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Location: Johnson City, Tennessee, United States
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"only two resting places, in their emigration before they finally reached on the lands of their rest: and the first of which is mentioned was at ah, nee, cah, yungh, lee, yeh, which has reference to some large mountains lying somewhere between the head waters of the Holston, the Clinch, & the Cumberland waters: and their other was somewhere near noh, nah, cloock, ungh (Spruce Tree Place or Nolichucky); and from this rest it is presumable the nation seperated. . . ." Charles Hicks, Cherokee leader, (1826)
We will conduct archaeological excavations of the Cane Notch Site on the Nolichucky River in upper East Tennessee. Cherokee traditional histories indicate settlements here before 1690. Cherokees during the 1750s asserted claims to the Watauga and Nolichucky valleys by virtue of their former settlements. Our work is significant because Cherokee origins have been a topic of research for decades without much revelation. Despite Cherokee traditional histories, upper East Tennessee remains largely uninvestigated. Archaeological surveys on the Nolichucky and Watauga recovered contemporaneous pottery assemblages characterized by multiple regional pottery traditions that date from the mid-16th to mid-17th century. In fact, it is likely the De Soto entrada spent at least a couple of days in the Middle Nolichucky Valley and may have crossed the ford in the river at Cane Notch. We believe these assemblages represent early coalescent communities that later became the historical Overhill Cherokee polities farther south down the Tennessee Valley by the late 17th century. We recovered vessels which bear resemblance to later Overhill pottery in Southeast Tennessee but in the same archaeological context as earlier types of pottery that typically characterize different archaeological traditions. There is much greater diversity in the pottery at Cane Notch than in later Overhill towns. We hypothesize greater diversity in pottery assemblages is indicative of earlier coalescent communities. As communities mature, they become more homogeneous. Our observations are based on surface collected and riverbank-eroded materials thus far. Larger, well-dated samples from controlled stratigraphic excavations are critical to understand Overhill origins. Our samples will be characterized with respect to intraassemblage diversity and compared to contemporaneous assemblages from the greater region to determine if the Cane Notch collection exhibits significantly greater diversity.
Goals of the 2015/16 WINTER field season
The 2015/16 investigations will target two block areas across the site with the aim of recovering coherent ceramic assemblages from discrete, dateable contexts. The geophysical work allows us to more accurately target excavation areas. We will excavate two 20 x 20 meter blocks. Block 1 will be the most centrally located. Based on surface collections, Block 1 will allow us to capture the greatest protohistoric ceramic diversity - we have also identified by GPR a house floor in Block 1 (see image below). Block 2 will be placed the farthest northeast portion of the site and should allow us to capture the late prehistoric Pisgah component at the site - a house floor has also been located here. We will target closed finds, ones that are self-contained, such as pit features and discrete house floors. The features and associated wares will be dated by both radiocarbon and luminescence. The pottery assemblages (and other associated artifact classes like trade beads) will then be analytically characterized (surface treatments, temper, rim treatments, etc.) with respect to intraassemblage variability and diversity, and compared to contemporaneous assemblages from the greater region to determine if the Cane Notch collection exhibits significantly greater diversity than those in the core Overhill, Qualla, and Burke phase areas. Cane Notch appears to be one of perhaps two dozen protohistoric towns in a rather tight geographical are of the Middle Nolichucky.
One of the main things we wish to explore is that of Identity – we as westerners have a different perspective than native peoples on this.
For native peoples, including the Cherokees, Identity proceeds as follows:
1] born of the fire of your town. In this respect, town affiliation may be more important that ethnic relationships – at least as conceived by western folks.
2] your clan
3] every other relationship is peripheral; it is "unique" to think beyond the first two, town and clan (to native peoples)
These "other" peripheral relationships may be viewed better as "chains of cooperation"
In this respect, they perhaps resemble Gamble's (1999) networks.
In consultation and conjunction with members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians Tribal Historic Preservation Office, we are interested in exploring the following things at the Cane Notch Site. They proceed from more general to more specific type interests.
1] Where did the people who lived at Cane Notch come from? What became of them, and where did they go from here? (also see #8 below) As archaeologists, we are tasked with describing and interpreting what we find and then asking how we should go from here.
