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Except for his shirt of course. Trey is unwavering to make his mark as one of the best R&B singers in the game for the time being. The album isn't bad at all and I reviewed what I felt was the best tracks on his album.
1). Panty Droppa (Interlude) – I wish it was a whole song
2) Neighbors Know My Name - Favorite parts of the song are the chorus and bridge. Verses do nothing for me personally.
3) I Invented Sex - Great 'cut song'. Got my first listen via Drake's mixtape "Heartbreak Drake" so it's kind of old to me now. I'll still listening to it so that has to mean something.
4) I Need a Girl - Least favorite track but it's good.
5) One Love - Air guitar that opens the song is explicite. This song is reminiscent of a rock/love ballad and it's a a good look for Songz. His syrupy voice laced over the instrumentals makes for a sweet musical treat.
6) Does He Do It - One of those songs living in the average arena. Nothing special about the vocals or music arrangements. (3/5)
7) Say Aah!! - This is a quirky song but it WORKS! Definitely a club banger & Fabo's appearance sealed the deal for me. Fab's comedic ad libs reinforces the airiness of the song.
8) LOL :-) - Another light-hearted song but it works for me in spite of Gucci Mane's appearance
9) Ready to Make Love (Interlude)- Should be its on song! The night time sounds in the background are an interesting element that blends well with Trey's urgency for love-making. (
10) Jupiter Love - As a lyric in the song states, this track "elevates" me to another level. Wonderful blend on this track.
11) Be Where You Are - An ode to a woman's physical beauty. The opening of the song doesn't catch my ear but the chorus makes up for it.
12) Successful - Commercial success for sure.
13) Black Roses - My description of this track - ROCK & BLUES - and I love it because it reminds of Lenny Kravitz. The arrangement on this song is out of this world! I love when artists/producers step outside the box and create a winner.
14) Love Lost - A song that's simple in its composition but makes your mind race with all kinds of "shoulda, woulda, couldas". I love the line..."Now I'm ridin to the 90's hits, listening to Aerosmith..." This illustrates Trey's versatile taste in music and that ALL genres of music are beautiful.
15) Hollalude (Interlude) - New Age sounding interlude leaving the listener clamoring for MORE in the following track "Holla If You Need Me"
16) Holla If You Need Me - Nice follow-up to interlude.
17) Yo Side of the Bed - Beautiful song. I researched high and low for credit to Prince because his signature is all over this (think Purple Rain). I'm a little disappointed that I didn't find the recognition but that's not my fight. I'm just a pleased listener.
My only regret is that I wish he had made his interludes into full songs! Great effort Trey; reminds me why I fell in love with your music back when I first heard "just Gotta Make It" so long ago.
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Marlo Hampton Explains Her Numerous Arrests
Since joining Season 4 of The Real Housewives of Atlanta as a friend of the housewives, Marlo Hampton's image has taken quite a hit.
Between her various arrests, her use of an anti-gay slur, and her constant need to flaunt designer labels, it's no surprise that Marlo has rubbed most people the wrong way.
However, Marlo insists there is much more to her than what viewers see on the show, and she wants to start revamping her image by explaining her lengthy arrest record.
Marlo spoke with Sister 2 Sister magazine about her criminal past, claiming everything has been blown out of proportion.
"It's important for people to know I was on house arrest," she said. "Four of those [arrests] were probation violations and not new charges."
"While I was in college, that's when I got into altercations and that was a felony charge. I was just mad at the world," Marlo offered as a reason for her transgressions.
Marlo also wanted to clarify another charge for a bounced check. She explained, "I wasn't the best in math. I misbalanced my check for the books I was buying. It was one check for me just being in college writing a check for one book. They blew that so out of proportion."
One thing about RHoA that really caught Marlo off-guard was the so-called hypocrisy from some of the other ladies.
"I was surprised that they were focusing on my arrests: Phaedra [Parks] with her husband [Apollo Nida, who spent time in jail] and Sheree [Whitfield] has had her mix-up with the law," she said.
"I was shocked about Kim [Zolciak] and the way she was talking about a Big Poppa when she dated a married man."
While Marlo's situation is pretty different from that of her co-stars, she does bring up an interesting point. We're just glad she's finally coming clean about her past!
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An echo, not a choice: Mitt Romney shaping up as just another Barack Obama
By Tom Randall
Date: October 27, 2011
Barry Goldwater launched the modern conservative movement with his 1964 campaign against Lyndon Johnson and the Republican Establishment. His campaign promise was, "A choice, not an echo" — an appeal countering the fact that most Republicans of the day were merely pale versions of their Democrat opponents. Goldwater lost that election. However, at the convention that nominated him, a stirring speech drawing the sharp distinctions between American values and the false promises of the left was given by a man who would come to epitomize those values: Ronald Wilson Reagan. Thus, the Reagan Revolution and the march of conservatism was begun.
Now, just when true American conservative values are once again on the march — this time directly from the the people themselves — Republicans are being offered a leading presidential candidate who offers little choice from the current incumbent of that office.
By now, everyone knows that Mitt Romney's Massachusetts healthcare law, with its insurance mandates was truly the model for Obamacare, a much reviled program which 58 percent of Americans have opposed from the start and still strongly want repealed. Romney has now said he would repeal Obamacare if he is elected but does anyone believe he will really do away with what is, in fact, his brainchild?
