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Four years ago, when Jackie Mason made his Broadway debut, I was the only reviewer not to join the chorus of praise for the enshrinement of Borscht Belt humor on Broadway. (The Catskills influence was always there in the form of dialogue, but Jackie was the first to present it in undiluted form.)
In those days I had persnickety notions about what constituted theater, about why a comedian telling jokes was different from a one-person piece of theater.
It is a tribute either to Jackie or to the deadening effects of living in New York that, four years later, all my cavils have flown. In his new show, accurately called "Jackie Mason: Brand New," it took Jackie approximately one minute to have me laughing - sometimes uncontrollably - all evening long.
To be fair, it is not simply that my taste has deteriorated over the years. I think this time Jackie is genuinely funnier. Something I objected to back then was his gibes at other ethnic groups. Jews are justifiably sensitive about other groups making fun of them; someone as self-consciously Jewish as Jackie ought to be equally wary of making fun of others. (His only lapse this time is an oddly vehement, charmless attack on the French.)
As it happens no one can be wickeder about Jews than Jews. Here Jackie is merciless, as when he explains the need for an intermission: "Jews have to go to the lobby and discuss their opinions - their opinions are more important than the show."
Even four years ago, I admired Jackie's gifts for physical comedy. Here he has a particularly funny bit about the nervous way New Yorkers walk and why it has been a boon to chiropractors. His gifts as a mimic are also prodigious: This time he has perfect impressions of several TV newscasters and an uncanny imitation of former Israeli premier Shimon Peres.
The show ends with some lovely cantorial singing, a reminder that Jackie began his career as a rabbi. Since laughter is a gift of God, his work might still be considered rabbinical.
A wolfish but elfin grin, a chunky, ample presence wrapped inside a double-breasted suit, a gravelly voice with a pastrami accent, he walks on stage like a mob boss, glares (half-comic, half-serious) at the front row, and demands: "You never saw a Jew before? This is it." And it is.
Jackie Mason is back on Broadway - his show officially opened last night at the Neil Simon Theater. He calls it "Jackie Mason Brand New," but who is he kidding?
The material...that, yes, is new. All new and all funny...funnier, I think, than his earlier show, "The World According to Me." But "Jackie Mason Brand New" is nowadays a contradiction in terms.
What is Yiddish for oxymoron? For Mason has himself virtually become a brand-name for Jewish ethnic humor, all export quality, and that brand can never be new again, can never be quite repeated.
So while this show is - fear not - totally new from top to tuchis, that individualist mixture of satire, commentary and observation delivered in tones, although inimitable, actually more easily imitated than described, is gloriously much the same as before.
There are differences of approach. Two years ago, Mason's one-man show had the makings of a phenomenon, whereas now it has the makings of an institution.
Earlier, he seemed still slightly aggrieved at past failures - the slights, insults, snubs and rejections of an earlier, unfeeling world. Now he is expansive - he can almost forgive Rudy Giuliani - why, he can even come close to forgiving the ghost of Ed Sullivan!
Now he has nothing to prove, not even his talent, and in a handsome new setting by Neil Peter Jampolis consisting largely of TV screens (in the intermission they show Looney Tunes cartoons, so, a word to the wise, stay in your seat) he relaxes with neurotic ease and flies off into an ecstasy of monologue. He is brilliant. His imitations alone would be worth the price (very modest by Broadway standards, by the way) of the ticket. As he says: "I don't take chances. When I do an impression, I tell you who it is first."
But his visual and aural impressions - far more caricature than impersonation - of Walter Cronkite, William Buckley and David Brinkley are quite extraordinary in the accuracy and friendly malice of their wit.
Observation is the key to his humor. He is fond of telling us "I don't make this up" - and usually he doesn't. He exaggerates here and there (particularly there) but for the most part he flicks his targets at their truest spot.
Mason's manner could be termed suavely aggressive. He practically terrorizes the front row of the audience, taking a few hostages, and raking them time and time again with machine-gun-like scorn - an atavistic throw-back to Catskills humor.
He is mocking - he very shrewdly even mocks his own well-upholstered sense of self-satisfaction and self-esteem. But not too much.
It is only when he gets to politicians that he becomes merciless. Ronald Reagan, George Bush, Dan Quayle, of course, (but he obviously feels a little shame-faced at going for the easy sport of quayle-hunting), Marion Barry and David Dinkins, together with David Dinkins' headboard - they all get theirs.
His monologues (they come in long but separate segments, and are punctuated by appropriate displays on the bank of TV screens) range from politics, to the Trumps and Marla, John Gotti, and airline security, but tend to come back to one main theme, to which most of Mason's humor is but variations - the differences, real, imagined and observed, between Jews and Gentiles.
Last time out, some of this hit my perhaps over-sensitized ethnic consciousness (after all, as half Hungarian Jew, a quarter Irish and a quarter English, married to yet another ethnic mix, I am perhaps unusually conscious and peculiarly vulnerable) in the wrong place. And some of it still does.
It seems a tad too easy, too insular, even too chicken-soupy and massaging for his largely Jewish audience. But now, the only people he actually goes out of his way to insult are the French - and Francophobia here hits new depths.
Oh well, I suppose the French can look after themselves - and how many are going to get to the Neil Simon Theater, anyway?
And I laughed. I laughed a lot. Mason doesn't depend on shtick, he depends on life. He even stands up for it. Go see - and keep your ears open.
