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June 26, 2016
Luke 10:1-12,17-20
Today's Gospel begins immediately after the final verse in last Sunday's Gospel. After strong language about the difficulties of
discipleship, Jesus immediately appoints 72 people to go
ahead of him to every town and place he plans to visit, proclaiming that the Kingdom of God is at hand.
He sends them in pairs. In the Law of Moses two witnesses
were needed for a testimony to be credible. It was probably
also a safer way to travel.
Jesus admits it will be difficult, that he is sending them out like lambs
among wolves. Yet they are to bring nothing with them, not even a money bag or sandals. They are to greet no one on the way so as not to be distracted from their mission. When they enter a house, their message is simply "peace." The response they will receive may be positive or negative. Either way, they are to know that the Kingdom of God is at hand. They are not to demand special treatment but eat and drink whatever is given them. They are to stay in one house and are not to look around for one that provides better accommodations. They are to heal the sick as a sign that the Kingdom of God is at hand for them. Like Jesus' miracles, healing is a sign of the coming of the kingdom. If the town will not receive them, they are to shake the dust from their feet and move on. Even in the case of such rejection they should know that the Kingdom of God is at hand.
When they return from their journeys, they are rejoicing because their mission has been successful. Demons were under their power because of Jesus' name. Jesus may have sent them out as lambs among wolves, but at the conclusion of this passage he assures them that they have been given power over the enemy and nothing will harm them, not even serpents and scorpions.
A key theme of today's Gospel and last Sunday's Gospel is discipleship—its challenges, its difficulties, and its rewards. Sharing in the mission of Jesus is difficult, but everyone is called to do it, not just some professionals trained for ministry. Even for us today, the harvest is plentiful. We should pray to the master of the harvest to send out workers for his harvest.
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Dear Parish Family,
Bishop Deeley has announced additional priest assignments for our Diocese. Among these includes a new assignment for our own Fr. Kyle Doustou. Effective August 1st, the Bishop has appointed Fr. Kyle as the new parochial vicar of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Portland as well as of the other parishes on the Portland Peninsula.
On Fr. Kyle's own admission, the last two years in our parish have been incredibly rewarding, happy, and fruitful for him; he has grown to love Aroostook County deeply and has come to appreciate the vibrant Catholic faith rooted deep in the soil of "God's Country." On his part, he wishes to express how much he will miss the good people of the Parish of the Precious Blood…our elderly in the nursing homes, our shut-ins, our children and youth, our engaged and newly-married couples, and all of the many families and individuals who, through their witness and support, have made and continue to make our parish the wonderful place that it is.
Fr. Kyle has blessed us with his youthful energy and pastoral zeal. Though we will miss him, we are confident that his new assignment will be happy and fruitful for him and for others in our great Diocese. During the month of July, we will have the opportunity to give Fr. Kyle a proper farewell. When the details of this event have been arranged, we will communicate them. Until then, we promise Fr. Kyle our prayers and we assure him of our support and gratitude.
May God continue to bless you.
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I hope the Mexicans and other indigenous people of the American continent take back their land.
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All you European immigrant cunts living in America should fuck off back your shitty rightful ancestral lands. Fucking wankers. And you have the cheek to call Mexicans "illegal aliens" because one of your immigrant shitty crack leaders decided to put up artificial borders. I hope all the native peoples of the world take back their rightful lands.
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Hey, Aushole, give your land back to the abo's first.
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I'm not even from Australia. Most of the natives here are far too brainwashed. Some of the land they got back they are selling it off to the Chinese!!!
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Bond yields in most emerging East Asian markets continued to track lower from 1 March to 15 May 2016 as investors factored in forecasts of continued slow growth for the global economy, ADB's latest Asia Bond Monitor said.
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ADB returned to the US dollar bond market with the pricing of a dual-tranche $2.5 billion 2-year and $1 billion 10-year global benchmark bond issues, proceeds of which will be part of ADB's ordinary capital resources.
The inaugural Global Infrastructure Forum 2016 convening here today aims to enhance collaborative mechanisms to improve infrastructure delivery globally.
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Apparently, Batista has never seen Miss Iowa, Katherine Anna Connors, right, whom I seriously doubt has ever been booed.
