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They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
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for Business Travelersby A verified traveler from 日本
空港近く送迎付きで便利Posted Aug 2, 2015
Pros: スタッフはフレンドリーで親切
Cons: 部屋が寒い、エアコンの効きがイマイチ
Location: 空港からホテルの送迎バスで10分弱で便利です。
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from McCrae. Vict. Australia.
Very good hotel close to airport.Posted Aug 1, 2015
Pros: The convenience of access to the airport. Quiet area.
Location: As above
Swift, friendly check in. Renovated, large, clean room. Ample parking. Restaurant okay. If you prefer fast food plenty of venues within walking distance. Easy walking, good footpaths.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Adelaide, South Australia
Very accommodating and friendly staffPosted Jul 29, 2015
We arrived in the late evening at around 11:50pm at Melbourne Airport. The friendly staff came and picked us up promptly following our phone call. The hotel room was very clean and neat. The Shower was really good with the only complaint being that it would randomly get really hot out of nowhere. The next morning our flight out of Melbourne was cancelled and rescheduled from 9:50am to 2:25pm. The hotel staff gladly allowed us to have an extended check out time until 12:00pm instead of 10:00am free of charge which was wonderful. The hotel staff were also very organised in taking us back to the airport for out flight.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Jul 24, 2015
Convenient location for the airport & good value for money
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Easy access to the airportPosted Jul 9, 2015
Neat and tidy room. Conveniently located to the airport and airport parking services. Made the start to our trip stress free as we didn't have to fight traffic to make the early flight.
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Cold nightPosted Jul 4, 2015
Arrived at the hotel around 10.30 pm after a long international flight. It was a very cold Melbourne night and would have been appreciated if the heating in the room had been turned on prior to our arrival,
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Jul 1, 2015
Pros: meals were nice, resonably priced
great stay , but renovations going on will look great after up grade
by A verified traveler from canberra
Close to airport but u going repairsPosted Jun 28, 2015
Needed something near airport and has free shuttle service. However, undergoing major repairs around room many building materials. Looks like building site. Food around hotel pretty average. Staff friendly
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Sydney, Australia
Great and smooth stayPosted Jun 27, 2015
Stayed overnight for a layover and everything was nice and smooth. Room and bed was comfy amid that cold Melbourne night. Would definitely stay here again. Shuttle service was great!
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from New Zealand
Comfortable overnight accommodationPosted Jun 7, 2015
Pros: Proximity to airport and free shuttle.
Cons: Can't think of anything.
Location: Seemed to be quite a few restaurants in the area but we did not use them as we had brought what we needed with us.
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TRAILER HAVEN is a RV Park in or near the town of San Leandro. It is a fairly small park with a possible 25 rv sites to park your home away from home. This park must not have any pull thru sites that we are aware. Do not worry too much about the length of your 45 footer since the sites are built for large RVs. No need for a generator since the park has electric. Power is no problem – the park has 50 amp service. For the true RV experience – water hookups are provided – much better than camping in a tent! Sewer connections are provided. If you just cannot get away without a little taste of the internet – do not be alarmed – Wireless Internet is at the park. We have no idea of the over the air TV, but we do know that no Cable TV is provided. Your pet is welcome at this park. Note – tent camping is forbidden. Shade trees are at this RV park so you will be able to sip lemonade in style. Maybe if you are planning on visiting San Leandro, you might find a great place to stay at TRAILER HAVEN .
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Please join Reddick Mansion Association for an afternoon of sweets, savories, and tea while experiencing life with your favorite Edwardian family and their servants. The Tea Ladies from Bloomington, IL, will present, "A Day at an Edwardian Manor." Reservations required.
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Outdoor elegance, musical splendor…a picnic with pizzazz! Held annually every 4th Saturday in August, this Classical Music Review set against the picturesque Covel Creek backdrop is as unique as it is beautiful. The sandstone cliffs creating a natural amphitheater will delight the ear as well as the eye. This outdoor concert features talented, innovative musical performers. Concert-goers are encouraged to pack a picnic, bottle of wine and cozy blanket or chair for optimal view enjoyment. Free Parking. For up-to-date information and talent lineup, visit their website!
Halftime Restaurant, Pizza & Cocktails
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Sunfield Restaurant
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PosiMotion G-Fi GPS network router
Brings GPS to any Wi-Fi enabled device, easy to set-up, just works
Will take over your Wi-Fi so you can't use that to connect to the Internet
Geolocation is where it's at, as the kids would say, but can that really be true and how do you get your gadgets that aren't GPS-enabled to give you a geolocation? One device is hoping to solve that and help you find yourself at the same time.
The PosiMotion G-Fi is a small black box that is independently powered via an in-built rechargeable battery, that when turned on, creates a mini Wi-Fi network for any Wi-Fi enabled device to connect to.
Once connected (the range is pretty good) it then shares its GPS signal with your device allowing you to either boost or provide a GPS signal to anything you want such as the iPod touch, Apple iPad or your laptop.
