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Director Alain Guiraudie's gay-themed film Stranger By The Lake (L'Inconnu du lac) has been banned in Lebanon.
According to Deadline.com, the French film was scheduled to screen at the Beirut Film Festival on Saturday. Censors said the film does "not meet its criteria."
The film premiered in May in the Un Certain Regard section at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival, where Guiraudie won the award for best director. The film also took home the Queer Palm award.
The film stars Pierre de Ladonchamps as a gay man who falls in love with another man he meets at a cruising spot for gay men along the shore of a lake. (A trailer for the film is embedded on this page. Visit our video library for more videos.)
In a video clip promoting the film's inclusion at the Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF), Guiraudie said that the film's lake location was beautiful and "menacing or fearful."
"There's two sides to the coin with this type of location," he said. "You've got paradise, on the one hand, and hell on the other."


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There was an article published this morning in The Age about how social media is going to massively affect, if not ultimately determine, the result of The Voice Australia.
In essence, the article claims that through having the most followers (over 600,000), plus famous spouse Nicole Richie (three million) and an army of celebrities with countless more fans, Team Joel is going to celebrate a popularity victory with Sarah De Bono. Despite this, Team Seal's Karise Eden is still the bookies favourite to win. So who's going to take it home?
Rachael Leahcar (Team Delta)
Why: There's the obvious backstory – just imagine if a blind girl won The Voice Australia? More importantly, Rachael has managed to justify her position in the Final Four, even beating out Delta's fedora-wearing backup dancer. Sorry Glenn, we position of baby boomer finalist has been filled by Darren. Back to Rachael, while she hasn't improved as much as other finalists, her audition of "La Vie En Rose" is to this day, one of the best performances in the competition.
Why Not: It's now painfully obvious that she's the weakest singer of the Final Four. While her audition may have been one of the most memorable, she hasn't shown much improvement over the course of the competition. Even though Faustina couldn't get a decent interview out of Malcolm X, it seems young Rachael doesn't have the personality to handle the media. Then again, neither does Delta.
Best Performance: Edith Piaf – "La Vie En Rose"
Final Position: 4th.
Darren Percival (Team Keith)
Why: The guy can obviously sing and the public vote for him consistently. In fact, unless Sarah De Bono pulls off something magical, this looks like a Karise VS Darren showdown. He's even managed to survive boring choice ("I Believe") after boring choice ("Wherever I Lay My Hat") after boring choice ("Shower The People") after boring choice ("A Song For You"). Keith Urban may be good at holding Nicole's purse but he's shit at picking songs.
Why Not: I could construct an actual thesis on why Diana Rouvas should be standing there. This should have been an all-girl final and I'll take it one further and say Diana was possibly the strongest in the competition. So let's say Darren wins this thing. How many people are going to go out and by a debut album by a 40-something man. Lock up your daughters people….literally.
Best Performance: Stevie Wonder – "I Believe"
Final Position: 3rd
Darren Percival Sings I Believe
Sarah De Bono (Team Joel)
Why: This chick is a quadruple threat. She is a bloody talented singer, unintimidating to teenage girls, interview ready and she gives guys De Boners. Her blistering performances include "Listen" and "How Will I Know" but there's not a shred of arrogance behind it. The social media trend will influence the voting (how much is to be determined) and if she can do her best performance at the finale, it's in the bag for her.
Why Not: De Bono has a tendency to go under the radar. I can't even remember her audition of "Price Tag" and "Here's Where I Stand" was semi-underwhelming. Though voting has swayed in her favour previously, teenage girls HATE seeing pretty young females do well, but love seeing pretty young males do well (which is why Lakyn sang like an orca whale after getting harpooned, and lasted so long.)
Best Performance: Beyonce – "Listen" (but her Whitney came close!)
Final Position: 2nd
Karise Eden (Team Seal)
Why: Karise Eden has reliably nailed it, week after week. The public seem to go berserk for her with both voting and song purchases and she looks set to have the kind of post-reality show career that doesn't make people want to self-mutilate. From her audition of "It's a Man's Man's World" to her "Hallelujah" emotional extravaganza, she's become a likeable, marketable, Aussie chick next door – almost a sure thing.
Why Not: It's hard to fault her. Last week she was dressed like The Corpse Bride and people were too busy loving her performance. Speaking of, the only thing you can be surer of than someone singing "Hallelujah" on a reality TV show is that Channel Nine are looking for replacement hosts and social media correspondents.
Best Performance: James Brown -"It's a Man's Man's World" (a million views and counting!)
Final Position: Winner
So what do you think then?

