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Netcomm N900 Dual Band WiFi Gigabit Router (NF2)
This small and relatively innocent-looking Netcomm router offers a good array of features and impressive Wi-Fi speeds
- NBN-ready
- Can run a 3G/4G dongle
- Decent Wi-Fi performance
- Only three usable Gigabit ports after a modem is plugged in
- No auto-firmware updates
- Relatively high retail price
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It may look small and sluggish, but the Netcomm N900 produced respectable performance scores in our tests and, most importantly, it was reliable. However, it is fairly pricey.
Price$ 249.00 (AUD)
Netcomm's N900 NF2 is a versatile little networking device that is suitable for home and home-office use. It features 802.11n simultaneous dual-band Wi-Fi, Gigabit Ethernet, and it even allows for a 3G or 4G dongle to be used as a back-up Internet connection. It's also a router that's capable of handling a fibre connection, so you could say it is somewhat future-proof when it comes to Internet connectivity.
Physical features
Physically, the Netcomm NF2 doesn't look like much. It stands upright on a desk, has a protruding, single antenna at the back, and it's not a very big unit. In fact, if its blue LEDs weren't so bright and if it didn't have an external antenna, we would call it discreet. The LEDs can thankfully be dimmed a little through the configuration page, but you can't get rid of the antenna. The rear features a 4-port Gigabit Ethernet hub, with one of those ports being a Gigabit WAN port that can be used to distribute an Internet connection from an ADSL2+ or cable modem, or from a fibre installation.
Because one of the Gigabit ports is also the WAN port, that leaves only three other Gigabit ports for wired connections, which can be inconvenient if you want to plug in more than a couple of PCs and a NAS device, for example. The side of the NF2 router features two USB 2.0 ports, one of which can be used to plug in a mobile broadband modem (3G or 4G), while the other can be used to distribute files off a USB storage device across the local area network.
Ease of use
Setting up this router was no big deal. We plugged in a Billion ADSL2+ modem to distribute our iiNet Internet connection, and we logged in to its Web interface to enter our credentials. The IP address for this router is a hard one to guess — 192.168.20.1 — but it's printed in the quick-start guide that ships with the router so you don't have to go hunting for it in the network settings after you plug it in. Conveniently, the router comes with pre-secured 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks, and their credentials are printed on a little card that ships with the router. This means you can set up the router easily from a laptop or other mobile device.
As for the router's Web interface, there are two parts to it: the basic interface, which shows all the at-a-glance connection information, and the advanced interface, which contains the router's other customisable features. The basic screen has a black background with vertical tabs that allow you to go into the Wi-Fi, mobile broadband and fixed-line broadband portions of the interface quickly, while the advanced screen has a white background with labels across the top and more of a table layout. You'll need to go in to the advanced screen if you want to implement Internet filters, port forwarding, or to play with other things such QoS or the USB storage settings.
Conveniently, the router does have a wizard, which can guide you through the Internet connection process; you'll have to select your connection type, such as 'PPP over Ethernet' for ADSL2+. It can guide you through the optional 3G/4G connection process, which can be used as a backup in case your main connection goes down, and after that it takes you to the Wi-Fi settings and also asks you if you would like to change the default password of the router. It's definitely not the easiest or flashiest-looking setup wizard we've seen, but we think anyone who isn't experienced with networking, but who still has an idea of what to do, should get through it without any hair-pulling.
In addition to testing the NF2 with our iiNet ADSL2+ connection, we also made use of its 3G capability by plugging in an Optus 3G USB dongle that featured an iiNet SIM card. It worked flawlessly. To set it up, we had to select our country, network provider (from a dropdown list) and enter the APN that we normally use for accessing the Internet. We were able to set it up so that it would default to the 3G connection when the main ADSL2+ connection was not available (we did this by enabling the automatic 3G backup from the main WAN setup page), and it switched over without any problems when we unplugged our ADSL2+ modem from the router. We preferred to leave the failover disabled so that we would have to switch over to 3G manually in the event that the ADSL2+ went down, but we can see where the failover would be convenient when running a home office, for example.