What that means is that for around $99 (£60) plus the cost of a GPS software package (£25 from CoPilot or £29.99 from PosiMotion) you can turn your iPod touch into a full-blown GPS satnav unit.
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Families scrape by while vets get care Group struggles to finance housing near VA hospital 11:26 PM CDT on Monday, July 3, 2006 By GRETEL C. KOVACH / The Dallas Morning News Kelly Allen looked into her father's frightened eyes and made him a promise. "Daddy, I will never leave you," she assured him, even if she had to sleep in her car. Ms. Allen has cared for the Air Force veteran since a car accident left him a quadriplegic 20 years ago. After Wiley Capps' lungs failed in the spring, the 70-year-old was flown to intensive care. There, at the Dallas Veterans Affairs Medical Center, the 41-year-old Cooper, Texas, woman has kept her promise. She slept the first few nights on a lounge chair. For the last two months, home has been a hospital room. It's an uncomfortable existence familiar to many military families, one that a group of retired veterans is trying to change. They want to raise $1.25 million to build a Fisher House – a "home away from home" to be near ailing elderly veterans or young troops wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan. The North Texas fundraisers had a slow start and a discouraging string of rejection letters in the last year. They hope a baseball field at the hospital will one day be replaced by a house with a communal kitchen and home-cooked support from veterans' families. They plan to use matching funds from a national program to help pay for the project. "An important part of anyone's recovery is how they get the support they need," said retired Marine Corps Lt. Gen. Richard E. Carey, 78, of Rockwall. "The best thing you can do is be there with them, and this provides the wherewithal to do that." Gen. Carey became a strong admirer of the program after visiting a Fisher House at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, where some of the most severely wounded troops who fought overseas are treated. When he was 17, he slept in his car at a veterans hospital to be near his father, a World War I veteran who had been gassed by German forces. Most people do support the troops, Gen. Carey said. "But they don't know how they can show their appreciation. This is how." Good medicine The Fisher House Foundation, a nonprofit group created by New York real estate executive Zachary Fisher, formed in 1990 to provide free or low-cost housing within walking distance of military medical centers. There are 35 Fisher Houses today serving 8,500 families each year, including at least one at every major military medical center in the country. The San Antonio area has five Fisher Houses and two more in the works. El Paso has one, and Fort Hood has another. The Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center Fisher House in Houston, the largest in the country and the first in Texas not serving active-duty forces, has been full almost every day since it opened in April 2005, said manager Frank Kelley. He said the Fisher House motto – a family's love is good medicine – has been the right prescription for Houston-area veterans. "It gives them the support from other folks who are going through a similar experience," he said. "And the veterans can concentrate on just getting better." Houston raised its share of the Fisher House funds in 38 days. But after more than a year of fundraising, the 17-member Dallas advisory group had, until last week, pulled in just $75,000. The Dallas VA hospital, which draws veterans from nearby states to its spinal-care unit and serves 1,200 Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans, is marked with a red exclamation point by the Fisher House Foundation as having a "recognized need." Allen Clark began pushing for a Fisher House in Dallas in 2003 before he retired as the Dallas VA hospital spokesman. He was particularly moved by the struggles of the 20-year-old wife of an Iraq war veteran who had been shot in the face. She cared for their two babies at a nearby budget motel while her husband was treated for months on end at the Dallas facility for spinal cord injuries. "We're not professional fundraisers, just good old boys who love the military," Mr. Clark said. "We had no earthly idea it would be like pulling teeth to raise money in this community." Sting of rejection Richard Agnew, chairman of the advisory committee, said they've been rejected by 11 major foundations and businesses, including several defense contractors based in North Texas. "It irks me when these young men, some of them 18, 19 years old, go over there and volunteer to preserve the comforts this nation is used to, and these large corporations turn their backs," Mr. Agnew said. Finally, last week, the first substantial pledge – a $100,000 donation by a major Dallas foundation – stirred their hopes. One of the most touching donations came from a young lieutenant preparing to return to Iraq for his second yearlong deployment. The Garland resident, who asked not to be named, responded to Mr. Clark's query to the West Point Society of North Texas by sending a $200 check. Mr. Clark tried to read a note of support from the young platoon leader but became too choked with emotion. Mr. Agnew, who had once been left for dead by enemy forces on a Korean battlefield, continued in a shaky voice. "I lose sleep at night thinking about how I can balance protecting these soldiers while ensuring we get the job done," the lieutenant's e-mail said. "I let them know that I care about them by ensuring they are well trained and equipped, by keeping myself tactically sound, and by ensuring they know that their families will be cared for should anything happen to them." Jerry Scott, an 82-year-old World War II paratrooper from Carrollton, is helping spread the word. He was in and out of the hospital four times before he was sent home from the European front. "Good God, we're breaking our