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Uptown Charlotte: a stone's throw away
No more than 20 minutes by car (barring some sort of horrendous crash), is Uptown Charlotte. Everything one could possibly need is available in Char-Meck (Charlotte and Mecklenburg County, for those from Roxboro). Not only are there gleaming towers of commerce, but there is the quirky neighbourhood of NoDa (North Davidson Street between 34th and 36th Street), the Fourth Ward with its old-style houses, and if you're into more modern and snooty environs there is Ballantyne a good ways south of Uptown.
Well, I really can't imagine visiting Concord and NOT visiting Charlotte. In fact, it's almost certain that you'll be in the area to visit Charlotte and a the likely excursion would be to Concord and not the other way around. Either way, Charlotte is a great place to live. It's the biggest city in North Carolina, although if you're coming from another large city, that might not be overly impressive. I've always said that Charlotte is a great place to live, but not that exciting to visit. I guess, I should say that you really need to know what to see and bring a curious mind to appreciate what Charlotte has to see.
Despite the lack of overwhelmingly interesting tourist sights, Charlotte is definitely a great place to eat. For more info and a plethora of restaurant tips, check out my Charlotte page.
Asheboro and the zoo
The North Carolina Zoo is really an excellent day trip from Concord, just up I-85 an hour or so north. The zoo is the largest in the country by acreage and one of the nicer zoos I've visited (though not THE best). If you're traveling with children, a zoo is always a great option.
For more information and lots of photos, check out my Asheboro page.
Kannapolis is a small town located about six miles from Concord. Until my visit with Nat, I had never bothered stopping here, but there is one big reason that people come here. His nickname was "the Intimidator." Dale Earnhardt, Sr. was a Nascar racing legend until his unfortunate death in an accident in February of 2001.
His hometown of Kannapolis has honored the racing hero by building this tribute at Dale Earnhardt Plaza. Arizona sculptor Clyde Ross Morgan has truly done a great job with this oversized statue, even capturing the Intimidator's trademark smirk.
To get here, take I-85 to exit 60, Dale Earnhardt Boulevard. Follow Dale Earnhardt Boulevard and the signs for Cannon Village, to Main Street. Turn right onto Main Street. Go about a half mile and on the left and you will see Dale Earnhardt Plaza.
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Edward C. "Boobin" Hastings Sr., 73, of Sandusky died late Monday morning, Dec. 14, 2009, in Stein Hospice Care Center following a lengthy illness.
* Judy L. Frisch, 62, of Sandusky died Monday, Dec. 14, 2009, in Erie County Care Facility. Private family services will be observed in Toft Funeral Home & Crematory, Sandusky.
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Gertrude Anna Bare (Warch) Armatrout, 90, of Willard, passed away Monday, Dec. 14, 2009, at the home of her daughter in Galena, Ohio.
• Edward C. Hastings, 73, of Sandusky passed away late Monday morning in Stein Hospice Care Center following a lengthy illness. Arrangements are pending at Groff Funeral Home, Sandusky.
Don E. Fulks, 86, a resident of Ohio Veterans Home, Sandusky, and formerly of Cleveland, died Saturday morning, Dec. 13, 2009, at his residence.
Timothy R. Alspaugh, 47, of CR 138, Fremont, died Monday, Dec. 14, 2009, at his home.
Linda E. Williams Morgan, 57, of Sandusky went home to be with the Lord on Thursday, Dec. 10, 2009, in Toledo Hospital.
James Honeycutt Harkness, 80, of Norwalk died Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2009.
Florence E. Whiley, 86, of Bellevue died Saturday night, Dec. 12, 2009, in The Willows at Bellevue.
Angeline Campisi, 92, formerly of Bellevue, passed away Sunday, Dec. 13, 2009, in Bowling Green Manor Nursing Home, where she had been a patient for more than three years.
• Edward Hejnal, 71, of Marblehead died Friday, Dec. 11, 2009, at his residence. Arrangements are pending at Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home & Crematory, Port Clinton.
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The possibility of catalyzed nuclear fusion occurring in bound systems where the nonnuclear constituent is some heavy lepton other than muon, for example, τ, is investigated. Improved techniques for calculating fusion rates without adiabatic approximation in leptomolecules are also discussed. Furthermore, the possibility of fusion occurring in exotic systems comprised of nuclei and monopoles is explored.
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Film Star Wesley Snipes won't be donning prison stripes anytime soon, said several prison experts, who told ABCNEWS.com that Snipes' life in the slammer will likely be stripe-free and a lot cushier than most might expect.
