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I recently graduated from Southern Polytechnic State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry. I plan to focus my career on the advancement of alternative energy. I am an avid fan of science fiction and would like to bring some of the things now considered science fiction into reality. I hope to help society move away from their dependence on fossil fuels and helping to pioneer a new form of environmentally conscious sustainable energy. I currently work as a brand ambassador for Ignition Inc. and Fusion Marketing. I have been a brand ambassador for the last seven years and have had the privilege of representing a variety of companies including Delta Air Lines, Coca-Cola, Google, and Nike to name a few and i plan to fund my masters degree through promotional marketing. For the last three years i have been a promotional event manager and have had a hand in many steps in the event marketing process including asset management, event setup and team coordination. When i am not promoting a brand at a event i spend my time managing and maintaining event assets for Delta Air Lines in one of their marketing warehouses.
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Three in one is the main motto here. The idea is to avoid having to plug and unplug different guitars in to one amp. As you may know, this is not done quickly and easily without causing considerable noise.
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With the TRINITY box you can selectively switch three instruments on to one output. In addition each input can be boosted up to +12dB by an individual stepless pot. This helps to balance out differences in level between the instruments without having to change the amps settings.
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However, the Gear4music extended warranty scheme provides an enhanced service, and is designed to offer a higher level of protection than many 'free' warranties offered by some retailers and manufacturers.
The highlights of this enhanced warranty service are:
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- Warranty is transferable if the item is re-sold
- Loan or replacement equipment will be provided if the product isn't repaired within 30 days
- If an item can not be repaired, a similar alternative product or cash discount (as defined in this policy) will be offered
- The policy can be cancelled within 30 days, and at any time after that for a pro-rata discount
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For customers in outlying areas of the country, the price of the Extended Warranty may be marginally higher, due to the potential for higher collection and redelivery transport costs.
This enhanced warranty is in addition to the standard Gear4music and manufacturer warranty policies, and the Gear4music terms and conditions of trade. No statement or condition of sale contained within these terms affects or restricts your statutory rights as defined under the Consumer Contracts Regulation 2014.
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Kimberlin Brown, well known actress and now successful businesswoman, may have been one of the last speakers of the evening Tuesday, at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, but she certainly was not one of the least.
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The Knox City Council meeting began last night with a heated exchange initiated by Republican City Council candidate, Thom Morin. Morin charged impropriety in his opponent being able to campaign at the Knox Center-Township Volunteer Fire Department annual pancake breakfast Sunday morning.
Donald Kring, the Democrat candidate, said following the meeting that he only did what has traditionally been done at community events in the past when he placed campaign material on the tables. He said he asked for permission before the breakfast began and was informed that all candidates could avail themselves of the opportunity if they so desired.
Morin, who was not in attendance, said he should have been notified that campaigning was going to be allowed at the event.
He then demanded that Kring be charged rent for the fire station where the breakfast was held, saying at one point, "He probably owes $485.00 for campaigning in a city owned building."
Morin was finally told that the City Attorney would look into the matter if he made a request in a written complaint. At that point, Mayor Rick Chambers, matching the decibel level of Morin, ended the presentation by saying, "This is over, sit down."
Morin said he has contacted the State Election Board to find out if the fire department was within its legal rights in allowing the campaigning.


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Welcome to Trotting C Farm! An accomplished breeding/showing farm located in the foothills of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, owned by Ronnie and Janet Clifton and family. Ronnie is a past AMHA President where he served for over six years on the Board Of Directors and three years on the Executive Committee. Janet has been the Office Manager for some of the top Production Sales and Consignment Sales in the industry. She has a great interest in the miniature horse history and pedigrees and owns an extensive collection of old magazines and publications to research them by. If you'd like to be included on our E-mail list for updates on events, foals, horses or equipment for sale please let us know.
At Trotting C Farm, we have bred, raised, trained and shown horses since the early 1970's and miniature horses since 1993. It is our goal to produce the most correct and near perfect horses possible by combining the top bloodlines in the industry with emphasis on outstanding conformation, beautiful color, and super disposition! All of our horses are registered with the American Miniature Horse Association (AMHA) and most are also registered with the American Miniature Horse Registry (AMHR). We have many horses for sale, all types and sizes, to fit everyone's needs. We hope we will have something for you.