Another aspect of the Netcomm that worked well for us was its wireless networking. This surprised us because the unit does look like a slowcoach, mainly due to its old-fashioned external antenna. It's a router that supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz 802.11n networks simultaneously, and its 5GHz performance was especially impressive. In our close-range test (2m away from the router — otherwise known as our best-case scenario test), it recorded a transfer rate of 18.86 megabytes per second (MBps), which is over 10MBps faster than what its 2.4GHz network did at the same distance. In our mid-range test (10m away from the router), the 5GHz performance dropped off as expected, but it was still a worthwhile 8.97MBps. At this distance, the 2.4GHz network kept pace nicely with the 5GHz network, with the 2.4GHz network recording an only slightly slower 8.34MBps. The Netcomm's 802.11n, 5GHz performance actually turned out to be faster than what we obtained from the Linksys EA6500 in the same short and mid-range tests and using the same platform and environment.
For wirelessly moving files between computers at short-to-medium distances, the Netcomm NF2 will perform well. It will drop speed when you start approaching distances of 10m or more, but even at these distances, things like streaming video files to a Smart TV or other networked devices will be fine. We had no problems getting videos to stream from a PC in one room to a TV 10m away in another room. High-definition files and standard-definition files streamed equally well. Of course, how well the wireless networks perform in your own home will depend on the presence of interference from other nearby routers, appliances and hindrances such as walls, floors and windows.
Storage port
You can plug in a hard drive with data on it and easily share it across your network. It will appear immediately as a NAS device through Windows and, furthermore, because the router supports DLNA, you will very easily be able to stream video and music to Smart TVs and other devices that also support DLNA. We found it to be very easy to use in this respect and had no problems at all navigating the files on our plugged in drive through our Smart TV. An attached hard drive can also be accessed remotely if the FTP function in the router is enabled, but you'll have to know your router's external IP address or set up a dynamic DNS service to access it over the Internet.
Other features of the Netcomm N900 NF2 include QoS, a built-in firewall and URL filtering. It doesn't have a lot of frills, and, in fact, is missing features such as automatic firmware updates. It could use some better documentation, and we do wish it had an extra Gigabit port. Nevertheless, these are minor annoyances and we think the N900 NF2 is a good router for a small home or unit. We used it for an extended period of time and found it to be a reliable worker. It made easy work of multitasking — we didn't have any issues when distributing the Web to numerous computers and mobile devices, while at the same time streaming video to a TV using the router's NAS function, while at the same downloading torrent files on our main PC in the background. It handed heavy loads well.
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Not really convinced she is dead either as I find it hard to believe that zombie would eat a whole person in such a short space of time.
As an aside, it's amazing to me that both Andrew Lincoln and David Morrisey who are both really good British actors do such an amazing job at faking an American accent. Bravo.
Our actors sadly do not do such a great job at faking a British one. I wonder why?
Lauren Cohan (Maggie) though American born was raised in the U.K as well, & has a natural British accent. Then of course there's London born Lennie James who played Morgan Jones in the pilot (Who I really hope returns). The show is positively littered with Brits doing American accents, & good ones
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Pg 5: Yoru needs you
Curiouser and curiouser. That's one mysterious message, but I guess the sender thought Tinuvielle would know what it means, which apparently she does. I love how caring and sensitive Martin is here. Though obviously disappointed he just lets her go.
And the King makes another fantastic appearance! Personally I think he has one of those teleporting Thrones like the Keeper of Traken *EDIT: Okay, Whoies, it's a wing chair* – a perfectly good security measure in a magical universe if you ask me. It's hard to assassinate a target who can vanish at will.
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*Tinuvielle breaks the blue wax seal on the scroll and opens it. Her eyes widen in shock*
The Letter says: Come at one. Yoru needs you.
