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Full Cast of Oh! What A Lovely War Actors/Actresses
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Born: 1939
Date Born: 1939
Birthplace: Pakistan, Eurasia, Karachi, Sindh
Nationality: England
Films: The BFG, Ballet Shoes, To the Manor Born: Silver Wedding Anniversary, Oh! What a Lovely War, The Human Factor + 1 more
Parents: William Thorne
Children: Laurence Penry-Jones, Rupert Penry-Jones
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Born: 1939
Date Born: 1939
Birthplace: Marylebone, Eurasia, United Kingdom, London, England + 1 more
Nationality: United Kingdom, England
Films: Dracula, Antony and Cleopatra, A Man for All Seasons, The Girl in the Café, Persuasion + 20 more
Parents: Rachel Kempson, Michael Redgrave
Children: Harvey Redgrave, Arden Redgrave, Jemma Redgrave, Luke Redgrave
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Born: 1921
Date Born: 1921
Birthplace: London NW6, West Hampstead, Eurasia, NW postcode area, United Kingdom + 2 more
Nationality: United Kingdom
Height: 1.74
Films: I Could Go On Singing, For Better, for Worse, Providence, Our Mother's House, Ill Met by Moonlight + 60 more
Parents: Margaret Niven, Ulric van den Bogaerde
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Born: 1931
Date Born: 1931
Birthplace: Eurasia, United Kingdom, London, England, Goodmayes
Nationality: England
Height: 1.65
Films: The Day After Tomorrow, Terror in the Aisles, Kafka, Time Bandits, Wetherby + 77 more
Parents: Jean Wilson Cuthbert, James Harvey Cuthbert
Children: Sarah-Jane Holm, Harry Holm, Melissa Holm, Barnaby Holm, Jessica Holm
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Born: 1910
Date Born: 1910
Birthplace: Wood Green, London postal district, N postcode area, London N22, Eurasia + 3 more
Nationality: England
Height: 1.8
Films: Angels One Five, The Fallen Idol, Ben-Hur, Birds of Prey, A Shot in the Dark + 54 more
Parents: Phoebe Hawkins, Thomas George Hawkins
Children: Susan Hawkins, Nicholas Hawkins, Andrew Hawkins, Caroline Hawkins
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The Company develops, manufactures, markets, distributes and services database, middleware and applications software that helps organizations manage and grow their businesses.
Growth of cloud services / Internet use should affect this great database company positively. It also seems like the income has started to grow again as they had 26% profit growth in the last 12 months ending 31st May. The ROIC has been increasing steadily the last four years and is above 13% by now. In this perspective the stock is relatively cheap. Further the Price / Earnings and Price / Book is at the low end compared to the last 10 years.
At my workplace they tried to switch to MSSQL databases, but were forced to switch back for economical reasons. This is the same for many other companies and therefore they have a good hold of their market share, that includes the top 100 Fortune firms.
One thing I'm not so sure about, that's the Sun acquisition, which exposes them to the hardware server segment. On one side there might be some synergies in selling servers along databases and combining distribution networks. On the other side I think they lower their overall staying power by this acquisition, as Sun is in a more competitive situation. Also I don't know how successful Oracle will be in squeezing the open community that Sun promoted (like suing the Android platform for using the Dalvik machine and trying to squeeze a profit out of Open Office), it might backfire as it might create enemies amongst IT professionals. Then again Sun is just a minor part of Oracle and the pros might outweigh the cons.
Overall it seems like a very good and stable investment, with growth potential in the core business, a small dividend and a nice increasing ROIC since 2010.
I'm closing my position in Oracle today, as I want to free some money for other and better opportunities.

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- Gabby: A Story of Courage and Hope
- By Gabrielle Giffords, Mark Kelly, Jeffrey Zaslow. Scribner. 309 pp. $26.99.
- This intimate portrait of the lives of both Kelly and Gabby before and after the tragic shootings of January 8, 2011 delivers what the subtitle suggests. No matter what ones politics, after reading this it would be hard not to admire Gabby for her energy, courage, and determination. It also provides interesting glimpses into the life of an astronaut as well as the strength of Gabbys mother, Gloria. This is a good one. [ ]
- Gardener's Guide to Cactus, The: The 100 Best Paddles, Barrels, Columns, and Globes
- By Scott Calhoun. Timber Press. 227 pp. Index. $24.95.