neck to try to do it. Right now it's just nickels and dimes. We've got to get the money," he said. "It's a respite for these poor folks. These families don't have resources. They're just plain people." Filling a need After the Fisher House is built, it will be given to the VA to run. Susan Poff, a spokeswoman for the Dallas VA hospital, said the facility would fill a vital need for the area. "Your life is already in turmoil because you have a family member in the hospital," she said. "And there's a feeling sometimes that I'm the only one who's going through this." The long-term care unit at the Dallas VA hospital hosted a Fourth of July parade last week to entertain patients. Mr. Capps visited with his favorite Heart of Texas Therapy Dog, a long-eared black spaniel that marched in the parade adorned with a red, white and blue bandanna. Mr. Capps wheezes on his ventilator, but he'll keep smiling, he said, as long as his family is by his side. "You don't find many daughters like that," he said, as Ms. Allen fussed with the oxygen monitor clamped to his finger. Ms. Allen has her own health problems and uses a wheelchair for longer walks. She and her husband, James Allen, who also lives at the hospital, sent their two youngest children to stay with relatives. "I live on peanut butter crackers," Ms. Allen said. "I'd love to have a place to wash my clothes ... a shower ... a place to cook." If the Allens had a home at a Fisher House, they said, they could focus on what's most important – helping "Daddy" heal. How to Help Send your contribution to: Fisher House at Dallas Fund at Communities Foundation of Texas Account # 05434 5500 Caruth Haven Dallas, TX 75225-8146
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24 Nov 2010 13:33 GMT | Politics, Asia Pacific, US & Canada, China, Japan
South Korean officials warned North Korea of "enormous retaliation" if it took more aggressive steps [AFP]
A US aircraft carrier is heading for the Korean peninsula a day after North and South Korea exchanged artillery fire on a border island, which left two South Korean soldiers and two civilians dead.
The USS George Washington, which carries 75 warplanes and has a crew of over 6,000, left a naval base south of Tokyo on Wednesday morning to join exercises with South Korea from Sunday, US officials in Seoul said."This exercise is defensive in nature," US Forces Korea said in a statement. "While planned well before yesterday's unprovoked artillery attack, it demonstrates ... our commitment to regional stability."
Earlier, Barack Obama, the US president, and Lee Myung-Bak, his South Korean counterpart, agreed "to continue the close security cooperation between our two countries".
A White House statement said Obama assured Lee that - with 28,000 troops based in South Korea - the US "stands shoulder to shoulder" with its ally.
Tuesday's incident on the Yellow Sea island of Yeonpyeong is one of the most serious since the Korean War ended in 1953.
Military confrontation
The South is deploying more K-9 self-propelled guns, as well as replacing 105-mm howitzers with longer range weapons and bolstering a tank contingent.
Yonhap news agency, quoting South Korean defence ministry sources, said artillery on the North's southwestern coast were maintaining a ready-to-fire posture on Wednesday.
It also gave more details of North Korean military activity from Tuesday.
South Korea was conducting military drills in the area at the time but said it had not been firing at the North. The North maintains that the South started the fight.
North Korean MiG-23 jet fighters took off from Bukchang base for reconnaissance near the border before the shelling began, and they were later redeployed further south to Hwangju airbase, the source said.
The North had also deployed ground-to-ship missiles and put their warships in battle position, according to the report.
War of words
The South warned North Korea on Wednesday of "enormous retaliation" if it took more aggressive steps.
And North Korea said that South Korea was worsening ties on the peninsula with "reckless military provocation".
The North's official KCNA news agency said South Korea was "derailing the process for improving inter-Korean relations, scuttling inter-Korean Red Cross talks and driving the situation to the brink of war".
"We have seen this sort of provocation in the past from the North Koreans, although not at this intensity," Al Jazeera's Wayne Hay, reporting from the South Korean port town of Incheon, said. "This has taken things to a new level."
Outside the defence ministry in Seoul, some 110 protesters rallied, shouting "Vengeance!" They also burned North Korean flags and torched portraits of Kim Jong-il and his son, heir apparent Jong-Un.
Meanwhile, Chinese state media coverage of the shelling incident avoided criticising Pyongyang on Wednesday and even said the episode showed North Korea's "toughness".China Central Television gave prominent play for a North Korean news broadcast railing at South Korea for starting the incident and threatening retaliation.
"North Korea showed its toughness during the skirmish," the Global Times newspaper said in an editorial that also criticised the "failure of the hard-line policies" of the current South Korean government towards its northern neighbour.
"The risk of escalation is very high," Paul Chamberlin, a Korea expert, told Al Jazeera. "The question is whether North Korea has enough wisdom to know what line not to go over."
Succession issues
North Korea's strikes aimed "to brandish heir apparent Kim Jong-Un's military prowess, strengthen internal unity and vent internal discontent toward the outside", Kim Hwang-Sik, the South Korean prime minister, told the National Assembly.
The South Korean premier said the shelling was a "premeditated, meticulously planned provocation".
The artillery attack comes two months after Kim Jong-Un, the youngest son of the current leader, consolidated his role by becoming a four-star general and vice chairman of the ruling party's Central Military Commission.