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You mentioned the focus knob isn't fitted, does anyone know where i can find one of these? And is it still fine to use without it? Sorry if i sound so naive i never had to sort out enlargers before just gone in the school darkroom and printed.
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By Tomise Martin, Staff Writer
When Patrick Williams was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer called glioblastoma multiforme, the three constants he'd always cherished -- family, laughter and colleagues -- helped him cope.
A 27-year veteran of the fire department in Ocean Spring, Miss., he recalls feeling lightheaded and unable to find his balance one day after a staff meeting.
"I couldn't focus, and I needed to brace against a wall for support," Williams recalls. "All I wanted was to go home and take a nap."
Luckily a friend and colleague, trained as a registered nurse, noticed Williams' difficulty and quickly reacted.
"Initially, he and I joked about me slowing everyone down," Williams says. "The banter turned to concern once he heard my symptoms."
As the colleague was taking him to a local hospital, Williams had a seizure. Tests showed he had a brain tumor and would need surgery. It was unknown whether the tumor was cancerous or non-cancerous.
"When anyone mentions cancer, my family thinks of M. D. Anderson," Williams says. "There was no question about my next step."
His first appointment
Days later, surrounded by a group of friends and family, Williams arrived for his first M. D. Anderson appointment.
His surgeon, Sujit Prabhu, M.D., associate professor in the Department of Neurosurgery, told him the tumor was stage IV glioblastoma multiforme, the most common form of brain cancer, and was located in his right parietal lobe. Prabhu explained that the side effects from surgery could include blurry vision, impaired spatial orientation and headaches.
Three days later, Williams emerged from surgery unable to see images to the far left.
"If a board read 'nurse manager,' I would only see 'n rs m nager,'" Williams says.
Although Prabhu described the possible side effects very clearly, Williams felt unprepared for the outcome. He still considers the experience unreal.
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With a team of brain cancer experts, including a neurosurgeon, neuro-oncologist and a radiation oncologist, Williams benefited from M. D. Anderson's multidisciplinary approach to cancer care.
After surgery, he met with Monica Loghin, M.D., assistant professor in the Department of Neuro-Oncology. She checked his neurological functions and discussed the remaining treatment options -- chemotherapy, radiation and clinical trials.
"With chemotherapy and radiation still available, I had no desire to try the third option," Williams says.
Loghin prescribed Temodar® (temozolomide), an oral therapy found to be effective for some patients with glioblastoma multiforme, and referred Williams to Anita Mahajan, M.D., associate professor in the Department of Radiation Oncoloy, for radiation therapy.
To complete his radiation treatments, Williams moved to Houston. While the side effects of treatment were hair loss and nausea, his spirits stayed high with frequent family outings and dining at his favorite restaurants.
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During a follow-up appointment with Loghin about six weeks later, Williams learned that the brain cancer had not responded to chemotherapy. As a result, he chose to join a Phase II clinical trial studying the effectiveness of XL184, an investigational drug, on glioblastoma multiforme.
In January 2009, he received the good news that some tumors had disappeared or stopped growing.
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Life has changed. Williams has retired as fire chief of the Ocean Springs fire department and his energy level has dropped. But his vision has cleared enough so he's able to drive again on a limited basis.
"I plan activities with their needed recovery time," Williams says. "One day of fishing is followed by two days of rest."
But he doesn't let these new details hamper life. He's usually cracking jokes or surrounded by his friends and family. A brother-in-law always accompanies him to follow-up appointments, which are every four weeks.
"I'm fortunate to have the love and support of my family," Williams says. "Life is what you make of it. I choose to live mine filled with laughter and surrounded by my loved ones."
Related article:
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M. D. Anderson resource:
Brain and Spine Center
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Brain Tumors (American Cancer Society)
Brain Tumor (NCI)
Love and Support Help Gulf Coast Resident Cope With Brain Cancer
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My wife had a tumor removed by Dr. Prabhu as well.
