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Bay of Islands Sailing Week- Regatta Ramblings No 6
by Lesley Haslar on 13 Jan 2013
V5 (David Nathan) sailing at 22kts in the Coastal Classic - she will be one of a number of 52fters racing in Bay of Islands Sailing Week Richard Gladwell
Latest edition of the Bay of Islands Sailing Week News
Closer and closer – and entries are still coming in. Take a look at your potential competition and DO IT.
The Bay of Islands is a natural sailing and racing venue. To enjoy a variety of competition you don't have to cross the Tasman, it's in your own back yard. Join us for the fun three day regatta, from January 23 -24 - 25, 2013.
The Tall Ships: On Saturday the 5th January, the annual Tall Ships race was held. Great sailing conditions -- 15 knots from the south east, sunny and no tropical cyclones in sight. Forty four classics and seventeen tall ships raced out, around, and across the bay. Ponsonby Scow took line honours in the tall ships division, while that honour went to Lion New Zealand in the classic division. One of the Sailing Week regatta bands (the Windjammers) played at the hangi afterwards at the Russell Boating Club – very popular.
Will Calver of Ocean Photography will again be covering the regatta with daily videos from the day's racing.
If any owner or crew would like specific photos of their yacht, feel free to make direct contact with Will – firstname.lastname@example.com. Needless to say a good selection of photos from both Will and the Bay of Islands Sailing Week will be on the Regatta website after the racing. To see last year's videos click on the utube Link on the website.
We have had requests to introduce a B Division mainly aimed at 12 m plus production boats so we have done that. The web pages and Notice of Race have been amended and updated to include the B Division.
The main features of this new B Division are:
-- generally for production boats 12 m or longer
-- boats in the PHRF band of approx. 0.830 to 0.880
-- IRC results will be given for A and B divisions combined (not separately for each division)
-- General Handicap and PHRF results will be given for each division separately
-- same daily racing programme as A, C and E divisions -- i.e. 2 windward/leeward's plus bay race; or 1 windward leeward, 1 triangle and a bay race; or one heavy weather race
-- entry fee same as for C Division: $225 for entries received from 1 Jan on.
Having a B Division also means that the fleets will have closer boat for boat racing in A and C Divisions.
Boats currently entered in A, B and C Divisions are:
A Division:
Crusader 35
Deep Throttle
Kia Kaha
Power Play
B Division:
High Octane
Kaimai Express
C Division:
Drop Dead Fred
First by Farr
Physical Favours
Tongue Twister
Wild Thing
Remember registration is 4 to 6 pm on Tuesday 22 January in the North Sails Marquee at the Opua Marina.
Bay of Islands Sailing Week Committee
Ray Haslar, Andrew Riddell, David Hope-Lewis, Lesley Haslar, Allen Jones, Annette Jones, John Grant and our Event Coordinator, Melanie McDiarmid.
Suggestions and comments are always appreciated. firstname.lastname@example.com
Lesley Haslar for Bay Of Islands Sailing week
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The face, though better preserved than most of the statue, has been battered by centuries of weathering and vandalism. In 1402, an Arab historian reported that a Sufi zealot had disfigured it "to remedy some religious errors." Yet there are clues to what the face looked like in its prime. Archaeological excavations in the early 19th century found pieces of its carved stone beard and a royal cobra emblem from its headdress. Residues of red pigment are still visible on the face, leading researchers to conclude that at some point, the Sphinx's entire visage was painted red. Traces of blue and yellow paint elsewhere suggest to Lehner that the Sphinx was once decked out in gaudy comic book colors.
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That Khafre arranged for construction of his pyramid, the temples and the Sphinx seems increasingly likely. "Most scholars believe, as I do," Hawass wrote in his 2006 book, Mountain of the Pharaohs, "that the Sphinx represents Khafre and forms an integral part of his pyramid complex."
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Posting Company Pics on Public Photo-Sharing Sites — Have You Looked Up Your Brand in Flickr Yet?
The other day when I was procrastinating about a rather dull project, I surfed over to Google and looked up my name. (Come on, admit it, you've looked up yours, too.)
I was expecting some pages from Sherpa to pop up along with a few other press quotes. So, it was with great surprise that one of the top links was to photo-sharing site Flickr.com. There's a photo I didn't know out there on the Internet?
Yup — there I am in all my six-foot-tall glory looming over WSJ.com's head of marketing Jennifer Singer, who is maybe 5'2″ in heels as we prepare to speak on a stage in NYC. Turns out one of our MarketingSherpa Summit attendees snapped the shot and posted it.
Then, completely coincidentally, I got an email from a marketing pal at Burpee who said, "Hey, go look at our company photos at Flickr!" They'd posted a bunch of stuff, including old catalog covers and even their favorite customer letters. And, because surfing Flickr is based on tagging, the results page also gave links to hundreds of Burpee-related photos that consumers had posted independently.
A complete brand photo library had blossomed on the public Internet, much of it without the knowledge of the brand itself.
Coincidences run in packs, because a few minutes later our own head of graphics Betsy Kreiner asked me, "Where should we put all the company photos from Summits and stuff on the intranet?" "Don't," I replied. "Put them on Flickr instead."
Why not? There's nothing secret, just various snaps from our Summits, plus several photos of what appear to be me abusing a cat. (That's Pete, our office cat, and I'm carefully placing him in a fleece-lined container so he won't make noise during an important conference call.)
One lesson learned — tagging is harder than you think. The graphics team uploaded photos by using words they would find useful to find them again. Terms such as "WL0589R-b2b" as well as our company name without caps. I guess that wouldn't be too bad on an intranet section only they used. But it drove me nuts.
