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Hey, I recognize that photo - I took it at the Dalsa booth at Cinegear last year!
You could ask Illya Friedman?
Bruce Allen
It's yellow so I'm thinking Clairmont, but it looks like a pretty standard custom case. I bet if you took that picture and your gear to any of about a hundred places you could get one.
That is one of the older DALSA LCD monitor cases. It's a custom case built by our designer. It's not available as an over the counter item.
That being said, if you get in touch with me off list, I may be able to point you in the right direction if you'd also like to have similar custom work done.
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Most cases like that are custom jobs... but they're fairly common and shouldn't be hard to have made.
master cases, innerspace cases, A&J cases... take your pick. And those are just 3, there are many more case manufacturers.
Thanks for the info. Will followup when ready.
Bruce, thanks for the photo. :)
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Friday, October 8, 2010
a Canadian Thanksgiving....
Since 1957...
we Canadians have been celebrating Thanksgiving the second weekend in October.
It was proclaimed by our government that Thanksgiving Monday would be "a day of general thanksgiving to Almighty God for the bountiful harvest with which Canada has been blessed".
I like that!
For many it is just another long weekend.
For us...it really is a time of thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest...just completed!
We started the long weekend with our Thanksgiving dinner last night....
and had sixteen around the table.
We sang together...
Thank-you, Father
For this food...
and our many blessings!
And when the dinner was over...
and it was time for pumpkin pie...
...we included a little family celebration of Maelyn's second birthday.
She was quite OK with having another party!
Though the leftover turkey is packed away...
I have a few reminders of our Thanksgiving dinner left on the table.
Emme and Ryder got crafty and brought some little turkeys they had created as centrepieces.
They'll be hanging around for awhile.
We had a good time together...
a rather noisy good time!
It seems to get a little louder every year.
I have much to be thankful for...
and I am!
Wishing you all a wonderful Canadian Thanksgiving weekend...
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- AnonymousOctober 8, 2010 at 7:16 AM
That is an interesting centre piece and looks like a craft we could do with our Girls' Club next Thanksgiving. Could you give us a tutorial, or close up photos? We're looking forward to a couple of Thanksgiving dinners this weekend. Dairymary
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Lovely! I love the idea of Thanksgiving on a Monday or Friday even. A long weekend would be great instead of Thursday off then back to work on Friday! :) The kids' crafts are darling!
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AGENDATHERESA GATTUNGCEO, TelecomInterviewed by SIMON DALLOW
SIMON She's led our biggest listed company Telecom for the past five years, Theresa Gattung's also our highest paid Chief Executive with a pay package of 2.8 million dollars in the latest financial year. This month's issue of Fortune Magazine includes her in a list of the world's most powerful business women. She's been credited with steering Telecom through a difficult period following the technology bust, profits though a back up, 754 million in the year to June but critics say Telecom is still milking its dominant market position, and Theresa Gattung joins me now.
In 2002 you adopted a back to basics strategy, slashing capital spending, focusing on high value customers, that has subsequently seen the share price climb some 20% but how has it benefited New Zealand as a whole?
THERESA Well I guess we've moved on from that it's now 2004 and we're actually not currently in a sort of a slash mode, we're actually very much in an invest mode, we're focused on growing broad band in particular, pouring millions into that, we're spending more in capital expenditure and infrastructure in New Zealand than we ever have before, second biggest spender behind the government, so we're very much in a sort of an invest mode, we're pressing ahead into the information technology area, expanding through buying companies like Genero and Computer Land because customers want to have the choice of full service provider, they won't necessarily choose to take telecommunications and IT from the same provider but it's good to be able to offer them that choice.
SIMON I want to pick up on a number of those points, however I want to go back to the investment, you're talking about investment now but your record has been according to Ernie Newman from TUANZ Telecommunication Users Association he's called Telecom's investment record appalling and has said you know broad band uptake 23rd in the OECD, mobile phone costs fourth dearest in the world for medium to high volume users, fixed line competition declining. Paul Swain on Monday cited figures supporting that, you know the accusation is that you persistently under invested in New Zealand.
THERESA That's not the case, we've now rolled out broad band to over 90% of all New Zealanders, so over 90% of all lines are now broad band enabled, that's right up there and we're currently in a big push.
SIMON As far as broad band's concerned though that's a low speed interpretation of it isn't it?