The setting for ''Jackie Mason: Brand New'' (at the Neil Simon Theater) is an approximation of a television studio. Behind Mr. Mason is a battery of television monitors on which are projected images of politicians, astronauts and - a bulletin from Israel - Charlton Heston parting the Red Sea. The stand-up comedian is now standing in for a television anchor. He is also doing his own commercials, as in his confident aside to the audience, ''It's a wonderful thing to see me in person.''
Mr. Mason's audience, which is an integral part of his act, returns the compliment. With this comedian, there is no sense of indecisiveness. He is sharp, pungent and self-assured. Yet his humor is not without its moments of subtlety. He does not batter an audience into submission, but informally amuses them with shticks of recognition.
''Brand New'' is an exact meeting of performer and material. He is wound up and ready for action, with the same targets but with a different arsenal of jokes. He never moves very far from what he regards as eternal differences betweens Jews and Gentiles, differences that are social, marital and, perhaps above all, culinary.
There is a high caloric content in his comedy. In his view, you eat what you are. This leads him to a withering discussion of health-food stores, whose patrons have sickly looks on their faces from eating too much alfalfa, a word he pronounces with disdain. As a confirmed hot-pastrami fancier, he offers a shrewd comment on changing nutritional patterns: no food is considered good to eat for two weeks in a row.
For him, there is something especially suspect about sushi, the food served by restaurateurs who have no room in their establishments for a kitchen. Chauvinistically, he questions the elevation of everything Japanese while reserving surprisingly virulent remarks for the French. He prefers seltzer to Perrier and, as a tip to bottlers, suggests that sparkling-water sales would soar if the beverage were pronounced seltzier.
The comic style - a spritz followed by a topper - derives from the Catskills via Las Vegas, but in his heart, Mr. Mason has the retaliatory instincts of a political commentator. Despite the controversy he aroused during last year's mayoral campaign, he still makes jokes about Mayor David N. Dinkins's wardrobe (photo of the natty Mayor on the television screen). He surmises that if the Brooklyn Korean market had sold jackets instead of vegetables, the Mayor would have immediately broken up the boycott. Not one to play favorites, he also spoofs former Mayor Edward I. Koch and Mr. Mason's own defeated mayoral candidate, Rudolph W. Giuliani (''He's a brilliant crime fighter. He puts people in jail whether they're guilty or not'').
In the equivalent of an extended opening monologue on the Johnny Carson show, he needles George Bush, Ronald Reagan and Mayor Marion S. Barry Jr. of Washington who ''said he would get drugs off the street and did.'' The assault is ecumenical, as he imitates a gallery of Israeli leaders as well as William F. Buckley Jr. When he mimics someone he does not ape a voice but rather a manner - and mannerisms - that reveal his own diabolical gift as a caricaturist.
This time there is perhaps excessive interaction with the audience, which only reminds one that the show would be equally at home in a nightclub. Those seated in front rows should be prepared to become the object of Mr. Mason's mockery. On the other hand, he seems more concerned than in his previous Broadway show about giving the audience its money's worth. During the intermission, theatergoers can remain in their seats and watch Daffy Duck and Porky Pig cartoons on those monitors. This bizarre touch may be an attempt to broaden his already wide audience.
Despite his apparent parochialism, there is a universality in his comic assault. He cuts everyone down to size, including himself, as in his comment, ''At the stage of life when most people are passing away, I became a star.'' Admirers will laugh and skeptics will smile. Mr. Mason is one of a kind, a stand-up comic who has found a hospitable home on Broadway.


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There are two cases, that should behave the same, but they don't.
First program works normally. Inventor generates a circular Pattern with the given Part.
' Part referenced in Obejct-Collection-Object
o_ObjectCollection (is defined)
' reference an Axis of the Assembly
Dim o_AssyDef As AssemblyComponentDefinition
o_AssyDef = o_AssyDoc.ComponentDefinition
Dim o_WorkAxis As WorkAxis
o_WorkAxis = o_AssyDef.WorkAxes(3)
' Add Circular Pattern with Axis from Assembly
Dim o_CircOccPatt As CircularOccurrencePattern
o_CircOccPatt = o_AssyDef.OccurrencePatterns.AddCircularPattern _
(o_ObjectCollection, o_WorkAxis, True, "90 deg", 3)
Now, the second case, I try to take the Work Axis from a Part, that is placed in the Assembly,
but Inventor does not generate the Pattern. If I set the Axis visible, or even rename it, it works. But the AddCircularPattern does not work.
' Part referenced in Obejct-Collection-Object
o_ObjectCollection (is defined)
' reference an Axis from Part, placed in Assembly
Dim o_CompOcc As ComponentOccurrence
o_CompOcc = o_AssyDoc.ComponentDefinition.Occurrences.Item(4)
Dim o_PartDoc As PartDocument = o_CompOcc.Definition.Document
Dim o_PartDef As PartComponentDefinition = o_PartDoc.ComponentDefinition
Dim o_WorkAxis As WorkAxis
o_WorkAxis = o_PartDef.WorkAxes.Item(3)
o_WorkAxis.Visible = True
' Add Circular Pattern with Axis from Part in the Assembly
Dim o_CircOccPatt As CircularOccurrencePattern
o_CircOccPatt = o_AssyDef.OccurrencePatterns.AddCircularPattern _
(o_ObjectCollection, o_WorkAxis, True, "90 deg", 3)
I hope somebody can help me, because I really need this functionality.
Thank you very much,
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Solved! by abrink100. See the answer in context.
Hello Mr. Varholik,
thank you very much, it works now the first time i tried it.
I'd be happy to take a look if you upload a dataset (part+assembly) and code (simple complete subs) that show the behavior. Posting incomplete code snippets without models is stretching the limits of free advice.