So now they are re-tagging everything, plus adding in people's names, etc. There are several hundred pics, so it could take a while. By the way, if you are pictured in there and no one has posted your name to your photo yet, please forgive us. We're working on it. You can post your name via a comment tag, too, if you want.
In the meantime, consider two things for your own brand -– first, remember to search sites such as Flickr occasionally to see what images are tagged with your brand. Second, consider if like Burpee you should take advantage of this platform to share more of your in-house photos with the world.
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We received this letter from a Sherpa reader:
"You know the Flickr thing really brings up a privacy question I have been wondering about.
It used to be, someone took your photo at a party and the most you had to worry about was that they might show it to their friends in their (printed) photo album.
Then, with the advent of digital cameras and camera phones, it could possibly show up attached to a post party email, SMS, or perhaps posted on their private webpage, with funky photo number tags which would never be indexed for your full name anyway.
But sites like Flickr mean that you completely loose any say over how your photo and name are used. What if I take photos at my company's DMA cocktail hour and add names as tags in Flickr? Now, the client list become public knowledge, or a job seeker from a competitor gets questions about why they are at our party, etc. Or, you end up unintentionally endorsing a particular company because you are listed and indexed as being at their event. (I won't even mention the whole "here is a photo of Chris snapped at a NY event with their arms around someone who is not their spouse…and Chris didn't even realize the photo was being taken.")
I have no hard answers here – but it sure does bring up some questions. Perhaps the issues are not quite as salient in the business world, but our professional and business worlds continue to blur."
Natascha Lee, VP Marketing Communications
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Entrepreneurs raised over S$350,000 for Dover Park Hospice and Rainbow Centre charities at gala dinner
Singapore, 17 May 2013 – The EY Entrepreneur Of The Year Singapore Academy members (EOYSA) raised over S$350,000 for two charities, namely Dover Park Hospice and Rainbow Centre, at a gala dinner held last evening at The Fullerton Hotel.
The dinner was graced by Guest-of-honor, Teo Ser Luck, Minister of State for Trade and Industry, and attended by more than 200 guests. At the event, oil paintings by the children of Rainbow Centre and two room stays sponsored by Banyan Tree Resorts were auctioned, raising S$36,500.
The event was organized by the EOYSA, comprising recipients and winners of the EY Entrepreneur Of The Year Singapore awards. The close to 50 member strong EOYSA, led by an executive committee headed by Wong Ngit Liong, Chairman and CEO, Venture Corporation, aims to provide platforms for networking among entrepreneurs as well as leverage their networks and influences for social good. Wong Ngit Liong shares: "As entrepreneurs, together we not only can make a difference to aspiring entrepreneurs, but also lift the lives of those in need." Max Loh, Country Managing Partner, Ernst & Young LLP adds: "The unifying themes that bind us together here – entrepreneurs and charity – are important socio-economic forces that become even more powerful when you put the two together."
This is the third charity initiative by the EOYSA and is spearheaded by EOYSA member Richard Eu, Group CEO, Eu Yan Sang. The first two charity events were held in 2006 and 2011, led by other EOYSA members Tay Liam Wee (formerly of Sincere Watch), and Henn Tan of Trek2000 and Peter Koh of Platinum28 respectively.
In addition, Richard Eu is committing the proceeds from the sale of his self-produced Jazz music album, titled "66", to the two beneficiaries. "It is a privilege to be able to galvanize the support of everyone in making tonight's charity dinner a success, and an even greater honor to share my music and contribute to bettering the lives of the needy." To date, more than 1,000 copies of the album have been sold, raising over of S$20,000.
The sponsors and supporters of the gala dinner include Far East Organization (official venue sponsor), Corndale Consultants Pte Ltd (wine and champagne sponsor) and The Peak Magazine (official luxury media).
For more information about the EY EOY program or the EOYSA, please visit ey.com/sg/eoy.
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EY Entrepreneur Of The Year® is the world's most prestigious business award for entrepreneurs. The unique award makes a difference through the way it encourages entrepreneurial activity among those with potential, and recognizes the contribution of people who inspire others with their vision, leadership and achievement. As the first and only truly global award of its kind, EY Entrepreneur Of The Year celebrates those who are building and leading successful, growing and dynamic businesses, recognizing them through regional, national and global awards programs in more than 140 cities in more than 50 countries.
About Rainbow Centre Singapore
In 1992, Rainbow Centre Singapore was established as a registered charity with the Registry of Societies. The Centre was subsequently granted the Institution of a Public Character (IPC) status under the Charities Act.
The Centre runs two Special Education (SPED) schools and two Early Intervention Program (EIP) centers at Rainbow Centre - Margaret Drive School campus and Rainbow Centre - Yishun Park School campus for children with special needs. All the Centre's programs adopt a holistic developmental curriculum in the areas of language and communication skills, cognitive skills, social and emotional skills, fine and gross motor skills, and adaptive daily living skills. They are carried out by a multi-disciplinary team of trained Special Education Teachers, Speech Language Therapists, Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Psychologists, Social Workers, and Music and Art Therapists.
About Dover Park Hospice
Dover Park Hospice (DPH) was founded in 1992 as a secular, nonprofit organization to meet the growing need in Singapore for hospice care for terminally ill patients. It is Singapore's first purpose-built hospice, designed to provide a serene environment close to nature.
DPH was started by volunteers, and today volunteers continue to play an integral role in all aspects of hospice work, from patient care to social activities and administrative support. They are an important complement to the permanent staff, working together for patients and their families.
