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**The following guest post is from [Regards Citoyens](http://www.regardscitoyens.org/), a French association of citizens with a shared interest in opening up information about the functioning of democratic institutions in France.**
## France is lagging behind…
There is no doubt about it: compared to other countries, France is definitely late in opening up its data. For a country so proud of its human rights and democratic revolution, it took a while before it finally joined the open data movement! The first "Open Data Camp" organized in Paris last December is a good example of this new momentum.
While the US and the UK have taken enormous steps in the past two years with the release of data.gov and data.gov.uk, France and many other southern European countries are still being very conservative about making public data public. To catch up in the world of open data will require more than just a few political measures. French institutions need a drastic change to their approach to the production and dissemination of official data. But nothing will be possible without support, demand and engagement from groups of citizens.
Interesting — and often relatively little known — projects already lead the way. For example, the [HAL Archives](http://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/) opens up access to scientific journal articles and [IREP](http://www.pollutionsindustrielles.ecologie.gouv.fr/IREP/index.php) offers access to data about pollutants. But this is just a very small fraction of material that is out there. The vast majority of official documents, datasets and publicly funded research remains inaccessible to citizens. Indeed, it can be very difficult for an individual to gain access to specific public documents. In 1978, a committee called [CADA](http://www.cada.fr/) was created to provide advice on such demands, but such public services often won't process the requests easily.
For historical reasons, it is especially difficult to change French officials' approach to data release. For a very long time, most public data sharing has been done by public administrations classified as EPIC ([*Etablissement Public à caractère Industriel et Commercial*](http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89tablissement_public#La_distinction_cardinale_:_EPA_et_EPIC) or Public Administration for Industrial and Commercial purposes). These administrations have a prior commercial purpose even though their data are considered public. Examples include key providers of [meteorological data](http://france.meteofrance.com/france/accueil?xtor=AL-1) and [geospatial data](http://www.ign.fr/data). Having both public and commercial purposes, such administrations tend to be interested in making profit from the data by selling it to corporate businesses. Therefore, it can be a real challenge for citizens to get free access to these data and reuse them for civil society projects to strengthen democracy, to increase citizen engagement or to improve the delivery of public services.
The former DJO (*Direction des Journaux Officiels* or Directorate of Official Publications), now called DILA ([*Direction de l'Information Légale et Administrative*](http://www.dila.premier-ministre.gouv.fr/), Directorate of Legal and Administrative Information), is another good example of this situation. This administration is in charge of all legal data including laws issued by the parliament and official government decisions. Before 2002, online access to the French legislation was restricted through a *régime de concession à titre onéreux*. This means only those able and willing to pay a license, mainly companies like Reuters or Lamy, were allowed to utilise the documents. The situation changed in 2002 and now any individual has access to these key legal documents thanks to LégiFrance. Extra features like an access to the rich XML feed of any legislation modification could be of great help to improve legislative monitoring projects like Regards Citoyens' [Simplify the law](http://www.nosdeputes.fr/simplifions-la-loi). Unfortunately these features are still restricted to users able to pay the fee.
## Government initiatives: limited access but not openness
Despite all of this, the global movement for openness has recently taken a radical turn thanks to the [data.gov](http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/microsites/ogi-directive.pdf) projects, [the 2007 EU INSPIRE Directive](http://inspire.jrc.ec.europa.eu/) (planned to be transposed in France in June 2010) and [Sweden's initiative to promote eGovernment projects](http://www.egov2009.se/wp-content/uploads/Ministerial-Declaration-on-eGovernment.pdf) during its presidency of Europe. All of these seem to have triggered some change within French government's view of public data and some things have started to change.
A new administration, the [DILA](http://www.dila.premier-ministre.gouv.fr/qui-sommes-nous/reutilisation-informations-publiques.html), was recently created to replace the DJO and try to impulse an improved production and diffusion of public data. In this context, a new agency called APIE ([*Agence du Patrimoine Immatériel de l'Etat*](https://www.apiefrance.com/), the State's Intangible Heritage Agency) was settled to lead the reflexion, coordinate, estimate and organize a common data effort between the different administrations. The objective is to propose by the middle of 2010 a platform that will promote all different sources of data and describe their respective licenses.