I believe that he has given my wife much more time to be with the man that adores her.
(me..by the way)
Good luck to you Mr. Williams, maybe we will see you around the brain and spine office from time to time, at least I hope so.
Thanks to Doctor Prabhu, Doctor Puduvalli, Betsy, Angie, Be and the entire staffs of MD Anderson and Candy and Inger in the admin offices!!
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I'm on vacation, so I feel obliged to blog ... now that I have the time. Usually I feel as if I have to be inspired before writing anything, but they say writers just put pen to paper or fingers to keys any old time, and see what comes out. Let's see what comes out today.
Our trip to Key West was slower paced than I'd have preferred, but maybe this was just as well, given that the first thing I did on it was fall down. Our male company has, like, four diseases, so he can't walk the distances we can, and when he tries, he complains the whole time. But, as I said, just as well, because this kept the pace down and let me heal up.
Our hotel/resort's rooms had their own porches, on a (fake, but still nice for toe-wriggling) sand beach overlooking a canal. The only negative about our location was being downwind of the jet ski dock and fumes from whatever fuel they use. Other than that, it couldn't have been more restful for sitting with your morning coffee.
We could walk from the room to our choice of four pools, one with a (very expensive) pool bar that we tended to avoid except for morning coffee, because it was refillable. If one of the pools happened to be full of kids, you had your choice of progressively more distant and less populated waters.
On trips downtown, we went twice to our favorite breakfast joint--Colombian Grace--and were glad we did, because the building is closing for good in a month.
Native Colombian dishes, wonderful breakfasts, Colombian coffee and hot chocolate, and free sangria or mimosas, on the sidewalk in the Caribbean district, with fluffy-butted Angora chickens strolling by.
I'd show you a picture of the food, but that would be just wrong.
I will anyway. This South American delight is called The Delicious, and it was.
Of course we had to do the obligatory Southernmost Point photo. Cuba is out there behind us only 90 miles, but I don't think you can see 90 miles, can you?
We also happened upon the original location of Papa Hemingway's favorite bar--Capt Tony's. You'll be told that Sloppy Joe's is the real Hemingway hangout, but originally it was this little coalmine of a place, with brick columns and huge timbers festooned with bras (yes, bras--hey, this is KEY WEST). This was, in the mid-1800s, an ice house that also served as a morgue for Key West deaths both violent and normal. Probably more of the former because, in the middle of the bar, a tree grows up through the roof, purportedly the town "hanging tree" which counts among its victims a woman who murdered her husband and two children. She was nicknamed the "Lady in Blue" because of both the dress she wore to her hanging and the color she turned afterwards. I hoped to see her ghost but was disappointed. Below is the best photo I was able to find online that shows the inside of the bar, and you get to see Capt Tony as a bonus! He not only owned the saloon but also ran for mayor and won. His words of wisdom for posterity: �All you need in this life is a tremendous sex drive and a great ego, brains don�t mean a s**t.� Gotta love Key West. Check out the Capt Tony's website (link below photo) if YOU have the time, too.
One of our finest meals also treated us to the famous Key West sunset. Not far from our hotel was Thai Life Floating Restaurant, a fabulous Thai restaurant on what I guess you'd call a houseboat. You could feel it rocking gently, but not enough to cause seasickness, luckily. Are we having a good time yet?
If you look carefully, you'll see, in the background, the cones and muddy sidewalk that mark the road construction that took me down at the beginning of the trip. I'm obviously none the worse for it.
A last look at the glorious Key West sunset:
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So how long as Capt Tony himself been around? Not since the 1800s, or else you did manage to capture a photo of a ghost :) The Thai food looked glorious! Yum!
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I'm zany today from too much work and dehydration so don't pay any attention to me.