- Whether your wish is to plant a cactus garden or to better understand the prized specimens you already have, Scott Calhoun can help. The photos in this fine book are splendid and the text tells how to identify and cultivate cacti, and how to enjoy those that produce edible fruits or stems. The section on pots and potting soils is especially helpful. Its a fun, fascinating book for beginners and cactophiles alike. [ ]
- Georgia O'Keeffe and Her Houses: Ghost Ranch and Abiquiu
- By Agapita Judy Lopez, Barbara Buhler Lynes. Abrams. 256 pp. Index. $50.00.
- This large-format book has more than 200 mostly-color illustrations divided about equally between O'Keeffe's two houses, and many (mostly black-and-white) photos of the artist herself. Readers with an interest in OKeeffe will be delighted with the breadth and detail of this volume.
- Georgia O'Keeffe in New Mexico: Architecture, Katsinam, and the Land
- By Carolyn Kastner, Barbara Buhler Lynes. Museum of New Mexico Press. 144 pp. Index. $34.95.
- As usual with Museum of New Mexico Press publications the illustrations (about 75 of them, all in color) are excellent. The texts (four separate essays), however, are a mixture. Some are highly technical analyses aimed, presumably, at an expert audience. Others, such as Hopi artist Alph Secakukus explanation of the Hopi ceremonial cycle, are intended to explain how OKeeffes paintings reflect her interest in that aspect of culture. [ ]
- The small book was created to accompany an exhibit of some fifty-three works mainly featuring Hopi and Zuni Katsinas, landscape, and some additional works. OKeeffe wrote that her pictures are a statement of personal experience.
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- Geronimo
- By Robert Marshall Utley. Yale University Press. 376 pp. Index. $30.00.
- In the first serious study of the iconic Apache warrior since Angie Debos 1976 biography, the preeminent military historian of the American West draws on new sources and offers fresh interpretations to create a fast-paced narrative of Anglo-native warfare in the Southwest and provide a balanced assessment of a figure long shrouded in myth. The Geronimo who emerges from these pages is neither savage nor saint, but a flawed human being of immense personal magnetism who has come to symbolize resistance in the face of overwhelming odds. Utleys authoritative biography will set the standard of scholarship and readability for at least the next half-century. [ ]
- Gods Without Men
- By Hari Kunzru. Alfred A. Knopf. 384 pp. $26.95.
- This novel is made up of a series of separate tales loosely connected over time, 1775-2009, and place, The Pinnacles in the Mohave Desert. It is contemporary with the financial crash of 2008, military training for success in Iraq, and a drug-addicted British rock star trying to escape pressures of fame; but also steeped in history with reference to Fray Garces explorations, Mormonism and mining in the 1870s, ethnological studies of the 1900s, and World War II paranoia over foreign infiltration. The main thread concerns an East Indian, his Jewish wife, and their autistic son who disappears at the Pinnacles and much later is found unharmed but changed. This is a creative, contemplative, literary achievement. [ ]
- At one level this is well-written, carefully thought out science fiction. Spread across seven decades the events leading up to a dramatic conclusion should cause readers to ponder the place of humankind in a chaotic universe. The prominent setting is that magical place in the Mojave Desert known as The Pinnacles where, we can readily imagine, aliens from another galaxy might land and offer to share their knowledge with us! [ ]
- Gold-Mining Boomtown: People of White Oaks, Lincoln County, New Mexico Territory
- By Roberta Key Haldane. Arthur H. Clarke Company. 331 pp. Index. $45.00.
- When I think of Lincoln County, New Mexico I think of Billy the Kid and the Lincoln County range war, but it was much more. Rich lodes and verdant grasslands drew a fascinating array of people, and in this deeply researched book author Haldane brings them back to life in smoothly written chapter-long biographies. The cast includes martinet sea captain who allows no laughter at the dinner table but is married to a Samoan princess, a Black carpenter who is the strongest but gentlest man in town, a mysterious lady who becomes a cattle baroness, and host of other real people. The book is a fascinating and fun look at a frontier community. Excellent historical photos and facsimile documents enrich the sense of being there. [ ]
- Goldberg Variations
- By Susan Isaacs. Scribner. 322 pp. $26.00.
- Author of more than a dozen novels and other books, Isaacs misses badly in this attempt to show the interactions of an old and powerful business woman with her three grandchildren, all of whom are happy with the life they are leading. Even the Santa Fe setting fails to provide a reasonable backdrop. [ ]
- Grandpa Lolo's Navajo Saddle Blanket / La Tilma de Abuelito Lolo
- By Nasario Garcia. University of New Mexico Press. 61 pp. $19.95.
- This story is told by Junie Lopez, Grandpa Lolo's grandson. Grandpa Lolo is friends with Manuel Yazzie a Navajo native American horse trader.
