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I did it today. I took the cover off that I had put on for the winter and put one on with out holes and is cedar.
I then cut it off about where I thought the end was from my probe some days ago. I was right, sure don't know how that happened. Most of the time Murphy is with me. I then put the hive stand in place on the post and braced it.
Then I placed one empty hive body in place.
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Jon Dore is me. I is a relatively nice human. When I'm not out encouraging people to get along, I am at home drawing cartoons of the prophet Muhammad. Originally from Canada, I now live in Los Angeles. The days are warm, the nights are cool and there is a bar just down the street which has a happy hour. On some evenings I can watch my television show, "The Jon Dore Television Show" on IFC. I pretend that I'm not interested in watching it when friends are over, however it does bring me a genuine sense of joy and it makes me feel superior to others. Variety placed me on their "10 Comics to Watch" list. I'm a white, heterosexual male who enjoys making love to men while wearing a do-rag -- provided I am not menstruating. My favorite hobby is wasting people's time. For evidence of this please click this link.
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Television audiences know Jon Dore as the star of his own award-winning mockumentary series, The Jon Dore Television Show, documenting his hilarious and outrageous debates on life's challenges and changes, from weight loss to gender. The series ran for a successful two seasons on IFC and The Comedy Network in Canada. Dore also served as co-creator, co-producer and writer on the series, proving he is just as comfortable behind the camera.
From his humble beginnings as the co-host of cable talk show Daytime Ottawa (Rogers Television) and the irreverent roving reporter on Canadian Idol (CTV), Dore went on to host HBO Canada's Funny as Hell. Entering its third season, the series showcases bold and uncensored comedy from the fastest rising comedians at the Just For Laughs Festival. He starred in the stand-up specials Comedy Central Presents...Jon Dore and Comedy Now! (CTV/The Comedy Network); appeared on Comedy Central's Live at Gotham, CC: Stand-Up: The Bonnaroo Experience and Mash Up; made guest-starring turns on How I Met Your Mother (CBS) and Scare Tactics (Syfy); and was the lead in the CBS pilot My Life As an Experiment. He is a regular on late night talk shows and has the honor of being the first stand-up to appear on Conan (TBS).
Dore's feature film credits include the indie drama Gus, opposite Michelle Monaghan (Mission: Impossible III), and the comedy Stag, with Donald Faison (Scrubs) and Eva Amurri (Californication), which picked up two awards -- Best Ensemble and Excellence in Filmmaking -- at the LA Comedy Film Festival.
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Plus competition is much steeper now. Johnny wasn't competing against Hanyu, Chan and Kozuka at their primes, and these unreal quad jumpers like Brezina and Fernandez. Adam is already pretty weak in the jump department, his basics aren't so strong either and this is why he ends up 13th at Worlds. I know he wasn't at his best in Nice, but he skated like he has all season, about as well as we can expect from him at this point, and the placement is accurate. In fact, he's probably not even the 13th best skater in the World right now because others underperformed or were not at Worlds. Idk. Adam has nice spins and artistry but that isn't enough, certainly not now. It was never enough for Johnny and that was during an era where the men's field wasn't quite so stacked.
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FWIW, the PSA did exonerate Callaghan, in 2009 I believe. And I recall there was a lot of suspicion that the accuser, also a fairly well-known coach, was being untruthful and had other motives for the accusation. Waiting so long to bring up accusations did not help his case.
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Hacking is in his end?
So where do you think security is going, to Social Engineering (boring), to anit virus technologies (kind of Social Engineering), to IDS/IPS tech.
In Past Conventions on Defcon and BlackHat, nothing new or even intersting.
No new attacks techniques?
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A mythical creature, half donkey, half vampire that returns for vengeance once a century in the rural town of Python.
as the legend goes it, the donkire only comes out once a century, fooling the common man with its donkey chamr, but when the full moon shows down on the small town of python, the true identity is revealed, a vampire donkey.
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I want to order courseware for another ECC certification, but I don't want to order it from the ECC site. Last time I did that I received binders with pages and had to put them in. I'd much rather have a book than a binder.. even if it is the same material =P


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Matthew Williamson Spring 2012
Matthew Williamson is the first designer to hold a fashion show in the halls of the Tate Modern, and those curatorial aspirations come back to an image on his spring 2012 mood board by artist Mat Collishaw. Collishaw's work is part of the Tate's permanent collection and he's known for recasting images from the natural world in a radiant new digital light. In many ways Williamson faces a similar task with his label: How do you filter Balearic exuberance through the clean lens of an urban wardrobe? He opened the debate with an artfully distorted ikat print that appeared to be dripping with wet paint. The pattern was at its best on a pair of army-green skinnypants and a military jacket that came fluttering with a fringed ombré shoulder bag. Cool Londoners like his best friend Sienna Miller, who sat on Williamson's front row, will appreciate that utilitarian, yet painterly, take on bohemia.
Pushing escapist sensibilities further into the city, he embedded stylized hothouse prints with detailed renderings of the Tokyo skyline. The overall effect, however, was overstimulating and overwhelming, much like the bright lights of the Japanese capital. Body-con dresses were just as bogged down with the weight of metal sequins, ostrich feathers, and densely layered appliqué. When Williamson wiped the canvas clear of embellishment and let the monochromatic moments in the collection soar—like a burnt-orange short-sleeved shantung silk blouse with matching tailored trousers—his portrait of a lady became clear.


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Very nice Nicky. Everybody's blues always seem to just pop. Why is that?
Florida and February
Here is my Florida and all my February together. How far behind am I?
Sheri, beautiful. They go so well together.
Well after reading 129 pages and ooo'g and ahhh'g over all the pictures of inspiration I will be picking up my book today and if I can't find it local will order tonight. Will be joining the group late so have some catching up to get done but I can't wait to start.
