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SoftBank May Appeal to U.S. Public for T-Mobile Support
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You either forgot or weren't around for the merger. Nextel interfered with public safety transmissions. They didn't have the spectrum to fix it even with the government's swap. Someone had to pick them up. It probably shouldn't have been Sprint. Could have been T mobile, but they didn't have the same resources.
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Our economists engage in scholarly research and policy-oriented analysis on a wide range of important issues.
The Outreach and Education function engages, empowers and educates the Second District communities that the Bank serves, especially civic leaders, students, educators, small business owners, policymakers and the general public. It furthers the Bank's commitment to the region by listening to the communities we serve and leveraging our unique attributes to positively impact school and university programs, as well as analysis and research.
Career Development
|"I used to think that running an organization was equivalent to conducting a symphony orchestra. But I don't think that's quite it; it's more like jazz. There is more improvisation."
--Warren Bennis
|Intense competition, new technologies and the need for more efficient, high quality services are transforming the U.S. and global economies. As the nation's central bank, the Federal Reserve must ensure that its staff are well trained and ready to meet all the challenges that lie ahead. These challenges require the ability to improvise and think creatively.
That is why we strive to be a learning institution. Employees are trained to be leaders who are inclusive, strategic thinkers and innovators, with strong communication and delegation skills.
The Fed has strong internal and external resources for learning, including an exceptional curriculum in leadership, communication, technology, and personal/professional development. Each employee has a primary responsibility for his or her own career development and our leaders take responsibility by providing the opportunity for career development discussions to take place.
Our staff is also encouraged to continue their formal education by using the Bank's generous Tuition Assistance Program, which may cover individual classes, certificate programs and degree programs.


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ATTENTION: Mail going out of the Chandler Medical Center should be received at that location no later than 3:30 p.m. for mail postmarked that day. Mail leaving 21A Whitehall Classroom Building should be received at that location no later than 4:00 p.m. in order to be postmarked that same day.


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Police send nude shopper home with warning Wed Jul 20, 9:03 AM ET
BERLIN (Reuters) - German police let a nearly naked shopper go home after she told them she was getting groceries in the nude because she lost a spin the bottle contest, a police spokesman in Cologne said Wednesday.
"We're a tolerant city that is open to the world," said spokesman Burkard Jahn. "She could have been arrested for disturbing the peace, but we decided to let her go home with a verbal warning to dress appropriately next time."
The 35-year-old Cologne woman entered the 24-hour shop at 4 a.m. wearing nothing but an unbuttoned jeans jacket, Jahn said. He said police decided to let her go because few people and presumably no small children saw her at that time of day.


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About Student Health Insurance
Below are some of the common questions students have about health insurance.
How do I contact Aetna Student Health?
Aetna's website is located at https://www.aetnastudenthealth.com/stu_conn/student_connection.aspx?groupID=724532
How do I waive the Aetna Student Health Coverage?
In order to better serve our students, IIT has moved the student health insurance waiver and auditing process to an online system. This more efficient process allows students who have eligible health insurance coverage from outside the university to waive your IIT coverage online instead of using paper forms.
One key difference in the new process is that students who have eligible health insurance coverage from outside the university will need to waive your IIT coverage each year of attendance. If you previously waived your insurance, you will need to do so again this year and every year you attend IIT or you will be automatically billed for IIT-provided health insurance.
If you have outside coverage, please follow the instructions at this link to waive your insurance coverage. If you do not do so by September 1, 2014, you will be charged $1,159 for coverage from IIT for the 2014-2015 academic year. If you do not waive participation in the Student Health Insurance Plan before the deadline, you will be enrolled automatically and billed $1,159 for annual coverage or $698for the spring coverage.
Who administers the prescription drug plan?
Aetna Pharmacy Management administers your prescription drug claims and pharmacy claim forms. Aetna's twenty-four hour customer service number is (800) 238-6279.
Where can I learn more about my insurance benefits?
The link below shows how the Plan pays your benefits for the major types of health care expenses. You can see the difference in your cost when you use preferred providers. A list of all preferred providers can be obtained using the Doc-Find tool. Click on the Doc-Find link to obtain more information on how to use it. The complete health plan brochure can be viewed by logging on to Aetna Student Health. Our health plan has a lot of different benefits available to those that are enrolled, like the vital savings dental and vision plan and the Student Assistance Plan (SAP) our school ID is IIT.
2014-2015 Plan Design and Benefits Summary
How can I check to see if I am enrolled in health insurance?
If you have not already received confirmation from Aetna, you can check to see if you are enrolled by confirming that your account has been charged for insurance. To check your account online, go to IIT's Web for Students.
You can also call IIT Student Health Center at (312) 567-7550 to confirm that you have been enrolled in the health insurance plan.
When will I receive my insurance card?
For students enrolled in health insurance for the fall semester, insurance cards should arrive in the mail by the second week of October. This card will serve as your insurance identification for the entire academic year.
If you are enrolling in the health insurance plan for the first time during the spring semester, your card should arrive by the first week of February.
Where can I find a Preferred Provider/In-Network Provider?
The doctors and other health care providers who belong to Aetna/Chickering's network are called Preferred Providers. Using Preferred Providers saves you money because these medical professionals agree to accept negotiated fees that may be lower than what non-preferred providers would charge. Your health insurance only pays benefits for reasonable charges. If a non-preferred provider charges more than the reasonable charge allowance, you must pay the difference.
The Preferred Provider network extends across the country. To find a Preferred Provider, you can use Aetna's online service at www.aetna.com/docfind. You can use this service to find out whether a specific doctor belongs to Aetna's network or to find a Preferred Provider in your area.
In addition, you can call either IIT's Student Health Center at (312) 567-7550 or Chickering's customer service line at (800) 841-3140 for assistance in finding a Preferred Provider.
How do I file a claim?
If you are being treated by a Preferred (In-Network) Provider, your claim will automatically be submitted to Aetna Claims Administrators by the medical provider.
If you are being treated by a non-preferred provider, you need to verify how your claim will be filed by the medical provider. Payment may be required up front. If the provider does not file the claim directly with Aetna Claims Administrators, then you must file the claim by submitting an itemized bill immediately after treatment. Your name, social security number, and school name should be written clearly on all medical bills. Always retain copies for your records.
What should I do if my insurance card hasn't arrived yet and I need to see a doctor?
If you don't have an insurance card yet and need to see a doctor, you have a few options.
First, depending on what is wrong, you can use the Student Health Center at IIT, where you don't need the insurance information. However, if you prefer to see your own doctor, you will have to pay out-of-pocket and get reimbursed from Chickering. (See the previous section on how to file a claim for additional information and links to claim forms.)
Alternatively, some doctors might process your claim without an insurance card if you explain that you have student insurance and are waiting for your card. You will need to provide the doctor with IIT's policy number, 724532, and your ID number, which is your social security number.
Finally, you can print a temporary insurance card from the Aetna Navigator site.
How do I obtain coverage for my dependents?
Dependent enrollment is managed directly by Aetna Student Health. You can find information and the required forms at Aetna Student Health.