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KULSS Executive Meeting
Thursday, January 21, 11:00-12:00
Watson 503B
Present: Julie Warrick (chair), Nancy Hawkins (vice-chair), Kristin Zachrel (secretary), Kyle Sederstrom (Group 1), Adam Reilly (Group 2)
Absent: Sheila Orth (Group 3), Meredith Huff (Group 4)
Previous Meeting's Action Items
Julie |
Next Mtg |
Contact Gene Wee for Union reservations. Work on budget request. Contact Tami Albin, Sarah Kanning, etc. about conference |
Nancy |
Next Mtg |
Contact Tracy Russo |
Confirm Workshop date |
Julie: Emailed Gene about the reservation. She will get back to him with more specifics about the approximate size of the group (anticipated attendance), technical needs (computers, projectors, etc.), and catering.
-Emailed Tami who was interested in doing a presentation on social networking. She advised that Sarah would also be good to contact because she does networking that is more specific to the libraries. (Julie will contact her).
Nancy: Contacted Tracy who agreed to do a presentation at the workshop.
March 17 (Wednesday) is confirmed.
Group Reports
Group 1 (Kyle): Nothing to report.
Group 2 (Adam):
-Government Documents processing for the Annex had a celebration for finishing the
Y4 I-J call number range.
-No department meeting since November.
-Unit meeting will be held on January 21 - maybe more to report at the next meeting.
Group 3 (Sheila):
-Happy to have the students back; they're getting a lot accomplished.
-Center for Scholars is finished and it looks very nice. Some rooms have white boards and some have glass boards for writing. The focus of this space will be faculty and graduate research. Not sure yet who will be moving into this space.
Group 4 (Meredith):
-New addition in Murphy had a leak in the roof (a 5 bucket leak to be precise).
-New lectern for smart classroom still needs to be hooked up in Music.
-Bailey Pike, intern, is doing a practicum for an MLIS from the University of Illinois.
-Preservation is taking over the conservation lab space in Spencer.
-The sound archive will be moved to Anschutz (near the maps) by June; the Theatre department will be taking over this space. There is concern about maintaining the integrity of the materials of the archive during the transfer to Anschutz.
Committee Reports
Support Staff Senate:
-Discussed participation with the KS Legislative Day, an event where employees go to the Capitol in Topeka and voice support for higher education and state employees.
-Chancellor attended the Senate's December meeting. She reiterated her main initiatives and discussed her travels around the state. SenEx expressed appreciation for the university's proactive approach to help staff keep their positions within the university.
-Informed the Chancellor that 30% of support staff do no have ready access to computers/email.
-Heard form representatives of the Kansas City Corporate Challenge and voted to support them with $200 of SenEx budget.
University Committee on Libraries: Haven't met yet. Committee is getting schedules together to call a meeting soon.
Planning & Resources Committee (PRC): Met January 20.
-Charged LFPA to report their actions for the year. There is some concern this charge seems a little like a watchdog, but it's really just about getting information to give to the Assistant Deans. USS & KULSS haven't been requested to report anything.
Tour planned for the Medical Center on April 9. A save-the-date email was sent out. Group leaders should send this out to their groups for potential interest in going.
Mentoring Committee:
Trying to continue what was established last year and to revive leaders of the interest groups.
-Continuing Community of Interest
-Advanced Degrees (Meredith is the chair) - is anyone interested? Is anyone interested in sound archive degree/work?
Meeting Updates
Dean's Council (next 1/22): Meeting tomorrow.
Management Council (next 2/?): Haven't met yet.
Dean's KULSS (next 2/2): Haven't met yet.
Concerns to bring up with the Dean:
Need to discuss budget for workshop.
Ask Dean to encourage attendance.
Staff Lounge (Watson): There was discussion dating back to 2004 about making improvements to the staff lounge and some improvements were made. More recently the tables were fixed.
Workshop Logistics: Perhaps call it an event instead of a workshop.
-Consider scheduling Tracy Russo as the opening speaker. She'll probably need overhead equipment.
-St. Patrick's Day theme: green name tags, etc.
-Estimating around 50 people to attend (for reserving the room) - try to reserve Alderson Auditorium.
-Will probably need a computer and a projector for the speakers.
-Get information about catering breakfast (coffee, pastries, fresh fruit) - find out what they offer determine if it will fit in our budget.
-Maybe supply some pens and paper but cannot supply for everyone - no budget for freebies.
-Time: 8:30-noon (8:30-9:00 for breakfast; presentations begin at 9:00).
Action Items for Next Meeting
Groups |
Next Mtg |
Send Med Center tour notice to groups |
Julie |
Next Mtg |
Budget plan; confirm Union reservation & needs we have |
Nancy |
Next Mtg |
Find out what Tracy needs and if she can be first presenter (9:00) |
Parking Lot
(Items to be aware of for the future, not necessarily discussed in current meeting)
-Grievance Committee Task Force / Action on hold


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Ever wonder how to shop for fish? What to do with it when you get home? Author Barbara Seelig Brown offers tips and a delicious salmon recipe.
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"Crispy and crunchy are a favorite taste sensation and this recipe has that without frying. It also has a great fresh tang from the lemon dill sauce."
See Barbara's tips on how to shop for and store fish.
Serves 6; Serving size: 1/6 recipe
8 oz low-fat plain yogurt
1/2 cup snipped dill
2 lemons, juiced (divided use)
3 egg whites
2 tsp cornstarch
1 cup bread crumbs
2 lemons, zested
1/2 tsp salt
1 lb salmon fillet, skin removed, cut into 6 pieces
- Mix yogurt, dill and juice of 1 lemon juice together in small bowl. Set aside.
- Mix juice of 1 lemon, egg whites and cornstarch in another shallow bowl.
- Mix bread crumbs, lemon zest and salt in a third bowl.
- Dip salmon in egg white mixture, then in bread crumbs. Set aside on large dinner plate until all pieces are coated.
- Place canola oil in non-stick sauté pan. Heat pan and slowly add salmon. Brown on all sides and serve with lemon dill sauce.
Nutrition Information
1 Carbohydrate
3 Lean Meat
1/2 Fat
Calories: 240
Calories from Fat: 70
Total Fat: 8 g
Saturated Fat: 1.7 g
Trans Fat: 0 g
Cholesterol: 55 mg
Sodium: 420 mg
Total Carbohydrate: 18 g
Dietary Fiber: 1 g
Sugars: 4 g
Protein: 22 g
I'm at the Fish Counter. Now What? Tips to Shop for and Keep Fish Fresh.
- Fish should smell sweet or smell like the ocean. Smelly fish is old and not for you.
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- When you arrive home, put the fish away first. Store it either wrapped in waxed paper, in a tightly sealed plastic container or on top of a bed of ice placed in a colander in a bowl.
- Use fresh fish within a day of purchasing.
- Check with the fish manager as to when the fish was delivered to the store. A good fish manager will tell you when it comes in and will also tell you what the best value is on the day you are shopping.
Author Bio
Barbara Seelig Brown continues her avocation for culinary education by teaching at various cooking schools. She is professionally active as member of the New York Chapter of Les Dames d'Escoffier International, The International Association of Culinary Professionals (IACP), the American Dietetic Association and Women for Wine Sense. Barbara also has represented companies such as Eggland's Best Eggs, Shady Brook Farms & Honeysuckle White Turkey Brands, Fusion Brands and Colavita Olive Oil as a national spokesperson.
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From Charles II to Tim Berners-Lee
One of the most central aspects of the Royal Society is its science journal, Philosophical Transactions, which was first published in 1665. Head of Library and Information Services at the Royal Society, Keith Moore says, "It is amazing what is in there. There is not a part of the world or a part of Britain that hasn't been touched. If you look up your home county you'll probably find a paper from the Philosophical Transactions."
The early days of the Royal Society coincided with the fading days of alchemy – transforming lead into gold
Natural philosophy in those days is what we refer to now as science. In the 19th century, science and its categorizations as we know them today became more defined. In the 17th and 18th centuries the remit for natural philosophy included anything that took the scientists fancy. The first volume of Philosophical Transactions includes topics as wide ranging as observing Jupiter to an account of a swarm of strange insects in the New World.
Moore says, "They would have been interested in everything, not just maths, physics, chemistry etc but also language and literature. You find papers about painting, customs of peoples around the world and their medicines, how they lived, pretty much everything you can think of appeared in Philosophic Transactions at one time or another. By the 18th century it got a reputation for being slightly antiquarian but by the 19th century, when science became more professional, so did Philosophical Transactions."
The introduction of referees and peer review of papers in the 19th Century was one important step in bringing more of a professional air to proceedings.
It is astonishing to think of the experiments that have taken place at the Royal Society over the ages, which now presides at Carlton House on Pall Mall. Moore says, "In the library there is a reconstructed model of an instrument made by Francis Hauksbee in 1709, it was simple glass bowl which is vacuumed. You revolve it, stick your hands against it and it lights it up. At the royal society at that period they read the first letters by electric light. This is just one example but throughout the society's history we've had innovative technologists working on site."
How to become a fellow?
Other notable innovators were Robert Hooke with his microscopic observations, Dennis Pane, a pioneer of the steam engine and the great polymath and a founding father of America, Benjamin Franklin, who lived in London for 20 years. To become a fellow today you need to be either British or a member of the Commonwealth, except for about 8 foreign scientists elected each year who are usually world leaders in their field and quite often Nobel Prize winners.
Interestingly, science is not usually affected by international jealousies and historically, even in times of war, scientists were still keen to correspond internationally. Moore says, "When Benjamin Franklin was writing to Joseph Banks in the 18th Century from Paris about scientific activity there, we were at war. Franklin was raising money against the British so he could fight them but he still wrote about science. A little thing like a war didn't get in the way of the business of gentlemanly international interests in natural philosophy."
Despite the desire for scientists to communicate over national boundaries the state were less keen. In fact, Henry Oldenburg, the first secretary of the Royal Society, spent some time in the Tower of London – the authorities were concerned his communications with foreign scientists was a cover for espionage.
Rupert Baker, Library Manager of the Royal Society, takes me on a tour of the warren of air conditioned vaults in the basement that house some of the oldest and most important extant texts in science including the first volume of Philosophical Transactions, subsequently rebound by the Victorians.
Isaac Newton must be one of the most famous presidents of the Royal Society and in a vault fitted with canisters that push oxygen out of the room in the case of fire, can be found his 'Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica', which Baker tells me, along with the Origins of the Species, was voted the most important science book ever written.
It began with alchemy
Baker says, "The early days of the Royal Society coincided with the fading days of alchemy – transforming lead into gold, searching for the philosophers stone etc – and years later Newton's Principia is published. Even Newton himself dabbled in alchemy."
It is amazing what is in there. There is not a part of the world or a part of Britain that hasn't been touched
Today the Royal Society is as relevant as ever, including among its fellows the inventor of the World Wide Web, Sir Timothy Berners-Lee. Though it receives a Parliamentary Grant-in-Aid, money which they are charged with giving to relevant scientists to fund research, most of their money is raised through donation including £50 million recently bequeathed by an Australian businessman.
One of the main purposes of the Royal Society is to act as a resource for members of the public and to spread new and exciting ideas being proposed by scientists. Anybody can join the library and along with talks throughout the year they also hold the Summer Science Exhibition, free to anyone, where the most progressive scientific innovations are exhibited.
Held every July, this year the exhibition will have stalls on Epigenetics, nano-scale motors and robots that play football, which should keep people of all ages stimulated and entertained.