Plumtree it's never too late. Welcome aboard. We will be waiting patiently to see your first block. You can start at the beginning or join us where we are and catch up when you can. Whichever.
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Play-By-Playmate: A Brief History of Everything All-Star
History is often made at the MLB All-Star Game and Jaime's compiled a handful of facts and figures to help you show off your baseball knowledge as the 83rd edition of the event draws near.
We've reached the halfway point of the baseball season, which means it's time for the boys of summer to take a short recess to allow most players to prepare for the season's home stretch and for the chosen few to play in the 83rd MLB All-Star Game…
Often we get caught up in the here and now, caught up in who's doing what in the current season...but baseball has been a longtime American tradition so I thought this would be a good chance to actually get to know the history behind the All-Star Game. Here are some fun facts and significant moments in what has become known as the "midsummer classic."
Who but the one and only Babe Ruth could have the honor of hitting the first All-Star home run? The Babe, at 38 years old, knocked one out of Comiskey Park at the first ever All-Star Game in 1933.
But he wasn't the oldest All-Star to go long. The Iron Man himself, Mr. Cal Ripken Jr., went yard in 2001 at the age of 40. It was his 19th and last All-Star appearance and the homer was a solo shot in the third inning to break up a tied game.
As for the oldest All-Star, period, that honor goes to Satchel Paige, who also holds the honor of being the oldest rookie to ever play professional baseball. Paige debuted for the St. Louis Browns at the age of 42.
Youngest All-Star? Come tomorrow it will be Bryce Harper at the ripe old age of 19.
Though the game was actually the brainchild of Chicago Tribune sports editor Arch Ward, Ted Williams once said they "invented the All-Star Game for Willie Mays." Mays hit .307 with 3 home runs, 3 triples, 9 RBIs and 20 runs scored over 24 All-Star Games and was the first player to win the All-Star MVP award more than once. His 24 appearances tie him with Hank Aaron and Stan Musial for the most by a single player.
Getting to the All-Star Game is one thing. Hitting safely in seven consecutive games is quite another. Oddly enough, the feat has been accomplished three times: by Mickey Mantle (1954-60), Joe Morgan (1971-77) and Dave Winfield (1982-88).
We know who has been to the ASG the most and who's had the most successful streaks, but how about single-game performances? Well, that might go to Fred Lynn, who in 1983 hit the only grand slam in ASG history, breaking eight different records in the process. Lynn's four homers over the course of nine All-Star Games are second only to Stan Musial's six.
Speaking of Musial, he holds the dubious honor of being the ASG's best pinch hitter ever, coming off the bench ten times.
Other dubious record holders include Mickey Mantle, who has struck out more than anyone else at the All-Star Game, a record 17 times over 16 games. Oddly enough, Joe DiMaggio and Pete Rose, two of the most prolific hitting machines to ever take the field, also hold the bad kind of records. They're the only two players to have ground into double plays three times in their All-Star careers.
So there you have it. That should give you enough collected All-Star history to spout off during the game. If you think any old records will be broken or new records will be set at the 2012 game, let me know below or on Twitter at @jaimeedmondson.


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- Round-the-world ticket offered by Great Rail Journeys begins and ends in London
- Travelers will spend two weeks crossing the United States before transferring to China by air
- From Beijing, passengers travel to Mongolia then Russia via the Trans-Siberian Railway
A 53-day journey by train might sound like murder on the Orient Express, but one enterprising British travel company is offering rail tickets that take nearly eight weeks to circumnavigate the globe.
As you'd expect for the $36,500 price tag, you won't be spending six weeks cooped in the cheap seats listening to other people yammering into their cell phones.
The ticket offered by Great Rail Journeys is first class most of the way, crossing three continents in the kind of style you'd associate with a golden age of rail travel -- albeit without the top hats and tailcoats.
En route, passengers get to experience some of the world's most luxurious trains, including the Tsar's Gold Private Train from Mongolia, the Venice Simplon Orient-Express and the British Orient Express Pullman.
The itinerary begins in London on May 18, 2015.
"We've got some pretty long journeys in our portfolio, but we've never done the full circumnavigation," Julian Appleyard of Great Rail Journeys said.
Passengers will fly to New York and then spend 20 days crossing North America by train.
They call in at Washington, Chicago and Denver and then sample a few classic rail rides such as Colorado's scenic Royal Gorge route and the steam-powered Durango & Silverton line.
There's a side trip to the Grand Canyon, a sojourn in Los Angeles and a boat ride to San Francisco, where passengers take to the air once again to reach Shanghai.
The trip sticks firmly to the rails from then on, taking passengers from Xian, home of terra cotta warriors, to Beijing and then on to Russia via Mongolia.
The journey links up with the epic Trans-Siberian line to reach Moscow before pressing on into Europe.
After calling at Warsaw, Prague, Vienna, Innsbruck and Venice, it heads back to London.
Appleyard says the company had sold its first tickets but is planning to limit numbers to about 25 to "keep it fairly exclusive."
"There is a huge number of people who are interested in rail as a method of travel," he said.
"This is quite clearly the longest and most expensive trip we've ever done so it's going to appeal to the wealthy and, at 53 days, people with time on their hands."
If 53 days sounds a little on the slow side, another company offers a similar journey in reverse, via Canada, that takes a mere 40 days.
Ffestiniog Travel, based in Wales, charges $32,765 for its escorted tour starting May 3.