Unlike Student Health Insurance, the premiums for dependent coverage are not added to your tuition bill and must be paid directly to Chickering. The cost for enrolling a spouse, child, or children is explained on the form.
What about dental insurance?
For the 2014-15 academic year, IIT is offering students a dental discount plan called Vital Savings. A description of the program is available online at https://www.aetnastudenthealth.com/stu_conn/student_connection.aspx?groupID=724532&PageID=dpr
To participate in this program for the 2012-13 academic year, you must be enrolled in IIT's student health insurance plan.
What should I do if I lose my insurance card?
If you lose your insurance card, you need to report the loss and apply for a replacement. To request a replacement, you can call Aetna Student Health customer service line at (800) 841-3140.
You can also visit the Aetna Student Health website to request a replacement card. Select "Help Center" and then fill out the online card replacement request form.
Alternatively, you can print a temporary insurance card from the Aetna Navigator site.
Who can help me if I have problems with my health insurance?
Aetna (prescription drug plan)
(800) 238-6279
Melody McCray, Administrative Assistant, IIT Student Health Center
(312) 567-7550
Vickie Tolbert, Assistant to Dean of Students, IIT Main Campus
(312) 567-3081
Jenna Abhijeet, Director of Student Services, Chicago-Kent
(312) 906-5005
Steve Sowle, Assistant Dean of Academic Administration and Student Affairs
(312) 906-5282
IIT Student Health Center
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Marie Rice President
Marie Rice is a professional development specialist with 20 years consulting experience in leadership development, training, coaching, performance improvement programs and career transition services that enhance individual and organizational success. Her broad base of public and private sector industry experience helps her connect with each client to ensure advancement and success within their organizations.
Engaging and informative, Marie develops rapport and trust easily with staff at all levels of the organization resulting in an environment conducive for learning and change. Marie partners with each client to build the necessary skills to achieve desired results.
Prior to entering into consulting, Marie's corporate experience includes senior management roles with national and international organizations. She has held positions as Director of Corporate Communications and National Training Manager for a retail chain of over 60 locations across Canada, Western Regional Sales Manager for one of North America's major window covering manufacturers, and National Sales Manager of Home Furnishings for a major department store chain.
Dorothy Sitek Vice-President
Dorothy is the CSMPS lead on program development and welcomes program suggestions any time.
She has twenty years' experience in marketing communications and is a crisis communications expert. Her new firm's breadth of service reflects Dorothy's experience garnered in both corporate and non-profit settings in a vast array of sectors. Generation Communications specializes in professional services and clients range from engineering, architecture and development to green energy, health and consumer.
Before launching her own firm, Dorothy led the BC office of Global award-winning PR giant Weber Shandwick Worldwide where she grew the business by over 300% during her tenure while developing award-winning programs for clients. WSW-Vancouver clients included Golder Associates, SNC Lavalin, Cannon Design, Fast+Epp, among many others.
Dorothy is currently the PR Chair of the 2014 Urban Land Institute's Spring Meeting and is an active volunteer in her community.
Kristine Majlath Treasurer
Kristine Majlath is a Marketing Professional with Buckland & Taylor, a specialized bridge engineering firm, providing services to clients worldwide.
Valued for her professional insight, resourcefulness and ability to deliver on tight deadlines, Kristine takes on a key role in various tasks within Business Development and Marketing including proposal preparation, attendance at conferences as an exhibitor, monitoring bid opportunities and maintaining the website. She works closely with all members of the Buckland & Taylor team, including Principals, Engineers and fellow Marketing staff.
Prior to joining Buckland & Taylor, she worked at firm providing an Employee and Family Assistance Program as Account Management Coordinator, where she presented to clients, exhibited at wellness seminars and coordinated client accounts at a regional level.
Previously, Kristine held the position of Secretary and Treasurer on the CSMPS Board. For the 2013/2014 year, she is the Vice President.
Amanda Leier Director
Amanda Leier is a marketing coordinator for Hughes Condon Marler Architects, a passionate, innovative and considerate architecture firm that believes in enhancing and delighting the communities they live and work in. She is responsible for generating creative, compelling and engaging ideas and solutions to secure work through proposals, client communications, social media campaigns, website updates and trade show exhibits.
Her leadership and attention to detail have helped her design and coordinate proposals that have secured work with a combined construction budget of $142.5 million in 2013 alone. In past positions, Amanda helped secure grants ranging from £25,000 to £1million for an expanded art program and new HIV Centre for patients at an East London hospital, has managed an 140-person office and has chaired entertainment, sustainability and philanthropic committees.
Amanda thrives on collaborations with colleagues, clients and the public, and is known for her ability to nurture relationships. She applies her creative problem solving skills to tasks big and small. This is her first year as a CSMPS Board Member.
Nancy Maribel Director
Nancy Maribel has successfully managed marketing and sales teams for over ten years in the professional services industry. She serves the Marketing Manager (Western Canada) at Integral Group, which is a global engineering consulting firm that offers a full range of building system design and sustainability consulting. Her expansive experience includes advertising, event planning and copywriting, and comes primarily from the AEC industry and from the consumer retail sector.
Results oriented, she focuses on delivering marketing solutions that drive actual results. At Sears Canada, she led two successful advertising print campaigns that led to increased sales and higher traffic for multiple stores. At Integral Group, she has managed the opening of two new locations, both of which are operating profitably. In addition, she has led over two hundred proposal submissions with a high win rate.
Passionate about the Vancouver built community, she volunteers with Projects in Place, a volunteer-run, non-profit society bringing design and construction professionals together.
Chris Sharples Director
A first term CSMPS board member, Chris is excited to help the association identify and provide a program of opportunities for members to improve their marketing knowledge and skills that grow their businesses.
As the Marketing and Business Development Manager for PGL Environmental Consultants, he brings to the board eight years of hands-on experience as a professional services marketing practitioner and an enthusiasm for entrepreneurialism and business growth. He also has a marketing and sales background in medical devices, custom clothing, graphics, and corporate promotional items.
Combining creativity, practicality, business analysis and a touch of British-style humour, Chris provides programs for marketing and sales strategy, brand management, client relationship building, promotions, and proposals.
Our full slate of events has been posted on the Events tab, don't miss out on outstanding training and networking events this year.
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Bahar Saadat, Davidson & Company LLP
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Lori Forrest, ISL Engineering
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Thanks for making my trip out of the office a great use of my time. [Infographics for Proposals]
Your presentation on Infographics at today's CSMPS event was fabulous...it was very informative, reinforcing the value of visuals. [Infographics for Proposals]
Great presentation this morning. In architecture we are not allowed to draw or provide "free" architectural sketches in our RFP submissions, but you made me re-think how we can deliver information to our readers using pictograms.
CSMPS has helped me tremendously! Without CSMPS, I would not be where I am today. It is an amazing network.
Thank you for arranging this seminar. It was extremely practical, valuable and informative.
I thought the panel event was awesome. I attended the previous one as well and they are, in my eyes, the best type of event that CSMPS offers.