Unfortunately, the French government's historical lack of openness left an open field to the private sector. Some companies largely benefit of this situation: they make profit out of the data by becoming an intermediate between the administration and data users. A good example of this is the GFII (the [Groupement Français de l'Industrie de l'Information](http://www.gfii.asso.fr/), or French Association of Electronic Information Industry). Disappointed in having such difficult contact with the government, this active lobbying group started to take care individually of civil servants' training, and progressively became the official investor and organizer of training programmes instead of the government. This entry of the private sector into matters of public administration certainly contributed to the APIE's information licensing decisions: there is an obvious inclination to sell the data to companies without considering the benefits of allowing reuse by citizen driven projects using open licences. This situation is neither good for innovation nor for the production of common knowledge.
## Citizen driven open data initiatives in France
Like in many countries, the first steps into open data came from the research and the Free and Open Source Software (F/OSS) communities. [WikiMedia France](http://www.wikimedia.fr/) and [OpenStreetMap.fr](http://openstreetmap.fr/) are probably the most popular open knowledge projects in France. Early websites like Mon-Depute.fr — a vote monitoring project created by an archivist — or [droit.org](http://www.droit.org) — a very active project from l'Ecole des Mines on legal publication — helped a lot to make democratic data available. Our work at [Regards Citoyens](http://www.regardscitoyens.org/) on parliamentary activity with [NosDéputés.fr](http://www.nosdeputes.fr/) and on [electoral data](http://www.regardscitoyens.org/redecoupage/) is a new step for French open data for democracy and civil society.
[OpenStreetMap.fr](http://openstreetmap.fr/) is a very good example of a citizen driven open data project. The Public Land Registry ([*Cadastre*](http://www.cadastre.gouv.fr/)) has a website intended to publish their map, which provides interesting information but not openly. Therefore, some contributors of OpenStreetMap found out how to technically access the raw data. But this still was not enough to open up the data for anyone. So the OSM community studied the legal situation and contacted the French Ministry of Finance in charge of this service. They finally got an answer in January 2009: a global export of their whole database is not allowed, but a partial one is. So hundreds of volunteers began a crowdsourcing effort and OpenStreetMap.fr is now able to free more and more data from the Land Registry.
All of these are good examples that open data is not only about technology: it also often depends on the efforts of a community in order to legally secure the data and encourage others to allow it to be reused for any purpose. That is why we helped organise the first French [Open Data Camp](http://barcamp.pbworks.com/opendatacampparis1) in Paris, where [more than 120 people came to learn and share their skills](http://barcamp.pbworks.com/opendatacampparis1_restitutions). We learned a lot about [information visualisation techniques](http://www.regardscitoyens.org/opendatacamp-atelier-visualisation-cartographie/) [from existing projects](http://transformes.fr/index.php/data-war/58-opendata-camp-paris) and from [interesting theoretical ones](http://barcamp.pbworks.com/Produire-un-Datagov-sans-attendre-l%27acteurs-public)! We also had a [good conversation](http://www.regardscitoyens.org/opendatacamp-militanc-de-donnees/) with activists, 'hacktivists', and others about the political, economic and administrative benefits of open data.
The success of this event seems like a pretty good demonstration that France is ready and already made its first steps into the global world of open data. Regards Citoyens will follow these changes and will try to modestly contribute to the global open data movement by working together with international organisations such as the [Open Knowledge Foundation](http://www.okfn.org). With our fellow "campers", we are convinced that making public data accessible and reusable will bring great benefits to commercial innovation, democratic organisations, and to civil society.


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Ever since she was a tiny child, Sabriel has lived outside the walls of the Old Kingdom, away from the random power of Free Magic, and away from the Dead who won't stay dead. But now her father, the Mage Abhorsen, is missing, and to find him Sabriel must cross back into that world.
Though her journey begins alone, she soon finds companions: Mogget, whose seemingly harmless feline form hides a powerful and perhaps malevolent spirit; and Touchstone, a young Charter Mage long imprisoned by magic, now free in body but still trapped by painful memories.
With threats on all sides and only each other to trust, the three must travel deep into the Old Kingdom, toward a battle that will pit them against the true forces of life and death, and bring Sabriel face-to-face with her own hidden destiny.
A tale of dark secrets, deep love and dangerous magic, Sabriel introduces Garth Nix as an exceptional new talent.