THERESA No that's the standard industry global speed interpretation and we're now in a big push on broad band, it's pretty hard to watch TV or pick up a newspaper and not see an ad for broad band currently, which we call Jet Stream that's the brand name.
SIMON But broad band there have been difficulties all the way for competitors to access your system.
THERESA No I disagree with that as we've actually launched the latest round of broad band products we've made them available at resale at the regulated rate.
SIMON Why has the uptake been so low then?
THERESAWell actually OECD has commented that one of the reasons for that is free local calling, I mean one of the things that we're keen to do is try and convince the million Kiwis who are on dial up that it's worth spending about 12 bucks a month more to get on to broad band because that will be good for the country, but it's happening, there's actually a quiet revolution going on for example in education, over half of all schools are now on broad band, there are over 100 thousand children using video conferencing technology to learn. So it's happening. In the health sector tonight there's a Starship ball celebrating the launch of the tele paediatric service, that's using broad band technology to enable sick children to come to Auckland Starship Hospital to be treated back in their local areas, so it's with us, it's real, it's happening, I mean critics are always gonna say that we're not going fast enough but we're deeply committed to this.
SIMON Specifically the critics say that because of free local calling as ensured by the Kiwi Share obligation, Kiwis will stay with that until broad band becomes more appealing in a price sense.
THERESA Well the OECD server that you talked about that the Minister made reference to actually shows that our broad band price now currently is very competitive on OECD basis.
SIMON So why aren't people going for it, is the margin too great from the free calling?
THERESA They increasingly are going for it.
SIMON At a very low rate of uptake at the moment.
THERESA Well no we've actually just had our best month ever and we're totally committed to getting into a quarter of a million homes by the end of next year.
SIMON So you're signalling a change in investment policy?
THERESA We actually signalled that about nine months ago and we've been delivering on that since then.
SIMON Your dividend policy returns a large portion of nett profits to shareholders, why not plough that back more.
THERESA Well you know our biggest….
SIMON And you've increased that proportion of nett profit that goes to shareholders.
THERESA Actually we've gone back to what we were before, we reduced it when we bought in Australia, which was our biggest offshore investment, and in doing that we actually cut back on the amount of dividend we were paying to shareholders. We've got the Australian operation in a situation where it's cashflow positive, we've increased the dividend back up to about the levels that it used to be, at the same time we're increasing capital expenditure in New Zealand spending less offshore. So we do make target investments that support the country, for example Southern Cross network that links Australia and New Zealand to the rest of the world, you know that investment would not have been made but for us because you know we live here this is our business, we compete with companies who are in New Zealand as part of a much broader perspective. New Zealand really matters to us it is our home base.
SIMON I think it's a bit of a misnomer to trumpet that investment though because you've inherited essentially – well Telecom has inherited a monopoly situation following privatisation and some say it's exploited that monopoly over time. You have persisted in fighting competition.
THERESA Telecom was privatised 12 years ago, we've invested 600 million a year every year for the last decade, that's a huge amount, nobody said we had to invest in Southern Cross network, without that we would not have had international connectivity for New Zealanders and New Zealand businesses to the rest of the world, so you know we make decisions every year that benefit the country and at the end of the day we do have to have a balance between how much cash we return to shareholders and how much we invest, but you know we have upped the rate of investment in the last couple of years.
SIMON Paul Swain also said on Monday that we're aiming to be in the top half of the OECD on key telecommunications indicators, what assurances can you give that we will get there?
THERESA Well of course it's not just about us, it is also government policy initiatives etc, and you talked before about the Kiwi Share, I mean that's a policy initiative and we didn't decide to have free local calling. At the end of the day we have committed to bringing world class technology to New Zealanders and it's in our interests to grow it's not in our interest not to do this so there's quite a reasonable alignment, I mean we want to push things like broad band and mobile penetration that's good for us, so at the end of the day we are quite conscious of the need to – for Kiwis to be able to see that we are doing a good job so being held to the top half of the OECD I mean that's a reasonable benchmark of performance.
SIMON What sort of time frame do you think we've got to get to the top half to the OECD?
THERESA Well in many ways we're already there and you know I often think…
SIMON But the statistics don't show that.
THERESA No they do.
SIMON When will the statistics show that we are in the top half?