This is the first panel I've ever sat on where I've actually learned something new. It was a great experience. [Panelist, CSMPS Developer RFP Evaluators Panel Event: Oct 22, 2014]
I thought the event was fantastic. I can't believe the value and information I was able to extract from it. Can't wait for the next one!
It's always good to hear what people who read proposals are actually thinking! I went to the last event with RFP evaluators (it was a school district, health authority, and Translink) and found that very helpful as well.
It's one of the few organizations that really spends time getting into activities that are of interest to marketers in the AEC and professional marketing services world.
Every time I leave an event I get ideas of how I can do my job better. I get more passionate and inspired by what other people are doing in the industry.
CSMPS plays an important role for professional service marketers to grow and learn. Their relevant, fresh topics draw staff from across AEC firms.
CSMPS brings together real people talking about real issues; it's a breath of fresh air.
CSMPS has helped me tremendously! Without CSMPS, I would not be where I am today. It is an amazing network.
Belonging to CSMPS is a must if you want to connect with, and market to, the professional services community in Vancouver.


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Have a passion for sustainability? Would you like to be a part of the green world, helping to improve the planet with an affiliation to the largest, most established environmental non-profit in the country? Sierra Club Green Home (www.SCGH.com) is seeking an executive intern! SCGH needs proactive, self starters to handle editorial tasks, social media efforts, office assignments, and digital campaign efforts.
This part time internship is perfect for a student looking to develop industry skills and experience with a leading environmental living Web site. The ideal candidate is enthusiastic, reliable, and interested in sustainability. You must be local to the Los Angeles metro area and be able to work downtown in our offices 2-3 days a week.
Get hands-on experience with editorial duties, social media strategy, digital campaign efforts, and business and community development. You will also have the opportunity to get published on a Sierra Club brand Web site. Your internship responsibilities will be diverse across all departments and prepare you to manage executive operations for any NGO or green business.
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Sierra Club Green Home was developed with a simple mission in mind: to help Americans make their homes more energy efficient, environmentally sustainable and healthy. We provide education and relevant news information to help people take steps towards greater environmental friendliness. We also point consumers to local area providers of green products and services. We seek to provide content on all facets of life: home, work, entertainment, indoor and outdoor interests, and more.


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Consider the following scenario. You have an application that uses Service Broker in Microsoft SQL Server 2005. The initiator and the target are in different databases on the same instance of SQL Server 2005. In the valid message exchange pattern where the target sends only the end conversation message, the sys.conversation_endpoints table shows that the target endpoint is in the CD state. Additionally, the target endpoint is deleted after the dialog lifetime expires.
Note The default value of the dialog lifetime is about 75 years.
If a target endpoint sends only the end conversation message, and the initiator and target are in different databases on the same instance of SQL Server 2005, the security time stamp on the target endpoint is not initialized. This causes the target endpoint to be not deleted when the conversation is ended. The target endpoint remains for about 75 years. If many target endpoints send only the end conversation message, the database that holds these target endpoints will become large. These undeleted target endpoints will adversely affect the performance of Service Broker and occupies lots of database space.
Service pack informationTo resolve this problem, obtain the latest service pack for SQL Server 2005. For more information, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/913089/ )How to obtain the latest service pack for SQL Server 2005
To work around this problem, manually force the target to send a dummy message before the target sends the end conversation message.
Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed in the "Applies to" section. This problem was first corrected in SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 3.
For more information about software update terminology, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/824684/LN/ )Description of the standard terminology that is used to describe Microsoft software updates
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- Willamette
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- News Archive
- 2007
- October
- St. Lawrence String Quartet Opens Artists Series
St. Lawrence String Quartet
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St. Lawrence String Quartet Opens Artists Series
SALEM, Ore. -- The Grace Goudy Distinguished Artists Series will present the St. Lawrence String Quartet with clarinetist Todd Palmer on Monday, Nov. 5, at 7:30 p.m. in Hudson Hall at Willamette University.
The concert will feature Beethoven's "String Quartet in B flat, Op. 130, with Grosse Fuge, Op.133" and Osvaldo Golijov's spectacular work for string quartet and klezmer clarinet, "Dreams and Prayers of Issac the Blind."
The quartet has inspired audiences across the globe with recent tours of North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. Their recordings have garnered critical acclaim, drawing Grammy nominations and winning Canada's Juno Award and Germany's Preis der Deutschen Schallplattenkritik. The Boston Globe praised the quartet, writing, "The St. Lawrence String Quartet plays with imagination, sensitivity, sensational physical abandon, and a complete lack of emotional inhibition." The Washington Post called the group "fearless musicians" who probe "music's imaginative limits." While not neglecting standard repertoire, the quartet is passionately committed to championing the work of contemporary composers. The St. Lawrence String Quartet is ensemble-in-residence at Stanford University.
Internationally acclaimed clarinetist Todd Palmer is winner of the Young Concert Artists International Auditions and the Concorso Internazionale di Musica in Italy. Palmer's diverse artistic accomplishments include winning a grant from the National Foundation of Jewish Culture to make the Grammy-nominated recording of Golijov's chamber music works. His playing has been praised by Fanfare and the American Record Guide as "extraordinary in its range and emotional depth."
Composer Golijov is the recipient of a MacArthur Fellowship and has been composer-in-residence at the Spoleto USA Festival, the Los Angeles Philharmonic Music Alive Series, Marlboro Music, Ravinia, the Chicago Symphony and the 2007 Mostly Mozart Festival at Lincoln Center.
The quartet will present a master class for strings Tuesday, Nov. 6, from 11:30-2:30 p.m. and Palmer will offer a master class for woodwinds Sunday, Nov. 4, from 7-9 p.m. Both classes are free and will be in Hudson Hall on the Willamette campus.
Tickets are $20 for adults and $12 for students and seniors, and are available at the Pentacle Theatre Ticket Office in Salem at 145 Liberty Street NE, Suite 102. Tickets can be charged over the phone by calling (503) 485-4300, and are subject to a service charge. For information call the Willamette University Music Department at (503) 370-6255.


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Some 50,000 earthquakes occur on average every year, as the Earth's tectonic plates shift and adjust, including some of potentially devastating magnitude releasing considerable energy. The recent earthquakes in Haiti and Chile have shown yet again the potential for devastation. UNESCO, in its capacity of fostering knowledge, has been supporting the study of earthquakes and development and the implementation of earthquake resistant building codes.
As an international organization UNESCO convenes workshops and seminars to share knowledge, to train engineers and scientists and to support the establishment of international, regional and national centres for the recording, exchange and analysis of seismological data.
UNESCO and the US Geological Survey have been jointly involved in programmes aiming to reduce earthquake losses, creating networks of expertise, stations and institutes. An important feature of such programmes is that they make it possible for countries which are politically antagonistic to one another to exchange scientific data (RELEMR, RELSAR, RELNAR).
Similar projects have been funded, equipped and staffed with UNESCO's help. More recently, UNESCO has cooperated with the Libyan authorities on the establishment of the Libyan National Seismological Network (LNSN), which is designed to provide high-quality data for research projects in regional and global seismology.