2] Is Cane Notch a "Cherokee" site? Was there a connectedness to Cherokee towns (in western North Carolina)? Were there/what were the bonds between towns > on the middle Nolichucky? Across the Southern Appalachians?
3] What kinds of house types, pit features, community structure, ceramic design motifs, etc. are revealed at Cane Notch? How do these compare to Qualla sites in western North Carolina? Are they the same? Different? What will the Cherokee Elders make of the differences?
The Cherokee realm and Cherokee towns once extended well beyond the 57,000 acres of the Qualla Boundary. . . .
4] What is the nature of the ceramic assemblages at Cane Notch? We will be exploring both the late prehistoric (for now, we refrain from using the term "Mississippian" at Cane Notch) and protohistoric components in Field Season 1.
a] the prehistoric component appears to be dominated by Pisgah ceramics, which many scholars view as Iroquoian, proto-Iroquoian, and/or prehistoric Cherokee (in western North Carolina, some see it as the "Mississippianization" of the Cherokees; we do not believe this is an [wholly] accurate characterization of Pisgah in upper East Tennessee). However, we also see significant amounts of soapstone tempered wares (Burke?) in association as well as some early Qualla-looking wares. Can we characterize these relationships? I think the large amounts of soapstone tempered wares on these sites on the Nolichucky and Watauga indicate large flows of people long before the Spanish arrived and wanted to cross the mountains with the help of the folks at Joara. Were these "chains of cooperation" or something beyond?
b] the protohistoric ceramic assemblage at Cane Notch thus far seems comprised of very Qualla-looking wares (in many cases, it matches the type descriptions perfectly); shell tempered wares that bear great resemblance to (later) Overhill Cherokee wares from Tellico in southeastern Tennessee. These shell tempered wares are mostly flaring to widely flaring rim plain vessels with partial/punctuated rim strips placed about an inch below the lip of the vessel. Later Overhill vessels from Tellico appear to have these rim strips but they go all the way around the circumference of the vessel. Do the vessels at Cane Notch anticipate the latter ones from Tellico, and are they related? In the protohistoric component (but some also in the late prehistoric component), we find what Howard Earnest, Jr. called the Nolichucky series > largely plain burnished, sand tempered vessels with abundant mica in the paste and/or sand temper. Some of the vessels mimic both the Qualla-looking vessels and the proto-Overhill vessels as well. There is a rim treatment that appears to be unique to Cane Notch (hence the site name) that is characterized by either a rim strip or thickened rim that has been notched by a cane stylus. This mostly occurs on the sand tempered vessels but is not limited to them. Lamar incised motifs are common, including unique cazuela-like vessels but with widely flaring rims above the carinated part of the neck. Most of these are sand tempered (Nolichucky series Lamar?). Finally, we have some ceramics that seem to bear resemblance to Catawba wares. These consist of simple stamped vessels with nested circles over-stamped. Another common vessel or motif are bird effigies on the rims of small burnished bowls. This motif is also seen on the Watauga River sites.
We will explore these ideas through both detailed ceramic attribute analysis and portable x-ray fluorescence elemental analysis – and, of course, detailed chronometric dating.
5] Based on the above ceramics, we may also be able to address the idea of coalescence. The working assumption is that early coalescent societies are more heterogeneous in their material culture, while later ones become more homogenous through time. Given the diversity of protohistoric ceramics present at Cane Notch, we may hypothesize an early coalescent town.
6] We think it is possible that one or both of the Spanish entradas (De Soto and Pardo) visited or passed very nearby the town at Cane Notch. The shoals area at Cane Notch has been called the old wagon ford for as long as local folks can remember. The Nolichucky is still largely a wild river, and thus remains as it may have been centuries ago. There aren't too many places where it's safe to cross the river. The ford at Cane Notch is the first place beyond the rugged upper Nolichucky Gorge where this is possible without great danger. Anyone traveling from the Johnson City area of the Watauga would almost certainly come down Cherokee Creek to this section of the Middle Nolichucky. It would have been necessary for the Spanish to cross the river in order to traverse the broader south side of the river to sites farther downstream where documentation of a Spanish presence is almost unequivocal (40Gn9). Several glass trade beads recovered from Cane Notch have been analyzed by p-xrf analysis and determined to fall within an early protohistoric range of about 1550-1630 based on elemental characterization.
