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Daisy Distribution has ditched 30% of its O2 Approved partners in a major shake up of the programme.
The overhaul sees a similar number of new O2 Approved Partners brought on board and the introduction of tough new targets backed by enhanced benefits.Julian Parven, Daisy Distribution's head of marketing, said: 'Around 30% of our O2 Approved Partners were replaced with roughly the same number of new partners.'Parven confirmed that Daisy Distribution now has '20-plus' O2 Approved Partners, but said he was reluctant to give a firm figure as the new partners 'need to accede to the new status'.Parven said partners had been dropped because 'they didn't perform to the required targets and some businesses were not geared up to absorb the additional products'.He added that the programme's relaunch, in partnership with O2, marked a shift in focus. He said: 'Previously, it was geared around new connection figures. Now it includes the behaviour of the base, net positive churn rates and the addition of landline sales as a set target line.'Targets include a minimum of 75 new connections per quarter; a churn rate below 12% per annum alongside a net positive base; and a push into landline sales with a minimum target of 10 landline sales each quarter. Parven said the landline target will rise 'as the landline product increases in the market'.Daisy Distribution is determined to grow its O2 business this year, Parven said, adding: 'Our ambition is clear; to have the most successful and contributory O2 Approved programme within the channel.'He added: 'Now, with our business finally consolidated and integrated, we feel that with the enhancements given to us by O2 and with our own unique additions – marketing support, funding packages and other tools – we have a full wrap to enable our partners to develop and significantly grow their O2 businesses.'Partner overhaul part of wider reviewDaisy Distribution's partner overhaul is part of O2's wider annual review of its Approved Partner Programme.Under the Programme, 75 Approved Partners have agreed to commit 80% of their business to the network via their Centre of Excellence distributor. These include Avenir Telecom, Daisy Distribution, HSC and MoCo.O2 reported a tenfold increase in Joined Up Communication connections and a doubling of sales for BlackBerry and iPhone devices in 2010.
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Rooms, services Legacy Vacation Resorts Reno is welcoming all guests in Reno with 93 comfortable rooms to stay in. For recreational purposes you may try the wellness services provided by the hotel, an indoor pool will also be waiting for you. Your valuables may be the safely secured in the safe. An exact and detailed list of equipment in the rooms and of the services provided by Legacy Vacation Resorts Reno you will find on the information sheet below, including any applicable additional fees.
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Arrival, opening hours The earliest time of check-in is 16:00, the latest time of check-out is 10:00. English is spoken by the personnel.
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Generation of Marked and Markerless Mutants in Model Cyanobacterial Species
1Department of Biochemistry, University of Cambridge
1Department of Biochemistry, University of Cambridge
1Department of Translational Research, Tsurumi University School of Dental Medicine, 2Endowed Department of International Oral Health Science (affiliated with Department of Translational Research), Tsurumi University School of Dental Medicine, 3Cariology and Operative Dentistry, Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences, Tokyo Medical and Dental University
1Department of Cell and Systems Biology, University of Toronto
1Genetics and Agricultural Biotechnology Institute of Tabarestan (GABIT), Sari Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources University (SANRU), 2Department of Industrial and Environmental Biotechnology, National Institute of Genetics Engineering and Biotechnology (NIGEB), 3Department of Plant Breeding and Biotechnology, Gorgan University of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources, 4RG Abiotic Stress Genomics/ RG Heterosis, Department Molecular Genetics, Leibniz Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant Research (IPK)
1Department of Biochemistry, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore, 2NUS Synthetic Biology for Clinical and Technological Innovation (SynCTI), Life Sciences Institute, National University of Singapore, 3Food Science and Chemical Engineering, Singapore Institute of Technology
1Department of Biological Sciences, Center for Applied Chemical Biology, Youngstown State University
1Institute of Cellular and Organismic Biology, Academia Sinica
1Department of Radiation Oncology, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School, 2Department of Medicine, Division of Geriatric Medicine and Pittsburgh Institute for Neurodegenerative Diseases, University of Pittsburgh
1MRC Centre for Synaptic Plasticity, University of Bristol
1Department of Translational Oncology, National Center for Tumor Diseases (NCT) and German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ)
1Department of Synthetic Biology and Bioenergy, J. Craig Venter Institute, 2Department of Microbial and Environmental Genomics, J. Craig Venter Institute, 3Donnelly Centre & Department of Molecular Genetics, University of Toronto, 4Lunenfeld Research Institute, Mt Sinai Hospital
1Biology Department, Hendrix College
1Department of Pathology, Hershey Medical Center, Pennsylvania State University, 2Department of Chemistry, Pennsylvania State University, 3Departments of Pathology, and Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Hershey Medical Center, Pennsylvania State University, 4Materials Research Institute, Pennsylvania State University
1The Philips Institute of Oral and Craniofacial Molecular Biology, Virginia Commonwealth University
1Department of Biochemistry, University of Leicester, 2Center for Fisheries, Environment and Aquaculture Sciences, 3ES Cell Facility, Centre for Core Biotechnology Services, University of Leicester
1Department of Molecular Genetics, University of Toronto, 2Banting and Best Department of Medical Research, Donnelly Centre, University of Toronto, 3Department of Biochemistry, Research and Innovation Centre, University of Regina
1Leibniz-Institut für Analytische Wissenschaften, ISAS, 2Department of Biochemical Engineering, University College London, 3Institute for Life Sciences, University of Southampton
1Department of Biochemistry, Purdue University
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Traditional brain imaging techniques using MRI are very good at visualizing the gross structures of the brain. A structural brain image made with MRI provides high contrast of the borders between gray and white matter, and information about the size and shape of brain structures. However, these images do not detail the underlying structure and integrity of white matter networks in the brain, which consist of axon bundles that interconnect local and distant brain regions. Diffusion MRI uses pulse sequences that are sensitive to the diffusion of water molecules. By measuring the direction of diffusion, it is possible to make inferences about the structure of white matter networks in the brain. Water molecules within an axon are constrained in their movements by the cell membrane; instead of randomly moving in every direction with equal probability (isotropic movement), they are more likely to move in certain directions, in parallel with the axon (anisotropic movement; Figure 1). Therefore, measures of diffusion anisotropy are thought to reflect properties of the white matter such as fiber density, axon thickness, and degree of myelination. One common measure is fractional anisotropy…
1Department of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
1Department of Microbiology and Immunology, The Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth
1Department of Biocatalysis, Institute of Catalysis, CSIC
1Department of Biomedical Engineering, Oregon Health and Science University, 2Knight Cancer Institute, Oregon Health and Science University, 3OHSU Center for Spatial Systems Biomedicine, Oregon Health and Science University
1Faculty of Biology, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, 2Smith Institute of Plant Sciences and Genetics in Agriculture, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
1Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering, Petit Institute for Bioengineering and Biosciences, Georgia Institute of Technology, 2Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, 3Charles Perkins Centre, The University of Sydney, 4Institute of Biophysics, Laboratory of RNA Biology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 5University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, 6School of Medicine and Collaborative Innovation Center for Diagnosis and Treatment of Infectious Diseases, Zhejiang University
1Global Health Institute, School of Life Sciences, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL)
1Center for Synaptic Neuroscience and Technology, Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia
1CREA, Diagnostics Department, Spedali Civili di Brescia
1Malaria Institute at Macha, 2Department of Molecular Microbiology & Immunology, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
1Developmental Biology Program, Sloan Kettering Institute
1Department Genetics of Microorganisms, Interfaculty Institute for Genetics and Functional Genomics, University of Greifswald
1Division of Infection and Immunity and Systems Immunity Research Institute, Cardiff University, 2Department of Oncology, University Hospital of Lausanne (CHUV), 3Ludwig Insitutue for Cancer Research, Lausanne Branch, University of Lausanne
1Department of Anaesthesiology, Pharmacology, and Therapeutics, University of British Columbia, 2Department of Biomedical Sciences, Midwestern University
1Division of Systems Biology, MRC National Institute for Medical Research
1Biology Department, University of Illinois at Springfield
1Department of Regenerative & Infectious Pathology, Hamamatsu University School of Medicine, 2First Department of Medicine, Hamamatsu University School of Medicine, 3Faculty of Health Science, Tokoha University
1U1001, Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale (INSERM), Université Paris Descartes
1Department of Neurosurgery, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, 2Center for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine, Brown Foundation Institute of Molecular Medicine, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, 3The Senator Lloyd & B. A. Bentsen Center for Stroke Research, Brown Foundation Institute of Molecular Medicine, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, 4Summer Research Program, Office of Educational Programs, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, 5Department of Anesthesiology, Shengjing Hospital, China Medical University, 6Department of Oncology, Renji Hospital, Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine, 7Biology Department, University of West Georgia
1Institute of Molecular Pathobiochemistry, Experimental Gene Therapy and Clinical Chemistry, RWTH Aachen University, 2Institute for Laboratory Animal Science and Experimental Surgery, RWTH Aachen University, 3Department of Medicine III, RWTH Aachen University
1Department of Biology, Section for Functional Genomics and Center for Bacterial Stress Response and Persistence (BASP), University of Copenhagen, 2Department of Microbiology and Infection Control, Statens Serum Institut
1National Institute of Arthritis, Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases, National Institutes of Health, 2Q Therapeutics
1Center for Molecular Oncology, Barts Cancer Institute, Queen Mary University of London, 2Sino-British Research Centre for Molecular Oncology, National Center for International Research in Cell and Gene Therapy, Zhengzhou University, 3School of Basic Medical Sciences, Academy of Medical Sciences, Zhengzhou University
1Department of Exercise Science, Elon University, 2Department of Physical Therapy Education, Elon University, 3Department of Physical Therapy, Duquesne University, 4Department of Sports Medicine, Elon University
1Tumor Microenvironment and Metastasis Program, Wistar Institute, 2Department of Pathology and Lab Medicine, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, 3Department of Microbiology and Immunology and Department of Genetics, Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth, 4Division of Endocrine and Oncologic Surgery, Department of Surgery, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, 5Rena Rowan Breast Center, Abramson Cancer Center, University of Pennsylvania, 6Center for Advanced Medicine, University of Pennsylvania
1Department of Physiology and Neurobiology, Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth College
1Africa Centre for Health and Population Studies, College of Health Sciences, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, South Africa, 2Unit D11, Jembi Health Systems, 3Academic Medical Center, Department of Global Health, Amsterdam Institute for Global Health and Development (AIGHD), University of Amsterdam, 4Division of Infectious Diseases and Geographic Medicine, Centre for AIDS Research, Stanford Medical School
1Department of Neurology, Massachusetts General Hospital
1School of Environmental and Life Sciences, University of Newcastle
1Cell Biology and Neuroscience, University of California, Riverside
1Department of Biological Sciences, Wayne State University


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Vibrant design comes to life in this modern wall clock. A glass lens protects the white dial, easy to read black numerals and hands, and orange second hand. The plastic bezel is finished in satin gunmetal. Uses only one AA battery.


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La Grange aux Arts 18.8Km
La Grange aux arts : 4 rooms with all confort. For you : large salon, kitchen, garden and swimming pool during summer.
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Domaine A Marmande 24.2Km
Upon arrival you will be received by Caroline and Charles Aronson and daughter Miya on their 'Domaine à Marmande' in a pleasant, relaxed environment. We are happy to live here permanently, away from the hustle and bustle of city life. We will be at your service almost any time of day.Our house is facing south, has been decorated in Mediterranean colors and recently has been renovated in the typical 'Gascogne' style. The main building has 2 guestrooms (chambres d'hôtes). Both rooms have comfortable 2 x single beds with a private bathroom and toilet.In the wing next to the main building, we rent a complete self-catering apartment (gîte) for 2 to a maximum of 6 people.
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La Dinanderie de Mé.. 25.0Km
Saint Orens Pouy Petit
Gîte 4 épis, Guest Rooms & Table d'hôtes in the Gers with swiming pool.
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La Tuquette 26.0Km
Three bed and breakfast rooms on the hilloides of the GERS in the countryside andpeaceful tranquility near a small pictuesque village
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Maison D'Hôtes de C.. 28.3Km
Jean and Helene welcome you to their 18th century house completely restored, surrounded by a park of 3 hectares.Tables d'hôtes and gourmet breakfast with homemade jam.2 bedrooms are located upstairs whilst the other two bedrooms(2 to 4 pers) are located within the towers and are on two levels .The rooms are peacefull.They all exposed south and overlook the park.The rooms feature large walk-in showers and 160x200 beds.
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Ajoli 28.3Km
Between Marciac and Mirande, in the most beautiful region of south-west a house and a cottage character for lovers of old stones. A varied and bucolic countryside on an area of 3 ha. The domain Ajol with its original façade, its rooms and authentic hunting lodge has retained the charm of the eighteenth century. This greenery exudes a positive energy of well-being.
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Le Segau 28.4Km
The Segau is a Gascon farmhouse built entirely of stone in the late 18th century. Large operation at the time (over 100 hectares), family groups lived together. The current operation extends over 53 hectares around the farm buildings. Crossed by a river: "Osse" we operate in organic farming.
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Chambres D'hôtes La.. 28.7Km
3 guest rooms in full nature, entirely renovated, on a park of 2.5 hectares. Each room is independent and has its own walk-in shower, sanitary facilities and storage space. From the terrace, the breathtaking view of the vineyards and the sunrise will seduce you from your deckchairs that hold out your arms. Quiet and rest assured. The round of homemade jams accompanies you to breakfast. The table d'hôtes is proposed to you in the evening if you wish with products of the soil, garden and organic products. . Clévacances certified rooms 3 clés
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Malaret Yann Auberg.. 5.0Km
Saint Lary
On a hill is a village house with stunning views, the rooms can be found in the main house and possibility to rent a cottage on the site. The home and feel are the strengths to site, the rooms are large (16 to 25m2). For the period of the summer the pool of 12 / 5 is open.
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Bernardini 7.6Km
4 rooms and a suite of 4 people, comfortable, with TV hairdryer, safety deposit boxes in an old harbor fuviale 18th century park with swimming pool
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Cano 9.0Km
CHARTREUSE fifteenth century character and charm in the heart of Gascony in a green "quiet and peaceful" located 3 km from VIC FEZENSAC. Guests can avail of very large lounge with fireplace TV. Billard. . . Spacious rooms with bathroom toilet wooded park of 5 hectares - Swimming - Tennis - Spa - Orchard - Pond - Hiking.
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Domaine Gajolles 10.9Km
Relaxing in the Gers, enjoying the landscapes & sunsets, Its all possible in Tinne Pouleyn & Patrick Michielss Chambre dHôtes. The five full-comfort rooms will be a sure asset to great holidays in this region.