For future API related questions, you'll probably have better luck with the customization forum: http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/Autodesk-Inventor-Cu
Could you also attach the dataset? (part and assembly files)
I looked into this one closer and what you need to do is create a proxy object for the workaxis. The proxy object then can be passed as in input argument to AddCircularPattern(). What your code does is that it directly retrieves the axis from the part document, but we need to know which occurrence has been used...
Try to change your script to something like this:
Public Sub AddCircularPattern_Part_Axis()
Dim o_AssyDoc As Inventor.AssemblyDocument
Set o_AssyDoc = ThisApplication.ActiveDocument
Dim o_AssyDef As AssemblyComponentDefinition
Set o_AssyDef = o_AssyDoc.ComponentDefinition
Dim o_CompOccs As ComponentOccurrences
Set o_CompOccs = o_AssyDef.Occurrences
Dim o_ObjectCollection As Inventor.ObjectCollection
Set o_ObjectCollection = ThisApplication.TransientObjects.CreateObjectColle
o_ObjectCollection.Add o_CompOccs.Item(1)
Dim o_CompOcc As ComponentOccurrence
Set o_CompOcc = o_AssyDef.Occurrences.Item(1)
Dim o_PartDef As PartComponentDefinition
Set o_PartDef = o_CompOcc.Definition
Dim o_WorkAxis As WorkAxis
Set o_WorkAxis = o_PartDef.WorkAxes.Item(3)
Dim o_PWorkAxis As WorkAxisProxy
Call o_CompOcc.CreateGeometryProxy(o_WorkAxis, o_PWorkAxis)
Dim o_CircOccPatt As CircularOccurrencePattern
Set o_CircOccPatt = o_AssyDef.OccurrencePatterns.AddCircularPattern(o_
End Sub
Hello Mr. Varholik,
thank you very much, it works now the first time i tried it.
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My daughter had a stray pregnant pit bull show up in her yard around christmas. VERY sweet, loving dog who was in pretty bad shape. She was very thin and very full of pups. She tried to find an owner (although I am not so sure this gal should have been returned to her owner, given the terrible shape she was in). About a week later, she gave birth to 13 pups. 4 died at birth, but the rest are beautful, sweet 10 week old pups now. My daughter has loved these pups, given them their shots, and has desparatly tried to find homes for them, and not had much luck. The other day on the news there was a big story about 3 fighting pit bulls that the shelter had seized and were rehabilitating them to be adopted out. So Emily contacted the shelter to see if they would take 1/2 of the pups and find them homes....they told her that pit bull mix pups are not even given a chance....they will be killed as soon as they come in. Now why on earth would this shelter take these fighting dogs and rehab them, but they won't even give an innocent pup a chance. Makes NO sense to me at all. Emily doesn't have much money and can't afford to keep feeding these puppies. So she's going to take all but her favorite two to a different shelter and hope for the best for them. She just can't bare the thought of her favorite two being put to sleep. Emily did adopt the female that showed up....she named her Jingle. |
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- Posted by joepyeweed (My Page) on Thu, Mar 27, 08 at 14:00
I agree that doesn't make sense, the pups have a decent chance of becoming good pets, compared to the adult fighting dogs... Best of luck to the pups... |
You're right, that doesn't make any sense. Bless your daughter and her big heart and good luck to her and the pups. |
It's funny how things work out. We loaded the pups up to take them to a shelter on Friday but got there 15 minutes too late.....and had to bring them all back home. Over the weekend, she heard back from a woman who runs a pit bull rescue. She has spread the word about these pups and offers of help are coming out of the woodwork! Emily has already recieved one donation which will spay Jingle and support the pups for a few more weeks. A rescue place in atlanta has offered to take 4 of them so friday we will load up Emily's favorite 4 and drive them four hours to atlanta. Another woman has offered to send money for food, so they don't have to go to a shelter. It is so heartwarming to have so many people wanting to help these pups. |
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That's great news! Bless Emily for her kindness and hope the pups get wonderful forever homes soon. Jingle is a lucky gal! |
- Posted by buyorsell888 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 14, 08 at 19:49
Great news! |
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For all those of you who don't remember or know me from my November 1997 article, I'm John V., a high school junior at a boarding school in Delaware. I'm 16.
Anyway, much has developed in my life since my last article. I now have a boyfriend, Jeff. I actually had been e-mailing him at the time I wrote my last article, but we were still getting to know each other at that time. We met because he saw my AOL profile, which describes me as a "boarding school student." Jeff e-mailed me, wondering why anyone where I live would want to go to boarding school since the public schools are so good. (He managed to miss the fact that under "marital status" on my profile, I have "single and gay.")
Anyway, we started e-mailing and talking on the phone, and finally over my Thanksgiving break I got to see him a couple times. He's such a cutie! Anyway, he had never been with a guy before, but I had. Neither of us had had anal sex, though. So, with a candle lit, throwing our shadows on the wall, we both lost our virginity to each other. It was seriously the most fun and happy week of my life. Just to spend hours alone with someone you love is so awesome. I miss the taste of his kiss. But, at the time I'm writing this article, I only have 4 days left until my Christmas break.
The second best week of my life was the week right after my Thanksgiving break (my first week back at school). I found out a ton of good news. I nailed my SAT's, I got Highest Honors on my report card, and I nailed my PSAT's. So, I'm no longer very worried about college. The downside to this has been that one of my friends, Meredith, who has been sensitive about her grades all fall term, got upset when I told her about my report card. She thinks I told her just to make myself look good, but really all I was doing was saying, "Hey! Something good happened to me, and I wanted to tell you because you're my friend, and I know you won't take it the wrong way."