I have trouble going slow. Maybe what I really have trouble with is people that cause me to have to go slow. LOL. I don't mind going slow when it's for my own benefit though, like if I fell like you did and injured myself but not to accommodate someone else. Gosh, I'm really mean and selfish. I'm obviously an Id. LOL. But you were nice and went slow.
I really love that front porch. I'm not opposed at all against sitting somewhere like that. I would be hard pressed not to want to steal the blue chair though, not that I need it. Love that color!
Four pools sounds great too - especially the pool with the least kids. Not only am I selfish and a potential thief but now I appear to hate children. Sigh. I hate old people too so maybe it balances things out!! LOL.
It really sucks that Colombian Grace is closing even before I made it to Key West to experience it. And my chances of getting anything Colombian here, other that pot, is practically nil. LOL
The angora chickens are rather interesting. Around here they would probably end up on the dinner table of some redneck.
So were the bras all donated on the spot? I would offer one of mine but I'm not sure that they have room for one my size. Capt Tony's might be a little too adult for me, though I do agree with him that being intelligent really hasn't done a darned thing for me.
The Thai restaurant sounds great, though I am a Thai virgin actually. I've wanted to eat Thai but it ain't happening here. I love houseboats and have considered living on one.
Can I guess one of the 4 diseases that you male company has? He's 9 months pregnant. Right? LOL. OMG. I'm so mean today. I really need to get some water in before I expire.
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Looks like fun!! That Columbian restaurant looked yummy! Glad you had a good time!
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We drove down to Key West once, when we lived in Miami, but I never got to do a touristy thing. We had a BIL, SIL our 5 children and their 2, the youngest who screamed the whole drive down and didn't stop till we stopped for a picnic lunch on the beach and when she passed out.
I wanted to see some of Hemingway's hangouts...oh well maybe some other time. Sounds like you had a good, relaxing vacation with some interesting foods.
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Except for the fall, it sounds like a fantastic vacation!
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It brings back memories for me as well. I hope you enjoyed Key West!
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So glad you got a restful vacation. I'm sure it was much well deserved as hard as you work all the time! It sounds lovely! Love the pics! It brings back memories when we use to go to the Keys once a year.
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Sounds wonderful and restful! Welcome back!
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Glad you are okay!!!
Love Key West; wish I had spent more time there when I lived in FL. Now I'll have to go back as a tourist!
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how fun, and great pictures, sorry about the fall, but the food looks wonderful and the sunset wow
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What beautiful pictures for a wonderful vacation. And so descriptive - it's like I'm there with you. Enjoy yourselves. You look so happy.
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Sounds like a wonderful vacation, thank you for sharing!
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I am so glad, despite the fall, you and Bill and your companions had a good time. Wonderful pictures. You are a great story teller. Thanks for sharing.
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WOW! Great geography/History lesson! I am SOOOO glad you are having such a wonderful time...you deserve it! Both of you look relaxed! Enjoy the rest of your trip...where are the doxies?
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Glad you're having a wonderful time, but you forgot to pack something...ME!
Looks like a lot of fun - enjoy every minute!
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What a great relaxing holiday Suz, sounds like you're making the most of it!
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Beautiful, looks like you had a great trip. Something to be said for slower paced and restful, don't you think?
I remember going to key west when I was 8. However, the only thing I really remember going to see George the worlds largest tortoise. Then dad had the bright idea to take us out for turtle soup...it weren't happening
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Thanks for sharing your vacation.... some of the pictures brought back fond memories.
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Nothing like a relaxing vacation! Sounds like you are getting around to all the must see sites! I love spicy food! The Thai place would be very interesting to go to.
Thanks for reporting in and sharing the awesome pics!
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My hubby and I were there earlier this year. We had a great time! How laid back can you get?? LOL
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Four players for two-time defending national champion Alabama were dismissed from school following their arrests after two robberies on campus.
University spokeswoman Deborah Lane said Wednesday that linebackers D.J. Pettway and Tyler Hayes, safety Eddie Williams and H-back Brent Calloway are no longer enrolled after a judicial review.
Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban had earlier said the players "are no longer associated with the football program."
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Pettway, Williams and Hayes are charged with two counts of second-degree robbery. Williams and Calloway, who wasn't accused in the robberies, are charged with fraudulent use of a credit card.
Williams confessed to robbing a student who was punched in the head and face and kicked in the ribs and back. He said Pettway and Hayes watched him commit another robbery from a nearby vehicle about an hour later, according to court documents.
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Phage-host cross-reaction tests were performed with 774 bacterial strains and 298 bacteriophages. The bacteria (bacteriophages) were isolated at different times from water samples collected in the Atlantic Ocean between the European continental shelf and the Sargasso Sea: 733 (258) strains; in the North Sea near Helgoland: 31 (31) strains; and in the Bay of Biscay: 10 (9) strains. Of the Atlantic Ocean bacteria 326 were found to be susceptible to one or more Atlantic Ocean bacteriophage(s). The bacteriophage sensitivity patterns of these bacteria vary considerably, placing 225 of them in two large clusters of bacteriophage-host systems. Taking all into account, 250 of the 326 Atlantic Ocean bacteria are different from each other. This high degree of variation among the bacteria distinguishes microbial populations derived from widely separated eastern and western regions of the Atlantic Ocean. It also sets apart from each other the populations derived from samples collected at successive stations some 200 miles apart, although to a lesser degree. With bacterial populations found from samples collected on the way back and forth between Europe and the Sargasso Sea a gradual change was observed from "western" phage sensitivity patterns to "eastern" ones. Sixty-nine Atlantic Ocean bacteria are sensitive to bacteriophages isolated from the North Sea and the Bay of Biscay; of these only 26 strains are also susceptible to Atlantic Ocean phages. The interpretation of the results is based on the hydrographical conditions prevailing in the northern Atlantic Ocean including the North Sea, and on the assumption that the microbial populations investigated have undergone genetic changes while being transported within water masses from west to east.
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lovy29 6 years
Yeah baybay, I heard that in the news, too. They were saying that the shelter can only accomadate about 1/3 of them, and so the rest of the people are on their own. This is just sad.
baybay11 6 years
The shelter that is in the article is full. They are not accepting any more residents of tent city, or anywhere else. These folks have nowhere to go. Mayor, Kevin Johnson, wants taxpayers to pay to have these homeless housed and fed in jails, but doesn't want to find funding for housing options. What's wrong with this picture?!
RockAndRepublic 6 years
Why don't they give them the fema trailers?
Jessiebanana 6 years
I feel for the police officers. Who wants to be the person who actually has to physically evict homeless people?
Symphonee 6 years
This sucks all around and contrary to popular belief, the shelters are maybe a half step up from where they might be. Lice, food poisoning, rape and theft run rampant in many shelters but it is the same in the street. This is just soo sad.
janneth 6 years
margokhal 6 years
Wait...so they have to relocate to this shelter, which I agree is a better place both for the residents and for the city. But will they have to pay to *stay* at this shelter [many homeless shelters require small "rent" fees to stay there, sometimes as much as $8/night, which can be hard to come by if you're trying to stay off the streets]? Is this shelter a transition, helping the tent city residents to reenter society, possibly? I hope this helps everyone in the long run and isn't just a short-term solution.
stephley 6 years
Keep your chin up Wackdoodle & stay positive.
wackdoodle 6 years
Umm any kind of eviction is depressing. I'm currently facing the prospect of being evicted at the end of this month and there is no one to turn to help me (I'm already working with the city to try to prevent eviction). And though I don't live in a field it's still freaking depressing, esteem destroying and gut wrenching.
Great-Sommelier 6 years
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momma-tikita 6 years
OoOh nice picture GS! I love James Dean...
Great-Sommelier 6 years
Seems like a shelter is certainly better.
momma-tikita 6 years
Very sad.