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Domaine le Castagné 11.2Km
The field the Castagné offers 4 guest rooms, spacious, decorated with a mixture of old and new, in each room, bathroom, toilet, office, free internet access. views of castle and countryside. rooms 35m2 to 40 m2 each. Hearty breakfast served every morning in the kitchen of yesteryear. . . free on-site swimming pool, lake, fishing, mini golf, playground. . . free internet access
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La Double Porte 11.6Km
Bed and Breakfast 'La Double Porte' welcomes you in a real house Gascon from the period Napoleon III. Three comfortable guest rooms with own bathroom, each with a capacity of 2,3 and 4 people-a hearty breakfast-pool and a spacious terrace-friendly guesttable are all the ingredients to make your holiday of pure indulgence in an atmosphere without constraints. Walking, cycling, visiting, events and festivals, golf, plenty of opportunities to give you a varied and relaxed holliday.
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Gite du Couloume 11.6Km
Auch capital of Biscay and ancient Gallo-Roman city, and prestigious architectural heritage, witness a rich past.
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La Ferme aux Chevau.. 12.1Km
The gascon hause of grandfather and the old wine store house became holiday homes. Ute and Roland are living with their girls in the former cow stable with his restored apparent carcass. The old poultry-house became pool-house and playroom just beside the commune swimming pool.
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L'Hérété 12.3Km
Job vacancies home with private pool in enclosed garden. gers in the middle, calm and kind
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Gascony Guest House 13.2Km
Charming duplex in in a renovated 18th century farmhouse. Private entrance, salon, TV, mezzanine, 2 bedrooms
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A Hantas 13.3Km
At the heart of the Gers, near Vic-Fezensac Enjoy two chalets bois.Equipez solar lighting and all the comforts for a pleasant stay. You can discover the Gers heritage with many activities in the region. Table d'hôte, pool, relaxing treatments wellness will complete your stay unforgettable.
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Le Moulin de Roquef.. 14.5Km
Along the river, we welcome you in an old water mill. Our property is dedicated to the production of green energy through hydro and solar photovoltaic roof. Our three rooms are spacious, comfortable and tastefully renovated, equipped with 160 beds, kettle, with en-suite bathroom and private and hairdryer. TV on demand.
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Domaine le Castagné 14.7Km
Gers in the countryside and the outskirts of the town of Auch, the capital of Biscay, The Castagné offers true moments of holiday and tourist friendly nature. Of 70 ha, in a unique deal with castles and Montegut St Cricq, relaxing and waiting for you back to basics. Enjoy your stay to discover and taste the culinary specialties of the region sold on site: duck confit, foie gras, cassoulet. . .
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Le Camp du Haut 15.1Km
Guest houses near Vic Fezensac. A relaxation and quiet place in the heart of Gers
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L'Hermitage de Bido.. 15.4Km
A B&B located a 30-minute drive from Vic-Fezensac, L'Hermitage de Bidouchac offers a garden with a furnished common terrace and barbecue facilities, as well as a shared lounge with a flat-screen TV. At L'Hermitage de Bidouchac, guests will find wooden-parquet floor rooms featuring a TV and a wardrobe, as well as a bathroom with toilets. They can enjoy free Wi-Fi access in all areas. In the morning a continental breakfast is served. 4 restaurants can be found within 5 km and 1 is a gastronomic restaurant. In Castéra-Verduzan, 6 km from this property there is a thermal baths centre and water-based activities can be enjoyed 4 km away. Auch Train Station is a 30-minute drive from L'Hermitage de Bidouchac while Condom and Fleurance are a 20-minute drive away. Free private parking is possible on site.
Gîte De France Grg1.. 16.6Km
Cazaux D'angles
Situated in the heart of The Armagnac, to Cazaux d' Angles in the Gers, in the magnificent frame(executive), the GRG105 is a typical, comfortable and spacious holiday cottage(shelter), allying the tradition to the installations normées of a modern housing environment.
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Le Moulin du Mancho.. 18.3Km
Three bedrooms (Chambres d'Hôtes with double beds) for sleeping at night only in an entirely renovated stone built house, adjacent to one of the itineraries leading to St. Jacques de Compostelle which passes nearby Montesquiou, in the Gers Department. The house in on the country side, with no neighbour. It includes an old water mill (open to visitors), a dwelling area adjacent to the mill house in which the three rooms are located, a private 300 metres walkway along the river. A tennis club and an equestrian centre may be reached by car after a few minutes drive. Areas for outing and long walk across a hilly scenery are close to the location. The city of Marciac where the famous Jazz Festival takes place every year during the first half of August is 18 km away. Access to internet through WIFI is feasible. LABEL « CléVacances FRANCE». Hosting capacity: up to 6 peope if in couple Type of hosts expected: Pilgrims going to St. Jacques de Compostelle are preferred. However other clients may be accommodated for night stays?
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Bastide de Lassalle 18.5Km
In a large park, character house with a large swimming pool for a break or a relaxing stay in the middle of the Gers countryside. . . 2 large rooms have a terrace overlooking the park. At the guest table, Edith you concoct delicious regional dishes or casseroles.
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Domaine de Poudos 18.5Km
We welcome you in a beautiful restored country house with annex in a peaceful and pleasant with a flowered and shaded park, swimming pool and a few children's toys
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Lobelia 20.0Km
In a pretty village in the Gers, after Lobelia will bring you peace and serenity, you can enjoy the swimming pool and landscape while enjoying the hearty breakfast prepared by your hosts.
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Chez Karine et Eric 20.4Km
Our house is situated on 2 hectares of land bordered by a river. Very quiet and relaxing. Farm animals on the property. Advice on visits and sporting activities can be gived.
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La Tricherie 21.9Km
Charming residence in the heart of Gascony, dating from the eighteenth century, The Cheating, restored and decorated with taste and passion by its owners, is a house in stone, atypical sizes up to 11 people in addition to its inhabitants. The layout of workplaces allows people from staying thereTo benefit from spacious living areas, friendly and quality in the context of a home into a guest house.
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En Laurenc 22.0Km
2 self catering gites (one for 4 persons and one for 8 persons), with pool, indoor tennis court, woods and a private lake and little sauna.
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En Laurenc 22.1Km
'En Laurenc' is our farm in the South of France where we are renting out a luxurious 'gite' and we can also accomodate you in our Bed & Breakfast. Around the farm there are terraces and in the garden in front of the gite there are century-old olive trees. You can sit under this wonderful trees, giving you a lot of shade.
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Grange de Garac 23.6Km
Saint Christaud
Bed and breakfast in a 19th century barn renovated in 2009, located on the way between Arles and Mirande (Country Festival in July) and Marciac (Jazz Festival in August). Peaceful.
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Arié - Chez Joelle .. 25.0Km
Located in Gascogne in Grand Armagnac, our house will offer you the calm in the Gers countryside. In an old farm, Landaise type, which we restore with love and passion, we will be happy to welcome you in our house, in bed and breakfast or gite. The house is built on a plot of 1 hectare, unfenced, with a pond.
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Le Teoule 25.1Km
Hello, we rent rooms for the period of the jazz festival in Marciac ie from July 27 to August 16.
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La Bastide Sorézien.. 25.2Km
La Bastide Sorézienne is an old house of character located in the heart of Gascony, and to Armous Cau, near Marciac town famous for its Jazz Festival. You will find the well-being, relaxation and this will be the base for all your getaways. Pleasant terrace overlooking the lake for change of scenery.
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'Pey', Marciac, SW .. 25.4Km
Located 34 km from Tarbes, 'Pey', Marciac, SW France offers accommodation in Tillac. The property features views of the mountains is 30 km from Auch. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property and free private parking is available on site. The kitchen is fitted with an oven and a microwave, as well as a kettle. A TV and DVD player are provided. Other facilities at 'Pey', Marciac, SW France include a seasonal outdoor pool. You can play table tennis at the property, and the area is popular for golfing. Ozon is 38 km from 'Pey', Marciac, SW France, while Chis is 26 km from the property.