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John Lackey didn't even hit anyone. And my Brian Fuentes jinx continues (I hardly ever write about him, but each time I do, he hiccups in a run).
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Patriots v Red Steel, CPL 2015, Basseterre
Perkins, Dwayne Bravo set up easy win for Red Steel
Jul 12, 2015: William Perkins' unbeaten 64 and Dwayne Bravo's 4 for 29 starred in Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel's seven-wicket win over St Kitts and Nevis Patriots at Warner Park in Basseterre
Caribbean T20 2010-11, Group A
Christian blasts Guyana to thrilling win
Jan 15, 2011: Round-up of the fifth day of matches in the Caribbean T20 2010-11
Trinidad & Tobago v Ireland, Port of Spain
Ireland slump in Twenty20 warm-up
Apr 21, 2010: Ireland suffered a setback in their preparations for the World Twenty20 as they suffered a nine-wicket thrashing at the hands of Trinidad and Tobago
Champions League Twenty20 2009
Oct 24, 2009: The Champions League Twenty20 featured many entertaining moments provided by players who had yet to make an impression on the big stage. Nagraj Gollapudi picks the talent to watch out for in the future
Deccan Chargers v T&T, Champions League T20, Group A, Hyderabad
T&T top group, Deccan crash out
Oct 14, 2009: In a match they must win to qualify for the next stage of the Champions League, the Deccan Chargers bowlers shook off a horribly wayward start to restrict Trinidad & Tobago to a par score on an excellent batting pitch in Hyderabad
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Stanford Superstars Twenty20 squad announced
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Strange selection choices ahead of Australia Tests
May 9, 2008: Fazeer Mohammed on the squad chosen to train for West Indies ahead of their first Test against Australia
Jamaica v Trinidad, Stanford 20/20 final
Trinidad are the million-dollar men
Feb 24, 2008: Trinidad and Tobago, led by a four-wicket haul from Dave Mohammed, bowled out Jamaica for 91 before completing the run-chase with ease to claim the $1 million jackpot in the second edition of the Stanford 20/20
Barbados v Trinidad , 1st semi-final, Stanford 20/20
Trinidad edge out Barbados in thriller
Feb 22, 2008: Trinidad & Tobago's Dave Mohammed, the left-arm spinner, held his nerve in the final over to help his side clinch a thrilling five-run win over Barbados in the first Stanford 20/20 semi-final
St Vincent and the Grenadines v Trinidad & Tobago, Stanford 20/20
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Feb 14, 2008: St Vincent and the Grenadines made a meal of the target set to them by Trinidad and Tobago and handed them a 59-run win and a spot in the semi-finals of the Stanford 20/20
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Pollard named in West Indies' Twenty20 squad
Jul 26, 2007: Kieron Pollard, the exciting Trinidad allrounder, has been named in West Indies' squad for September's Twenty20 World Championship
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Cuffy thrilled with T&T's performance
Aug 20, 2006: The Trinidad and Tobago National senior cricket team came in for high praise from former national captain Theo Cuffy following their campaign in the recently concluded Stanford 20/20 series, where they ended as runners-up
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Guyana and Trinidad book semi-final spots
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Cayman Islands v Trinidad & Tobago, Stanford 20/20
Trinidad and Tobago enjoy easy outing
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Ganga to lead Trinidad and Tobago
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Australia U-19s handed fortunate victory
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(OCLC) July 1, 2016 will mark the 5th anniversary of the general release of OCLC WorldShare Management Services, the first-ever cloud-based cooperative library management system. More than 500 libraries spanning 6 continents--Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America and South America--have selected WorldShare Management Services as their library management system since its introduction.
June 23, 2016
(OCLC) OCLC has been named a winner of the Knight News Challenge, an initiative of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, for a project that will promote collaboration between public libraries and Wikipedia and bring together authoritative library resources and contributors to one of the most popular information resources on the web. The project was selected as a winner from more than 600 applications and 47 semifinalists. Launched in September 2015, the Knight News Challenge on Libraries is funding breakthrough ideas that help libraries serve 21st century information needs.
