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Recently Google announced to the public Android Wear, this promises to bring the familiar; well trusted mobile OS to our watches with sleekness; features; and compatibility for all android devices unlike its competitors like Samsung which has a a nice display but only works on Samsung devices and pebble which works on all android devices but has little features. So can we expect the future to be a place where it is a norm to have a smart watch or will it be a be an utter bomb similar to the newton. Are the manufacturers who are making these watches just hyping them up so much that us the public start to think that they really are the future or is it a genuine idea that could really work?
Let's look at some negatives:
- Cost; At the moment if you were to want to get a decent watch you would have to take a whole load of greens out of your wallet.
- Bulk; These watches store a punch and they need room for that so they are usually quite heavy and large.
- Battery; Normal with a usual watch you don't have to replace the battery for more than a year but unless you get a low feature watch like the pebble your charging your watch every night.
Alright now the positives:
- Work/School; Let's face it if you are at school or work and you are not so-posed to have a cell phone at least you can see if your latest text is important.
- Accessibility; These devices hold a lot of potential to allow you to quickly check your updates without having to remove your phone from your pocket or where ever you store it.
- Customization; With a normal watch your stuck with how the display looks but a smart watch can have its theme changed and it can always get new features as developers make more apps for them, try to get your Rolex to learn something new!
Nerd Factor; This is a new part of my posts where i am going to rate the neediness of the topic we talk about in the article. In my humble opinion I vote the nerd factor to be 6/10
If you are wondering if you want to get a smart watch the decision is up to you. You need to ask yourself if you are really going to be using it in your day to day life. I believe that if you are a person who has a lot of tech; social networking and cellphones in your life this is a good investment. If you find yourself hardly looking at notifications on your computer or phone throughout the course of the day then a smart watch is not for you.
I hope you enjoyed my first proper blog post; if you have any thoughts or ideas onmy style or my topic please post them in the comments below. It means a lot to us!


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Alpha4 (α4) is a key regulator of protein phosphatase 2A (PP2A) and mTOR in steps essential for cell-cycle progression. α4 forms a complex with PP2A and MID1, a microtubule-associated ubiquitin E3 ligase that facilitates MID1-dependent regulation of PP2A and the dephosphorylation of MID1 by PP2A. Ectopic overexpression of α4 is associated with hepatocellular carcinomas, breast cancer, and invasive adenocarcinomas. Here, we provide data suggesting that α4 is regulated by ubiquitin-dependent degradation mediated by MID1. In cells stably expressing a dominant-negative form of MID1, significantly elevated levels of α4 were observed. Treatment of cells with the specific proteasome inhibitor, lactacystin, resulted in a 3-fold increase in α4 in control cells and a similar level in mutant cells. Using in vitro assays, individual MID1 E3 domains facilitated monoubiquitination of α4, whereas full-length MID1 as well as RING-Bbox1 and RING-Bbox1-Bbox2 constructs catalyzed its polyubiquitination. In a novel non-biased functional screen, we identified a leucine to glutamine substitution at position 146 within Bbox1 that abolished MID1-α4 interaction and the subsequent polyubiquitination of α4, indicating that direct binding to Bbox1 was necessary for the polyubiquitination of α4. The mutant had little impact on the RING E3 ligase functionality of MID1. Mass spectrometry data confirmed Western blot analysis that ubiquitination of α4 occurs only within the last 105 amino acids. These novel findings identify a new role for MID1 and a mechanism of regulation of α4 that is likely to impact the stability and activity level of PP2Ac.
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Jerold V. Tucker – Chairman of the Board Jerry is the founder of Global Coaching. He is an executive coach as well as a learning development professional with over 30 years' experience in a wide range of education, training, and executive development areas. His innovations in leadership development and organizational transformation have been highlighted in numerous publications, including Harvard Business Review.
As Chief Learning Officer for GTE, Jerry provided leadership to executives during the time when the corporation became a global telecommunications competitor. He led a business transformation process for domestic and international businesses and the reengineering of GTE's education and training processes. His successes were profiled in bestsellers such as Reengineering The Training Function, Extraordinary Gurarantees, and Mass Customization. In addition, his culture change initiative to align and integrate key strategic business initiatives in GTE received the American Society for Training and Development's "Excellence in Practice" award. An advisor for the Training and Development Handbook, he has authored and co-authored numerous manuals and guides for executives and managers.
Jerry's achievements have been widely recognized. His efforts in business development for a nature center were recognized with a CLIO award in the non-profit sector. He also helped develop the Arizona Accord, a set of guidelines for ethics in amateur athletics, spearheaded by the Josephson Institute of Ethics. Jerry also serves on the Advisory Board for Pepperdine University's doctoral programs in the College of Education and Psychology.
Karen Pomroy – Board President Letter from the President Like many young children, I grew up loving animals, especially horses. I remember spending hours with my horses, brushing them, hugging them, jumping on their bare backs in the open field. My best memories were just being with them. I graduated from college with a BS in Business and Marketing which led me to various positions in the corporate world. The love of animals, and the need to help them continued to grow over the years. I would wake up every morning thinking of ways I could make a difference in animals' lives, especially in the lives of horses. I knew the world was full of animal abuse, and knew that some day I needed to make a difference.In 1994, I quit my job and backpacked around the world for 18 months, primarily in third world countries. As I traveled, I saw how so many animals were mistreated, and realized that it was time for me to follow my heart. This trip changed my life. I knew I had to follow my path and leave the corporate world behind.I began by volunteering for a wild horse sanctuary in California, becoming part of the grass roots movement to help wild horses. The experience I gained from working with the horses, and being part of this new organization, was beyond my imagination. During this time, I learned about the plight of horses, all horses in America. I learned about the Premarin industry, the plight of Premarin mares and foals, and knew in my heart, that some day I would have a rescue and sanctuary to help the horses and to educate women about Premarin and natural alternatives to Premarin.Our companion animals are suffering needlessly, and because of this I have decided to start Equine Voices Rescue & Sanctuary™, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping save Premarin mares and foals from slaughter. The four babies we rescued in April, 2004, have brought so much joy to our lives. Like us, they are all very different, in color, personality and needs. I feel blessed to have saved them from a terrible fate, and welcome all of you to view them on our web site and to come and meet them in person
Cindy Marcotte – Vice President A graduate from Cornell University with a BS in animal science and communications, Cindy has balanced a career in advertising in New York City and is dedicating her free time to the arts of dressage and eventing. Cindy's passion for animals started at a young age. Her first horse, Smokey Joe, taught her how building a relationship with horses can be the most gratifying experience for a human and how they can truly become our best friend. Today, Cindy has a Throughbred and a Canadian Sporthorse as part of her circle of friends.