Open to everyone regardless of age, race, religion or income level, DPH is dedicated to meeting the unique physical, emotional and spiritual needs of those who are nearing the end of life's journey. The goal is to enhance the living, comfort the dying and support the grieving with compassion and dignity.
At Dover Park Hospice, every moment matters. Since opening its doors to the first patient in 1995, it has brought care and comfort to more than 8,000 terminally ill patients and their families through a program of active and compassionate service.
To cover its operating expenditure which is estimated at $9.2 million per year, Dover Park Hospice relies a lot on fundraising activities and kind donations from generous well-wishers and corporations.


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A game that's been floating around the top of the charts for a while now is Ski Safari so we thought it was about time that we took a look at what's making this 99 cent universal app so popular. In Ski Safari you are faced with controlling Sven down a steep snow covered mountain side in a desperate attempt … Read More
London 2012 – The Olympics on Your iPhone and iPad
The London 2012 Olympics are under one week away now and if you're not able to take the time off of work and sit down to watch 1,000's of hours worth of sport spread over the two weeks then you may want to look into some of the iPhone and iPad offerings that are available to you to consume the … Read More
ToDo Movies Review – Simple iPhone App That Achieves it's Purpose
Everybody loves lists right, to a greater or lesser extent, the same can be said for movies. So how about an app that combines both! ToDo Movies for iPhone does just that in a single app the enables you to keep a simple list of all the movies that you want to watch. Because this app has a single purpose … Read More
Rat Fishing Review – Challenging Puzzler that May Prove Too Difficult for Some
Miniclip, most well known for the game Fragger, is adding a new game to their extensive iPhone / iPad game portfolio in the form of Rat Fishing where you are challenged with killing rats across over 100+ levels of challenging puzzles. The cartoon graphics look cute and effective as the tiny hypnotized rats follow the smell of cheese to their … Read More
Emergency Review – Time Management Game for Catastrophic Events
I've played my fair share of time management games in my gaming years but I can't remember one that was based on controlling the emergency services during critical situations, unless you count the alien attack in Sim City! This is what you get to do in Emergency, the 13 situations that you have to manage range from train and plane crashes, … Read More
Amazing Alex Review – Rovio Keeps the Winning Formula with Amazing Alex
When your catalog consists of some of the biggest, most popular and dominating titles in mobile gaming you could be forgiven for resting on your laurels and continue to milk that money cow. That's not the case for Rovio Entertainment Ltd., the makers of the Angry Birds series who have released Amazing Alex for iPhone and iPad into the App … Read More
Crust Review – Retro Game for iPhone / iPad that Promises Much But Delivers Little
Crust is a 2D cave shooter which for me at least is reminiscent of similar games that I used to play some 25 to 30 years ago. This is not necessarily a bad thing however, in fact there and many retro games that are as, if not more, popular as they were when they were originally launched. In Crust for … Read More
Wrapster Headphone Cord Organizer Review – Simple Accessory That Performs Exactly As Required
When I only had one set of earphones in the house keeping them up together was never an issue, however as my family has grown, so has the number of earphones that are lying around the house. At the same time I find then nobody in my family, including me apparently have the time to wrap up their earphones carefully … Read More
Where's My Perry Review – A Great Addition to Anyones iPhone or iPad
Back in September 2011 Disney introduced a new character to the world. This time though the character wasn't their latest animated movie star, instead it was Swampy the Alligator, a friendly alligator that needed your help to get him enough water to bathe. It was an instant hit and continues to be popular with rave reviews and continual downloads. Now … Read More
My Diamonds Review – Fun physics puzzle game for iPhone and iPad
You know the story, alien has diamonds, alien loses diamonds, you help alien collect diamonds! It's the usual story that you hear everyday and now you can live it on on your iPhone and iPad in the universal game My Diamonds. If you've played such games as Cut The Rope, Where's my Water or even Angry Birds then you will … Read More
No Red T-Shirts Review – Interesting Game that Rapidly Becomes Repetitive
If you a fan of hidden object style games and Where's Waldo then No Red T-Shirt's may be a worthwhile purchase for you as No Red T-Shirts for iPhone and iPad will find you hunting through 12 different locations to find some of the most heinous criminals that you may ever meet, such as reading newspapers, parachuting and of course, … Read More
CSR Racing for iPhone and iPad – Quick Look
A new racing game has hit the App Store this week from NaturalMotion who already have the popular Backbreaker range of games under their belts. CSR Racing for iPhone and iPad has two distinct differences from many other racing games in the App Store. Firstly, the racing in question is city street drag racing where you pot your wits against … Read More
Darkside for iPhone and iPad – Quick Look
Darkside is the second iOS title from developer Clockwook Pixels and if you have a soft spot for the retro game Asteroids then Darkside may be worth a look. For those of you under 30 Asteroids is a 2 dimensional space shooter where you control a 4 line spaceship surrounded by spinning asteroids with your only option to spin and … Read More
GoDocs for Google Docs, Google Drive – The Best Google Doc App in the App Store
I've been a fan of Google Docs since it was launched and have used it extensively in both my personal and professional life. However, from a mobile perspective it's always been a little lacking and that's certainly the case on both the iPhone and iPad. The latest update from GoDocs appears to have resolved this issue in a few keys … Read More
Soctics League: Online Multiplayer Pocket Soccer Game Review
As a child I spent many hours playing a game called Subbuteo, a soccer game where you flicked little plastic soccer players around a fabric pitch to score goals, other people played foosball where the aim of the game was the same although this time your man spun on wooden rods. Soctics League is a hybrid of these two games … Read More


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Even though he's probably one of the most-photographed guys on the red carpet, the Biebs never compromises his casual-cool retro style by getting too dressed up. His standout moment came with an eye-catching pair of sneaks paired with an all-black ensemble. The vest dresses this outfit up for a big night out, while the shoes are so totally just one of the things that defines Justin's original style!