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Then we were back into the Fiat for a 4 hour journey to Kas (pronounced Kah-sh). The trip was another crazy Turkish driving experience with super top-heavy trucks heading up very steep grades, roads under construction, and Chris G.'s super small 15 dollar ipod speaker playing super quiet American tunes. Driving in Turkey is as insane as you think it is, but, surprisingly, I haven't had road rage episodes like I do in DC. I just want to be alive at the destination. Turkish drivers will cut you off, and pass on hairpin turns with no regard for human life
My blood sugar crashed and Chris G.'s bladder almost ruptured around the time we got to Fethiye, a small little beach town on the southern Mediterranean Coast. Here, our group missed a near melt down, before we found simple little Turkish pizza place called Nefi's. With our belly full of pide (pizza) Tanya directed us to the mountains to the north where there are several Lycian tombs. The tombs were old. From around 350 BC in fact. We have trouble wrapping our heads around this because in the US, there are very few historical sites this old and in Turkey, they seem to be everywhere. We then tried to do some paragliding at Olu Deniz which is one of the best paragliding locations in the world. Unfortunately there was too much turbulence, or something like that, and the reputable companies were not taking people up. Oh well, probably not a good idea to jump off a mountain in Turkey anyway.
Back in the Fiat and on the way to Kas. We only missed one turn and quickly corrected the problem. Tensions were high as we reached Kas as many streets should have been one way and were at a 45 degree and grade. We actually made a wrong turn into our new hotel, the Hideaway Hotel. John, the jack of all trades bartender, server, bellhop and waiter helped us park and bring our packs to the room. Anne explored the town while Chris squared had some beers overlooking Mediterranean and split a Doner. Eventually, we were all on the terrace sharing stories with Efes in our hands and laughing.
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A religious group created by a college student thats stemed off the socialist ideology Titoism created by Josip Broz Tito, leader of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslaviaback in 1948. Since times have changed they don't pratice lots of older traditions. Tuesday is the religious day where followers gather to drink grape drink and share stories of there life.
Titoism is a unique new group on in uprise on the east cost mainly New england.
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Kenya's press takes to the streets against bill
"Mr. President, you gagged us!" said a banner tied to the gates of Parliament today. Kenya's Editors Guild and the Kenya Correspondents' Association organized peaceful demonstrations across the country to protest a media bill currently under parliamentary review. Protests were held in every county in the country, according to William Janak, chairman of the correspondents' association, including roughly 80 to 100 protesters in the port-city of Mombasa, 100 in the central city of Kisumu, and 400 in the capital, Nairobi.


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The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) and the Government of the Republic of Zambia have signed an agreement regarding the establishment of a regional office in Zambia. The new agreement also sets out the terms of the collaboration between the two parties for the conservation of wildlife and natural resources.
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In the Samburu Game Reserve in Kenya, a lioness recently struck up friendship with an oryx calf in a spectacle that puzzled everyone including wildlife experts.
In a radical departure from its instincts, the full-grown lioness had been roaming in the reserve for the last two weeks in the company of the oryx, which it would ordinarily have killed for a meal. Tourists and game rangers watched in disbelief as the lioness and the frail brown baby oryx walked side by side and rested together, with the intimacy of a mother and her cub.
Amboseli National Park - in the AWF-designated Kilimanjaro Heartland - hosts an amazing profusion of diverse wildlife. The park is a stunning mosaic of grassy plains, clear springs, mud pans, and Phoenix palm woodland framed by the presence of Mount Kilimanjaro. After an intellectually rigorous, yet stimulating week in Nairobi, the first comprehensive meeting of AWF's Heartland Program staff transferred the meeting to the living conference facilities of Amboseli.
Washington, D.C. -- The African Wildlife Foundation's (AWF) Chairman of the Board, Stuart T. Saunders Jr., has announced that Dr. Patrick J. Bergin has been appointed to the position of President and Chief Executive Officer effective January 1, 2002. Dr. Bergin succeeds R. Michael Wright, AWF's President and CEO for the last seven and one half years. Mr. Wright is leaving AWF to join the MacArthur Foundation to direct its Conservation and Sustainable Development Program.
In October 2001, the African Wildlife Foundation and Princeton University signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).
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Whether it is delivering the goods by plane, rail, sea or road, the role of a logistics company CIO is a complex one.
Customers increasingly demand end-to-end global supply chain management services. This is being driven partly by the emergence of low-cost economic powerhouses, such as China and India. Integrating infrastructure Logistics companies often have to deliver different IT systems, documents and processes for individual sectors, such as retail or automotive. These have to be provided across the labyrinth of different business divisions, including warehouse or vehicle fleet management, and third-party suppliers.
Silos often characterise their businesses. As a result, a key thrust for CIOs is to simplify, standardise and integrate their IT infrastructures, while driving down costs and improving supply chain visibility.
Peter Redshaw, an analyst at Gartner, says: "Individual segments of the supply chain, such as warehousing, are already highly efficient. But many segments are not coupled together properly and a fragmented supply chain means extra cost".
Track and trace
Even companies that focus purely on the delivery of packages have complex operations. For instance, customers increasingly demand the capability to track and trace the delivery of products via an online portal.
"Track and trace functionality, delivered via self-service websites, is also cheaper and more efficient than a telephone call to a customer service centre. As a result, logistics portals are increasing in popularity and importance," says Redshaw. While customers expect online services, most are not prepared to pay any extra for them - unless suppliers extend them out to third-parties, says Jeff Woods, principal analyst at Gartner.
Wireless technologies are also transforming the ability of logistics employees, such as truck drivers, to send data to back-office systems in real-time. Companies have recently moved aggressively to replace clunky handheld devices with PDAs that connect to corporate systems over GPRS networks.
The real challenge for logistics company CIOs is to integrate information held on multiple systems to generate cross-selling opportunities.
To this end, logistics companies have invested heavily in data analytics tools in a bid to provide a single view of customers and boost conversion rates.
Tagging technology One technology it seems many will not be adding to their infrastructure any time soon is radio frequency identification (RFID) tagging technology.