The star of the movie "Blade" was sentenced Thursday to three years in prison following his February conviction on three misdemeanor tax fraud charges for failing to pay millions of dollars in federal taxes.
His lawyers said they would appeal the sentence, but if he does end up doing time, sentencing consultants said a federal prison camp, and not a maximum security prison, would likely become Snipes' new home away from home.
"With no prior record, [Snipes] will end up in a minimum security prison," said John Webster, the managing director of the National Prison and Sentencing Consultants Inc. "There will be no bars, no cells, and it will be dormitory type housing -- he'll never be locked in a cell."
"The only blood he'll see is if he cuts himself shaving," added Webster, who has advised many high-profile clients on their impending time in prison and has also served time himself.
Because Snipes' main residence is in New Jersey, it's likely he'll end up in a prison within a 500-mile radius, said Webster, who added that it's "going to be a very comfortable existence in terms of prison."
One probable place for Snipes' internment is the federal prison camp in Fairton, N.J., which is a low security complex for men and, according to Ed Bales, the managing director of Federal Prison Consultants LLC, is one of the few "Club Feds" still around.
"[Fairton] is one of the best camps and is known for having housed a lot of high-profile criminals," said Bales. "It's small, about 100 people in the camp, and has small ranch-style buildings."
"It's a laid back place," said Bales, "and one we consider to be run well."
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But the food may be less enjoyable than the wardrobe, said Bales.
"The food is not going to be what [Snipes] is used to," said Bales, who said pasta and potatoes are prison staples. "It's very bland and high in calories and starch to keep everyone relaxed."
If the prison's delicacies don't strike his fancy, Snipes will be able to buy brand-name food, such as soda and chips, from the commissary and cook a few items in a small kitchen or in one of the microwaves that are made available to inmates.
Likely to be bunking with other white-collar criminals also in the clink for charges similar to his own, Snipes will also run into younger guys who are in on first-time drug offenses, said prison expert Webster.
"He'll fit in just fine," said Webster, who said the chances of sexual assaults, and other violence, which are common in maximum security prisons, are pretty slim. "There's nothing to be afraid of, and his health is not in danger."
Snipes may actually be pleasantly surprised by his fellow inmates, many of whom will be excited to be living with a certified movie star.


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Tiger Would Like This 18
A few years ago when the PGA of America asked Tiger Woods about his favorite hole in the United States, the best golfer on the planet didn't have to do much thinking before he came up with an answer.
The 16th hole at Cypress Point.
A private, 18-hole facility, Cypress Point is part of a conglomerate of shoreside courses located in Pebble Beach, Calif. And just like its next-door neighbor — Pebble Beach Golf Links — Cypress Point boasts some of the most breathtaking views a golfer can find anywhere. The fact that it's been dubbed "the Sistine Chapel of golf" speaks volumes.
Cypress Point's signature hole, No. 16, has the scenic splendor, but it's not all eye candy.
The long par 3 (231 yards from the tips) crosses a salt-water inlet and the green is guarded by six sand traps and a giant water hazard — the Pacific Ocean.
Add swirling winds into the mix, and No. 16 suddenly doesn't look so appealing.
When the Kitsap Sun first began coming up with a preliminary list of candidates for its Top 18 holes on the Olympic Peninsula, an endeavor made much easier with the aid of a dozen local golf professionals and players, several factors were considered.
Aesthetics—Is the hole attractive? Beautiful is the first word that comes to mind when thinking about No. 2 on the Trail Course at Port Ludlow. The elevated tee box on the par 3 offers a terrific glimpse of Mount Baker and Ludlow Bay. Pacific Northwest courses tend to promote nature — rolling hills, tree-lined fairways, green-side ponds and streams. This course tries to stick with that blueprint.
Uniqueness—Does the hole stand out? No. 3 at The Cedars at Dungeness is one of those unique holes. It's not especially long or difficult, but the giant sand trap short and right of the green — a series of 11 bunkers designed in the shape of a crab — is not something you see everyday. Whether you birdie or bogey the hole, you'll remember it simply because of the crab. Without this crustacean, No. 3 doesn't make the list.
Difficulty—Is the hole challenging? We didn't want to pick the 18 hardest holes around. Otherwise, the course would probably be 300 yards longer than it is now — 7,009 yards — and might turn off average-to-high handicappers. But we didn't want to pick cupcake holes, either. Most of the holes that made the final cut are designed in such a way that good shots are rewarded and bad ones are penalized? As it stands now, between the water hazards, elevation changes and various doglegs, this 18 is challenging without being absurd.