Some see this as another of his many wishy-washy flip-flops, another of his attempts to say and do anything to get elected.
We think not.
It seems more likely that Romney is a true liberal and will do anything he can to cover that up to get elected. His record indicates this and his recent choices of advisors confirms it.
One of Romney's top advisors is James Connaughton, former head of the Council of Environmental Quality under George W. Bush. While there he was notorious for slipping language into White House positions claiming man is responsible for global warming even while his own agency said man was not responsible.
Romney also had as an advisor during his time as Massachusetts governor, John Holdren, who is now chief science advisor in the Obama White House. It was Holdren who advised Romney to make Massachusetts the first state in the country to set tough restrictions on carbon dioxide emissions while at the same time imposing price caps so increased costs of producing electricity couldn't be passed on to consumers. Those standards led to an 18 percent reduction in electricity produced in the state. Romney now believes in applying the same restrictions for the rest of the nation.
So, it would seem that when Romney reverses his stated position, he's not actually flip-flopping, just flip-talking and would probably continue many of Obama's policies if elected,
It is probably no accident of history that when Barry Goldwater was igniting the conservative movement running as "a choice not an echo" to Lyndon Johnson, it was Mitt Romney's father, George, who was Goldwater's primary opponent running as the Republican echo of the Democrat.
Links: Read "Romney's Bad Advice" at: http://news.investors.com/Article/588168/201110141846/Romneys-Bad-Advice.htm or "Will Romney hire Obama's climate-change guru Holdren?" at: http://hotair.com/archives/2011/10/15/will-romney-hire-obamas-climate-change-guru-holdren/
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Windhoek — Thousands of Namibians braved chilly weather early yesterday to welcome home 20 mortal remains (skulls) of their ancestors who were killed by imperial Germany during the Herero and Nama uprisings of 1904 up to 1908.
The spirited crowd, numbering close to 7 000, turned up at the Hosea Kutako International Airport in the early hours of yesterday to receive 20 skulls among many that were taken to Germany in the early 1900s by a team of racist scientists who were trying to prove through 'race science' theories that whites were the supreme race.
Representing their green, red and white flags, Herero men and women fully clad in their army uniforms and traditional dresses and a contingent of Nama-speaking people dressed in white, showed up at the airport to witness the return of the human remains of their ancestors.
After the arrival of the Air Namibia flight from Germany shortly after 6 am, the crowd turned rowdy and broke police lines and went straight to the aeroplane carrying the remains to give their ancestors a hearty welcome as well as the chiefs who spearheaded the fight for the return of the skulls.
The move left the official welcoming programme in tatters as neither Prime Minister Nahas Angula nor other officials, including some cabinet ministers, could perform the official welcoming duties at the designated spot due to the disorder.
The hopelessly outnumbered police officers had to push back the crowd which was advancing towards the aeroplane carrying the delegation, which had just arrived from Berlin with the skulls.
The welcoming ceremony was also cancelled as the crowd was deemed too big to view the remains that were supposed to be brought to the Old Terminal Building at the airport, where Prime Minister Nahas Angula and Minister of Youth, National Service, Sport and Culture were to address the thousands of people.
Instead Angula met the delegation on one end of the airport away from the crowd where he officially received the remains on behalf of cabinet after which they were transported directly to Parliament Gardens where they lay over night before today's ceremony at the Heroe's Acre to be officiated by President Hifikepunye Pohamba.
Reporting to the Prime Minister, Kazenambo said two representatives of each group that oversaw the packing of the skulls in Berlin would accompany the remains to the National Museum for them to be put in glass enclosures.
Speaking to German journalists, Karas Governor Clinton Swartbooi asked why there should be a discussion on whether genocide was committed in Namibia when it was quite clear that German colonial forces committed the act.
"It was genocide by Germany for own economic and colonial agenda," he said, adding that it was important for Germany to apologise in order to bring closure and "for us to move to the next stage of building strong relations within the pretext of reparation".
Swartbooi said it was also important for Germany to behave properly as a responsible member of the international community the same way they did with the Jews.
"They must begin to respect African people," he said, adding that Germany is now part of financing the Eurozone bail-out and it was quite clear that it being the largest economy in Europe had sufficient resources if it wanted reparation to happen in Namibia.
Swartbooi said as a younger generation of those that suffered atrocities of German genocide, "we will be unrelenting in pursuing this matter to its logical conclusion, it can take 20 years, 30 years, 100 years, but we will not rest until reparation is done to our people."
Chief Petrus Kooper, who was part of the delegation to Germany, said he felt proud to bring the skulls back and that as traditional leaders they felt good to have made their contribution.
Ueriuka Tjikuua, secretary of the OCD-1904, said he took the journey back home with mixed feelings as the treatment in Germany was not good, but praised the three groups for working together as one.
He said some of the things that disappointed him were when Cornelia Pieper, the Minister of State in the German Foreign Ministry, gave her speech at the skulls' handover and then left without listening to Minister Kazenambo's speech.
He added that the German government was invited to a public discussion but refused to attend and that they also did not attend the memorial service except Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul, the former German Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development, who also apologised to the Herero people at the 100th anniversary of the genocide.
German Ambassador Egon Kochanke claimed that the programme in Germany was drawn up in conjunction with Kazenambo's office and the Namibian embassy.
"There were private programmes organised by German civil society and minority parties in parliament who are in the opposition and you can not expect that the German government is represented there," said Kochanke.