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Saint Maur
flower farm with farm capons, located on the hills of the Gers in the commune of Saint-Maur, a country of Foie Gras, good wine and Armagnac. 4 guest rooms with bathroom, and heating. At the guests, a play date with kitchenette, dining area, sitting area (table tennis), washing machine.
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Manoir de Burosse 25.8Km
Three Bedrooms are available in the house of character at the heart of the gersoise countryside and the vineyards, of the naming AOP Saint Mont.
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Le manoir de Buross.. 25.8Km
in the heart of the winyard , the old house of character welcomes you for a peaceful stay with3 bedrooms with 2 at arrangement approachable by a main staircase, the one looking onto the pond, the other one on vineyards. the comfort and the user-friendliness(conviviality) are insured. The site is ideal either to rest or visit and take advantage of summer festivities because almost at equal distance of Vic-Fezensac, Eauze, Nogaro, Aignan, Marciac. The grape harvests in Saint Mont will know how to seduce the amateurs of beautiful vineyards and good wine in September!
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Gîte avec Piscine M.. 26.1Km
In the Gers, between Toulouse and Auch, character cottage with pool. Rates 2 to 5 people. Approval prefecture: 3 stars. Quality design, stone and exposed beams, windows and view overlooking the countryside. Park of 1.8 ha. In nature in one of the most beautiful areas of Southwest renowned for its architectural treasures, its cuisine and its relaxed lifestyle.
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Le Hour 26.6Km
Hamlet of guests, 5 bedrooms (3épis) and 2 cottages (2épis) furnished with recycled objects or created by the owners. Shared kitchen available rooms. Swimming pool, pets, games ... Living room, library, numerous indoor and outdoor spaces to relax. Walking and hiking on the spot marked on site.
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Maison Ardure 26.7Km
At the heart of the valleys of Lomagne Gersoise, Ardure House invites you to live well, to relax and discover the local heritage. Mansion, Label Art of Living, Guest Room, Guest Rating 4 ears Gîtes de France. In a Gascon Manor of the seventeenth century and renovated in 2003 and 2007, three guest rooms and 2 suites can accommodate from 1 to 5 people. Bed and a minimum area of 20 m² excluding sanitary, with private bathroom and separate WC. 160 x 200 beds separated into twin beds on request, organza canopies, designer bathroom with Italian tile shower massage jets. At your disposal: lounge TV / DVD, dining room, tourist information, microwave. Games room with billiards, library, plasma screen and DVD player. Equipped fitness room, jacuzzi, steam room with free access. 1 hectare wooded park with terraces, herb garden, enclosed swimming pool 11 x 5 m.
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Le Vieux Presbytere 27.2Km
L'Atelier at Le Vieux Presbytere is perfect for a relaxing stay in the Gers countryside. The room is decorated in soft subtle colours with a French iron bed dressed in white linen.
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How does dispassion fit in with anger?
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How does dispassion fit in with
anger?
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Remember the Tao. What it (and non-duality) is about is
found in the cliche about a coin having 2 sides.
Reality includes both heads and tales. Anger is the tales
to loves head and sad is the other side of happy.
What we are really talking about is Feeling, which is
the coin (with both sides of all emotions). So we sit
in the Tao and Witness. This arises and then that.
Without passionate reactivity to either this or that, not
letting ourselves get carried away and stuck on either
side of the coin, we absorb all the permiations and
float freely above,transcendent and ready to fill with
the pure Truth,Consciousness, and Bliss that is
available only when we are empty (calm and completely
dispassionate). As soon as we react, there will be another
reaction and we are no longer absorbed in the universal
and are flung back to the egoistic. Even "I'm so
blessed, this is so beautiful" can be a disqualifier.
Religions suggest that the only thing that we can "Get away
with" are praises to God. Ecstatic reaction is no less
a distraction to honoring God than violence is. God
is Peace and sometimes love can take your peace away
as well as anger. So, be at Peace and live happily
ever after.
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I would suggest visitng the website for the meditation society
http://www.meditationsociety.com/. There are lots of techniques
listed there. Try a few different ones until you find one that is
easy to follow. Perhaps the first thing to try is to just sit in a
quiet place, close your eyes, and focus on the sound and feeling of
breath. Just breathe natually. Notice your thoughts, but don't hang
onto them. Just watch them come and go. Watch and listen.
I hope this helps. Meditation can seem difficult when you are first
starting out (and even after you have been doing it a while for that
matter). Just try it and be patient and perserve. The hardest part is
the actual committment to sit down and do it. Just sitting quietly
and watching your breath is more beneficial than you may imagine.
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The first week of seventh semester has passed and it seems that this semester is gonna be tough (you'll know why)! I get like the "All Star" lecturers of Binus University, meaning that they are (probably) the best in their field Binus has (at least that's what I got from the first impression). Not that I always get poor lecturers before but it looks like they, not like most of my previous lecturers, are very serious and kinda "frightening" since the beginning. But yeah, who don't do that! Every lecturer always try to afraid us in the beginning! Well..we'll see!
So, here are little summary of my first week!
Monday – Computer Networks
This is the first day and it's hard to face the fact that I have to deal with Jakarta's TERRIBLE HORRIBLE traffic again EVERYDAY! It's worst because I take the public bus. (I will NEVER NEVER NEVER EVER get used to this traffic!!!) My class is at 9.20 am to 1 pm. And because this is the first day I DIDN'T come late! Yeaaayy! 😀 But in order to do that I have to wake up really early. (=_= Zz) Thanks to the bad traffic I already mentioned!
The lecturer is Mr. Jonathan Lukas who was my lecturer in the first semester for Introduction to Information Technology. I'm fine with him but from what I experienced I have to be careful on the exam! He said that Computer Networks is what he masters best so he asked us to be serious and pay attention in class and we'll learn a lot from him. He reminded us of his class's rules & behaviours and he also asked us to do all the assignments on binusmaya… Uhh!
Character Building 4
I supposed to have lab at 7.20 am (isn't that crazy!) but lab always starts on the second week so I didn't have to wake up at 5 am this week. The next class, Character Building 4, is at 9.20 am and I came late! (boo!) When I entered the class I saw the lecturer was a tall almost bald man. It turned out that he is Mr. Antonius Athosoki Gea, one of the authors of this course text book. So, we will learn about relation with the world (whatever that means) and he talked about ethics. Well, not as deep as you probably imagine. It was mostly about definitions & terms about ethics. He asked us to discuss about environmental damage & conservation in the binusmaya discussion forum as the first assignment! Great, I got an assignment on the second day! (-.-; )
Language & Automata Theory
Right after Character Building 4 is Language & Automata Theory and I didn't know what this is about at all. The lecturer is Mr. Leo something… I forget his name… :p He is young and from what he talked I'm sure he graduated from somewhere abroad (lulusan luar negeri). He started the lecture with a lot of class rules and requirements for submitting assignments & homeworks homeworks ">blah blah blah and he said that there's gonna be a lot of assignments and homeworks in his class. Somehow I think he is like a robot. His appearance and the way he speaks… I don't know… Maybe it's just me! When he started the lesson he just read the power point and I totally had no idea what he was talking about! Oh, and he gave us homework too!