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Let's have a very fast vast cardiovas. blast to spark your heart and arteries like when artillery flash
If you're feelin' me fasten your seatbelt
my fault
your aint know this heat melts ice grills like rock salt
Well we'll deal with that later I'm just the facilitator here to present a way of life full of thrills in the savior
couple of pills and a pager does not make an MD
couple of ill little sayings does not make a MC
couple of wheels on the table does not make DJ and me on this track alone would not be a relay
we will not take it easy let's turn it up a notch
I'm trying to pass the baton it's time to burn it up- Shabach
We on the corner with thugs
streets infested with drugs
even in some clubs preaching Jesus is love
it might be hard at home
hard heads won't follow
only in his home town is a prophet without honor
in England they holler hallelujah Hosanna Hosanna here we hold up a banner for them saints in the slammer
in Africa where it's realer than the streets in the hood
we aint just say it but we showing people God is good
God is God
king of kings and lord of the lords
around the country with a message money can't afford
price was paid
back inside of U.S. of A.
united saving of America in Jesus name
We gonna take it to the west
where we going next
We gonna take it to the east
and where we going after that
We gonna take it to the club
and then we gonna touch down
We gonna take it to the street
just so we can break it down
We gonna take it to the crib
where we going next
We gonna take it to the park
and where we going after that
We gonna take it to ya head
and then we gonna touch down
We gonna take it to ya heart
just so we can break it down
2nd verse
A wise man once taught me how to serve the Lord
said if there's anything you won't do then there's really nothing you can do for Him
If that's so then there's something I need to know is there anything you won't do or anywhere you won't go
Man what you talking about
I go to Wichita which is out in the Mid-west helping witches out of Wicca with the Pauline account
then I bounce back to the ruggedest hood giving a heads up to the heads that are up to no good
to my native American heads living that Rez-life come get a resurrected life from the dead through Christ
Holy Hip-hoppers follow this blazing pace as we're running this amazing race with amazing Grace -
For the weak and the lame
we extinguish the flames
tribal music you can use understand and you'll gain
make sure you run with it quick
for the Lord we spit but the hood wants to see how raw we get
we go to Atlanta and open with our music bro and you should see how many thugs love a Gospel show
hitting cats in Iraq
from France to India
doesn't matter the language when the Holy Spirit is in to ya
to injure your walk
if you're crooked you fall
we power walk even for my people out in Nepal
beyond the calling
we're lending out hands to those falling
cause this amazing race is the true meaning of touring
3rd verse
For some the American dream is a nightmare but imagine having a taste of heaven while you're still right here
God has arranged it so that those living across long ranges don't have to be lone rangers and remain strangers hanging in a zone of danger
God became a lamb to appease His own anger
and if Jesus had never come and been born in a manger then God would still be bent out of shape like clothes hangers
now we gonna take this all the way to Bangkok and all the places around the known world that you can think of
to let'em know that this world is on the brink of judgment and that it's time to wake up and smell the Sanka
cuz sin can sink us like anchors tied around ankles if you're not sanctified then your bound to get tied up and tangled inside of it like Matthew Broderick trying to take a day off go a day without walking with the Lord watch you'll end up way off -
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I've long held the idea that a short video explaining the concept of net neutrality to joe and jane average should be feasible. This isn't a short video, but it's the next big thing. It features a (fake) researcher doing some work for the big ISPs to establish the case for net discrimination. In the process of doing so, he interviews just about everyone who defends net neutrality to understand why. It's fun, and it's powerful. Take the 30mn to watch it!
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I'll be honest, I'd never heard of Bayonette until I read this article in ZDNet. I tend to be cautious around such announcements because while it's relatively easy to get coverage in the tech press, it's much harder to actually deploy a network at scale and hook customers to it.
So, Bayonette is taking a leaf off of Google's Fiber book and deploying Gigabit and free broadband. Could work, although when you don't have the Google brand backing you, I have some doubts about the effectiveness of this. In France where a number of social houses have negociated "free basic broadband" as part of their FTTH deals, the story goes that customers who subscribe to the free service never upgrade. I guess it's just the wrong kind of demographic to expect upsell from.
There are a few things that raised my eyebrows in this piece though:
My gut feeling is these guys are really small, probably sub- 20k customers today (which is kind of our threshold at Diffraction Analysis for including them in the Fiber Database) but I guess I'm intrigued enough that I want to know more. If anyone from Bayonette is reading this, or if anyone reading this can put me in touch with someone from Bayonette, I'd be keen!
23 Sep
A few months ago, when the coalition's plans for the Australian NBN were announced, I wrote the following in an article on Telecom TV:
The core of Labor's NBN plan though, which is the structural separation of networks and the equal access to a regulated wholesale platform, is retained [by the Coalition]. By staying on board with that the Coalition offers a plan that is within the continuity of what has been done.
A couple of announcements today however got me to reconsider that:
So in summary, the minister favors Telstra to build the NBN and an ex-Telstra CEO to head the NBN. Which makes the NBN look suspsciously like Telstra.
I have to confess I hadn't seen this coming, but sadly I now have to say that, conspiracy theories aside, it looks like structural separation is dead as a Dodo…
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18 Sep
This is roughly where things stand today. Last week the opposition and a coalition of private businesses including some of the operators have published an 'independant' study that describes the differential revenues between current copper rates and ComCom's announced rates as a "tax" to fund an already profitable private business. It is of course turning into a political story, which means that sadly reason no longer comes into it.
Here are a number of things that spring to my mind about this sad state of affair, I should stress that I'm about as detached from New Zealand politics as one can be, so the following is really my views as an industry analyst and nothing else.
My interpretation from far away, is that really what this is is a political coup by the opposition. Don't get me wrong, I find the government's behaviour here to have been really lame, to understate things a bit. They've opened themselves to the attacks now coming. I do find it strange though that the party that initiated the UFB is now willing to throw it under the train to score some political points…
I'm often left wondering how we ever got roads, highways, railroads and bridges built. These are amounts of public investment that dwarf what it costs to deploy a network infrastructure such as the UFB and yet they never seem to have been political liabilities…
Anyway, the real question now is: is there a way out that doesn't make government look even more authoritarian and messy than it already does without sacrificing the UFB?
I think there is, but it requires adressing the elephant in the room: copper switchoff.
There are two issues to address here really: one is that without a decent level of copper revenues, Chorus can no longer finance the UFB deployment. The other is that with an excessive wholesale price difference between copper and fiber, RSPs will never push customers towards fiber. Then everybody loses: the government makes a bad investment, Chorus goes belly up, and New Zealand doesn't reap any macro-economic benefits from Ultra-Fast Broadband.
By introducing a copper switchoff mechanism in fibered areas, even if copper prices are lowered, at least one of these issues is addressed: RSPs investing in unbundling will know that that investment has a limited lifetime, and even if the copper prices were lower, they will have to arbitrate between investing in a soon to be switched off cheap platform or migrate their customers to a more expensive future-proof one.
This wouldn't solve all of Chorus' issues, but it would create a radical long-term improvement of cost-structure as the company would no longer have to manage two networks in parallel (and the copper network is the costlier one to maintain in the first place). Chorus would still have a big cash-flow issue to get to that point and keep investing in Fiber, but I suspect that would be manageable, either through government or government-backed loans.
I'm not arrogant enough to believe that my voice will have any weight in this matter, and I have no doubt I'm simplifying things to excess, but I do think this could offer an elegant solution that, furthermore, would be effective from a nation-building point of view: it wouldn't just be a matter of knowing that 75% of the country would be eligible for fiber in 2020 but knowing that 75% of the nation would be on fiber by 2025. That kind of certainty could allow massive local and national government rethink of the services they offer for the general good, not to mention the opportunities it would open up for the private sector.
Disclaimer: I have recently done some paid work for Chorus in New Zealand. However, I have not been asked by anyone to write the above, and the views expressed are clearly my own (I'm not sure Chorus would be too happy with the solution I propose anyway…)
2 Sep
By the time you read this I will be somewhere between Dubaï and Auckland on my way to New Zealand. Ironically the very week of the Australian elections, the week which will decide – amongst other things – the fate of the Australian National Broadband Network I will be as close to Australia as I've been in years looking at another NBN and its impact.
It's even more ironic that the New Zealand fiber NBN, a direct consequence of Australia's plans for fiber to the premise will likely (if the Australian polls are to be trusted) outlive it's initiator as the Coalition shifts the ambitious fiber NBN to a run-of-the-mill copper NBN.
As I've written elsewhere, it's a good thing that the Coalition had the foresight not to scrap the heart of the NBN project, ie. the structural separation. I'm not sure they could have done so, but at least they seem not to want to try. If Kevin Rudd gets ousted this week, Australia will get (according to plan) the same broadband every run-of-the-mill developed market is hoping to get by 2020. TNW has an interesting though provocative editorial on that entitled 25Mbps broadband speed by 2019: the stupidest policy ever?
In a sense, I'm not that concerned about where this goes. I have been warning people for a couple of years now that Australia should not be used as a poster child for NBNs or broadband policy. The lack of deployment performance of NBNCo – whatever the reasons – made it painfully obvious to me as an observer of all things broadband internationally that its survival was uncertain, at least in its current state. Australians, like citizens in any other democracy in the world will be voting in their next government for a whole lot of reasons other than the broadband policy each party espouses, and if the NBN in its current state is thrown out with the bathwater at least they will have made that choice knowingly.
However, this will have international consequences in the broadband market and I think it's would be interesting to think about that for a minute. People who are trying to convince governments and regulators that National Broadband Networks are not the way to go will find fodder there. Similarly, people – and especially incumbent operators – who are trying to convince themselves that it's better to aim for short-term decent coverage than for long-term secure coverage will also gain weight. There is a non-negligeable chance that the Australian NBN will become a sort of horror story bandied at conferences to justify lack of ambition or status quo policies.
People who like me believe that it makes sense both financially for the private players concerned and economically for the nations concerned to think about a framework that brings fiber at least within a few meters of every home in the country in a relatively short timeframe should prepare for that backlash should the Coalition win in Australia. And perhaps even if it doesn't: the poor performance of NBNCo will have to be understood and analysed so that the impacts of bad policy decisions if they exist can be separated from the impact of bad implementation.
A couple of years back Diffraction Analysis published a report entitled The Rise and Fall of Dong Energy's Fibernett. The market loves success stories and tends to focus on those to extremes. I believe it is just as important if not more important to be aware and understand failures in FTTx. There's so much more to learn from them. So here's one consequence for me personally: in the next few months, no matter in which direction Australia goes with its NBN, I need to document and analyse the reasons for the failure so far. These mistakes are the ones that other players need to ensure they avoid!
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26 Aug
To say that everything surrounding the Australian NBN is a political can of worms would be an understatement. The general elections in a few weeks, with Labor trailing in the polls, may spell if not the doom at least a radical trimming of NBN's ambitions. In this context, I stumbled upon this interesting presentation by Simon Hackett entitled Building a Fiber NBN on a Copper Budget. I don't know who Simon Hackett is, and if he is politically motivated (it seems like everybody is, looking from the outside), and more importantly perhaps, I haven't done the financial analysis that would allow to assess whether his opening statement is correct.
What's more interesting to me in this context is that he suggests some interesting ways in which a wholesaler can lower his own investment costs. In a nutshell, he offers three paths (not competing, complementary):
Still, these are some interesting ideas, and at least it's good that they're being asked. I'm assuming in saying that there is no political calculation behind them. In which I may very well be wrong.
Still, if Simon Hackett can convince Malcolm Trunbull that he can get a fiber network for the cost of a copper one the Coalition should be trumpeting that left, right and center!
26 Jun
Since the beginnings of fiberevolution, I have been blogging in response to various articles, other blog posts and informations found on the net that relate to the topics I cover.
There's so many more of those than I can reasonably blog about however that it became something of a frustrating exercice.
In order to address this I've recently started trialling a service called ScoopIt which I think answers that particular issue I've had.
I have a boards over at ScoopIt called Connected World, which you can subscribe to through RSS or simply view when you want to. It aggregates articles I've found interesting with a few lines of comment at most from me.
I hope you find it interesting, please let me know if you do so!
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The crash last Saturday on the NYS Thruway also was a Ford. It was a 15 passenger Econoline van. Supposedly easy to flip when fully loaded with people. Although it's a different model, it's the same story. The back tire blew and when the driver overcorrected, it flipped multiple times. Bishop White and 6 others died.
If the young friends of these two teens want to see how another group of people pulled their sadness from a another similar tragedy to try to save others, look at the clickitforcassie.com web site. It's based in Darien, CT, and it's what the friends and family of a teen did with their grief when she died in a car accident....another who might have been saved if she had a belt on.
It's wasted energy to place blame, but it is good to take your energy and grief to try to help others in memory of someone you loved.
Remember that these two teens, although they didn't buckle up, also did not think that their SUV would crash, because their mom didn't drink and drive and well, they just didn't expect it when they set out. It's also hard for parents to notice what's going on in a back seat.
God bless all of them...the seven who just died on the NYS thruway and these kids. Please do good with yourselves and pray for peace for the surviving family members, especially the moms.
Thank you John Baron, for stopping and doing what you could.
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We love Lego products because they are made well and hold together, this is a great product for kids and I will be buying more.
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Loved all the little things that came with it.
Great set
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Great set to go along with the city Lego sets
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Product is great and son loves it
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I loved being able to build the loader and provide my son with an example of how to follow the directions. Then he built the Tipper on his own! The fact that it's also small and can travel is fantastic.
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I am having a blog sale to free up some space and get rid of products that I just don't reach for.
I will of course sanitise everything used with either alcohol no not vodka haha (lipsticks) or dettol wipes for the outside plastic casing of things. Sanitation is key!
So there is no confusion
1) If you want an item, say so (and what you want) in the comments below along with your Paypal email address. I will then send you an invoice or if you would rather pay me via internet banking then that's great for me as I don't have to pay any crappy fees!
2) Paypal (or via internet banking for ppl in the UK) are the only methods of payment accepted - it's just easier and more secure;
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4) Shipping to Europe and the US is £2.50 and for the UK is £1.50, all items will be sent out the next working day after payment is recieved or on the same day if I am physically able.
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Greg Norman
A putt for Adam Scott, a celebration for Australia
for all of Australia. Jim Ferrier was the first Australian-born golfer to finish second at the Masters in 1950. Greg Norman turned it into an art form, building Aussie hopes with each close call. But after Norman lost a duel with Jose Maria
Americans try to hold Presidents Cup
something that's really important to the International team,'' said Nick Price, who takes over the captaincy from Greg Norman . ''We've had a tough time. So what I'm trying to figure out is how do we turn the tide?'' International players
Tiger at risk of losing locker room
now three shy of Sam Snead's record. Whether he likes it or not, Woods is held to a different standard, just as Greg Norman , Tom Watson, Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer were before him in the television era. He gets more attention. He draws
Moore wins CIMB Classic in playoff
wraparound PGA Tour season this month, Woodland also added a new caddie, Tony Navarro, who previously worked with Greg Norman and Adam Scott. "I put a lot of hard work in," he said. "It's been a process with the changes I've made
Trip abroad might help PGA's appeal
think it's so unique. I love that it's called The Open Championship. It's more open than ever. "You had ( Greg ) Norman (challenging) in '08, (Tom) Watson at Turnberry (in '09) and Darren (Clarke) coming back to make his dream
PGA Tour card no guarantee of action
father's eight PGA Tour wins, or even that famous bunker shot at Inverness that Bob Tway holed for birdie to beat Greg Norman in the 1986 PGA Championship. Not that the son has forgotten. ''I even put `past champion's son' and it didn't
Players have PGA Tour card, now need place to play
father's eight PGA Tour wins, or even that famous bunker shot at Inverness that Bob Tway holed for birdie to beat Greg Norman in the 1986 PGA Championship. Not that the son has forgotten. ''I even put `past champion's son' and it didn't
PGA Tour opener missing big names
over the next few years. Those players could be called headliners: Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson, Seve Ballesteros and Greg Norman . The next year, the Houston Open included Nicklaus in his first start since winning the Masters for his sixth green
US wins 5th straight Presidents Cup
with the captains able to control the pairings, the singles lineup was dull. Woods has played Els in South Africa, Greg Norman in Australia, Mike Weir in Canada and Y.E. Yang the same year the South Korean beat him in the PGA Championship
Hey, where'd the old Tiger Woods go?
other captain matches with the player of his choice. That system has worked well for Woods in singles, for he defeated Greg Norman in 1998 and Vijay Singh in 2000 after requesting that he play them. Or as Woods put it regarding the latter: "I


