18,208. About 12.0% of families and 12.6% of the population were below the poverty line, including 13.9% of those under age 18 and 12.2% of those age 65 or over.
Moody is home to Moody Elementary School, Moody Middle School, Moody Junior High School, and Moody High School. Moody has a school population of approximately 2920 students in grades K-12. Moody's schools are growing each year since 2000 new Moody residents send their children and approximately 100 new students attend each year. Moody's schools have a history of high SAT scores and their graduation rate is also high.
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Is business in Uzbekistan just not flourishing or are there other reasons why the economy hasn't been thriving over the last several years? Uzbekistan's economy relies mainly on commodity production, including cotton, gold, uranium, potassium, and natural gas. Despite the declared objective of transition to a market economy, Uzbekistan continues to maintain rigid economic controls, which often repel foreign investors. The policy of gradual, strictly controlled transition has nevertheless produced beneficial results in the form of economic recovery after 1995. Uzbekistan has a very low GDP per capita (US$1,320 in current dollars in 2010, giving a PPP equivalent of US$3,015), as estimated by the IMF. In turn, the nominal GDP was $37.290 billion in 2010.
By GNI per capita in PPP equivalents Uzbekistan ranks 169 among 209 countries; among the 12 CIS countries, only Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan had lower GNI per capita in 2006. Economic production is concentrated in commodities: Uzbekistan is now the world's sixth-largest producer and second-largest exporter of cotton, as well as the seventh largest world producer of gold, as reported by Irin News. Facing a multitude of economic challenges upon acquiring independence, the government adopted an evolutionary reform strategy, with an emphasis on state control, reduction of imports and self-sufficiency in energy. The gradualist reform strategy has involved postponing significant macroeconomic and structural reforms. The state in the hands of the bureaucracy has remained a dominant influence in the economy. Corruption permeates the society and grows more rampant over time: Uzbekistan's 2005 Corruption Perception Index was 137 out of 159 countries, whereas in 2007 Uzbekistan was 175th out of 179 countries. A February 2006 report on the country by the International Crisis Group suggests that revenues earned from key exports, especially cotton, gold, corn and increasingly gas, are distributed among a very small circle of the ruling elite, with little or no benefit for the populace at large, as reported by the Voice of America.
According to the Economist Intelligence Unit, "the government is hostile to allowing the development of an independent private sector, over which it would have no control". Thus, the middle class is marginalized economically and, consequently, politically. The economic policies have repelled foreign investment, which is the lowest per capita in the CIS, as mentioned in a report by the US State Department in 2011. According to EBRD transition indicators,[18] Uzbekistan's investment climate remains among the least favorable in the CIS, with only Belarus and Turkmenistan ranking lower. The unfavorable investment climate has caused foreign investment inflows to dwindle to a trickle. It is believed that Uzbekistan has the lowest level of FDI per capita in the CIS. Since Uzbekistan's independence, U.S. firms have invested roughly $500 million in the country, but due to declining investor confidence, harassment, and currency convertibility problems, numerous international investors have left the country or are considering leaving.
As a result, the Uzbek market is a very poor area for businesses to invest in. While the population might be of mentionable size at 29,559,100, as measured by the Uzbek government in 2011, it is quite poor at a low GDP per capita. Plus, with the addition of a poor investment climate, trading in Uzbekistan is simply not possible for businesses looking to make a profit in the long term. However, it should be mentioned that Uzbekistan has maintained very high growth rates in the past. According to IMF estimates, the GDP in 2008 will be almost double its value in 1995 (in constant prices). According to the forecast by the Asian Development Bank, GDP in Uzbekistan in 2009 is expected to grow by 7%. Meanwhile, in 2010 the Uzbekistan GDP growth is predicted at 6.5%. But without strong protections for business property rights, their is very little chance the foreign businesses can take advantage of this growth.


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The venerated Norwegian pair of Hans-Peter Lindstrøm and Thomas M. Hermansen (Prins Thomas) has knocked out deadly remixes and epic-length DJ sets together for six years, but with II, their second proper album following a 2006 self-titled full-length, they've split open and brilliantly rearranged their cerebral, cloud-hopping aesthetic into a rougher, delightfully haphazard shape. II's eight discrete parts, spread over 99 tracks, manage to shift gears radically yet gracefully between the stardust-spangled chug of "For Ett Slikk Og Ingenting" and the vibraphone-laden post-rock textures found on "Skal Vi Proeve Naa?," also making time for space disco sheen on "Rett Paa" and "Rothaus." Although it's much more of a headphone phenomenon than L&PT's past works, II provides plenty of its own special thrills.