Don't miss books two and three of this trilogy! Lirael: Daughter of the Clayr and Abhorsen.
©1995 Garth Nix; (P)2002 Random House, Inc., Listening Library, An Imprint Of The Random House Audio Publishing Group
"It's an epic journey in a world as richly realized as Middle-earth and much darker and bloodier than Harry's trials at Hogwarts...Tim Curry brings authority to the reading, grounding the fantastic elements with nuance of character and depth of emotion. (AudioFile)
"Rich, complex, involving, hard to put down, this first novel...is excellent high fantasy." (Publishers Weekly)
"A page-turner for sure." (Booklist)
I love most books that transport me to another time and place & books that uplift my spirit.
"I love Garth Nix's books"
I'm a Garth Nix addict. His books are really imaginitive, interesting and fun. I'm waiting for the final installment for the other series he has, and I decided to give this series a shot and I was not disappointed.
I'm always looking for stories that are unique and fun. This is one of those. I'm already into the 2nd of the series, Lirael which is just as amazing as the first story.
Give it a shot, you won't be disappointed.
Tim Curry's wonderful voice brings alive this fantasy world. The use of bells as a fantasy power devise is unusual and dealing with the dead (and mostly dead) is sufficently creepy to keep you in your car long after the motor is off. I can hardly wait for Lirial and Abhorsen to come to the audio format as well.
"Loved it!"
Tim Curry is perfect as the narrator. The concept of the Abhorsen and the Old Kingdom was amazing. After I had finished the book I found myself remembering the names of all the bells. This book is worth the credit and will become an instant addiction for you!
"A good book but..."
This book is classed as a children's novel. Don't let this put you off. At times the writing is fairly simple and the story is not overly complicated. Despite this the book is a very good listen, helped by the always wonderful vocal talents of Tim Curry. I just hope that Audible get round to making the rest of the series available
"One of my favorites!"
Garth Nix is one of my favorite fantasy novelists. Sabriel begins with a young woman leaving school after she receives a message that her father is in danger. She must travel into the Kingdom, across the Wall, and enter Death to find her father. In this fantastic three-book sequence, Nix creates an extraordinary world, full of magic and horror. Parents, if you are worried about younger readers scaring themselves, there is a scene sequence early on in Sabriel that is one of the scariest I've read. Definitely worth a pre-read if you're concerned. Tim Curry is my favorite audio book reader and he outdoes himself in this sequence!
Grandma bibliophile! Audible books make reading with an active life possible.
"Adventure beginning to end!"
I actually got this book because I'm such a Tim Curry listening fan. He is such an awesome reader, one of my absolute favorites. I never need to be told which character he is "speaking".
The book was an absolute delight. I used to work in my daughters school library and am known for being a fan of a lot of "teen" books anyway, I'd spend tons at the book fair "for her" and then read the books myself.
This book was just an excellent adventure, from start to finish with just enough suspense to keep you hanging and urging Sabriel on. Of course this title will be a personal referral to my local audible friends too!
This is the first Audiobook I have ever given a five star rating. Usually, I find some reason to give 4 stars or less. This book is fantastic. Tim Curry does a superb job at narrating the story, as can be expected. The author weaves a tale that traps you and won't let go. The world and characters created by the author are complete and perfectly flawed. You can see everything exactly as it should be if a movie were to be made of it, and a movie should be made of it!
"A complete world, well-presented"
This fantasy story is NOT just for children. Part quest, part coming-of-age story with a light touch of romance, this is a wonderfully entertaining book.
Sabriel is a dignified young woman who is just graduating from a private school when she discovers she is also the youngest in a line of powerful necromancers whose job it is to keep the dead at rest and away from the living. With her father's tools, and her father's servant, but without her father's knowledge of the Old Kingdom and its ways, she sets off to rescue her father from death.
Tim Curry is a perfect narrator for this audio version; he reinforces characterization, humor and dramatic tension with his versatile and alluring voice.
Please, dear Audible rights managers, bring us the sequels (Lisrael, and Abhorsen) as quickly as you can!