The story evolves into a touching narrative of Lolo and Manuel's friendship over the years as they exchange a horse, a saddle blanket and some baby goats.
The book is illustrated with good clear photographs of the southwest. Probably best for upper elementary readers. [ ]
- Great Aridness, A: Climate Change and the Future of the American Southwest
- By William deBuys. Oxford University Press. 369 pp. Index. $27.95.
- This book should be carefully read by every thoughtful person in the Southwest and beyond. DeBuys, a fine writer who makes complicated technical information accessible to lay readers, presents convincing evidence for imminent global warming and climate change, which will impact the Southwest first, but other areas of the globe as well. The realities of limited water, overpopulation, and mans seemingly limitless capacity for self-denial make the need for education imperative. This is not a feel-good, but a do-something-about-it book. [ ]
- If someone tells you that your home is catching fire and your well is going dry, how would you react? In a series of compelling, insightful interviews, William deBuys carefully explains what the hydrologist, the forester, the archeologist, the rancher, the farmer, and the city planner are warning us about: our arid Southwest climate is becoming warmer and drier. You may have already noticed. But what have you done about it? Why not start by reading this book. [ ]
- Great Taos Bank Robbery, The: And Other True Stories
- By Tony Hillerman. University of New Mexico Press. 150 pp. Updated with new introduction, new photographs; is it updated enough?. $15.95.
- Sometimes it is a treat to see a book reprinted, and in this case its a delight to be presented with nine essays and short vignettes delivered in true Hillerman form. It is almost like reading a brand new book, since its first edition was published some forty years ago. The authors daughter, Anne Hillerman, provides a new introduction while Don Strels photographs update this second edition. [ ]
- This collection of nonfiction pieces, seventeen in all, was published after Hillermans first two novels about forty years ago. The stories demonstrate the journalistic skills he brought to his writing and are as fresh today as when they first appeared in print. His daughter Anne provides a new introduction which adds both a sense of history and a welcome notice of Tony Hillerman as man, writer, and father. [ ]
- Growing Season, A
- By Sue Boggio, Mare Pearl. University of New Mexico Press. 296 pp. $18.95.
- Romance and chile farms along the Rio Grande from a rising writing team who know their characters and culture.
- Guide to Plants of the Northern Chihuahuan Desert, A
- By , Carolyn Dodson. University of New Mexico Press. 240 pp. Index. $24.95.
- Each of 75 floral friends of the Chihuahuan Desert is portrayed by a line-drawing by Robert Dewitt Ivey and a color photograph to help us recognize it in the field. Entries not only include a description and a note about the plants name, but it also supplies fascinating facts about botany, ecology, and botanists. For example, the milkweed entry discusses latex, butterflies, and irritating sap. It is an enjoyable read as well as helpful field guide. [ ]
- Guide to Southern Arizona's Historic Farms and Ranches, A: Rustic Southwest Retreats
- By Lili DeBarbieri. The History Press. 156 pp. $19.99.
- Ready for a vacation but undecided where? This spryly written vacation catalogue will not only put you in the mood but will tell you where to spend an unforgettable day or week pampered at a southern Arizona guest ranch or farm. Options range from the venerable Rancho De La Osa near Sasabe to Tucsons White Stallion Ranch where many movie scenes have been filmed. At others you can stay in rooms once occupied by famous artists and authors, movie stars, and even presidents. The farms include Gary Nabhans Almuniya de los Zapilotes and Aravaipas Country Inn. Following the history of each ranch, some of them a century old, we learn about their amenities and activities. Web links let us book our stay. Very tempting! [ ]
- Gus Blaisdell Collected
- By Nicole Blaisdell Ivey, ed, William Peterson, ed. University of New Mexico Press. 416 pp. $40.00.
- Albuquerque writer, editor, and bookstore proprietor Gus Blaisdell (1935-2003) left a literary legacy that deserves further reading and discussion. This volume contains many of his best pieces, as well as tributes from friends such as Stanley Cavel, Ira Jaffe, and David Morris in a commentary on art, books, movies, and photographs.


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ABBOTT, Rachel L and ARDEN, Madelynne A (2014). Experiences of baby-led weaning: trust, control, and renegotiation. Maternal And Child Nutrition. (In Press)
ABDUL-MANAF, N. A., ECHENDU, O. K., FAUZI, F., BOWEN, L. and DHARMADASA, I (2014). Development of Polyaniline using electrochemical technique for plugging pinholes in Cadmium Sulfide/Cadmium Telluride Solar Cells. Journal of Electronic Materials, 43 (11), 4003-4010.
