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Progressive media companies embrace citizen journalists
I have often thought that the optimal educational experience is one where both the student and the teacher are learning something new. In that regard, the Community News Commons has been that rare experience.
For those who may not have heard, the CNC is, as its name suggests, a place where citizen journalists can obtain training and mentorship to help them tell the stories of their community. The CNC is a three-year project jointly funded by the Winnipeg Foundation and the Knight Foundation in the United States. It is heavily supported by the Winnipeg Free Press, which has hosted the lion's share of training seminars at its News Café in the Exchange District.
I was lucky enough to be involved in the earliest days of the CNC to advise budding citizen scribes on some of the principles of journalism and basic storytelling. These early sessions were enthralling, as both instructor and citizen dug deeper into the very meaning of terms such as "citizen journalism."
Not surprisingly, it became very clear early on that no one was quite sure what it meant. There were community news projects ongoing in the U.S., although each had their own unique take on how to harness community contributors. Private-sector initiatives like AOL's Seed have got into the act as well. But how exactly would legitimate news content be generated by volunteers with no journalism experience?
Those early sessions, held at the News Café and the Millennium Library downtown, forced all of us to confront the essence of what it means to harness the power of the community to tell stories. The solution, forged incrementally over the past year, has professionals offering guidance and expertise to citizen contributors, who are the wellspring of the content.
"We're not trying to compete with the mainstream media," said CNC convener Noah Erenberg, an experienced documentary filmmaker and journalist. "We're trying to partner with them in order to shine some light on various subjects the people care about while providing some opportunities for citizens to build their capacity as online journalists."
The CNC has been a tremendous success by any measurement. In those very early days, only about 30 people were registered through the CNC's website to be contributors; today, 240 are registered and more than 60 of those have contributed online stories. Journalists from the Free Press and CBC have imparted the finer points of writing, photography, videography and investigative journalism.
Some of the CNC stories have become legitimate front-page news. Last September, contributor Denise Campbell contributed a story to the CNC website about a Winnipeg Transit driver who gave his shoes away to a barefooted, homeless man. The traditional media demonstrated its ultimate sign of respect by matching and following the story. CNC's website saw hundreds of thousands of additional page views.
"It showed us that content is still king," Erenberg said. "And that the power of a good story remains, no matter what kind of media you're working for."
If there was something that both professional and citizen journalists shared, it was a bewilderment about why the Free Press would be involved. Citizen journalism has been seen by many in my business as not only an affront to our profession but a threat as well. However, a deeper look into the world of community news reveals, rather, an opportunity for traditional media to rebuild its relationship with the broader community.
News organizations such as the Free Press are under siege right now, forced to invest in digital platforms without any reliable revenue stream from new media. Our brands are still solid and thanks to traditional and digital formats, more people read our content than ever before. However, fewer people are buying newspapers and no one has figured out a way of replacing lost revenue from digital content. Rock, meet hard place.
How does the CNC work into this equation? Engagement is now the name of the game for forward-thinking media companies. If you cannot count on people to buy your newspaper or tune into your newscast, you have to figure out new ways of connecting with the broader community. Without that connection, you cannot tell the stories of that community.
Those of us who have waded into the community newsroom have discovered citizen journalism is not about replacing traditional media; it's about finding new ways of telling compelling stories, while enhancing the way we engage with our audience. Previously, journalists were cast out into the community to talk to citizens, discover their stories and then relate them to our audience. Now, professional journalists are working with citizens to identify compelling stories and then providing support to help those citizens play a more direct role in the production and dissemination of those stories.
The Free Press has no exclusive access to CNC content. However, we will be collaborating with citizen contributors to create opportunities for some of the best stories to gain a wider audience through our newspaper and website.
For the Winnipeg Foundation, the CNC has been no less impactful. As one of Canada's oldest private charitable foundations, the Winnipeg Foundation distributes tens of millions of dollars in grants each year to community groups and projects, supporting everything from community revitalization to social services. The CNC, however, is part of the foundation's bid to become more of an activist force in Winnipeg.
"It boils down to a simple concept," said Rick Frost, chief executive officer of the Winnipeg Foundation. "We believe a more engaged and informed community is a more caring community. This is how you build a better community."
Indeed, it's hard to get beyond the fact that in this age of the death of mass media, fewer people vote, volunteer or make charitable donations. Even though the power of the Internet is now at our fingertips through mobile devices, we are somehow less connected to, and concerned about, our community.