"Wonderful Wonderful Wonderful"
Fantastic listen, gets you from the start, and swishs you away. If you like fantasy..this series is a must. This is one of those books that hooks you and even though you just started the first of the series, you want to slow it down and savor every minute of it..Tim Curry's naration no doubt makes this series the hit it is. GET IT, YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED
I started my audible career with mainly epic fantasy. In recent years I have moved into fiction and historical fiction.
"Pleasently surprised"
This series stayed in my wish list for months while I picked other titles to listen to. After rereading the intro I decided to get it. I am a big Wheel of Time fan as well as George Martin and Terry Brooks. This one is different but still good. Different use of magic with a good mix of description and action. I felt I understood the surroundings but they werent over down. It is listed as kids fiction but I think adult listeners would enjoy this as well. Not a lot of gore except the description of dead flesh other than that good story... good listen...
"Still as brilliant as the first time..."
I love Garth Nix and I love this series. Powerful young women, suspense, just a touch of grown-up ness.
Tim Curry's narration was awesome too - especially of Moggett. Well worth it - just hope the others will be made into audiobooks as well.
"A fantastic adventure!"
Having read the book & enjoyed it thoroughly this was my first choice into the Audible world & I have not been disappointed! Tim Curry captures The Old Kingdom fabulously! I can't imagine anyone else reading it in his place! Sabriel is a wonderful blend of death & light! It's great to see a female lead who isn't afraid to get stuck in & fight with all her might! Can't wait to download Lirael and hear how Tim bring Dog to life like he did Mogget!
"overall 3.5/5"
Sabriel is a relatively good read if you have a few hours of daily spare time. It's interesting to see how Sabriel struggles with the dual identity of being herself and the Abhorsen. The story does seem to lack a certain gripping element so I wasn't too invested in the storyline.
I would've dedicated more moments in crafting intimate character moments between Sabriel/Touchstone to explore their rapport. I feel like Sabriel's father should've played a more significant part in the story.
Yes. Although Tim Curry's narration of Sabriel is a little too nasal, while his voice of Touchstone is a little too stoic for my liking.
Yes. Margot Robbie should play Sabriel. Touchstone is up for grabs. Richard Madden should be Kerrigor.
"Loved every second"
It was Amazing :) story line amazing and I love the narrator he's done a few books I love good job :)
"Excellent, although the 'voices' aren't great"
Yes. It's a fantastic story and the storytelling is gripping.
Sabriel - it's exciting to see her development as an Abhorsen through the story
I like the performance on the whole, but the narrator's version of a female voice is overly nasal and grating - unwelcome when the main character is female.
The reunion between Sabriel and her father is touching, coupled as it is with the frightening scene in the reservoir and the ringing of Astarael.
"Strong girl hero"
Good teenage fiction, lots of action, finding oneself and a tiny bit of romance - good for any age really. I especially liked the direct and sometimes sarcastic tone of the dialogue.
"Loved it!"
Having loved the books I got these audio versions and haven't been disappointed! The narrator does a fantastic job and I have had many happy hours listening! Already listened to them all twice! Fantastic!
"Who else could pull it off?"
Sabriel is a novel where death, in all its sinister wickedness, comes to life. The eponymous heroine is to battle with the dead to send them back to beyond the 9th gate of death, from where they cannot return. Garth Nix has created a wonderful world for this novel, where a typical fantasy style "Old Kingdom", sits across "the Wall" from "Ancelstierre", which is pretty much like Britain at the time of the first world war (1914, if your history is rusty). With so much evil death around who else could pull off this novel other than Tim Curry? His voice seems perfect for this novel, and he really brings it "to life", or should that be "to death"? He tries hard to inject just the right amount of emotion into each line, each description and each speech, although he struggles a little to give Sabriel a feminine voice. He has particular fun with "Mogget", a sarcastic and grumpy cat that accompanies Sabriel on her quest, and he really hams up the character to the max.
The novel has been around since 1995 and is very popular as a fantasy novel. It is pretty well written, with prose quite a cut above what you might expect of a fantasy novel, but he does use similes a lot more often than he should. Although the world Nix creates has striking elements of originality, I personally found the overall structure too much like a standard fantasy novel, the themes a little flat and inconsequential. But don't let my high expectations put you off. For what it is, it is very good, and enjoyable. If you like fantasy novels, this is definitely something you should listen to.
"le Guin meets Pullman..."