Wednesday – Quality Control Statistics
I supposed to have lab too (at 7.20 am again!). After lab is Quality Control Statistics and… I came late again! But it's OK, I was still considered Attend (hadir)! hahaha… The lecturer is Mr. Makmur Bukit which I think is a weird name because makmur means "prosperous" and bukit means "hill" so his name would means "prosperous hill". 😐 He is old and he seems nice. That day we learnt about quality, the definitions, dimensions, and so on. He gave us homework to explain about one of the dimensions of quality. Three days of new semester with three homeworks… Nice…
Multimedia Systems
Somewhat.. I keep repeating my old bad habit of coming late. Even though I was coming with Indra that day (Merry left her helmet to me so I could use it). The lecturer looked fine when I & Indra entered the class but when more & more students showed up late it's obvious that she didn't like late students, not like those who don't care about students coming late. Her name is Ms. Adriani Halim. She began the class talking about rules and stuff (again… too many rules!!). And it also clear that she wants us to pay full attention during the lecturer. What a strict person! After the class Dea told me that she is the IDC leader (which means she is really good at multimedia) and she is actually a nice person and she gives score objectively. Hmm.. that's a good thing! Just wait & see…
Expert Systems
The next class is Expert Systems. I had no idea who the lecturer would be and it turned out to be Mr. Tri Djoko Wahjono, my previous lecturer for Algorithm Design & Analysis and Artificial Intelligent and one of the senior lecturer of Binus University. So this is my third class with him. So far I like him. Btw, he got his master degree in US which add another argument to this "All Star" lecturer. He gave us what he called "pop quiz" about something like defining family tree or something… I forget.. hahaha…
Friday – Computer Architecture & Organization
Did I come late this time? NOO! 😀 The lecturer is Mr. Handi Muljorejo and apparently Merry recognized him as her friend's dad. What a small world! Like others, he talked about stuff in his class blah blah.. He said he has taught this course for years (so he is another senior lecturer). It looks like this course is gonna be hard. >.<
Saturday – Applied Geometry 2
Yes, I know what you are thinking! I DO HAVE class on saturday on the worst time ever, 1 pm to 5 pm!! That's lame I know but blame Binus since I didn't arrange my own schedule! The lecturer is Mr. Sangadji, the same lecturer I have on Applied Geometry 1. I have no doubt on his skill because he has all bachelor, master, and Ph.D degree in mathematics! Plus he got his master & Ph.D in US! What can be better than that?! But the thing is he has some difficulty or I can say "different way" in communicating with us (like any genius in the world has). I know he is a nice person but the whole class barely understand what he's trying to teach. Like how he turns the simple thing to looks like a difficult complex concept what so ever. And he said that the exam will be open book (not like the previous Applied Geometry 1) which indicate this course is gonna be hard!
So that's my first week of this semester and with lecturers of that qualificaton and demand such a high expectation this semester gonna be a lot of work & effort! Other things I noticed are the attending system now uses our binusian flazz card and apparently Binus now has "megastore" on the 1st floor which I barely seen… What the heck happened to my university?!?!?


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A row has broken out between Calcutta Municipal Corporation (CMC) and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), the firm appointed by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to audit the civic bodys accounts. This clouds the fate of the Rs 1,245-crore loan package offered by the ADB for developing Calcuttas infrastructure.
The ADB cannot sanction the loan as the CMCs financial statements from 1993 to 2000 when the ruling Left Front was in control of the civic body have remained unaudited.
On Thursday, policy-makers and officials in the government and the CMC headquarters appeared uncertain about the loan which they have been planning to divert for building 30 bridges over sewerage canals, desilting of the canals and laying sewers for the overall improvement of the citys environment.
Central to the row is a four-page, harshly-worded letter that municipal commissioner Debasis Som sent on September 28 to the ADB headquarters in Manila, listing the CMCs charges against PwC and asking it be blacklisted by the bank.
Carefully considering all factors, it has been felt that PwCs performance has been highly unsatisfactory. I am even constrained to observe that their action during last five months may be construed (as) an attempt to hoodwink both ADB and CMC from meeting the contractual obligation. CMC feels that their continuance as consultant is not going to serve any fruitful purpose or meet the ultimate objective of CMC of finalising the accounts of CMC, Som writes.
We would like to submit that ADB may consider taking a very careful look at the level of sincerity of PwC in meeting contractual obligations and whether their performance warrants taking action against PwC, like imposition of sanction or blacklisting.
Writing back within a week of Soms letter, the ADB on October 3 informed the CMC that the bank had taken note of the civic bodys position and that it had notified the audit firm that its services had been suspended.
Also, we have requested PwC to immediately return to you all documents and data relevant to CMC, writes Edward M. Haugh Jr, director, social sectors division, South Asia department of the ADB.
PwC said it was not rattled by the CMCs criticisms because the assignment given to it originally by the ADB, namely finalising the civic bodys accounts as an external auditor, was still in place.
Said Amitava Basu, executive director, PwC, from Delhi: We consider ADB to be our client that has asked us to carry out certain functions relating to the CMCs financial statements. We are in no way connected with the CMC, so they will be seen as transgressing the bounds of ethics and decency if they call for our blacklisting. And, lastly, we have not received any copy of Haughs October 3 letter.
Basu claimed that the contract his firm was awarded by the ADB under the Rs 2-million technical assistance scheme was still in place.
The work has only been kept in abeyance, Basu said, adding that the PwCs main task is to train the CMCs accounts officials in international accounting standards.
The CMC-PwC spat has broken out against the backdrop of the special warning ADBs India director Louis de Jonghe had issued late in September to the civic body about the risks involved in non-compliance with the key covenants of the agreement with the bank on the hefty loan.


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APWPT microphone frequency information
Current status
Wireless audio devices operate under a "Class Licence", meaning that no special ap-provals or licence is required to operate equipment that meets the following fre-quency and power specs.
* Use of free frequencies (no approval needed) from 174 - 230 MHz, (max. e.i.r.p. 3 mW)
* Use of free frequencies (no approval needed) between 520 - 694 MHz, (max e.i.r.p. 100mW)
* Use of free frequencies (no approval needed) between 1785 - 1800 MHz, (max e.i.r.p. 100mW)
Operation on the frequencies shown above is as a secondary service, sharing with DTV transmission, on the basis that you do not operate outdoors on the same frequency as a DTV service licenced in the location, and that you operate on a "no interference – no protection" basis.
Application can be made to operate outdoors on the same frequency as a DTV service licenced in the location for special events.
Note that DTV channels are allocated on a "Block Planning" approach in Australia, with 6 consecutive channels, each 7 MHz wide, allocated to each DTV market. This means that in any location there will be at least one complete block of 42 MHz fully occupied by DTV transmission. In some locations more than 1 Block is in use – refer to www.frequencyfinder.com.au for up to date information about VHF & UHF DTV frequency allocation in any area of Australia.
Approval can be requested to operate on higher power levels within these bands for defined "Special Events".
One can download this information here: Frequencies for wireless microphones [997 KB]
Typical national spectrum use
Australian wireless microphone operations endangered by IMT companies (September 2014)
Information provided by the Australian APWPT Ambassador:
Last week Telstra switched on their new 700 MHz services in a number of areas across three states of Australia, including Sydney CBD and Adelaide CBD.
Telstra and Optus negotiated "Early Access" arrangements with the ACMA earlier this year. In August they both communicated their plans to switch on "trials" in Perth CBD, Darwin CBD, Fremantle, Mildura, Mount Isa and Griffith, during August 2014.
Without further notice to the wireless audio industry though, Telstra switched on their 700 MHz networks in Adelaide CBD, Sydney CBD, Yamba, Sarina, Esperance and Bundaberg last week. No dates have been announced yet for Telstra sites at Ulladulla, Townsville, Mt. Gambier, Murray Bridge, Tennant Creek, Roma, Red Cliffs (VIC), Narrawallee, Miles, Marble Bar, Port Hedland, Katherine, Goondiwindi, Fitzroy Crossing or Denmark (WA).