"It remains to be seen if RFID makes ocean ports more secure," says Woods.
In warehouses the technology is up against the cheap and highly efficient barcode technology. "I do not think RFID will replace barcode in structured warehouse environments and manufacturing facilities.
"The two will co-exist for a long time and the challenge for RFID comes not with when it replaces barcode but what processes it is suitable for," says Woods.
"RFID might make sense in environments where you are moving high-volumes of pallets rapidly off a truck."
Exel Headquarters: Bracknell Number of employees: 111,000 Last full-year revenues: £6.3 billion Head of IT: Nigel Underwood, CIO When Exel acquired logistics services company Tibbett & Britten for £328 million last summer, IT staff found themselves in the firing line. The logistics giant made half of Tibbett & Brittens 100 IT employees redundant, as the company embarked on a major consolidation programme.
Exel CIO Nigel Underwood says the company has already completed the integration of the two IT departments, giving it annual IT operating costs of about £5m.
It also eliminated some datacentres and telecoms contracts, although he adds, "we are currently limited by contractual obligations on both sides. The integration is not complete, but that consolidation piece is well advanced."
Exel also closed some of Tibbet & Brittens regional and head offices. "We have realised £33m of total synergies and a lot of those have been in IT."
Global expansion
Beefing up its delivery of global supply chain management services was a key driver behind the purchase. Tibbett & Britten took Exel into more than 10 new countries, while its acquisition of Fujitsu Logistics last June gave it a foothold in the lucrative Japanese market.
"The rationale for the merger is the need to integrate contract logistics services with air, sea and freight. A lot of customers we deal with want us to either do it in part - in one country, or in whole - and manage the whole supply chain. We are doing end-to-end supply chain work for an increasing percentage of retailers in the US, for example. The pinnacle of Exels strategy is to provide supply chain leadership and in order to do this we need to provide IT leadership."
One of the companys biggest challenges over the past 12 months has been to enhance the IT infrastructure underpinning different supply chain operations, since it needs considerable breadth in its supply chains. Underwood says: "It is picking up goods from the manufacturers site, taking them to a sea port, running a retailers warehouse and merchandising those products in the stores.
"We have been transforming the infrastructure to a utility, taking out supply side costs and improving services. Some of this is down to the basics of standardising and looking to lower cost locations." For instance, it has standardised global help desk tools on Remedy.
Enhanced system Indian software company Wipro has done some of this low-cost work. Over the past few years, Wipro has enhanced Exels core freight management system and reduced by a fifth the number of calls to the division.
The AS 400-based system runs more than 12,000 bespoke and off-the-shelf applications, across multiple platforms, covering core business processes such as freight tracking, finance and operations. Wipro also provides support and development services for the system.
Many of Exels supply chain management processes are standardised across air and sea operations, although the documents are different. Of course, integration software plays a critical role in glueing together the supply chain.
"The clever bit comes from the ability to assemble the IT systems into more comprehensive integration management sites."
IT professionalism Exel has also invested heavily in employees project management skills.
"It is about investing in people, helping them become more focused and encouraging them to become professionally qualified in project management. We have put a lot of work into making IT services more professional in terms of moving towards ITIL standards for project management."
Overall, Underwood says: "The aim for 2005 is to take IT services to a higher level."
DHL International (UK) Headquarters: Hounslow, Middlesex Number of employees: 18,500 Last full-year revenues: £16 billion Head of IT: Tony Eccleston, UK and Ireland IT director DHL International launched a new service last December enabling customers to book online from its full product portfolio.
The UK is the first country to pilot the online booking system, although the logistics giant plans to roll it out globally. Tony Eccleston, DHLs UK and Ireland IT director, says UK customers can choose any domestic or international air, sea or freight delivery service.
Multiple projects
The new service is just one of many projects DHL has rolled out since late 2003. These include upgraded handheld devices for couriers, analytics reporting tools for executives and online track and trace capabilities for customers.
The projects are designed to deliver parcels more efficiently, while providing customers and its own executives, couriers and call centre agents with near real-time information. DHL upgraded the handheld devices to GPRS connectivity in the second-half of last year. But it is DHLs process re-engineering and back-office integration with the devices that is delivering the real value.
Scanning information Couriers use the devices barcode scanner to upload parcel information to DHLs main system - where it is matched with the pre-shipment electronic document. "Previously there was a fair degree of paper work when couriers arrived in the morning. We have automated this processing, which saves couriers between 45 minutes and one-hour per day. It is a fantastic change for us as a business. Couriers can be out on the road for one-hour longer, which has knock-on benefits for customer service."
Once a parcel has been delivered, couriers key in the final details and upload them to the central system. Data is then transmitted into DHLs global network, providing instant information on shipment availability. "A parcel is scanned seven to eight times through its life cycle."
DHLs service centres poll the uploaded information every 15 minutes - enabling it to update customers about status and identify any operational problems more quickly. "We can target an issue in our operations before it becomes a major issue."
DHL also introduced an online track and trace service last spring. Once logged in, customers can used their parcel identifier number to track the progress of a parcel across DHLs network.
"Big customers are interested in exceptions where something potentially goes wrong. Customers are increasingly seeing more visibility in terms of track and trace," says Eccleston.
Accessing data The companys investment in web-based reporting tools and an integrated data warehouse aims to give its executives vital data. DHL established several new data feeds into a common data warehouse last year, including financial, transactional, sales and operational data.
The dashboard reporting tools give executives a helicopter view of their respective performances against targets.
"Historically, we did not have an integrated view. We had a system where different people came to meetings with different numbers."
Eccleston says he and his team have delivered 36 projects since the end of 2003. "My own role is now changing to be much more cross-functional in terms of change management and the benefits realisation of IT delivery. Our focus over the next 12 months is less on building new capability, it is more about driving the value from them," says Eccleston.