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In May of 2013 I heard the call of God upon my life to run for the United States Senate. Being a Christian Conservative my natural tendency was to run as a Republican. What has became evident over the course of the past 9 months is the gross corruption that has infiltrated our political system. The GOP has turned and will not stand on godly principles. I hear the voice of Tennesseans as they cry out to "turn the Page on politics" therefore, as an everyday Tennessean I am committed to do just that.
President George Washington warned us in his farewell address that the political parties would be the downfall of our republic. Even at the birth of our nation he was wise enough to see the danger. Progressives have infiltrated the leadership of both the Democrat and Republican parties and are leading our republic headlong towards financial collapse. As an average American, husband, father, and blue collar worker I feel that I am guided by godly principles and values that are necessary in making one well suited for this task. I am the only candidate that enables the voters of Tennessee to retire incumbent Senator Lamar Alexander without having to settle for the "lesser of two evils".
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Iraq played their first qualifying match in the preliminaries for the 1974 FIFA World Cup Germany™ and also took part in the qualifiers for Argentina 1978 and Spain 1982, though it was not until Mexico 1986 that they made their way to the world finals for the first and only time to date, beating United Arab Emirates and Syria on the way. The Lions of Mesopotamia have endured successive qualification failures since then, reaching the last round on only two occasions.
FIFA World Cup finals history
The Iraqis failed to shine at Mexico 1986, losing all three of their matches in Group B, where they came up against Paraguay, Belgium and the host nation. Even so, they made life hard for their opponents, falling to a solitary Julio Romero goal against the Paraguayans, going down 2-1 to Les Diables Rouges and then losing to Fernando Quirarte's second-half goal in their final outing against Mexico.
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Iraqi football has made significant progress in recent years although it still has many obstacles to overcome. The national league championship has been suspended for several years now and the national team only plays games away from home or on neutral soil. Despite it all, the Iraqis have been able to produce some gifted performers who showed what they were capable of in taking fourth place at the Men's Olympic Football Tournament Athens 2004. Their greatest achievement came three years later, when they won the AFC Asian Cup, a triumph that earned them a berth at the FIFA Confederations Cup South Africa 2009, where they posted draws against the tournament hosts and New Zealand before losing 1-0 to Spain. Under Germany Wolfgang Sidka, the Iraqis saw off regional rivals Yemen 2-0 on aggregate to progress to Asia's third qualifying stage, where they are hopeful of ending what would be a 28-year wait for their second appearance at the world extravaganza. Brazilian legend Zico took over just prior to their opening match against Jordan in Asia's third qualifying stage, only to depart late in 2012 with Serb Vladimir Petrovic taking the reins in February 2013.
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Iraq's football revival has been driven by the players who performed so well at Athens 2004, among them Younis Mahmoud, Nashat Akram, Hawar Mulla Mohammed, Emad Mohammed, Bassim Abbas, Mahdi Karim, Noor Sabri, Qusay Munir and Razzaq Farhan, most of whom play their club football in the Gulf region's leagues. Among the highly promising generation of younger players now making an impact are Karrar Jassim, Ali Hussein Rhima, Ahmed Abid Ali, Alaa Al-Zahra and Samir Saeed.
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24.02.2013 - 24.02.2013
Randy came over shortly before 5.00. He said he'd bought me a copy of 'The Shining' on Amazon (the book, I presume) but due to the parcel office being closed during the Spring Festival it may have been sent back. Still, a lovely thought.
I said Joe Canada might not come back, he says he knows he's not, He Peng told Randy so last semester. And Randy supposes the reasons are alcoholism, drug dependency and proselytising. Opaque teaching too. I've got to say, there are probably as many empty beer bottles in my apartment as there were in Joe's, if not more, but lining them all up on his desk in a shrine around his computer probably didn't help. Then of course there were was one serious incident which I neglected to mention in December and am holding back for the book, though I think that probably occurred after Mr He spoke to Randy.