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Guest post by Traian Neacsu, co-founder of Pitstop Media.
Even with new search engines popping up in cyberspace, Google is still the world's number one search engine, connecting millions of people from all over the world while offering the best search experience. It is for these reasons that online marketers regularly use the tools and resources offered by Google.
Applications for webmasters, calendars, email, web analytics, document collaboration or live video are some of the most commonly used Google platforms in the online marketing industry.
If you are a small business on a shoestring marketing budget, you may feel you have a limited set of options to choose from. The fact is, you don't! There are several cheap and even free Google marketing resources that you may not be aware of. The following is a list of some of the best.
Resources for Market Research
Think Insights
Think Insights has actually been around for a couple of years, though the site has been recently updated. It's largely self-promotional, but it also gives you free access to studies that show you how certain demographics use the worldwide web.
This alone can already give you a good idea as to what particular online campaigns and projects can benefit your brand the most, but you can get even more inspiration from the site's gallery, which shows you some very creative campaigns.
Consumer Surveys
You might hesitate to use Google's Surveys when you learn that this resource is a paid service, but you need to realize that stepping outside the usual email list by doing research with surveys will always entail monetary cost.
Besides, the cost of $.10 per general response and $.50 for surveys targeted to a specific demographic make it an extremely cost-effective solution, especially when you consider that it offers highly accurate data and a very quick turnaround time.
Global Market Finder
This resource helps you determine who your potential customers are in the global arena. All you need to do is enter a keyword related to your product or service, and then choose the region where you want to promote your business.
Market Finder will then translate your keyword into the language used in your chosen region, and rank each location in the region based on the opportunities they have to offer. Factors such as suggested bid price, competition for each keyword, and local search volume all affect the opportunity-based ranking.
Resources for Tagging and Analytics
Tag Manager
Tag Manager is something practically everyone involved in online marketing will benefit from. It was released in the latter part of 2012. Although it has experienced a strong growth since its launch, there are still a lot of marketers who are unaware of its existence.
What it essentially does is allow you to manage tracking tags centrally without touching the back end code, as long as someone in the IT department has already added the main container. This is marketing liberation: no more begging to the IT geeks!
It promotes flexibility and enhanced performance, thus offering broad and powerful possibilities. Google may not be the first to come up with a tag management resource, but their resource might just become the most popular.
Google has an extensive FAQ section that explains how the Tag Manager feature works, and also addresses common queries that business owners may have about managing their tracking tags.
Tag Assistant
This is actually the Chrome extension of the Tag Manager, so if you're using, or planning to use, the former, then it could indeed be a good idea to use this as well. It makes the task of double-checking your tag configurations a lot easier. You can immediately view the details of a particular tag simply by clicking on the blue arrow located towards the right of the tag's status.
With a simple click of the blue arrow towards the right of a tag's status, you can view the details of that specific tag. Flickr.com photo by Wrote
Universal Analytics
Universal Analytics is an improvement of Google Analytics, and just like its label implies, it's not bound solely to all things inbound. Rather, it affects practically all online and offline marketing disciplines, which means all businesses can possibly benefit from it.
Google Analytics is the world's most widely-adopted analytics platform, but if this release is any indication, we might be looking at an extensive overhaul of the service. Although Universal Analytics is still in beta form, it is expected to change your way of thinking when it comes to marketing analytics. It is also expected to change the way you use analytics, bringing in a new functionality and flexibility to reporting.
It allows you to include offline data and offers a multi-channel tracking option, among other things. With everything it has to offer, Universal Analytics is believed to promote improved performance overall.
Resources for Search History and Data
Google Trends is perhaps the most well-known resource on the list, but it is also one of the most overlooked. You're probably aware that search behavior has a fluid nature and like most marketers, you probably get your volume estimates from the AdWords Keywords Tool most of the time.
However, if you're planning long-term campaigns, you should use Trends as well, as it provides valuable historical search data that can give you a good idea of how your target market will conduct searches in the future. You can also use it to check seasonal patterns of specific keywords for the entire year.
Additionally, Trends can help you track brand recognition as compared to your competitors' over a specified period of time. It even has a "Top Charts" section that shows you the currently trending searches with the use of visual navigation, making it perfect for determining the best content angles.
Although its usefulness hasn't really been established yet, the new live visualization of Hot Searches feature is definitely very entertaining.
Unlike the other resources on the list, this isn't really a data set or a tool. It is more like an interactive recap of search trends and events for any year you choose. When you use the resource, you also have the option of viewing a recap of current search trends for a specific country.
Additionally, you have the option of viewing a recap of trends in a specific country for a specific year. It can be an excellent resource for getting inspiration for content angles based on a historical context.
Google's tools have helped a lot of businesses expand their reach to foreign markets. The ones discussed here are just some of the most underappreciated, yet extremely useful, resources Google has made available to you. Why not give them a try?


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The Government's reported decision to close down any option for new free-to-air television outlets or multiple channels while removing the existing cross-media laws and foreign ownership restrictions is a recipe for massive media concentration and further abuses of power by the existing network owners.