Of the companys overall goals, he says: "If you look at DHL globally, we are either number one or number two in most markets. Our aim is to get to number one everywhere and clearly IT is essential to that."
Royal Mail Group Headquarters: London Number of employees: 195,000 Last full-year revenues: £8.6 billion Head of IT: David Burden, CIO CIO David Burden says Royal Mail Group has been focused on two issues over the past year: improving the delivery of letters and rolling out chip and pin to about 15,000 post offices.
Of the two, the organisations reputation really stands or falls on the delivery of 82 million items to 27 million addresses each day. It is a reputation that has taken a battering in recent years, but there is no doubt that performance has improved.
Improved service Between July and September, 92 per cent of first class letters arrived the day after posting - one of its best performances for a decade and nearly four percentage points better than the previous three months.
IT has contributed enormously to this improvement across a very complex delivery process. "We collect from 115, 000 red boxes and there is probably about 70,000 collection points, including large businesses. Mail goes through a whole process of 72 mail centres and enormous physical transportation systems," says Burden.
"We have put in new processes, computing systems and communication links. We also implemented new report processing last year so that every level of the organisation can validate an issue before it goes up to another level." It uses a SAP data warehouse and lots of reporting tools from different vendors, says Burden.
Letter recognition The really clever stuff is the letter processing systems, however. "We have been doing an enormous amount of work with address systems."
The new system - which replaced an optical character recognition device - went live early last year, but Burdens team continues to work on enhancements. It photographs the envelope, including handwritten letters to interpret the correct address.
"It is a very sophisticated image recognition system working against a database of 27m addresses. It is one that is very specifically aimed at identifying defects in processing." The beauty of the new online centrally-hosted system is it can identify the correct address even when someone makes a mistake, such as omitting the postcode.
"Previously if someone got the postcode wrong it would have gone to the wrong address. If someone misses out the postcode we can detect this and put it in. If it cannot do this, we can put it to one side and rectify it."
What happens is that a sorting offices computer captures the data and sends it to the central image recognition system. "If there is a problem, it is sent to one of three centres, where someone will resolve it."
Chip and pin
Installing chip and pin technology in post offices has presented a different set of challenges. "It required fairly substantial changes to the software systems." The organisation installed new hardware at each site. As a result, the major challenge was the sheer scale of project, says Burden. The installation is complete in all 14,902 post offices. A heavily outsourced operation, primarily to CSC, IT has also contributed to Royal Mails drive to cut costs. "We have been chopping back as always," says Burden. It has slashed IT operating costs by 10 percent.
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A parade of heroes, entertainment, career information and evangelism will be presented by Zion Tabernacle Baptist Church this weekend for the benefit of Lake Charles young people.
The event is the seventh annual Bayou Classic Christian Fellowship of Southwest Louisiana. The theme is "Strength in Unity."
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and at the same time promoting higher education," Elizabeth Conway Griffin, chairman, said. "Representatives of McNeese State, Grambling State and Southern universities will be there to meet with students and explain the processes for enrollment.
"We recognize that not all graduates will go into college, so representatives of Sowela Technical Community College, Calcasieu Business and Career Solutions Center and Lake Area Vocational Schools will be there to discuss trade school options," she said.
"We want them to know all their choices."
Song, praise dance and other entertainment will be presented on an outdoor stage.
A parade will start at 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 17, at the Martin Luther King Community Center, 2009 N. Simmons, and move to the Zion Tabernacle Baptist Church parking lot at 910 N. Shattuck, where food will be available and a career fair begins.
Parade grand marshals will be Frank Antoine of Grambling State University and the Revs. Herman Weston and Edward Jordan of Southern University, 2012 inductees into the Football Hall of Fame.
Honorary grand marshal will be Charles Guidry, a farmer and Grambling State alumnus, of Charles Guidry Farm in Erath.
The Washington-Marion Magnet High School marching band and ROTC troops will lead the parade. Participation is expected from Opelousas.
Entries of decorated cars, trucks, motorcycles and other vehicles will be included. There is no entry fee for school groups, and the fee for other individuals and organizations is $10 each or $20 for two or more. Vehicles must be decorated.
Sunday activities will include Sunday school at 9:30 a.m., taught by Grambling and Southern alumnae. The guest speaker for the 11 a.m. worship service will be Brandon Dumas, associate vice chancellor of the Southern University and A&M College System.
Community service awards will be presented to Ellaweena G. Woods, a Southern graduate, and Lottie Lavergne, a Grambling graduate.
The program was started by the Rev. Alvin Brass, Zion Tabernacle pastor, and the Rev. Edward Jordan, evangelism ministry director.
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#1 Mon 19 Feb 07 9:54pm
my daughters website
i thorght i would teach my daughter a little about website design, and this is what she has done so far,,,
obviously, i will be adding menus etc, but she will be adding more pages as time goes on, please let me know what you think of er very first attempt ( i have no clue as to what she intends to do with it, but i am sure your kids might like it later )
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#2 Mon 19 Feb 07 9:57pm
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its a lovely page shes done .. Will be really good once its finished
#3 Mon 19 Feb 07 10:28pm
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Hi Salted,
I wish I could do anything half as nice! from me!
#4 Mon 19 Feb 07 10:40pm
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, i dont think its bad considering she is only 6
#5 Mon 19 Feb 07 10:46pm
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no its well done from a 6 year old and she can be well chuffed
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Well done to Miss Saltedm8.
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well it's much better than anything I could do. She is a clever wee girl.
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Nice one !
She has more computer skill than me!
Salty please tell her that I look forward to seeing more of her website.
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Salty, It is very nice indeed. She's a chip off the old block!!
