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Adtran said it has figured out a means of deploying the optical elements of PON flexibly, so that implementing the latest 40 Gbps NG-PON2 technology will be almost as affordable as installing today's 2.5 Gbps G-PON technology.
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Frontier will be spending $10.5 billion to obtain Verizon's fixed line DSL and FiOS assets in California, Texas, and Florida, in a deal announced earlier this year.
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Charter has met with banks to put together a debt package ranging between $25 billion and $30 billion. The move would strengthen its financial position should it succeed in its suit of Bright House Networks, or should it launch a new bid for Time Warner Cable – or both.
Dish loses video subs in Q1, blames carriage problemsMay 11, 2015 2:21 pm | by Helena Fahnrich, @CEDmagazine | Comments
Dish ended Q1 of 2015 with 13.844 million pay TV subscribers having lost 253,000 compared to the previous year's Q1. The company said the losses were from expired programming carriage contracts that resulted in a higher pay TV churn rate and a decrease in gross new pay TV subscribers.
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Comcast has appointed Michael Cavanagh as its new CFO and senior executive VP, and is appointing two new area vice presidents in Northern California.
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Roku has entered into a partnership with Sharp to distribute a line of Roku TVs in the near future. The TVs will include a 43" LED model and a 50" LED TV. The new line will be sold at Best Buy in stores and online.
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Spotify has approached networks that specialize in creating and distributing video for YouTube about distributing that material, but also to become involved in developing original video content.
AT&T dismisses Netflix objections to DirecTV mergerMay 8, 2015 1:50 pm | by Helena Fahnrich, @CEDmagazine | Comments
AT&T argued against Netflix's claim that AT&T's merger with DirecTV is harmful to online video distributors, and claimed "economic realities" would prevent AT&T from degrading service to customers.
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A federal appeals court declared that the NSA's program that gathers data from landline calling records from Americans is illegal. Thursday's ruling happened as Congress considers if the program . . .
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Bellis Fair is not the largest mall you will visit but it does have most everything you would expect. All the regulars such as Macy's, Penny's Kohl's, etc. but not much in the way...
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Bellis Fair is not the largest mall you will visit but it does have most everything you would expect. All the regulars such as Macy's, Penny's Kohl's, etc. but not much in the way of the higher end stores which is what you would expect in Bellingham. Still a nice place to shop.
This mall has catered to Canadian shoppers for many years. The recent substantial drops in the value of the Canadian dollar to the US dollar means Bellis Fair now seems quiet (compared to even six months ago). Lots of open parking at least today.
If you are into mall shopping, don't miss Bellis Fair when next in Bellingham.
I was walking in the Bellis Fair and I watched in horror as a young punk pushing a Cleaning Cart intentionally and ever so slowly - watching where he was going carefully - drove his cart into the back of an 80+ year old Asian guy and sent him limping into severe pain. I know he did this on purpose....
I like this mall. I find it to be pretty good. I like how all the stores will take Canadian at the till. It makes things a lot easier if your just crossing for a few hours or the day. The food court could use a better selection.
Whenever one drives down Highway 99 southbound to the I-5, you probably will see Bellis Fair not too far from the border. In fact, Bellis Fair is just about 20 minutes away from the Canadian-US border, and is a decent place for cross-border shoppers.
The mall itself is your typical mall - with lots of shops and a food court....
A fun hour drive past the border from Canada, us West Coast Canadians love to shop here, eh! 20 mins from the border and shopping at some American stores we don't have is pretty fun. My personal favourite is Kohl's - they have discounted clothing at great deals! A nice day trip to Bellingham is always a treat to us,...
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and usually visit twice each year. Macys is excellent! There's so much variety overall in the entire mall, I've never been disappointed. It's centrally located as well with a good choice of decent hotels nearby for cross-border shoppers.
Great range of stores in this mall, all on one level. The food court options are very limited though.
The mall has undergone some renovations and there were a good selection of stores. Not a lot of sales, but worth visiting.
Bellies Fair has changed a huge amount in the past few years- updated decor throughout, new stores, new services and constantly decent food court.
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Freeky little fecker.
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That remind me of my mother....after the rollers have come out and after a blue rinse, dear ma. great shot!
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"I'm all shook up" Elvis's Wave
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if dahli painted waves i'm sure this would be the warped MuFka he'd come up with
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Once you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.
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what are you some kind of volcanologist?......well in that case live long and prosper!
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Hotel Antik City is located in quiet street on Nove Mesto, directly in historic center of Prague. Close to hotel is Wenceslas Square and others significant sights, metro and tram stops. Near are also shops, boutiques, clubs and restaurants. Hotel offers accommodation in comfortable rooms. There is free Internet in all rooms. The hotel has nonstop reception desk and café and also private car park.


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Colonels' late rally falls short in opener
Published: Saturday, February 11, 2012 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, February 11, 2012 at 12:21 a.m.