I discovered that Claire also asked Randy to stay with the Chinese family and was also peeved at his declining. What exchanges there have been between Claire and I since I last wrote about her have been as disconcerting as ever. When I was in Beijing she texted me asking me how the dinner went, I texted back saying there was no dinner because her friend never rang me to arrange it, as arranged. No reply from Claire. Randy agreed that she should have co-ordinated it.
Perhaps Claire didn't reply because she also asked me if I wanted to teach a ten year old boy in the city for 150 an hour and I think it's the boy of the same people I didn't have dinner with. Given that she was making this offer, it seems likely she would have recently spoken to them. Did Claire actually know that dinner never took place? I would have thought so. Talking about Claire, Randy expressed a sympathetic notion he has that Claire feels powerless and is powerless in her job. She pours the drinks for Mr He and he undersigns everything. He made the point that when Joe America and Johnson attended the thanksgiving dinner Claire sat in silence, quietly getting drunk.
At least got she an invite.
So...Ken gone back to America to have a baby, Joe drifting from pillar to post. Now there are four of us.


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Category — Joan Shannon
Mayor Weinberger
Here is Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger being sworn in and making his inaugural speech. Video courtesy of Greg Guma.
Oh! And just in from WCAX, Joan Shannon is the new City Council President. Congratulations Joan!
April 3, 2012 2 Comments
The Gates of Demland
Word on the street is that Tim Ashe may storm the Democratic caucus with hundreds of Progs and take both the Democratic and Progressive nominations for mayor. The idea is that this super-fusion monster candidate would be able to crush Kurt 40 to 39 or something.
I have to wonder- Where have the Hinda Millers and the Paul Lafayettes all gone? Isn't there a real Democrat to nominate? Joan Shannon? Could Joan kick Ashe in the caucus? She's got some work to do to make up for the Valentines Day thing- but Dems had a lot of nice things to say about Joan when she beat Carina Driscoll way back when. Maybe?
Anyway. That's not what the poll is about. The poll assmues Ashe storms the gates of Demland with hundred of Progs and bears the one ring.
Me personally in this scenario? I'd probably vote for Kurt because I just know him much better than I know Tim Ashe. Don't let me bias your vote though. You only get one per browser. I gave you a none of the above choice because I promised Lea, but you really don't get that choice on the real ballot. You get write-in. You can write-in "none of the above" if you want- but I don't think it's any secret that one of the above always wins.
Something tells me "none of the above" might win this poll however, because "none of the above" includes so many more people than either Ashe or Wright. I imagine folks will still be interested to see which of those two gets more votes, even though the poll is not scientific, and for entertainment only.
This is not Brewster's Millions and I am not Nate Silver, ok people?
Here we go…
February 10, 2011 4 Comments
Interview with the Mayor
Friday was the first time I've been in the mayor's office in almost exactly 20 years. Twenty years ago around this time in January I went there to tell Peter Clavelle I was running against him in his first bid for re-election. He suggested I run for the school board instead. I probably should have listened to him. All well.
I've finished transcribing my interview with mayor Kiss. My thanks to him for for taking the time to speak with me on the record, and my thanks to you for reading BurlingtonPol.com. Visit often!
January 17, 2011 19 Comments
Ward Five Democratic Caucus
6:10pm: I'm so sorry folks, but I cannot attend the Ward Five Democratic caucus starting ten minutes ago at Champlain School. I'm very tired tonight, and it would be too costly of my energy. Hopefully someone will phone or email me the results for publication. Look for an update later.
8:38pm: Thanks to Charity for relaying Shay's Facebook report. She knows I don't have the facebook.
According to Shay Totten on facebook, "Incumbent Joan Shannon defeats Carina Driscoll 94-59 in contested Ward 5 Democratic primary."
59 is a pretty good number of votes to muster that quickly, but the short notice, the Prog baggage, the popular incumbent and her absence at the caucus made winning tonight a real long shot for Carina. The #GotJoan? contingent came out in force.
I'm not sorry I didn't go. Poopsie made some delicious meat balls and I read some Limony Snicket to the kids.
January 6, 2011 4 Comments
Driscoll Would Decline Progressive Nomination
On Jan 4, 2011, at 11:28 PM, Haik Bedrosian wrote:
Hi Carina,
Happy New Year. I hope you're well. Shay is reporting you will be out of town Thursday and unable to attend the W5 caucus. Ususally if you want to win, it's better to attend. Isn't there a way to rearrange your plans so you can be there?