Defence Minister Kim Tae-Young, after talks with US counterpart Robert Gates, agreed that the two allies should step up their joint defence posture, including with US surveillance, in order to prevent further provocative acts by the North.
The attacks came after the North sparked fresh fears this month over its nuclear programme by showing a US scientist a modern uranium enrichment plant in Yongbyon outside the capital Pyongyang.
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James Joyce Ramble 10K
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This is a unique blending of athletic competition and literary culture. Know as the "fine art running event, it is the 2013 National USA Track & Field 10K Championship. It begins and ends on the historic landmark designated Endicott Estate in Dedham. The 6.2 mile scenic course in punctuated by costumed actors reading the work of the races namesake. The 31st James Joyce Ramble also features music and a post race banquet on the grassy lawn of the Estate. It also is complemented by a fund-raising walk of 4 miles and a children's run.
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Tesla's New "Ludicrous" Acceleration Mode Is, Yeah, Quite Fast
Tesla knows that "Light speed is too slow—we're going to have to go right to ludicrous speed." So that's exactly what the company just announced.
The top-tier Model S P85D, which currently has an "Insane" mode that lets it accelerate from zero to 60 miles per hour in 3.1 seconds, is getting a "ludicrous" upgrade and will now be able to do zero to 60 in 2.8 seconds. TechCrunch reports that Tesla CEO Elon Musk said, "It's faster than falling. ... It's like having your own private roller coaster." (I guess now we know one of his childhood dreams.)
"Ludicrous" mode is a hardware enhancement, not just a software upgrade, and it's a $10,000 add-on for new vehicles. Upgrading an existing P85D will cost $5,000 for the part, not including installation.
During the Friday event, the company also announced a Model S 70 with a 70kWh single motor for $70,000 and debuted a 90kWh battery upgrade for the 85kWh Model S that costs $3,000 and extends driving range by 5 percent. Furthermore, Musk revealed that the company's Model X SUV will ship "in two months," but details were scarce. He did note that the Model X won't be able to achieve Ludicrous acceleration because it weighs in about 10 percent heavier than the Model S.
Though Tesla loves using software tweaks to draw more efficiency out of its batteries, the company is clearly not above hardware tweaks if it means the cars can hit absurd—OK, ludicrous—speeds.
Tesla played a Ludacris song before their conference call. Then they announce a new car that does 0-60 in 2.8s and call it "ludicrous mode"— Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) July 17, 2015
World Leaders Refuse to Budge From Worst-Case Climate Scenario
For advocates of the atmosphere (which should be pretty much everyone who breathes), this December's meeting of world leaders in Paris is a really big deal. For the first time, it's expected that virtually every country on Earth will agree to plans to reduce global emissions. The excellent Responding to Climate Change blog has a detailed preview of the upcoming negotiations.
Over the last few months, countries have been submitting drafts of those plans—which likely will be nonbinding, thanks to the recalcitrant U.S. Congress. Now nations responsible for more than half of world emissions have submitted their proposals. Looking at those plans in detail gives a preview of what the likely outcome of the Paris talks will be—and it ain't pretty.
The climate policies currently in place worldwide would lead to a projected 3.9 degrees Celsius temperature rise this century, according to Climate Action Tracker, a group of independent climate research organizations. The pledges announced so far for Paris would only shave about 0.8 degrees off that figure.
The worst laggards are Australia, Canada, Japan, Russia, South Africa, and South Korea. Together, these countries account for about 15 percent of global emissions—about the same as the United States, whose proposal wasn't much better. A separate assessment by the Netherlands government shows a stark divide between current policies and pledges and the necessary pathway.
Japan's plan, submitted to the United Nations on Friday, is especially weak. "With the policies it already has in place, Japan can almost reach its proposed [emissions] target without taking any further action," said Climate Action Tracker's assessment.
Given these plans, the organizers of the summit aren't too optimistic about making change happen, nor are scientists. Yes, it's still possible to reduce the effects climate change will have in the future. But after a quarter-century of delay, the scale of action necessary to make a difference is huge—and it isn't being seriously discussed at the highest levels.
You are here. (800,000 years of atmospheric CO2) pic.twitter.com/7ORUowtrsq— Peter Gleick (@PeterGleick) May 8, 2015
Climate change is a particularly tricky problem. The global economy is still dependent on fossil fuels, which makes for countless vested interests defending the status quo. Most of this was known way back in 1988, the year researcher James Hansen famously testified in front of Congress on behalf of the climate science community, but there's no way he could have known just how difficult it would be to motivate meaningful change. Fast-forward nearly 30 years, and the world is still tracking along a worst-case scenario.
The world's leading climate experts recently analyzed 116 official scenarios that would ensure a rise of no more than 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels. However, just nine of them have realistic assumptions on bioenergy—converting vast tracts of the world's cropland into (theoretically) carbon-neutral fuel—and all nine of those scenarios show emissions peaking below current levels. The planet has backed itself into a corner.