7] It seems likely that the protohistoric inhabitants of Cane Notch were involved in the fur trade and possessed firearms - and maybe at an early date, perhaps by 1630 (thus far we no chronometric dates beyond 1650). We have recovered numerous gunflints from surface surveys already. Some appear to be very expedient, and some appear to have been reworked into end scrapers as they are not the typical looking thumbnail end scrapers that also occur in large numbers in a concentrated area in the protohistoric area of the site.
8] Finally, we think it is quite possible that the protohistoric inhabitants of Cane Notch were the progenitors of the powerful, historically well-documented, Overhill Cherokees of 18th century southeastern Tennessee. This hypothesis is based both in historical Cherokee narratives as well as recovered ceramics that appear to anticipate Overhill wares. They bear no resemblance to Mississippian shell tempered wares in upper East Tennessee (like Dallas).
Period(s) of Occupation: Protohistoric Lamar/Cherokee/Mississippian
Minimum Length of Stay for Volunteers: *** This field school is now full. ***
Room and Board Arrangements
ETSU students may commute to the site daily (we will meet up together each day). Non-ETSU students will be picked up and dropped off at the field houses daily. The field houses are located in close proximity to (grocery) stores, restaurants, etc. Lodging will be provided by the project for students who need it (those coming from outside the area). Students and volunteers are responsible for their own food costs.
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Franklin, Jay D.
2015 The Archaeology of Charlie's Rock, a Protohistoric Rock Art Site at the Juncture of the Upper and Middle Nolichucky Valley, Upper East Tennessee. ESRARA Newsletter 19(1):10-13.
Franklin, Jay D., Christina L. Bolte, and S. D. Dean
2014 Seriation and Luminescence Dating of Late Prehistoric Ceramics from the Austin Springs Site on the Watauga River in Upper East Tennessee. In Instances of Prehistoric and Historic Archaeology in Mountainous Areas of the Eastern United States: Papers from Upland Archaeology in the East Symposium XI, compiled by Clarence R. Geier, pp. 128-143. James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia.
Franklin, Jay D., Elizabeth K. Price, and Lucinda M. Langston
2010 The Mortuary Assemblage from the Holliston Mills Site, a Mississippian Town in Upper East Tennessee. In Mississippian Mortuary Practices: Beyond Hierarchy and the Representationist Perspective, edited by Lynne P. Sullivan and Robert C. Mainfort, Jr., pp. 325-350. University Press of Florida, Gainesville.
Sampeck, Kathryn, Jonathan Thayn, and Howard H. Earnest, Jr.
2015 Geographic Information System Modeling of De Soto's Route from Joara to Chiaha: Archaeology and Anthropology of Southeastern Road Networks in the 16th Century. American Antiquity 80(1) 46-66.
Marcoux, Jon
2010 Pox, Empire, Shackles, and Hides: The Townsend Site, 1670-1715. University of Alabama Press, Tuscaloosa.
Lapham, Heather A.
2006 Hunting for Hides: Deerskins, Status, and Cultural Change in the Protohistoric Appalachians. University of Alabama Press, Tuscaloosa.


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"As co-founder and GM of BioWare, I'm very proud of the ME3 team; I personally believe Mass Effect 3 is the best work we've yet created," wrote BioWare co-founder Ray Muzyka. "So, it's incredibly painful to receive feedback from our core fans that the game's endings were not up to their expectations. Our first instinct is to defend our work and point to the high ratings offered by critics – but out of respect to our fans, we need to accept the criticism and feedback with humility."
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May 28, 2004, 11:25 PM
Another Masterpiece.
May 28, 2004, 11:25 PM
What's up with that shotgun?
The muzzle-end looks just a tad busy.
Dave R
May 29, 2004, 01:22 AM
Just an extended magazine tube with a flashlight attachment. Standard home defense setup. ;)
May 29, 2004, 01:31 AM
Great message Oleg ... being pedantic .. coupla points.
The girl appears to be looking at camera as against down barrel. And, the off horizontal text bothers me a tad.
Still, great work.:)
Mr. Mysterious
May 29, 2004, 04:02 AM
Good one! Reminds me of the last time I called 911...I got put on hold. No joke...a recording answered, I gave up after 3 minutes.