This is a great story, reminding me of a cross between "A Wizard of Earthsea" and "His Dark Materials", that will appeal to anyone who likes these kinds of books. The narration is also very well done.
"Absorbing, clever, entertaining"
Very enjoyable for adults as well as kids. Of the trilogy, this and Abhorsen were the favourites. Sabriel in particular is arrestingly original, with great characters and a nice mix of action and character development. One of our favourites.
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its down 18%
No, but they may well work longer and harder and slow and steady makes more work in a day.
So far I like what I see with stock price and I continue to look at the Black Rock investment as a good sign.
Two donkeys will not run faster than one horse .
Thank you. I found it. I hope it starts trading soon in the US and it gets added to our accounts on Ameritrade.
Click on Accounts
Click on Gain/Loss
Click on Unrealized Gain Loss
Up nicely in after hours trading.
How did you find the shares listed in the gain/loss? I cannot find it in my or my wife's Ameritrade share listings anywhere.
In TD Ameritrade, I see the shares in the gain/loss view, but not yet on the positions screen. They have the number of shares, but no pricing info.
Add in the $2.20 US for Chorus which will yield about a 8% divy and you get a number close to the close price on Friday.
You will get 1 share of Chorus for every 5 of NZT.
Chorus will begin trading on Wednesday Novenmber 23.
Hope this helps
Where did you find that Chorus will begin trading on Wednesday 11/23? I can't even find that it will be trading in the US on Bloomberg.
It appears the stock is trading without the Chorus business today.
Don't see the new stock in my TD Waterhouse account yet though.
No cause for panic. Combined value of the two companies reported to be about equal to Friday's price based on Aussie exchange prices.
This is some of it...
Jury out on Chorus exit from Telecom NZ
Nothing to worry about here. Each existing NZT Share is receiving .20 shares of Chorus. Each US ADR has 8.0 NZT shares backing each ADR. That means each NZT US ADR is going to be receiving 1.6 shares of Chorus per ADR although I'm not aware that the ADR adminisrtator has yet to inform anyone whether Chorus shares will trade in a separate US listed ADR or whatever.
Chorus, importantly began trading on the NZ Exchange today. The close for Chorus in NZ was $2.30 NZ which translates at the current NZ$ - US$ exchange rate of $1.0 NZ$ = .74802 US$ to having a value of $1.765 US per share. With each US ADR share having 1.6 shares of Chorus eventually being distributable, the value of the Chorus shares coming to each ADR = $2.82.
Bottom line - the "combined" NZT and Chorus shares closing values on the NZ exchange were slightly higher on Monday, not lower. In the US, Chorus's commencement of trading is not being reflected yet in the US ADR price.
NZT ADR shares appear to have fallen out of bed only because the ADR is based on the Telecom Stock price in NZ after Chorus has been subtracted out. Chorus distribution rights have not as yet been reflected in the underlying NZT US ADR prices and the US exchanges do not seem to have as yet figured our that the US ADRs mut also already be trading "ex distribution". So don't lose any sleep anyone. Your NZT ADR value is still intact - solid and sound. When Chorus shares start getting reflected in the ADR prices, everyone will "recover" their apparent "losses".


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Zachary's Reviews > Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
by Tom Stoppard, Henry Popkin
by Tom Stoppard, Henry Popkin
Zachary's review
Jan 29, 2009
Recommended for: Anyone who enjoys a good laugh
Read in January, 2009
This play is absolutely hilarious. It's dry, subtle, and intelligent humor appeals exactly to my tastes. It also offers some very interesting discussion about death. What is it? How does one take his own death? Is an acted death more or less convincing than a real one? All good question set against the extremely tragic story of Shakespeare's Hamlet (done in a rather comedic fashion). I never new anyone could turn a tragedy as good as Hamlet into a comedy so hilarious as Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead.
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New investments will create up to 500 highly-skilled local jobs, establish local IBM centre of services excellence; facilitate higher-ed analytics and research collaboration to build essential skills for tomorrow's economy
HALIFAX, NS and MARKHAM, ON, Nov. 8, 2012 /CNW/ - The Government of Nova Scotia and IBM (NYSE:IBM), in close partnership with Nova Scotia Business, Inc. and a consortium of six higher education institutions, led by Nova Scotia Community College, today announced new agreements to establish an IBM Global Delivery Centre, create up to 500 new highly skilled jobs and nurture "economy of tomorrow" analytics skills within Nova Scotia.