We've waited so long that many "effective" climate policy proposals—which would ensure a reasonable chance of keeping global temperatures with the internationally agreed-upon "safe" zone—would require time travel. That is to say, they make wild assumptions about the potential of biofuels and geoengineering or rely on unproven technologies like carbon capture or a stunning nuclear renaissance. Even a 50-50 shot at staying below this level would require a "war-like" mobilization, according to climate scientist Kevin Anderson, though you don't often hear scientists admitting this.
There's been significant controversy within the climate science community this year on whether these scenarios are misleading the public and giving "false hope" to vulnerable populations most at risk.
Now, I'm not saying that Paris will be a waste of time, but the disconnect between what's on the table and what's necessary is striking. We know what climate change strategy already works: burning less fossil fuel. How can we make that happen, if we can't depend on bureaucrats? We've recently seen a shift in rhetoric about the dangers of continued fossil fuel use—whether through divestment or kayaktivism or good old-fashioned Catholic guilt. And that could be at least as effective as the conference room deals that will be hashed out in Paris among world leaders. The world needs an energy revolution to prevent the worst of climate change. At this point, it may take a political revolution to get the job done.
Google Wants to Show You Just How Dangerous the Internet Is
One of the hard things about browsing the Internet safely is that everything looks fine. If a website has glaring inconsistencies or is oddly clunky, you'll quickly navigate away, but for the most part it seems like smooth sailing. And that's exactly how cybercrooks want it. Google isn't satisfied with this situation, though, and you shouldn't be either, so the company is building tools into Chrome to flag suspicious software and let you know.
Chrome's Safe Browsing features attempt to detect shady websites as you're browsing and call your attention to them. The project expanded into software last August with download warnings, and now Google is making them much more prominent and expanding its definition of "unwanted software" to catch more of the malware and phishing scams that are always lurking on the Web. The program is particularly expanding its monitoring on advertising distribution networks and software. These services can be exploited to transmit hidden malware or may be corrupt themselves.
Google doesn't want you to think that this is about controlling your online behavior, though. Moheeb Abu Rajab and Stephan Somogyi from Google's safe browsing team wrote in a blog post:
We want to be really clear that Google Safe Browsing's mandate remains unchanged: we're exclusively focused on protecting users from malware, phishing, unwanted software, and similar harm. You won't see Safe Browsing warnings for any other reasons.
It may feel a little bit like fearmongering to put up an angry red warning every time someone navigates to a sketchy site, but given the privacy and security risks online it seems necessary that trusted services like Google's browser assist users in protecting themselves. Some choose not to worry about their online safety, some would want to protect themselves but don't know how, and some have never learned about the dangers of the Web. As Seeta Peña Gangadharan wrote in a 2013 Slate piece, "at the digital literacy organizations I've observed, I found little evidence that program participants get the training they need to prepare them for the risks of sharing information online."
It's not Google's responsibility to single-handedly protect everyone, but surfacing threats so users can be aware of them and make informed decisions is a helpful contribution. As Abu Rajab and Somogyi note, "In many cases, Safe Browsing within your browser is your last line of defense."
Long-Dead PC Company Commodore Just Launched a Smartphone
Commodore, the name that helped usher in the PC revolution, is back. With a phone.
For those of you too young to remember, Commodore was a hot company in the mid-1980s. It was a leader in personal computers, shipping thousands of Commodore 64 desktops daily. Guinness has named it the single biggest-selling computer ever—the company sold as many as 17 million of them—and the brand name is still widely remembered. Still, the company went bankrupt in 1994, and the brand saw several fuzzy changes of trademark ownership over the years.
Now it's appearing on a smartphone created by a pair of Italian entrepreneurs. It's called the PET—sharing its name with Commodore's other iconic PC—and its custom Android build includes two emulators so owners can enjoy old C64 and Amiga games.
Rumors have swirled around the phone for months, driven in part by design renders published online. With its release imminent, I met with the guys behind it and tried out a prototype. Perhaps the biggest question: how a company that folded two decades ago can release a new product. That's a long, strange tale.
Jack Tramiel founded Commodore International in 1954 in Toronto. After launching the PET in 1977 and following up with the VIC-20 and Commodore 64, he left. The company slowly withered and folded in 1994. A buyer snapped up its assets, including 47 patents related to the company's Amiga line, but the Commodore trademark changed hands several times. In 1996, the German PC conglomerate that owned the rights to it filed for bankruptcy, and the Commodore name bounced around some more, going through two more bankruptcies. Two years ago, a federal court ruled that the trademark belonged to Commodore Holdings B.V., a Dutch company that has been silent ever since.
That's where things stood until March, when Massimo Canigiani and Carlo Scattolini registered Commodore Business Machines Limited in the U.K. The Italian entrepreneurs claim to have acquired rights for the brand and trademark in the mobile industry in 38 countries, including the U.S.
This isn't the first time Commodore has risen from the dead. Five years ago, an American company called Commodore USA released the C64x, an all-in-one PC sporting an Intel Atom processor, Nvidia Ios2 graphics, 4GB of RAM, up to 1TB of storage, and a Blu-ray reader. Nostalgia and retro gaming weren't enough, however, and Commodore USA shut down in 2013.