In effect, the Government is proposing to abandon everything the Productivity Commission said when it recommended that a change to the cross-media regulations could only be contemplated in the context of the wholesale issuing of new licences that would render any changed system more diverse. The Prime Minister's and Communications Minister Helen Coonan's "fallback", to change the cross-media laws while opening the television spectrum to foreign ownership, is simply a policy designed to suit, principally, two operators only. The Packer-controlled Publishing and Broadcasting Limited and the Murdoch-controlled News Limited.
Such a change would see the potential for the greatest and most unseemly concentration of media in Australia's history. And if people think they have seen exercises in media power already, it will be as nothing like it may be should these two corporations have their unfettered way.
Abuses of media power of the kind I have experienced at the hands of Channel Nine's 60 Minutes program and, more recently, last month's Bulletin will become more prevalent. Imagine if PBL also had control of The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, not to mention The Australian Financial Review; the kind of excesses we would witness and the almost non-existent points of accountability and redress.
But it is not just PBL and News Limited that are urging this change on the Howard Government, it is also Fairfax, owner of The Age. Traditional print businesses such as Fairfax are declining so there is a need for them to invest in other growing and profitable avenues of media. Fairfax's problem is that it thinks the thing Fairfax ought best do is invest in free-to-air television, itself a declining medium.
But the problem about this view of the world, is that in the absence of the existing rules, one way or the other, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age could end up in common ownership with the Nine network, at worst, or one of the other two at best. Either way, if you live in Sydney or Melbourne or their hinterlands a large part of one's plurality of readership and media opinion would come from one ownership.
In London, people wake up to The Times, The Daily Telegraph, The Guardian, The Observer, The European and a host of other mastheads. In Sydney, in broadsheets, one would wake up with one newspaper, The Sydney Morning Herald, and in Melbourne, The Age, potentially tied up with the most no holds barred television management in the nation. And if not them, one of the others who would, nonetheless, drive a common editorial view.
The simple point is that John Howard does not have to do this. The pressure for this comes only from Publishing and Broadcasting, News Limited and the loitering Fairfax.
Proposed policy changes of this kind are always sold around a phoney set of arguments and one almighty sleight of hand. The phoney argument goes to how digital convergence is changing traditional forms of media and communications and how in the technical determinism of it, as night follows day, traditional print and television companies ought to be permitted to merge.
To deny the existence of convergence in such things as the internet and mobile telephony and, for instance, the dissemination of news, is to deny the undeniable. But the fact that there are now other devices for different kinds of communication and dissemination does not invalidate the necessity of keeping broadsheet print and free to air television out of common hands in the same city.
Nobody should be seeking obscurantist curbs on the proliferation of communication channels and media whether it is of the Blackberry variety or more cable television channels. But there is a cut and dried case with naught to do with convergence in respect of the big traditional print and TV outlets.
In essence, Howard and Coonan are returning to the Alston Mark I crude favour change to the cross-media restrictions, while ignoring every caveat the Productivity Commission said should accompany it.
What is proposed is nothing more than a bit of dirty home-town play for the principal benefit of the major incumbents. In practice, were these changes to come about, it would mean that ordinary bods would need the Packer and Murdoch organisations to stamp their passports for their free movement through Australian society.
For all those members of the Liberal and National parties including those who control the Senate, they need only to look at what is in store for them by turning back to last month's Bulletin.
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Our location guide for Jiutepec provides some basic essentials for the more adventurous visitor. A simple location map is provided but also a detailed topography map that shows the location of the nearest places where you can surf, ski or mountain climb (if they are close by). Of course some of these will be at long distances from Jiutepec and those far flung spots are provided on the 'nearest' tables. If you are traveling to other cities or towns near Jiutepec you will also find weather forecasts for those locations below.
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|Moderate rain (total 12mm), heaviest on Thu night
|Light rain (total 9mm), mostly falling on Tue afternoon
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If you are in Jiutepec and would like to go mountain climbing, hiking, skiing or surfing, click below for detailed forecasts.
Ski Resorts close to Jiutepec:
|Closest ski resort1
|Ski Apache (United States)
|1726 km NW
|Second closest ski resort2
|Mt Lemmon Ski Valley (United States)
|1903 km WNW
|Third closest ski resort3
|Sandia Peak (United States)
|1951 km NW
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|Sunrise Park Resort (United States)
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|Ski Santa Fe (United States)
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Mountains close to Jiutepec:
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|Chichinautzin (Mexico)
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|Ajusco (Mexico)
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|Third closest mountain peak3
|Holotepec (Mexico)
|40 km W
|Fourth closest mountain peak4
|Xitle (Mexico)
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|Tenayo Group (Mexico)
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Yea i was thinking about putting a spoiler on..but it would cost me 520$ :|. Sorry bout the typo's above, I do in fact have the TR. Performance mod wise, my parents wont want me doing a ton of mods to the car off the bat, but I will (yes, its a going to happen, not a might happen) go stage 1 for sure, I had been active on these forums for a while before I got my rex so I know exactly what I want to do with it . Right now I am just enjoying the difference between the slow POS american ford expedition I drove before and this so awsome. Also my question:
Almost 700 miles, is it going to be awsome once i can use the full RPM range even though I already hit peak torque?
hasnt been answered yet o_O. I know I dont hit peak HP until around 6500 or so but still, just curious?


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The chaos that was once Albania could become tomorrow's hotspot for development. Before that commercialization begins, University of Cincinnati archaeologists want to identify ancient sites that should be studied or preserved.