May 29, 2004, 05:30 AM
Good work as usual Oleg, but the crooked lettering bothers me a tad. One more thing also that I notice, whenever you have one of your pics with a female she always seems to have over half her face covered by her hair. It makes me think that she is trying to cover her face because she does not want her full identity to be known or for some strange reason she does not like the way she looks. Get that hair out of her face so she can see what she's hitting better.:D
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May 29, 2004, 06:35 AM
Bear in mind that I'm an OCD, anally-retentive editor (for a living) :rolleyes: and you'll understand why I suggest you drop the caps on "You" and "When" (lines 2 and 4). The lines are sentence fragments (following lines 1 and 3 respectively) and don't need a capital.
Apart from that -- love it! :D
May 29, 2004, 09:59 AM
I'd like to see the shoot redone with a break-open single shot shotgun, not a super-tactical whatever that thing is.
The crooked text bothers me, too.
I really like this one, too. I think the last line could be changed to something like "Why would you count on distant rescuers?"
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May 29, 2004, 10:35 AM
If intended as agitprop toward fence sitters, then may be change "you can fight and win" to "you can protect yourself.":confused:
Sounds less confrontational, some may be against "fighting" but harder to argue against "protection."
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By Nick Wagoner
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After a couple days of consistently bad news, the Rams got some good news Tuesday night. Quarterback Marc Bulger had an MRI on his left knee Tuesday, but the results came back the way he hoped, revealing there was no damage. Had Bulger suffered a serious injury, it would have been the next in an extensive line of blows for the Rams in the preseason.
Kyle Turley's back remains a question, Dave Wohlabaugh was released because of a hip injury, Jimmy Kennedy broke his foot and Travis Fisher broke his right forearm. None of that would compare to a Bulger injury that would cause him to miss an extended period. Fortunately for the Rams, it appears they have little to worry about in Bulger's case.
Bulger said his knee is going to be fine. "It's good," Bulger said. "We just had an MRI just because we didn't have the extra time to evaluate it after a day or two. With the short week, we just wanted to get a quicker diagnosis. I think you can usually tell when you're injured, but I think it was just more precautionary." Bulger said his knee was sore and he might be limited with running in the next few days, but he expects to play against Washington on Friday night.
Coach Mike Martz said Tuesday that Bulger was spun around and might have been hit on the kneecap when he was sacked in the first half against Kansas City on Monday night. Bulger played the entire first half before calling it a night. In his stint, Bulger was eight-of-15 for 67 yards and an interception. The Chiefs blitzed more than most teams in the preseason, taking advantage of St. Louis' patchwork offensive line and sacking Bulger three times.
The protection must pick up blitzes better against Washington to ensure that Bulger stays healthy and the offense gets going. St. Louis has scored 17 points in its first two preseason games. Bulger said he can't worry about anything but his own performance. "I think it's pretty obvious we need to put the ball in the endzone," Bulger said. "They are doing a fine job. I have got to shore up some of my own business. It's not for me to worry about everyone else. The bottom line is we are not getting it done. "We could make a million excuses, but the bottom line is if we had 10 plays we should be able to score."
NEW BEGINNINGS: Cornerbacks Kevin Garrett and DeJuan Groce began their first day of practice as Fisher's potential replacements. Martz said Fisher had surgery Wednesday and there was no nerve damage. Groce has missed time because he sprained his left knee on Aug. 18, and he resumed running Wednesday.
Replacing an injured player is not new to Groce, who was in a similar situation in 2003. Fisher strained his groin against Green Bay on Oct. 19 and Groce came in to replace him. The next week against Pittsburgh, Groce made his first career start in Fisher's stead.
Groce performed well against the Steelers, making a pair of tackles and snatching his first interception in the fourth quarter. He is looking forward to getting another opportunity to make a difference. "I'm hoping to play Friday, but I don't know what's going to happen," Groce said. "There's always been an urgency, but there is more of an urgency now. It's exciting to know you've got an opportunity. This is one of our chances to go out there and perform."
Garrett, meanwhile, has been healthy all through training camp after missing time in 2003 with a broken wrist. His pure speed makes him a top candidate to step in and contribute in Fisher's place. Garrett and Groce started for Fisher and Jerametrius Butler, who were struggling with hamstring tightness, against Chicago in the first preseason game, getting some valuable experience, but this time it will be different, for both young corners will be competing for a starting job with more long-term implications.