Meredith does not see things my way, however, and thinks that I should refrain from talking about any good things that happen to me. She recognizes that I did nothing wrong, however. So, basically, Meredith isn't making any sense -- on one hand, she sees that I did nothing wrong, but she wants me to act differently. This I just can't understand -- she's the one with the insecurity problem -- she should be the one to try and change!
Anyway, Meredith has now made me paranoid about telling anyone about my successes because now I'm afraid everyone will look at me like Meredith did. Most of my friends see things from my point-of-view, and think that Meredith should apologize to me. I don't really care one way or another if she apologizes, and I really don't think she can swallow her pride and apologize anyway. Some of my friends are somewhere in the middle and aren't really taking sides, which is understandable. At any rate, I would just like to walk into the same room as Meredith and not feel awkward or mad.
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Soil primarily had its commencing from rock together with animal and vegetable decay, if you can imagine long stretches or periods of time whenever great rock masses were crumbling and breaking up. Heat, water action, and friction were largely responsible for this. Through friction here is meant the rubbing and grinding of rock mass against rock mass. Think of the huge rocks, a perfective chaos of them, bumping, scraping, and settling against one another.
What would be the result? Well, I am sure you all could work that out. This is what happened: bits of rock were worn off, a great deal of heat was produced, and pieces of rock were pressed together to form new rock masses, some portions becoming dissolved in water. Why, I myself, almost feel the stress and strain of it all. Can you?
Then, too, there were great changes in temperature. First everything was heated to a high temperature, and then gradually became cool. Just think of the cracking, the crumbling, and the upheavals that such changes must have caused! You know some of the effects in winter of sudden freezes and thaws. But the little examples of bursting water pipes and broken pitchers are as nothing to what was happening in the world on those days. The water and the gases in the atmosphere helped along this crumbling work.
From all this action of rubbing, which action we call mechanical, it is easy enough to understand how sand was formed. This represents one of the great divisions of soil sandy soil. The sea shores are great masses of pure sand. Whenever soil was nothing but broken rock masses then indeed it would be very poor and unproductive. But the early forms of animal and vegetable life decaying became a part of the rock mass and a better soil resulted. So the soils we speak of as sandy soils have mixed with the sand other matter, sometimes clay, sometimes vegetable matter or humus, and often animal waste.
Clay brings us right to another class of soils clayey soils. It happens that certain portions of rock masses became dissolved when water trickled over them and heat was plenty and abundant. This dissolution took place largely because there is in the air a certain gas called carbon dioxide or carbonic acid gas. This gas attacks and changes certain substances in rocks. Sometimes you see great rocks with portions sticking up looking as when they had been eaten away. Carbonic acid did this.
It changed this eaten part into something else which we call clay. A change like this is not mechanical but chemical. The difference in the two sorts of change is just this: in the one case of sand, where a mechanical change went on, you still have just what you started with, save that the size of the mass is smaller. You started with a heavy rock, and ended with little particles of sand. But you had no different kind of rock in the end. Mechanical action might be illustrated with a piece of lump sugar. Let the sugar represent a heavy mass of rock. Break up the sugar, and even the smallest bit is sugar.
It is just so with the rock mass; but in the case of a chemical change you start with one thing and end with another. You started with a big mass of rock which had in it a portion that became changed by the acid acting throughout it. It ended in being an entirely different thing which we call clay. So in the case of chemical change certain something is started with and in the end we have an entirely different thing. The clay soils are often called mud soils since of the amount of water used in their formation.
The third sort of soil which we farm people have to deal with is lime soil. Remember we are thinking of soils from the farm level of view. This soil of course normally was formed from limestone. Just as soon as one thing is mentioned about which we know nothing, another comes up of which we are just as ignorant. And so a whole chain of questions follows. Now you are believably saying within yourselves, how was limestone first formed?
At one time ages ago the lower animal and plant shapes picked from the water particles of lime. With the lime they formed skeletons or houses about themselves as protection from larger animals. Coral is representative of this class of skeleton-forming animal.
As the animal died the skeleton remained, great masses of this living matter pressed all together, after ages, formed limestone. Some limestone's are still in such shape that the shelly formation is still visible. Marble, another limestone, is somewhat crystalline in character. Another well-known limestone is chalk. Perhaps you'd like to know a way of always being able to tell limestone. Drop a little of this acid on some lime.
See how it bubbles and fizzles. Then drop some throughout this chalk and on the marble, too. The same bubbling takes place. So lime must be in these three structures. One executes not have to buy a special acid for this work, for even the household acids like vinegar will cause the same result.
Then these are the three types of soil with which the farmer has to deal, and which we wish to interpret, for one may learn to know his garden soil through studying it, just as one learns a lesson through study.
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November 1998JobWorks is a Logic extension program that Pictorial is implementing to help the company access customer information. JobWorks combines a user-defined electronic job ticket—one that Pictorial has customized to fit its specific needs—with all job-related information. By having access to computers throughout the plant, anyone can access the most current job information and quickly answer any client's questions about the job.
"No work can be done in this plant unless there has been a job ticket created," says Samuels. "Having the new electronic job ticket makes us more consistent."
The pressroom is another area where access to job information is critical. With three six-color webs and several four-, six-, and eight-color sheetfed presses, Pictorial produces jobs anywhere from 5,000 to 20 million impressions with an average turnaround time of five days. To keep track of all the information for the different jobs, Pictorial implemented Logic DMI on every press. Data collected directly from the press by DMI are displayed in the Logic PlantVista on PCs throughout the plant, giving an instant view of the production floor.