The new Commodore PET is an Android phone of rather common design. It is well-built, with an aluminum frame and interchangeable polycarbonate covers. The shell displays a big C= logo, and a smaller one could replace the home button below the 5.5-inch IPS 1920-by-1080 pixel resolution display made of Gorilla Glass 3.
The phone will feature a 1.7 GHz Mediatek 64-bit octa-core processor with ARM Mali T760 GPU and a huge 3000 mAh battery. The main camera uses a 13-megapixel Sony sensor with a bright f/2.0 aperture. It can make images up to 4096-by-2304 pixels, and videos up to 1080p HD. The front camera is an 8-megapixel rig with an 80-degree wide angle lens. Both can be operated with the dedicated shutter button on the right side of the case. The PET has dual-SIM 4G connectivity.
Other custom functions I spotted include a nice implementation of Daydream (the Android feature that lets you choose what information appears on the display during charging) and system gestures that let you interact with the phone by shaking it, flipping it, or waving at it. And of course there will be a guest mode.
Although nostalgia is not the core of the product, there is of course room for retro gaming. The Commodore PET runs a custom version of Android 5.0 Lollipop and two preinstalled emulators. They weren't finished on the prototype I used, but I'm told they'll be customized versions of the VICE C64 emulator and the Uae4All2-SDL Amiga emulator. The team also is working with unnamed software houses to bring some of the 1980s' best games onto the PET before shipping.
When it launches later this week across Europe, the Commodore PET should come in two different versions, a light one (costing around $300) with 16GB of storage and 2GB of RAM, and a regular one (costing around $365) with 32GB of internal memory and 3GB of RAM. Both will have a 32-gig microSD card included—though the dedicated slot will support cards up to 64GB, too. Users can choose a white, black, or classic biscuit-beige case, though I'm told green, blue, and other colors might be added.
Initially, the PET will be available in Italy, France, Germany, and Poland, with plans to add more countries in Europe and America in the near future. It's an inarguably niche device, but at the very least proves that technological nostalgia is an incredible—and very cool—thing.
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Obama to Expand Internet Access for the Poor, Because the Web Is a Necessity
Republican FCC Commissioner Michael O'Rielly doesn't think that Internet access is a necessity in Americans' daily lives. But President Obama is known to disagree, and Wednesday he announced the ConnectHome plan to bring affordable Internet to public housing in 28 cities.
At a school in Durant, Oklahoma, the capital of the Choctaw Nation, Obama said, "If we don't get these young people the access to what they need to achieve their potential, then it's our loss; it's not just their loss," the New York Times reports. Under ConnectHome, 200,000 children in 275,000 homes will benefit from either free Internet access or broadband that costs about $10 per month.
Obama made the announcement alongside the release of a broadband usage study from the White House Council of Economic Advisers that shows disparities in computer ownership versus actual Internet access. The report points out that having access at a school or library is different from having constant connectivity in the home, creating the so-called homework gap for some students.
The analysis shows that there have been gains in providing connectivity for disenfranchised populations in the United States, but "there is still a substantial distance to go, particularly in our poorest neighborhoods and most rural communities, to ensure that all Americans can take advantage of the opportunities created by recent advances in computing and communications technology."
Companies like Best Buy will offer subsidized devices like tablets for people who qualify for the program, and Google is incorporating ConnectHome into its plans for Fiber. In a blog post, Fiber's head of community impact Erica Swanson wrote:
We realize ... that providing an Internet connection is just one piece of the puzzle. People can only take advantage of the many benefits of the web when they understand why it matters and know how to use it. That's why we'll also partner with ConnectHome ... to develop basic computer skills training and create computer labs to host these trainings in each of our Fiber markets.
A recent Pew study showed that education is a big factor in Americans' ability to utilize the full potential of the Internet, or engage with it at all. Combined with the FCC's decision to allow phone subsidies to apply to broadband as well, the Obama adiminstration's Internet access programs could actually have an impact.
These Headphones Let You Listen to Music Safely While You Ride Your Bike
"Every single day, I see at least five or six people with headphones on while cycling," says Gemma Roper. The designer and recent graduate of London's Royal College of Art finds the habit a troubling distraction but also an understandable tactic of using music to soften a harsh daily commute.
The problem is that cyclists also need to stay alert to certain sounds in order to be safe while weaving through traffic. Riding is already dicey in London, Roper says, because the local infrastructure accommodates bus and car traffic over cyclists. The city has seen eight cyclist fatalities so far this year; last year, there were 13. Roper decided that music pumping through earphones shouldn't contribute to the risk. Her Safe + Sound headphone design uses bone conduction to play tunes through wearers' cheekbones, instead of directly into their eardrums, so they can still detect ambient noise.