HAMMOND – The Nicholls State softball team rallied late, bringing four across the plate in the bottom of the seventh on two home runs, but Northern Illinois fought off the comeback for a 9-8 win on Friday night at North Oak Park.
Senior Ashley Ray hit two home runs for the Colonels (0-1) to move up to fifth on the Nicholls all-time list with 19. Ray, who went 3-for-3 with three RBIs, also set the program-record for longest hitting streak (15 games) in her first at-bat with a two-run shot to leftcenter.
Trailing 9-4 in the seventh, Ray led off the inning with a solo shot, and following a single by Kat Angeles and an NIU error, freshman Rachel Moore hit a three-run homer to cut the deficit to one. With two outs, Lauren Jolivette was hit by a pitch, but Northern Illinois (2-0) forced a flyout to end the game.
Junior Ashton Bennett (0-1) was tagged with the loss, surrendering six earned on 10 hits in four innings. Sophomore Katie Moulder threw two innings of relief, giving up three runs on three hits.
Nicholls scored the first four runs of the game, but NIU plated three runs each in the third, fourth and sixth inning. The Colonels threatened in their half of the sixth, loading the bases with no outs; however, a fly out to right field turned into a triple play for the Huskies to close out the inning.
With rain delaying the tournament, Nicholls will play two games today and two on Sunday. The Colonels will face Tennessee-Martin at 10 a.m., followed by a 12:30 game against Troy.
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Gene says:
I purchased one of these a while back when I was converting two single beds into a Bunk Bed set. It does a pretty good job, but I have to disagree with the use of the adverb "Perfectly" in the title of the original post. There is a bit of slop between the plexiglass housing and the bushings and between the bushings and drill bits, which translates into not-so-perfect results. The results were close enough for what I was doing, so I still have my set, and I have since used it for a variety of other jobs. However, I would not trust it for a job where precision is a must.
Benjamen Johnson says:
OK, so maybe I got carried away with the alliteration in the title.
Wayne D. says:
Heh, get a drill press and 90 degree channel to put the dowel or sphere in. Everyone should get a press, even if it's a small one.
Benjamen Johnson says:
Wayne, I don't disagree that a drill press is a must for the shop, but what do you do when you're not in your shop, or the piece doesn't fit in the drill press?
Bryan Brown says:
I got one of these when I couldn't afford a press and it did the job. It has some slop like said, but you get what you pay for and it's pretty darn handy for the cost.
brian h says:
Can this be used in a press? If not do you have anything that can?
Jason says:
I havent needed to use one of these yet as i am a beginner…a beginner who also can not afford a drill press but would wrapping some tape around the bushings eliminate the " slop " between the bushing and the housing ? Just a suggestion from a verry green rookie
Roy Taruc says:
This is a very good innovation where drill press can not be brought. It may not perfectly snug as compared to machine shop works but it, in many cases, serves it purpose. Just wonder if we have these accessories in our country [Philippines].
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There's no place quite like it! From hand-crafted tables and world class pocket billiards to the vast array of games in the Million Dollar Midway, D&B will provide one of the most unique entertainment outings you'll ever experience.
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DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - The Venuti family will customize your special event in a lavish banquet setting that can accommodate up to 1,000 guests. Venuti's houses three opulent bridal suites, a quaint chapel for 100 guests, dramatic marble double staircase and granite dance floor. The restaurant offers a warm setting and fine Italian cuisine, including scrumptious homemade specialty pastas.
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Allgauer's Restaurant features steak, chops, pasta and seafood. Join them for breakfast, lunch, dinner and their award winning champagne Sunday brunch.
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The Aurora Area's Culinary Champion for best steak! The setting and ambiance are 1930's classic Hollywood, but the culinary experience is fine contemporary dining. With USDA prime beef and delicious seafood creations, plus rich pastas, fresh salads, and an award-winning selection of wine, it's no wonder Fairbanks was named Best Casino Fine Dining Restaurant by the readers of "Midwest Gaming & Travel."
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New Seasons eyes continued growth with Collie as CEO
In her management roles at Starbucks, Wendy Collie was in charge of delivering excellent and consistent customer service while the coffee chain was multiplying its storefronts across the country and around the world.
But Stan Amy, one of New Seasons Markets four founders and chairman of the company's board of directors, says there will be no Starbucks-like growth in the cards for the Portland-based grocery chain when Collie takes over next month as CEO.
"We don't have any intention of following the Starbucks model," Amy said. "We'll continue on the path of sustainable growth, which means adding one to two stores per year."
What Collie brings to New Seasons, Amy said, is her experience building teams and executing on a business based on values and strong company culture.
"She's worked in organizations at a larger scale," Amy said. "She has exposure to that experience and understands what's special about us."
New Seasons, which has grown to a dozen stores in recent years, has long emphasized its commitment to the regional food economy, specializing in carrying local products and locally sourced produce and meats.