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DMI allows all of prepress as well as production to know the status of a job at any time. "We use it to determine scheduling such as in the prep department," Samuels continues. "If the plates aren't made, they can determine how much time they have just by looking at the screen. If they want to prioritize, they don't have to walk around the pressroom to figure that out. Everyone knows where they stand at any moment."
As an example, when a client calls and asks about a specific job on-press, Pictorial's production person looks at the screen and selects the press that is running that job to determine how many impressions are left to run. "What is most important to us is to give our clients the right information, at the time they need it. We won't tolerate keeping our customers waiting by having to get back to them when we can obtain the information so quickly and easily," remarks Samuels.
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Having Logic as a partner yields additional advantages to Pictorial other than just helping manage its business. Logic's User Meeting and the yearly releases are a plus, too. "The User Meetings are very good because we get to see new products and to meet and discuss details with other companies who use the system in order to benefit from one another," states Samuels.
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Fareed Zakaria is very unhappy that "the American Left," by whom he means the vast majority of people across the political spectrum who oppose cuts to Social Security and Medicare, insist on taking arithmetic seriously. They are refusing to join Peter Peterson and his wealthy friends in the Campaign to Fix the Debt in their crusade to cut these key social insurance programs.
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The American left has trained its sights on a new enemy: Pete Peterson. The banker and private-equity billionaire is, at first glance, an obvious target—rich and Republican. He stands accused of being the evil genius behind all the forces urging Washington to do something about the national debt. …
The facts are hard to dispute. In 1900, 1 in 25 Americans was over the age of 65. In 2030, just 18 years from now, 1 in 5 Americans will be over 65. We will be a nation that looks like Florida. Because we have a large array of programs that provide guaranteed benefits to the elderly, this has huge budgetary implications. In 1960 there were about five working Americans for every retiree. By 2025, there will be just over two workers per retiree. In 1975 Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid made up 25% of federal spending. Today they add up to a whopping 40%. And within a decade, these programs will take up over half of all federal outlays.


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NBN rollout rate queried
PUBLISHED: 17 Oct 2012 11:30:00 | UPDATED: 18 Oct 2012 07:46:47PUBLISHED: 18 Oct 2012 PRINT EDITION: 18 Oct 2012According to NBN Co's corporate plan released in August, 286,000 premises will be passed by fibre optic cabling by June 30, 2013.
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NBN Co will need to increase the rate it connects homes and businesses to fibre on the $37.4 billion national broadband network by more than 1800 per cent if it wants to hit its own rollout targets.
The latest progress figures came from NBN Co under questioning by Coalition senator Simon Birmingham during a Senate estimates hearing in Canberra on Tuesday night.
NBN Co chief communications officer Kieren Cooney told the hearing 32,295 premises had been "passed" by the company's sub-contractors, meaning they were ready to be connected on request. Of those, 3295 had been passed in the past two months.
According to NBN Co's corporate plan released in August, 286,000 premises will be passed by fibre optic cabling by June 30, 2013.
This will require the company to increase its connection rate from 1650 per month now to an average of 30,000 per month in the next eight months.
NBN Co also released numbers that show just 6400 premises have chosen to move to the fibre network.
Senator Birmingham said he doubted the company's ability to ramp up in time: "Based on their track record, I think people would be rightfully sceptical of their capacity to ramp up so quickly and deliver the type of scale that's being promised."
Communications Minister Stephen Conroy said the increase was not linear and NBN Co would hit its targets.
The Coalition pointed out that a "monthly ready for service rollout plan" released by NBN Co on October 12 only confirmed a total of 263,000 premises would be passed by June 30, 2013 – a shortfall of almost 23,000 just two months after the corporate plan was released.
NBN Co head of product development Jim Hassell confirmed the figures and said the ready for service plan was based on deals finalised with contractors.
But he said partially completed locations not included in the plan would bring premises passed to the full 286,000 by the deadline.
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Wear your PJs to this special session of our regular storytime where we do storytime backwards, starting with a craft. We're celebrating going back to school. This is a family program that is suitable for all young children.
Children's Magic Shows Performed by Teens
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Magician Mark Alan and Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library teen volunteers are prepared to dazzle children of all ages with their magic. Sponsored by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library, these teens have attended weekly workshops with Magician Mark Alan to learn magic and they are eager to share with you. Join us and prepare to be amazed by our talented teens.
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Kids going crazy at home? Come join us for fun and snacks as we watch an ordinary Lego construction worker recruited to join a quest to stop an evil tyranny from gluing the universe into eternal stasis. This movie is rated PG and is great for the whole family.
STAND Against Bullying with Magician Mark Alan
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Magician Mark Alan presents a serious topic in a fun manner using comedy, magic, ventriloquism, musical routines, and lots of interaction to help give kids the tools they need to take a stand against bullying. This 45-minute program is intended for elementary-age children, but is fun for all. Sponsored by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library and made possible at all St. Johns County branch libraries by the Barbara A. Kay Foundation Grant. Everyone is welcome.
Family Game Time
Wednesday, August 27 from 3pm - 6pm
Every 4th Wednesday of the month, the whole family is invited to the library to play board games, including Monopoly, Connect Four, Candy Land, Scrabble, Chutes & Ladders, Uno, and many more. Simply use your library card, or driver's license, to check out the games. All board games - including our new ones (Trivial Pursuit Family Edition, Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Don't Drop the Egg, Super Mario Brothers Checkers, and Apples to Apples Disney Edition) are provided by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library.