Here's the thing about this project, or really any project of this nature where multiple minds are at work: there is plenty of room for debate.
We could design another course with 18 holes that made our preliminary list, but didn't make the final cut. Some of those holes were tough to eliminate, but are fine holes nonetheless.
One hole was No. 4 at Bayshore Golf Course in Shelton. It's the only hole on the Olympic Peninsula where salt water comes into play.
Another hole that received some consideration was No. 18 on Gold Mountain's Olympic Course. It's one of those risk-reward holes that decides tournament winners and losers. But among those golfers we contacted, it wasn't a consensus favorite. Maybe some people see the hole as too gimmicky, who knows.
I bet you a bag of tees Tiger Woods would like it.
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BlogFrog Offers Hispanic-Focused Influencer Marketing Campaigns For Brand Marketers
Major brands can tap the power of Latino influencers to connect with Hispanic consumers
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BOULDER, Colo., Oct. 8, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- BlogFrog, (http://www.theblogfrog.com), the industry leader for influencer marketing technology, today announced it is offering a new Hispanic Influencer Marketing program that connects its growing base of Latino influencers. BlogFrog's platform allows brands to identify and mobilize topic-based social media influencers to initiate and distribute meaningful content that consumers find useful, all while engaging millions of target consumers. According to a report published by the Selig Center for Economic Growth at the University of Georgia Terry College of Business' Multicultural Economy, the $1.2 trillion Hispanic market is larger than the entire economies of all but 13 countries in the world.
"We see BlogFrog as an organization that truly understands the importance of building strong emotional connections through social media," said Stacey Ferguson, founder of Blogalicious (www.beblogalicious.com). "The Hispanic blog and social influencer space is booming and we are excited to begin to partner with this organization. By expanding its reach, BlogFrog will have the ability to connect brands with a multi-cultural audience, share authentic content and build new relationships."
BlogFrog's increased focus on influencer marketing for Hispanic markets will help brands create trust and better connect with Hispanic consumers, both culturally and through common interests. Because the growing numbers of Latino influencers in BlogFrog's network have personal relationships with their readers, the content they share resonates with audiences and encourages response, helping brands to connect with the Hispanic community in a genuine and personal way.
"It has been such a pleasure to work with BlogFrog. I am thrilled to see it expand its reach further into the Hispanic market," said Sili Recio, creator of the blog My Mamihood (www.mymamihood.com). "I love being able to post new content and news for all of my followers and have a conversation that I can look back on at a later date. With more requests from brands to reach a Hispanic market, BlogFrog is seizing a great opportunity by working with Hispanic bloggers. It just makes sense and I cannot wait to see what they do in the future!"
BlogFrog is leading the influencer marketing industry through its Influencer Marketing platform that automates all aspects of a social campaign. In addition, it includes a searchable database of more than 100,000 social media influencers and management dashboards to monitor and measure the effectiveness of social influencer programs. BlogFrog works with online influencers to generate authentic conversations that are aligned with a brand's messaging. These conversations consist of original content from influencers, which is then amplified by their readers who share on social media, leading to increased brand engagement and meaningful conversations that are useful for consumers.
"Latino influencers are a growing segment of our Influencer Circle and there is increasing demand from brands to reach these consumers in North America," said Holly Hamann, co-founder at BlogFrog. "These influencers have great relationships with their audience and lead authentic conversations in both English and Spanish. This allows many brands to share their story with an entirely new community or to connect with existing Hispanic customers."
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Hard Rock's move doesn't upset Beale merchants
Plans to move the Hard Rock Café out of the Beale Street Historic District haven't alarmed merchants in the entertainment zone, said Downtown restaurant owner Ty Agee.
Hard Rock, owned by a Florida tribe, plans to relocate to the historic Lansky Bros. building, according to a report earlier this week in The Commercial Appeal.
The vacant Lansky property is located at Beale and Second just outside the three-block entertainment zone.
"I just think they'll get up to the front of Beale and they'll get more traffic," said Agee, president of the Beale Street Merchants Association and owner of Miss Polly's Soul City Cafe.
Drawing new patrons to a revamped Hard Rock could spill over and aid merchants if the customers also visit the entertainment zone's shops, bars and restaurants, Agee said.