June 3, 2016
(OCLC) OCLC, a global library cooperative, and Research Libraries UK (RLUK), a consortium of major research libraries in the UK and Ireland, today announced the publication of a new report that provides a first-of-its-kind perspective on the scope, depth, and duplication present across RLUK library collections, and highlights the opportunities and challenges of managing these collections as a shared asset.The report, Strength in Numbers: The Research Libraries UK (RLUK) Collective Collection, extends a growing body of evidence that highlights the importance of a system-wide perspective in supporting cooperative management of institutional assets like library collections.
June 1, 2016
(OCLC) OCLC has signed agreements with leading publishers to add metadata for books, e-books, journals, databases and other materials that will make their content discoverable through WorldCat Discovery services.
May 18, 2016
(OCLC) The White Rose Libraries, a long-standing collaboration among the Universities of Leeds, Sheffield and York, have selected OCLC Sustainable Collection Services to assist in developing a regional shared-print collection.
May 13, 2016
(OCLC) OCLC and Univision Communications Inc., the leading media company serving Hispanic America, are making it easier for parents to locate nearby libraries and access recommended titles to help prepare their children for schoolwork in the United States.
May 12, 2016
(OCLC) WebJunction, a program of OCLC Research, has received a $249,710 National Leadership Grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services for the two-year project, Small Libraries Create Smart Spaces.
May 2, 2016
(OCLC) Users can now add notes records included in personal lists, to provide personal thoughts or descriptions of the content in an item. These notes can also be edited following their initial addition to a list.Use of temporary lists. An entire temporary list or individual items in a temporary list can now be added to a personal list, to save time in assembling useful lists of records from WorldCat Discovery search results.Edit lists. Users may move records among personal lists, delete items from lists and edit the name or description of a list.
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(OCLC) The Northern Territory Library, a major public research institution in Australia, has selected OCLC WorldShare Management Services as the management system for more than 50 libraries in the region.
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(OCLC) OCLC and the Koninklijke Bibliotheek, the National Library of the Netherlands, signed a new long-term partnership agreement today for metadata management and discovery services that will increase the visibility of Dutch public libraries' collections. Under the new agreement, library metadata workflows will be moved to WorldCat, the world's most comprehensive network of data about library collections, and the WorldShare technology platform. WorldCat Discovery Services will also be integrated in the Dutch national infrastructure to increase the visibility of public library collections.
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(OCLC) Rebecca Bryant, PhD, will join OCLC Research as a Senior Program Officer in June. In this position, Rebecca will lead and develop areas for the OCLC Research Library Partnership and for OCLC Research related to research information management, contributing to our thematic focus on Research Collections and Support.
March 24, 2016
(OCLC) The Coalition to Advance Learning in Archives, Libraries and Museums has selected participants to form a learning cohort that will strengthen connections across sectors by attending three major sector conferences and engaging in virtual activities together throughout 2016.
March 16, 2016
(OCLC) Münster University of Applied Sciences (The Fachhochschule Münster) is the first academic institution in Germany to select OCLC WorldShare Management Services as its library management system.
(OCLC) A new version of FirstSearch will deliver the full-featured searching of Worldcat valued by FirstSearch users today. A new version of FirstSearch will deliver the full-featured searching of Worldcat valued by FirstSearch users today.
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(OCLC) The Northern Territory Library is one step closer to an exciting new library management system, which will provide customers with a simpler and smarter library experience. Director, Northern Territory Library Patrick Gregory said the contract was awarded to OCLC, a global non-profit library cooperative, to supply the new system, a product called Worldshare.


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Online Self-Policing: Check Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself
June 11, 2015 Added by:Lisa Huff
As we post to Facebook and Twitter, and share pictures via Instagram or Pinterest, we don't stop to think about how our posts or pictures could come back to haunt us later in life.
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Prioritizing Patch Management Critical to Security
June 09, 2015 Added by:Brian Prince
Recent stats from the Verizon Data Breach report showed that many of the most exploited vulnerabilities in 2014 were nearly a decade old, and some were even more ancient than that.
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IT Security: Evolving to a Risk-Based Approach
June 09, 2015 Added by:Tripwire Inc
For those involved with securing privileged information, the news of the latest big breach plastered on every TV, website and newspaper commonly elicits a pair of simultaneous reactions: relief that it's not your organization and dread that it could be the next time.