Family Storytime
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We'll explore trees this week, reading stories about trees and learning scientific facts about how trees grow and what they do for the environment. Join us for music, movement, and a craft.
Just for Babies and Family Storytimes
Bird Island Park's Ms. Gail and Ms. Suzanne present programs for little ones.
Just for Babies - August 19 at 10:15am; for babies up to 15 months and their caregivers. This infant lapsit is designed for one-on-one interaction between caregiver and baby. Families with multiple children are encouraged to attend Family Storytime.
Family Storytime - Held every Tuesday morning in August at 11am; for children 16 months - 5 years and their families, though no child will be turned away. For more information on system-wide library storytimes, please go here.
Thank you to Ms. Gail and Ms. Suzanne - our wonderful library and Bird Island Park volunteers - for providing storytime programming during August.


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I'm restoring some vintage ceiling fixtures, for the most part refinishing them and replacing cloth wire with modern fixture wire and new sockets. These all pre-date UL labeling and none have a grounding conductor. Will there be any code issues installing restored old fixtures, and should a ground conductor be added? |
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Don't ask, don't tell. Most inspectors do not bother to look in residential situations. On one large job, a gymnasium at a state-supported university, we had all the lights installed on the ceiling-- 35 feet high. Inspector discovered that no UL Listed labels were on the fixtures. Manufacturer had not placed them on the fixtures and was not permitted to send them to us to affix them. Fixtures were removed, repackaged, shipped back to Chicago (USA made!), labels were affixed and the fixtures shipped back to us for reinstallation. Manufacturer paid the bill. In NC, it is illegal to offer for sale any electrical device that is not listed by a recognized testing laboratory. Enforcement is very rare. Do provide an effective grounding means, say nothing and better than 99% chance that it will go well for you. |
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Sat, Apr 24, 10 at 19:45
I have tall healthy looking plants from variety Oriental trumpet lilies (three of them ) in a big pot with good soil
and i water them and they have enough light .I use fertilizer once per week and all has been good till now ,them baby buds turned from green to yellowish and then brown .I can not understand what is the problem .I am new to the gardening and that is my first year to look after lilies .My mother used to have them in my native country in the garden and they did pretty well even without a lot care .Can somebody give me some advice what to do .Till today they have been indoors ,today is nice day and i left them outside .So i do not think so they have some illness as fungi or rust .Is it possible that i used too much fertilizer ?But i use the same for my mini roses and they are doing well and blooming nicely .As well i wonder if i loose those buds is it possible that plant can produce new ones ,this year ? Leaves are without damage ,only buds seems to be problematic for now at least .:( |
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Well, first - STOP the watering and fertilizing. Once a lily bulb is planted and watered in, the bulb itself has enough stored energy to carry it through the growing, setting buds, and blooming season. You're probably turning the bulb to mush and the damage is showing up initially in the buds. The water/fertilizer requirements for lilies and mini roses are world's apart. Roses like water, but lilies can rot given too much. (Normal rainfall in decently draining soil is enough for them.) And, no, it will not produce any more buds this season. Although lilies normally produce many buds/blooms on a stalk, once they have all bloomed out (or died out in your case), no more will be produced in one growing season. And secondly, lilies are not houseplants. Your Mother had success with them because they were planted out in the garden where they belong. |
- Posted by artemisiawormwood (My Page) on Mon, Apr 26, 10 at 4:58
Thank you very much for the advice .I do know that they are not pot plants but when i bought them they had already huge green shoots and it was too cold in the garden to leave them out .I live in United Kingdom Manchester which happen to be one of the most cold and wet areas of England .And it does rain a lot that is why i have to take out them if there is sun and get them in if it rains .Otherwise they will be flooded in a pod for sure .And yes i must admit i am very new to use fertilizer so i do not have yet clue which one for what aims is the best .Still learning tho i will try to save what i can and next year i will know what to do .Meanwhile my red lilium are outside i planted them yesterday unfortunately after that it started to rain and no sun so i do worry for them as well :(Weather here is not like in my country we have very cold winter and very warm spring and summer which is perfect for them .Here it can rain weeks and weeks . Just to add any kind of advices are welcome i spend ours to read the forums here and i do love them i learned a lot things for many of my plants .So i will able to care better for them . |
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DENVER, March 28, 2011 — Joe Cross may have an Aussie accent, but he has an All-American gut.
Or, at least he did before embracing a juice-heavy diet.
His physical transformation, like a reverse "Super Size Me," is the heart of a new documentary "Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead." The film takes the Michael Moore/Morgan Spurlock approach, letting Cross' personality power the narrative.
Cross is a likable bloke with a sensible message the masses could stand to hear. Unfortunately, "Fat," available via Video on Demand, April 1, as well as select theaters, on April 4, veers into infomercial land a mite too often. Cross extols the virtues of fasting, without really breaking down the consequences, or letting skeptics have their say. There is, however, enough humanity between the juicings to make the movie a nutritious ride.
As the film opens, Cross, who co-directed the film, stares down more than just an eating problem. He suffers from a rare auto-immune disorder that could cut his life short, if he continues eating to excess.
He decides to take drastic measures, and goes on a 60-day juice-only fast, to lose weight and take back control over his life. It works. He stops taking the myriad pills meant to keep him healthy, and watches his body slim down in remarkable fashion.
When he meets a heavyset American suffering from the same disorder, the two team up to prove the wonders of a juice diet.