Cindy is also active in local animal welfare organizations, including Pegasus Foundation, and takes a strong interest in the BRLA and Westchester Land Trust whose purpose is to retain open land for equestrian activities.
Her appointment to the board of Equine Voices Rescue & Sanctuary™, Inc. is an honor and she welcomes the opportunity to help the organization succeed in its mission to educate individuals of the truth behind the Premarin industry.
Nancy Chapman – Board Secretary Nancy is a native of Tucson. As a teen she owned her own horses and cherished the time she spent with them. She graduated in 1965 from Amphitheater High in Tucson. Shortly there after Nancy began her career in the manufacturing profession with Hughes Aircraft/Raytheon. She spent the next 40 years working there. The first 15 of those years were in assembly operations. Nancy's career continued to grow with the company as did her position. The last 25 years of Nancy's tenure were spent in Management. Her goal was to elevate her company to the number one status in the manufacturing field, as well as leave a positive and lasting legacy. She also spent a short time in law enforcement and assisted the Pima County Search and Rescue group for a few years.
During her years at the company Nancy met her life-partner, Stella and they have now been together over 29 years. In 2006 Nancy & Stella retired to begin a new life's journey, that of being retired, living in Tucson in the winter and the White Mountains in the summer. That dream was shattered due to the loss of Nancy's best friend and companion a Rottweiler/Burmese named "Mulan". Nancy was devastated and heartbroken. Two years later Nancy began the quest to find a new best friend to fill the void in her heart from her loss. With some unseen guidance she found Karen Pomroy, Equine Voices and her new best friend "Gulliver". She now volunteers at the ranch as well as doing whatever is asked of her, which allows her to spend time with "Gulliver" and is friends.
Nancy sponsors "Gulliver" and spends all her time, even at her summer home, supporting Equine Voices to assure their success, continued growth and to elevate the organization to be the most reputable and successful horse rescue internationally. Nancy also volunteers in the summer at the Humane Society of the White Mountains.
Nancy lives with Stella and their new rescued puppy "Panda"
Dr. Carolyn Crowder – Board Member Carolyn Crowder, PH.D is a licensed psychologist and has lived and practiced in the Tucson area (now in Tubac) for the past 30 years. She received her doctorate from the University of Arizona in 1980. Since then she has worked in many different settings including juvenile court, public schools, university counseling centers, Las Familias and the Department of Corrections.
Dr. Crowder specializes in parent training and is an Adlerian practitioner. She works with families to establish respectful, effective childrearing methods that are neither autocratic nor indulgent. She also maintains a small private practice and enjoys giving lectures about Adlerian principles to groups of parents, teachers and mental health professionals. Her current interest is the excesssive psychotropic drugging of children for behavioral problems.
Dr. Crowder has appeared on 20/20, Today, The Early Show, Dateline, NPR, and Liftime Live as well as many local TV and radio programs throughout the country. She is the author of three parenting books, the national bestseller Backtalk (1998), Whining (2000) and Eating, Sleeping and Getting Up (2002.)
Mike Duffey – Board Member Assigned to the Community Outreach Department for the Humane Society of Southern Arizona (HSSA), Mike brings his vast expertise to bear through field investigations, speaking engagements and law enforcement training. Mike spent thirty four years with the Pima County Sheriff's Department before his retirement in 2007. During this time, Mike served thirty two years as a SWAT member and instructor, twelve years as a paramedic and eight years as a hostage negotiator.
Mike is a founding member of the Arizona Cruelty Taskforce of Southern Arizona (ACT), the state's first and largest animal protection coalition. Under Mike's leadership, ACT received the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animal's Pet Protector Grand Prize Award for 2003. Mike also won the prestigious American Veterinary Medical Association's Humanitarian of the Year Award for 2004 for his dedication to protecting animals.
Michael Hutchison, DVM – Board Member Michael D. Hutchison, DVM, cVMA, left Arizona for the first time to attend veterinary school at Colorado State University. Following his graduation in 1993 he and his family moved to Tucson. After working in a private practice for two years he ventured out on his own to start Madera Veterinary Hospital, a mixed-animal practice in the Rita Ranch area of Tucson. In 2008 Michael branched out to specialize in veterinary medical acupuncture, returning to Tucson to start Pegasus Equine Veterinary Service. As Pegasus, Michael currently treats horses in the greater Tucson area with acupuncture and holistically conventional veterinary medical care.


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Monday, October 21, 2013
The Number One comeback album eludes Paul McCartney once again with the release of his latest studio set, New. Billboard reported that industry sources say Pearl Jam's Lightening Bolt has secured the Number One spot with up to 180,000 units sold by the time of this week's SoundScan tabulation. McCartney trails considerably behind with sales of up to 75,000 -- likely ensuring a Top 10 placing and maybe as high as the Top Five. The album, which is McCartney's first official mainstream studio set since 2007's Memory Almost Full, hit Number One in Japan and entered the UK charts at Number Three.
McCartney appeared on the Bang & Olufsen presents The Living Room Tour online series, and admitted once an album hits the streets a bit of panic always seems to creep up on him: "You write the stuff and then you have a lot of fun recording it, and then you get ready to release it and I always forget, it's like sitting an exam -- and this is the oral. I always thing, 'I'm just doing this for me, for a bit of fun, I'm doing it for my family and stuff.' Then when you put it out, you realize, you're putting it out. So it's kind of, it's a little bit mixed feelings releasing something. But I say, it's like, you suddenly realize you've entered yourself for an exam, that you didn't mean to enter yourself for."
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Family Planning and Safe, Legal Abortion Go Hand in Hand
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Written by Marge Berer for RH Reality Check. This diary is cross-posted; commenters wishing to engage directly with the author should do so at the original post.
See all our coverage of the 2012 Global Family Planning Summit here.