ALKHATIB, Ahmad (2014). Yerba Maté (Illex Paraguariensis) ingestion augments fat oxidation and energy expenditure during exercise at various submaximal intensities. Nutrition and Metabolism, 11 (1), p. 42.
ALLEN, Tom, FAUTEUX-BRAULT, Olivier, JAMES, David and CURTIS, David (2014). Finite element model of a cricket ball impacting a bat. Procedia Engineering, 72, 521-526.
ALLEN, Tom, GOUGH, Jim, KONCAN, David, JAMES, David, MORALES, Eric and WOOD, Paul (2014). Modelling the acoustics of a golf ball impacting a titanium plate. Procedia Engineering, 72, 587-592.
ALLMARK, Peter, BHANBHRO, Sadiq and CHRISP, Tom (2014). An argument against the focus on Community Resilience in Public Health. BMC Public Health, 14, p. 62.
ANDREWS, Simon (2014). A 'Best-of-Breed' approach for designing a fast algorithm for computing fixpoints of Galois Connections. Information Sciences. (In Press)
ARDEN, Madelynne, DUXBURY, Alexandra and SOLTANI, Hora (2014). Responses to gestational weight management guidance: a thematic analysis of comments made by women in online parenting forums. BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, 14 (216).
ATKINSON, Paul (2014). Room with a VDU: The Development of the 'Glass House' in the Corporate Workplace. Interiors, 5 (1), 89-115.
BARWOOD, Michael J., BREEN, Christopher, CLEGG, Francis and HAMMOND, Carol L. (2014). The effect of organoclay addition on the properties of an acrylate based, thermally activated shape memory polymer. Applied Clay Science, 102, 41-50.
BATEMAN, Roger and WEAGER, Brendon (2014). JEC Europe Composite Show and Conferences. [Show/Exhibition]
BECKINGHAM, Sue, PURVIS, Alison and RODGER, Helen (2014). The SHU Social Media CoLab: developing a social media strategy through open dialogue and collaborative guidance. In: Proceedings of the European Conference on Social Media. Sonning, Wokingham, Academic Conferences and Publishing International Limited.
BELL, Alison, WALTON, Karen, WESTBLADE, Nicola, MORSON, Kate, CHEVIS, Jacqueline, HARRIES, Leire and YOXALL, Alaster (2014). If at first you don't succeed : older consumers and hospital food & beverage packaging – a matter of try, try and try again! In: 19th IAPRI World Conference of Packaging, Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia, 15th-18th, June 2014.
BEVINS, Stuart and PRICE, Gareth (2014). Collaboration between academics and teachers : a complex relationship. Educational Action Research, 22 (2), 270-284.
BINCH, Abbie L.A., COLE, Ashley A., BREAKWELL, Lee M, MICHAEL, Anthony, CHIVERTON, Neil, CROSS, Alison K. and LE MAITRE, Christine L. (2014). Expression and regulation of neurotrophic and angiogenic factors during human intervertebral disc degeneration. Arthritis research & therapy, 16 (5), p. 416.
BLACKSHAW, Tony (2014). The crisis in sociological leisure studies and what to do about it. Annals of Leisure Research, 17 (2), 127-144.
BOSMANS, Guy, BOWLES, David P., DEWITTE, Marieke, DE WINTER, Simon and BRAET, Caroline (2014). An experimental evaluation of the State Adult Attachment Measure: the influence of attachment primes on the content of state attachment representations. Journal of Experimental Psychopathology. (In Press)
BRADFORD, Claire M., RAMOS, Inês, CROSS, Alison K., HADDOCK, Gail, MCQUAID, Stephen, NICHOLAS, Anthony P. and WOODROOFE, M. Nicola (2014). Localisation of citrullinated proteins in normal appearing white matter and lesions in the central nervous system in multiple sclerosis. Journal of Neuroimmunology, 273 (1-2), 85-95.
BROWN, Erica (2014). The rise and fall of 'the original Bright Young Thing': Beverley Nichols, Crazy Pavements (1927) and popular authorship. The Review of English Studies. (In Press)
BULLOUGH, Steven and MILLS, Andrew (2014). Give us a game : evaluating the opportunities that exist for English footballers to play in the English Premier League. International Journal of Sports Science and Coaching, 9 (4), 637-650.
BURTON, Maria, COLLINS, Karen, CALDON, Lisa J. M., WYLD, Lynda and REED, Malcolm W. R. (2014). Information needs of older women faced with a choice of primary endocrine therapy or surgery for early-stage breast cancer : a literature review. Current Breast Cancer Reports, 6 (3), 235-244.