The future of the CNC is very bright. This year, more intensive training, regular workshops to discuss and develop story ideas and issue-oriented forums to help push public debate are planned.
For those of us lucky enough to be involved in this project, there will be lots of opportunities to teach. And just as many opportunities to learn.
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A system and method are provided for monitoring engine thrust bearing temperature deviations. Initially, key engine parameters are measured. A bearing temperature rise can be predicted based on the measured parameters. The predicted rise value is compared with the actual rise value to generate a comparison value. The system is trained to respond to the comparison value to prevent catastrophic failure.
1. A method for predicting sump temperature rise in a gas turbine engine, comprising the steps of:
measuring predetermined engine parameters;
multiplying each predetermined engine parameter by a related coefficient to obtain a corrected parameter;
measuring actual sump temperature rise; and
using the corrected parameters to predict the sump temperature rise.
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means for measuring predetermined engine parameters;
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means for predicting sump temperature rise based on the corrected parameters.
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The present invention relates to gas turbine engines and particularly to engine thrust bearing condition associated with the gas turbine engines.
Industrial engines on occasion can exhibit catastrophic secondary engine damage upon incurring engine thrust bearing failure. Failures of thrust bearings can jeopardize the serviceability of engine high pressure turbine and compressor airfoils. This is particularly true when thrust bearing failure detection and subsequent engine shutdown measures are not immediately executed.
General industry practice has been to monitor bearing lubrication supply and scavenge temperatures. Another form of protection is a chip detection system located at bearing scavenge lines. These systems monitor the level of particles released by the bearing or associated sump hardware. These methods of protection primarily provide alarm and trip commands to the control system. An �alarm only� mode permits an operator to acknowledge and correct the detected fault by reducing engine load level. However, during extended engine operating periods, subsequent to thrust bearing failure, catastrophic secondary damage can occur as scavenge temperature rises very rapidly.
It would be desirable, then, to be able to monitor and predict sump temperature changes to prevent catastrophic secondary engine damage
The present invention proposes to utilize various measured engine parameters to predict sump temperature rise. The predicted sump temperature rise is then compared to the measured value. When the difference is greater than a predetermined value, the engine control system can automatically shut the engine down. This would prevent a catastrophic engine failure.
A system and method are provided for monitoring engine thrust bearing temperature deviations. Initially, key engine parameters are measured. A bearing temperature rise can be predicted based on the measured parameters. The predicted rise value is compared with the actual rise value to generate a comparison value. The system is trained to respond to the comparison value to prevent catastrophic failure.
Accordingly, the present invention provides an effective technique for predicting sump temperature rise. The capability of predicting sump temperature rise and automatically tripping the engine can prevent a catastrophic engine failure. Furthermore, this reduces engine rebuild costs and downtime.
FIG. 1 is an engine illustrating the thrust bearing and other components relevant to predicting bearing temperature rise; and
FIG. 2 is a flowchart block diagram illustrating the steps for predicting bearing temperature rise.
The present invention compares a predicted sump temperature rise to an actual measured value from the engine. When the difference between predicted versus measured reaches a predetermined setpoint, an alarm and/or engine trip function is deployed. This technique can be built directly into the engine control software to prevent catastrophic engine failure.
Referring now to the drawings, there is illustrated in FIG. 1 a partial cutaway view of a typical industrial engine 10. The engine thrust bearing condition monitoring system and method herein can be applied to such an engine 10. Several of the engine measured parameters are used to predict bearing temperature rise. This predicted bearing temperature rise is compared to the measured value. When the difference is greater than a predetermined value, automatic shutdown prevents catastrophic engine failure.
Continuing with FIG. 1, a high pressure turbine rotor (HPTR) 12 tends to load thrust bearing 14 in an axially aft direction. Meanwhile, the high pressure compressor rotor (HPCR) tends to counter that axial load by generating a high forward load. These two loads are not equal and are relatively high as compared to other engine cavity pressure contributors. These other engine cavities, such as P3 18, P48 20 and HP recoup 22, are all part of this axial loading of the thrust bearing. However, their individual axial load amplitudes are far smaller than HPTR and HPCR contributors. The HP recoup cavity pressure 22 is also an adjustable parameter. This adjustable feature is used to balance the net bearing loads to within an acceptable window of operability. The other element of the load equation is the engine 10 speed. Increasing speed levels tends to increase the thrust bearing ball radial loads. This generates more heat which is subsequently reflected by the increased sump scavenge temperature. Finally, the compressor rear frame (CRF) 24 is a structural membrane that houses multiple components.