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Change Controls Are Still Necessary
June 08, 2015 Added by:Rebecca Herold
Over the years in the security classes I've taught, I've covered the importance of program change control management, and I wanted to continue the discussion here because as important as it is, it typically does not get the attention it deserves in most organizations.
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Trust-Based Security Models Ineffective: Researchers
June 04, 2015 Added by:Eduard Kovacs
The trust-based foundations of whitelisting make it more difficult for organizations to properly protect their networks against cyber threats, Kaspersky Lab researchers have warned.
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Concerns over Brand Security are Escalating
June 03, 2015 Added by:Peter Zavlaris
The unprecedented technological advancement seen over the last two decades has become a double-edged sword. As a result, information security has gone from being a tertiary IT function to a significant operational risk.
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Two's (Or More) Company: How to Use Two-Factor Authentication the Right Way
June 03, 2015 Added by:Patrick Oliver Graf
These days, you need a password to access every aspect of your digital life, and we all know how problematic that can be.
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Zero-Day Export Regulation Proposal Released for Public Comment
June 01, 2015 Added by:Anthony M. Freed
The U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) has released the proposal for regulatory control of the export of malware and zero-day exploits for a sixty-day public comment period, and the reaction from the security community and other interested parties is already definitively negative.
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Take Control of the Unsupervised BYOD Party
May 28, 2015 Added by:Michael Kienzle
Is your company's BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policy leaving your IT team feeling a bit uneasy? If so, perhaps it's time for a CYOD or Choose Your Own Device policy.
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New Global Initiative Aims at Securing Smart Cities
May 28, 2015 Added by:Eduard Kovacs
Security researchers, companies and organizations have joined forces in a new non-profit global initiative whose goal is to secure smart cities.
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Threat Intelligence Sharing Valued, But Many Not Doing it: Survey
May 27, 2015 Added by:Brian Prince
Enterprises may largely agree that threat intelligence is important, but few are doing any actual sharing themselves, according to a new survey.
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Sign of the Times: Verizon Breach Report Tracks New Category
May 27, 2015 Added by:Peter Zavlaris
This year's Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (VDBIR) added a new category to its VERIS (Vocabulary for Event Recording and Incident Sharing) to track attacks with "secondary" motives.
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Why Outsourcing Remote Access Management Isn't The Answer For SMBs
May 27, 2015 Added by:Patrick Oliver Graf
So, should network administrators consider tapping into MSPs for network security in our current environment? The core issue is a common one in network security – convenience vs. security.
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Threat Intelligence: Knowledge is Power
May 26, 2015 Added by:Lisa Huff
Organizations have made massive investment in a variety of security solutions over the years. It is important to understand what investments that have made in security technologies in order to understand the success and possible challenges that they face.
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SSL and TLS Update
May 26, 2015 Added by:PCI Guru
The answer to SSL and TLS vulnerabilities are to remediate as soon as possible. If you are unable to remediate, then you need to mitigate the risk until you can remediate.
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Cloud Security Monitoring … Revisited (aka It Is Not 2012 Anymore!)
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My next project, now that I am done with security analytics for now, is to revisit our cloud security monitoring work.
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Defending champions Chile rode on a couple of first half to defeat Columbia 2-0 in the semi-finals of the Copa America Centenario at the Soldier Field Stadium here on Thursday. Charles Aranguiz (7th minute) and Jose Fuenzalida (11th) struck in ...The Statesman, 1 day ago Argentina fan out of jail after running on field, bowing to Lionel Messi during Copa America semi Chron.com, 2 days ago Copa America semi seen by total of 8.1 million viewers in US Equilibrio Informativo, 1 day ago Semi-Annual Review of the First North 25 Index EuroInvestor, 1 day ago
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It seems like everyone is throwing their hat into the ring when it comes to ebook readers. Although at first glance the Samsung E60 is just another ebook reader, as soon as you pick up the box, it is screaming that it is a reading and writing device. In a market where differentiation is scarce, this seems to be the approach that Samsung has taken.