CANTER, Lily (2014). False dawns : the pasts of media futures. In: CONBOY, Martin and STEEL, John, (eds.) The Routledge companion to British media history. Abingdon, Routledge, 517-527.
CANTER, Lily (2014). From traditional gatekeeper to professional verifier: how local newspaper journalists are adapting to change. Journalism Education : The Journal of the Association of Journalism Education, 3 (1), 102-119.
COLDRON, John (2014). Uses and abuses of primary education: the relation of primary to secondary schooling in England between 1870 and 2014. In: BERA Annual Conference September 2014, London, 24-26 September 2014.
COLDRON, John (2014). The positions of primary and secondary schools in the English school field: A case of durable inequality. In: ECER Conference, Porto Portugal, 1 - 5 September 2015.
COLDRON, John, CRAWFORD, Megan, JONES, Steve and SIMKINS, Timothy (2014). The positions of primary and secondary schools in the English school field: a case of durable inequality. Journal of education policy, 1-17. (In Press)
COLEMAN, Katie, MIAH, Emma, MORRIS, Gordon and MORRIS, Cecile (2014). Impact of health claims in prebiotic enriched breads on purchase intent, emotional response and product liking. International Journal of Food Sciences and Nutrition, 65 (2), 164-171.
COLLINS, Karen, BOOTE, Jonathan, ARDRON, David, GATH, Jacqui, GREEN, Tracy and AHMEDZAI, Sam (2014). Making patient and public involvement in cancer and palliative care research a reality : academic support is vital for success. British Medical Journal (BMJ) (Supportive and Palliative Care), 1-4. (In Press)
COLLINS, Karen, MCCLIMENS, Alex, MEKONNEN, Stella and WYLD, Lynda (2014). Breast cancer information and support needs for women with intellectual disabilities : a scoping study. Psycho-Oncology, 23 (8), 892-897.
COPE, Edward, HARVEY, Stephen and KIRK, David (2014). Reflections on using visual research methods in sports coaching. Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health. (In Press)
DAOUD, Mohammad Sharif, AYESH, Aladdin, AL-FAYOUMI, Mustafa and HOPGOOD, Adrian (2014). Location prediction based on a sector snapshot for location-based services. Journal of Network and Systems Management, 22 (1), 23-49. (In Press)
DAY, Rebecca E., KITCHEN, Philip, OWEN, David, BLAND, Charlotte, MARSHALL, Lindsay, CONNER, Alex C., BILL, Roslyn M. and CONNER, Matthew (2014). Human aquaporins: regulators of transcellular water flow. Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - General Subjects, 1840 (5), 1492-1506.
DEAN, Jonathan (2014). The role of the reflexive self in mailer's protests. Contention: The Multidisciplinary Journal of Social Protest, 1 (2), 11-26.
DOLAH, Shahrizal (2014). How may designers create furniture that allows meaningful place-making in modern office. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
DONLAN, Leah and CROWTHER, Philip (2014). Leveraging sponsorship to achieve consumer relationship objectives through the creation of 'marketing spaces': An exploratory study. Journal of Marketing Communications, 20 (4), 291-306.
DRABBLE, Jennifer, BOWLES, David and BARKER, Lynne Ann (2014). Investigating the role of executive attentional control to self-harm in a non-clinical cohort with borderline personality features. Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience, 8 (274).
DRISCOLL, H, GAVIRIA, S and GOODWILL, S (2014). Analysing splash in competitive diving. In: JAMES, David, ALLEN, Tom, CHOPPIN, Simon, WHEAT, Jonathan and FLEMMING, Paul, (eds.) The Engineering of Sport 10. Procedia engineering, 72 (72). Elsevier, 26-31.
DUNCAN, Graham and RIDLEY-DUFF, Rory (2014). Appreciative inquiry as a method of transforming identity and power in Pakistani women. Action Research, 12 (2), 117-134.
DUNN, Marcus, HAAKE, Steve, WHEAT, Jonathan and GOODWILL, Simon (2014). Validation of a single camera, spatio-temporal gait analysis system. Procedia Engineering, 72, 243-248.
DUXBURY, Alexandra, SOLTANI, Hora and MARTIN, Sarah (2014). An overview of evidence on diet and physical activity based interventions for gestational weight management. Evidence Based Midwifery, 12 (2), 40-45.
ELLIOTT, Nathan, CHOPPIN, Simon, GOODWILL, Simon and ALLEN, Tom (2014). Markerless tracking of tennis racket motion using a camera. Procedia Engineering, 72, 344-349.