"Fat" leans heavily on Cross' no-nonsense persona, and a smattering of sharply executed animated bits. He's not the ruffled "Everyman" like Moore claims to be, and he's far less of a jokester than Spurlock. Cross is serious about his mission, but he's also genial enough to make others open up about their own weight issues.
Cross' "man on the street" interviews feel precious at first, but when he bears down gently on his subjects, frank answers emerge about why so many people lug around so many excess pounds.
"I'm here for a few good years, and I'm gonna eat what I want," one person tells Cross.
Cross and co. clearly support the juicing method for better health, and some of the film sequences feel like contrived advertisements. But—Cross does not always sugarcoat the diet's appeal. When a housewife goes on the juice fast for 10 days, she admits the juice doesn't taste very good, and that's she's initially starving without her three regular meals to fill her stomach.
The film's heavy-handed message is blunted by its clarion call for personal responsibility, a reasonable antidote to any proselytizing going on.
"Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead" doesn't tell us anything we don't already know: Eat more fruits and vegetables and less processed foods, start moving, and stop the excuses. However, by putting a human face on our eating woes, it could change a few hearts, minds and stomachs.
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Black Monday isn't nearly as scary as Black Friday. True, getting fired sucks, and it takes a certain amount of controlled insanity to be an NFL head coach and have very little job security. But I'll still take that over camping overnight outside of a Target to fight for cheap toasters.
There's insanity, and there's passion. Coaches are passionate, driven people, but that doesn't mean a few won't be looking for work on Monday, or sometime very early next week.
Yes, Black Monday is just days away, which means that as I type this a handful of coaches could be leading their final practice with their current teams. A few could also be leading their last practice as a head coach for a while, a fate that's nearly sealed for a certain coach in St. Louis who's been rumored as a candidate for a certain defensive coordinator gig in Philadelphia.
That'll be the end of the horribly disguised hints. Almost exactly one month ago we did the first version of this list, ranking the top five head coaches who might not be head coaches for much longer. Jack Del Rio landed at No. 2, and he was canned shortly thereafter, and while we spared Todd Haley because his circumstances were impossible and seemingly insurmountable, the Chiefs disagreed. There was also some fear that Miami's late-season success could save Tony Sparano, but thankfully that didn't happen.
So here's an updated version of that list. There's some overlap from a month ago with coaches who where doomed then, and still are now. It's headlined by arguably the most obvious soon-to-be ex-coach, a coach whose demise is partly the result of an injury-plagued season similar to the one that led to Haley's unemployment.
1. Steve Spagnuolo, St. Louis Rams
Spags will be held accountable for what's viewed as a massive regression in St. Louis, but unlike Haley's exit from Kansas City, it doesn't feel like the rash of injuries sustained by the Rams is widely acknowledged.
Sure, Brandon Lloyd was acquired, but that move was made necessary only because of Danny Amendola's season-ending elbow injury in Week 1, which was just the beginning of an injury implosion at wide receiver. Promising young wideouts Greg Salas and Danario Alexander missed a combined 14 games, and the defensive backfield was also decimated, led by a scary season-ending neck injury to top cornerback Ron Bartell.
That's not your typical list of NFL bumps, bruises, and broken bones. Still, the accountability factor applies to Spagnuolo, and even though he still has his supporters in St. Louis, a loss this weekend means he will have won only 10 games over three years. That's not enough for a high school coach, and it's definitely not enough in the NFL.
2. Raheem Morris, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
When a young coach losses a young team, and his young players take a sizable step backwards, youth is being wasted everywhere. Morris seems like a genuinely good dude, but he's only 35, and he's been lost while Josh Freeman's thrown 19 interceptions after just six last year, and Mike Williams has just three touchdown receptions after scoring 11 times in 2010.
3. Jim Caldwell, Indianapolis Colts
The Colts' struggles go far beyond the quarterback and Peyton Manning, but so do the injuries. This is a team that's been playing without two defensive veterans in Melvin Bullitt and Gary Brackett since late September.
Caldwell's fate is likely tied to Manning's in Indianapolis, and the same can be said for the futures of free agent wide receivers Reggie Wayne and Pierre Garcon. If Bill Polian and Jim Irsay are truly confident they'll get a healthy Manning to start 2012, that could mean one more championship run with Indy's old guard, including Caldwell. An unhealthy Manning combined with a promising Andrew Luck–and therefore a loss Sunday to Jacksonville–could lead to management using the dramatic personnel shift at quarterback as an opportunity to do more than just shuffle deck chairs.
Those chairs will be burned and tossed in the canal that Pat McAfee uses during his leisurely swims.
4. Norv Turner, San Diego Chargers
Turner only falls behind Caldwell, Spagnuolo, and Morris because he actually won some games this year, while the other three have combined for eight wins, and they're all set to enter lame-duck seasons with their contracts expiring at the end of next year. But at best Turner's Chargers will finish with a .500 record following another season filled with underachieving, facepalm moments, and mind-numbing late-game collapses.
As Kevin Acee reported earlier this week, Turner is gone, and a three-game winning streak–if that's even a streak–won't be nearly enough to save his San Diego tenure.
5. Mike Shanahan, Washington Redskins
This final spot was tough, because the Eagles have improved enough since their horrible start to save Andy Reid, and somehow they were in the playoff discussion until last week. Minnesota will be the best and most promising three or four win team in recent NFL history, so there's little need to jettison Leslie Frazier after just one year and abruptly change direction. Frazier is confident in his job security.