He said this would be the same if he organised a meeting in Namibia with civil society and opposition parties who are definitely not in favour of this government.
"The German government is a reliable partner of the Namibian nation and the Namibian government and we respect the role that traditional authorities play in this society," he added, saying that "if you want to have real reconciliation and cooperation, then the only way is working with the German government instead of working with those you think are your friends."
But Kazenambo hit back saying that while they had collaborated with the German ambassador on the drawing up of the programme together with traditional leaders, the original programme was ditched in Germany. "The truth is that the programme that we worked together (on), the German government abandoned it," charged the minister.


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Keith Madison, the winningest baseball coach in the 106 years of Kentucky baseball, added the following milestones in 2002 to his already impressive list of accomplishments?
Now in his 25th year at the helm of the Wildcats, Coach Keith Madison continues to build upon the rich baseball tradition in the Bluegrass, while laying the foundation for national prominence at the University of Kentucky.
Since becoming the Wildcats' coach in 1979, Keith Madison has guided his team to 713 victories - more than any other baseball coach in school history and the second-highest mark among active coaches in the Southeastern Conference. Four of his teams have broken the school record for wins in a season, while 83 of his players have gone on to play professional baseball, with 14 having played in the major leagues.
Madison picked up his 600th career victory on April 11, 1998 at Mississippi State, where he started as a graduate assistant in 1979. With UK's win over Tennessee on April 13, 1996, Madison moved into third place on the SEC all-time victories list. Against Ohio on March 12, 1996, Madison achieved another milestone by coaching in his 1000th career game.
Last season, he led his Wildcats to a 3-1 win over No. 17 Texas A&M in the Continental Express Aggie Baseball Classic on Feb. 25 to earn his 700th career victory. Less than a month later, he guided the Cats to a 3-1 win at No. 24 Auburn to reach 250 league victories.
Off the field, Madison continues to leave his mark, not only on the Kentucky baseball program, but also on the national college baseball scene. In Lexington, he has overseen and helped raise money for several of the baseball program facilities, including Kentucky baseball's home site, Cliff Hagan Stadium at Shively Field.
In the fall of 1987, Madison's efforts to upgrade the UK baseball program brought about the installation of lights to Shively Field. During the off-season before the 1989 campaign, he helped oversee a complete renovation of the facility. The $520,000 renovation of Shively Field was the largest single improvement project to the field since it opened as part of the Bernie A. Shively Sports Center in 1969. The seating capacity was increased from 1,400 to 2,500. A new press box, sky boxes and dugouts were added. Madison raised half of the needed funds through private donations, while the UK Athletics Association provided the other portion.
Stepping up to the plate again in 2000, Madison conducted and directed painstaking efforts to raise funds for the $4.2 million renovation of Cliff Hagan Stadium. If the American dream is to build a home, Madison?s dreams became reality, as he will lead his Wildcats into the state-of-the-art facility this spring. The new home of the Wildcats will allow UK to raise its program to the next level, on the field, in recruiting, and in the entire game experience to fans and guests that visit the park.
On the national scene, Madison was recognized in 1995 for his knowledge, integrity and concern for college baseball at the American Baseball Coaches Association convention when his peers elected him the organization's fourth vice-president. With the ABCA officer rotation system, Madison served as the president in 2000. He ran the national convention in Atlanta, drawing the largest turnout ever with over 3,500 in attendance. He now continues to serve on the ABCA board. Madison also served as the pitching coach for the USA Baseball's national team for a stint during the summer of 1999.
Madison was 26 years old when he brought his blueprint for building a successful collegiate baseball program to Kentucky's campus. He unveiled a philosophy to run a class program by emphasizing academic success and personal responsibility both on and off the field. The desired results were immediate. Taking over a program that had just finished last in the Southeastern Conference Eastern Division and had set the school record for most losses in a season, Madison guided his first team to a 29-18 mark in 1979 and set a school record for most wins in a season. In his second season, the Wildcats went 25-21, as Madison coached UK to the best fielding percentage (.965) in the SEC.
Over the last 24 seasons, UK has averaged 30 wins a season and advanced to the NCAA Tournament in 1988 and 1993, with the team's 1988 berth representing the school's first national tournament appearance in 38 years. After setting the school record for wins in his first season, Madison improved that mark from 39 wins (1981) to 41 (1991).
Through all the success, Madison has guided 10 All-Americans, 20 first-team All-SEC players, and an impressive 89 SEC academic honors selections. He has placed 16 players on SEC All-Tournament teams, including the 1981 MVP, Jeff Keneer. Keener also led the nation in lowest earned run average that season, posting a 0.51 ERA in 1981. Madison has also coached three .400 hitters: Brandt Ely- .422 in 1983, Jeff Abbott- .445 in 1994, and Paul Blandford- .403 in 1996.
A native of Brownsville, Ky., Madison attended Edmonson County High School, where he was an all-district selection in both baseball and basketball. After high school, Madison turned down scholarship offers and signed a professional contract with the Montreal Expos. Madison played five years of professional baseball, two in the Montreal organization and three with the Cincinnati Reds, reaching the AAA level before a knee injury ended his career.
During the off-seasons, Madison attended Western Kentucky University, where he received a B.S. degree in geography in 1975. Madison began his coaching career at Lake Wales High School in Florida, where he coached for two seasons before moving to the collegiate ranks. As a graduate assistant coach at Mississippi State, he helped lead the Bulldogs to an NCAA Central Regional Final. Madison also earned his master's degree from State in education administration.