Jack L. Davis, UC's Carl W. Blegen Professor of Greek Archaeology, and classics doctoral student Sharon Stocker are leading a UC team that will be heading to Durres, Albania, March 10-April 4. Their urgent mission will be funded by the Packard Center in Tirana. The UC archaeologists will collaborate with Albanian peers, led by Iris Pojani and Afrim Hoti of the Institute of Archaeology, also in Tirana.
The international team plans to do an archaeological survey of the coastal region where an ancient Greek colony once flourished. Located in western Albania along the Adriatic Sea, the site is about 40 minutes northwest of Tirana by car.
Although the turmoil and anarchy of 1997 has subsided, the U.S. State Department still views travel to Albania, Europe's poorest and least developed nation, as potentially dangerous. During the earlier unrest, many weapons were looted from government arms depots. Armed crime, especially at night, runs high.
The pressing mission of surveying the region will be conducted using field surface survey, an archaeological technique that is cheaper than excavation. Davis has been one of the pioneers of this approach in the Mediterranean region. Field surface survey involves teams of archaeologists walking across the terrain in rows, observing and taking notes on ancient features, artifacts, vegetation and other surface characteristics. One of the advantages of this strategy is that observations can be made regarding a variety of historical periods before a major dig gets under way.
The information gathered by the archaeologists, who will be joined in Albania by Adam Gutteridge of Cambridge University, England, will be reported to Albanian local authorities and to a Cambridge team that plans to open an archaeological project at Durres this summer. Henry Hurst will head the Cambridge project.
According to Aaron Wolpert, UC doctoral student in classics and the field director for this month's project, the exact location of the original Greek colony, Epidamnos, remains unknown. "It would be tremendous if we could pinpoint it," adds Stocker.
Established in 627 B.C. by Corinthian colonists living on the island of Korfu, Epidamnos held a strategic position in the Greek and Roman world. It was located just across the Adriatic Sea from present-day Italy. The city also became one of the points of disagreement between Sparta and Athens during the Peloponnesian War. In the Roman era, it bore the name of Dyrrachium and was the western starting point of the Via Egnatia, a road that ran all the way to Istanbul. The city also holds significance in that Pompey had a base there during his civil war with Julius Caesar.
According to Davis, looting of archaeological sites throughout Albania makes this mission an urgent one. Since the communist fall, few resources have been available for Albanians to do archaeological work.
Davis also co-directs a team that has been surveying the Mallakastra region of central Albania - the site of the Greek colony of Apollonia - since 1998. In addition to Davis, Stocker and Wolpert, the UC team in Durres will include: John Wallrodt, computer specialist; Phoebe Acheson, field surface survey team leader and classics doctoral student; Rodney Fitzsimons, classics doctoral student; and Siriol Davies, a post-doctoral fellow from Great Britain.
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United States firm Kinder Morgan Energy Partners LP said Thursday it would more than double the size of its Trans Mountain oil pipeline with a $5-billion project to add 550,000 barrels per day of capacity to the line that carries oil sands crude to Vancouver and Washington's Puget Sound.
The company said a recent "open season" held to gauge shipper support for an expansion of the line showed that shippers were willing to commit as much as 660,000 bpd to the expansion for a 20-year term.
The revised project is larger than the $3.8-billion plan to double the size of the 300,000 bpd line that the company initially proposed in February before drawing back to look for additional customers willing to sign binding 20-year contracts to ship oil on Trans Mountain.
"We knew that as the project's design was evolving it would allow for more commitments," said Ian Anderson, president of Kinder Morgan Canada. "We also knew, or believed, that the market had some players in it ... that might still be interested."
Canadian oil producers have been urging development of a line to let them tap high-paying Asian markets and U.S. West Coast refineries. The majority of Canadian oil exports now flow to the U.S. Midwest, where a glut of crude at the Cushing, Oklahoma, storage hub has depressed prices.
Production from Alberta's oil sands, the world's third-largest crude oil reserve, is set to nearly double to 3 million barrels per day by 2020.
The Trans Mountain expansion is one of several pipeline projects in the works as Canadian oil producers look to tap new markets and avoid the discounts they face at Cushing.
Enbridge Inc.'s Northern Gateway project is also looking to move oil to a Pacific port, while Enbridge's Gulf Access Project and TransCanada Corp.'s controversial Keystone XL pipeline are looking to push oil sands crude to the refining cluster on the U.S. gulf coast.
All the projects are fully backed by producers
"There is overwhelming demand for these pipelines," said Chad Friess, an analyst at UBS Securities. "It shows the urgency, in producers' minds, to close these regional oil price (discounts)."
Trans Mountain, which takes oil to Vancouver and refineries in British Columbia and Washington, is the only pipeline carrying Alberta oil sands crude to the Pacific. Space on the line has been rationed for months as customers look to ship more oil than it can handle.
The latest project, which could be completed in 2017, will rival Enbridge's planned 525,000 bpd Northern Gateway pipeline to take oil sands crude to a deepwater port at Kitimat, on British Columbia's northern coast.
Northern Gateway has already been delayed more than a year as stiff opposition from environmentalists and aboriginal groups caused regulatory hearings to stretch out to two years.
Alarmed by the delay to a project it considers to be in the national interest, the federal government plans time limits on hearings. Mr. Anderson welcomed the new rules, but he said they will not change the need to seek the support of those affected by the project.
"There's no doubt that I hope to benefit from those changes ... but (the new rules) will not reduce or limit the amount of engagement and local-interest consideration that we will have to undertake," he said.