Shanahan is pretty confident too. He cranked that confidence knob yesterday, a dial he should probably turn down several notches. The odds of a Shanny exit are much slimmer than the four coaches above, because even Dan Snyder should understand that Jesus himself couldn't turn Rex Grossman and/or John Beck into quality quarterbacks (no, Dan, you can't hire Tim Tebow, he's still a player).
But a coach who's supposedly some kind of running back whisperer capable of transforming a Best Buy employee into a 1,000-yard rusher fielded a rushing offense that's ranked 26th in the league (98.9 yards per game), and the Redskins lost five games by a touchdown or less, which is very Turner-esque.


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Festive Friday: Hanukkah to pawn shops
The jingling of sleigh bells is growing louder, but you still have plenty of December left for winter holiday financial stories.
First up, Hanukkah. The Jewish Festival of Life commences Dec. 9 and ends on the 16th. And while the religious observance doesn't really correspond to Christmas, its occurrence in December has in recent years caught the eye merchandisers and has in some circles acquired holiday trapping like decor, gift-giving and entertaining. Web articles offering tips for a green Hanukkah, party trends, Hanukkah marketing and even a "hipster Hanukkah" abound, and national chains like Target feature items as well. I recently drove past a house that featured white and blue light strings festooned in the shape of menorahs, the candle-holders that are an important symbol of the holiday.
You might check into sales trends and interesting new products at kosher markets and delis, along with catering services offering Hanukkah feasts; what are some of the special considerations they have in making sure foodstuffs are handled properly according to religious requirements; here's a recent press release from a kosher caterer. Here's a neat business story about "The men who make sure Manisshewitz wine is kosher," perhaps you can find similar behind-the-scenes stories at local food processors and purveyors.
Other good stories for mid-December:
Workplace issues. Holidays are legendary for creating family tension but they can cause a ruckus at work, too. The allocation of holiday time off is fraught with room for hurt feelings; seniority policies often are at odds with employee needs as this CBS Money Watch post indicates: There's a contingent that believes parents should get priority when it comes to the Santa season. You might do a rond-up of local HR managers and small business owners about what their biggest headaches are this time of year — especially at 24/7 institutions like hospitals, all-night towing companies, airports and transportation companies, and so on.
Some reports say holiday bonuses are going to be up this year; a poll of area employers would be of interest to your audience.
What happens to productivity between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day? This 2008 survey from the Institute for Corporate Productivity says it dives, but not necessarily in a bad way. (And given the timing of that survey, what are managers seeing post-recession: More nose to the grindstone?) How do they make sure all workers get their fair share of time off? And what about those who don't celebrate Christian and Jewish holidays — what's the latest in terms of the legality of workplace religioius displays, celebrations and so on? Liability is another concern: Is alcohol pretty much banned from employer-sponsored parties these days? And check out this Safety News Alert post about workers compensation and holiday parties.
Cash-strapped shoppers. With the jobless rate still high and unemployment benefits expired or about to for many Americans, coming up with spending money might be rough. I couldn't find any U.S. data but there's no reason to think American trends will be much different from those in Britain, where one survey found that 4 million people will tap payday loans for Christmas money this year. To give a picture of the tighter end of your region's economy, why not check in on layaway desks, payday loan and cash advance operators, check-cashing outlets and the like? Pawn shops, of course, are markets for borrowers and buyers. And you certainly could get a colorful yet substantive feature by checking in on business at thrift shops, both the for-profit resale stores and those run by charities like the Salvation Army and Goodwill. What's their take on the trends in sales and hot merchandise this year, and how is 2012 compared to previous years? (How are donations trending, too?)
One last heads up: I'll write more about shipping companies in next week's Festive Friday post, but because this idea needs lead time: I've known at least one reporter who got a lot of mileage (so to speak) out of riding with a UPS driver on busy holiday rounds. In addition to the interesting "day in the life of" aspect, you'd get an interesting read on which vendors the packages are coming from, which neighborhoods are buying what, etc. Of course it's anecdotal but still, a fun glimpse into which neighborhoods are heavy on QVC vs. the streets that partake from Amazon or L.L. Bean.
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Siberian peoples
Siberian peoples
Any of a large number of small ethnic groups living in Siberia. Most engage either in reindeer herding or fishing, while some also hunt furbearing animals or farm and raise horses or cattle. In the past, many had both summer and winter dwellings, their winter homes sometimes being partially or entirely underground and their summer homes being various styles of tent. Shamanism was common, and the family was the basic societal unit. The Soviet government attempted to settle Siberian peoples on collective farms and to introduce new occupations, but some groups, such as the Koryak and the Nenets, still engage in their traditional pursuits. Other Siberian peoples include the Chukchi, Evenk, Ket, Khanty, Mansi, Sakha, and Yukaghir. See also Paleo-Siberian languages.
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Chicago – Being a Steven Spielberg super-fan, I looked forward to being able to re-appreciate "The Adventures of Tintin" with a beautiful HD picture and, I hoped, some special features to enhance my opinion of a film that I found pretty seriously flawed in theaters. Well, the HD transfer is a beauty — the film looks just as good as its 3D theatrical presentation — but the film is still flawed and the special features are lackluster. In theaters, it was a near-miss and my opinion has not changed on Blu-ray.
Blu-ray Rating: 2.5/5.0
Excepting for a few stand-out action scenes that, admittedly, look fantastic in HD, I still find "Tintin" dull. It's boring. I know that's a very American opinion (the film has been a juggernaut internationally, where Herge's comic is much more popular) but I guess this is just the soccer of cartoons — bigger overseas.
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