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Dear Ben,
Back in January 2012 (soon after I turned 62), I started my Social Security retirement benefits taking reduced payments. I cut back on hours at the job I had for 30 years, earning just over $14,000 for 2012, because I wanted to stay below that year's limit for earnings to collect my retirement without any more reduction. I worked until this month (May 2013) when I had to quit completely because my back gave out; my doc says I can't work anymore. Someone told me I should get social security disability, but I didn't think I could since I already get retirement. Can I get disability in addition to my retirement?
Ray M.
Door County, WI
Dear Ray,
Greetings from Kyoto, Japan! I'm here at the Golden Pavilion, which is one of the most popular buildings in Japan, and it attracts a large number of visitors annually. Right now, I'm strolling through the beautiful gardens and will take a break to answer your question.
You may apply for Disability Insurance Benefits (DIB) even though you already are receiving Retirement Insurance Benefits (RIB). If you are found to be disabled and are otherwise qualified for DIB, your benefit amount would be higher. This entitlement situation is called RIB/DIB.
Because you started your RIB right after age 62, your benefit payment was reduced by about 25% of what it would have been if you had waited to start drawing at your Full Retirement Age (FRA) which is now 66. The amount a person can receive by waiting until full retirement age is called the Primary Insurance Amount (PIA); normally a beneficiary's DIB payment is the full PIA, regardless of when DIB entitlement starts.
However, for someone (such as you) who has received reduced RIB before DIB entitlement, the DIB payment is normally the PIA, reduced by the amount the RIB would be reduced if the beneficiary had reached FRA in the first month of DIB entitlement. So, in your case, if Social Security finds that you became disabled beginning in May 2013, your DIB entitlement date will be November 2013 (five full months after your disability onset.) That means you will have received reduced RIB payments from January 2012 through October 2013: 22 months. Your DIB payment would then be your PIA reduced by 22 months at the rate of 5/9ths of 1% per month (the same rate used for early RIB); so the reduction in your case would be 12.2%. (POMS RS 00615.410)
RIB/DIB situations can differ depending on when a person started RIB and became disabled. For example, if someone who has been receiving reduced RIB can establish a disability entitlement date before RIB started, the DIB payment would not be reduced at all. And the beneficiary would receive the difference between the RIB payment amount and the DIB payment amount for the months since the RIB started.
Even though a RIB beneficiary may apply for DIB with potential retroactivity of a year of entitlement, a higher DIB payment would normally not result for someone who has a potential disability entitlement date past his/her full retirement age. RIB/DIB scenarios that involve factors such as multiple PIA's, a disability freeze, deductions due to pension offset or excess work earnings, or entitlement, to other types of Title II benefits can be more complicated.
In your case, Ray, you should contact Social Security as soon as you can to apply for DIB.
Well, back to my sightseeing. I have to see what is happening on the other side of the reflecting pond.