Kinder Morgan plans to file for approval of the project in 2014 and construction could begin in 2016. The project will twin the existing line, add new pumping stations and expand its Port of Vancouver docks to handle additional tanker traffic.
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The Last Of Us Soundtrack Review
Posted on Friday, June 28 @ 11:10:31 PST by Keri_HoneaI haven't played The Last of Us and nor do I plan to (I'm way too big of a baby and I hate stealth with the fire of a thousand suns), but that hasn't stopped me from checking out the game's soundtrack. It took one recommendation from another OST aficionado, and I'm happy to report that this soundtrack has been well worth the $9.99 (plus tax).
The Last of Us OST is not your typical soundtrack, much in the same way that the OST for Max Payne 3 was anything but typical. In fact, I'd go as far as to say that the TLOU OST is the acoustic equivalent of MP3. I'm not saying that TLOU is acoustic noise rock by any stretch of the means; rather, composer Gustavo Santaolalla's focus on the simple sounds of the acoustic guitar throughout each track is as unusual and as enticing as HEALTH's noise rock for MP3. You aren't sure why the music has drawn you in, as it sounds like nothing special at first, but you can't help but get attached to it. It's something you cannot explain without hearing it for yourself.
If you know anything about TLOU, you'll know that the music doesn't have the most uplifting tone, especially the tracks that feature the violin. "All Gone (No Escape)" might have the saddest violin I have ever heard. And yet, all of this brilliantly depicts how sad, how haunted, and how incredibly suspenseful the world of TLOU must be. I can only imagine that if you have played the game, hearing these tracks will stir an even stronger reaction.
There's still plenty of games left coming out this year, so my opinion could always change, but as of now, the TLOU soundtrack is my soundtrack of 2013. Even if you haven't played TLOU and/or don't plan on playing TLOU, I cannot recommend this OST enough. It's not your typical orchestral fanfare, string quartet, or techno dance party often found with video game OSTs, and it's still music that one can easily enjoy outside of the game. The latter point is often the hardest to find with OSTs, and it's one that defines what OST is worthy to purchase in addition to the game.
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I met my neighbor on the road this morning, a childhood friend I haven't seen since childhood, except on Facebook, which is where he saw the news of my new book. "Selling lots of copies?" he inquired cheerfully, and when I mentioned that books of poems don't really figure in that way in the American consciousness he and I then shared a few moments laughingly comparing the obscurity of our respective art forms: He is an opera singer, it turns out, though from his Facebook friends I had construed him as an architect. But this is not a post about Facebook.
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Yes, I suppose there must be worse things to be than a poet. I mean, how many of their buildings does the average architect ever see constructed in their lifetime? Or is one enough as long as you're remembered for it?
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It seems like just about anything goes in denim trends these days--baggy boyfriend jeans, the skinniest skinnies ever, pants that look like they've had a fight with the dryer--but lately we've been spotting tons of celebs in so-pale-they're-practically-acid-wash jeans, and it looks like a new trend is poised to take over. Decide if you like 'em, after the jump.
They were on the runways at Diesel and Miss Sixty for spring, and now light-wash jeans are popping up on tons of A-listers. Mischa Barton's version, above, definitely has an 80s vibe with its pale wash from top to bottom, while Cameron Diaz and Rihanna both go for a version with distressing on the legs.
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347 Ford Stroker questions
hey guys on my way to planning and buying all the parts i need to make my 347 storker motor....
i already have the block and GT 40 heads...
i am wondering what cam and intake combo i should use to get lower end torque..... im looking for a sweet street/strip racer... i also dont wanna put a HUGE cam into it due to the fact i want to drive it regularly.... any help would be apreciated.
oh what size carb would you use as well.... ANYONE have a stroker that could throw some advice my way??
I can't really help you very much, but I know my friend's 5.0 has the Ford Motorsports "F" cam in it and he loves it. I have driven it and it has a great sound at idle and it pulls damn nicely low and mid range...I dunno if it would be different with the stroker, but I think it would be nice....He is also selling a used "B" cam (not from his motor), pm me if you are interested...
i guess i should add i want to use a edelbrock torker intake i already have its a HIGH rise single plane.
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If it's low end torque you are looking for, a dual plane intake is your best bet. I've got a Weiand Stealth on my 331 and it's got lots of torque (300+ftlbs from 3k to 5800 rpm at the wheels). And that's with a relatively mild custom ground cam.
Cams and carbs are always the things people want to go too big on. I would advise dropping a dime and call whatever cam mfg. you want to go with and let them reccomend what cam you need by what info you supply. Unlike most of the people on the board, they have incentives to satisfy a customer and will stear you to the best grind for your needs. I see too many questions on this board about what type cam to use, when all the cam companies have staff that do just that, why not use them?
What car is this motor going in? There are some big problems with the GT40 heads with headers... namely none of them fit on the heads AND in the car, so you have to get custom headers. I was going to get some too, but summit gave me the dirt on them. Good luck with them-
Cam: 275-280, comps are nice, a roller woudl REALLY get you that bottom end due to good ramp speeds (not friction like most people think). A cam in that range would give you some decent chop and pretty good low power. You could go a little smaller if that much bothers you, especially if you go roller.
Carb, no bigger than 600-630. Bigger is NOT better with carbs because you want the smallest possable that will give you your power, it helps keep the airflow velocity up and give you the low end torque you're looking for.