The Wildcats' skipper devotes much of his time speaking at coaching clinics, alumni clubs, church groups and civic organizations. He is also actively involved with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
Madison is married to Sharon Massie of Niceville, Florida. They reside in Wilmore, Ky., and have two sons: Austin, 24, a former UK baseball player who finished his career in 2001, and Tyler, 21.
Madison's Record Career: 713-602-5 (24 years/.542)
Record vs. Opponents: Air Force 1-0 Alabama 18-28 Alabama-Birmingham 4-2 Appalachian State 1-1 Arkansas 13-18 Arizona 1-1 Armstrong State 3-1 Army 1-0 Auburn 15-22 Augusta 2-0 Austin Peay 10-2 Ball State 2-3 Belmont 3-0 Bellarmine 4-0 Birmingham-Southern 2-1 Bowling Green State 1-0 Bradley 0-1 Brigham Young 0-1 Butler 2-0 Central Michigan 1-0 Charleston Southern 2-0 Cincinnati 18-5 The Citadel 3-2 Clemson 2-1 Cleveland State 2-1 Coastal Carolina 1-2 Cumberland (Ky.) 1-0 Cumberland (Tenn.) 4-1 Dayton 7-0 East Tennessee State 1-0 Eastern Connecticut 1-0 Eastern Illinois 1-0 Eastern Kentucky 25-10-1 Eastern Michigan 10-2 Eckerd 0-1 Evansville 3-7 Florida 29-67-1 Florida Atlantic 2-4 Florida Southern 2-1 Fresno State 0-1 Furman 0-2 Georgetown (Ky.) 10-1 Georgia 33-42 Georgia Southern 0-1 Georgia State 1-0 Georgia Tech 2-0 Grand Canyon 1-0 Howard 5-0 Illinois 1-1 Illinois State 1-0 Indiana 8-7 Indiana State 3-2 Indiana Southeast 2-0 Iowa 1-1 IUPUI 2-0 Jacksonville 3-3 Kent State 2-0 Kentucky State 12-0 Kentucky Wesleyan 3-0 Lee University 1-0 Lincoln Memorial 5-0 Lipscomb 0-1 Long Beach State 0-3 Louisiana State 13-26 Louisville 31-11 Maine 3-1 Marshall 18-5 Maryland 2-0 Memphis 1-0 Mercer 2-0 Miami (Ohio) 8-2 Middle Tennessee 10-9 Minnesota 3-0 Mississippi 18-27 Mississippi College 1-0 Mississippi State 15-35 Missouri 1-0 Morehead State 26-18 Murray State 4-2 Navy 3-0 New Mexico 1-1 New Mexico State 1-0 New York Tech 3-1 NC State 0-2 North Florida 0-1 Northern Kentucky 4-0 Northwestern 2-0 Notre Dame 4-1 Ohio 7-1 Ohio Dominican 2-0 Ohio State 0-1 Oklahoma State 1-2 Old Dominion 0-1 Oral Roberts 0-1 Penn State 2-1 Pepperdine 1-1 Richmond 1-0 Rutgers 1-0 Samford 2-2 St. John's 1-0 St. Xavier 4-0 Seton Hall 1-0 South Alabama 0-6 South Carolina 17-20 South Florida 2-2 Southeast Massachusetts 2-0 Southern California 0-1 Southern Illinois 9-5 Southern Missississippi 1-1 Spring Hill 0-1 Stanford 0-2 Stephen F. Austin 0-1 Stetson 0-3-1 Tampa 6-0 Tennessee 40-52 Tennessee Martin 2-0 Tennessee Tech 3-1 Tennessee Wesleyan 0-1 Texas 0-1 Texas A&M 1-3 Toledo 1-0 Troy State 1-1 Union 1-0 Vanderbilt 47-41-2 Washington 0-1 Washington State 0-2 West Florida 5-2 West Virginia 10-1 Western Carolina 0-1 Western Kentucky 23-15 Western Michigan 4-2 Winthrop 1-2 Wofford 1-0 Wright State 4-6 Xavier 13-1 Yale 1-0 Youngstown State 1-1
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Jeff Abbott- .445 (102 for 229), 1994
Brandt Ely- .422 (49 for 116), 1983
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Conroy eviscerates Economist's "right-wing dogma"
Communications Minister Stephen Conroy has delivered a contemptuous riposte to the research arm of global financial magazine The Economist, describing a report produced by the organisation analysing Labor's flagship National Broadband Network project as "right-wing dogma".
The report published yesterday described the NBN project as costing the Australian taxpayer 24 times as much as a similar project in South Korea, and delivering one tenth the speed. The Economist also took the Federal Government to task for spending money from the public purse on the project instead of utilising private sector efforts.
Shadow Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull immediately welcomed the report yesterday. "Now the Economist Intelligence Unit joins the long list of expert observers, both international and local, who are utterly dismayed by the reckless spending of the Gillard Government on the NBN," he said. "The study confirms, yet again, that this NBN project should be the subject of a rigorous cost benefit analysis by the Productivity Commission."
However, in a media conference in Canberra today, Conroy ridiculed the research, pointing out that the opening paragraph of an Economist media statement on the report was "factually wrong", in that Australia's NBN would support 1Gbps — not the 100Mbps the report claimed it would. The upgraded speeds were announced during the 2010 election campaign.