As a result of the agreement, IBM will create a new Canadian delivery centre for application services to be located in Halifax, with services also delivered from Sydney. It is the first IBM centre of its kind in Canada. The new centre will become part of IBM's global network of delivery centres that provide application development and support services to manage and transform IT systems for local government departments, businesses and universities.
In an associated ten-year deal, IBM and the Province have agreed that IBM will provide SAP application management services for Nova Scotia's Core Competency Centre (CCC) and Health Administrative Services Program (HASP) programs. IBM will extend job offers to all seventy-five government employees who are currently managing these services. These employees will have an opportunity to grow and expand their highly valued skills within Nova Scotia as members of one the world's largest, most experienced global services teams.
In parallel, IBM is making a multi-million dollar investment and collaborating with Nova Scotia Community College, Dalhousie University, Acadia University, Cape Breton University, Saint Francis Xavier University and St. Mary's University to create a province-wide centre of excellence in analytics education, certification, training and research. The collaboration will deliver post-secondary analytics curriculum to produce workers with the analytics skills that are in high demand, train graduates in skills to make them more employable, and retrain valuable workers with aging skill-sets.
IBM's move to bring jobs and employees to Nova Scotia as part of the new investments is intended to create up to 500 new jobs over the next eight years.
"This partnership is good news for Nova Scotia's students, families, and businesses, and it's exactly the kind of progress needed to help create jobs and grow Nova Scotia's economy of the future," said Premier Darrell Dexter. "IBM's decision to establish its only Canadian global delivery centre in Nova Scotia will create hundreds of high-paying, long-term jobs, and position Nova Scotia as a leader in innovation and analytics. The partnership between IBM, the province, and our academic institutions will attract more investment, more businesses, and more jobs of the future to Nova Scotia."
With the exponential growth of big data across industries, analytics is rapidly emerging as a competitive differentiator that generates key insights for organizations to sense, respond and predict relevant market and business trends in real-time. This insight will facilitate better decisions, more efficient operations and improved business performance. The new higher education collaboration will help equip Nova Scotia students with the high demand analytics skills necessary to drive the economy of the future - from Nova Scotia.
"These investments weave together our business insights, industry-leading software portfolio, world-class technology research and operations expertise with application development and analytics to successfully extend our long-term collaboration with Nova Scotia and its higher educational institutions," said John Lutz, president, IBM Canada. "The projects showcase Nova Scotia's continued commitment to create highly skilled job opportunities for citizens as we team to efficiently stimulate growth and prepare for the future."
Employers today are looking for a broad set of workers with the right mix of high-value skills to support transformative projects that are now underway -- modernizing health care systems, making aging buildings more energy efficient, and improving the delivery and effectiveness of public service. Students studying analytics, computer science, supply chain, and engineering will all be candidates for employment by programs in the new Canadian delivery centre.
"Today's students need continuous preparation for a digital world that blends both business and technology skills," said Don Bureaux, President, Nova Scotia Community College. "Our collaboration with IBM will spark the growth of specific skills businesses will need to grow and compete in a global marketplace. With this step, we will be providing Nova Scotia students with a home-grown opportunity to build these in-demand skills for meaningful economic impact."
IBM's global delivery centre expertise spans over three dozen countries, serving thousands of clients worldwide. Establishment of the centre will help to unify application support and increase efficiencies for clients in Atlantic Canada, across the country, and globally. IBM has a set of integrated tools, processes and disciplines that will be transplanted to the new Canadian centre to deliver superior applications for clients.
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There's a lot to be said for 7-inch tablets. There are also a lot of them out there, and now Lenovo's dipped its tablet oar into the pool with its latest IdeaTab A3000 and IdeaTab A1000 models. We were on hand to take a look at these latest mini-tabs at Mobile World Congress 2013 in Barcelona.
The baby of the group, the Ideatab A1000, is being marketed as a "music tablet" because of the partnership with Dolby Digital Plus technology. The sound from this 7-incher's two front-facing speakers can deliver quite a whack of volume, but don't expect booming bass by any means - we'd recommend getting some decent headphones to get the most out of the audio, given the confines of what any manufacturer would be able to do in an 11mm-thich body.