THERESA No, the most recent OECD stuff showed that in the residential market for example in many areas we're already there.
SIMON In the residential market for …
THERESA For residential services. Now Kiwis have this cringe factor that we always assume it's better offshore. Every technology that exists in telco world today whether it's mobile or fixed is either in New Zealand or it's gonna be here very shortly. There are not a whole lot of new areas that people have access to overseas that either aren't in New Zealand or aren't gonna be here very soon.
SIMON What's your attitude – just coming back to the Kiwi Share, what's your attitude to the Kiwi Share, I mean I know you have to deal with it but do you think it inhibits growth?
THERESA No, I actually think it's probably inhibited competition a bit because it's quite hard to compete with free right, so it makes the business case for anyone else particularly going outside the main centres of New Zealand look pretty tough. So we live it we don't spend any time fighting it and I'm not sure the government, any government would change it because it's sort of become, it's part of the egalitarian New Zealand tradition and yeah some things about it are pretty standard all around the world, governments tend to actually have service quality standards you know that the main telco signs up for and have a contribution from that for the rest of the industry, so parts of it are pretty common in telco policy world wide but yes I think it has inhibited growth of move to broad band, it's probably inhibited competition.
SIMON Welcome back here with Agenda and we're talking with Telecom Chief Executive Theresa Gattung. As head of our largest listed company what role do you believe Telecom plays in New Zealand business and what role should it play?
THERESA Well we do play a huge role, obviously we pay a huge amount of tax, we hire a lot of people, we train a lot of people in a wide set of skills, and we contribute to the community through our sponsorship programmes, our supportive education sector and the 600 million we spend in infrastructure a year, so we're a big player and we take that role really seriously.
SIMON Do you believe that's enough?
THERESA We're always looking at you know how we can contribute more, we have recently upped our supportive of education sector, we've been very active working with health, education rural in terms of how do we use broad band as an enabling technology and how do we work in terms of shaping the new applications that are gonna drive GDP growth and we all get a buzz out of that, I mean that's partly – that's why we choose to work for a company based in New Zealand.
SIMON So you see your obligation as being part of the greater New Zealand role as opposed to simply a service to shareholders?
THERESA Yes, obviously because we are based in this country.
SIMON What do you think are the key issues facing business in New Zealand at the moment?
THERESA Well you know right now one of the key issues, I mean it's fantastic that unemployment is so low that we're so close to full employment that it's actually really hard to you know make sure, particularly in some provincial centres that we can actually get all the staff that we need.
SIMON Labour market's too tight can't get a skill base?
THERESA Well we're growing you see, we're growing our revenues, we're investing, so we're hiring people and yeah it's quite a tight labour market.
SIMON Is the highly prescriptive legislation that we have the Employment Relations Act, the Resource Management Act, is that inhibiting growth?
THERESA Look I think it is an issue and the government's doing their best to deal with the RMA, you know telecommunications is all about infrastructure and services and there's some big infrastructure roll outs ourselves and our competitors that they're in progress now through next year and so issues like how much do local communities determine, you know what happens versus the national policy interests, you know those are really quite tough calls for a country and that impacts on us directly, yeah so that's an issue.
SIMON So would your recommendation be that some of that legislation be toned down?
THERESA Well I think the government is trying to grapple with how can they actually get a bit of consistency with so many different regional local councils and trying to make sure that things that are for the good of the country such as us running in a 3G mobile network don't get unnecessarily delayed because of there's different interpretations in different areas.
SIMON By almost any indicator that you look out Australia is out performing New Zealand, why do you think that is?
THERESAWell if you look over the last ten years that's true, although over the last couple of years New Zealand has been catching up a bit, we've had a really good couple of years in relation to Australia and I think that's one of the reasons why Australian companies and Australian corporates possibly have become more interested in New Zealand in the last couple of years, we're the sort of low risk four million and growing community you know quite close to their shores.
SIMON Profitability just next door.
THERESA Yes, the trend of New Zealand Australian business coming together is inexorable, I mean the policy initiative in terms of thinking about how we shape the policy framework is pretty important because in fact business is already voting with its feet. Now five years ago it used to be just the large corporates that were operating trans Tasman but as I got about now meeting customers it's right through the business community right into middle business, so seamless service for customers is obviously a customer issue for us and increasingly New Zealand is figuring out how do we make this win win, how do we have an agenda that actually does reduce transaction costs for business, you know issue a prospectus and it can be recognised in both countries you don't have different sets of rules, those things are all good but we have to make sure that it is win win because the Australians will be looking after their interests so we have to make sure that we're in a mutual conversation.