"Unfortunately their research failed to notice that in actual fact we're delivering a gigabyte — the same as Korea," the Minister said. "It's factually wrong in its opening statement and it goes down from there."
Conroy said the report gave countries "zero marks for public investments" in national broadband networks, but "ten out of ten" for private investment. This, he said, was "ideological dogma — right-wing dogma", as it showed The Economist was opposed to government investment in infrastructure.
The Labor stalwart said the Government was investing in the telecommunications sector in Australia because it had suffered 12 years of "market failure" under the previous Howard Government. "Any economic textbook you read from first year onwards will tell you that there is market failure," Conroy — who has a degree in economics — said.
In addition, he said the only NBN deal which had been offered by the private sector to the Government was the offer by previous Telstra chief executive Sol Trujillo to build a fibre to the node network. "They offered John Howard a deal. They offered that deal to me as well," he said, noting the arrangement hadn't proved suitable. "The Howard Government rejected Telstra's kind offer, we rejected Telstra's kind offer, and nobody else is offering."
Other aspects of the report were also flawed, Conroy said — such as the differences in size, population and density between countries like Australia and South Korea — and the fact that South Korea had already built a national fibre to the node (basement) network and was now upgrading it to fibre to the home.
Holding up a piece of paper which he said constituted the entirety of the analysis in the report, Conroy said he hoped the media hadn't paid the $3,000 the report costs to buy in full. "For those who haven't spent the $3,000, I just wanted you to see the entire analysis in this document," Conroy said. "I hope not too many of you spent the $3,000."
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"Unfortunately their research failed to notice that in actual fact we're delivering a gigabyte"
Is that an accruate quote Renai? I unfortunately didn't see it. Shouldn't it be gigabit. :P
Wouldn't it be funny if he gave out copies of the $3000 report to everyone at the press conference and then his mates at AFACT would want to lock him up for copyright infringement.
One can hope, can't they.
From what I've seen reported, the 'Report' is a load of rubbish. You can't compare a country the size of Korea(The same size as Tasmania) with a country the size of Australia. There are far greater distances to cover and the population density is far less here.
If Australia had the same population density as Korea, I dare say we wouldn't need the NBN because it would have been financially viable for Telstra or Optus to do it.
Although not infallible, The Economist has credibility based on a track record. Conroy hasn't.
Doesn't refute Conroy's Cristisms through, particularly about the network delievering 1Gbps.
It just means you should take what Conroy says with a grain of salt… but I thought everyone already did that?
The Economist is also very right-wing.
It's not often I watch a presser from Conroy, and don't feel dirty, but despite his usual vocabulary and public speaking fails, he actually did okay today.
But don't you feel dirty having to agree with him. I know I do. :)
I feel…oh, I don't know how I feel!
It's not – "oh, I just had a prostate exam" – dirty, but I certainly feel an imbalance in the force.
Actually, The Economist has never been all that accurate…but they are excellent at getting the pulse of the right-wing to a tee.
@greg, the Economist certainly does have a track record of credibility. It sure did a great job predicting the global financial crisis – NOT!
Anyway, its methodology in this case was to get both the technical description and funding sources completely wrong (suspiciously consistent with the theory that they were supplied by Malcolm Turnbull, who knew about the report before everyone else), and to use as its key criterion the profitability of the project to big business.
Because the NBN constitutes a permanent antidote to the social inequity and price gouging of sixteen years of market failure, and deliberately designed to return bond rates of return only, it was bound to be marked down by the Economist Intelligence Unit.
I wonder who actually commissioned the report? My bet is on either big telecoms or big banks. Someone must know.
The 1 Gbps "clarification" was actually announced by Julia Gillard August last year. There was plenty of publicity at the time, even ABC's Kerry O'Brien interrogated Tony Abbott – in particular his policy – unrealistic and misleading claims for the capabilities of HFC and wireless technologies.
This makes me wonder where these journalists live. Yet another case of false and misleading behavour and those poor suckers that paid $3000 for their crap. I hope they all ask for their money back.
Over at Yahoo there is a poll going right now. Do you still support the government's NBN plan?
6843 votes – Yes 24% – No 21% – I never have 55%
Watching people stuff up their ICT related measurement units always amuses me. Comparing South Korea and Australia is simply infantile. I am sure cost of the cable is per meter.
The business opportunity I am currently looking at in the US is starting looking more and more attractive as there is the threat and a risk of another 12 years in a vacuum.
"This makes me wonder where these journalists live."
Not in Australia, that's for sure, this is what the EIU website says:
"Our team includes over 120 full-time country specialists, economists and business analysts, based in London, New York, Singapore, Shanghai, Beijing, Tokyo and Hong Kong."
Australia is not on the list.
Actually, I was thinking of Under A Rock.
Simulataneously, Telstra announced a 36% drop in profit.
Yes, Snow Crash, but read the detail. They had to complete some expensive system rejigs started by Sol, and to reorganise for their future revenue streams from broadband services. Yesterday they launched unmetered Foxtel over broadband for their 200,000+ TBox customers, which will only work for half of them when the fibre arrives since their ADSL is too slow.
I repeat my prediction of last year that Telstra shares will hit $5.00 this year after shareholders approve the NBN deal.
I am reading a massive drop in sales.
…and its for the half year ending December 2010.
That also depends how you read it.