The screen offers up a 1024 x 600 pixel resolution which, while just shy of 720p HD, is expected for the £129 predicted - but unconfirmed - price point. The viewing angle is not bad at all though - better than many yet more expensive budget laptops in our view.
The A1000 is light in the hand given its 340g weight, but we found the smooth-back didn't make for as comfortable a grip as the textured, removable panel on the A3000 model.
The A3000 is a cut above, but drops the "music tablet" front for more-advanced features. A 3G HSPA+ model will be available - something the A1000 won't offer with its Wi-Fi-only option - and Android 4.2 is as standard on the A3000, compared to the 4.1 version on the A1000. Still, the difference between the two versions is so minimal it's hard to notice.
Both models operated well and we didn't have time to thoroughly test out how media rattled the quad core 1.2GHz system of the A3000 compared to the dual core equivalent in the A1000. From what we saw apps and music playback were no problem for either.
Given their predicted price points - nothing was confirmed for the A3000 other than it would be more than €129 (£110), but less than the top-spec S6000's €299 (£258) price point - it looks as though Lenovo could be on to a winner with both of these mini tablets.
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Krystal restaurants across 11 states took time Wednesday to thank their loyal customers by offering the iconic hamburger for a quarter. Members of the Krystal Team sported 80th anniversary T-shirts, cheered and waved to customers driving in queues wrapped around restaurants as they made their way toward their orders.
Krystal sold 1.1 million of the burgers in Krystal's 350 franchised and company-owned restaurants, during the event.
"Krystal is part and parcel of the Southern experience," said CMO Tom Peterson. "All of us were moved to see so many people come out to celebrate the launch of our 80th anniversary. This is only the beginning as we'll continue to have events throughout the upcoming year as our way to thank customers and share the Krystal experience."
"Our founder's vision in 1932 was to provide customers the very best food at the lowest possible price, served in a spotlessly clean restaurant with quick and courteous service," said CEO Doug Pendergast. "The Krystal Kreed continues to be our focus today, as we mark this milestone which both embraces our heritage and celebrates a very vibrant future."
While this event took place during the lunch hour, other events and activities are being planned at various times.
It was noted that the idea for "Krystals for a Quarter" came from posts from the restaurant's Facebook friends. More than 20,000 posts were made to support the effort which drew thousands of customers to more than 350 Krystal restaurants.
Mr. Pendergast noted that within five years, the brand's goal is to have 500 restaurants in place across the south. "While we took the time to thank our customers, we also wanted to take this opportunity to thank our dedicated team members and franchisees. Thanks to their hard work, we had a great day and look forward to future efforts planned throughout the coming year."
Krystals for a Quarter: By the Numbers
Krystals for a Quarter Day
Number of Krystals sold during the event: 1.1 million
Number of Krystal Team Members Serving Customers: 5,250
Average Number of Krystals Served Per Team Member: 210
Pounds of Beef Used: 23 tons
Pounds of Onions Used: 1.4 tons
Gallons of Mustard Used: 425
Pounds of Pickles Used: 4.4 tons
Pounds of Bread Used: 68,750
Number of Grills Used: 2,200
Number of Balloons Inflated: 8,750
Fastest service given during the event by the Cherokee Boulevard Restaurant in Chattanooga: 3.5 Minutes
Overall increase in ingredients purchased over last year: 100 percent
Number of Facebook "Likes" During the Event: 25,250
Number of Facebook "Likes/Shares/Talking About": 81,500
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Snaking a night of it! Sam Faiers shows off her tan in plunging reptile print dress for another night out in Ibiza with Joey Essex
She has been spending lots of her time in Ibiza enjoying the nightlife but Sam Faiers has clearly had the chance to sunbathe as well.
The former TOWIE star looked bronzed and beautiful as she stepped out on Saturday evening in Ibiza alongside her boyfriend Joey Essex.
Sam, 23, opted to wear a gorgeous snake-print dress, which featured a plunging neckline that revealed her cleavage.
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Bronzed beauty: Sam Faiers and Joey Essex were seen out in Ibiza again on Saturday evening
The stunning reality star accessorised with a pair of gold heels and a bright pink clutch, while her hair fell loose and straight around her shoulders.