ELLIS, Sandra Jane (2014). Perspectives of the autistic 'Voice': An ethnography examining informal education learning experiences. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
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Facebook: we love it, we hate it, we can't live without, and there was a frickin' major motion picture about it this year. If one website deserves to have its own category in the 2010 Urlies, it's Facebook. The Facebook Trend of the Year award recognizes the most influential meme that started on (and spread primarily through) Facebook. Status update memes, weird groups and events and word-of-Facebook campaigns are all fair game for this category, and we've narrowed the selection down to these five.
Breast Cancer Awareness Status Campaigns
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Can this dung beetle get more fans than Glenn Beck? (Unfortunately, no.) Can this poodle in a tinfoil hat get more fans than Glenn Beck? (Unfortunately, still no.)
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One of the biggest headaches in the Connected Home is installing and managing new products. But with the introduction of the new Broadband Forum BBF.069 CPE Certification, this challenge is set to become a thing of the past, ushering in new levels of interoperability within the broadband industry.
The BBF.069 Certification is an industry first, and sends a clear and simple message to the industry, confirming that Customer Premise Equipment (CPE) vendors meet operator and service provider requirements.
Certification has substantial advantages for all participants in the value chain, offering service providers an enhanced level of confidence that certified customer premise devices will interoperate better with their remote management Auto-Configuration Servers. It also helps equipment and system vendors reduce testing overheads, and enables them to easily market their products – increasing their ability to address a much larger market overall.
Register for this free Webinar sponsored by Broadband Forum to hear Jason Walls, Director of Technical Marketing for QA Cafe and Lincoln Lavoie, Senior Engineer for UNH-IOL discuss these exciting new options and how they can position your products for global success:
- Learn how certification helps you verify and promote best-in-class quality for your CPE products and broadband services
- Hear how the certification process works and what it takes to earn the BBF.069 logo and get your products listed as BBF.069 certified
- Gain insight on who is already taking advantage of BBF.069 certification: CPE vendors and service providers alike
Nicole Ramson May 14, 2013 at 3:04 pm
Thank you for all your questions today, this Q&A is now closed. You can email your questions to Lincoln Lavoie by sending them to firstname.lastname@example.com or Jason Walls by sending them to firstname.lastname@example.com
Matthias Hofmann May 14, 2013 at 2:57 pm
Since new functioanlity will continuously be added to the TR-069 based specs (e.g. TR-232), what is the plan to reflect or include these changes into the conformance test plan?
Lincoln Lavoie May 14, 2013 at 3:01 pm
Hello Matthias, as more features are added to the TR-069 specifications, the certification program will be maintained and augmented. In TR-232, the new optional features will drive new test requirements that are conditional on the CPE's support of the new features. CPE that don't support the new optional features would not be required to meet the conditional test requirement(s), since the CPE doesn't meet the condition.
James Taylor May 14, 2013 at 2:51 pm
If a minor change is made to the TR069 implementation, is a complete re-test required again or is there a way for vendors to make a declaration and receive approval for a firmware update?
Lincoln Lavoie May 14, 2013 at 2:54 pm
Hello James, If the changes are being made to the TR-069 implementation, yes, a re-test is required to ensure the product still meets the requirements of the certification program. If the change is similar to re-branding the CPE for a specific service provider, a re-test may not be required, however, that decision ultimately is what the service provider or customer will accept.
fazlee May 14, 2013 at 2:49 pm
hi nicole…can i get copy of the presentation as well..thanks
Nicole Ramson May 14, 2013 at 2:51 pm
Not a problem at all.
Atif May 14, 2013 at 2:54 pm
Me too please Nicole.
Nicole Ramson May 14, 2013 at 2:56 pm
Hi Atif, not a problem.
Lincoln Lavoie May 14, 2013 at 2:46 pm
Hello Jim, Yes, your company needs to be a member of the Broadband Forum to be listed as a certified CPE device on the website. Membership is also required for access to the detailed test plan, IR-069.
Rich Bayliss May 14, 2013 at 2:47 pm
If I am registered when the test is performed, and subsequently do not renew – will my product stay as "certified"?
Lincoln Lavoie May 14, 2013 at 2:50 pm
Hello Rich, Yes, your product will remain certified, however, the Broadband Forum website only lists the certified products for companies that are current members of the forum. There may also be restrictions on the use of the logos by non-member companies.
FranciscoJMoreno May 14, 2013 at 2:46 pm
Has the certification been officially validated ? by what entity? Did the TEst Plan undergo review/feedback by companies in the Broadband Forum?