However, the Samsung E60 has been launched (in the UK at least) in connection with WH Smith. Critically, once you power the E60 on, you'll find the "Bookstore" icon takes you online to the WH Smith ebook store. So at its heart, this is as much a connected ebook reader as any other device, rivalling the connected skills of the Amazon Kindle, or similar offerings from the iRiver Story Wi-Fi.
One of the unique things about the design of the E60 is that it is a slider format. Push the screen up and it reveals a selection of navigation buttons and a central controller. Otherwise the screen area is relatively free from buttons, save for the volume control on the side and the page turning "Prev" and "Next" buttons at the bottom.
Why the strange arrangement of controls? Because the E60 offers touch control but you have to use the stylus to make it work. Using a stylus isn't our preferred option these days, but it does make fine work easier, and writing, certainly is easier that scrawling with a fingertip. The problem is general navigation, which is why you have the extra hidden controls - you don't want to be using the stylus when all you need is to navigate the menu or move to a different book.
It's a shame, really, that Samsung didn't see fit to incorporate finger touch controls anyway, as you'll find on the Sony PRS-650 Reader touch edition, offering easy finger control and a stylus for when you might want it. The result is that the Samsung E60 is the fattest ebook reader we've ever seen. It measures 119.5 x 171mm (when closed) which are average dimensions, but the 16.3mm depth adds noticeable bulk. It weighs 315g too, compared to Sony's 220g. It might not sound a lot, but it's noticeable when you're lying in bed reading a bit of Mills & Boon.
Although the build quality is good enough, the choice of white glossy plastic and chrome effect trim means the E60 looks cheap alongside the brushed aluminium of the Sony PRS-650 or even the matte graphite plastic of the Amazon Kindle. Passing it amongst friends, the E60 didn't fare well and we have to agree that it isn't the prettiest device out there. Perhaps you don't care: perhaps you are buying it for its features.
In terms of the hardware, you'll find 2GB memory on-board (1.7GB usable) but there is a microSD card slot hiding under the back cover, so you can add up a 16GB microSDHC card to accommodate endless ebooks, or more likely a larger collection of images or MP3 files. The E60 is also Wi-Fi b/g equipped, so it will not only connect online to let you purchase books (from WH Smith) but also let you display the screen content using AllShare, and share files with compatible devices using EmoLink - fairly unique features - but we didn't manage to get either to work.
With a 6-inch E Ink display, it packs the same 600 x 800 pixel resolution as you'll find on other readers at this size, but it only has 8 levels of grey, sitting behind the leaders at 16 shades. When reading straight text this makes little difference, but it means that any images cannot be rendered quite so well (primitive as ebook reader image viewing is).
The advantage of E Ink over an LCD display like you'll find on a range of more fully-featured multimedia tablets is battery life. In this case the Samsung E60 will offer much longer battery life, although you'll only get a couple of days from it if you leave the Wi-Fi turned on. Bear in mind too, that writing on the display reduces the battery life significantly as the screen has to constantly refresh.
We also don't think the contrast is as good as it is on the Sony Reader: the text isn't as dark coming across as a grey rather than closer to black. You might not notice unless you get the models side-by-side, but this means the reading experience isn't quite as good as you'll find elsewhere. That said, you'll be able to use the E60 to read in direct sunlight without a problem.
The refresh rate of the screen is pretty good and navigating around the device is fast enough, but you do occasionally have to pause whilst you open a new area up - entering the notes section for example. Page turns are fast enough, but you really need a responsive screen if you are going to get the most out of the handwriting. If you write fast you'll find the screen is slightly behind you as you scribble notes, but we don't think you're going to pen a novel on it - more likely jot a quiet reminder or annotate a text.
You can handwrite on books directly, or via the menu you can add memos or write your "impressions" of a book. There is even a selection of page templates to choose from, so if you suddenly think you need to compose music on a manuscript you can, or write on grid paper and so on. Perhaps we miss the point, but it might appeal to some.
After registering your device with your Adobe Digital Editions ID, which is needed to handle the DRM, you'll find on EPUB books you buy; you'll be able to read books that you purchase either through the connected WH Smith portal or side-loaded onto the device from other sources. As we had an existing WH Smith account, we were able to log in and download books we already had in our library with that bookstore. Connecting it to a PC or Mac will mean you can side-load content you already have, or have purchased through a bookstore's website.