Customer numbers are up, but revenue per customer is down.
In any case, nothing is going to be done until Telstra shareholders approve the decoupling of wholesale & retail structure. The NBN Project can still easily be ambushed. Share price has not budged.
Telstra's share price plumetted to $2.56 mid-November when the coalition looked like sinking the enabling legislation. At the time I predicted that it would double within a year if the deal went ahead.
It has risen from $2.77 to $2.88 this month (touching $2.91 today), and the late news of the agreed technical details might have an impact tomorrow, but I do agree it can still be derailed with misinformation.
So without a deal even signed, we have already seen a 14% share price rise in three months as awareness has grown of the golden future for a retail-only Telstra of services over the NBN, plus its own revenue from leasing facilities to NBNCo, and cost savings on infrastructure maintenance and universal service obligations.
Hi Francis, I enjoy reading your comments and I too have been telling the usual TLS suspects for over a year (who cling to NWAT) to get onboard the NBN, but…
Here's a run down of todays results
Sales revenue declined 0.5% or $60m to $12,263m
EBITDA declined 13.9% or $737m to $4,580m
EBITDA margins declined by 5.8 percentage points to 37.3%
EBIT declined by 24.1% or $756m to $2,376m
Earnings per share of 9.6 cents was down 35.6%
Free cashflow declined 22.9% or $599m to $2,020m
Results on guidance:
Sales revenue declined 0.5% or $60m to $12,263m
EBITDA declined by 12.5% or $663m to $4,654m
Free cashflow declined 35% or $919m to $1,700m
Financials declined and down…and this will continue without the NBN vote being successful, imo.
So what do we now see…?
Comments being posted on comms blogs with a link to a website… Help TLS Shareholders Stop The NBN… LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And what do they ask – "how dumb do they think we shareholders at Telstra are"?
A. Well, you bought TLS, nuff said!
RS, Telstra acquired huge numbers of new customers in late 2010 with better offers.
Customer acquisition is expensive (sales staff, technical setup, bundled hardware to be cost-recovered over 2 years), but it pays off in the back half of a 24 month contract and beyond if they don't churn.
Every customer on Telstra's books when the NBN rolls by will probably remain a Bigpond customer, but on NBN infrastructure instead of Telstra copper. These new customers are gold, so it was money well spent this year.
They also spent a lot repositioning themselves for a retail services future, such as the 200,000+ TBox customers who can now buy (Telstra-half-owned) Foxtel over broadband, which will only work properly as bandwidth improves (ADSL having an average speed of 2.8 Mbps in Australia according to the ABS).
As for the shares, Telstra 2 was over-rated, but Telstra 3 was lunacy, and I advocated strongly at the time against selling off the publicly owned copper network. But having bought a chunk of Telstra 1 I did pretty well, and eventually sold just in time at about $8.50 when it started its decline.
Now is absolutely the time to buy Telstra again under $3, but I just haven't got any cash sloshing around as I am now blessed with a beautiful young family and a mortgage.
[Thanks for the comments about my comments. I enjoy many of yours too, but we probably both need to stick to correcting factual errors and not criticise the messenger quite so often. Some posters think Malcolm Turnbull is saying what he really thinks about the NBN, for instance, when he is merely desperate to undermine the only major program Labor is delivering well.]
Are you also reading a massive number of new customers, mostly Vodafone defectors? Startup costs for new customers are hefty (including sales staff time, technical setup and phone/modem hardware to be cost-recovered over 24 months).
Every Bigpond customer is money in the bank both now, and in future when Telstra migrates them onto NBN fibre. Bother to read the full Telstra media release and you will see spending in order to save in future. Just like the NBN build, actually.
So, if we run a cable over to Korea we can get the speed without all this NBN rubbish.
I'm actually in Korea at the moment on holidays. The idea that you can compare Australia and Korea in terms of broadband costs and coverage is totally laughable.
First of all, even if you assume that 90% of Australia's population occupies 0.2% of it's landmass, that's still around 120 people per square kilometre. That still pales in comparison to Korea's 440 people per square kilometre.
Secondly, everybody – and I really do mean everybody – in Korea lives in high-rise apartment buildings. Korea's initial fibre roll-out was actually only FTTB – Fibre to the Basement. The last 100 metres or so is served by VDSL to the fibre node in your apartment building's basement. As The Economist noted, Korea are currently undergoing a network upgrade, essentially brining the fibre all the way to the premises. Australia is simply skipping the FTTB step and going FTTH straight away.
Finally, the report actually notes that the cost of Korea's network is roughly the same as the cost of Australia's NBN. The difference is that Korea's network was largely funded by the private sector, whereas Australia's is largely funded by the government. The Economist's real beef is not the actual cost, but just the public/private funding split.
It's also interesting to note that Korea's upgrade from 100Mb/s to 1000Mb/s is being largely funded by the private sector. If you ever needed any evidence that the idea that "100Mb/s is more than anybody would ever need" is not true, then I would say this is it.