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PROFILEPhD student's aluminum alloy tests good for science & the environmentBy Amie Lynn Shirkie
Passionate about contributing to knowledge and research in the material sciences, U of S student George Quainoo hopes his doctoral work on aluminum alloys will have important consequences for the automotive industry and the environment. Having received his degree in Physics at the University of Cape Coast in Ghana, Quainoo applied his experience in "the building blocks of science and engineering" to Mechanical Engineering. He began his PhD under the supervision of Professor Spiro Yannacopoulos in 1999. Quainoo says he began his research "with the goal of contributing to the improvement of the environmental and economical impact of the automobile on society." The background for his study stems from the automotive industry's recent concern to meet Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency standards, which seek to reduce vehicular weight, thereby increasing fuel efficiency and cutting back on harmful emissions into the atmosphere. One efficient way of achieving this has been to use lighter materials such as aluminum alloys. AA6111, which is manufactured by the Alcan Aluminum Company in Kingston, Ont., is a popular aluminum alloy used for automobile body panels. According to Quainoo, AA6111 is the material of choice for North American automobile manufacturing companies, "due to its unique combination of formability, paint-bake strengthening and superior corrosion resistance." Quainoo's research focuses on evaluating the effects of "cold work" on precipitation in AA6111. Major automotive companies such as Ford, GM and Audi already use AA6111 aluminum alloys. Quainoo hopes that by assessing ways of working with the alloy to make it stronger, his study will encourage more companies to use it. Cold work, according to Quainoo, is a process in which an alloy is formed at room temperature into its desired shape. This leads to the formation of "high energy sites" or weak spots in the material. This is followed by a process of "precipitation", in which the aluminum alloy is placed at an intermediate temperature over a period of time in order to increase its strength, especially at these weak points. In order to determine the effect of cold work on precipitation, Quainoo preformed a number of investigative experiments, such as tensile testing, microhardness measurement, differential scanning calorimetry, scanning electron microscopy, electron probe microanalysis, and transmission electron microscopy, "in addition to other metallographic and data analysis techniques." All these tests enabled him to characterize the properties of the AA6111 alloy under a variety of conditions. Quainoo says, "The results show a considerable improvement in yield and tensile strength with increasing levels of cold work." He further analysed the kinetic parameters for various solid-state reactions in the alloy, and was able to determine that cold work significantly affected the precipitation kinetics of AA6111. According to Quainoo, these results "compare reasonably well with the literature for similar alloys." Quainoo believes the use of AA6111 in automobiles will have an important impact on the environment: "Because of its light weight, it encourages fuel efficiency, which results in fewer emissions into the atmosphere." So far, AA6111 is only used on auto body panels, but Quainoo foresees a future in which an all-aluminum vehicle might exist, as other alloys are currently being developed for application in other parts of the automobile. Quainoo says his results have been well received in the material science community, leading to a number of publications, conference papers, presentations at national and international scientific meetings, as well as "a positive contribution to knowledge." He hopes to continue his research, pursuing his "passion" to contribute to knowledge in material science. Amie Lynn Shirkie writes graduate student profiles for the College of Graduate Studies & Research.
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If you like to be able to receive email using your Nintendo DS then NDSMail is probably the only homebrew application around that will enable you to do so with such ease of use and precision. The latest version of this RSS and email reader from Bronto, which takes advantage of the DS Wifi Lib comes with a brilliant new feature. Clicking "Save Mails" on the second button-page will save all emails and
news items to files on the flashcard in a convenient XML-file.
For your convenience, configuration files are now saved in the XML format too.
However, not everything is rosy as this is still a work in progress. Here are a few notes which the developer added:
- SSL is broken at the moment, at least on my NDS phat / SCSD..
- "Delete" button has no effect
- When adding a new mail account, don't leave any fields blank, or saving will not work
- Some strange bug causes the buttons in the settings screen to appear in a different color
- Please ignore the "can't read ... file" messages, sometimes fread() returns incorrect values (0 although data is read)
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Johns Hopkins Men's Lacrosse Joins Big Ten
Multiple sources have told Inside Lacrosse that Johns Hopkins will announce Monday at a press conference its intentions to join the Big Ten as an affiliate member in men's lacrosse. By extension, the announcement keys the formation of Big Ten men's lacrosse as a league-sponsored sport for the first time. (An earlier version of this report Monday had reported that women's lacrosse would be part of this move, but JHU President Ronald J. Daniels' letter, published below, said the Blue Jay women's team would remain in the ALC in 2014 and go independent in 2015.)
Big Ten Lacrosse Conference Official After Addition of Johns Hopkins
The Big Ten Conference announced Monday that men's and women's lacrosse will become the conference's 27th and 28th official sports and that Johns Hopkins University has been accepted as a sport affiliate member for men's lacrosse only beginning with the 2014-15 academic year.
Sources: Rutgers Coach Brian Brecht ReInstated
Brian Brecht has been reinstated as head lacrosse coach at Rutgers, multiple sources told Inside Lacrosse on Tuesday.
Brecht had been suspended by the university in April before the team's last two games of the season, after anonymous allegations of verbal abuse. The suspension was in the wake of a high-profile incident at Rutgers that resulted in the school firing basketball coach Mike Rice.
Big East Announces Annual Awards
VILLANOVA, PA – Rutgers, St. John's, Syracuse and Villanova shared the BIG EAST men's lacrosse regular season individual awards, as major award winners and all-conference teams were announced on Wednesday evening at the 2013 BIG EAST Men's Lacrosse Championship banquet, held at the Philadelphia Marriott West.
DI: Georgetown Defeats Rutgers, Clinches Berth in Big East Tournament
PISCATAWAY, N.J. - Sophomore attackman Reilly O'Connor (Brooklin, Ontario/The Hill Academy) tied a career-high with six assists and added a goal, while redshirt junior attackman Zac Guy (Tully, N.Y./Tully) scored three goals to help the Georgetown University men's lacrosse team (6-8, 3-3 BIG EAST) defeat Rutgers (2-13, 0-6 BIG EAST) 15-7, on Saturday evening at Yurcak Field. The victory clinches the fourth seed in next week's BIG EAST Tournament at Villanova University.
Rutgers Cascade Pro7 with Zima Gear Decals
The Rutgers Scarlet Knights take the field this weekend against the Georgetown Hoyas for their final Big East matchup of the season, and the team will be sporting new-look Cascape Pro7 lids with sweet decal work from Zima Gear.
Rutgers Players Show Support For Suspended Coach Brecht
Rutgers lacrosse players and parents expressed loyalty to suspended coach Brian Brecht at a meeting with university president Robert Barchi on Tuesday.
DI: Duke Rolls Past Rutgers, 16-7
EW BRUNSWICK, N.J.—Duke University junior attackman Jordan Wolf recorded five goals and nine different players scored as the sixth-ranked Blue Devils rolled to a 16-7 victory over Rutgers Saturday evening at Yurcak Field. The win was a nation's-best ninth straight for Duke.
Report: Rutgers Suspends Coach Brian Brecht
Rutgers University issued a release Friday that it has suspended men's lacrosse coach Brian Brecht, according to a report on MyCentralJersey.com.
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A Baltimore man escaped serious injury late Wednesday night when he was shot in the back, police said.
Sean Thomas, 35, was treated and released from York Hospital, a hospital spokeswoman said.
York City Police said Thomas was in the 400 block of Walnut Street when he was shot about 11:30 p.m. He was taken to the hospital by ambulance.
Police did not reveal whether they know the motive for the shooting, and said no arrests had been made as of Thursday morning.
Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call detectives at 849-2219, or call the city's anonymous crime tip line, 849-2204. Or anonymously text a tip to YORKTIPS at 847411.