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Submission to House of Representatives Select Committee on Bushfires 2003
These speaking notes support a written submission previously lodged to the Inquiry by the Bushfire Front.
We welcome the opportunity to make a submission and thank members of the Select Committee for coming to WA and consulting with the community on this issue. We are disappointed the whole committee is not in attendance, and request that these notes are brought to the attention of those who did not travel to WA.
The members of the Bushfire Front are experienced forest and bushfire managers and scientists. Our concerns are not sectional or parochial, nor driven by ideology. We wish to see a management system in place in southwestern WA that effectively minimises the occurrence and impacts of large, high intensity bushfires. We point out that high intensity bushfires threaten the environment as well as lives and other human assets.
6. Effective programs of community education.
WA is uniquely placed to be able to deliver a "Best Practice" bushfire management system. This is because our summer climate is predictable, we have an excellent body of research into fire behaviour and fire ecology behind us, and over 80 years of professional experience. Compared to many eastern States forests, ours are relatively uniform, are mostly contiguous and do not have mountainous topography. Furthermore, WA has already seriously tested two alternative systems of bushfire management in southwest forests. Fire exclusion was tried for over 30 years, and failed. An alternative system, incorporating fuel reduction burning, was implemented successfully for a period of about 40 years. In terms of meeting the overarching objective of preventing community and environmental damage by high intensity bushfires, this latter system was a success. In recent years it has been let slip.
WA cannot currently claim to have in place a Best Practice bushfire management system. Instead, there is a mishmash of legislation and policy, no clear accountability for outcomes, and fire management is partly the responsibility of the land management agency (CALM) and partly the responsibility of numerous local government authorities, supported by the Fire and Emergency Service Authority (FESA). In addition, CALM has been unable to maintain an adequate level of fire prevention work (including fuel reduction burning) over recent years – there is approximately a ten-year backlog of actual as compared with the target figure for annual fuel reduction burning.
At the same time, there has been a significant decline in numbers and capability of permanent staff for fire management work, and in numbers of earthmoving machines and trained operators. CALM is now only able to meet its minimum fire employment numbers by taking on casuals, and is increasingly reliant on volunteers to assist with forest firefighting. Road and firebreak maintenance has suffered from lack of funds and from unresolved conflicts over who is responsible. Finally, huge unroaded "wilderness" areas are currently being introduced within southwest forests, where it is inevitable that bushfire management will become even more difficult than it is already.
Outside of crown lands, fire policy and practice varies from one local government authority to another. As a general rule, councils do not employ full time professional fire managers – mostly municipal fire management is in the hands of the local ranger. Councils and FESA tend to adopt a soft approach to enforcement of the Bush Fires Act, especially in regard to reducing hazards, and the bulk of the fire management effort goes into fire suppression.
In WA, as in the USA and in the eastern States of Australia, there is a steady move towards greater emphasis on fire suppression and less on fire prevention. This is demonstrated by an increased expenditure on flashy equipment (e.g. helicopters) and decreased expenditure on fuel reduction burning.
WA has no capacity for independent monitoring and public reporting of fire management outcomes. This means that the public is generally not aware of the state of play, and the political leadership hears only what it is told by agencies with a position to defend, or by environmentalists with an ideology to promote. What is needed is an independent organisation charged with assessing performance against objectives and targets, and reporting annually to the government and the public. Such an organisation would also have a role in monitoring bushfire management by local councils.
In general, the WA public is poorly informed about bushfire management and bushfire science. The old European idea that "all fires are bad" is still dominant. Research into fire use by Aboriginal people, or natural fire frequencies in pre-settlement times is simply not believed. This is partly due to a well-embedded mythology about the damage caused to the environment by low and moderate intensity prescribed burns. The poor standard of public understanding about fire has permitted the growing tendency for bushfire policy to be dictated by ideology and political bias rather than by historical fact, science and actual field experience. Bushfire policy in WA is now effectively in the hands of people who in general are not threatened by bushfires – i.e. politically active residents of Perth's leafy inner and coastal suburbs.
The number and size of serious high intensity bushfires in southwestern WA is growing, as the value of past fuel reduction burning programs wears off. There were very serious bushfires in southwest forest regions in the last two summers. These fires were large and intense, causing defoliation, loss of soil, pollution of waterways, death of wildlife and huge volumes of smoke. These fires did not burn into suburbia, so attracted little media or political interest.