A nice bite can be gotten from a stall converter, you wouldn't have to go above 2000-2400 and it would give you a great launch. This is a must.
my oct 2003 custom classic truck mag has a buildup or should i say review of a Smeding 302 stroked to 347. it has the following: new block, scat crank with 3.4 in. stroke, new rods with 3/8's bolts instead of stock 5/16's, special piston with 1.09 compression hgt, edelbrock performer heads with 2.02 intake valve, balance job, notched bore bottoms in block, ala 383, fel pro one piece rear main seal, double row timing chain, new timing chain cover, a dished piston optional for 87 octane, roller cam cost is $4895, 380hp at 4600rpm, cam is 212/222 degrees of int/exh, at .050 and .489/.510 int/exh lift. 112 seperation angle , fully adjustable aluminum roller rocker arms. , new oil pump, balancer. hope that helps some.
As far as a cam goes, I'd recommend looking into a custom cam that is spec'd for your specific combination. IMHO, a custom cam gives optimum performance for a given engine.
If I were going with a off the shelf cam, I'd stick to a single pattern cam. After market heads normally have an excellent intake to exhaust ratio and do not need the extra help that a dual pattern cam offers.
Check out the Isky cams site in the Tech 2000 tips. Look at #2003:
Good info from a pro.
In my humble opinion, unless you are building this engine for racing, stay away from a 347, go no more than a 3.25-3.3 stroker. The problem with 347's, even though they are torid engines, is that the oil rings go around the wrist pin, being very conducive to oil consumption, as my son found out when he put one in his daily driver 93 mustang. From what I have seen and heard, the factory B-303 cam is an excellent hot street cam and probably as big, duration wise as you should go. If running a factory cam doesnt set well with you, check around for after market cams of similar duration specks. You might contact Camresearch in Englewood, Colorado, as they are ford specialists, and do excellent custom grinds. Another source would be Racer Walsh in Florida. Walsh races what he sells and has extremely good prices too boot.
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I don't know how long ago your son put the 347 in his Mustang, but these days the "oil consumption" problem is pretty much a non-issue. Lots of folks running that stroker now with no reports of excessive/unusual oil burning.
The piston makers either make them like mine or they include some kind of oil rail support which eliminates any problems due to the wrist pin intersecting the ring lands.
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Thanks for the update on the 347 piston rings. He had his engine built by a shop back in 96. I know at that time, the 347's were still a relatively new thing on the street. Glad they got the oil consumption thing under control. Being so advised, I withdraw my naysaying about the 347 stroker kit.
Since it appears that you're going to put this into a 79 Fairmont, why not just put a 351W in it? You have the room, it's not fuel injected. Personally I see no reason to build a 347. Check the 5.8, GT40 Lightning motor on sale at www.karkraft.com for $2895. Not only is it slightly bigger in cu.in., but it's also a much stronger motor mechanically.
I thing the savings on the motor will probably more then offset the specific 351W accessories.
i use a tfs-cam stage 1 in my 88 GT and it run pretty good. nice idle, pull strong and it dont need major spring valve. i also use Twited wedge head and trick flow track heat intake. i have a friend who use this cam with GT-40 head and it feel alomost the same power at low rpm...but our car are EFI..i dont know how much power you will put with a carb.....
just my 2 cent
Here's what I'm running in my car. It's a '95 Mustang GT, and it's been converted over to carb.
My first time out with the 347, it was still fuel injected. I ran a pair of GT40 heads (not the Ps..........that's where the headers/heads not matching up comes into play), Lunati 1087 camshaft, Cobra Intake, 4.10 gears, off road h-pipe with 2.5" exhaust and shorty headers. Stock injectors, throttle body, mass air meter, fuel pump and pressure. Ran 12.78 @ 108.50 just as we lost a head gasket. Had idle probs out the wazoo because of the EEC. Off subject, but IMHO, the GT40 heads are an EXCELLENT choice. Hell, they propelled me into the 12s as a 302!
Second time was when we converted to carbed. We ran two Edelbrock 600 cfm carbs, a Weiand Tunnel Ram, Victor Jr alumnum heads, and a TFS stage 3 camshaft (this is .574/.595 lift). Everything else stayed the same (exhaust, gear ratio, etc). Had some tuning issues and didn't make it to the track, but the car did feel stronger. I attribute the added HP to the better cam and heads, and the loss in low end to the tunnel ram, which was too much for our set up.
This time, we're coming out with the TFS stage 3 cam, Vic Jr heads, and pretty much everything the same. EXCEPT........we bought a Performer RPM intake, and we're gonna run a single Edelbrock 800 cfm carb.
When looking to choose a cam, we need to know what kind of RPM you'll be looking at; if you're going with a power adder or staying N/A; and if this is a street car or a race car. IMHO, off the shelf Motorsport cams are EXCELLENT for 302s, 306s and the like. But when you get up in the cubic inches, the cam physically acts smaller (hence my running the Lunati for less than 200 miles). I read somewhere that when you're stepping up almost 50 cubic inches, you're losing like 8* of duration. If you need ANY help whatsoever, please feel free to email me, or my husband Jerry @ email@example.com .
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- 4 (6- to 7-inch) pita loaves with pockets, halved horizontally
- Preheat oven to 375°F.
- Whisk together cornstarch and 2 tablespoons butter in a small bowl until smooth, then whisk in salt, remaining 4 tablespoons butter, and sesame seeds.
- Brush rough sides of pita halves with butter mixture, stirring mixture well before brushing each half. Cut each pita half into 8 wedges and arrange, seeded sides up, in 1 layer on 2 baking sheets. Bake in upper and lower thirds of oven, switching position of sheets halfway through baking, until golden, 10 to 12 minutes total. Cool toasts on a rack.
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