Putting the music-themed bar and restaurant in the Lansky site would tie the Hard Rock to a property whose association with Memphis musicians help earn an historical plaque for the late entrepreneur Bernard Lansky.
The army surplus store at 126 Beale he opened in 1946 with his brother, Guy Lansky, evolved into a shop for contemporary apparel. Lansky Bros. first attracted blues musicians on Beale and then celebrity stars including Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison, Carl Perkins, David Porter, Elvis Presley and Rufus Thomas.
Bernard Lansky was credited with providing Presley the suit he wore for the performance in 1956 that brought the musician national acclaim. It was on the highly regarded television show "Ed Sullivan."
Lansky Bros. relocated in 1981 to an upscale shop in The Peabody.
Because the current Hard Rock occupies a pivotal place on Beale, right next to FedExForum, Agee said he doubts the property would remain vacant for long.
His choice: Rename it for the Grizzlies.
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text: eCommons Community: http://hdl.handle.net/1813/2639 2015-07-05T23:40:23Z 2015-07-05T23:40:23Z Discussion: Cornell University, International Rice Research Institute and the University of the Philippines at Los Banos Javier, Emil Barker, Randolph Colle, Royal http://hdl.handle.net/1813/37930 2015-04-23T12:52:44Z 2014-08-29T00:00:00Z Title: Discussion: Cornell University, International Rice Research Institute and the University of the Philippines at Los Banos Authors: Javier, Emil; Barker, Randolph; Colle, Royal Abstract: Cornell faculty members Royal Colle and Randolph Barker discuss with the former president of the University of the Philippines at Los Banos the Cornell-Philippines project.; Running time: 52 minutes 2014-08-29T00:00:00Z All in a Grain of Rice Castillo, Gelia T. http://hdl.handle.net/1813/34492 2013-11-05T06:01:52Z 1975-01-01T00:00:00Z Title: All in a Grain of Rice Authors: Castillo, Gelia T. Abstract: Dr. Gelia Castillo is one of the many outstanding persons in the mid 20th century history of Cornell and The Philippines. She earned the Ph.D degree in Rural Sociology at Cornell in the1960s and has since become internationally recognized for her research and professional works on Philippine agricultural and rural development. She returned to The Philippines where, according to the National Academy of Science and Technology there, she "has given us much needed insights on our own rural development effort and our attempt to reach the farmer and the rural poor." With the permission of the Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture, we have reproduced her extraordinary book All in a Grain of Rice (1975), the first book written by a Filipina about the Filipino farmer's response to new technology. 1975-01-01T00:00:00Z The Cornell- Los Baños Story Turk, Kenneth L. http://hdl.handle.net/1813/34479 2013-10-31T05:08:29Z 1974-01-01T00:00:00Z Title: The Cornell- Los Baños Story Authors: Turk, Kenneth L. Abstract: The Cornell- Los Baños Story by Dr. Kenneth Turk documents the dramatic two decades of Cornell's involvement with the rebuilding of the University of the Philippines at Los Baños after that university was severely damaged during World War II. Dr. Turk was director of International Agricultural Development at its beginning in 1963 and he spent a year (1954-55) in the early stages of the Cornell-UNLB cooperation. He introduces the story with a glimpse of "World Agriculture and Cornell (for example, the Cornell-Nanking story) and then unfolds in striking detail the phases of the Cornell-Los Baños between 1952 and 1972. The book was published by the New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences in 1974. 1974-01-01T00:00:00Z Ralph Christy describes CIIFAD's current (2013) activities for Gil Levine Christy, Ralph Levine, Gilbert http://hdl.handle.net/1813/33744 2015-04-23T13:13:23Z 2013-06-21T00:00:00Z Title: Ralph Christy describes CIIFAD's current (2013) activities for Gil Levine Authors: Christy, Ralph; Levine, Gilbert Abstract: Ralph Christy, J. Thomas Clark Professor of Entrepreneurship & Personal Enterprise at Cornell University, discusses with Gilbert Levine, Emeritus Professor of biological and environmental engineering, the current activities of the Cornell International Institute for Food, Agriculture and Development. 2013-06-21T00:00:00Z Dan Sisler and Ed Oyer discuss the creation of CIIFAD Sisler, Daniel G. Oyer, Edwin B. http://hdl.handle.net/1813/33732 2015-04-23T13:13:23Z 2013-06-21T00:00:00Z Title: Dan Sisler and Ed Oyer discuss the creation of CIIFAD Authors: Sisler, Daniel G.; Oyer, Edwin B. Abstract: Professor Emeriti Dan Sisler and Ed Oyer discuss the creation of The Cornell International Institute for Agriculture, Food and Development (CIIAFD). 2013-06-21T00:00:00Z Randy Barker and Gil Levine reminisce about the Cornell-Los Baños Project Barker, Randolph Levine, Gilbert http://hdl.handle.net/1813/33731 2015-04-23T13:13:23Z 2013-06-21T00:00:00Z Title: Randy Barker and Gil Levine reminisce about the Cornell-Los Baños Project Authors: Barker, Randolph; Levine, Gilbert Abstract: Professor Emeriti Randy Barker and Gil Levine reminisce about the Cornell-Los Baños Project in the Philippines which involved agricultural development. 