We are pleased that CALM has a policy to undertake fuel reduction burning in southwest forests. We believe that their burning is, on the whole, professionally conducted, is based on credible research and takes into account the need to protect environmental as well as human values. However, CALM is subjected to significant external pressures and constraints. These have resulted in less burning being done and fuels building up. In a situation in which fuels are accumulating, while at the same time the capability for fire suppression is declining, the end result must be disastrous bushfires.
CALM's own internal review ("The Muller Report") confirms the serious situation which has been allowed to develop, and points out that fuels in southwest forests are now heavier than at any time since the 1950s. The largely bushfire-free era enjoyed by West Australians since the 1960s has drawn to a close.
It is our view that CALM and other firefighting organisations will generally be able to contain most bushfires in most fire seasons with the current level of fuel reduction burning and if current standards of suppression capability do not further decline. However, as the backlog of fuel accumulation mounts it is clear that they will be unable to handle multiple fires under severe weather conditions (e.g. a lightning storm on the tail end of a heatwave in February, or another Cyclone Alby). In such situations, firefighters will be rapidly overwhelmed and the outcome will be very large, very intense, and very damaging bushfires driving into rural communities. A number of southwest towns are clearly threatened (for example Denmark, Walpole, Pemberton, Margaret River, Yallingup), and there are risks of major losses of old growth and regrowth forests.
All of the outer suburban areas of Perth are highly vulnerable and many farmer neighbours to State forest and National Parks throughout the southwest now find themselves surrounded by heavier and heavier fuels as each year goes by.
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Submitted by acohill on Mon, 08/25/2014 - 09:58
Tablet TV is a new venture that takes us back to the fifties, when everyone had a TV antenna on top of the house. Perhaps taking a hint from Aereo and its problems, Tablet TV has localized the Aereo concept. Where Aereo had thousands of centralized antennas that grabbed over the air digital TV signals in major markets, Tablet TV gives users an inexpensive, small box and antenna that grabs local over the air signals. The Tablet TV box then lets you watch your local TV stations on any WiFi-connected device in your house. It's a neat solution that will make it even easier to dump your cable or satellite subscription, because now you can buy the Tablet TV box and get all your local channels--including local and national news and live sporting events--the stuff that you can't get easily via online services like Hulu and Netflix.
Submitted by acohill on Thu, 08/07/2014 - 12:33
This is my sixty-fifth article about the death of TV, and I see now that we are at the end of the beginning. Why? ABC News recently began broadcasting a news channel on Apple TV, which is significant in its own right, but ABC has just announced that they are now including local news from Boston, Honolulu, and Albuquerque on that channel. One of the two things that keeps most people tied to their hideously antiquated cable and satellite subscriptions is access to local news (the other is live sports). With this new access to local news via the Apple/ABC partnership, it is going to be easier than ever for households to ditch the over-priced "TV" subscriptions.
Submitted by acohill on Wed, 07/30/2014 - 12:39
WideOpen Networks has a nice piece out about the impact of fiber on community economic development.
Submitted by acohill on Wed, 07/23/2014 - 08:25
It must have been a really slow news day in Kansas City, where Google Fiber crews continue to install fiber in neighborhoods and install underground drops to homes. In what teeters perilously on the verge of parody, local TV station KMBC breathlessly reports on the horror of utility marking done by fiber crews prior to digging.
"....spraypaint markings--what sounds like the work of vandals...."
Oh, the horror of identifying utilities before actually, you know, digging things up. It sounds like Google crews are doing a terrific job, as the article cites more than 7,000 miles of installed fiber and a very small number of broken utilities. There were two gas lines hit, which caused some inconvenience, but if you put a shovel in the ground in public right of way for 7,000 miles, it is inevitable that occasionally something gets hit. What the news story fails to do is to really look at how well our Miss Utility really works. Like I say...it had to be a slow news day in Kansas City.
Submitted by acohill on Wed, 07/23/2014 - 08:11
This report from Chitika Insights shows Apple tablets utterly dominate the Web use space, with 78% of the traffic coming from Apple tablets. Amazon is in second place with a little over 7%. Samsung is third, but Amazon's Kindle tablet traffic is growing while Samsung's traffic is shrinking.
The disparity between Apple users and every other tablet combined is a testament to Apple's tightly integrated hardware and software and the company's attention to the user experience.