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Galaxy Note 10.1 Secrets Revealed
7:16 PM EST Tue. Aug. 07, 2012
Samsung has revealed more details about the Galaxy Note 10.1, the version of its stylus-equipped tablet that's perhaps the biggest threat to Apple's iPad yet. Galaxy Note 10.1 is due to begin shipping this month.
Nearly twice the size of its 5.3-inch Galaxy Note predecessor, the 10.1-inch Galaxy Note will be built around an Exynos quad-core system-on-chip running at 1.4GHz with 2 GB of system RAM, but it will include neither NFC nor cell phone radios.
Samsung's new tablet will run an all-new version of TouchWiz, the company's custom interface overlay for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, which can run and operate multiple applications simultaneously. For note-taking, Samsung includes a proprietary handwriting recognition engine along with palm-rejection technology for natural hand positioning.
[Related: Samsung Announces 10.1-Inch Galaxy Note]
Also still present are Samsung's mini-apps, which pop up within other apps and provide calculator, calendar and other targeted functionality. The new TouchWiz adds more mini-apps and lets users decide which ones pop up by default. Also new, video can be played back inside a resizable window that can be positioned anywhere on the screen.
Galaxy Note 10.1 also will come with Adobe Photoshop Touch, a version of the popular image editing software that's optimized for S-Pen, Samsung's pressure-sensitive stylus. It works with the same touch-sensitive grid technology found in Wacom tablets. There are about 40 S-Pen optimized apps available now in the Google Play marketplace, with more coming.
Galaxy Note 10.1 will be available in 16-GB and 32-GB models. Both will include Wi-Fi a/b/g/n, front (5 MP) and rear (1.9 MP) cameras with LED flash, GPS, Bluetooth 4.0, USB 2.0 support (optional adapter), stereo speakers, microSD card slot (32 GB max.) and a 30-pin multipurpose interface connector.