"I deeply respect how new seasons has grown," said Wendy Collie, who says she's been a regular customer at the New Seasons Raleigh Hills store since moving her family to Portland from Seattle three years ago. "My work will be on how do I continue that momentum."
Collie said she is a "retail operator at heart" with a passion for good customer service and fast-paced environment. "It's not only familiar to me, it's very inspiring," she said.
Collie will spend her first weeks in the job working in stores and, as Amy put it, "learning the business from the ground up." She has no grocery experience, which doesn't concern Amy.
"We've got a lot of confidence that we've got a very deep knowledge from natural foods pioneers throughout the company and strong grocery knowledge throughout the company," he said. "We needed somebody who has a real understanding of innovation and how a company charts its own course."
Amy said Lisa Sedlar, who took over as CEO from co-founder Brian Rhoter in 2009, successfully transitioned New Seasons to the post-founder era. Sedlar left New Seasons last month.
"She oversaw the first transition from a founder to having the CEO be a non-founder," Amy said. "That was a major contribution to the company. Companies go through life stages just like people. Founding a company is high-risk and challenging but when you transition from founder to post-founder there is also a high risk of losing your way."
Amy said New Seasons, which has an options program for employees, is still planning to pursue some kind of an employee or community offering of stock in its next financial transition. Endeavour Capital became an investor in New Seasons in 2009, acquiring an undisclosed stake in the business from the founders.
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MyFord Touch, version 3.0?
The vast majority of 2013 Fusion midsize sedans Ford sells will feature an improved version of MyFord Touch, the control system some people love to hate. The slick-looking new Fusion goes on sale shortly. Ford needs it to be a hit, so engineers scrambled to make MyFord Touch more user-friendly.
The audio controls for most Fusions will feature dials for volume and tuning. If that doesn't sound like a breakthrough, you haven't struggled with the most irritating versions of the system, which make it too hard to accomplish simple tasks. Unfortunately, the best audio system, an optional Sony, only comes with the earlier MFT layout.
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The base Altima, with no extra-cost fuel economy features, beats even special fuel-miser models of the 2013 Honda Accord, Chevrolet Malibu and Ford Fusion. (Excluding models that have expensive, full-hybrid systems with enough power to drive the car on electricity alone.)
Every Altima with a four-cylinder engine and continuously variable transmission scored an EPA rating of 27 m.p.g. city/38 highway/31 combined. All three scores beat the four-cylinder Accord, the mild-hybrid Chevrolet Malibu Eco and the 1.6-liter Ecoboost Fusion with optional stop-start system.
BMW: Stop, please
Dissatisfaction with BMW's fuel-saving stop-start system, which shuts the engine off when vehicles are idling, has grown so intense that even executives from other automakers are piling on.
The best auto-stop, or stop-start, systems work so smoothly the driver doesn't even notice the engine turning on and off. BMW's is jarring enough that you might call road service because you think something just broke.
Auto-industry protocol is generally to be at most mildly critical of other companies' problems. Not so, with stop-start. Executives at several companies have taken to answering questions by promising that "of course" their systems will be better than the Bavarian luxury brand's.
BMW may be the ultimate driving machines. Stopping is another matter.
A million miles on your new Caddy?
GM will put mega-miles on all its new vehicles to test long-term reliability before production starts.
"There's a new emphasis on long-term reliability," Alicia Boler-Davis, GM vice president of quality and customer experience, said. "We're building a high-mileage, fast-acquisition fleet of 20 vehicles of each new car we make."
The new 2013 Cadillac XTS luxury sedan was the first vehicle developed this way. GM accumulated more than 1.5 million miles running the test vehicles around the clock.
"We're starting this program very early in the development process so we have a good understanding" of potential problems long before production begins, Boler-Davis said.
It's part of a new plan to address complaints from influential outside voices like Consumer Reports and J.D. Power. Previously, GM gave more weight to its internal quality measures. That meant that it didn't pay attention to some things that bothered customers and the sources that influence them.
"We win when the customer tells us we win," Boler-Davis said.
Hyundai math: 2>1. Who knew?
When Hyundai says it expects the new 2013 Santa Fe to outsell the old model by a wide margin, keep in mind that the crossover SUV is now two vehicles: a five-seater that competes with the Ford Escape, Chevy Equinox and Honda CR-V and a six- or seven-seat minivan-substitute that will compete with the Toyota Highlander and 2013 Nissan Pathfinder.
The seven-seater replaces the slow-selling Veracruz. If you didn't know Hyundai built a car called Veracruz, you're excused. That's why they're using the well-known Santa Fe name on the new one.
The five-seater will be called the Santa Fe Sport. The bigger model just goes by Santa Fe. The Santa Fe is 8.5 inches longer.
The Santa Fe Sport goes on sale this fall. The Santa Fe arrives in January.


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Community Christian Academy is an extension of the Christian home in training young people in a Christian environment for time and eternity.
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4) In a dutch oven, add the olive oil, leeks, garlic and seasoning. Stir the ingredients and saute until the leeks are tender.
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