SIMON So you're saying you'd like to see a single regulatory regime?
THERESA No not necessarily, I think that our competition law is pretty similar between the two countries but if you just look at the latest Air New Zealand Qantas decision you'll see that regulators in courts sometimes do make different calls, looking at things from a different perspective.
SIMON How much does New Zealand need Australia?
THERESA New Zealand does need Australia.
SIMON Do they need us?
THERESA Yeah they do need us actually, and I think they're probably waking up to that yeah.
SIMON You see them, and I'm quoting directly here because we loved this in the office, we think they are our friendly cousins and they think we are their – and I'm quoting directly – munty next door neighbours.
THERESA That's not quite right I said munted actually.
SIMON Munted next door neighbours, sorry. For the benefit of you what's the difference between munty and munted. Are trans Tasman business attitudes that different?
THERESA Look Kiwis are – I mean I've chosen to live in New Zealand, I've had lots of opportunities to live offshore, I've chosen to live here, I'm a really proud Kiwi and New Zealand's a wonderful place in very many ways.
SIMON But, there's a but coming.
THERESA There's a but coming, the egalitarianism the sense that women can achieve all those things are fantastic and the but is that the rest of the world doesn't play by those rules, so it's not that Australia is rough and tough and that that's bad an that's unfair, that's how Americans are, you know that's how the rest of the world is and so what I was really doing was a wake up call to say let's just acknowledge that there are differences and of course because they look like us and sound pretty much like us we think they're the same whereas if you go off to Asia you know that it's gonna be different, so that was really what that was about.
SIMON So we've got too much of a sense of third play and we need to be harder in the pursuit of the win.
THERESA If you are going to be dealing in an offshore context and not everybody chooses to I mean only four percent of New Zealand businesses export, now for the good of the nation we need to have a greater proportion of our companies exporting than that and if you're gonna export you're gonna interact with the rest of the world you do need to understand the rules that they play the game by.
SIMON But they don't play by a consistent set of rules either do they?
THERESA No that's true actually there are differences with different cultures, that's definitely true, but the New Zealand sense of …
SIMON But I guess trans Tasman though we're talking specifically and they take a harder approach to business than we do.
THERESA They're a harder country, you know I love sport, I've watched just about every Bledisloe Cup the last few years there's been a game, and when you watch an Aussie sports team play they never choke at the last minute they go right to the end and that is a different psychology, you know the Kiwi egalitarianism sometimes is a softness that doesn't work in sport and doesn't work in business.
SIMON John Howard of course was returned at the weekend and his coalition now makes it almost inevitable it seems that the government's 51% share in Telstra will be sold, what effect will a privatised Telstra have do you think?
THERESA Well privatisation makes a lot of sense, I mean it's pretty hard to argue why the government should actually own a telco, it's in deep conflict with their role as a shareholder and their role as an arbiter in terms of having a regime, so we would support the privatisation of Telstra provided the framework that that was within actually allowed for timely resolution of disputes. The Australian situation compared to New Zealand is very complex there are more layers of appeal, things take a lot longer so you know we would be very keen to see that the framework that that was done in was actually a framework that allowed us to make a quid in Aus but essentially privatisation of Telstra is long overdue.
SIMON What effect will it have on Telecom?
THERESA Well in the short term you might see a whole lot of brokers or buyer son Telstra.
SIMON Longer term?
THERESA Longer term, who can say, but ultimately I think the structure of the industry will be best served if the government isn't actually trying to be poacher and gamekeeper.
SIMON Let's have a look at your other interests in Australia or specific interests in Australia, AAPT finally turning a profit but been disastrous up until now, what's the long term strategy there are you gonna hold on to it?
THERESA Well look we went into Australia because we saw this trend that has happened and I think we were right in that, whether we like it or not New Zealand's increasingly becoming a branch office of Australia and so the need to actually have a business in Australia, infrastructure in Australia and provide trans Tasman service is even more important today than it was a few years ago. Yes we're very happy with progress that business has been cash positive now for quite some time, we're investing in it and we're growing, so the only thing that was a little unfortunate was the time of going in, the strategy of going in was right and you know we're there, we're not about to waka back over this side of the Tasman.