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 07/22/2014 - 10:06
More and more "stuff" is moving to the cloud. Microsoft, Apple, Adobe, and Amazon are just four of the biggest companies that are trying to get us to put everything in the cloud so we can pay a monthly fee to get to our "stuff." The problem with this is that from a customer perspective, the "cloud" does not scale up well from a pricing perspective.
In the "old days," by which I mean about three years ago, you made a one time purchase of a desktop or laptop computer, cobbled together some kind of local network for your business or home, and if you were really smart, bought one or two extra hard drives for backups and file sharing. A relatively substantial capital expenditure, but you had no recurring costs to use and to store you data and files.
Enter the cloud: You still get to buy a bunch of computers, laptops, and smartphones, but now you pay every month to use your own data. The revenue already being generated by cloud services is staggering, and will continue to grow for a while. But uncontrolled growth is, in the biological world, cancer. It eventually kills you...or in this case, wrecks your budget. All these $5, $10, and $20 per month cloud services add up. Small businesses that have to pay for cloud services on a per seat basis (or some other incremental use charges) can quickly max out their limited IT budgets.
The cloud is immensely useful, and like anyone else, I like being able to access my "stuff" wherever I am in the world. But it comes with a price, and one day the market growth is going to fall of a cliff. When that happens, expect many cloud services to go belly up--for anything in the cloud, you should be able to answer this question: "What happens if your cloud provider disappears?"
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 07/22/2014 - 08:48
Back in the nineties, some crackpot (okay, me) claimed that symmetric broadband connections were going to be essential because content creation was going to occur everywhere, not just at the office or in denizens like Hollywood. And for the last twenty years, just about everyone who works at a cable or telephone company has outright scoffed at the notion and/or patted me on the head and told me to go back to the wilds of the Appalachians.
Verizon has just announced that they are rolling out symmetric FiOS connections.
....kinda brings a tear to my eye....
And I think the Washington Post, where the article appeared, is exactly right: it is community broadband efforts, where symmetric connections are readily available, that are creating pressure on the incumbents.
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 07/15/2014 - 14:04
A technology reporter got Comcast's attention after he posted a recording of his attempt to cancel his service with the cable giant. As a Comcast customer, I would say that their customer service has improved somewhat over the past fifteen years, especially if there is an outage issue, but yea, some of my interactions over pricing and billing are similar to this guy's experience.
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 07/15/2014 - 11:26
From a very knowledgeable source:
"I learned yesterday that there are some amendments that will likely be offered to an appropriations bill in Washington that can further erode local authority for munis. I want to let you know about it, in the hopes that you will spread the word and contact your D.C. Reps. The amendments are expected Today or Wednesday so it is important we call members ASAP.
Right now, it is thought that Rep Blackburn from Tennessee will offer it. It is rumored to be an amendment that either restricts the FCC from preempting state anti-muni laws or just bans them outright.
We need to stop this from passing to avoid a snow ball effect that can set back the drive for local authority.
It is especially critical that communities with networks or those working toward investment contact their Reps' D.C. offices and tell them that Congress should not restrict the FCC. We need to contact them ASAP to let them know that the amendment is bad for local economies, education, savings, etc. and that the FCC should not have its authority limited in any way at this time.
Please let them know the implications and consequences if this moves forward. Please pass this on so we can reach more people."
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 07/15/2014 - 06:39
Fred Pilot over at Eldo Telecom has made a good point: that Gigabit fiber is changing the telecom landscape. More and more communities are making investments to bring Gig fiber to downtown areas, business parks, and schools, and a wave of CLECs are also making similar private sector investments. The Google Fiber initiative's primary contribution has been to legitimize Gig fiber. Prior to the Google project in Kansas City, those of us talking about Gigabit connectivity were often just looked at as kooks. Now Gig fiber is mainstream, as it should be. The focus on Gigabit services is putting pressure on the copper-based incumbents and creating new opportunities in both the private and public sector for new modern networks. And that is a good thing.
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 07/08/2014 - 10:32
This IndieGogo campaign has passed it goal to produce LEO, which is a wearable health monitoring device that gives you real time and stored data on your smartphone. Devices like this one are about to transform exercise and sports, with instant feedback on your workouts and exercise routines, including muscle activity, fatigue, heart rate, lactic acid, hydration, calories burned, and more.