2013-06-21T00:00:00Z Norman Uphoff discusses the early days of CIIFAD with Gil Levine Uphoff, Norman Levine, Gilbert http://hdl.handle.net/1813/33730 2015-04-23T13:13:23Z 2013-06-21T00:00:00Z Title: Norman Uphoff discusses the early days of CIIFAD with Gil Levine Authors: Uphoff, Norman; Levine, Gilbert Abstract: Professor Emeriti Norman Uphoff and Gilbert Levine discuss the Early History of the Cornell International Institute for Food, Agriculture and Development (CIIFAD). 2013-06-21T00:00:00Z Interview with William (Ronnie) Coffman about the International Programs in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Oyer, Edwin B. Coffman, William R. http://hdl.handle.net/1813/33715 2015-04-23T13:13:23Z 2013-06-21T00:00:00Z Title: Interview with William (Ronnie) Coffman about the International Programs in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Authors: Oyer, Edwin B.; Coffman, William R. Abstract: In this interview, Professor Ronnie Coffman, Director of International Programs in Cornell's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, reviews the activities scheduled in celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the International Program, as well as a number of the on-campus activities that have been sustained during the life of the Program. Overseas activities that formed the basis of experience for Cornell are reviewed including the crop improvement and farm survey programs in China in the 1920s and the collaboration with the College of Agriculture of the University of The Philippines in the 1950s. The environment that fostered the establishment of the Program in 1963 as well as the numerous on-campus and overseas activities in subsequent years are explained in detail. Professor Emeritus Edwin Oyer, a former Director of the Program, interviewed Professor Coffman. 2013-06-21T00:00:00Z An Interview with Dr. Gelia Castillo Colle, Royal D. Castillo, Gelia T. http://hdl.handle.net/1813/33697 2015-04-23T13:13:23Z 2013-08-05T00:00:00Z Title: An Interview with Dr. Gelia Castillo Authors: Colle, Royal D.; Castillo, Gelia T. Abstract: Many persons have been instrumental in building strong professional relations between Cornell University and the University of Philippines College of Agriculture at Los Baňos. Many came from the Philippines during the 1950s and 1960s to study agriculture and rural development as UPLB began its climb after the Second World War to become a major Asian university. Dr. Gelia T. Castillo was one of those who earned a PhD at Cornell in the 1960s and returned to The Philippines where she gained recognition as an international authority in agriculture and rural development. She earned her doctorate at Cornell in Rural Sociology which provided a foundation for her study of Filipino farmers. Her book All in a Grain of Rice is the first book written by a Filipino about the Filipino farmers' response to new agricultural technology. She is a consultant for the International Rice Research Institute and has held more than a dozen important science and technology administrative positions during her productive career. In July 2013, Royal Colle met Dr. Castillo in her home at Los Banos to interview her about her experiences at Cornell and her work with agricultural development in The Philippines. 2013-08-05T00:00:00Z Interview with Gracian Chimwaza, Director of Information Training and Outreach Centre for Africa (ITOCA) Colle, Royal D. Chimwaza, Gracian http://hdl.handle.net/1813/33696 2015-04-23T13:13:23Z 2013-08-05T00:00:00Z Title: Interview with Gracian Chimwaza, Director of Information Training and Outreach Centre for Africa (ITOCA) Authors: Colle, Royal D.; Chimwaza, Gracian Abstract: TEEAL is a digital library (www.TEEAL.org) that has revolutionized agricultural research in the developing world ranging from Asia and Africa to Latin America. The Albert R. Mann Library at Cornell developed the library in 1999, working with important publishers and with funding from such organizations as USAID, the World Bank, UNESCO, and the Rockefeller Foundation. TEEAL provides digital access to more than 200 peer-reviewed international journals from some 60 major publishers. TEEAL has spread throughout Africa largely through the efforts of the Information Training and Outreach Centre for Africa (ITOCA) which has served as a marketing and support agency for Mann in Africa. Emeritus Professor Royal Colle interviewed Gracian Chimwaza, ITOCA's executive director, during the 2013 World Congress of the International Association of Agricultural Information Specialists, which was hosted by Mann Library. In this interview Chimwaza discusses the positive impact of TEEAL on researchers, faculty and students, the significance of new information technology in fostering the adoption of TEEAL in African countries, and the on-going relationship of Mann with ITOCA and the African community of agricultural scholars. Throughout the interview, the library is referred to as "TEEAL" which is the acronym for The Essential Electronic Agricultural Library. 2013-08-05T00:00:00Z


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How To Create More Profitable Websites
by brantwilson
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A lot of web designers are mainly concerned with creating beautiful
websites for their clients. They want the websites they create to be
picture-perfect, impressive, and works of art. They don't put much
thought into a website after they hand it over to the client.