One in three women in the UK will have an abortion in her lifetime, most of whom will have been using contraception of some kind. Yet since as long ago as the late 1930s, there has been a split in the UK between those who insisted on promoting contraception on its own because they thought abortion was too controversial and would hold back acceptance of family planning, and those who insisted that the two go hand in hand. This split exists in many countries, not just the UK, and also within many organizations with a large membership in different countries, such as the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF). It is reflected most recently in a comparison of the list of 600 groups and individuals who have endorsed the International Campaign for Women's Right to Safe Abortion this year, and the 1300 that signed a letter circulated by the IPPF supporting the Family Planning Initiative – very different groups are on those lists. Yet all of them support the right to control fertility.
In 1994, the ICPD Programme of Action, a consensus document on the integration of sexual and reproductive health and rights, was only able to be passed if it included a "compromise" clause that called for abortion to be safe only if it was legal. This compromise was and remains a violation of public health principles and women's human rights. ICPD failed to condemn the often 19th century, often colonial laws on abortion still in place in the criminal code in many countries. However, the Programme of Action did recognise that unsafe abortion was a major public health problem, one which to this day still affects some 22 million women every year, among whom 5 million end up in hospital with complications annually and tens of thousands die (WHO, Guttmacher). And young women, whom everyone wants to be seen to be supporting these days, are in fact most at risk of unsafe abortion and also have the least access to contraception (Shah & Åhman, RHM, May 2012).
The answer is not to promote contraception in order to reduce unsafe abortion, as the FP Summit did. The answer is to promote contraception to reduce unwanted pregnancy and provide safe abortion to every woman who finds herself with an unwanted pregnancy. That is the way to make unsafe abortion history. Abortion will not go away unless men and women stop having sex with each other or everyone is sterilised. So forget it!
The growing number of countries in both the north and south, east and west, where there is 60 to 80 percent contraceptive prevalence proves that. Research shows that women and men take up contraception in large numbers if they feel they have the right to control their fertility and have access to the means to do so. There is a huge need for information, because every new generation of young women and men will know nothing about contraception or abortion unless they have access to this information. But there is no need for "demand creation," a retrograde concept which implies lack of interest. The steadily falling fertility rate globally, falling since the 1970s, proves that, and in every country, abortion is in there, safe or unsafe, reducing the number of births. Forty-four million abortions globally and hundreds of millions of people using contraception and sterilisation prove the huge demand for the means of fertility control. "Unmet need" is more than just lack of knowledge or interest on the part of the women and men who aren't using contraception, or using it erratically or unsuccessfully.


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Fatal crashes down for young drivers
A Kettering faculty member worked with the State of Michigan to help prepare teens for the road and reduce the loss of young lives.
A new driver education curriculum, testing and instructor-training requirements are being implemented to better prepare teens for the road, an effort that was announced Sept. 6 by Michigan Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land. The program was developed using recommendations from a committee chaired by Dr. Jacqueline El-Sayed, professor of Mechanical Engineering at Kettering University.
The number of 16- and 17-year-old Michigan drivers involved in fatal crashes dropped from 80 in 2004 to 51 in 2006, yet teens are still disproportionately involved in crashes compared to other age groups. Young drivers are at higher risk primarily due to their failure to appropriately recognize hazards, control the vehicle and manage speed or spacing on the road.
"The most dangerous time for 16- and 17-year-olds is the first six months that they drive unsupervised," Land said. "Michigan is the only state in the nation to offer two segments of driver education with a three-tiered graduated licensing system to help teens become more comfortable behind the wheel. Research has shown that Michigan's Graduated Driver Licensing system has had a significant impact on reducing crash rates among young teen drivers.
"We're continuing to build upon those successes with these latest changes, which will ensure that our driver education teachers are prepared with the most up-to-date curriculum and testing strategies available. By placing more emphasis on the development of critical driving skills, we are helping our children become safer, more responsible drivers."
A coalition of driver education stakeholders, under the direction of the Department of State, met in 2005 to review and evaluate Michigan's driver education program. The 94 recommendations that resulted from the Driver Education Advisory Committee's work formed the foundation of the Driver Education Provider and Instructor Act, which took effect Oct. 1, 2006.
"The committee's recommendations were developed to ensure consistency in objectives, curriculum, program requirements and instructor qualifications," said El-Sayed, who also serves on the Michigan Truck Safety Commission. "Central to all of our discussions was the goal of keeping young drivers safe on the road."
The new law stipulates that the state use a model curriculum. The American Driver and Traffic Safety Education Association's nationally recognized curriculum was chosen as Michigan's prescribed curriculum.
The ADTSEA curriculum focuses on developing skills most critical to safe driving in situations where young drivers are at highest risk, rather than on a broad range of knowledge and skills in a relatively superficial manner. AAA Michigan provided the $50,000 needed to purchase the curriculum, which is now ready for distribution to each of the state's driver education providers.
"AAA has a long heritage of traffic safety advocacy, especially in the area of teen driving," said Jack Peet, AAA Michigan Community Safety Services manager. "We are pleased to assist the Department of State in providing this important curriculum to the state's driver education providers."
To ensure that driver education courses are taught consistently throughout the state, about 2,000 certified instructors must be trained in how to use the new curriculum. Half-day workshops will be presented around the state beginning in October.
The new law also requires students to pass a knowledge test during Segment 2 of driver education. Currently, a knowledge test is only required in Segment 1. The knowledge tests for both segments will be computer generated to improve the integrity of the testing system.
Michigan has about 420 certified driver education providers that offer driver education for teens under age 18, with public schools comprising about half of them. More than 100,000 students enroll each year in Segments 1 and 2.
Land stressed that even with the improvements to driver education, the most potent force for safety in a young driver's life remains his or her parents. To assist parents, the department provides a sample driving contract on its Web site at www.Michigan.gov/sos that may be used to define a teen's responsibilities and privileges when driving.
"It is critical for parents to provide a safe-driving role model for their children and to continue to monitor their young teen's driving behaviors even after a Level 2 or Level 3 license is issued," Land said. "Learning how to identify and manage risks behind the wheel is key to keeping them safe."


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Make Your Own Ricotta Cheese
by Dana Angelo White in Healthy Recipes, April 28, 2011This week we're celebrating Italian food on Healthy Eats! See all our Italian food coverage here.
Homemade cheese may seem like a daunting task, but some cheeses are much easier to make than others. Homemade ricotta is definitely doable at home — all it takes is some easy assembly and a bit of patience. The pay-off is BIG: Absolutely no preservatives and the best-tasting, creamiest ricotta you've ever had.