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Consoles may have perfected motion control gaming, but PC users have been left in the dark for far too long. PC gaming has had its fair share of awful motion control gimmicks in the past, one product may have found its way to mainstream success through the world's largest digital games distribution service – Steam.
Razer and Sixense Entertainment announced today at GDC that they have a deal with Valve over the use of its Razer Hydra motion controller. As part of the deal, four of Valve's most popular titles – Portal 2, Left 4 Dead 2, Half-Life 2 and Team Fortress 2 – all now support the Hydra. As an added bonus, future Valve titles like Dota 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive will be supporting the Hydra.
The Razer Hydra's proprietary Sixense MotionCreator 2.0 software has also been integrated with Steam to provide motion control to over 250 of the most popular games on the service.
"The Razer Hydra's magnetic motion-sensing technology is the fastest and most precise to deliver a level of gaming immersion other motion-sensing tech in the industry right now can only dream of. Gamers are going to experience Valve's new and legacy games in an amazing and fun way," said Robert 'RazerGuy' Krakoff, President, Razer USA.
The Hydra works by tracking your hand movements with two motion-sensing controllers. Using electromagnetic fields, it detects hand movements down to a millimeter. No longer are PC gamers forced to sit with a boring mouse and keyboard, while console gamers get to flail about recklessly.
The Razer Hydra is now available from the Razer store at $99.99.