Also, you said you weren't seeking the Progressive nomination, but if they nominated you anyway, would you accept it?
I hope you check out my blog sometimes. It's pretty popular. http://www.BurlingtonPol.com
From: Carina Driscoll
Subject: Re: A couple of questions
To: "Haik Bedrosian"
Date: Wednesday, January 5, 2011, 8:56 AM
Hi Haik,
Happy New Year to you as well.
I am so disappointed to not be able to attend the caucus. I did not choose the date. I was hoping that the meeting would have been warned earlier so I could have made it. It is so hard to ask people to turn out on your behalf and then not be there to meet them. I have had long-standing flight arrangements to leave this afternoon with Blake and the kids to fly out west to spend time with my in-laws. It is just too costly to change the flights.
As far as accepting the Progressive endorsement, I would be honored and humbled, but would have to gratefully decline. There are many, many people who have been involved in the progressive movement over the last three decades for whom I have great admiration and respect. I will continue to be part of that movement as a Democrat. I have not changed my values and will always work for a progressive agenda to bring creative solutions that to move Burlington forward.
Take care,
January 5, 2011 Comments Off
Full Court Press
"Full Court Press," I just learned, is a defensive play in basketball.
Former City Dem Chair Mary Sullivan endorsed Carina Driscoll for city council in an email to Ward Five Democrats tonight. She passes on a message from Carina in which she essentially renounces her Progressive faith and is born again, bathed in the Holy Light of the Democratic party! Halleluyah!
I'm just joking around. Don't nobody get mad. Carina Driscoll writes:
"When I left my seat on the Council six years ago, I also left the Progressive Party."
That sounds plausible to me, because when I left that very same seat on the council fourteen years ago, I also also left the Progressive Party.
Joan Shannon recently told me her focus was winning re-election this March. This means there's going to be a fight at the caucus. I don't know who started the rumor that Carina wouldn't personally attend it, but it's a rumor. The stand up thing for Carina to do, obviously, is attend.
I'm glad Carina is not pussyfooting about the party switch. It saves local political bloggers like me time and energy.
I'm not going to bother reprinting Sullivan's endorsement, but here is the statement from Driscoll (below the row of stars to follow) that came with it. Enjoy!
****Oh wait- update- Shay has a post on this- he says "Ward 5 Democrats will meet at the Champlain Elementary School at 6 p.m. Thursday night." he also says "Driscoll will be out of town that night and unable to attend the caucus" without explaining further.
Why I am Running For City Council
Carina Driscoll
Six years ago I resigned from City Council with the impending birth of my first child. Cole is now six, and my second child, Tess is two years old. In the last six years, I have been absent from Burlington politics, busy raising my kids and founding the Vermont Woodworking School with my husband, Blake. With Tess in pre-school, and Cole at Champlain and the business successfully founded, I have decided that it is time again to serve. If you are curious about my business, check us out online at www.VermontWoodworkingSchool.com
When I left the council six years ago, you couldn't be on the council and not aware of the city's pending financial problems. When it came time for the Mayor's race, I voted in the democratic caucus and endorsed Hinda Miller, because I believed Burlington needed a Mayor with a business background and a strong personality. Despite Bob Kiss' decision to enter the Mayor's race, I upheld and confirmed my endorsement of the Democratic candidate. I have certainly not always agreed with Hinda's voting record, but I believed she was up for the task at hand at that time.
I believe I am the best Ward 5 City Council candidate today for the issues that we face going forward. Until we successfully move past the problems of Burlington Telecom which are plaguing the city, it truly has to be the only issue. I have not been party to the evolution of Burlington Telecom's troubles. Unfortunately, there are many who are accountable and there will be a process that is occurring outside of the council that will address that. At this time, it is not clear what the council's accountability is, but at the very least it is fair to say that the council has been asleep at the wheel and has failed on its oversight responsibilities. It is time for some fresh faces on the council.
I believe at this time, the council has an opportunity to lead, but somehow with the current make-up of the council, it hasn't been able to move past pulling stunts, finger-pointing and bitter partisanship. It is time that the council roll up its sleeves, come together at the table, and do what it takes first to protect tax-payer money, and if possible, re-invigorate this public utility to continue to offer high quality, fiber-optic telecom service that is so important to Burlington's economic development.