Jason Walls May 14, 2013 at 2:48 pm
Hi Francisco,
The test plan is an official BBF document and went through the contribution and review process. In addition, there was a beta testing period that was used to validate the test scripts and testing process. The UNH-IOL is ISO certified to perform the testing as well.
Lincoln Lavoie May 14, 2013 at 2:45 pm
Hello Francisco, If your company is already a Broadband Forum member, you can register to attend the next meeting via the Broadband Forum website (www.broadband-forum.org), which does require a login account. There is a form to fill our to request a login if needed. If your company is not currently a member, you can join the forum at this link: http://www.broadband-forum.org/about/join.php
jvale May 14, 2013 at 2:43 pm
the TR143 is a good solution to measure the net speed until 500 Mbps (gpon access ) ?
Jason Walls May 14, 2013 at 2:45 pm
TR-143 specified many of the diagnostic objects and parameters used in the InternetGatewayDevice:1 and Device:1 and Device:2 data models. There is work being done in the Broadband Forum for larger scope network performance monitoring.
Robert Sean Ogilvy May 14, 2013 at 2:39 pm
thanks Jason. I' m surprised that devices are not already provisioned before being installed. but anyway useful information.. thank you.
Jason Walls May 14, 2013 at 2:42 pm
No problem Rob! In most cases, it's used in a self install scenario – the device is already provisioned with the ACS URL, but things such as user credentials or customer specific WiFi parameters will be set up. Providers can also provision services specific to the subscriber's products they are purchasing from the provider.
Arjan Reurich May 14, 2013 at 2:39 pm
How we can download the presentation
Nicole Ramson May 14, 2013 at 2:47 pm
Hi Aran, I will send you the presentation directly. Regards, nicole
Lincoln Lavoie May 14, 2013 at 2:38 pm
Hello Francisco, The BBF.069 certification does not directly test interoperability with different ACS equipment, the testing is based on conformance to the standard. We have used certified CPE in interoperability tests with ACS equipment in our lab and seen significant improvements in behavior over the non-certified CPE equipment. The Broadband Forum is also discussing the creation of an interoperability program to run in parallel, and leverage the BBF.069 certification. There is still time to participate in the discussion of the interoperability program, if you would like to participate in the BBF meetings.
FranciscoJMoreno May 14, 2013 at 2:41 pm
How can I say "NO" to that invitate? . Please send info.
Rich Bayliss May 14, 2013 at 2:36 pm
How would the testing work, if the product uses TR-069 with a non-standard data model. For example, a data model detailing a home energy monitor (as example)?
Jason Walls May 14, 2013 at 2:38 pm
Hi Rich,
If the data model is non-standard, and uses vendor extensions, that's completely fine. The tests focus on protocol functionality, so as long as the appropriate parameters used for testing are known ahead of time it can be tested using the program or the official test platform.
Rich Bayliss May 14, 2013 at 2:38 pm
That's great. Thanks.
Jason Walls May 14, 2013 at 2:41 pm
No problem! If you have additional questions on how any of that works, feel free to email us.
FranciscoJMoreno May 14, 2013 at 2:34 pm
Does the Certification include actual Interoperability Testing agains different ACSs?
Jason Walls May 14, 2013 at 2:33 pm
Hi Rich,
You can certify software stacks, but it must be on a reference design platform to be certified. The certification doesn't filter down by proxy; the individual devices must still be tested, but you can use the certification to assure those who are implementing your stack in their devices that it will pass much more easily.
jvale May 14, 2013 at 2:33 pm
the certification process includes TR181 ?
the TR111 was not a good solution to manage the devices on the LAN, there are plans in broadbandforum to create a new protocol for manage the this devices ?
Lincoln Lavoie May 14, 2013 at 2:35 pm
Hello Jvale, The BBF.069 certification is independent of the data-model implemented on the CPE. So the certification can apply to newer devices implementing the TR-181 data-models and older CPE based on the TR-098 data-model. Jason is going to answer your second question.
Jason Walls May 14, 2013 at 2:36 pm
TR-111 was deprecated, and the methods for NAT traversal were incorporated into TR-069 Annex G. There is work in progress for alternative methods of NAT traversal for ACS Connection Requests.
Rich Bayliss May 14, 2013 at 2:31 pm
Is it going to be possible to certify a software stack, rather than an individual CPE model? Therefore, as a software house we could advertise our stack as compliant, and by proxy any CPE using it?