Note that their can be other reasons why the private sector is upgrading from FTTB to FTTP, for example it would save them the cost of powering the VDSL cabinets in the basements, which for apartments can amount to quite a lot of money
The reason why FTTH is so strong in Japan was for a similar reasons (in this case telcos in Japan had to pay for the power for DSLAMS and whatnot)
I can find no sources which indicate that Japan even HAD a FTTN network that they're upgrading to FTTH, let alone that they're doing it because of the cost of running the nodes in the buildings. For example, two sources which claim it's a simple matter of being able to offer faster speeds:
I can also only find sources that quote the increased speeds as the reason for Korea's upgrade:
I wasn't talking about FTTN (in regards to Japan), I was talking about their ADSL2+ service. In Japan the ISP's have to pay for the power consumption of the DSLAMS, which equates to a very high cost (for the ISP's), where as its a different story with FTTH. The similar reason I was referring to was in saving power
This is the article
Of course the major reason why high density countries are able to deliver such high targets is because of density reasons its actually commercially viable. There has been little evidence that such speeds being rolled out to residential areas have been for demand reasons
NBN Co confirmed last week that at this stage, that their current thinking in terms of MDUs is that they will almost certainly run fibre to each and every premise within an MDU, rather than an "FTTB" solution with VDSL (or something else) inside the building.
It gives each premise (whether it be a single house or a single apartment in a 80-floor apartment complex) the same level of service.
They can definitely enjoy trying to do that, a lot of MDU's are going to be 'difficult' to rewire, and thats putting it nicely
Maybe you should offer your expertise to help?
But that would mean he's endorsing the policy! He can't do that…
Last I heard from NBNCo regarding the issues of MDU's, they were going to only do FTTH in premises where it was feasible to do so, else they would do a FTTB
Australia, unlike countries like Singapore, Japan and South Korea, has a lot of old style built MDU's along with high standards when it comes to cable installation. I know that I place I own, they would literally have rip through every room in the MDU (at a minimum) if they were going to do an internal replacement of the copper with the fiber
Of course they could do an "outer" installation of the FTTH (usually on the outer portions of the building), which means they wouldn't do an internal installation, however a lot of landlord bodies (including Strata) wouldn't wan't that (for obvious reasons).
Of course they "could" do it, but difficulty equates to cost, and annoying the hell out of the people living in the MDU at the time
I will bet you South Korea's freeways are jammed with traffic and its hard to find parking. I don't buy that arguement or the population arguement.
Next thing these boneheads will be doing is comparing the NBN plan with the National Broadband Plan recommendations in India announced by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India December 2010.
According to a news report on the tele tonight, this proposal has been given the "green light".
Actually, they can compare many National Broadband Plans from around the world. A global and universal strategy with many changes.
Comparing the Japanese to us now eh?
But over at ZD when another poster used California as a comparison in relation to subterranean power, your answer…
"No an article from America isn't valid at all because California is completely different from Australia in regards to national disasters, population density and whatnot, and how the energy sector + governments are set up are also completely different".
Ah, contradictions… the FUDsters second best friend, behind lies!
"Ah, contradictions… the FUDsters second best friend, behind lies!"
Fear, uncertainty and doubt (FUD) is a tactic used in sales, marketing, public relations, politics and propaganda. FUD is generally a strategic attempt to influence public perception by disseminating negative and dubious/false information designed to undermine the credibility of their beliefs.
This is very apt description of the situation.
FUD is a term invented by the ICT Industry back in 1975, when Gene Amdahl left IBM to found his own company, Amdahl Corp. Microsoft are the masters of FUD. The thing is when anyone non-ICT acts this way, it looks blantantly obvious.
You have to realize, that RS still hasn't realized that FUD has to be factually incorrect for it to be classified as FUD
He is still in the thought zone that anything against the NBN is FUD
LOL, after weeks of avoidance, you finally reply, when you believe at last you have a sniff…LOL!
So where are the reports you keep claiming to be using (especially at ZD)…
Until you can PROVE anything you claim… not just say I am a UNI student at UNSW, so I know everything about everything (then you intentionally forward "incorrect" damming NBN figures and "laughably" don't even understand the difference between the Senate and HoR)…
Umm, you are supplying nothing but FUD… exactly as per your very own URL… dear oh dear..
Back to Uni son, you have a hell of a lot to learn!
The tried and proven way to counter FUD is to look carefully at the lies and half-truths and formulate a concise response that sets the record straight. Its hard to argue with the facts.
Don't risk your integrity by countering with more FUD. This will make you look impartial.
Focus on driving the project forward. Not only your success will your revenge, it gains you a broader audience and therefore a bigger platform for advocating change.
eg. Open source FUD
Open source is risky
Destroys your profitability
Turns you into a communist
Inclusion on an international watchlist
You should be quarantined.
My question is simply this: how long can we as a nation continue to play games with our economy until it finally comes home and we have to confront the issues that politicians have either swept under the carpet or have deceived us with their lies and subterfuge.
Our debt is a 'whopping' 0.3% of GDP, and 10% of annual government spending.
What exactly is the problem?
Sure, we are $30bn in debt, but debt is only bad if it is not unmanageable. Debt sounds scary, but if you can repay it easy, it's really not too bad. How many people have a home loan? car loan? credit card? Why should governments be any different? ;)
Because this debt is enormous and the ability for NBNCo to pay itself off in the best case circumstances has massive risk as outlined in the business case
It also says paid back in full by 2034 (in the business case)…!
The same business case which you either laud or call toilet paper, depending upon which day and which "losing" argument you are trying to drag yourself out of…!
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Last night was a bit of a monumental evening, as I—after months of blood, sweat, and mostly procrastination—finally submitted my senior thesis paper to complete the curriculum of the history program. I now sit at my desk in the public relations office, wondering how on earth I am going to write my final Letter Home as a student at PUC, or anything ever again for that matter. I'm all written out.