To be clear, I do not intend to seek the Progressive nomination for City Council, although I would welcome and appreciate the support from Progressives in Ward 5 on election day. When I left my seat on the Council six years ago, I also left the Progressive Party. For quite some time now, my priorities and perspective have been more in line with the progressive wing of the Democratic party. There are many wonderful developments that have been happening in the Democratic party both nationwide and right here in Vermont. I found, when reaching out to Democratic leaders here in Ward 5 that I was warmly welcomed and supported as a potential candidate. I am grateful for that support. I am absolutely a small 'p,' progressive Democrat.
I am a fresh face with experience. In addition to running a successful business, and having served on the council in the past, I have also served on the Burlington School Board, and in the Vermont State Legislature. I would be proud to be an elected leader with Burlington's democratic party and I welcome your support in my bid for Burlington City Council.
January 4, 2011 4 Comments
Driscoll Seeks Ward 5 Dem Nomination
Breaking News
Driscoll seeks to unseat Shannon; Blais to Run Again in Seven…
A reliable source has confirmed that Carina Driscoll, former state legislator and Progressive city councilor from Ward Three will be seeking to wrest the Democratic nomination for Ward Five city council from incumbent councilor, and possible mayoral candidate Joan Shannon.
There is speculation about whether Discoll is abandoning the Progressive party entirely, or whether she will seek to be a fusion candidate running under a duel Prog/Dem banner. There is also speculation about whether she will actually attend the Democratic caucus, personally- or simply be nominated by someone else in absentia.
Developing Story…
Also- In other News, a source confirms Ellie Blais, former Ward Seven city councilor will seek to unseat incumbent Republican councilor Vince Dober in the March election. No word yet on her intended party label.
Developing Story…
January 3, 2011 3 Comments
Fair Game
Shay's Fair Game from 12.15.10 and 12.08.10
Senator Tim Ashe on running for mayor:
"I am hoping to play a big role in my second term," said Ashe. "I'd have to be a total jerk to be talking about another office or election. Particularly one that is so far away."
Obama was talking about running for president two years before November 2008. I don't think that necessarily makes him a jerk at all, let alone a "total" jerk. I'm curious to know which nomination Tim Ashe would seek. Progressive or Democratic? As far as I know there is no "fusion" primary. Whatever. New Poll. One vote per computer per month this time. Not scientific, but just to tend slightly more toward science, I'll ask that only likely Burlington voters participate. Thanks. Now let's get it on! (Ding Ding)
December 19, 2010 8 Comments
Joan Shannon May Run for Mayor in 2012
On Dec 6, 2010, at 10:54 PM, Haik Bedrosian wrote:
"Hi Joan, I heard you might be running for mayor. Inquiring minds want to know…"
On December 7, 2010, 8:56 AM, Joan Shannon wrote:
"Hi Haik, Where'd ya' here that? There are some very nice people who have been encouraging me to run, but up to this point they don't include my husband and daughter. At the moment my focus is on keeping my Council seat as I am up for re-election in March. I will say with certainty that we are in need of a new Mayor. Whether or not I am a candidate, I look forward to working very hard on a campaign to accomplish that goal. Joan"
December 7, 2010 Comments Off
Ed to Bob
A letter from Councilor Adrian to Mayor Kiss…
November 19, 2009
Dear Bob:
I would like to follow-up on Karen Paul's letter of the other day and Joan Shannon's letter of today. We have, over a period of time, been asking as individual Councilors for many of the documents that were requested of the Administration at the Council's November 16, 2009 meeting. Some of these requests have been for weeks, some for months and in some instances years. The information contained in these documents will likely range from the mundane to the esoteric. Many of us will need help interpreting and understanding them to do our jobs. In addition, the audit and its off-shoots will require money.
Bob, my understanding is that the Administration will soon be requesting a budget amendment to rectify an "overpayment" of PILOT monies made to the City by BT. The overpayment amount is in the 100s of thousands of dollars. My understanding is that most of this payback will come from the DPW for this fiscal year. I am requesting that since you were able to come up with these monies out of the budget of another Department, that you look hard, and that on or before November 25, 2009, you find another $250,000.00 to be put into a special account, to be distributed by a majority of the Council in obtaining independent and expert review of the many working parts that BT contains.