The E60 doesn't only support EPUB, it will also handle PDF and TXT documents. It will support MP3 for music playback and BMP, JPEG/JPG for images. Some might baulk at the lack of wider format support, but this probably covers 90 per cent of intended usage.
Other features of the E60 include a calendar that you can sync with Outlook (using supplied PC software) to view schedules on your device. There is a music player which will pull up album art (if you supply it) and on-board speakers do a reasonable job, but headphones would be our choice, using the 3.5mm jack on the bottom of the E60. There is also a dictionary offering up Collins definitions.
There is certainly a lot packed into the Samsung E60 and it offers a broader range of features than many other devices. We can't help feeling though that the serious business of relaxing with a good (e)book gets a little lost. It isn't the most comfortable device to hold or read on; it lacks the premium feel you get elsewhere and having to use the stylus when your finger is drawn to touching the screen is a real bane.
On the positive side, however, we like the wireless link to WH Smith, something that Sony hasn't ventured near yet, which has a reasonable selection of titles on offer a reasonable rates, but it is outstripped by the Amazon Kindle store; often on availability and almost always on pricing. The device too, reduced from a staggering £299 to £199, comes in more expensive than the Amazon Kindle, which wins over in terms of simplicity.
If you can live with the looks and the bulk, the wireless link and general flexibility makes the E60 a good choice, however, you need to consider whether it is worth paying £90 more than the ultra simple Amazon Kindle.
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I can not find Enos Jones in my photos. I may just need to take a day and really look and clean some of the stones.
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Funding increases for early childhood centres and education and free doctor visits for under-13s are being welcomed in the south.
Budget 2014, announced yesterday, has allocated $156 million to early childhood education centres, a $199m investment in tertiary education and $90m to provide free GP visits and free prescriptions for children under 13 starting on July 1, 2015.
Southern Institute of Technology chief executive Penny Simmonds said the budget allocation to tertiary education was specific to science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
The budget would not involve huge increases in SIT's income but there could be small changes around those subjects, Simmonds said.
"If there are some increases, we will be pleased by that."
Wee Nippers Early Childhood Centre manager Stacey Gallagher said if funding was increased it would save centres having to look at increasing their fees.
"That would be great. It's better for parents and better for children."
Invercargill mother-of-two Mel Canning said free GP visits and prescriptions for children under 13 were fantastic for all children across the country.
It could potentially save parents hundreds of dollars every year, Canning said.
Venture Southland chief executive Paul Casson said the family-friendly budget had some "really good" social and economic benefits.
It was focused on training, which was great for Southland's labour force, he said.
Southland Chamber of Commerce chief executive Sarah Hannan said the budget reflected the approach Southland businesses were taking at home.
"That means focusing on our strengths, innovation and making prudent decisions in the best interests of staff, communities and the region in general."
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… that the City is replacing some worn-out (dare TG say "tired" or would it be "detired" rather than "retired"?) vehicles in its fleet. The City will purchase five new vehicles: four Ford Escapes and a Kubota RTV Sidewalk Tractor with a plow and a spreader.
… that the City is going to renovate the washrooms at the Civic Center. To say that such upgrades to the necessary facilities are necessary would likely seem more than tautological to anyone who has used them lately.
… that chemicals for treating Evanston's water will come from USALCO in Baltimore, Alexander Chemical Corp. in Downers Grove, Pristine Water Solutions in Waukegan and BASF Corporation in Suffolk, Va. According to the City, five different chemicals are used in the treatment process here: chlorine as a disinfectant, alum and polymers as coagulants, fluoride to help prevent tooth decay and a blended phosphate to coat the interiors of pipes to prevent lead and copper from leaching into the water.