3 Simple Steps
My favorite ricotta recipe was inspired by Food and Wine Magazine chef Maria Helm Sinskey. Just a few tweaks to make the recipe my own and it's been a staple in my kitchen ever since. I make it just about any time I need ricotta — it's THAT good. Serve with favorite pasta dishes, sweetened with honey and fresh berries, or spread on a slice of toasted bread topped with sliced tomato or cucumber. Since it's pretty rich, a little goes a long way!
Easy Ricotta Cheese
Yield: 4 cups
8 cups whole milk
1 cup heavy cream
3 ½ tablespoons white or white wine vinegar
1 teaspoon kosher salt
Equipment: A fine strainer and cheesecloth
Step 1
Combine milk and cream in a large pot and heat over medium-high heat until steamy, but not boiling.
Step 2
Turn off heat. Stir in vinegar and salt with a wooden spoon. Continue to gently stir for 1 to 2 minutes as curds begin to form. Allow to sit out at room temperature for 90 minutes.
Step 3
Place a fine mesh strainer lined with cheesecloth over a large bowl. Using a slotting spoon, transfer curds to the cheese cloth and allow to sit for an additional 30 minutes.
Prep Tip: Once you have gotten most of the curds out with a slotted spoon, pour remaining liquid through a separate fine mesh strainer; add those curds to the rest in the cheesecloth.
Serve fresh ricotta chilled or at room temperature. Store in an air-tight container in the fridge for up to 3 days.
Nutrition info per 1/4 cup serving:
Calories: 100 calories
Total Fat: 5 grams
Saturated Fat: 3 grams
Total Carbohydrate: 7 grams
Protein: 7 grams
Sodium: 50 milligrams
Cholesterol: 22 milligrams
Fiber: 0 grams
Recipes to Try:
Ricotta-Stuffed Squash Blossoms
Ricotta-Spinach Tacos
Grilled Eggplant and Ricotta Crostini
Balsamic Strawberries with Ricotta Cream
Cherry Ricotta Cheesecake
Roasted Figs with Fresh Ricotta
Lemon Ricotta Cookies with Lemon Glaze
Dana Angelo White, MS, RD, ATC, is a registered dietitian, certified athletic trainer and owner of Dana White Nutrition, Inc., which specializes in culinary and sports nutrition. See Dana's full bio »
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Convert RED Camera R3D Footage Losslessly, Painlessly, Confidently
Do it the way Autodesk recommends and don't fret about lost data
By Mark Christiansen | April 28, 2009
If you're a regular at this site you may recall 5 Tips to Maintain Sanity in RED Post.. The key point of that article was to assert that since you cannot write an R3D file, you must convert and it is best to do so early in order to save many wasted cycles processing full 4K (when the output is actually HD or less). Today's tip tells how to convert an R3D losslessly to either 10-bit Cineon or 16-bit TIFF, and it's backed up by a whitepaper from Autodesk.
It should be noted that there is a big difference between preserving color data and preserving color intent. The latter remains challenging with R3D, but as long as no DP or Director insists on the exact color seen on an on-set preview monitor, this workflow does preserve all color information and thus give you the dynamic range needed to get there without having to hold on to the R3D through your pipeline.
For this article I will assume the use of REDAlert, but the same settings work whether you're converting an entire project with Crimson or Monkey or instead working in another tool that can apply settings directly to an R3D.
16 bit TIFF
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The resulting image will look a little dark if shot for 320 ISO, but you can optionally open the Histogram and boost Brightness until just below the point where you see clipping (indicated by rectangular red, green or blue flags at the right of the histogram).
That red square on the right indicates clipping in the red channel; don't export until you've eliminated it.
In this case, simply raising DRX to balance the highlights eliminates the clipping.
Standard Cineon Log DPX
To convert to the standard film workflow, and in the words of the Autodesk document, "get the tone scale approximately correct," set the Color Space to REDspace (or CameraRGB), use any ISO and Kelvin settings specified in the camera report and set Output LUT/Gamma Space to PDlog 985. Reduce Exposure 2 stops: -2.00 setting.
The Autodesk paper also cautions that "colors will seem washed out compared to film capture" and recommends a boost to saturation (which may best be done during color matching/correction, not at conversion, to avoid any clipping).
In After Effects, open Interpret Footage, Color Management tab and click Cineon Settings. If it's not already selected, use the Standard profile with all the defaults and click OK.
So which format is best?
TIFF is best if you can't stand working with images that don't look right when simply double-clicked and opened, and if your destination is digital video. Cineon Log is appropriate when going to film or in any pipeline that anticipates using this format, such as certain color correction suites. As a final note, RED is technically a 12 bit format, but that linear 16 and log 10 have the capacity to handle the data effectively losslessly.
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Graeme Nattress: | April, 28, 2009
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Debates of March 4th, 2010
House of Commons Hansard #2 of the 40th Parliament, 3rd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was economy.
- Question Period
- Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
- Government Response to Petitions
- Veterans Affairs
- Committees of the House
- Petitions
- Request for Emergency Debate
- The Economy
- Olympic and Paralympic Athletes
- Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games
- Joannie Rochette
- Olympic Athletes
- Gary Kendall
- Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games
- Joannie Rochette
- The Economy
- Prorogation of Parliament
- 2010 Winter Paralympics
- Speech from the Throne
- Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games
- Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada
- Democratic Reform
- Speech from the Throne
- Natural Resources
- Democratic Reform
- Rights & Democracy
- International Cooperation
- Rights & Democracy
- Firearms Registry
- White Collar Crime
- Health
- Citizenship and Immigration
- Infrastructure
- Foreign Investment
- International Cooperation
- Access to Information
- Official Languages
- Citizenship and Immigration
- Justice
- Status of Women
- White collar Crime
- Rights & Democracy
- Economic Action Plan
- Business of the House
- Points of Order
- Committees of the House
- Points of Order
- The Economy
- The Budget
Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
10:05 a.m.
The Speaker Peter Milliken
Before we proceed with routine proceedings, I have an important statement I would like to make to the House about the result of a vote taken on December 10, 2009, on the motion for third reading of Bill C-291, An Act to amend the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (coming into force of sections 110, 111 and 171).
As hon. members will recall, the announced result was a tie, with 143 members recorded as having voted in favour and 143 members recorded as having voted against. On hearing that the votes were equally divided on the motion, I gave the casting vote in the negative on the procedural grounds that the existing act should be maintained in its current form in order to uphold the status quo.