#10 Tue 20 Feb 07 8:58pm
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chip off the old block ??? - i hope not
i a going to turn her into the youngest professional website designer ever - now there is a cool title
at aged 12 she will be designing for coke cola
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July 4th is my favorite holiday. It's the bomb. No pun intended. Yes, the holiday is to celebrate our country's independence from the tyrannous British rule. (By the way, any British history class will blip over our Revolutionary ruckus like it's a flea in their many-thousands-of-years hist... Read More


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Prime Minister John Key has signalled changes to the student loans scheme in the Budget - though not to them being interest free.
"The Government remains committed to keep student loans interest free but we are also determined to reduce the cost of the overall loan scheme to taxpayers," he told a Business New Zealand audience in Wellington today.
When National took office the Government was effectively writing off 49c for every dollar that was lent. That was now down to 45c and he said the Government intended to get it down to 40c by chasing overseas borrowers and through faster repayment of loans once people had finished their study.
Mr Key said the health sector would get the biggest increase in spending in the May 24 Budget.
Education would also get a sizeable increase and more would be spent in social welfare in an effort to reduce beneficiary numbers.
Mr Key said there would be no changes to Working for Families or to Kiwisaver tax credits.
But he said there would be better targeting of financial assistance in some areas including through the tax system.
Mr Key said Bill English's fourth Budget would be "a very measured and responsible Budget."
He said there was enough headroom in the forecasts, yet to be finalised, to be sure they would reach their target of a surplus by in the 2014 - 15 year.
"While getting back to surplus by 2014 - 15 is challenge, it's an achievable target and it's achievable without any great dramas.
"We've shown over the last three years that we can run a very tight ship while retaining the trust and support of New Zealanders.
"So anyone predicting a slash and burn Budget is, for the fourth year in a row, sadly mistaken."
He said that change was necessary.
"If you don't want to change anything you end up in the position that Labour is in right now, arguing that the military still needs 10 brass bands around the country and that any reduction in this number would be disastrous."
He reiterated that for the second successive year, it would be a zero Budget -when new spending would be funded by new savings or revenue.
"A zero Budget is not a straitjacket. The Government will cotinue to spend money in priority areas."


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The Song Remains The Same, (The Rover intro) Sick Again, Nobody's Fault But Mine, In My Time of Dying, Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter, Ten Years Gone, Battle of Evermore, Going to California, Black Country Woman, Bron-Y-Aur Stomp, White Summer ~ Black Mountainside, Kashmir, (Out On the Tiles intro) Moby Dick, Jimmy Page solo, Achilles Last Stand, Stairway to Heaven, Rock and Roll, Trampled Underfoot.
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I'm now 47 and your music continues to bring me great pleasure. I am watching The Song Remains The Same tonight. Thinking back to 1977, I was 14 years old in line for two days to get tickets at Warehouse Tickets, and got pushed through the plate glass window. I wasn't hurt, but I got 10 seats on the 10 row floor. I took my best friends with me and it was the best concert I have ever every been to.
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... and the ones cutting grass with a sickle sweat profusely. And as we stand there, some using umbrellas against the hot sun, I stare at that silent grave. The man and woman who are burried there have experienced so much in one lifetime. They grew up when women in China still had bound feet, no bigger than 10 cm. They lived here when the Japanese raped Nankin. To put that rape in perspective: about the same number of people were killed there as in the two ...
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Michelle...Again...a great blog...I love to hear just how you are doing and what you are seeing. What strikes me most...is that you are just really LIVING...doing it all...ziplining, kayaking, climbing...seeing the most beautiful places and meeting wonderful people. Only 11 days for us now...Getting all logistics in place. I'm looking forward to being part of your adventure! xo tami
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Arrived in Hanoi about 5am on Saturday, March 28, 2009, and decided to walk to the hotel... it didn't look far on the map but apparently when I thought about the distance I didn't take into account the luggage on my back! The only real problem was that I didn't know where I had exited the train station. A motorbike taxi driver kept trying to get me to go with him and I kept refusing. Finally he showed me on my map where I was and pointed me in the right direction. It was a little unnerving walking when it was still dark and so quiet... Hanoi is usually so crazy and noisy... but it was really nice. I had to stop once and ask a guard for further directions but finally made it to the hotel. Spent the morning running around taking photographs, booking tickets for my two night/three day Halong Bay boat cruise and getting sleeper bus tickets to Hoi An. Also took some time to visit the Temple of Literature (honours scholars and men of literary accomplishments) and get another massage at Just Massage. I stopped for a quick lunch and then went back to the hotel to shower and rest as I wasn't feeling great. That evening I was dreadfully ill. Spent the night in the bathroom throwing up. By morning I was even more exhausted than after climbing Fan Xi Pan! The thought of packing, catching a 3 � hour bus to Halong City and then getting on a boat was all too much. I thought about canceling but I had already pre-paid so that wasn't really an option.
I slept most of the bus trip to Halong City... my body was simply spent. Even after getting on the Pinta Cruiser (our junk) I had to go lay down while we made our way out to the bay. Our first stop was at a huge cave but I didn't even have the strength to climb up into it so I stayed on the boat and slept on a deck chair! I had eaten a banana that day (nothing else) and could only eat a bit of rice for supper that night. I went to bed early (about 8:30) and slept soundly all night. I woke up the next morning feeling a million times better... I even had an appetite!