Optus have advised that they plan to switch on trials of their 700 MHz network in the next two weeks with details of exact locations yet to be forthcoming.
Telstra services are operating on 713 to 733 MHz for the phones and 768 to 788 MHz for the towers. Optus services operate on 703 to 713 for the phones and 758 to 768 MHz for the towers.
All wireless audio users are advised to carefully monitor their RF landscape to minimise the potential impact of the Telco's early access to this spectrum.
Further information can be found at the following web sites:
1) Telstra 4G Technology Trials on the 700MHz radiofrequency band
2) Optus 4G 700 MHZ Commercial Pilot and Technical Trials
3) Digital Dividend is TODAY, not January 1, 2015
4) The Digital Dividend and changes to regulation to wireless microphone
Australian Communications and Media Authority (February 2014)
New arrangements for wireless microphones is available here.
ACMA media release on wireless microphones in the digital dividend frequencies (June 2013)
Some technical changes affecting manufacturers and importers
The Australian Communications and Media Authority recently announced changes to the frequency ranges that can be used for wireless audio transmitters. The proposals in the discussion paper are but the next step in the ACMA's on-going support of the transition of wireless audio transmitters from the digital dividend frequencies by 31 December 2014.
A discussion paper is now available [Word | PDF] for submissions to proposed regulatory changes to address the supply of wireless audio transmitters, including wireless microphones that operate in the digital dividend frequencies (694 – 820 MHz).
The ACMA encourages all interested parties to make a submission to the paper before 9 July 2013.
Get further information at ACMA hompage
ACMA Media Release on Changes to Wireless Microphone Arrangements (May 2013)
ACMA media release 28/2013 – 13 May
New arrangements for wireless microphones
The Australian Communications and Media Authority today announced changes to frequency ranges used for wireless microphones. The changes are a key plank in supporting the transition of wireless microphones from the digital dividend band...
..The changes made are arrangements for wireless audio transmitters in the Radiocommunications (Low Interference Potential Devices) Class Licence 2000.
The changes to the class licence: mean that after 31 December 2014, wireless audio transmitters (including wireless microphones) will no longer be authorised to operate in the frequency range 694-820 MHz (the digital dividend band) introduce new arrangements supporting the use of digital wireless audio transmitters in the frequency range 520-694 MHz introduce new arrangements supporting the use of wireless audio transmitters operating in the frequency range 1790-1800 MHz. As a corollary, the ACMA will be working to update its standards' arrangements to restrict the supply of wireless microphones that operate in the digital dividend (694-820 MHz).
'The dialogue with the Australian Wireless Audio Group (AWAG) and its industry forum has been collaborative and iterative. I want to encourage industry to continue to engage as we transition to these new arrangements,' Mr Chapman said.
A copy of the Radiocommunications (Low Interference Potential Devices) Class Licence 2000 is available on the ComLaw website. The ACMA website also provides a range of useful material for potentially affected users.
Get further information at ACMA hompage
Refer also: Radiocommunications (Low Interference Potential Devices) Class Licence Variation Notice 2013
acma: (March 2012)
Australian Radiofrequency Spectrum Plan
Australian Allocation of the 700 MHz (digital dividend) and 2.5 GHz bands: (July 2011)
In the 700 MHz band are in fokus the frequencies 703–748 and 758–803 MHz.
We found on the ACMA Homepage:
The ACMA is now in the process of allocating spectrum in the 700 MHz and 2.5 GHz bands.
The decision to allocate the 700 MHz (or digital dividend) band comes after the Australian Government directed the ACMA in July 2010 to clear 126 MHz of digital dividend spectrum (694–820 MHz) and reallocate this spectrum for new uses.
The allocation of spectrum in the 2.5 GHz band follows an extensive review undertaken by the ACMA during 2010, namely the 2.5 GHz band review. This review recommended the reallocation of 2.5 GHz band spectrum for new uses, especially wireless communications services.
The ACMA is now proceeding with the reallocation of spectrum in the 700 MHz and 2.5 GHz band with the intention of allocating both bands in a single auction process. The auction is expected to be held by the end of 2012.
Get more details here
Read also: Long-term arrangements for ENG
Status of the Digital Dividend in Australia
(22nd February 2010)
In Australia the UHF spectrum can be used for PMSE (Program Making and Special Events, wireless production tools such like wireless mics and In-Ear systems) in the range of 526 – 820 MHz. The vast majority of wireless productions take place in the range of 784 – 820 MHz.
The Australian Government has published the Digital Dividend Green Paper in January 2010 to maximise the benefit of the Digital Dividend. This paper identifies the spectrum from 694 – 820 MHz for new services.
This 126 MHz of spectrum represent 42% of the total available spectrum in the UHF range. If the plans of the Australian Government become true there will remain the spectrum 526 – 694, a total of 168 MHz.
The main activities in the UHF range are in urban centres and as boosters within the capital city areas: there are more terrestrial TV programs available than in the countryside as more customers can be contacted easily. In urban centres are the majority of cultural activities: theatres, musical, operas, clubs, bars, open airs, but also conference centres, courts and parliaments, meetings and presentations, hotels with their activities and all the TV productions, interviews etc.
All these activities until today could operate interference free as there was always enough spectrum to run all in parallel – often with sophisticated planning in order not to interfere with the primary user of the spectrum: the broadcasters.
With loss of 42% of the spectrum and the expected increasing amount of terrestrial TV activities there will not be enough spectrum left available to run all in parallel: services will have to be reduced otherwise interference noise will bother the spectators.
Impossible will be the known and appreciated detailed reporting from events of national interest such like national celebrations, political meetings, states visits, sports-championships, Olympics.
Who will make the decision which foreign reporting gets a license to use wireless and which not?
To overcome the shortage of spectrum in the UHF range a certain range has to be reserved for wireless production tools and new frequency range must be opened to secure the long term needs of this steadily growing application.
In Australia, major equipment suppliers and the Australian Music Association (which represents end user groups) have combined to form the Australian Wireless Audio Group (AWAG). Syntec, the Sennheiser representative, and Jands, the Shure representative, as part of AWAG, are heavily involved in trying to care for the interest of PMSE spectrum users, and are working with APWPT in their efforts to ensure spectrum remains available for radio microphone users.
National government address
Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy
GPO Box 2154
Canberra ACT 2601
Homepage: http://www.communications.gov.au
Contact information: http://www.communications.gov.au/about_us/contact_us
Present national discussion on PMSE
The Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy have published: (May 2010)
Submissions (on Green Paper consultation) received
The Department will progressively upload the submissions received in response to the digital dividend green paper. Please refer to this page regularly for updates..
Find the submission page here (bottom of page)
The Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy have published: (January 2010)
Digital Dividend Green Paper
Minister's foreword:
Free-to-air television broadcasting services currently use radiofrequency spectrum in what is known as the Very High Frequency (VHF) and Ultra High Frequency (UHF) bands. From its beginnings in Sydney in 1956, free-to-air broadcast television has rapidly grown to become a major media distribution in Australia, providing information and entertainment in almost every Australian household.
Some 50 years later both the communications and entertainment landscapes have been transformed. As part of this, we—the users of technology—have made an array of fixed and wireless communication devices an intrinsic part of everyday personal and work life. These devices provide access to a variety of services which entertain, inform and educate us, improve the productivity of our work and business activities and connect us with one another.
We are now on the cusp of converting our free-to-air television services from analog to digital. This process begins this year and will be completed by the end of 2013. It will release a large amount of spectrum—a digital dividend—which will provide us with a once-in-a-generation opportunity to encourage the introduction of new digital services and to improve existing services.