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 07/08/2014 - 08:20
More details continue to leak out about Apple's next release of the iPhone/iPad operations system (iOS 8). Apparently, the Health app will be able to use late model iPhone motion sensors to monitor the number of steps you take. This sounds simple, but today, if you want to do that, you have to buy a separate device to do that, and many of those electronic devices have awkward interfaces. You can buy a simple mechanical pedometer for a few dollars, but that analog device cannot provide the automated monitoring and tracking of your activity over time.
Apple, I think, is onto something big. Recall that the iPod was not the first music player by any measure. Dozens of awkwardly designed, low capacity, hard to use MP3 players were on the market when the iPod was announced. What Apple did was to create a device that was so easy to use that everyone wanted one. And that's where I think Apple is headed with its focus on health monitoring. It's going to make tracking your physical activity and your health data (e.g. respiration, heart rate, etc) so easy that everyone will want an Apple device.
As always, I worry about the privacy issues. Some or all of your private health data will end up in a cloud somewhere, making it accessible to third parties, insurance companies, the government, or hackers (or all of those entities). Time will tell if the health benefits will outweigh the negatives, but I look forward to having more health information under my direct control, instead of having to pay a health clinic for that information.
Submitted by acohill on Wed, 06/25/2014 - 07:17
And so it continues. While Comcast and Time Warner engage in the drowning man death hug, the content owners are finally beginning to read the writing on the wall. ABC is launching a channel on Apple TV, with live video, hourly news updates, and a variety of local content from some of the biggest urban markets in the country (e.g. WABC New York, WLS Chicago, KGO San Francisco...). All is proceeding as I envisioned years ago....cable TV's elbow is barely breathing, and the heart of cable TV may not even have a pulse. When the cable TV giants go down, and they will go down, they will go down hard.
Submitted by acohill on Fri, 06/20/2014 - 08:34
Some time this fall, Apple is likely to announce what has been called the "iWatch," although that may or may not actually be its name. There have probably been more rumors promulgated about this supposed product than any other Apple product ever. The latest rumor is that the watch will have "more than ten sensors," including a heart rate sensor and other health and fitness monitoring devices.
If the watch comes with even five sensors, it will trigger an massive change in health care, as patients and doctors will, for the first time, have inexpensive access to real time health and medical data that was previously only available in hospital rooms and the ICU. And even hospital monitoring equipment does not have what will be available via the iWatch--simple to understand and simple to interpret health information that is available both to the patient and the doctor.
Apple is poised to upend another industry and create a massive new market area providing software and related devices, just as it did with the music business.
Along with all the innovation, we will have huge issues with data privacy, as all this data will be stored in many places (computers, phones, tablets, the cloud, doctor offices, hospitals) with massive potential for security breaches. And insurance companies will be anxious to use the data to adjust health insurance rates, although there is the possibility that having excellent real time health data may, for some, push rates down rather than up.
Submitted by acohill on Thu, 06/19/2014 - 08:41
For many households, the WiFi router is probably an item regarded with a mixture of dread and fear. Once you get the thing configured properly, you generally tend to forget about it...except when the Internet stops working. Then the FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt) takes over the lizard part of your brain...and your first step is stare at the wretched device, hoping that somehow, the gods of the Internet will just magically get the Internet back on so you can continue sorting your Netflix DVD list and posting what you just ate to Facebook.
A new wireless home router called Soap started out as an Internet filtering device ("cleaning" the Internet for families), but as the product was developed, more features were added to provide a higher level of integration.
Unlike every other wireless router on the planet, Soap has a touchscreen interface to help simplify configuring it--no more really bad Web-based control screens that only a Unix geek could love. Soap also understands a wide variety of wireless protocols that allows it to talk to the rapidly expanding market of home automation devices. This may turn out to be its best feature if it works well.
I have been interested in the home automation market for a long time, and have always thought that the biggest challenge is integration and interface. If every device manufacturer makes buyers use a poorly designed one-off interface, homeowners will be quickly overwhelmed and frustrated at the effort involved in configuring and managing many different "smart" (or dumb) devices. If Soap delivers on the interface and configuration features, it will force massive changes in the wireless router market.
What does this have to do with fiber? Some Fiber To The Home equipment manufacturers are integrating WiFi routers into the fiber interface equipment. But the utility of a device like Soap far out-strips anything that can be built into a fiber interface.