In June 2007 a new International Platform for Reducing Earthquake Disaster (UNESCO-IPRED) was established in close cooperation with the Building Research Institute (BRI) of Japan, for collaborative research, training and education regarding seismology and earthquake engineering. This programme intends to identify gaps and priorities through the sharing of scientific knowledge and experience in the field of seismology and earthquake engineering, and to support the development of political will and public awareness to ensure better preparation against earthquakes.


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Best of 2008: 10 Most Popular Posts of 2008
Today, let's celebrate both the passing of 2008 and beginning of 2009 by reminiscing about some of the most popular, favorite, and just plain ol' fun posts from Temptalia over the past year.
10 Most Popular Posts of 2008
1. Eye Diagram, Parts of the Eye was the most popular post from this past year. It describes the different parts of the eye (like the crease, inner lid, etc.) with a photo diagram.
2. Tutorial for a Super Black & Gold Smoky Eye is an ultra dramatic smoky eye, perfect for your New Year's Eve celebrations!
3. Need help getting out of a beauty rut? Temptalia readers offer their tips and advice on how to break free of that rut and get back into the groove of all things beauty!
4. Tutorial for a Blue & Green Eye that isn't all that dramatic nor overly smoky–but it is jam-packed with color! It features Gorgeous Gold on the inner lid, with softer blues and darker navies on the outer lid.
5. MAC Hello Kitty Photos was a huge hit, whether you loved it or hated it. It is most definitely a much anticipated collection for 2009!
6. Tutorial for a Ultra Smoky Green-Black Eye teaches you how to achieve a kicked up green and gold smoky eye with just a smidge of black-gold to accent the color.
7. Tutorial for an Easy Work-Safe Eye was designed as a neutral look for Valentine's Day, but it is also perfect for low-key events or even office-appropriate situations! Kick it up with a bright red lip!
8. First Video Tutorial featuring a smoky silver-blue eye. Pretty self-explanatory!
9. Tutorial for an Orange & Pink Eye is a neutral eye with a lot of pop and sizzle with Molten Sol liquidlast liner to brighten up the eye.
10. MAC Cosmetics: Guide For the Newly Addicted is a series of articles written to introduce you to the brand, from recommendations to advice!
Discussion and debate are highly encouraged, and we expect community members to participate respectfully. When asking a question, please check the FAQ section (above) for information about purchasing, price, dupes, and the like. If you have general feedback or need technical support, please contact us.
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Consumers 'demanding instant internet access'
9 February 2010 — 11:52 AM
Consumers want to be able to access the internet at any time through their smartphone mobile handset, it has been suggested.
The rise in demand from users for mobile internet services could see companies placing more emphasis on data packages when looking to sell a new handset and consumers could wish to trade in their used phones to upgrade.
IDC's Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker recently revealed that smartphone handsets accounted for 15.4 per cent of all mobile phones shipped last year, demonstrating a slight increase from 12.7 per cent in 2008.
Leigh Geary, from CoolSmartPhone.com, said: "Twitter, instant email, Facebook and YouTube have brought [mobile] internet widespread popularity and consumers of all smartphones expect them to be online, getting this data, all the time."
He added that mobile networks are gradually beginning to realise that data is now a crucial part of selling a new handset.
Neil Mawston, director at Strategy Analytics, recently suggested that the "smartphone wars" will be good news for consumers, as the increased competition will force vendors to lower prices.
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Laydeez Do Comics with Isabel Greenberg, Penelope Mendonca and Dr Geraldine Perriam
20 Jan 2014
Event times
7.15pm - 8.50pm
Cost of entry
- Third Floor
- 113 - 119 Charing Cross Road,
- London
- United Kingdom
- www.foyles.co.uk/events
AboutLAYDEEZ DO COMICS is the first UK graphic novel forum led by women. Its focus is on comics work based on life narrative, and the drama of the domestic and the everyday. Launched in July 2009, the group was set up by the illustrator and author of graphic novel Billy, Me & You, Nicola Streeten, and the artist, researcher and curator Sarah Lightman. It is the first women-led graphic novel forum in the UK. They shared an interest in comics and graphic novels that were not about superheroes but were more about the domestic and autobiographical. They felt that they couldn't be alone in their interest for this emerging genre within the medium of graphic novels. They were right! Artists, academics, publishers and fans from around the world are invited to speak. It is a platform for people to test new works and ideas, where emerging artists present their work alongside more established practitioners. All are welcome men and women, those with no knowledge of comics and those already immersed. Wine and home-baked cakes are served too! To find out more about LDC and to hear podcasts and read the blogs of previous meetings, please see our website.
Have you been to this event? What do you think? Join the discussion here!
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CNU Chapter Events This Autumn
Colorado, New York, Central Texas and Ontario Holding Community EventsSubmitted on 09/4/2013. Tags for this image:
This autumn, many CNU chapters are staying active with events that show off work in their communities, explore new avenues of regional cooperation, and aim to create a vision for sustainable development in the face of rapid population growth. Learn about the events near you:
CNU Colorado | Wheat Ridge's Main Street ‐ A Transformation in Progress
September 18th, 2013
Join CNU Colorado on Wednesday, September 18th, 2013 for a tour and talk with experts who are transforming 38th Avenue in Wheat Ridge, just west of Denver. A road diet, tactical urbanism, economic development and partnerships are all components of the regeneration of Wheat Ridge's main street.
Speakers Include:
- Kenneth Johnstone - Community Development Director
- Britta Fisher - Executive Director of Wheat Ridge 2020
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October 18th -19th, 2013
Please join CNU New York for their Regional Summit in Syracuse. This event will promote CNU 22 in the New York State Capital Region with an emphasis on Community Planning, Agricultural Urbanism and the future of I-81.
CNU New York's Regional Summit in Syracuse will address the relationship of urban planning to urgent economic development topics in central New York, as well as regional issues that affect our villages and towns (including the City of Syracuse, specifically).
Expect a relaxed program with plenty of time for conversation, organizing, and networking. There will be an audience-participatory discussion with our local and expert speakers Saturday afternoon. Early bird registration closes on September 27, 2013.
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October 30th, 2013
Join CNU-CTX in Austin for a thought-provoking conversation with planning visionary Mitchell Silver on the value of planning and creative place-making, along with expert advice for Austin as the city rewrites its Land Development Code.
The CNU-CTX annual luncheon and fundraiser will feature speaker Mitchell Silver, immediate past president of the American Planning Association and Chief Planning & Development Officer for Raleigh, North Carolina. Mr. Silver is an award-winning planner with over 28 years of public and private sector experience. He is internationally recognized for his leadership in the planning profession and his contributions to contemporary planning issues.
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Come join fellow urbanists for the inaugarual CNU Ontario event in Ontario's wine country. This event will include a walking tour of a Duany Plater-Zyberk master planned community, followed by a reception at Jackson-Triggs Winery. During the tour, the developer will share the evolution of the project from charrette to construction. You will see first-hand how New Urbanism is juxtaposed against the adjacent suburban model of development and compare for yourself. Afterwards, a reception will be held at Jackson-Triggs Winery where our keynote speaker will discuss the successes and challenges facing Niagara Region from the local level to the bi-national Buffalo/Niagara level. Attendees will have an opportunity to network and enjoy hors d'oeuvres and wine tasting from Jackson Trigg's cellars.