Analog television spectrum in the UHF bands is 'waterfront property' because of its ability to carry signals over long distances, penetrate buildings and carry large amounts of data. This spectrum is valuable to potential purchasers, but of far greater benefit are the opportunities it can offer to all Australians by providing new services for individuals and businesses.
Internationally, analog television transmission is being phased out and countries are realising their digital dividends as part of this process. The trend overseas has been to more efficiently use that part of the spectrum designated for broadcasting services by reorganising, or 'restacking', these services in order to create a contiguous block of cleared spectrum. This action has expanded the number of potential uses of the cleared spectrum.
The Australian Government has decided that it too will seek to restack spectrum to maximise the digital dividend in line with major developed economies, and has agreed on a set of principles and a target digital dividend of 126 MHz.
The digital dividend can potentially be used to provide a range of new communications services including super-fast mobile broadband. The ability to have high capacity internet access in a range of locations is already proving valuable to users of 3G networks both in Australia and overseas, and this demand will only grow.
However, there is no 'either/or' approach in terms of free-to-air digital television and the digital dividend. The Government is committed to ensuring that the high quality free-to-air digital services that Australians enjoy will continue to be provided.
The purpose of this paper is to seek comments on a range of issues that will assist the Government in making a final decision on the size and location of the digital dividend. The Government has already commenced a productive dialogue with stakeholders on these issues, and I encourage all parties with a view to make a submission to this process.
Senator the Hon Stephen Conroy
Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy
Get the document here [256 KB]
See also
Australian Communications Authority (December 2004)
Class Licensed Services in the BSBs
Various non-broadcasting services currently operate under class licences in the BSBs. These services include, for instance, wireless audio and auditory assistance transmitters, transmitters for underground communications, biomedical telemetry transmitters, wireless microphones and satellite downlinks. It is important that such services be taken into account in any replanning of the BSBs.
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Sunday, December 25, 2011
Merry Christmas!!
Hello Dear Ones and Sweethearts!! Merry Christmas!! Hope you guys are having a great time!
I'm off to Bukit Tinggi woohooo!!! Can't wait to see the beautiful Christmas Lights!!
Once Again!! Happy Christmas :D
This is really yummy, go try!!
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Wednesday, December 21, 2011
at the Johor Premium Outlet
Like what I'd posted before, I was away from home and stayed at Johor for a one week holiday. Yeaps, to me, holidays doesn't mean going to some nice tourist spots, as long as I don't have to do house chores and have good food to eat, it's called a holiday for me!!!! :D and yes, last week's holiday was awesome!!
Well to answer the question of Why I suddenly have a holiday? well it's because my relatives and cousins came to visit. Brought them to jalan-jalan at 1u.
Went to OU to jalan-jalan
hehe cute cute joseph....okay cannot call him cute anymore, this boy is a grown up now :D
Another mission was to bring them to the arcade LOL
Went to Kayu for supper and this is like the second time that I bring my Johor relatives to eat Roti Tissue. And I LOVE their reaction when they see how long the thing is hahahahahahah
Photo Credits to Joseph
and so the following day, went back to Johor!! woohoo!!
Me n Grandma :D
I told myself that when i got nothing to do, I'LL STUDY!! but not really when you have Mahjong plus 4 kaki's in the house!!! Even when we dont have enough kaki's, I got Astro channels plus Singapore Channels waiting for me!! my goshh.....all these distractions!!!!
Told u I wanted to study!!! (can see my textbook??)
Day 2 : KSL City for movie -- Puss In Boots
Well the movie was so-so larrr... kinda funny and kinda cute...
but I don't see a lot of point in it...After all it's a family show, so I guess it's okay since i'm watching with a "Family Member" :P
now, FOOODDD!!! here's a restaurant at KSL City. something similar to WongKok...
Zack's Cheese Baked Rice
Not bad not bad :D
Cheese Miso Noodles!!!! Really yummy one!
Causeway Bay 铜锣湾
Lot LG39/40
KSL City
Taman Abad, 80250, Johor Bahru
Day 3 -- Lunch with aunt and also visit to Johor Premium Outlet
Went to this restaurant call
客人来 Ke Ren Lai
My all time favorites!! Fried Bean Sauce Noodles and 3-Layer Milk Tea
Ke Ren Lai 客人来
6 Jalan Pingai,
Taman Pelangi,
Johor Bahru
Tel: 07-331 2430.
At night.....went to JPO. It wasn't officially opened yet but the crowd was huge already!! It was a normal wednesday night, but seriously, I thought it was weekend. Basically it's a mall with all the very luxurious brands, from DKNY, to Burberry to Michael Kors etc etc etc The deal is that all the branded items are sold at discounted price. so yea, many people came to shop and quite a lot of them are Singaporeans.
The place is also very very nice, looks very classic and classy....
Really hope to come back soon!!! saw many cute tops, pretty shoes from Charles and Keith and nice watches.
Day 4 - TRY-TO-STUDY-DAY
Ipad is seriously a huge huge distraction
and omg...MUSIC BANK on KBSW!!
anyways, at night, went to Pasar Malam for FOOD HUNT!!
and this is what happens when u have a still-growing 12 yrs old cousin, look at how much food HE ahem.we.ahem bought!!! Asam Laksa, Taufufa, Bonito Waffles, Takoyaki, Otak-Otak, Kaya Ball etc etc etc
Day 5 - Starhill
went swimming, well in my case, it's playing with water instead of swimming hahaaaa.... felt like a kid
but didn't really enjoy much coz it rained.....sigh :(
some random shots...
now i know how ugly i can get.... haizzzz
very very very random :D
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Thursday, December 08, 2011
It's not that I dont wanna blog. I have a lot to talk about and in fact quite a lot of photos to show. But i can't use my relative's notebook to upload the pics. I'm using an iPad now(of coz not mine la), the sad thing is u can't upload photos to blogger with an iPad, unless u buy apps like blogpress or blogsy. So yea.....damn sad, really wanna blog about my crazy days over here.....
oops, I haven't even mention where am I, I am now in Johor, well precisely Kempas, my relative's home. I'm on holidays!!!! Yes, on my own, without daddy mommy. No house chores for one week yay!!! But in fact I feel weird that I have no chores to do :( I think I miss my home.....
well so far, it's been really fun, with my cousins. Played mahjong like crazy, watched movie, ate yummy stuffs and just came back from shopping at Johor Premium Outlet. Tomorrow, hmmmm, pasar malam and then Swimming on Friday maybe???
Other than missing my family, the only bad thing is that I couldn't study at all..... iPad is really a HUGE HUGE DISTRACTION!!!!!!
Ok ok I gtg..... Bb will upload the photos ASAP :)
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
omg i'm so fat
ate Loads of fattening stuff in the past few weeks....my gosh why food have to be so delicious????
Shimino Japanese Crepe again!!!
Tokyo Street Pavillion
but this time something sweet -
Bananas and Chocolate Cake, RM7.90
with loads of Whipped Cream!!!
omg I'm so fat fat
Ochado's Vera Lychee Tea, RM5.90
really didn't feel like drinking milky stuffs after all the whipped cream from the crepe. so this is a perfect choice!
Pretty Deco of Pavillion....
REvisit :
Mushroom Carbonara at Organic Recipe@Casa Utama
Yummy!! Even the fresh veggie taste good!!
ooooh Yeah Starbucks
@ 1utama :)
The New
Cranberry White Chocolate Mocha
a treat from my brother hehe
taste abit too sweet, but it's still ok larr...have tinge of sour taste
Cream Puff from
Beard Papa!!!