Submitted by acohill on Thu, 06/12/2014 - 08:48
The FCC has posted an article by Tom Wheeler, the FCC Chair. In it, Wheeler discusses the benefits that Chattanooga's municipal Gigabit fiber network has brought to the region, especially with respect to dramatic improvements in economic development and jobs creation. If you take the time to read it, the comments are just as interesting, as some folks local to Chattanooga argue with an ISP about the role of local government in telecom.
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 06/10/2014 - 09:20
This article has a good short summary of the battle over broadband. There are many players, including the FCC, Congress, the incumbents, the states, and local communities. The incumbent cable and telephone providers want their monopoly/oligarchy status protected, preferably by legislation. The FCC has the difficult task of reconciling user interests with industry interests, and is mulling over the idea of redefining "broadband," which almost certainly won't turn out well. The definition of broadband is vague today but that vagueness has enabled a flood of innovation in telecommunications, with a myriad of new services and industry disruptions. Codifying "broadband" will likely produce a stifling of new services and businesses, and could damage local economic development if it becomes more difficult for communities to get the telecom infrastructure they need to retain existing businesses and to attract new ones.
Submitted by acohill on Thu, 06/05/2014 - 16:17
This IndieGoGo project is just one of numerous home security systems that are disrupting the market. Companies like ADT have dominated it for decades, using old-fashioned telephone land lines to monitor in-home door, window, and fire sensors. But always-on broadband and Internet connectivity make it possible to do more with less, and a host of start-ups are slowly eating away at the over-priced big security firms.
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 06/03/2014 - 08:12
In San Francisco yesterday, Apple Computer announced that it was bringing both a new app ("Health") and a new developer interface for that app ("HealthKit") to the iPhone and the iPad. The app will give users a single place to store and track a wide variety of health-related information, including fitness activity, lab results, medications, and vital signs. The app is less important than the developer interface to the app, which will allow healthcare providers and healthcare services to push a wide variety of data into a single place, giving the user a single, integrated look at the state of their health.
While there have been much prognostication that Apple has "run out of steam" and has no innovation left in the company, this health-focused software takes the company in a whole new direction. The software Apple is releasing has the potential to make dramatic changes in the way health care is provided and the way we use and access health-related information. And most importantly, better information under our own control is likely to help contain health care costs over the long term.
But there is always a cost. Concentrating all this information in one place raises privacy and security issues, but I'd rather have all this information under my control than in a vast government database. Having said this, Apple will be storing all this information in iCloud for us. There is no free lunch here.....the convenience and information on one hand, the risk of mis-use on the other.
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Should U.S. Continue Aid to Pakistan?, Council on Foreign Relations, 2011, May 17
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Should the U.S. Cut Off Aid to Pakistan?, New York Times, MAY 9, 2011
Links to a wide range of expert opinions.
Secretary Clinton's Remarks on Humanitarian Aid to Pakistan, May 2009, Council on Foreign Relations
U.S. Pakistan Relations, CQ Researcher
Differing points of view presented.
International Crises Group
Excellent links to a range of articles and news
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After bin Laden: Bringing Change to Pakistan's Counterterrorism Policies, The Heritage Foundation, Lisa Curtis, 2011, May 12,
Calling for a suspension until...but this may swing more for the Con. This author generally advocates keeping aid but suspension may be in order.
Time to Stop Fooling Ourselves about Foreign Aid: A Practitioner's View, Cato Institute, Thomas Dichter, 2005
A call to rethink ALL foreign aid.
Stop Doing Harm in Pakistan, Carnegie Endowment, George Perkovich, SEPTEMBER 13, 2011
Trade not aid.
Stop Enabling Pakistan's Dangerous Dysfunction, Carnegie Endowment, Perkovich, September 6, 2011
Pakistan: Stop Supporting Failing Schools, Internation Crisis Group, Shehryar Fazli, 17 Sep 2004
Suspend education support?
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The U.S. Should Maintain Aid to Pakistan, Especially in Education, Brookings Institute, 2011, May 12
Who Benefits From U.S. Aid to Pakistan? Carnegie Endowment for Peace, September 21, 2011
S. Akbar Zaidi, http://carnegieendowment.org/files/pakistan_aid2011.pdf
Argues for a shift from military to other forms of aid - excellent background information.
Should the United States cut off aid to Pakistan?, The Heritage Foundation, Lisa Curtis, 2011, August 5
Our Money in Pakistan, Foreign Policy Magazine, 2010, Mar, 17
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