Garrett said he hopes to take advantage of his opportunity against the Redskins. "Of course I want to go out there and do good so I can prove myself so I can relieve the burden off myself and let everybody relax a little bit to let them know I am capable of taking the job," Garrett said.
With the inexperience of Garrett and Groce, it is obvious to them that they could be picked on by opposing quarterbacks. Butler will hold down his position on one side and, after a solid campaign in 2003, should only be better this season. That makes the young corners prime targets in coverage. "We expect that, I mean, we are young, we are new," Garrett said. "They haven't seen us much plus they are going to try to test us, but I mean if you go out there and hold your own it will be like anybody else. You've got to earn your respect."
DISHMAN PROGRESSES: Guard Chris Dishman has made considerable progress since arriving at training camp weighing 375 pounds. Dishman immediately took on a serious diet, dropping 21 pounds in about two weeks to get to the svelte 354 he weighs now.
He said Wednesday that he needs to drop another 20 or so pounds to get to the point where he can play at his best. "It's only been two week since I came into camp, so it's still going to take a couple more weeks," Dishman said. "The wind and everything was there, it's just I'm slower moving off the ball than I'm used to. I think that has to do with being overweight and not working out since May. "I need to get down another 15-20 pounds and I don't know how long that is going to take. The first 20 would be easy, but I'm not sure what the next 20 will be like."
Dishman started at left guard against Kansas City and played 51 snaps before his night ended. He came to the Rams from Arizona early in training camp, and after the injury to Wohlabaugh, became an instant contender for the starting spot at left guard vacated by center Andy McCollum. Dishman said the injuries along the line make it important for the offensive line to begin to jell. "We only have like a week and a half of training camp left and then we're ready to roll," Dishman said. "We have to iron it out and click. I think we can get it done. We have to get it done."
INJURY UPDATES: A few Rams returned to full-time 11-on-11 action Wednesday. Nütten, who wasn't injured, but had not played since signing with the Rams last week, took part in team drills and will probably play Friday. Martz said he is ready to get a look at Nütten. "He's up in weight, he's gaining his strength back and he feels good," Martz said. "I'm anxious to get him in the game and play him a little bit."
Tight end Cameron Cleeland, who missed most of training camp with a hamstring injury and was shaken up Saturday night in a car accident, returned to team drills and moved well. Robert Cromartie, who didn't make it out of the first day of training camp healthy, did some running and wore pads and a helmet for the first time. Fullback Joey Goodspeed is also recovering well from his hamstring injury.
Perhaps the best injury news came in the form of running back Lamar Gordon, who joined Groce in some running. Gordon had surgery on his left foot a few weeks ago and appears to be ahead of schedule for his return. Martz said Gordon was thrilled to be doing any kind of work after dealing with the injury since his junior year at North Dakota State.
"He's coming along real well," Martz said. "He had a smile on his face from ear to ear." That left the only bystanders as Jimmy Kennedy (broken right ankle), Jeremy Phillips (neck) and Adam Timmerman (shoulder).


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According to Orlando Figes in his book Crimea: The Last Crusade, religion was at the very heart of the Crimean War; from the original dispute over the Holy Sepulchre in 1853 to the mass plantations of Christians in the Crimea after 1856. Yet in his study, which analyses the place and role of religion in Britain, France, the Ottoman Empire and Russia before, during and after the Crimean War, the place of Ireland and its religious response as part of the United Kingdom is completely overlooked. As well as this, several Irish historical studies have addressed the issue of Ireland and the Crimean War since 1964, and even though four of them have addressed the issue of religion during the war, two being lengthy narratives on the Roman Catholic element, the Society of Friends in Ireland has received minimal attention. To date only Brian Griffin's article in Irish Sword has addressed this issue, but only in passing. On the other hand the Society of Friends in Britain during the Crimean War has been the subject of two substantial articles by Stephen Frick. The latter of these only contained two brief references to Ireland and when coupled with the several Irish studies on the war, which together contain only one reference to the denomination, one might wrongly assume that the Society of Friends in Ireland did not respond to the war to any great degree.