… Speaking of water, the City is going to purchase a brine maker from Cargill so Public Works crews can brew their own de-icing concoctions, reducing by about 25 percent the amount of rock salt tossed onto streets and bridges. According to the City, "Streets and Sanitation staff have been experimenting with various liquid deicing and anti-icing chemicals such as Geomelt, salt brine and Ice Bite. Geomelt is a natural agricultural bi-product (beet juice) that the City has been manually mixing into rock salt to improve its effectiveness at lower temperatures." For the past few years, the City has used salt brine in limited areas, mostly bridges. The brine was the result of barter with Winnetka's Public Works Department for a loan of one garbage truck for their bulk pick-ups. If the City were to expand the use of salt brine, keeping up the swap with Winnetka would not be feasible, so the City is going to get its own kettle – the Cargill brine-maker -- to "create its own blend of liquid deicers and anti-icers [for about $.75 per gallon] instead of purchasing ready-made products [at $1.95/gallon] from suppliers." The crews can "tailor" the brew to each storm's vagaries – using, for example, straight salt brine when the pavement temperature is above freezing and a blend of Geomelt and calcium chloride if it is below freezing. Shakespeare's Three Witches can't compete with this crew.
… that SprintCom Inc. will install additional underground connections to the monopole at Fleetwood-Jourdain Center on Foster Street. The City says about the cost: "No City of Evanston funding is required for the installation of this equipment."
… that the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago would like to establish a construction yard for its Large Diameter Sewer Rehabilitation Project. The construction yard will be on property that MWRD already owns and leases to the Skokie Park District, but the sewer project will be for the most part in Evanston, affecting Cleveland and Davis Streets. The Davis Street part is between Benson and Orrington (530 feet of 48-inch-diameter combined sewer) and the Cleveland part will entail 890 feet of 57-inch and 60-inch-diameter combined sewer on Pitner Avenue and Channelside Park. The construction is slated for next year, and the costs will be paid from the Southwest and Washington National tax-increment financing (TIF) district funds. No fees will be generated by these permits, but since the "critical interceptor sewers" are more than 100 years old, according to the City, it's probably worth the effort. Wonder what will happen to Pooch Park and the soccer fields there in the interim.
… that the City proposes to amend its ordinance on illegally parked or abandoned automobiles, so scofflaws and the blissfully ignorant should pay heed. If this ordinance is approved, then the City will have the authority to enter private property – shopping areas, for the most part – to enforce prohibitions against parking in fire lanes. The property owner will have to put up signs and notices. Violators who park in fire lanes will have to pay a fine of $55; the late fee is $50.
… that Northwestern University has persuaded its water-hauling contractor not to use the stinking Veolia transfer station on Church Street. Instead the same contractor will haul the University's solid waste to the transfer station in Northbrook, Al Cubbage, vice-president of University Relations, told a RoundTable reporter, who passed it along here. Mr. Cubbage said the University's change was not from "pressure" by NU students and the neighborhood group Evanston Neighbors United. "We made the change because of the request by the Brady Scholars group. I wouldn't use the word pressure – it was really just a matter of listening to and being responsive to that group," he wrote in an email response to the RT.
… that the Food 4 Less gas station at Main/McCormick plaza is getting closer to opening. The Food 4 Less folks propose to have a 19-foot-high canopy (14 feet is the typical allowable height), because of the somewhat steep incline in and around the site. There will also be a kiosk where candy and lottery tickets will be sold and that station will have public restrooms accessible from the outside. State approval is needed to allow the Food 4 Less folks to allow customers to purchase gas after-hours (between midnight and 5 a.m.), something they would like to do.
From our readers: TG wants the City "to consider eliminating simultaneous parking on two sides of the street" because many side streets are narrow. Where exactly would those cars go that are now happily parked along the curbs of these streets? Evanston is an older city, pretty much built out by the 1920s, so we have lots of residential areas with houses and apartments that don't have garages. In addition, where we have small lots close together, homeowners with more than one car often need that parking in front of their homes.
Drivers can always seek larger streets to zip along if they're afraid of taking their big vans and SUVs slowly down narrow side streets.
I'm for keeping that extra parking. Just think of narrow streets as a way to help slow down neighborhood traffic.
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From TG: Thanks for the input, Ms. Messenger. TG agrees somewhat with your proposition, that folks should be able to park near where they live and that everyone should drive slowly along residential streets (potholes help with that, as maybe would uneven bricked streets). Would we both be happy if everyone in Evanston drove a Prius or a Mini and parked on the streets? And could two of them possibly fit into one metered parking space?
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