Since then, it was brought to the attention of the Table that a member had been erroneously counted as having voted yea. Further verifications were made to confirm that an error had in fact been made, namely that the hon. member for Eglinton—Lawrence had remained seated throughout the vote.
As hon. members will realize, if this yea vote had not been counted in error, events would have unfolded differently. No tie vote would have occurred. No casting vote would have been required. However, and most significantly, the outcome of the vote remains the same. The motion for third reading of Bill C-291 remains defeated, but on a vote of 142 yeas and 143 nays.
Accordingly, in keeping with precedents for when such errors are discovered, I am informing the House that a corrigendum was published on December 30 to correct the Journals of December 10, 2009, so that the true result of the vote may be properly reflected in our official records.
I thank hon. members for their attention to this detail. It is an important one from the point of view of the number of casting votes the Chair has to cast in the House.
Government Response to Petitions
Routine Proceedings
March 4th, 2010 / 10:05 a.m.
Regina—Lumsden—Lake Centre
Tom Lukiwski Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the Government in the House of Commons
Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order 36(8) I have the honour to table, in both official languages, the government's response to 344 petitions.
Veterans Affairs
Routine Proceedings
10:05 a.m.
Jean-Pierre Blackburn Minister of Veterans Affairs and Minister of State (Agriculture)
Mr. Speaker, I would like to remind Canadians that Canada's last known veteran of the first world war, John "Jack" Babcock, passed away on February 18, 2010, at the age of 109.
I attended a private memorial service for Mr. Jack Babcock this past Saturday in Spokane, Washington, along with his family and friends, and the Chief of the Defence Staff. It was a moving tribute to a man who lived to a remarkable age.
At the tender age of 15, Mr. Babcock did not hesitate to answer the call for Canadians to serve in the first world war.
From the time that he emigrated to the United States in the 1920s until 2008, when his Canadian citizenship was reinstated, Mr. Babcock always insisted that he was a Canadian at heart. He was always very proud that he was able to serve his country when his country needed him.
Mr. Babcock was not the only one who eagerly served his country. More than 650,000 brave Canadians and Newfoundlanders defended our country during the first world war. Tragically, more than 68,000 of them lost their lives, and more than 170,000 were injured. The entire country, all regions of Canada and Newfoundland, were in mourning.
Despite the terrible price, ordinary Canadians like Mr. Babcock were determined to protect our shared values of freedom, democracy and human rights. In doing so, they defined our nation and provided us with a true sense of what it means to be Canadian.
This is our rich history. The proud and noble tradition passed on to us from the Canadians who served in the first world war, and whom we honour and commemorate today.
And now we mourn the loss of an entire generation. Let us never forget the courage, sacrifices and achievements of these men and women who served our country.
We have announced our plan to mark the end of this era. The Government of Canada will organize a national commemorative ceremony honouring all of Canada's first world war service men and women to pay tribute to their achievements and contributions. This ceremony will be held on Vimy Ridge Day, Friday, April 9, 2010, in Ottawa at the National War Memorial.
We extend our deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Mr. Babcock. We join them in mourning the passing of a great man and a great generation.
Veterans Affairs
Routine Proceedings
10:10 a.m.
Rob Oliphant Don Valley West, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honour John Henry Foster Babcock who died last week at the remarkable age of 109. Canadians from coast to coast to coast were not only touched by his death, but have been, and will continue to be, inspired by his life.
Today, we recognize the passing of the last Canadian first world war veteran and pledge to keep alive the spirit of freedom, courage, democracy and dignity that marked his generation and left an indelible mark on Canada and the world.
We know the story but we revel in its telling again.
Just prior to his 16th birthday, Jack Babcock joined the 146th Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force out of Sydenham, Ontario. The young soldier was dispatched to England, but when his true age was discovered, he was assigned to the young soldiers' battalion where he trained and worked in support services until a birthday would allow him to be deployed to the battlefields of France.
The signing of the armistice, while celebrated by millions craving peace, denied the young Mr. Babcock the opportunity to see battle with fellow soldiers.
A Canadian at heart, but one with a continuing sense of adventure and a restless spirit and in need of employment, Mr. Babcock settled in Washington State where he lived, raised a family and contributed to that community. The restoration of his Canadian citizenship in 2008, however, brought to full circle his love of this country and our country's love of this soldier.
On behalf of colleagues in the Liberal Party of Canada, I offer my condolences to the Babcock family on their loss. We will remember him.
We will remember him.
As the minister has acknowledged, over 650,000 Canadians and Newfoundlanders served in the first world war. Tragically, more than 68,000 of them would never return to Canadian soil. Another 170,000 were wounded in service. Every one of them paid the price of peace on our behalf.
That is why we on this side of the House heartily welcome the government's intention to hold a commemorative ceremony in April honouring the Canadian heroes of the first world war, soldiers who defined our country and established a tradition of excellence that continues to this day in the women and men of our armed forces serving in Canada, in Haiti, in Afghanistan and around the world, proudly bearing the maple leaf in our name.
We will remember them.
Veterans Affairs
Routine Proceedings
10:10 a.m.
Guy André Berthier—Maskinongé, QC
Mr. Speaker, we are rising in the House here today to pay special tribute to the memory of John "Jack" Babcock, the last veteran of the first world war, who passed away on February 18, 2010, at the remarkable age of 109.
Mr. Babcock was born at the dawn of the 20th century on July 23, 1900, in Kingston, Ontario. A member of a very large family, he showed his determination very early on in life. As soon as he turned 15, he joined the 146th Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force in Sydenham, near Kingston. He was sent to Valcartier for basic training.
Because he was only 16, he was assigned to the reserve battalion known as the Boys Battalion or Young Soldiers Battalion. He was then sent to England for further training until he was old enough to fight, that is, 19. However, the war ended before he reached the age required to be sent to the front.
No one doubts Mr. Babcock's courage and determination. He himself said that he would have fought if he had had the chance.
That courage and determination exemplify all men and women who have served in the armed forces. That is precisely why we are rising here today. We would be remiss in failing to recognize the sense of duty shown by anyone, including Mr. Babcock, who decides to join the armed forces, and face the worst obstacles and most terrible situations in order to fulfill their mission with valour.
Whether on peacekeeping missions or helping people whose countries have been ravaged by war or disaster, the armed forces must always be able to count on the strength of character of its men and women in order to meet the expectations of their fellow Canadians, as well as local populations.
To honour Mr. Babcock's memory is to honour the memory of all men and women who have chosen to join the armed forces and serve their fellow citizens.