If this is your mindset, you're leaving money on the table. Also, my
experience training web designers for over 8 years tells me results
(not design) make the biggest difference between the web designers who
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What if your cable, DSL, or fiber optic internet provider decided to create some data tiers and set some arbitrary caps? Well, be sure and check out the latest news on the subject.
How would this affect you? I know in my case, there could be a dramatic change in my lifestyle, but I haven't assessed the overall impact. For instance, if it got so cost prohibitive to run a home office environment, would I start commuting to a central office location again? What are the upsides? What are the downsides?
I'm pretty sure even with the added cost of internet access, it's still going to be more cost effective, and better for the planet for me to use a home office setting for the work I do. I used to be the typical commuter when I first moved to the Dallas area. I'd put 18,000 – 20,000 miles per year on a vehicle. In March of 2007 I sold my Infiniti G35 Coupe and purchased a Honda CIVIC Coupe. My Civic just turned over 11,000 miles. Run those numbers in your head or on paper.
In my case, it's going to take a huge shift in cost to force me to start commuting again. I'd rather commute for other reasons. For instance, doing daily presentations in the Las Colinas MTC. That would be a good reason.
But to get this back on track for the original topic, how much data do you use per month? What if you were capped at 100GB? How would this affect streaming video, or gaming, or downloading big virtual machines?
I think the trials some of the cable companies are trying are going to upset a lot of customers. How is it going to look if those companies jack up the rates, then announce record profits a few quarters later? It's going to look just like the petroleum companies and their earnings when we hit $4.00 per gallon. I guess we'll have to wait and see.
Capped at 100G? In NZ it's pretty common to have a 6G monthly cap, a few people I know have 10. I do know someone who pays a fortune for 100G - but you view that as a LOW level?
I'd say your cable companies have seen models which screw foreign (to you) customers and have noticed that if they all go that way then customers grumble and loan but put up with it.
And what rate do they pay? Well exchange rates are misleading so lets use the international metric of a McDonalds Burger.
Right now it would cost me NZ$40 to set my cap to 50G (the highest available). That's roughly US$20.
So - I guess I'm saying, give thanks for what you've got. There's worse off than you. And prepare to get screwed - the cable companies pay attention to what works for other telco's internationally. They care about their revenue, not their clients. And they know the power of independently acting in unison
oops keith
i meant to delete the line about converting to McD burgers - but forgot
and "loan" == moan"
must be to early on an easter weekend
I know if would affect me and my family dearly. My mom works at home for a major health insurance company so there's untold amounts of GBs she's downloading/uploading everyday. I use Bittorrent so I know how much I'm burning up in GBs in addition to using the Internet for mundane tasks. And my brother makes webpages from home, has all the major consoles and plays online. And he does video chat. I understand where the companies are coming from but these caps are going to do more harm than good. If only they would develop realistic tiers.
Oh dear, that bites. It's unfortunate but not unexpected. We in Oz suffer this, and frankly it hurts too often;
Let's hope if nothing else, that this whole capping nastiness drives new innovation for more efficient protocols, caching and peering.
In a perfect world (and hopefully in good humour) maybe you could arrange to drop a couple of these off (http://tinyurl.com/mscloudcompute) at your ISP for use as unmetered content?
...regardless, I hope the pain and craziness gets resolved over there for you guys soon.