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The following is an archive of a post made to our
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Tony Cratz wrote:
> Bob Scofield wrote:
>> I've got a dual boot laptop, but I have to use Windows for my legal work.
>> Supposedly Windows XP has a firewall, though I've never used it. But note
>> that the opinion talks about having to use both a firewall and an encryption
>> device. So what is an "encryption device" that I can use to comply with the
>> ethics opinion when I am using Windows Internet Explorer to connect to the
>> web?
> Windows firewalls are not secure. You can use other software to
> help be a more secure firewall. This will help to reduce the
> number of people who can break into your laptop as you are
> connected to the Internet.
> Next I have a question, what are you using the Internet for when
> you are using a public WiFi connection? Or you using it to for
> surfing public records? Or are you using it to connect to non
> public web servers?
> Second question is are you accessing your work desktop via
> the Internet?
> If you are doing either of these you could be putting your
> clients case in question.
> If you are connecting to your desktop (which you really should
> not) you must use a VPN system which supports high security
> by encrypting the data as it is being transfered.
> Even if you are not accessing your desktop but are just surfing
> public web sites, you should be using something like TrueCrypt
> to encrypt your clients data on your laptop. Thus keeping it
> more secure when your firewall is breached.
> In fact, why aren't you using something like TrueCrypt to store
> your work data on your laptop. Anyone who can gain physical
> access to your laptop can break into it by bypassing the
> password. The information on how to do so is on the web with
> a simple Google search.
> If you are not currently using some form of encryption for
> your client records are you are at risk of
> <quote>
> violating his duties of confidentiality and competence ....
> </quote>
> Tony
Ah yes, local encryption of important files would be good too. For this
there are software and hardware solutions. Note this also applies to
data stored on usb or external harddrives. You may remember some recent
Federal scandals where agency employees took home unencrypted hard
drives that were then stolen...
Make sure to use good passwords when setting up stuff like this and in
the case of things like VPN you can also use public/private keys so you
don't have to type the password, but rather an encrypted file handles
the authentication for you.
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Cafe O'Lei is my favorite moderately priced Maui restaurant. The food is wonderful and the prices are reasonable. It's upstairs in the Rainbow Mall at 2439 South Kihei Road. Phone 808-891-1368.
Cafe O'Lei Kihei is open for lunch and dinner. The chef-owners are the same as the Cafe O'Lei at the Dunes at Maui Lani golf course, the Makawao Steak House, and the more upscale AmiAmi in the Maui Coast Hotel. See below for some specific Cafe O'Lei menu items as well as photos.
Dinner at Cafe O'Lei costs about 30% less than you'd pay at other Maui restaurants with food this good. If you are staying in Kihei or Wailea, be sure to have at least one lunch or dinner here.
For other restaurants on this side of Maui, see south Maui (Kihei-Wailea) restaurants.
Cafe OLei menu (subject to change) $$ Moderate
Togarashi & Sesame Seared Ahi
Blackened Mahi Mahi
Cajun Jumbo Shrimp
Jidori Chicken
Honey Macadamia Nut Roast Pork
Roast Prime Rib of Beef
Baked Pacific Seafood Zarzuella
Macadamia Nut Crusted Breast of Chicken
Prime Top Sirloin Steak
Tempura Colossal Shrimp
Roasted Japanese Eggplant and Quinoa
Asian Style Braised Shortribs
Chef's Daily Specials
Raw Bar Friday Saturday Sunday evenings:
Fresh Oysters on the Half Shell
Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail
Traditional Ceviche
Bloody Maria Cocktail
Seafood Towers
Sage & Mushroom Linguine:
Menu continued
Baked Maui Onion Soup en Croute
Manoa Lettuce Wrap
Cafe O'Lei Crab Cakes
Caesar Salad
with our without chicken or fish
Asian Salad
with or without chicken
Curry Chicken Salad
Quinoa Salad
Jumbo Tiger Shrimp Salad
Lilikoi Cheesecake
Kona Coffee Creme Brule
Warm Pineapple Upside Down Cake
Coconut Brownie Sundae
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Posted in: DEMONISATION OF SOCIAL HOUSING TENANTS
Chris - "I understand where you are coming from", I really do.
But it does not help your cause to make silly statements, even if you are joking. Parish Councillors do not make planning decisions - we are consultees only. It is just as likely we will be ignored and a decision will go against what the planning committee decides as it is likely that we will be listened to.
Parish Councils have no power to decide planning matters, which is why Localism is actually a lie.
And I would be just as worried about planning decisions being made improperly if we were given the power to decide them, because there are plenty of undisclosed personal interests among Parish Councilliors. It kind of goes with the territory.
Posted in: DEMONISATION OF SOCIAL HOUSING TENANTS
It is interesting that the ones complaining about being demonised seem to be the ones who make the most outrageous statements. I don't see such statements being made by the ones who are supposedly doing the "demonising". I also don't see the "labelling" described by Chris actually taking place - this is an exaggeration of his own invention.
It is not unreasonable to point out the significant proportion of social housing tenants who are economically inactive and have been so for much of their lives. Yet social tenants who might feel "victimised" by being included in the same classification as those people would perhaps perceive that this was an attempt to "demonise" them unfairly. Wrong - it is just "calling a spade a spade".
I was a social housing tenant at one time. I did not feel personally demonised by being in that situation even though a large proportion of my neighbours were definitely wasters - and scroungers and were widely recognised as such. It is true that a high proportion of such people are found in social housing simply because they can survive there whereas they would not survive anywhere else.
It doesn't mean that everyone in social housing is a scrounger and a waster. But conversely, being a social tenant who is not a scrounger and waster does not mean that the problem of such people does not exist and does not cause a problem that requires fixing.
Posted in: Panorama on subletting
To bring this back to the topic of the original article - if RtB had been used by the policeman in the programme to buy his flat, he would have been perfectly entitled to let it out however he wanted.
The social landlord would have received money to allow them to provide other accommodation for prospective social tenants on the waiting list, and nobody would have been any worse off (except the makers of the programme, who would have had to find something else for their feature).
Posted in: Panorama on subletting
Matt - any contribution towards new construction is better than none, so even if a sale only contributes 50% of the cost of a replacement it is positive, because otherwise the only way to secure a new home is 100% new funding.
If that is the case, the new homes will be minimalist to the extreme, cheaply built, cramped and likely to suffer the same rapid demise of the tower blocks thrown up in haste in the 60's and 70's.
Building protected "Affordable Housing" that is restricted to remain affordable in perpetuity, which it can only do by continuing to receive subsidy, is destined to widen the gap between social housing and market housing. It will create a whole class of permanently dependent tenants who will have no chance at all of progression to owner-occupation.
RtB on the other hand bridges the gap between the two. It stitches together the social housing "market" and the open housing market, allowing people to transition from social housing to home ownership relatively easily, and all without them having to uproot themselves from friends, relations and neighbours. It cycles the stock, which is a positive thing.