It is also to honour the families and friends who have supported them, as well as all veterans.
Veterans Affairs
Routine Proceedings
10:15 a.m.
Peter Stoffer Sackville—Eastern Shore, NS
Mr. Speaker, I am honoured, on behalf of the New Democratic Party, to rise today to pay tribute to an extremely remarkable gentleman, Mr. John Jack Babcock, who, as we all know, lived to the ripe age of 109 years.
First, I would like to congratulate and thank the previous minister of veterans affairs from New Brunswick Southwest for his diligence and sincerity when it came to dealing with veterans issues.
I would also welcome the new Minister of Veterans Affairs and let him know that I am very honoured to work with him to advance the needs of veterans, RCMP veterans and their families. I congratulate him on his new post. He has the most remarkable cabinet post in all of government.
We are here today to pay tribute to a man who was a symbol, a light and a torch for an entire generation, who served our country during horrific times from 1914 to 1918.
What makes a 15-year-old young boy want to give up his youthfulness to participate in a deadly war? We call that person a Canadian, a person who knew, even at that age, that his country needed help, that the world needed help. He was willing to sacrifice his youth, and for that matter his life, to serve not only his country but the entire world for all of mankind, so that we in this country could live in peace, freedom and democracy, and that other countries could share in that life as well.
On behalf of our leader and the New Democratic Party, we extend sincere condolences to the family of Mr. Babcock, but also to all the families of all those people who served in that tremendous generation, who helped build this country and set the path forward for today.
We are extremely pleased that the government has recognized the honour and significance of having a national commemorative ceremony on April 9. We are pleased that the House honoured this motion by passing it unanimously, not just to honour Mr. Babcock, but again to honour all those who served so valiantly.
On behalf of New Democrats throughout the entire country, we offer our sincere condolences to the Babcock family, and also our congratulations to the government for honouring, on April 9, the service of not just him but all those who served.
As we say in the Royal Canadian Legion, "At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. We will remember them". God bless.
Procedure and House Affairs
Committees of the House
Routine Proceedings
10:15 a.m.
Joe Preston Elgin—Middlesex—London, ON
Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Orders 104 and 114, I have the honour to present, in both official languages, the first report of the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs regarding membership of committees of the House.
Procedure and House Affairs
Committees of the House
Routine Proceedings
10:15 a.m.
The Speaker Peter Milliken
Pursuant to order made on Wednesday, March 3, 2010, the report is deemed adopted.
Procedure and House Affairs
Committees of the House
Routine Proceedings
10:20 a.m.
Serge Ménard Marc-Aurèle-Fortin, QC
Mr. Speaker, I feel extremely confident about asking the House for unanimous consent to pass a motion. I know of not a single member of the House who does not believe that we should eliminate the provisions that allow people sentenced to jail time to walk away after serving just one-sixth of their sentence, particularly when the courts have recently handed down some of the harshest sentences for some of the most serious frauds ever committed in Canada and when the media are suggesting to everyone that they should divide those numbers by six. The purpose of Bill C-434 is to eliminate two little provisions in existing legislation. That is why it is one of the shortest bills ever.
I therefore request the unanimous consent of the House to adopt the following motion:
That, notwithstanding any Standing Order or usual practice of the House, Bill C-434, An Act to amend the Corrections and Conditional Release Act (day parole — six months or one sixth of the sentence rule), be deemed to have been read a second time and referred to a Committee of the Whole, deemed considered in Committee of the Whole, deemed reported without amendment, deemed concurred in at the report stage and deemed read a third time and passed.
Consent would demonstrate the unanimous desire of the House to get rid of these provisions as quickly as possible.
Procedure and House Affairs
Committees of the House
Routine Proceedings
10:20 a.m.
The Speaker Peter Milliken
Does the hon. member for Marc-Aurèle-Fortin have the unanimous consent of the House to move this motion?
Procedure and House Affairs
Committees of the House
Routine Proceedings
10:20 a.m.
Some hon. members
Procedure and House Affairs
Committees of the House
Routine Proceedings
10:20 a.m.
Child Pornography
Routine Proceedings
10:20 a.m.
Paul Szabo Mississauga South, ON
Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order 36 and as certified by the Clerk of Petitions, I am pleased to present a petition on behalf of a number of my constituents who are concerned with the issue of child pornography.
The petitioners would like to draw to the attention of the House that the creation, use and circulation of child pornography are condemned by a clear majority of Canadians, and that the CRTC and Internet service providers have the responsibility for the content that is being transmitted to Canadians, and that anyone who uses the Internet to facilitate any sex offences involving children is committing an offence.
The petitioners call upon Parliament to protect our children by taking all necessary steps to stop the Internet as a medium for the victimization of children and the distribution of child pornography.
Postal Service
Routine Proceedings
10:20 a.m.
Inky Mark Dauphin—Swan River—Marquette, MB
Mr. Speaker, I have the honour to present two petitions on behalf of the people of Dauphin—Swan River—Marquette.
The first petition calls on the government to instruct Canada Post to maintain, expand and improve postal services.
Hunting, Trapping and Fishing Heritage
Routine Proceedings
10:20 a.m.
Inky Mark Dauphin—Swan River—Marquette, MB
Mr. Speaker, the second petition calls on the House to enact Bill C-222, an act to recognize and protect Canada's hunting, trapping and fishing heritage, to ensure that the rights of present and future Canadians to enjoy these activities are protected.


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My thoughts and evolution to carry, I purchased my firearm (my first in a very long time) about 7 months back. I purchased it to have something to do with my son as he is now at the age of adulthood (21) that he can own his own firearm.
Our goal was to get together and practice at the range a couple times a month a father son thing. We both decided that taking a CCW class would be good training, at the time not any more than just training. We didn't intend to carry, ever. A police officer was our instructor and very much involved in the day to day goings on in the community i.e. he knows of all the criminal activity. He made it very clear to us all that personal protection was not a function of the police never will be. He also made it clear that living in the white zone as he stated is were citizens get hurt. It is were we all are 90% of the time. Those that dont want to accept that we are truly on our own that is, we dont want to know that bad guys can get to us and hurt us, that only happens to other people not me right? we don't want to think about it.