My opinion probably comes to much chagrine to most of you business users, but i think this issue is being caused by 2 parties.
1. Those that pirate/torrent ungodly amounts of data. Sure, we probably all grab music here and there. But there are those grabbing literally hundreds of DVDs (4GB) HD DVDs/bluray(25+GB), Software (Windows Vista DVD is over 3GB) etc.
2. Those who use a HOME connection to run a business/connect to a business.
a 100GB cap would actually be pretty fair. I think a simple business model would be place the 100GB cap, and have it lifted for a fee (which would easily be subsidized by your employer if they could see that it was needed to perform your telecommuting job). Its unlikely that a lot of the major torrentors would lift the cap due to the increased cost.
I think that would be about the most "Fair" solution we could get.
If i use 2GB a month and someone who telecommutes/runs a business out of their home uses 250gb a month, I should not be punished because of their usage.
i wonder what the moral obligation is for charging for illegally distributed data anyways...


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biophilia remix series 3 featuring cosmogony (el guincho remix produced by pablo diaz-reixa) and virus (hudson mohawke peaches and guacamol remix) is out now! listen to previews of both tracks here.
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Stem Cells In Fingernails Are The Key To Regrowing Amputated Finger TipsNYU scientists find a new group of stem cells in fingernails that can promote the growth of bone and finger tips.
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Falcons' wide receiver Julio Jones is active for today's game against the Arizona Cardinals, but his snaps are expected to be limited in an effort to protect the injured ankle. His teammate Michael Turner, coming off a pitiful fantasy outing in Week 10 against the porous Saints' defense, is also active despite a sore groin. Other notable players that also active today include Owen Daniels, Calvin Johnson, and Pierre Garcon but the Bengals' Andrew Hawkins will sit out today's game in Kansas City. Active: Julio Jones Owen Daniels Santana Moss Pierre Garcon Jeremy Kerley Calvin Johnson Michael Turner Inactive: Antonio Brown Aaron Hernande Ben Roethlisberger Ben Tate Michael Vick Andrew Hawkins Maurice Jones-Drew Coby Fleener Darren McFadden Jon Baldwin Jason Avant Clay Matthews Greg Jennings Troy Polamalu Kevin Kolb Featured Image: Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images Article found on: Cosby Sweaters
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We left the hostel early, and were on a mission to find a new tyre before Helsinki. We were now very much in the land of the motorway :(
Whilst I was in Murmansk I did some calling around of KTM dealers in Finland and Estonia, to try and find a solution to my fast-wearing rear tyre. From past experience with the TrailAttack1, once you have 1mm left there is maybe 1000 miles before metal - and I've 1700 miles to go. This would have been ok if our first ferry had taken us to Denmark, but instead we had to ride an extra 800 miles unplanned :(
I called around 10 dealers, but none had a rear TrailAttack2 in stock, or could order one in time. With life still in the front it would be a shame to change brand/model.
The plan was that if I could not find a TrailAttack2 to match the front, then I would either throw away both and get some new Scorpions if the price was ok in Finland/Estonia, or just continue on until the tyre got to the metal before putting whatever I could find on the rear.
I put in the location of three KTM dealers to visit along the way to Helsinki to see what tyres they had - these pictures were from the first.
Two things were very lucky for me.
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Forget about his shoulder, Aaron Cook's stomach will be twisting and turning tonight. He returns from a five-week absence, making a bid to stick in the potential four-man playoff rotation.
"I am excited," Cook said. "But it's all about going out there and performing."
There are no courtesy appearances at this point in the season. Cook is out there because the Rockies believe he can help. He lost that ability before he landed on the disabled list. In his last three starts, bothered by a sore foot and achy shoulder, he was tagged for 14 runs in 10 1/3 innings.
"This is an opportunity to get a real good look at Cook against a real good opponent and see how good his stuff is," manager Jim Tracy said. "No disrespect meant to the Padres, but the Cardinals have a few more guys in their lineup that can cause a problem if you don't make really, really good pitches."
Cook has traveled this road before. In 2007, he missed the final two months with a strained oblique, making a successful return in the World Series. This doesn't compare, Cook said.
"It was a totally different story. When I got hurt then, I knew I was gone for at least 60 days. And we weren't really even in it when I got hurt," Cook said. "This year, it has (stunk). I want to come back and help and be part of the team."
The Rockies' possible playoff rotation, as it stands, will include Ubaldo Jimenez, Jorge De La Rosa and two from the trio of Cook, Jason Marquis and Jason Hammel, who delivered another strong performance Thursday.