My gosh I LOVE IT!!! now I know why people would be willing to pay 5 bucks for such a small little puff that is probably just made out of flour and eggs.
I bought two vanilla flavored puffs for mommy...
This is the Bestseller :
Original Vanilla Cream Puff - RM4.30
seriously, damn nice.
Cookie Puff - RM4.90
mommy had one bite only, and brother end up finishing the whole thing, so I don't really now how it taste. I guess it's crunchier and probably taste better by judging on how fast my brother munched the whole thing.
Photos are from
Beard Papas Official Site.
Beard Papa
Toffee Nut Latte
at Sunway Pyramid this time.
My gosh I love the Starbucks over there, it's like a balcony. But too bad it was raining, had no choice but to stay inside.
Anyways, I prefer Toffee Nut Latte over the Cranberry Mocha, less sweet :D
After some shopping...
Delicious Porridge from
Porridge Times
@ Asian Avenue Sunway Pyramid
Shredded Chicken Porridge with Salted Egg - RM6.90
Plus Cakoi hehehe -- RM1.40
Porridge Time
IKEA'S Curry Puff!!
One dozen for
my cousin was stunned when I say I'm gonna buy one dozen. One dozen is seriously not enough for 5 of us, 10 of them were gone in less than half an hour. the other 2,
bye bye in the next hour.
IKEA Chicken Balls
-- RM3 for 6pcs
Yummy!!! but it's not nice when it's not crispy.
The awesome
1 buck soft ice cream
from IKEA!! hehe...
bought 2 nail polish from
The love shaped bottle is sho cute right?
anyways, the pearl shade is RM3.90, the baby pink grafitti is RM14.90.
Brother's Starbucks Card...Lovieee the design...
So basically i tried all the hot Christmas Beverages, will try the fraps and cakes soon :D
and omg the christmas tumblers are so pretty!!!
oh by the way, one of the reasons that I didn't really blog last week...
busy with our Physics Conference Poster...
hehe i think we did the largest poster LOL
I'm so glad to work with these buddies :P
this sat, and I'm still blogging here....mygosh really needa study...or else I will just
the exam doing nothing...
and also cousins are gonna visit me this friday woohoo!!! I have loads of plans haha :D
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* Westkam to begin bulk sample program at Bonaparte Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1 646 223 8780)
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- cash: $16.2 million
- current assets: $22.1 million
- current liabilities: $8.3 million
- quarterly revenues: $2.1 million
- quarterly net loss: $5.6 million
Still, at these price levels the market cap of the company is closing in on $150 million so the ticker began to hesitate. After a red finish of last week we saw EKSO close 5.84% in the green this Monday. Yesterday, however, the ticker lost 4.14% of its value and closed at $1.39 while a total of 704 thousand shares were traded and generated $1.01 million in daily dollar volume.
Today we see EKSO a bit lower, but it seems like the ticker is a bit more stable. In any case, the company has some great potential, but that should not stop you from doing your due diligence and weighing out the risks before making any trades involving its stock.


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34 Gone Fishing – pop-up with Ben Orpwood
34 Restaurant is hosting an exciting pop‐up with their latest discovery from shores Down Under, chef Ben Orpwood, who will be giving a tantalising taste of the southern hemisphere for one week only.
Ben is passionate about Asian cooking and has travelled extensively through Asia, especially in Japan, gleaning traditions and methods of food preparation. His most notable positions before reaching our island were with internationally‐acclaimed restaurant group Zuma, famous for contemporary Japanese cuisine and Sydney's Toko and Danielsan (specialising in Japanese izakaya style).
Ben will be joining Harvey Ayliffe's brigade from Tuesday, 12 May to Sunday, 17 May to helm this foray into The Orient. A few 34 stalwarts will remain (steaks, lobster mac and shrimp cocktail), but the menu will principally be Ben's. The raw bar will offer sharing plates with sashimi, scallops with yuzu & soy granita and tuna tataki. Fish skewers, spicy barbecue octopus, Ben's own hot smoked salmon with pickled ginger and British shellfish with XO sauce will be served, amongst other dishes.
Mains will include salt and pepper lamb cutlets and Japanese beef fillets will come from the Robata grill. Ben will be working closely with Pastry Chef Alice Hall to offer a diverse and mouth‐watering dessert menu.
Bookings from now on 020 3350 3434 or online www.34-restaurant.co.uk


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Northrop Grumman Appoints New CFO to AMSEC Subsidiary
Northrop Grumman Corporation has named Billy Jahn business manager and chief financial officer for AMSEC LLC., a subsidiary of Northrop Grumman within its Shipbuilding sector and a full-service provider of engineering, logistics and technical support services.
Jahn is responsible for directing the company's financial strategy and processes in support of business growth and profitability goals. He also has responsibility for AMSEC's business management functions, such as contracts, estimating and pricing, accounting, financial reporting, planning and analysis, purchasing, rates and budgets, and program cost control.
Jahn joined AMSEC in 2002. He served as controller and has worked in positions of increasing responsibility in financial planning, capital budgeting, management of financial and accounting, and governmental accounting functions.


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[RÉSUMÉ DE RAPPORT] Post consumer plastics recycling from waste streams : on-line pick-up, on-line analysis, on-line sorting
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[RÉSUMÉ DE RAPPORT] Detection of early neurotoxicity in children with environmental methylmercury exposure
1. Origin of methylmercury exposure: Marine food is the main source of methylmercury, concentration usually required to be below 0.5 µg/g. White seabream from the Azores contained mercury concentrations up to 24.6 µg/g in the 20-30 cm size range. 2. Population groups at risk: ...
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Tensiometers in floodplain sites on the Rivers Isere, Drac and Drome, monitored groundwater conditions associated with fluctuations in river level. The aim was to explore evidence for changing floodplain recharge given intensive water management (eg for hydro-power). The proje...
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A better understanding of the processes linked to the ozone destruction in the Arctic is of primary importance. A study was made of the chemical and physical processes involved in the mechanism of ozone depletion of the Arctic region. The frequency of polar stratospheric cloud...
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UN investigating British Government over human rights abuses caused by IDS welfare reforms
Date: 16/9/2015
Summary: The UN is to visit the UK to investigate whether Iain Duncan Smith's welfare reforms have caused "grave or systematic violations" of disabled peoples' human rights, it has been reported.
A leading disability charity says that they have been contacted by the UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities as part of an investigation into human rights abuses against disabled people in the UK.
Inclusion Scotland, a consortium of disability organisations in Scotland, says the UN committee has advised them that they will be sending a Special Rapporteur to the UK in the "near future" as part of their probe.
Director of Policy Bill Scott told The Sunday Herald: "The UN have notified us they will be visiting Britain to investigate… and want to meet with us when they come, sometime in the next few months."
The UN conducts such investigations "confidentially" and will not confirm or deny if they are currently investigating the UK.
The UN's special investigator on housing has previously urged the government to scrap the bedroom tax, after hearing "shocking" accounts of how it was affecting disabled and vulnerable people.
Last week, the Department of Work and Pensions revealed that 2,380 people have died within six weeks of being declared 'fit to work' by the government between 2011 and 2014.
The Department for Work and Pensions battled for months against disability charities and campaigners in order to not to release the numbers, with Mr Duncan Smith at one point telling Parliament they did not exist.
However, the Information Commissioner ruled that the government had no justifiable reason to withhold the figures.
Disability rights campaigners and charities have argued that disabled people have seen their quality of life decline under welfare reform and government cuts to services.
Research by The Centre for Welfare Reform found that disabled people have already been hit up to 19 times harder by cuts than others.
Source The Independent
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