Referring now to FIG. 2, there is illustrated a flowchart diagram 30, illustrating the steps for predicting and monitoring engine thrust bearing conditions. Initially, at step 32, key engine parameters are measured. Key select contributors are high pressure recoup cavity pressure, engine speed, station P48 pressure, station P3 pressure, and some constant parameter. When these four select variables or parameters are used, the result is that a predicted temperature with a standard deviation of a mere 6.8 deg F. (3.8 deg C.) is achieved. Of these four variables, three constitute the major cavity pressures that are technically the major drivers. The last variable is engine speed, which can be expected to have a direct load contribution based on the physics of bearing design.
At block 34, the sump temperature rise is predicted, based on the measured parameters from block 32. The sump oil temperature rise includes all the contributors that affect scavenge oil temp. More than one bearing may be in any given sump (roller and ball types of bearings). Likewise, the environment surrounding the sump may also contribute to the sump scavenge oil temp rise. Conversely, bearing temperature rise is exclusively for that particular bearing in a given sump which experiences the measured temperature rise. Subsequently, at step 36, the actual sump oil temperature rise is measured. At block 38, the predicted value of block 34 is compared with the actual value of block 36. If the comparison is less than a set point A, steps 32 through 38 are repeated, to decision block 40. If the comparison is greater than or equal to a set point A, the program proceeds to decision block 42. If the comparison is less than a set point B, an alarm is deployed at block 44, indicating the sigma difference. If the comparison is equal to or greater than a set point B, the engine can be shut down at block 46 to prevent engine damage. This forces the operator/end user to physically inspect the engine for disclosure of failed components.
A regression analysis can be used to predict the sump temperature rise, as illustrated by the flowchart in FIG. 2. The scavenge temperature delta is determined using constants and measured engine parameters. The high pressure recoup cavity pressure is multiplied by a recoup pressure coefficient to provide a recoup pressure value. The P48 cavity pressure is multiplied by a cavity coefficient to provide a cavity pressure value. The engine speed detected by rotational velocity of the core engine is multiplied by an engine speed coefficient. This gives an engine speed value. The pressure at the PS3 cavity compressor-discharge pressure is multiplied by a coefficient. The summation of these four engine parameters, each multiplied by its associated coefficient, is used to calculate the predicted sump temperature rise. Finally, a fixed constant sump temperature rise can be added to the equation. The end result is a predicted sump temperature rise. A lube oil supply 28 temperature can be subtracted from the predicted sump temperature discharge/scavenge to give a delta value. The scavenge temperature delta is used to determine if engine operation is within a predetermined sigma level. The arbitrary sigma level, for example, can be 3 sigma, where 3 times 6.8 equals 20.4 deg F. delta, or −6.44 deg C. delta, between predicted versus measured value. If the arbitrary sigma level is surpassed, for example, to 4 sigma, or 27.2 deg F. (−2.66 deg C.), a control trip can be launched. The deltas are taken into consideration at any given speed or power level.
While the invention has been described with reference to a preferred embodiment, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes may be made and equivalents may be substituted for elements thereof without departing from the scope of the invention. In addition, many modifications may be made to adapt a particular situation or material to the teachings of the invention without departing from the essential scope thereof. Therefore, it is intended that the invention not be limited to the particular embodiment disclosed as the best mode contemplated for carrying out this invention, but that the invention will include all embodiments falling within the scope of the appended claims.
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This week's 'Pay it Forward' begins in Red Bank.
That's where we meet Geraldine McIntyre. She's anxious to 'Pay it Forward' to a man who is making their tight-knit apartment community a better place in which to live.
Geraldine McIntyre says, "Mr. (Jimmy) Thompson, he's out here everyday sweeping the sidewalks, the patios off, out in the cold... and we have about 80 apartments here. And, he carries the elderly people's garbage out, which he is elderly, too."
Geraldine tells me that Jimmy Thompson devotes time each day to helping his neighbors.
"He was out the other night in the snow sweeping the sidewalks off because he was afraid somebody would fall."