Lilie 6 years
This is just sad.
MartiniLush 6 years
It is a sad situation, but Jillness has an excellent point. Hopefully, they will find themselves in a better situation with access to services that they need.
Jillness 6 years
I feel bad for them, I really do. However, having people living in areas that are not meant to house hundreds of people really does pose many safety and health problems. Moving them isn't only good for the city, it is better for these people when you really get down to it. Very sad situation.
bellaressa 6 years
Sh*t happens.
CaterpillarGirl 6 years
well the law is the law and they were trespassing.


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Gap International Commences Sixth Leveraging Genius Conference Hundreds of Global Business Leaders and Teams Gather to Access and Explore their Personal Genius to Unlock Consistent Extraordinary Performance Business Wire SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- February 25, 2013 Hundreds of business leaders and teams from around the world today gathered for the sixth Gap International Leveraging Genius Conference, an intensive week-long experience which enables leaders to consistently produce extraordinary results by discovering and leveraging their "genius." "We contend, and have witnessed in more than 30 years of working with breakthrough organizations, that genius exists in everyone," said Pontish Yeramyan, Founder and CEO of management consulting firm Gap International. "While many people only associate this term with historical visionaries, we believe that genius is present in our thinking during those moments when we are each at our best." Conference discussions and work sessions will be facilitated through a highly-personalized experience with Gap International consultants. They will help train attendees to gain deep insight into their unique genius and to access the precise state of mind that has preceded their greatest accomplishments. Through this process, executives and teams will be able to improve both individual and group performance in real-time. Leaders will tune into subtle but crucial clues that can predict the likelihood that targeted business results will be achieved. "We have seen time and time again that the heightened clarity that comes from this process translates into a tangible, ongoing competitive edge," noted Yeramyan. Specific topics to be addressed during the Leveraging Genius Conference include: *Distinguishing "genius" as defined by Gap International from other concepts such as talent, skill or experience *Creating the environment for a successful exchange of genius between individuals and among teams *Enhancing assets and decreasing liabilities of business performance *Taking elements of individual and team genius and applying them to tangible business challenges Attendees will also hear from guest presenter and noted Arizona-based chef Chris Bianco – whose creative and entrepreneurial genius has provided the catalyst to a successful restaurant empire. Bianco's food has been rated "Best pizza in the U.S." by Bon Appétit magazine, and he has received accolades from the James Beard Foundation, Zagat, "Oprah," and top outlets including, Every Day With Rachael Ray, Martha Stewart Living, GQ and Gourmet. One of the most powerful elements of the Leveraging Genius conference is the diverse international group of individuals and teams from many business sectors who will be in attendance to collaborate and learn together. This includes past representation from companies such as Cisco Systems, Owens Corning, Panera Bread, PNC Bank, Diageo and more. The Conference, which begins today, will run through Friday, March 1 at the Phoenician resort in Scottsdale, Arizona. There are several ways to follow the Leveraging Genius Conference: *Blog: Subscribe to the Gap International Blog, ThinkGrowth *Twitter: Follow @ThinkGrowth or #GapGenius *Facebook: Follow Gap International on Facebook Videos explaining Gap's concept of genius and the Leveraging Genius Conference are also available. About Gap International Gap International is a global management consulting company that partners with executives in producing exceptional growth. For over three decades Gap International has worked with FORTUNE 500, Global 1000 corporations and U.S. Government agencies – enabling leaders, teams and organizations to operate at the highest levels of performance. The company has global headquarters in Philadelphia and international offices in London and Shanghai. Contact: Media Contacts Kathleen Reynolds (on-site at the conference) CooperKatz & Co. for Gap International 917-595-3031 email@example.com Marcus Hardy CooperKatz & Co. for Gap International 917-595-3043 firstname.lastname@example.com
Gap International Commences Sixth Leveraging Genius Conference
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