Bone-conduction headphones work by playing soundwave vibrations on top of bones, which then transmit the waves into to the cochlea, or inner ear, bypassing the delicate eardrum. It could work anywhere on the body but works best near the ear. The technique itself is old—Beethoven, who was deaf, crafted a crude conductive listening device by biting on a metal rod attached to his piano—and a few other headphone makers have rolled out models using the technology in recent years.
Roper's Safe + Sound are made with cycling helmets in mind. Most of the bone-conduction headphones on the market wrap around the ear (like these, and these), with nodes that rest more or less where a helmet strap would sit. Asking cyclists to layer up headgear is an uncomfortable and unreasonable ask. At the same time, making any modifications to the helmet that might deter a rider from wearing one is out of the question. So Roper created something that could clip onto to a helmet's straps. While testing out the idea, she also found that asking cyclists to tote around two pairs of headphones will slow down adoption, so her buds convert into a regular pair of headphones; the modular bone-conducting pieces fit magnetically into a pair of gold muffs.
London has yet to pass a ban on wearing headphones while riding a bike, and only five states in the U.S. forbid the practice. For now, Roper's design, a working prototype, could be the transitional object cyclists need before giving up their headphones cold turkey.
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We're Going to See a Lot More Hoaxes Like the Bogus "Twitter Sale" Story. Prepare Yourself.
Most Internet hoaxes have little or no significant impact, but once in a while we see the potential for more serious trouble. That was the case Tuesday, when someone posted a fraudulent "news story" about a likely sale of Twitter, leading to a brief upward bump in the company's share price and a blizzard of online tut-tutting about the hoax.
Twitter's share price rose about 8 percent before dropping back to the level where it had been trading, so it's likely that some rapid-fire traders lost money during the day. And it's even more likely, though there's no proof yet, that whoever was behind the hoax made some money—at least until SEC investigators track him or her down, assuming they do.
I can't dredge up too much sympathy for anyone who lost money on this one. Even a slightly alert serious investor reading the story, posted to a site purporting to be part of the Bloomberg media empire, should have noticed that the name of the recently departed Twitter CEO, Dick Costolo, was badly misspelled—among other tipoffs that the article was bogus. (The site has been taken down, but you can see a screenshot here.)
My own Twitter feed had some chatter for a few minutes about the situation, but the people I follow seemed mostly to do a collective shrug. These things happen seemed to be the prevalent response.
They do, and they have been for awhile. Sometimes it's a fake press release. Sometimes it's a fake news story. (Assuming there's a difference, cough …)
You might recall the bogus news in 2008, posted to CNN's "iReport," that Steve Jobs had a heart attack and died. He hadn't, at least not at that time. (He died in 2011.) And when several otherwise reputable news sites and bloggers passed it along—couching their reports by saying it hadn't been verified—Apple's share price took a hit, recovering almost immediately. It may have been a prank, not a fraud; either way, as far as I can tell, whoever created that hoax was never found or prosecuted. But undoubtedly some people lost money.
So when these kinds of hoaxes and/or bad reporting occur, we have to reapply basic principles of what's called media literacy. When it comes to breaking news, we have to a) be relentlessly skeptical of what we read, hear, watch, etc.; b) use judgment, by not being equally skeptical of everything; and c) wait for evidence. We have to employ what my friend Howard Rheingold, a writer and educator, calls "crap-detection" strategies. (These principles and strategies, and more, are part of my free online course on media/news literacy, which is running now. If you're interested you can still join us. Note: Arizona State University, where I teach, is a partner with Slate and New America in Future Tense.)
Crap detection helped a lot in the Bloomberg hoax, due to the amateurish grammar and bad spelling. But there was another clue, too: The page, though dressed up to look legitimate, was hosted at the Internet domain "bloomberg.market" instead of the legitimate Bloomberg.com. Journalists quickly checked the domain records and discovered the site's history was, at best, sketchy.
Unfortunately, thanks to a terrible new policy from the reckless and autocratic Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers—the organization that handles the domain-name system—we're probably going to see a lot more of this kind of thing. ICANN drastically expanded the number of "top level domains" that can be used. Now, in addition to .com, .net., .org, .uk, .cn, and the like, there's a host of new ones including .market and many more. The domain name system had lots of problems, but this "improvement" made things much, much worse—especially for brands that now worry they'll have to buy all kinds of new names just to protect themselves from sleazeballs like whoever pulled off the Bloomberg Twitter hoax. (And never mind the genuinely scandalous "dot-sucks" situation, where the exclusive registrar is charging outrageous fees to companies.) ICANN obviously doesn't want frauds of this kind to happen, but its action has plainly helped enable the bad actors.
Even if ICANN had been more responsible, fakery would still happen; it was going on before the domain-name expansion, after all. Which means we all have to pay more attention, all the time, and take nothing immediately at face value.
One of these days, someone is going to hack a major, trusted news organization's actual site and post sensational but bogus news that looks and sounds as though it may be legitimate. Let's hope it doesn't start a panic, financial or otherwise. Skepticism and judgment will be our best defenses. We all need to work on them.