Yet this article will show that the Society of Friends in Ireland did respond in every year of the war from 1854-6; this it did through both its Meetings and through individuals and through active and passive means. It will also be shown that in spite of the Ninth Query, and the attempts of the Yearly Meetings to reinforce it, three distinct infractions did occur in Ireland. In spite of the Catholic Church's initial hesitations, its criticisms and its failure to properly observe the National Days of Humiliation and the later National Day of Celebration, the Society of Friends was the only Irish denomination to actively oppose the conflict. All the other denominations in Ireland supported the war, with the Roman Catholic, Anglican and Presbyterian churches all providing chaplains (and nursing sisters in the case of the Catholics) to care for the soldiers in the Crimea. Although the Society is primarily remembered today in Irish 'folk memory' for its response to the Great Famine, its response to the Crimean War only a decade later is of equal interest, and forms an integral part of Ireland's response to the war as a whole, and the Society's global historiography.
The Crimean War was a war which initially broke out between the Russian and Ottoman Empires in August 1853 when Russia invaded the Danubian Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia, vassal states of the Sultan. As the conflict in the East drew on, the public in both the United Kingdom and France became increasingly eager to intervene. This eagerness was bolstered by the writings of the contemporary press and the failure of continued political efforts, and led to the declaration of war by Britain and France on 28 and 29 March 1854. As in Britain, the various religious denominations in Ireland responded differently and in varying degrees to the Crimean War and its issues.
One of a number of images produced by the satirical magazine Punch in the first year of the war, during which British Quakers actively endeavoured to avert a war with Russia. Punch, xxvi, no. 667 (22 Apr. 1854), p. 162.
An analysis of contemporary Presbyterian journals as well as the papers of the Sisters of Mercy, the Jesuits and the Archbishop of Dublin clearly illustrate the enthusiasm felt for the war by those two denominations, but more so the sense of opportunity which it provided for both churches. Although their respective chaplains had been legitimated within the Army two decades earlier, the financial constraints on the British military post-Waterloo meant that they had not been able to put them in the field to show their worth or to tend to their adherents. The Crimean War provided that opportunity. During the three years of the war...
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Living in luxury in Asia doesn't have to cost a fortune.
Certain high-end goods and services can be had on the cheap in cities like Jakarta, Manila, and Kuala Lumpur, compared to the prices demanded in some other cities in Asia, according to a new report out Tuesday from Bank Julius Baer.
Annual membership fees at an exclusive golf club in Jakarta will cost around $4,679, compared to $384,948 at one of Hong Kong's top clubs. A bottle of 2000 Lafite Rothschild in Kuala Lumpur will lighten your wallet by just $1,979, versus $5,456 for the same bottle in Shanghai, according to the study. Read More »
Uber, the mobile phone app that allows users to summon a luxury sedan to their doorstep, is taking aim at Asia's legions of style-conscious commuters.
The two-year old startup is looking to Singapore, where the English language dominates and bankers and execs blossom like heliconias, for a launching pad. The service has been in test mode in Singapore since mid-January and is up to 2,000 users. Company executives officially kicked things off this week with a party at Au Jardin in the Singapore Botanic Gardens. Read More »
Indonesia now has more billionaires than Japan, as Southeast Asia's largest economy's expanding middle class continues to ignore the global economic slowdown and shop, pushing up the value of the companies that sell them new stuff and services.
Forbes Indonesia's latest list of the country's richest people, released this week, sets its billionaire tally at a record 32 people and families, edging out Japan, which Forbes says is home to 28 billionaires. Last year Indonesia had 26 billionaires, according to Forbes' calculations. Read More »
A day after Mulberry Group PLC's shares plunged by a quarter on a profit warning, the British fashion house launched its first Asia flagship store in Singapore, hoping to cash in on the region's growing demand for luxury wares.
The store will complement Mulberry's offerings across the region – including its three existing stores in Singapore, 24 in South Korea, and other stores in Hong Kong, Japan and other key Asian markets. But the flagship store in Singapore, spanning almost 4, 000 square feet and spread across two floors, will be the first to offer the full range of Mulberry products—an indication of the luxury brand's push to grab a bigger slice of the Asian market. Read More »
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SINGAPORE – The company behind the famed Eastern & Oriental Express train line between Singapore and Bangkok is laying out plans for a new luxury service – this time a new river cruise up Myanmar's Ayeyarwady river.