There was a good mix of people on our boat the first night... two couples from the US (one of the couples worked for the Embassy... previously in Moscow and now in Beijing), two couples from the UK, a Malaysian couple, and a couple with three kids from Denmark... all very nice, fun and interesting people. After breakfast we went kayaking to some hidden lagoons through tunnels and caves. It was fascinating to see the rock formations up close and the water was the most beautiful green colour. After lunch the Danish mom and her two daughters and I went on a smaller junk (the Nina) with Duke (our guide) to Cat Ba Island and trekked through the jungle... her husband and son had become ill... I felt so bad thinking I had given them something but then you never really know if it's the food or the flu! Initially I thought the jungle trek was pretty boring but I think I was just hot and tired but after it was over and I thought of how cool it was to be in a jungle with no one around. We came upon a fish farm and the home/farm of the couple who ran the fish farm... the man gave us some fruit to eat and let us look around his farm that seemed to be in the middle of nowhere. After hiking back to the boat we went to a wonderful private secluded beach where we swam and gathered shells. After a couple hours on the beach we went back to the big boat and met our new shipmates for the second night... two Aussie couples plus another Aussie woman, one couple from Singapore, one Brit couple, and one Canadian couple (originally from China). On the second night there was no room for me on the Pinta so I stayed on the Nina. I kept joking with everyone about having the entire boat to myself saying 'excuse me while I retire to *my* boat'!
The next morning we went kayaking again. While the others did the same route we had done the previous day, I went on a private tour of a fishing village. I didn't want to get wet (had to catch the bus to Hoi An later that day) so Duke took me in the front of his kayak and I didn't have to even paddle! So spoiled! It was a bit awkward cruising by people's homes but so interesting. Every house had a fish farm in the front, a small 'deck' and the house itself. Most interesting was the school (although we saw many children at home and not at the school... a sign that education is not valued by a lot of people) where we saw the children outside playing and the 'parking lot' where they hitched their boats. There was a small cove just passed the village that had the most exquisite coral that we could see from the surface of the water. My favorite was the big green brain!
Our bus trip back to Hanoi was pretty uneventful. They've set up 'International Stop Over' places half way between Hanoi and Halong Bay so people can get out, stretch their legs and do that last minute shopping.
There is only one world to describe the food on the Pinta... WOW!!! It was SO incredible. The best seafood I've had and everything was so fresh. I forget exactly what we had but I just remember it kept coming... plate after plate after plate... I felt so bad that I couldn't eat more. The presentation was the best part... my favorite was a hollowed-out pineapple with little cut-out patterns all around, a candle inside and skewers of fruit pieces sticking out all over.
Overall Halong Bay was breathtaking... maybe not quite as amazing as in the photos/postcards I've seen but then they are taken by professionals, taken in the best conditions and very likely some of those pictures are enhanced. My photographs just can't do it proper justice. Still I'm SO glad to have seen it... it reminded me of when I went to Greece and was awestruck by the fact that I was sailing through the Greek Isles... I wanted to cry as we sailed between the stunning sculptured rock formations... it was like being a part of the myth. The legend of Halong Bay states that it was 'created by a great dragon that lived in the mountains. As it charged towards the coast, its flailing tail gouged out valleys and crevasses. When it finally plunged into the sea, the area filled with water, leaving only the pinnacles visible'. Halong Bay was one of the top 10 places on my list of things to see in this world and I'm really glad I went now as I don't know what the future holds for it... there are so many boats in the bay causing major pollution and parts of Cat Ba island are being heavily developed. I'm not sure exactly what the solution is for a country that relies on tourism so much,... it is a tricky question. Anyway, another great adventure!
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National Gallery of Australia releases designs for enhancement of the Gallery building
The National Gallery of Australia has released details of the concept for the new front entrance to the building. The concept has been developed by Tonkin Zulaikha Greer, Managing Architects, for the National Gallery of Australia.
The concept provides new facilities for all of the main functions of the Gallery, including new gallery space, public education facilities and art storage and unpacking. A major part of the work is a new front entrance for the building with adjacent visitor facilities.
The $42.9m project to refurbish the existing building and provide a new front entrance will address shortcomings in the building's disabled access, pedestrian safety, fire safety and air conditioning, while improving all of the operations of the Gallery. Significant public spaces in the original building will be restored as a fundamental part of the proposal.
The release of the concept to the public coincides with the program of consultations that is taking place concerning the proposal, and the development of a Conservation Management Plan with the original architect for the building (Col Madigan), the National Capital Authority, the Australian Heritage Commission, and a number of other individuals and organisations.
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I understand people are emb on toilet paper...so whatz with that?
How is it displayed, can you show us a pic please. Thanks
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I understand people are emb on toilet paper...so whatz with that?
How is it displayed, can you show us a pic please. Thanks
Yeah....I don't get it either....plus, wouldn't the thread clog the drain.....?
I have embroidered on TP and gave it as a fun gift to my family and friends at Christmas. I embroidered poinsettias on it.
Do you embroider just the top sheet for decoration, or do you unroll it and embroider throughout the roll? Or do you embroider once but all the way through the roll?
My soul is fed with needle and thread, my body with chocolate.
You fold the first 3 sheets together and embroider on them....just one design on the beginning of the roll. You have to unroll a bit of the rest from the roll so it doesn't rip when the hoop moves on the machine.
I always thought this would be fun but could never figure out how without tearing nowI think I get it! do you also use stabilizer?
It sounds interesting but in a different way. I wonder if you could use this method to make embroidery designs for applique? Do a dense design on 3 layers of the tissue and then soak it to remove it from the paper.
These are a few of mine that I have embroidered on TP. it is fun and looks great in the bathroom.
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Crytek Uk
Sounds like Homefront: The Revolution is in a lot of trouble
Homefront: The Revolution game director Hasit Zala is said to have walked away from the project in continued rumours out of Crytek UK.
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Homefront developers stage their own Revolution - rumour
Rumours of trouble at Crytek UK have not abated, with employees reportedly cooling their heels at home until their pay is forthcoming.
Homefront 2 early test footage shows remote-controlled car, multiplayer menus & more
Homefront 2 test footage appears to have been posted online last August, but it has only just been brought to our attention. The video shows a user driving a remote-controlled car device around an unfinished environment, then cycling through some Crytek-branded menus.