How do I feel about being done? Weird. Oh, so weird. Even though there is less than a week until I march with my fellow seniors down Commencement Grove to receive the diplomas we've worked so hard for, it still hasn't hit me that it's the end. This week is full of "lasts," but it seems like I can't really convince myself that it is. It feels just like any other week.
We all dragged our feet back to campus after the long weekend, but with the unusually rainy weather, it has been relatively easy to get the last of our projects and assignments finished before finals next week. With the library undergoing major renovations, it has been awkward trying to find places to study in groups, but the result will be worth it as these changes are much needed.
It's odd to think that I won't get to take advantage of the new library next year. Instead of returning in the fall, I will be back home in LA enjoying (I hope) life in the outside world. I'm really excited to see what the outside world has in store for me, but at the same time, I wish I had more time to enjoy my last days at PUC.
The three years I've spent in college have contributed to an exponential growth in knowledge and character, and I have had the joy of meeting the most extraordinary professors and have had the opportunity to work for wonderful people, who have made my time here completely worthwhile. So, it is with gratitude, fondness, and a tinge of sadness that I move forth and enter the next chapter of my life. Thank you, PUC, for everything you have taught me.
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The Secretary for Home Affairs, Mr Tsang Tak-sing, said today (March 11) that the HKSAR Government had accepted in principle the key recommendations of a consultancy study on football development and would allocate more resources to implement the recommendations to promote the development of football in Hong Kong.
The Government commissioned the consultancy study in June 2009 to review the current status of football in Hong Kong and recommend viable options for the development of the sport. In its report submitted to the Government, the consultant put forward a series of recommendations to improve the governance of the sport, elevate the standards of professional and "national" football teams, enhance youth training, upgrade the provision of facilities and establish a football training centre.
Speaking at a press conference to announce the findings of the consultancy study, Mr Tsang said, "After thorough deliberation, we have accepted in principle the key recommendations of the consultancy study. The Government, therefore, would refine our policy to adopt further measures to promote the development of football in Hong Kong."
The consultant recommended the Hong Kong Football Association (HKFA) initiate reform to enhance its governance. The consultant also suggested the association engage an outside party as a "change agent" and recruit experienced personnel to formulate and implement its long-term strategies and development plans.
"We have notified the HKFA of the recommendations of the consultancy study. Their initial response is very positive," Mr Tsang said.
To attract more spectators to football matches, the consultant considered that the HKFA should establish a new professional football league and set appropriate criteria for member clubs. For example, they should provide education programmes for youth players.
The consultant considered that raising the standard of representative teams at various levels would require higher standards of coaching and coach education. The HKFA should appoint full-time team managers and team coaches for representative teams on terms that would attract experienced personnel, and should organise more international matches for representative teams at various levels.
The consultant also recommended that the HKFA focus on youth development and promote a systematic feeder training programme. Specifically, the consultant suggested that: more funding should be made available for district and representative teams at various levels, including for their coaches and training facilities; regional training centres should be established to train young players with potential; and clubs in the new professional football league should be required to operate academies for players from 9 to 16 years of age who should train regularly.
As regards football facilities, the consultant recommended that the Government draw up a playing pitch strategy with a view to increasing the availability and quality of pitches. Each club in the new professional league should also be allocated a "home" ground to help clubs attract supporters and sponsors.
Noting that the development of a training centre in Tseung Kwan O had been under discussion between the HKFA and the Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC), the consultant recommended that the Government invite the HKJC to develop and manage the football training centre. The management of the centre should work in partnership with the HKFA and other stakeholders to train elite players.
Mr Tsang said that the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) would strive to increase the number of third generation or more advanced artificial turf pitches to nearly triple the current number of artificial turf pitches in the next five years.
As regards the recommendation on "home" grounds, the Government has already designated "home" pitches for the 10 First Division teams in the current football season.
The consultant considered that the immediate priority for the HKFA was to design and establish a new governance structure, providing clear responsibilities for its office bearers, and recruiting senior staff to improve the association's management and marketing operations. The HKSAR Government would consider providing funding to help the HKFA begin implementing the study recommendations. It is expected that the HKFA would, in time, be able to derive income from sponsorship, gate receipts and other sources that would help it to achieve a steady development in its management and financial position.
"To implement the consultant's recommendations systematically, the Home Affairs Bureau will set up a football task force to be chaired by the Permanent Secretary for Home Affairs with participation by the LCSD, HKFA, experts and other relevant parties who will work closely to supervise the implementation of various recommendations," he said.
The report of the consultancy study had been carefully considered by the Steering Group for the Football Consultancy Study in Hong Kong. Members of the steering group include Mr Kwok Ka-ming, Director of International Relations of HKFA, and Prof Lui Tai-lok from the Department of Sociology of the University of Hong Kong.
Also present at today's press conference were the Director of Leisure and Cultural Services, Mrs Betty Fung; Deputy Secretary for Home Affairs, Mr Jonathan McKinley; Principal Assistant Secretary for Home Affairs, Mr Benjamin Mok, and Mr Kwok Ka-ming. The HKFA Chairman Mr Brian Leung also attended the press conference.
The English version of the consultancy report on local football development has been uploaded to the website of the Home Affairs Bureau today (www.hab.gov.hk). The Chinese version will be uploaded later (the summary of the report in Chinese is available).
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