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http://www.rooneyspublichouse.com A one-team sports pub is what Rooney's is all about. The owners are the founders of the Pittsburgh Steelers, a good thing to know before you start talking trash about the Black and Gold. Super Bowl plans must be made well in advance here, of course. The menu in the dark-wood and dark-green rooms is heavy with bar foods, but notable is the all-Angus Rooney burger and the "Ruben meets Rachel" corned beef and turkey sandwich. They're Irish, so potato-leek soup, shepherd's pie, fish and chips, and Irish stew -- dubbed "Steeler's stew " -- are served here -- and the place rocks like a ship on St. Patrick's Day. A long list of brews, with the pub's own Rooney's Red Ale, are offered. Look for a few Pittsburgh favorites as well -- you don't find pierogies on just any menu in town. Read more about Rooney's Public House >>
http://www.roseybaby.com By day, students and suits crowd Rosey Baby for crawfish pasta and other Louisiana favorites, but by night, the tiny club pushes tables and chairs aside. Patrons literally bump elbows with the regional crop of traditional blues purveyors regularly holding court. This spicy little number feels like a New Orleans bar mysteriously picked up and planted in Lauderhill. The kicks range from mild, found in appetizers like crawfish bisque and sautéed alligator, to seriously zingy, in main courses such as blackened catfish or blackened rib eye. Buckets of crawfish, served in season only (not available July through December) are the best around, as are boiled Cajun blue crabs, when they're on special. Po-boys and muffulettas are requirements for N'awlins food-lovers. Live entertainment on Fridays and Saturdays. Read more about Rosey Baby Crawfish & Cajun House >>
http://www.rosiesbarandgrill.com Formerly Hamburger Mary's, Rosie's is a mini paradise in the middle of Wilton Manors. Dance music blasts, gay-culture knickknacks litter the walls, colorful lanterns light the outside patio, and a good-looking friendly staff serves your food and drinks with a wink. Dishes have cheeky titles like "Big 'Dicts" (eggs benedict) and "Ivana Hooker." And, in addition to offering one of the best Sunday brunches in the area, Rosie's boasts a seven-hour happy hour. Wake up with buckets of mimosas, then stumble home after half-off beers, wines, and well drinks. You'll leave as cheerful as the décor. Read more about Rosie's Bar and Grill >>
http://www.roundupcountry.com Grab your partner, spin her 'round and 'round, all the way down to Davie's Round Up Country Western Club. This good-ol'-boy bar is a needle in a haystack off 595 in the back of a strip mall. But don't be fooled by the suburban-sprawl exterior; this place is all Texas heart on the inside. There's a wooden bar with beer signs and a few TVs, but you'll rarely see a soul sitting. The patrons are too busy showing off their spur-kickin' moves on the enormous dance floor. But don't fret if you haven't got the square-dancing moves down pat; during the week, Round Up offers free dance lessons. Wearing a ten-gallon hat and snakeskin boots is not a dress code requirement, but it's more fun if you do. Read more about Round Up Country Western Nightclub and Restaurant >>
http://www.roxyspub.com Roxy's in downtown West Palm Beach is really several spots all in one - the original Roxy's Irish pub, Rome nightclub (Saturday nights, a club which cranks up in season only), the Dueling Pianos bar, and Sky309 - a rooftop bar and restaurant. Known to downtowners for decades, the pub is a friendly spot for beers and burgers - both of which win raves from diners. Long known for its juicy, hand-formed burgers - Roxy's won every burger competition in the city at one point - their grilled wings and Buffalo wing sliders are gaining a legion of bar foods fans. The rest of the menu is more sandwiches, salads, wraps, soups and noshes. Beer selection is notable. On Sundays, the Sky bar is where to be for brunch. Groups go for money prizes in karaoke at the Dueling Piano bars on the second level. TVs are set up at the huge bar for sports fans, and sidewalk seating suits conversationalists. Read more about Roxy's >>
Locals only is the theme of the night over at Roy's Sports Bar in Margate. As you drive down Sample Road, this nondescript bar is easy to miss. However, the customers inside are unforgettable. Although the word sports is in the bar's title, the patrons are more interested in after-hours drinks and karaoke than catching up with the NBA highlights. A number of pool tables are packed into the back of the tiny bar, so getting to know the other tipsy clientele is not a difficult thing to do. The wooden bar extends its way throughout most of venue, and the various attentive bartenders never leave a glass dry. Barely dressed shot girls weave their way through the packed late-night crowd serving up neon-colored concoctions, and the occasional flower-peddling woman hustles the guys. Open until 4 a.m., Roy's is the quintessential spot for winding down the night and getting in some serious people-watching. Read more about Roy's Sports Bar >>
The latest addition to the burgeoning Las Olas nightlife scene is the Royal Pig Pub. Across from Vibe and YOLO, this watering hole is for those in need of a more casual bar scene. The interior is ornate but not overdone and gaudy. Constructed almost completely in wood and brick, the castle-like inside will make you forget that the bar is in the middle of Fort Lauderdale. The décor has an assortment of kitschy – but useful – details like desk lamps illuminating the bar top. Opposite the shiny wood bar and chairs trimmed in red velvet is an array of table tops with medieval-inspired details. Although a dozen or so TVs broadcast the games, they don't make the place feel like a sports bar. Outside is ample seating as well as another bar complete with enormous fans to keep the summer nights cool. Read more about Royal Pig Pub & Kitchen >>
There are over 150 different kinds of rum in this Philly loving bar. The Mojitos and Caprihanas are amazing, their cheesesteaks are made with Whiz, and they have a $35 bucket of rum that's strong enough to get five people buzzed or two almost incoherent. Read more about The Rum Barrel >>


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20 or 24 oz of frozen broccoli /chopped style
1 stick butter
1 row Ritz crackers
1/2 lb. pkg. Velveeta cheese
Cook broccoli, drain.
Melt half a stick of butter and cheese over low heat.
In a casserole bowl gently mix broccoli, with the melted cheese and butter together.
Mlt the other half stick of butter. crunch the row of ritz crackers.
Mix crackers together with butter and pour over the broccoli mixture.
Cook uncovered at 325 for about 30 minutes.