Bob, without getting all of the documentation that we have requested and without having a third party expert interpret this information for us, I will simply not be able to vote to continue the enterprise of Burlington Telecom in its current construction. If this condition is not met, I will also do my very best to convince others to do the same.
Bob, at the Ad Hoc Committee on Governance for Burlington Telecom, Joe McNeil said that if after asking we were not getting the information that we needed as Councilors from the Administration to make decisions, then we needed to demand that information.
Based on that advice Bob, I am demanding that you provide us with the information requested and that you provide us with the moneys to obtain the resources necessary to make that information relevant.
The City and the people that populate it deserve no less from their elected officials.
Heading in to the Thanksgiving holiday, I am thankful for the fact that although we vehemently disagree on how to proceed in this instance, I know that we are all trying to do what we think is best for the City. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. For now, I remain,
Very truly yours,
Ed Adrian
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Cool images, taken with your cell phone #50
So, which picture did you like most last time? The answer is Philippe Simoes's photo, taken with the Samsung Wave. And a pretty well-deserved first place it is, we should say!
Of course, there are many other incredible images left to be seen. Let's continue with another set of 15 pics, each of which can easily convince even the most professionally-inclined photographer that cell phones are more than a toy in the camera department.
Please note that if your own awesome image is not included here, this doesn't mean that it won't end up on the site. We simply might not have gotten to it yet! So, we urge you to continue following us, as we'll be publishing more of these truly great photos in the following days and weeks.
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In order to not miss on all the glory, you also have to mention your name/nickname, as well as the phone you used to take the shots. A nice additional piece of info would be a name or a short description for the image.
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1. Amit - Nokia 808 PureView
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6. Deepak Mohta - Nokia N8
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13. Shannon S. - Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX
14. Tavares Smith - HTC Sensation 4G
15. Ross Bowser - HTC One S
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13 votes (13 votes) 3
4 votes (4 votes) 4
4 votes (4 votes) 5
92 votes (92 votes) 6
12 votes (12 votes) 7
32 votes (32 votes) 8
17 votes (17 votes) 9
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9 votes (9 votes) 11
4 votes (4 votes) 12
14 votes (14 votes) 13
22 votes (22 votes) 14
56 votes (56 votes) 15
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1. cepcamba (Posts: 717; Member since: 27 Feb 2012)
Oh man, with Pureviews looming in, and stacked sensors here and there this Cool Images from PA will surely get a bump in participants and quality. :)
6. Penny (Posts: 1262; Member since: 04 Feb 2011)
I feel the same =). Maybe we'll start seeing more serious photographers submitting their smartphone photos because they'll be using them more often.
2. Brewski (Posts: 122; Member since: 05 Jun 2012)
Based on the amount of votes that #5 got, can you please stop with the cat photos?
3. CanYouSeeTheLight (Posts: 915; Member since: 05 Jul 2012)
Excuse me PhoneArena but the photo number 12 simply sucks. Low amount of detail and very blurry on the top side..
4. rishabh876 (Posts: 8; Member since: 17 Sep 2012)
thankx for posting my image (12) . although 5800 does not stand a chance in between these flagship phone
5. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 3024; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
Dear PA, can we really pretty please stop with the cat and insects? I'm fine with them if there's composure, depth, creativity in what makes the photo, but what i see here is clearly nothing. I'm sure there are better images sent to you.
This is a competition i see, yes, there are no prizes nor awards...but atleast make the competition worthwhile.
I really like 8, 9 and 15...that's taking mobile photography to a better competition, including 13. But i'm really disappointed with 1, with the power he had, he could have done much better.
7. guruprasad (Posts: 27; Member since: 13 Jul 2011)
And there is someones head interrupting at the right bottom corner near phonearena symbol...but still it has been posted... (pic 1)
8. phljcnth (Posts: 295; Member since: 30 Apr 2012)
Suggestion, I think it'll be fair if you will not pick an entry as an article image/thumbnail so the voters will not be influenced. As I have noticed, most, if not all, picture used as main article image gets the highest votes. Also, enhanced photos should not be considered valid as it doesn't show the actual capability of the phone's camera.
9. rihel_95 (Posts: 240; Member since: 21 Mar 2012)
Photos are really good, but please PA, atleast stop posting pics which look to be edited. I discourages us. #8
10. baloosh (Posts: 4; Member since: 11 Jul 2013)
i want to submit a pic how should i do it


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