The operator, Nasdaq-listed Orient-Express Hotels Ltd., hopes the new route up the iconic river scheduled to begin in July 2013 will tap into a burgeoning demand for new tourism products in Myanmar as the once-reclusive nation continues emerging after a half-century of military rule. Read More »
Singapore's marinas have had a busy few weeks; playing host to massive superyachts, well-heeled potential buyers and some of the most expensive boats in the world – part of the city-state's efforts to position itself as the prime destination for Asia's new wealthy.
Over the past month, Singapore played host to the Singapore Yacht Show and Boat Asia; both focused on showcasing million-dollar boats luring wealthy buyers to Southeast Asia's increasingly crowded marinas. Read More »
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Q: what do you do if your dog starts choking?
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First of all, ask the vet how to handle a choking situation. One of our dogs was choking and we just flew to the vets' office. Choking can be caused by many different things. Be prepared and know what to do in advance so you won't have to worry, ok?
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we have found that putting our finger in his mouth cuases him to gag when he has chocked and he usally with throw up whatever it is he shouldn't have had. Also be sure there aren't things lying around for them to get a hold of just like you would baby proof a house we did the same for the dog.
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I guess it depends on what he is choking on. Dee has the best answer. Be prepared beforehand. Max has a vet appointment Monday. (just updating the shots) I'm going to ask them how to handle a choking situation.
When I was really little (about 8) our dog Coco was choking on a bone. I carefully pulled out the bone and yelled at everyone in my family. The bone was in the garbage out side, put there after dinner. That moment has been etched in my mind as if it happened yesterday.
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Cisco welcomes Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus' (D-MT) announcement yesterday that the Committee intends to move legislation to implement pending U.S. free trade agreements with South Korea, Colombia and Panama, as well as to renew Trade Adjustment Assistance. Cisco also appreciates the bipartisan approach taken by Committee's Ranking Member Orin Hatch (R-UT), who has been instrumental in helping build consensus and create momentum in Congress to pass these agreements. As I've indicated in previous posts, Cisco supports Congressional passage of trade agreements as soon as possible, and we expect implementation to increase market access in these growing markets.
Cisco Welcomes Congressional Action on Free Trade
Coming to Grips with the Coming Spectrum Crisis in the United States
For all of you who rely on your smartphone, tablet or laptop, your elected representatives have given you something to cheer about. Mobile data traffic is projected by Cisco to grow 21 times between 2010 and 2015, from about 45 petabytes per month to over 900 petabytes per month. All those "bytes" need radio spectrum – and lots of it. More spectrum than is available today. And more spectrum than what the US government can provide based on current inventories.
The Senate Commerce Committee looked the mobile future in the face and today approved Senator Jay Rockefeller's (D-WV) and Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson's (R-TX) bill to make available significant new spectrum for commercial wireless networks (both licensed and unlicensed) and for public safety. While there is likely to be a long and winding road before Congress sends a spectrum bill to the White House, a committee vote is an important milestone in moving from policy ideas to concrete legislation.
The Senate Commerce Committee's action today, if it becomes law, would open a minimum of 84 MHz, and quite possibly more, spectrum for licensed carrier use in spectrum now assigned to broadcast television. It would also require the FCC and the National Telecommunications and Information Agency to consider opening an additional 120 MHz of spectrum in the 5 GHz band – now increasingly used for Wi Fi. Public safety would get more spectrum, too, from a 10 MHz piece of spectrum previously assigned to commercial uses but not auctioned.
Is all this spectrum really necessary? Yes. With demand soaring at unprecedented rate, carriers are increasingly offloading data traffic to Wi Fi. The wireless technologies that are used to deliver broadband access require broad blocks of spectrum to work efficiently. More spectrum provides a path forward for innovation – for newer, faster and better devices and applications. And the action helps each of us in our daily lives – more spectrum will be a huge help in avoiding future congestion so that we can enjoy all those powerful (and fun!) devices and applications.
Cisco joined with the tech industry to advance this legislation, and we will continue to champion the cause of more spectrum as the bill continues to wind its course through Congress.
Trade Progress: Movement on the US/Colombia FTA
The White House announced today that it had reached agreement with the government of Colombia on labor rights, which will "…clear the way for the U.S.-Colombia Trade Agreement to move forward to Congress."