We hurry and count out our cash gift surprise, hoping to catch him before he makes his rounds.
Geraldine knocks on his apartment door and it's clear that he wasn't expecting any visitors.
"I'm here from McMahan Law Firm and NewsChannel 9 TV to donate you five 100 dollar bills. I appreciate what you've done around here."
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Hi, I have a project that runs VBA code to extract numerical data from an Excel 2010 spreadsheet and inserts it into a Word 2010 table. The problem seems to be that one of the cells is read as text (when I hover over the highlighted area in VBA is says = " ") instead of a number by the VBA code. I've made sure that all Excel cells are formatted correctly - number 0.000. I've subsituted the formula for a value and the code works with no problems. The formula in the problem cell is: =SQRT(SUM((0.05^2))+SUM(((2(Main!$C$23/R11)(100))/SQRT(3))^2)+SUM((Q24)/SQRT(3))^2). It returns a result of 0.055184538897533, although I have formatted this to show only 3 decimal places. I'd be grateful for any help on this. Many thanks
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Sorry, the formula didn't copy well form Excel. It should be: =SQRT(SUM((0.05^2))+SUM(((2(Main!$C$23/R11)(100))/SQRT(3))^2)+SUM((Q24)/SQRT(3))^2) Thanks
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But the quicker you close the rift
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Bounties are time consuming as well and the legendary rate is poor. By closing the rift earlier you are effectively decreasing your playtime ratio of rift:bounty. That has an impact on your overall legendary drop rate as well.
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1/22/2015 9:47:23 AMitirnitii posted a message on Why finish rifts after guardian is dead?Posted in: Diablo III General Discussion
1/19/2015 11:44:19 PMitirnitii posted a message on Best way to get high level trial keys?the sentries don't auto fire anymore, so doesn't seem as efficient. Was curious if people were having better luck with this new system or worse luck?Posted in: Diablo III General Discussion
1/19/2015 5:24:18 PMitirnitii posted a message on Best way to get high level trial keys?Before the patch was using a solo DH to get 43-44 keys when sentries were auto-firing. What is currently the best way to get high level keys now both solo and in groups?Posted in: Diablo III General Discussion
Any tips?
11/29/2014 9:15:40 PMFirebird is generally pretty boring, but as far as higher tier GR go and pushing the leaderboard it actually requires a great amount of skill and tactical gameplay. On that front I really enjoy it. I think Blizzard really put itself in a box with the mechanic though, because the damage output is so consistent that you basically just cast fire on everything and let things burn until death. It's really hard to offer styles of play that can be as competitively consistent.Posted in: Wizard: The Ancient Repositories
My hope is that whoever is responsible for balancing the Wizard class will really take a look at Delseres, Vyrs, and Tal Rashas to really hone in and offer four uniquely different yet balanced levels of gameplay. Find a way to make it so that no set really outshines the other and start with Firebird as a base. Once you hone in on that, then maybe branch further out with newer sets and balancing some legendaries in the mix.
The Tal's suggestion in the post above mine seems like a no brainer. All elemental damage should equal your highest. That alone would go a huge way to improve the set. Also, no meteor casts on breakable objects.
11/28/2014 9:25:00 PMRank 9 so quickly. Guess I'll have to push harder. Grats Jaetch!Posted in: Wizard: The Ancient Repositories
11/25/2014 5:20:27 PMitirnitii posted a message on PTR 2.1.2 Changes to Wizards: what are the news, what to search for now?I think it's hard to know if it will be better than firebird without play testing it. But, it looks pretty awesome. It's just a fresh new style of gameplay that will bring something new to the table.Posted in: Wizard: The Ancient Repositories
My hope is that Delsere will not under-perform or out-perform firebirds, but be in line with it. What we want is equal, but different. If they can perfectly balance the two sets to reach about the same tier of GRs, then they will have a base to bring the other two sets in line with it. This is how they should be tweaking all sets to be this way. Different playstyles, all around the same level of power.
I've got my boss Gesture of Orpheus ready, although it won't be ancient.