All that needs to be done is to ENSURE that the social housing stock is not allowed to diminish because of it, which is perfectly feasible to do but which was not done under Thatcher or even since then under Blair/Brown.
Posted in: Panorama on subletting
RE: Anon 11:33.
You have no idea what you are talking about.
I grew up in social housing. My parents were among the first to move to Stevenage New Town and my mother lived in the same home for 53 years. I have first hand experience of the rise and fall of the social housing scene there, which was quite accurately described in "The Great Estate".
The houses there have not changed, but the people have. The one thing that has prevented the whole estate decaying in the way Thamesmead appears to have done is RtB. Many of the tenants bought their council homes and, like my parents, continued to live in them and look after them.
These were working class families who simply wanted to raise themselves out of dependency and to have a home that they could really call their own. As the tenants featured in The Great Estate said, such long-term council tenants generally regarded these homes as their own anyway - RtB allowed them to actually make it so.
It was not greed that drove this; there was no desire to take something that was not really theirs. This was a fulfilment of their lifetime aspirations, often driven by a desire to "leave something for the kids".
Some of those new owners moved on to pastures new, leaving behind affordable homes for new owners to occupy. My mother finally moved after 53 years, and her home was bought by a young couple who were born within a mile of there and wanted to live near parents and friends. That is precisely the justification given for the building of Affordable Housing in rural communities - it applies just as much in the towns. But in the towns the social housing allocation schemes take no account of local connections, family ties etc., so the only way to achieve social cohesion is by buying a starter home as this young couple did.
So, apart from the positive aspects I described earlier, RtB allows communities to evolve naturally, helps to maintain social diversity and cohesion, and it works to suppress the forces of decay that have operated in many social housing estates elsewhere and turned them into highly undesirable places for anyone to live.
Providing that social landlords are REQUIRED to maintain a balanced social housing stock, which can be achieved by enforcing a policy requiring replacement of any homes sold, RtB is a constructive scheme. It makes a positive social contribution by helping people lift themselves out of dependency.
So there.
Posted in: Panorama on subletting
Matt (and the offensive person who does not even have the decency to identify him/herself)
The point about inflation is misplaced because the money would not just sit in a brown envelope waiting to be spent on building a new house. When a sale is made the funds would go into the authority's operational account and reduce the need to borrow money to meet its current outgoings. The rate for borrowing is higher than the rate of inflation, so not having to borrow offsets inflation.
It is not a pointless argument to propose something just because nobody has done this yet! It is a pointless argument to criticise a workable option just because nobody has done it that way.
My reasoning is perfectly sensible. I challenge anyone to find a flaw in the logic. Let me explain it like they do for tax self-assessment:
CASE A: NO RtB
Tenant A has lived in his council house for twenty years, since just after he was married. His children have grown up and moved out. He would like to own his own home but
i) he cannot afford to buy on the open market and
ii) he has already made the house he is living in his "family home" - so he does not want to move.
He is therefore stuck where he is and will stay there as long as he can, which is likely to be for another 40 years.
Outcome: The home is not available for let to prospective tenant B who is waiting for a council house but none are available. The council have insufficient funds to build more affordable housing so prospective tenant B remains on the waiting list.
CASE B: RtB with enforced replacement.
Tenant A buys his family home. The money is put towards the cost of a replacement property which the council has been able to start building, having projected that it would have funds coming in from RtB house sales. The council only needs to fund 10% of the cost of the new home to provide tenant B with brand new accommodation, because the cost was 90% covered by the sale.
Outcome: tenant A and tenant B are both suitably housed. The housing stock is maintained at equilibrium. One existing social tenant has been converted to owner-occupier status, and one new social tenant has been housed. Tenant A gets to own his family home so is very happy. Tenant B gets a brand new purpose-built energy efficient home to live in so is also very happy. The council have one less applicant on the waiting list at an outlay of only 10% of the cost of a new home. The ongoing maintenance cost for the council's housing stock is also reduced, so they are also happy.
I call that a win-win-win scenario.
Posted in: Panorama on subletting
Matt - "Society has changed over the years to the point where the majority now see it as unreasonable for councils to provide stock."
I don't agree.
Most local housing surveys I have seen ask about the public attitude towards the provision of additional affordable housing, and almost without exception there is significant support for it in principle. Our own local questionnaire which had a 74% response rate (exceptionally good for such a survey) produced overwhelming support for it.
Posted in: Panorama on subletting
Matt - the market value of a home is normally significantly higher than the construction cost, so even allowing for discount to a RtB purchaser there will be a significant contribution made towards the cost of building a new house.
The very purpose of adopting a new strategy is to avoid the faults present in previous strategies. The fact that RtB revenues were not re-invested in new housing provision in the past is the fault, not the RtB policy.
RtB does not cause a supply problem, failing to build enough new homes to satisfy newly arising housing need causes the problem.
Posted in: Panorama on subletting
Managing social housing stock should be looked at more like management of a company's vehicle fleet or its other assets. It is not necessary to keep the assets "fixed" to maintain the service at a satisfactory level. In fact as I have described above there are many advantages in keeping the stock moving so that as demands fluctuate the stock can be tuned to better address needs.
This requires a different approach to managing housing stock than simply playing the numbers game. Dogmatic aversion to RtB is unobjective and - for the reasons I describe - misguided.
Posted in: Panorama on subletting
Many do not seem to understand the difference between housing stock and housing availability.
If a social tenant buys his home under RtB there is a reduction of one unit in the social housing stock and a reduction of one in the current demand for that stock - so the net effect on social housing availability is zero. Keeping the house as social rented would only yield an available property for relet on the exit of the existing tenant, which may not be for many years!
However, here are some positive aspects of RtB:
1) If you REQUIRE landlords to replace every sold property with a new one, you can convert every RtB sale into one additional social home.
2) The RtB sale can probably cover much of the cost of the replacement, reducing the necessity for additional funding to satisfy the newly arising need for social housing.
3) A replacement property can be specified to better suit current housing demand (e.g. single-occupancy flats or accommodation suitable for the elderly) which may be different from the needs profile that existed when the older properties were built.
4) the new properties will have lower running costs for tenants and landlords than the older properties that are being sold off.
5) New properties thus provided will probably have much better specifications for the tenants (downstairs toilets, disabled access, more car parking, better energy efficiency, etc) than the older properties did.
I can go on, but you probably get the picture...
RtB can therefore be used as a positive way to reduce the current demand for social housing (by changing social tenants to owner-occupiers) AND to help address new demand by helping fund new construction. It will also help first time buyers to get their first foot on the property ladder.
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Gov. Jack Dalrymple raised some eyebrows recently when it was disclosed that he owned stock in ExxonMobil, the parent company of XTO, which applied for a permit to drill near a ranch once owned by Teddy Roosevelt. As Governor, Dalrymple sits on the Industrial Commission, which has the final ruling on drilling permits.
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Hack Attack: make a box projector
Here's a cheap way to make your own projector for displaying photos and videos from your smartphone or tablet.
Welcome to Hack Attack, where we take a light-hearted look at building your own photographic tools on the cheap.