Cisco applauds both governments for agreeing on a path forward and is pleased that the U.S. Congress will soon consider implementing legislation for the U.S.-Colombia Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
Cisco strongly supports passage of the FTA, whose implementation will provide meaningful commercial benefits. For example, Colombia has agreed to adopt the Information Technology Agreement (ITA), which will result in the elimination of import duties ranging from 5% to 15% on information & communications technology products exported to Colombia, providing economic stimulus to both economies.
Cisco detailed these and other benefits of the U.S.-Colombia FTA in remarks to Congressional staff during a high-tech industry briefing last week.
As a member of the Latin America Trade Coalition and of the U.S.-Korea FTA Business Coalition, Cisco joins our colleagues in the high-technology industry and broader business community to support swift Congressional passage and implementation of the pending FTAs.
Winning the Future with Radio Spectrum
At a White House event today, 112 economists — including Nobel Laureates, distinguished academics, and former government officials from both parties — presented a letter to President Obama on radio spectrum. The message?
The President should support, and Congress should pass, legislation granting the Federal Communications Commission voluntary incentive auction authority.
In fact, the President's economic team, and many Congressional Republicans and Democrats, are of the view that this new type of auction is the best path forward to transforming how we use radio spectrum in the 21st Century. And there is broad consensus that the demand for mobile broadband is rising. Cisco believes that from 2010to 2015, the United States will see mobile data rising by a factor of 26.
So, there is little controversy about the concept of voluntary incentive auctions, an idea that was born from the FCC's analysis that it needed to find spectrum quickly to meet the sharply increasing demand for mobile broadband data. Simply put, incentive auctions provide a financial incentive that allows incumbent spectrum holders to sell existing spectrum so that it can be repurposed for broadband.
The debate is now over the details. How much money would such an auction raise? How much "incentive" do you provide? Can this voluntary mechanism provide enough spectrum to address the looming spectrum crunch?
Today's letter makes it clear that the time is now to get those questions answered. The stakes are too high not to do so.
Consumers, who want high quality data services and who are increasingly buying more and more mobile devices have a stake. So do businesses which depend upon mobile workers and wireless M2M in their future. So do taxpayers, who should see a significant contribution to the federal treasury – the last significant auction of spectrum raised $19 billion.
This issue isn't partisan. Market-based mechanisms like incentive auctions are the best way to allow radio spectrum to be placed to its highest, best use and to do so with a minimum of transaction costs.
Congress should move this item to the top of the agenda, and take action soon to give the FCC the authority it needs.
Can 112 economists be wrong? I don't think so.
Free Trade Update: Korea, Colombia, Panama
On Monday, I offered remarks to approximately thirty staff in the U.S. House of Representatives on the benefits of the U.S.-Korea, U.S.-Colombia and U.S.-Panama Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), along with high-tech industry colleagues from IBM, Microsoft, HP and Intel. It was great to have an opportunity to talk about how Cisco and our customers would be impacted by implementation of these agreements, and for the industry to emphasize the importance of open trade policy to help fuel international competitiveness. Most trade analysts expect Congress to pass the U.S.-Korea FTA first, as American companies would be at a market disadvantage vis-à-vis European-based competitors after July 1, when the EU-Korea FTA goes into effect. Cisco supports passage of all three agreements, and we're hopeful that the Obama Administration is able to work through any remaining issues on the FTAs with Colombia and Panama as soon as possible.


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Potty Training & Travel
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Because at some point, you need to leave the house. How to continue potty training while you're away from home. (Hint: DON'T FORGET A TOWEL.)
Changing Time Zones with a Baby
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Because it's not really a vacation if they're up and demanding breakfast at 3 am.
Baby & The Beach
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Diapers and sunscreen and gimmicks and gear. What works and what doesn't, down by the shore.
Pinheads at the Olympic Winter Games: Pin Trading is Huge
I've heard about the fun subculture of pin trading at Disney World. But, now that I'm at perhaps one of the greatest global get-togethers, the Olympic Winter Games, it makes sense that pin trading is the language visitors use to meet others from around the world and have fun. In fact, pin trading enthusiasts call each other pinheads. Love it!
Dreams Coming True
I'm at the Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver right now thanks to P&G. And, yes, it's spectacular.
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