11/24/2014 3:50:57 PMitirnitii posted a message on What about pylons in Greater Rifts?They said from the start they were going to use greater rifts to help test class balancing, by seeing which classes were outperforming others. Now, it's just a pylon gambling exercise. Why can't climbing the greater rifts be a test of skill instead of a test of luck with pylons? I just don't get it in any respect at all. It's a complete insult on the concept of testing your own character's personal power and an insult to the integrity of the leaderboards.Posted in: Diablo III General Discussion
To me, regular rifts should be carefree and random. Greater rifts should be as consistent, non-random, and competitive as possible. You've got the best of both worlds and you can choose which exercise you want to devote your time to. If you don't center your design philosophy around it this way, why even bother with greater rifts at all? As greater rifts stand right now they don't test the boundaries of my character, because I only reach the highest tiers by abusing conduit pylons which have no bearing on personal character strength or diligent, effective, skillful and efficient combat tactics.
By adding more pylons all you've done is created a shift where my best possible clear was the greater rift where I got one or two conduit pylons to instead having my best greater rift be the one where I got three of four. Why can't we have our best possible clears be centered around the greater rift where I utilized my skills and items to their peak efficiency and skillfully cleared the rift effectively? This is what the players want pretty much all across the board.
11/16/2014 7:00:10 PMitirnitii posted a message on New look on 'Gift of Ancient' ideaI like this idea except for weapons, primarily concerning weapon damage. I think on weapons it is horrible for it to include weapon damage. It's too drastic of a change to go from a legendary weapon to an ancient weapon solely because of weapon damage. From a competitive standpoint there's already a big enough gap between those who have found a furnace and those who haven't, but at least there is still a big enough pool of people who have found one to make it reasonable. But to the select few who find an ancient Furnace with 4000 weapon damage? From a competitive standpoint I feel that they will be in a tier on their own that will be nearly untouchable. Finding and replacing an ancient Taskers, an ancient marauder set piece, or an ancient firebird piece, will not have this effect; but I feel ancient weapons will be in a class of their own far outpacing their legendary counterparts to a degree that is too powerful.Posted in: Diablo III General Discussion
I will tell you now though. From a personal standpoint, all I am going to want is ancient versions of the top end build items I already have. I am not going to start using a Smoldering Core or a Dark Knight Cape just because I find an ancient one. I will just keep hunting for that ancient Furnace, Serpent Sparker, Etrayu, etc. because those are the top end builds.
...You are going to need to bring about more build variety by properly balancing legendary affixes to accomplish that.
11/15/2014 10:36:46 PMFinally found a good sunkeeper and was finally able to break into GR42!! Rank 6 America.Once I was able to farm 42 stones on my DH I was able to get a lot of practice and once the stars aligned it really paid off. Being able to use 10 keystones in a row really gets you into a groove, and I think it makes a HUGE impact on success rate.Posted in: Wizard: The Ancient Repositories
Kind of sad I had to abandon my serpent sparker, but thems the breaks. I feel like the only way I could manage that is to find a good TnT and a useable cindercoat with hydra damage. My DH found a trifecta TnT with 50% attack speed, and it is hard to complain about that but was really hoping I'd land that on INT for wizard.
Now I have to find a way to beat 43...
Should I be using a witching hour instead at that point? Used SoE up until now, and I feel the mitigation is useful but it is really hard to tell. I guess I'll have to experiment with it more.
11/8/2014 4:41:21 PMitirnitii posted a message on Increase Torment LevelsI don't want to GRIFT unless I am doing one of two things:Posted in: Diablo III General Discussion
(1) Upgrading legendary gems or (2) trying to go higher on the leaderboard
Otherwise I would just rather jump into a rift with a group in adventure mode. T6 is too easy and I think a definite adjustment is needed.
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World Briefing | South Pacific: Fiji: Record Drug Haul
Published: June 10, 2004
Fijian and Australian police officers made what they described as the biggest methamphetamine drug seizure ever in the Southern Hemisphere when they raided a warehouse in Fiji's capital, Suva, that contained enough chemicals to make a ton of the drug. The police said they had broken up an Asian-run gang that planned to ship the crystal methamphetamine, an addictive amphetamine-based stimulant known as crystal meth, crank and ice and with a street value of $560 million, to Australia, New Zealand, Europe and the United States. Seven people were arrested -- three Fijians and four Asians of unspecified nationality. ''We have been aware for some time of the ongoing potential for countries in the South Pacific to be exploited by drug traffickers and manufacturers, particularly against the backdrop of a worldwide growth in amphetamine supply and demand,'' the Australian Federal Police said in a statement.