Photography is an expensive hobby. With new toys being released all the time to make you lust after pricey photo gear, Hack Attack provides the wallet-friendly version of doing it yourself. Over the coming weeks, you'll be able to watch the projects grow in complexity, and possibly see some epic DIY fails along the way.
There are a few cameras on the market with a built-in projector, but they cost a lot. Here's how you can make an equally underpowered projector for viewing photos and videos on your smartphone. You will need:
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"Wonderful Town" is a fictional story set against a real-life background. Aditya Assarat's feature debut takes place in Takua Pa, a coastal area in southern Thailand that lost more than 8,000 habitants when the Asian Tsunami struck in late 2004. Caused by a 9.3 magnitude Indian Ocean earthquake on Dec. 26, this natural disaster affected 15 countries across the globe and was responsible for the death of over 225,000 people. Three years later, Takua Pa, once the site of a thriving community, still struggles with this collective trauma. And, amidst the city's reconstruction, an architect mysteriously arrives from the cosmopolitan Bangkok. Ton, the only person from his firm willing to re-locate to this desolate place, comes to supervise one of the city's many construction sites. As he looks for a place to live, he meets Na. As such, to view "Wonderful Town" as a reaction to the Tsunami is perhaps to miss the film's larger point. Here, this traumatic natural disaster also functions as a point of departure for the film's assertions about the relationship--and many parallels--between humans and the so-called natural world.
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People from all over the world love to read the books of Jane Austen and Agatha Christie. Bookworms flock to the famous and beautiful parts of the UK described in their fiction and their novels have an enduring charm that has long stood the test of time. Take the opportunity to celebrate their work at the end of this summer with two fun-packed festivals celebrating the scribes.
If you're a literature fan, or even if you're more a fan of film adaptations – Bride and Prejudice, From Prada to Nada and Bridget Jones' Diary all take inspiration from Austen novels – September is the time to enjoy the history of these two formidable women. Here's how:
Jane Austen Festival, 13th to 21st September
Jane Austen is a favorite for all romantic reading fans across the globe. Her tales of society circles, scandals and great loves still captivate modern audiences, as shown by the success of modern film versions of her novels, such as the recent Pride and Prejudice adaptation starring Keira Knightley.
The city of Bath is famous for its beautiful architecture and countryside, which you will see if you book a room in our Bath Central hotel. But it isn't only a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its charming appearance; it's also hugely valued for its historical importance. Since Roman times, the cream of society has travelled to the city not only to drink the health-giving waters of its natural springs, but to party in style in the city's great ballrooms. This was particularly true during the time of Jane Austen's writing. Bath features in many of Austen's novels and the city is now full of museums and attractions dedicated to discovering the writer behind the fiction.
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From plays to period re-enactments, to historical walks and costume fashion shows, the week-long festival program is packed to the rafters. Join in the Grand Regency Costumed Promenade on Saturday morning, or take a lesson in social etiquette on Tuesday afternoon. Whatever you do, don't miss the Regency Costumed Masked Ball in the Pump Rooms on Friday 20th.
Agatha Christie Festival, 15th to 22nd September
Agatha Christie is Britain's best-known mystery writer and one of the best-selling novelists of all time. Her detective stories introduced us to enduring detective characters such as Miss Marple and Poirot, and books such as Death on the Nile and Murder on the Orient Express have become classics in their own right.
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LTE SMT Antenna Achieves 70% EfficiencyJuly 14, 2011 10:33 am | Product Releases | Comments
Taoglas Limited (www.taoglas.com) today launched the PA.700.A "Viking" antenna, a LTE, septa-band, surface mount antenna (SMT). It delivers efficiency of over 70% in a design that is significantly smaller than current market wide-band antennas.
Achieving Higher Reliability and Uptime with FlywheelsJuly 14, 2011 10:27 am | by Erik Brumbaugh, VYCON (www.vyconenergy.com) | Blogs | Comments
Virtualization, cloud computing, advanced server technology, mobile apps and the like all have one thing in common: they need to be highly available and the foundation of this availability is power.
Indicator Features Power-Optimized Electronics, Independent PushbuttonJuly 14, 2011 9:05 am | Product Releases | Comments
Banner Engineering introduced the EZ-LIGHT K50L with an independent pushbutton. The pushbutton is mapped to a dry contact output and is designed for use with wireless sensor networks, specifically
Power Conversion Products Address Smart-Grid ApplicationsJuly 14, 2011 8:54 am | Product Releases | Comments
Benning Power Electronics announced the release of three new power conversion products that will allow power utilities to upgrade their networks in line with the U.S Government's new smart grid initiatives.
PWM Driver Module Enables High-Current Device IntegrationJuly 14, 2011 8:09 am | Product Releases | Comments
Mosaic has added a new member to its family of plug-in I/O modules called the Wildcards. Mosaic's new PWM Driver Wildcard makes it a snap to interface high current peripherals to any instrumentation or automation project and offers
The Roundtable - What does 'Green' Mean to You?July 14, 2011 7:33 am | Articles | Comments
This month's question is: Everyone talks about "Green" technology, but it means a great many things to a great many people. What does "green" technology mean to your company?
Four new versions added to ergonomic hand-held enclosure rangeJuly 14, 2011 6:28 am | Product Releases | Comments
Hammond Manufacturing has added the AA, the A and C sizes to its 1553 family of soft-sided hand held enclosures; all models feature an ergonomic curved shape that fits comfortably into the hand. The AA measures 2.95 x 1.67 x 0.67 inches (75 x 50 x 17mm)...
Return to Zero - Power TripJuly 14, 2011 6:11 am | Articles | Comments
Return to Zero is a funny comic strip for engineers, with lab humor, odd situations, and exploding circuits that of course makes a sport out of solving the trickiest of engineering problems.
LED series includes five color offeringsJuly 14, 2011 5:44 am | Osram Opto Semiconductors | Product Releases | Comments
TopLEDs from OSRAM Opto Semiconductors featuring integrated lenses in black packages are now available not only in red and yellow but also in blue, green and orange. Osram added the three new colors to its TopLED Black Series 60° beam angle portfolio.
The benefits of the Smart GridJuly 14, 2011 5:31 am | by Walter Garcia-Brooks, Market Development Engineer Manger, TT Electronics / Optek Technology | Blogs | Comments
The benefits of the Smart Grid in the Unites States are endless, but among the most important benefits is the ability for the electricity supplier to adjust in real time to the user's demand and in the future to perhaps influence demand.
Connector Technology Answers Need for Fast, Rugged, Reliable Solution for Extreme EnvironmentsJuly 13, 2011 2:04 pm | by Greg Powers, Global Aerospace, Defense & Marine, TE Connectivity, www.te.com | Articles | Comments
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Texas Instruments introduced an isolated amplifier and a delta-sigma modulator that enable best-in-class shunt-based current measurement in motor control and green energy applications. The AMC1200 isolated amplifier and AMC1204 delta-sigma modulator...