Homefront 2 release may slip after THQ sale, Crytek revealing details "soon"
Homefront 2 developer Crytek has discussed the nature of the IP's purchase from THQ with VG247. General manager, games Nick Button-Brown has discussed the impact of Homefront 2's sale and Crytek's working relationship with the former license holder.
Timesplitters fans campaign for 100,000 Likes
Following on from Crytek boss Cevat Yerli's comments to press and Twitter followers about the uncertainty of demand for a new Timesplitters game, fans have launched a Facebook campaign to gather 100,000 demandees. That Yerli himself asked for a demonstration lends some hope that this effort won't go the way of Operation Rainfall. The Timesplitters […]
Crytek boss touts "fundamental issues" with Timeplitters 4
Crytek is not working on Timeplsitters 4 because it just wouldn't work, CEO Cevat Yerli has said.
TimeSplitters 4 is "not in development," says Crytek
Crytek UK has said TimeSplitters 4 is not in development, nixing fresh rumors from earlier in the week.
Rumour: TimeSplitters 4 "seen running" in action
OXM UK sources have said its seen TimeSplitters 4, claiming it'd be also "likely" to see the old games too in some form.
Crytek: Homefront 2 "can make a big splash" when it launches
Homefront 2, when it arrives, can still make big waves despite critical reception to the first game, Crytek co-founder Avni Yerli has said.
Rumour - Timesplitters news on the way
Has it really been a whole six weeks since the last Timesplitters announce rumour? Must be time for another one, then.
Crytek "thinking about" how to bring back TimeSplitters
Crytek co-founder Avni Yerli has said the company is "thinking about" how and where to bring back TimeSplitters, but insists there's "no concrete plans" in place as yet.
No Second Sight 2 due to insufficient interest in first game, says Crytek UK
Crytek UK head Karl Hilton has said that a Second Sight sequel was not made due to the lack of interest with the first game.
Yerli: New Crytek UK game announce at E3 likely
Crytek CEO Avni Yerli has said that its UK arm is aiming to announce its new project at E3 this summer.
Yerli: Crytek "discussing" TimeSplitters 4 development
Crytek boss Cervat Yerli has told CVG that the company is "discussing" the possibility of developing TimeSplitters 4.
Crytek UK wants Haze to be remembered "a little more gently than when it was released"
Remember Haze? That shooter from Free Radical, published by Ubisoft and was a PS3 exclusive? Didn't go down too well? Its developer wants you to remember it. A lot more "gently".
Crytek becomes TIGA member
TIGA's announced today that Crytek has become the latest developer to join the UK trade association.
Crytek UK registers "Self Defense"
As noticed by superannuation, Crytek UK's registered a trademark for something called "Self Defense".
Crytek UK working on "original FPS"
Crytek UK boss Karl Hilton's told Develop that the studio's working on a brand new shooter property. "We are currently concepting up an original IP that we hope will become a defining game series for the UK studio," he said. "However, in reality, the opportunity to make any kind of original FPS genre game where […]
Crytek UK working on "exciting stuff", TS4 still a possibility
Karl Hilton, head of Crytek UK – that's Free Radical, or what was Free Rad, to you and me – has said in an interview that they are working on some "exciting" new concepts right now at the studio. "Going forward, we've always made it very clear that we want to build original games and […]
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Sounds like Homefront: The Revolution is in a lot of trouble
Homefront 2 early test footage shows remote-controlled car, multiplayer menus & more
Homefront 2 release may slip after THQ sale, Crytek revealing details "soon"
Crytek: Homefront 2 "can make a big splash" when it launches
No Second Sight 2 due to insufficient interest in first game, says Crytek UK
Crytek UK wants Haze to be remembered "a little more gently than when it was released"
Crytek UK "talking to publishers" about creating new TimeSplitters
Crytek UK working on "exciting stuff", TS4 still a possibility
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Any member of the ACLU (commies) will tell you those figures are wrong. The liberal (socalist) press will agree and slant it to their taste. Just ask Rosie (socialist elite) as the invention of the fork is her reason for being fat. The general public will never see them figures.
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Top: From left are Yvonne Fernandez, UTSA Alumni Association
president; Honoree James Mickey and his wife, Pat Mickey
Middle: Honoree Robert McKinley and Ricardo Romo
Bottom: Jeff Clarke, Loretta Clarke, Harriett Romo and Ricardo Romo
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UTSA celebrates eighth successful alumni gala
By Marcia Mattingly
UTSA Office of Alumni Programs
(Oct. 5, 2007)--The honorary chairs for the eighth annual UTSA Alumni Rising Star Gala, Loretta Clarke, '87, '90, and Jeff Clarke, '86, were pleased at the levels of involvement in the Sept. 22 event at the Westin La Cantera Resort.
"We had support from more sponsors and volunteers than in any previous year," said Loretta Clarke. And, according to gala chair Susan Filyk, '95, when the tally is complete, it is expected that more will be raised this year for student scholarships than at any other alumni gala.
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Seven happy Power Drawing winners were announced that night and guests took home a record number of silent auction items.
Power Drawing prizes included trips to the Grand Bahamas, San Francisco and California wine country; jewelry; landscaping; dinner on the River Walk and a Valero gas card for $2,500. Visit the UTSA Alumni Programs Web site for the list of winners.
At the gala, James Mickey, '78, former president of Movida Communications Inc., received the Alumnus of the Year Award and Robert McKinley, '98, UTSA associate vice president for economic development, received the Distinguished Service Award.
- View videos about James Mickey and Robert McKinley (RealPlayer format).
For more information, contact the UTSA Office of Alumni Programs at (210) 458-4133.