Her boyfriend Joey wasn't quite as dressed up however and wore a pair of black trousers with a red T-shirt and bright trainers.
Clearly having a great trip, Sam tweeted: 'Having a lovely holiday @JoeyEssex_'
Slinky: The reality star wore a plunging dress which showed off her cleavage
The couple headed to the Balearic Island to help their good fried Ferne McCann celebrate her 24th birthday.
Ferne also accompanied them on Saturday evening, as did her boyfriend Charlie.
The Essex girl looked lovely for the occasion wearing a white gown which showed off her bronzed skin.
Long and lovely: Sam wore her hair loose and straight down her shoulders
Date night: The couple were joined by Ferne McCann and Charlie Sims for their night out
Charlie, who is currently enjoying experimenting with fashion, stood out in a long T-shirt, which he wore with skinny jeans and a pair of gladiator style sandals.
The trip was reportedly much needed for Sam and Joey, who have had a very busy few months with conflicting work schedules.
Sam even missed her boyfriend's birthday last month due to prior commitments which meant she couldn't fly out to Spain to join him.
Birthday girl: Ferne has been celebrating her 24th birthday in Ibiza
Interesting look: Charlie stood out wearing skinny jeans with a long T-shirt and sandals
Ahead of their holiday they hadn't been seen out in public together since June 3, which led to speculation that all was not well once again for the pair, despite their continuous exchange of lovey tweets.
According to Star magazine the couple were planning on most of the break relaxing together, however judging by images since them they have been making the most of the Ibiza clubbing scene.
A source told the magazine: 'Sam and Joey are hoping to rekindle their relationship in Ibiza.
'They haven't spent much time together recently as they are both working hard. They still love each other, but it doesn't feel like a relationship when you never see each other.'
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The Weetabix scam to get a phone into jail: Guards discover mobiles hidden inside hollowed out biscuits as prisoners create inventive ways to smuggle in contraband
- Prison staff also found a secret drug pouch in the lining of a pair of jeans
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- Pictures released amid a row over ban on packages including books
Prisoners often go to ingenious lengths to try to sneak forbidden items into their cells.
In one case, guards opening a box of Weetabix got more than they bargained for – when they found an illicit mobile phone.
Individual Weetabix biscuits had been hollowed out meticulously to fit a mobile phone inside, and then re-packaged.
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The sneaky hiding place was revealed in a new set of pictures, showing the inventive ways prisoners have tried to smuggle in banned items.
In another incident, prison staff found drugs hidden in a secret pouch in the lining of a pair of jeans. And inside a hollowed out stereo were two blocks of cannabis, a mobile phone and a USB stick.
Since November, prisoners have been banned from receiving parcels of any kind as part of a tightening of security.
Michael Spurr, chief executive of the National Offender Management Service which runs prisons in England and Wales, claimed prisoners had a lot of time on their hands to think up ways around the system.
He said: 'They are on about the Great Escape at the moment and how inventive they were then. It's no surprise: if people have time they can be very inventive.
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The row erupted when prison reform groups complained the parcels ban would stop inmates reading and improving themselves behind bars.
Authors weighed in, and human rights campaigners said the ban was akin to conditions in Guantanamo Bay.
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He said: 'What we have done is set out rules that say when people can have parcels. The idea that we are banning access to books is frankly ridiculous.'
Prison bosses revealed not a single prisoner had complained about a new security regime that banned the sending of packages in to prisoners in more than four months.
Prisoners can still borrow books from prison libraries or buy books from an online catalogue with money bought from prison wages.
Family members cannot send in books or other goods, but they can send in money, which prisoners can use if they have behaved themselves.
Mr Spurr said: 'The whole issue that we have stopped books is ridiculous take on a very sensible strategy.
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'In prison you are putting a lot of bad people together and some of them are looking to take advantage of the system and looking to make money.'
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He added: 'I would like books to be an issue. If it was about books I would like that. Books aren't an issue. In fact, prisoners want sports gear and trainers.'
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On Nova Scotia's southwestern coast a thin strip of land extends into the Bay of Fundy, and leads to a string of two small islands with remarkable scenery. The peninsula (called the "Digby Neck") is followed by Long Island, and then Brier Island – the westernmost point of Nova Scotia.
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