FranciscoJMoreno May 14, 2013 at 2:28 pm
Is there currenlty a wait period before one can take a device for Certification?
Lincoln Lavoie May 14, 2013 at 2:29 pm
Hello Francisco, our current lead times for BBF.069 certification testing is about 1-2 weeks.
Robert Sean Ogilvy May 14, 2013 at 2:27 pm
you mentioned that there were 150 million TR69 devices out there. What is the top use case by service providers?
Jason Walls May 14, 2013 at 2:30 pm
The most common use case from the inception of TR-069 firmware version management on the devices. Initial provisioning is also a big one; eliminating the need for a support visit to set up the gateway. As TR-069 has expanded, providers are also using it to manage other devices in the home and use the TR-069 software module management system to add additional functionality/services to existing deployments.
Jason Walls May 14, 2013 at 2:24 pm
Other than getting them to implement TR-069, TR-069 Amendment 3 explains how to use a gateway that supports TR-069 as a proxy for non-TR-069 devices in the home.
FranciscoJMoreno May 14, 2013 at 2:24 pm
What is the actual test time for a typical test suite?
What is the Cost of te Certification?
Lincoln Lavoie May 14, 2013 at 2:27 pm
Hello Francisco, The BBF.069 certification testing typically takes about 6 days to complete, including the formal reporting. For questions about costs, please contact email@example.com.
Arjan Reurich May 14, 2013 at 2:23 pm
Are there plans to describe the use of XMPP within TR-69
Jason Walls May 14, 2013 at 2:25 pm
There is currently work in progress for using XMPP for NAT traversal when attempting Connection Requests from the ACS.
Jason Walls May 14, 2013 at 2:22 pm
The full list of certified devices can be found here:
JimDev May 14, 2013 at 2:22 pm
How do I become a Broadband Forum member?
Jason Walls May 14, 2013 at 2:26 pm
Arjan Reurich May 14, 2013 at 2:22 pm
What are the costs to certify CPE device
Lincoln Lavoie May 14, 2013 at 2:28 pm
Hello Arjan, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com for information regarding certification costs.
Howard Moore May 14, 2013 at 2:21 pm
You mentioned the TR-069 devices were backwards compatible with older standards. How can a service provider manage the CPE though when the customer may have their own device which is not TR-069 compatible? What are some limitations with having some devices TR-069 and others not at that standard?
Jason Walls May 14, 2013 at 2:27 pm
Other than getting them to implement TR-069, TR-069 Amendment 3 explains how to use a gateway that supports TR-069 as a proxy for non-TR-069 devices in the home.
Alex Dick May 14, 2013 at 2:21 pm
Can the testing process be performed remotely or do products need to shipped to the lab?
Lincoln Lavoie May 14, 2013 at 2:24 pm
Hello Alex, The products do need to be present in the lab for testing. This is need for some test cases that require the engineer to modify a setting on the CPE through a non-TR-069 mechanism to ensure the CPE sends the appropriate TR-069 notification messages.
Jason Walls May 14, 2013 at 2:20 pm
TR-069 Amendment 4 Annex G describes the methods for getting a device behind a NAT to be able to receive connection requests. A device behind a gateway can usually initiate connections to the ACS just fine, but yes, STUN is one of the current methods of NAT traversal.
Andry May 14, 2013 at 2:20 pm
which companies except Lantiq and CenturyLink are certified today?
Lincoln Lavoie May 14, 2013 at 2:19 pm
Testing generally takes about 5-6 days to complete a full round of testing, including the production of the final report.
ThomasH May 14, 2013 at 2:19 pm
Is there a plan to establish a certification
lab in Europe?
Lincoln Lavoie May 14, 2013 at 2:23 pm
Hello Thomas, currently there is not a plan to add additional labs. However, this may change if the demand for the program increases to a level requiring multiple labs. The UNH-IOL does work with companies from around the world.
Nora May 14, 2013 at 2:15 pm
I am having audio issues, or is it only me ?
Nicole Ramson May 14, 2013 at 2:17 pm
Hi Nora, if you are having issues head to our non-streaming version of the Webinar – http://webinars.telecoms.com/webinar/nostream/
Arjan Reurich May 14, 2013 at 2:14 pm
How a CPE device behind a modemrouter is able to connect to the ACS and vice versa if the modemrouter is TR 69 enabled. Is STUN the connection mechanism? In our case we would like to remotely manage a MoCA device behind a modemrouter.
JimDev May 14, 2013 at 1:20 pm
Does my company need to be a Broadband Forum member to test?
JimDev May 14, 2013 at 1:20 pm
How long does testing take?


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