The Tinker's Toolbox - Ross Bannatyne of Silicon Labs on Wireless Energy HarvestingJuly 13, 2011 11:51 am | Podcasts | Comments
In this episode we talk to Ross Bannatyne from Silicon Labs on wireless energy harvesting, wireless "smart dust" sensor networks, and the power electronics to manage energy drawn from the ambient.
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Skyworks Solutions, Inc. introduced a miniature 0402 abrupt varactor diode for VCO, phase noise, frequency control and voltage tuned filter applications. This small form factor, low profile plastic surface mount technology (SMT) package is appropriate for
Oscilloscope Performance & Digital TriggeringJuly 13, 2011 10:59 am | by Michael Schnecker, Business Development Manager, Rohde & Schwarz | Articles | Comments
Triggering is a critical factor in the measurement performance of oscilloscopes. Triggering enables an oscilloscope to acquire a signal at a specific point in time on the signal waveform. Originally, the trigger function allowed the user to view a signal on the oscilloscope...
Waterproof High Power Connector Handles 75 A to 260 AJuly 13, 2011 10:37 am | Product Releases | Comments
Anderson Power Products (APP), introduced the SPEC Pak High Power Connector. This connector has power handling capacity from 75A to 260 A and an IP68-rated waterproof environmentally sealed shell, making it
Base Station Antenna Serves High-Density Wireless NetworksJuly 13, 2011 9:55 am | Product Releases | Comments
Laird Technologies announced the release of its new SKS230065-18N-001 base station wideband dual 45° sector antenna.
Agilent Technologies Launches Complete MIPI M-PHY Test SuiteJuly 13, 2011 9:49 am | Keysight Technologies | Product Releases | Comments
Agilent Technologies announced a comprehensive MIPI M-PHY test solution for mobile computing customers that helps design engineers turn on, debug and validate all layers of their M-PHY devices, including physical and protocol layers, at speeds up to 5.8 Gb/sec.
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The UPN-7400 from EM Research is a surface-mount frequency synthesizer featuring exceptionally-low phase noise (-102 dBc/Hz @ 10 KHz), utilizing a 100 MHz external frequency reference, offering +6 dBm output power from a +5VDC supply drawing 200 mA current.
Aeroflex Launches a New Product Line for Characterization and Production TestingJuly 13, 2011 9:25 am | Product Releases | Comments
Aeroflex Incorporated is launching the AX-Series at SEMICON West today, a completely new product line for characterization and production testing of consumer RF and mixed-signal semiconductors.
MCUs Integrate USB and High-Precision AnalogJuly 13, 2011 9:14 am | Atmel Corporation | Product Releases | Comments
Atmel announced additional features to the already-successful 8/16-bit AVR XMEGA microcontroller (MCU) family with the industry's lowest power consumption of 100nA with 5µS wake-up time.
Mini Low-cost Quartz Crystals for Wireless ApplicationsJuly 13, 2011 9:00 am | Product Releases | Comments
PETERMANN-TECHNIK of Kaufering in Germany, offers MINI SMD QUARTZ CRYSTALS for use in high-volume wireless applications at very competitive prices.
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WHALING was the petrochemical industry of the 19th and early 20th century. The whaling fleets braved inhospitable, often dangerous conditions to find the stuff which fuelled and lubricated the engines of commerce. Carcasses could also be used in fabricating most household products now made from plastics, plus a few more. Paints, lipstick, ice cream . . . you name it, they were made from bits of whales.
Nowadays there is a use for one part of the whale's body which had no recognisable commercial value: its earwax. In the ear canals of the toothless baleen whales, wax is deposited in layers like the growth rings of a tree. Counting the rings is the only practical method to determine an animal's age accurately, which helps to shed light on the structure and viability of the remaining population.
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Khartoum — The Swedish government believes that ending the conflicts in Sudan's border states of Blue Nile and South Kordofan as key to improving the relationship between Khartoum and Juba, its envoy in Khartoum said today.
Sweden's ambassador to Sudan Jan Sadek said in press statements that his government conveyed a clear message to Khartoum in the need for dialogue with the different parties including the Sudan People Liberation Movement North (SPLM-N).
Fighting between Sudan's army and SPLM-N rebels broke out in the oil-producing state of South Kordofan in June 2011, shortly before South Sudan became independent.
The violence spread in September 2011 to nearby Blue Nile state which also borders South Sudan. United Nations say that hundreds of thousands have been displaced by the fighting in both states.
Sudan continues to accuse Juba of backing the SPLM-N and is adamant that ending the alleged support is prerequisite to implementing several deals with South Sudan on a number of post-secession issues.
Sadek said that during a recent visit by senior presidential assistant Nafie Ali Nafie to Sweden they informed him that a peaceful settlement in these two states will help overcome tension with South Sudan and that political dialogue should prevail over military solutions.
The ambassador defended Nafie's visit and noted the criticism his country received criticism for receiving him.
"Nafie is an important political figure in the government of Sudan and we must listen to him and to Khartoum's point of view in issues of concern to the international community" he said.
He said that Nafie's visit could prove the beginning of a stronger relationship between the two countries adding that they discussed a wide range of political, economic and social issues.
But Nafie was also told of Sweden's reservations regarding the situation of human rights, democratic reforms and basic freedoms in Sudan.
Stockholm also expressed unhappiness with the way Swedish organizations working in Sudan are being treated.
Last year Khartoum expelled several aid groups including Save the Children Sweden on the grounds that they "failed in their planned projects".


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Looking at Gadhadi
After Osama bin Laden was killed, I wrote a somewhat contrarian piece arguing that the government should release a photo of his body. I then went on NPR's On the Media to talk about it, alongside the New Yorker's Philip Gourevitch, who was rather contemptuous of my position (audio here, transcript here), but I stuck to it.
And today, grainy video footage of Moammar Ghadafi's body has emerged. OTM asked me what I thought -- you can read my response here, as well as see the video if you haven't already, but here's what I had to say:
This is a very different situation from the Bin Laden question. First, in that instance there were very few pictures of Bin Laden, and so an image of his end would be all the more important. Second, any photograph the U.S. government released would have been carefully composed to represent the American victory over him. In Gadhafi's case, the images are from cell phones -- they're much more spontaneous, chaotic, and violent. They don't display the considered decisions of a government, but the actions of a mob (no matter how justified). If the new Libyan government has difficulty making an orderly transition to a new system, these images could come to have symbolic meaning, representing something not about Gadhafi but about what replaced him, the chaos and violence of the transition. I suspect that in the end, that will determine how much persistence these images have. The more successful and stable the Libyan government is, the less important these violent images will be over the long term.
Whatever other meaning we can ascribe to this video, you can bet it makes Bashar Assad more than a little nervous.
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People ask me why did I stop writing the (Beta) blog? I guess the answer is I needed a little rest. I am, after all, aged 52. But now we're back.
high50, the first of our 'branded communities' is nearly two weeks old. You may have read about it. Today high50 goes live with its most exciting bit of content yet. Diana at 50. (She would have been 50 on the 1st of July.)
We've scooped everyone. Tim Willis, high50's editor quite rightly pushed to go early. Diana at 50? Opinions of a panel of experts and friends of Diana's will be published on high50 today.
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