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Ian Stewart has changed to a new upright batting stance to create more power. A similar adjustment worked for Troy Tulowitzki. It paid off Thursday as he hit his 25th home run of the season in the eighth inning.
The club is exercising more patience with Carlos Gonzalez's sore left hamstring. He pinch-hit in the eighth inning, but still might not start for the next few days. . . . Recovering from shoulder surgery, Jeff Francis threw three strong innings in the instructional league, topping out at 89 mph. . . . Catcher Chris Iannetta, who had to bide his time on the bench as Yorvit Torrealba's bat sizzled, started for just the fourth time in September. He clubbed a double in the fourth, but struck out looking with men on second and third in the sixth.


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This week's smart grid wins: Projects, new partnerships (and more)
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There has been a lot of activity in the smart grid sector this past week or so, and we picked what we hope you will find an interesting selection of project wins, along with new partnerships and more.
Public Utility District #1 of Benton County in Kennewick, Washington has chosen MeterSense, Harris Utilities SmartWorks' meter data management (MDM) solution. Benton PUD views MeterSense MDM as being the foundation enterprise application that will enable them to integrate their past and future Customer Engagement initiatives. Benton PUD delivers electricity to approximately 50,000 customers. The utility chose MeterSense to allow it to take advantage of the interval data collected by the advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) system. MeterSense offers a complex validation, estimation and editing (VEE) function which transforms the large amounts of interval data into valuable business intelligence for Benton PUD. More >>
Silver Spring Networks announced it is entering the next phase of a project to provide a foundational networking platform supporting a new EDP Distribuicao smart grid initiative in Portugal. The project will take place in Batalha and is part of EDP's continued implementation of smart grid technology following. The project will combine advanced distribution automation features to minimize customer interruptions together with consumption and generation-intensive duty-cycle automated meter reading, enabling new customer services and a smarter integration of distributed generation supported by an active distribution system management, all using the same standards-based communications platform.
Silver Spring Networks also announced the successful completion of the initial phase of its smart grid rollout in the State of Sao Paulo, Brazil through a partnership with CPFL Energia, Brazil's largest private electricity group. This announcement is the first commercial-scale smart grid deployment in Brazil and establishes the essential foundation for residential metering and distribution automation projects. More >>
Itron announced today that its industry-leading OpenWay(R) smart grid network is now available on a global scale. OpenWay is an advanced IP network that supports multiple smart grid applications and devices over an interoperable, secure, enterprise-class network infrastructure. The network addresses key drivers and business needs of utilities around the globe, from improvement in grid reliability to support for consumer engagement and energy efficiency. Itron's global OpenWay network connects utilities with their customers and grid assets using multiple communication options - RF Mesh, cellular, power line carrier (PLC) - based on localized protocols and standards. More >>
Tollgrade Communications and ELO Sistemas Eletrônicos, one of the largest meter manufacturers in Latin America, announced that they have signed an agreement in which ELO will offer and sell Tollgrade's LightHouse® distribution monitoring platform, consisting of Medium Voltage (MV) Smart Grid Sensors and Sensor Management Software (SMS) with Predictive Gridâ" Analytics. The LightHouse solution augments ELO's existing product portfolio to provide an end-to-end solution that provides visibility to better pinpoint faults and outages that extend from the meter to the substation. More >>
iControl Networks, a connected home technology and innovation company, and EcoFactor, a provider of cloud-based home energy services, are partnering to deliver a smart energy service that integrates energy devices and appliances with data analytics about HVAC energy usage on iControl's open, device-agnostic platform. EcoFactor will be joining the iControl OpenHomeâ"¢ Partner Program to offer a big data and predictive analytics service layer that allows service providers to deliver the highest energy control and savings to their consumers. More >>
RoseWater Energy Group, a company offering next-generation energy storage products, will partner with Ontario-based energy distribution company PowerStream for an initial phase of field trials to measure residential energy storage needs. With RoseWater Energy Group's Residential Energy Storage Hub, the trials will enable PowerStream to specifically evaluate the effectiveness and benefits of widely distributed energy storage systems for the energy company and its customers. Additionally, because the RoseWater Energy Residential Energy Storage Hub has the capability to maximize all of the benefits of renewable energy sources and condition all incoming power supplies for maximum output, the trials will allow PowerStream to test the performance of renewable energy during peak power periods. More >>
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