Future Tense Event: Watch The Perfect Storm With NOAA Administrator Kathryn Sullivan
Based on a book by Sebastian Junger, The Perfect Storm follows the crew of a fishing boat who braves devastating weather conditions in an effort to make it home. Nominated for two Academy Awards, it is a story of hubris and heroism on the high seas, one that provides a stirring reminder of the power of the ocean.
Future Tense will be screening The Perfect Storm on Tuesday, July 28, at 6:30 p.m. at Washington, D.C.'s Landmark E Street Cinema at 555 11th Street NW. Our host for the evening will be Dr. Kathryn Sullivan, under secretary of commerce for oceans and atmosphere, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration administrator, and former astronaut. Dr. Sullivan's research has encompassed biological, oceanographic, and climatological topics.
This is an installment of Future Tense's "My Favorite Movie" series. If you would like to attend, RSVP to email@example.com with your name, email address, and any affiliation you'd like to share. You may RSVP for yourself and up to one guest, and please include your guest's name in your response. Seating is limited, so email now to get in on this opportunity to see The Perfect Storm in theaters.
Report: China Is Making a Huge Database of Americans, and No One Connected the Dots
It feels like China is always behind big hacks. It's not really true: North Korea hacked Sony, and Russia broke into the State Department's unclassified networks. But if you can't shake the idea that it's always China, you might actually be on to something that the U.S. government didn't realize until now.
In a report on Sunday, Bloomberg outlined evidence that Chinese state-sponsored hacks targeting the United States over the last few years have been part of an overarching plan to develop a database of Americans and collect information on key people. "China is building the Facebook of human intelligence capabilities," Adam Meyers, the vice president of intelligence for cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, told Bloomberg.
The Office of Personnel Management hacks, which were finally clarified last week and compromised personal data for at least 22 million Americans if not many more, are widely said to have been caused by China, though the White House has not confirmed this accusation. The hack of insurance company Anthem has also been connected to China.
Jordan Berry, an analyst at cybersecurity analysis firm FireEye told Bloomberg, "There was a clear and apparent shift" on China's part toward large-scale bulk collection of its international espionage data. A cyber and intelligence expert on China told the Washington Post something similar in June. He said that in the past year and a half, China has expanded its capacity "for bigger data storage, for bigger data theft." The Post's headline was, "With a series of major hacks, China builds a database on Americans."
Bloomberg paraphrased a source "familiar with the government assessment of what went wrong." He or she indicated that "U.S. intelligence agencies were collecting information on the theft of personal data but failed to understand the scope and potential damage from the aggressive Chinese operation."
Paul Kurtz, the CEO of TruSTAR Technology and a former White House cybersecurity advisor, told SCMagazine on Monday, "We will not fully understand the ripple effects [of the OPM hack] for a long period of time, if ever."
Meanwhile China still denies conducting cyberespionage. Hong Lei, the spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Minister said in June, "We wish the United States would not be full of suspicions, catching wind and shadows, but rather have a larger measure of trust and cooperation." It seems that the U.S. has had the opposite problem and was in fact too trusting and naive.


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I write this article in fear. Fear for my country, fear for my family, and fear for myself. My parents will be shocked to read it, surely preferring I stay in the shadows and keep silent, at least for the time being.
But I can't.
Last January, I left Egypt with a heavy heart. I traveled to America, leaving behind my family, friends, and compatriots who were in the midst of embarking on a heroic journey toward self-determination. Despite the sound of gunshots in the streets and the images of Anderson Cooper being struck repeatedly over the head on CNN, I left hopeful that I would return to find a more tolerant and equal society. While I benefited from a life of privilege being Omar Sharif's grandson, it was always coupled with the onerous guilt that such a position might have been founded upon others' sweat and tears.
One year since the start of the revolution, I am not as hopeful.
The troubling results of the recent parliamentary elections dealt secularists a particularly devastating blow. The vision for a freer, more equal Egypt — a vision that many young patriots gave their lives to see realized in Tahrir Square — has been hijacked. The full spectrum of equal and human rights are now wedge issues used by both the Supreme Council of the Egyptian Armed Forces and the Islamist parties, when they should be regarded as universal truths.
I write this article despite the inherent risks associated because as we stand idle at what we hoped would be the pinnacle of Egyptian modern history, I worry that a fall from the top could be the most devastating. I write, with healthy respect for the dangers that may come, for fear that Egypt's Arab Spring may be moving us backward, not forward.
And so I hesitantly confess: I am Egyptian, I am half Jewish, and I am gay.
That my mother is Jewish is no small disclosure when you are from Egypt, no matter the year. And being openly gay has always meant asking for trouble, but perhaps especially during this time of political and social upheaval. With the victories of several Islamist parties in recent elections, a conversation needs to be had and certain questions need to be raised. I ask myself: Am I welcome in the new Egypt?
Will being Egyptian, half Jewish, and gay forever remain mutually exclusive identities? Are they identities to be hidden?
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