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Gallery A Royal Must Have: The Wellington
WINDSOR, UNITED KINGDOM - OCTOBER 21: Prince Charles dressed in a Barbour jacket and wellington boots steps over a stone wall whilst watched by Lady Sarah Keswick and Camilla Parker-Bowles. (exact day date not certain). (Photo by Tim Graham/Getty Images)
Prince William, And Prince Harry At Cirencester Park Polo ClubJune 1987. (Photo by Julian Parker/UK Press via Getty Images)
TORTEL, CHILE - DECEMBER 11: Prince William During His Raleigh International Expedition In Southern Chile, On His Way To Repair Walkways In The Village Of Tortel. (Photo by Tim Graham Picture Library/Getty Images)
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Side Trails » 1700 Ioway Farm: Grind Corn in a Wooden Mortar
1700 Ioway Farm: Grind Corn in a Wooden Mortar
Corn was a primary food source for the Ioway. From it they made blue flour corn and a white flour corn.
Source: Living History Farms
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Is there a program or a way to open PDF packages on the ipad itself?
Is there a program or a way to open PDF packages on the ipad itself?
download the GoodReader app.
Don't mean to hijack the thread, but how do you get the pdf on the ipad in the first place?
As I hijacked the thread, I'll give my own answer, LOL
Loading ther goodreader app allows you to import the files in Itunes and then sync across to the Ipad.
You could also download a free PDF reader app in iTunes.
Fate is not by CHANCE but by CHOICE.
The iPad has a built in PDF reader that will read a PDF in an email.
Also try PDFReader Pro. It has built in http server so you can also access and upload your PDF files from anywhere on the internet or home network.
You can organize them in folders which adds some value.
i bought goodreader and fast pdf,i ended up using fast pdf..i like it better..
Yep. Goodreader is a good app. It even helps you link to sites to download the pdfs. It is well worth the price which I think is currently 2 or 3 bucks.


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Reader Coop sent us the following depressing story - after two years of hype and big talk, Codemasters failed to deliver dedicated servers for Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising, which has gone on to die an early death. Coop reports that Codemasters subsequently released two patches, which broke multiplayer for a significant number of players.
Now Codemasters have officially stated there will no more DLC and/or patches for the game: We are sorry if Dragon Rising and the two DLCs released to date have left you wanting even more, but in the grand scheme of future plans and schedules the vast majority of the team are already busy planning the future of modern combat.This is a perfect example of why you need to do your research before buying a game - especially one that has a big multiplayer component. Bad news for Dragon Rising gamers.
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That's one way to make a lasting impression.
The most difficult times for many of us are the ones we give ourselves. ― Pema Chödrön
Both had DDays and TT Separated.
Do not let others be your reference for who you see in the mirror.
Stop allowing people to hurt you, because you don't love you enough to walk away.
Not sure if I feel sorry for him, or not...
One of my best college friends was a guy who became a fairly small time news anchor, but jeez his first broadcasts were terrible. His face was bright orange and he looked at the wrong camera and cleared phlegm really disgustingly into the mic. But people seemed to forget pretty quickly. Luckily this was before youtube and huffpo or it might have been a different story.


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The American Actor, Filmmaker and Best Selling Author with: "Official Dispatches from The Dark Realm of Hollywood"
Paul's Amazon Best Sellers
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Covers For The Upcoming Paul Parducci Novel "Wet Linda"
Some may know that my first Novel is being released soon.
Since I'm supposed to be some kind of Digital guy it will be released only as an ebook on all the major and usual platforms.(Kindle, ipad, Nook)
Here are two of the potential covers.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. The National Community Pharmacists Association sent a letter to the Drug Enforcement Administration that featured a solution to provide prescription medications to patients in long-term care facilities in a timely manner, NCPA said.
NCPA stated in its letter that recent changes in interpretation and enforcement of the Controlled Substances Act have delayed access of prescription drugs to long-term care patients; many of the medications are designed to alleviate severe pain. The CSA has upended the process in which nurses relay information between the physicians and pharmacists -- when a direct physician-pharmacist communication was impractical -- to ensure the timely administration of critical medications used to treat residents' pain. DEA's current enforcement approach allows such "nurse as agent" exchanges in a hospital setting, but not in long-term care facilities, NCPA said.
To mitigate this, NCPA has suggested that the DEA develop a subcategory of its registrant called an "institutional facilitator," which would allow nurses to resume communicating valid prescriptions to the pharmacist so that the appropriate medicine is administered to the patient on a timely basis.
"The current system related to the lawful and prompt dispensing of controlled substances in long-term care facilities is broken," NCPA said. "This solution provides for the common goal of ensuring timely medication access to patients in pain while recognizing the DEA's mission to enforce the controlled substances laws and regulations of the United States."
Approximately 31% of all independent community pharmacies service a long-term care facility, with the majority located in areas with a population of less than 20,000, NCPA noted.


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I enjoy the outdoors (canoeing, hiking, archery) but don't always need to do "extreme" things to do so. If you want to jump off a mountain, plunge into a raging river, cool. I'll be sight seeing and keeping a beer cold for you when you're done.
I love watching movies whether I'm alone or cuddled up with someone. I play few videogames, but the ones I do play I love.
I like to read as well. The Dresden Files is an all time favorite series.
In June I adopted a rescue dog. He's a 3 y/o red healer terrier and an awesome dog and a joy to have around. However you can tell he wasn't treated well as a pup.


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Are you retired and looking for a fun-filled way to share your life experiences? The Andover Senior Center is looking for volunteers just like you!
Studies have shown that those who volunteer live longer, healthier and have more satisfying lives. Community participation also provides seniors and retirees additional roles in their lives, a sense of purpose and strong sense of being socially connected.
The Andover Senior center has five positions open for the 2013 board.We are seeking those who are 50 years old or better and have an interest in helping our community. All interested parties must contact the Center by Sept. 14, 2012. The election will be held Oct. 19, 2012. Winners will begin their term Jan. 1, 2013.
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The Parks and Recreation worker who was accused of neglecting horses was arraigned today.
David Prosch was charged with abandoning and cruelty to animals.
Prosch is accused of not properly feeding his two horses and causing a scar on one of the horses' nose, caused by leaving a halter on the mare for too long.
The horses were seized from the man's Buckley home and taken to Horse North Rescue where they are recovering.
Prosch, who is free on bond, could face a year in jail and fines if convicted.


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Mid-Atlantic Region Geological Highway Map
This colorful, educational map presents state/regional surface rock outcrop information - age, depositional environment, rock type, and names of formations. Map includes major highways, towns, and landmarks. Printed on a single sheet and folded to glove compartment size, each has a stratigraphic column by state, mileage charts, and may depict spots of interest.
Scale: 1 inch = 30 milesStates included are Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia.
Author: AAPG
Publisher: AAPG
Format: Printed map
Edition: Revised
Publishing Date: 12/89


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