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by BOBLAT9
June 15, 2012
by BOOBEAT1984
May 28, 2012
by SCHEEPY
February 27, 2012
by BWHITED
February 26, 2012
surprised it doesn't have rice-good meatless main dish.
by POOZIEMOM
February 26, 2012
Love this! Even better when reheated the next day!
by RUTHIE37
February 26, 2012
I think i could eat some right now..looks really good ty for sharing
by BABAWAWA
February 25, 2012
My husband will only eat broccoli if it has come kind of cheese with it. This looks good!
by FAMJR
February 25, 2012
by LEE DELORES
February 24, 2012
by 92651
February 24, 2012
I would use fresh broccoli and shredded cheddar cheese. I also steam the broccoli and pour (heated) nacho cheese dip over it.
by BLIZZARINO
February 25, 2012
the only thing healthy about this recipe is the broccoli!
by WATWHO
February 24, 2012
sounds yummy...a little concerned about sodium & fat content though...
by ENDLESS FAITH
February 24, 2012
Are people sticking the nose up at Velveeta because of the taste? If it because it is processed, I guess you don't eat american cheese either? It's all processed. I like this dish and have made it for years.
by BARINSKY
February 24, 2012
I don't like Velveeta cheese nor American cheese because I don't like the taste or texture of either.
by MYAPAIN
February 24, 2012
don't like broccoli but sounds like for those who do that this would be good
by SWEETIEWHEATIESCOTIE
February 24, 2012
Thanks for sharing. I'll have to pass on this as Velvetta is not allowed in this house!
by DIANATX
February 24, 2012
velveeta ok but this is not your everyday dish. Needs just a little liquid to thin the cheese just a little bit. Maybe 2 tbsp. or so.
by SCHEEPY
February 24, 2012
by CHRISUSA46
February 24, 2012
would use "real" cheese.... not "pretend" Velveeta cheese.
by 8182122
February 24, 2012
Not in this house either. I serve fresh cooked broccoli with shredded cheddar over it or a simple cheese sauce if the kids want cheese, usually we just serve it with a bit of butter on top.
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Thanksgiving Menu – Anew
Everyone's favorite food holiday is right around the corner. This year instead of sticking to traditional fare, try mixing up your menu. I found a plethora of mouthwatering dishes that are a unique take on your favorite classics. From hors d'oeuvres to cocktails, we have a yummy day of food for you and your loved ones all planned out. Happy Thanksgiving!
Roasted Butternut Squash Soup and Curry Ingredients
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- OR - Select an option belowGreat neighborhood restaurants are what makes a great restaurant town, and though Miami is a ways from being considered a great restaurant town, Cafe Pastis is certainly a great neighborhood restaurant. From an impossibly tiny kitchen, this modest, unassuming eatery consistently turns out simple, hearty, satisfying French bistro fare at prices affordable to mere mortals. The housemade pté is a restaurant signature and an excellent way to begin a meal. Then go on to first-rate steak frites or a superlative bouillabaisse, followed by a cookbook-perfect crème brûlée and be thankful you're in Cafe Pastis' neighborhood.


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Rogers Residential Services ...
Rogers currently offers a number of speed tiers for Cable Internet on a DOCSIS 3.0 network.
They also offer Rogers Portable Internet which is a wireless based service. Note this is NOT what could be described as a Mobile Internet service.
Rogers did offer DSL services to customers originally with Sprint Canada. It is no longer available and existing customers have been terminated or moved to other providers if they wanted to stay with DSL.
Rogers also offers
Rogers Home Phone ... a VoIP based non-internet telephone service over cable. (Use of internet does not interfere with the telephone)
Rogers Home Security ... a home alarm and camera system over the internet.
Due to many changes to Rogers packages of late, please see Rogers own web site for speeds and bandwidth limits.
The advertised speeds down/up (Mbps unless otherwise stated), monthly cap and overage charge (per GB) for current services as of Aug 17 2010, in DOCSIS 3.0 available areas.
. Rogers Hi-Speed Ultra Lite - 512/256kbps 2GB $5.00. Rogers Hi-Speed Lite - 3/256kbps 15GB $4.00. Rogers Hi-Speed Express - 10/512kbps 60GB $2.00. Rogers Hi-Speed Extreme - 15/1 80GB $1.50. Rogers Hi-Speed Extreme Plus - 25/1 125GB $1.25. Rogers Hi-Speed Ultimate - 50/2 175GB $0.50
Caps are enforced on Residential packages.
. Rogers Business Services - see »www.rogers.com(**) Business services have limited availability depending on local zoning
Some areas are NOT DOCSIS 3 ready and the upper tiers in those areas *if available* are ...
. Rogers Hi-Speed Extreme - 10/1 80GB $1.50. Rogers Hi-Speed Extreme Plus - 18/1 125GB$1.25. Rogers Hi-Speed Ultimate - Not available
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Cloning the MAC address will insure that you can connect through your modem in the event that the MAC address, or physical address, of your network card has been registered with your ISP.
Cloning the MAC copies the MAC address of your ethernet card to the WAN port of the DI-704. In other words, it will appear to your ISP will that it is your computer connected to the modem, not the gateway. That is why it is necessary to configure the DI-704 from the same computer that was originally setup with your modem. Otherwise, the gateway may copy the wrong MAC address to the WAN port.
From the Device Information page, click on the Tools menu option at the bottom of screen. This will take you to the Useful Tools menu. Click the Clone MAC button, then click OK when prompted to "Change MAC address right now?".
New MAC address will take effective after rebooting! will be displayed and the Clone MAC button will change to a Restore MAC button.
Click the Reboot button, then click OK when prompted to "Reboot right now?". This will take you back to the Device Information page. Click the Logout button and then close your browser.
Step 7 Power down the DI-704. Either turn it off from the power switch, or unplug the AC power cord from the gateway. With the DI-704 turned off, recycle the power on the cable modem. Again, turn it off it has a switch or just unplug it from the wall outlet. Wait 30 seconds and then power up the modem only. Wait until all of the lights on the modem have stabilized. After you are sure that the modem has stabilized, power up the DI-704.
Step 8 At this point you should be able to open your browser and browse the Internet. If you are using special applications through the gateway, you may need to open ports in the Virtual Server or Special Apps configuration menus.
If you want to clone your MAC address here is what you have to do:
1. Go to »192.168.0.1/ (YOU MUST NOT BE USING ROGERS' PROXY)
2. Enter the username Admin, and your password (default is 1234)
3. Click on Wizard Setup
4. Click Next (The 2 fields don't have to be filled; Are obtained by the DCHP server)
5. Click Next again
6. At the bottom, there will be a section called "WAN MAC address". The default is "Factory Default"
7. Click on Spoof this PC's MAC address --- IP Address, and enter the new IP Address you would like to use as your new MAC address.
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