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Film Review: Psycho Holocaust (2009)
SYNOPSIS: On a scorching summer day 6 friends venture into the mountains for one more vacation before their lives change forever. Unbeknownst to them, their lives would forever be changed anyway. In the shadows awaits a pack of the most evil, the most vile, rejects of humanity that's addicted to violence and thirsty for blood! This is Psycho Holocaust… REVIEW: There are quite a few cabin in the woods-style horror movies. Okay, there's a TON … Continue reading
Film Review: Game Over (2009)
SYNOPSIS: Tina, a young actress who left the States for Germany-she fell in love, so she left for a man. Two good friends of hers come over to visit Tina for her birthday-but the next 24 hours will be very brutal, as the three are kidnapped by an sadistic maniac. He plays brutal and primitive games with them, and every attempt they make to escape leads them deeper into hell! Â REVIEW: Timo Rose is a … Continue reading
Film Review: Creeping Crawling (2012)
SYNOPSIS: An eccentric Entomologist tells three dark tales about the creeping crawling insects that burrowing through the walls of homes, eating through our intestines, and for some of us, driving us slowly insane. REVIEW: Creeping Crawling dubs itself as an entomology anthology. Each of its three tales of woe centering around a world of insects with some additional, morally centered narrative about how our wants and desires can eventually destroy us. Cheery. In tale one, … Continue reading
Film Review: As Night Falls (2013)
SYNOPSIS: 10 year old Amelia's parents think it's time for her to go to sleep permanently, leaving her broken body in a silent shallow grave. 50 years later, Mommy and Daddy are back from hell, intent on wreaking the same deadly discipline on anyone not in bed by nightfall. Sisters Holly and Elizabeth are losing their minds, and their friends are losing their heads. Something evil has crashed the party…but no one knows what they … Continue reading
Film Review: Barricade (2007)
SYNOPSIS: Camping in Germany, a group of friends encounter a tribe of violent cannibals in the woods. A lovely summer afternoon quickly turns into a fight for survival. Well what do you expect, camping in a place ominously known as The Black Forest? REVIEW: In a world in which we now have five Wrong Turn movies, seven Texas Chainsaw Massacres and countless other identikit backwoods horror tales, do we really need another entry to the … Continue reading
Vamps: Raine Brown
BIO: Raine Brown is a classically trained theatre actor who is well versed at playing Shakespeare's heroines as well as performing modern pieces such as Laura in The Glass Menagerie and Abigail in the Crucible. Most recently, Raine has been pursuing her film career and building up her IMBD resume working on numerous independent movies. Also, she enjoys VAMPing it up with her "Scream Queen" status and has often been found getting bloody either by … Continue reading
Film Review: Psycho Street (2012)
SYNOPSIS: Four Twisted Tales that lead to a Dead End. REVIEW: It was in late 2010 when I had my first exposure to the film "Psycho Street". I was at the HorrorHound Weekend show in Cincinnati, Ohio and they were having a short film festival. Most of the shorts were forgettable with the exception of three. "Meth", "United Monster Talent Agency", and "Hypochondriac" were all distinctly different, with "Hypochondriac" being the funniest and most outrageous. … Continue reading
Film Review: Under the Scares (2010)
 SYNOPSIS: A documentary about independent filmmaking featuring interviews with Lloyd Kaufman, Debbie Rochon, Amy Lynn Best, and several other people involved with independent films. The movie discusses the trials and tribulations of making your own film and offers tips on how to get your movie distributed. REVIEW:  I personally love most documentaries, especially if they are about horror films. I thought "Under the Scares" was interesting, entertaining, and even educational. I think anyone who … Continue reading
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SYNOPSIS: For 20 years a man named Luther Baxter posed as Gurdy The Clown, better known to the public as the Teardrop Killer. Two news reporters, looking for a front page article to write, go into investigating the Teardrop Killer, only to find themselves face to face with the killer himself. REVIEW: So as we start we role credits over a man putting on what appears to be clown makeup, in a room full of … Continue reading
Film Review: Timo Rose's Beast (2009)
SYNOPSIS: Several people, cursed to turn into monstrous feral beasts, find themselves pursued through Germany by unknown, violent forces. REVIEW: Directed by: Timo Rose Written by: Timo Rose and Mark Hyacinth Starring: Raine Brown, Joe Zaso, Joe Davison, Andreas Pape, Timo Rose When thinking of a creature called a beast, one might think big mythical creatures such as Bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster. In the case of Timo Rose's Beast, the monster wreaking havoc in … Continue reading
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We really enjoyed our stay at this spacious apartment in Margate Gardens. Nicole was always available and helpful to answer all of our needs and questions including good information about the island. She even brought over a BBQ following my husbands special request. This condo was clean and had a nice chic and simple decor. The kitchen was well-stocked with cutlery, dishes, cooking utensils, tupperwear and a cooler, ideal for beach picnics. The grounds had lush vegetation and flowers and the pool area was well kept.The location was great, central to many restaurants, shops and beaches. Accra Beach was a 5 minute walk on the lovely boardwalk (across the road). We rented a car to be able to fully experience the island and were not disappointed. A 10 minute car drive away from Carlisle Bay was great for swimming out to see sea turtles and fish around the shipwrecks. The apartment came with beach chairs, towels, masks and snorkels and a boogy board which helped entertain our kids. We would definitely recommend this rental to our friends and family.
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This condo is exactly as described by Rod and Wanda and the pictures. The location is great too. It is close to the boardwalk and Accra Beach and several good restaurants are within easy walking distance. My wife and I have called Grand Hibiscus our home for five weeks and our son and his wife joined us for much of that time. The condo comfortably accommodated the four of us. We were truly sorry to leave! Margate Gardens is a delightful gated community with lovely grounds and friendly , helpful neighbours. Rod and Wanda are attentive owners who are good to deal with and go out of their way to please, as does Jamella, the on site property manager. If we have the opportunity to return to Barbados we'll be heading for Grand Hibiscus again,
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This is the best condo. The location is perfect, everything in it , and most importantly, the owners are super. You can't ask for anyone to be any more welcoming than Fran . I am always on count down until time to go back. Thanks for letting us stay .


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Telstra boosts data on broadband, mobile
Telstra is looking to give its customers more data for less money across broadband and mobile in a bid to bring it into line with its competitors.
Telstra is looking to give its customers more data for less money across broadband and mobile in a bid to bring it into line with its competitors.
Optus has announced the availability of a new data cable broadband bundle for customers that are being serviced by its hybrid fibre-coaxial cable network.
Planning to sell or give away your old iPhone or iPad? Then you'll need to wipe your data off it securely. Here's how to do it without losing any data.
While Australians continue to download increasing amounts of data, the number of people using broadband quicker than 24Mbps has stalled, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Google's upcoming Android L operating system will offer default data encryption, mirroring the functionality in Apple's iOS 8 and the new iPhone 6 range.
The iPhone and iPad maker is encrypting its services, end-to-end, in a bid to prevent law enforcement (even with a search warrant) from accessing your device data.
For the first time you can access your Google Analytics data from your iPhone. The new mobile apps allows you to monitor your online business with real-time reports in the palm of your hand.
iPhone maker dismisses suggestions that the "frequent locations" function on the smartphone can monitor the location of the user's movements, noting that personal data is encrypted and stored locally on the device.
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The Australian government has launched a single platform containing a number of the data sets released by the government, including broadband availability and quality.
T-Mobile continues to set the bar for US wireless carriers with two new initiatives launching soon.
By 2020, the Asian nation will produce data totaling 377 exabytes, doubling in volume every two years and growing eight-fold from just 46 exabytes in 2013.
iPhone users are vulnerable to a lock-screen flaw that allows a hands-on hacker to gain full access to a user's contacts list.
Divide creates a completely separate container for your Exchange account on your iPhone or iPad so that corporate email, calendars, and contacts don't mingle with your personal data.
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Apple's Q2 2014 earnings are out, and the data provided gives us an insight into how well the company performed over the last quarter relative to historical data. iPhone sales are strong, but iPad sales show a worrying fall.
Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull has launched a new website built on data collected from the telcos purporting to display broadband availability across Australia.
Gosford is Australia's first council to be a licensed telecommunications carrier – but for the council it's not so much about competing with existing telcos, as it is about facilitating a cloud and NBN-driven technology reinvention.
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As Singapore wraps up the year with a bustling startup ecosystem and significant milestones including the launch of its Personal Data Protection Act and amendments to Computer Misuse Act to combat cyberattacks. However, further efforts are needed to continue driving broadband adoption and to encourage 'bootstrapping' attitude in graduates


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United States: December 12, 2012
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