SIMON You of course have been in the news recently over salary, is 54 thousand dollars a week justifiable?
THERESA Well it is a lot of money but Telecom New Zealand's the 15th biggest company in Australasia and that's the market rate for CEOs.
SIMON Some say though of course Brian Gaynor wrote a column in the Herald saying that it was out of proportion, Rod Dean justified it comparing it to other businesses but it wasn't compared to Telstra your counterpart at Telstra earns about the same amount of money for a much larger company and of course the chairman of Telstra is paid around a little over half of what Ron Dean receives.
THERESA Well all management salaries at Telecom are performance related and we've had a much better year, a much better couple of years than Telstra.
SIMON Are you in this for the long haul?
THERESA Yes definitely, this is five years, I think when I took the job I said you know five to seven years it's a bit like getting older though as you get to the five year mark you say okay right this still feels fresh and new so.
SIMON Where do you see yourself in another five?
THERESA I don't know but I have no intention to do anything else, I'm still enjoying myself.
SIMON Staying in New Zealand regardless? You mentioned your pride in New Zealand, you've had the opportunity to go offshore.
THERESA I have had many opportunities, I really love this country and look I'll always be a New Zealander, I can't be sure that I'll always live here but I have so far for 42 years I've chosen to.
SIMON Chief Executive of Telecom New Zealand, Theresa Gattung, thank you very much for appearing on Agenda today.
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AGENDAMIKE WILLIAMSPresident, Labour PartyInterviewed by SIMON DALLOW
SIMON Last Saturday the Australian Labour Party lost what many regarded as an election it was destined to win. Labour Party President Mike Williams was there and he returned to New Zealand to find his own party with its own problems with the news that Cabinet Minister John Tamihere is having to stand down while there's an inquiry into whether he paid tax on a golden handshake from a previous job. Labour currently has just a one seat majority in the house, anything threatening that could lead to a snap election. Labour Party President Mike Williams is with me now.
There's a suggestion that you knew about the tax issue before – true?
MIKE No, no.
SIMON The first you knew of it was when it arose in the media?
MIKE That's correct.
SIMON What are your contingency plans if John Tamihere has to resign?
MIKE Well that's down the track, we don't know that it's gonna happen, obviously the possibilities are a by-election which I'm pretty certain we'd win.
SIMON Pretty certain you'd win?
MIKE Yeah.
SIMON You don't think the Maori Party's a threat there?
MIKE No I don't.
SIMON Why not?
MIKE Well our polling just doesn't show him a threat and particularly weak in Auckland and it would depend very much, I mean there's the potential that John might resign and run again as a candidate, now he has an immense personal following in that seat and I'd be confident he'd hold the seat.
SIMON What consideration would you give to an early election?
MIKE None at the moment, but that's not the situation and prospect at the moment.
SIMON You said you don't have these contingency plans but I'm sure you've thought them through?
MIKE Well it's a minority government Simon so you've always got the possibility it could fall at any minutes so we maintain a high level of readiness in the Labour Party we have money put away, we have a large proportion of our electorate candidates are selected already we can do the list in a manner of weeks, so the situation in parliament as a minority government means you do keep your readiness very high.
SIMON If John Tamihere is forced to resign and a by-election is inevitable and the Maori Party pans out in a way that you are not countenancing at the moment are you prepared to do a deal with the greens to prevent an early election?
MIKE That's not for me to say, that's decided in Wellington at a very high level.
SIMON And what's the current attitude to that?
MIKE I haven't discussed that with Helen, we don't think it's a situation that will arise and of course this has arisen while Helen's overseas so there hasn't been the opportunity to discuss it.
SIMON Were it to arise would you be prepared to make concessions with the Greens?
MIKE Again that would not be my function.
SIMON Looking at what you saw in Australia how confident are you the electorate would support an arrangement with the Greens if that were to happen? I mean we saw in Australia that a Labour arrangement over preference votes with the Greens you know seems to have back fired.
MIKE I don't know that you can say that, it was a very interesting election and there were some lessons for New Zealand and I think that the overwhelming lesson is a quote from Bill Clinton it's the economy's stupid, it's very hard to upset an incumbent government during an economic boom and the economy in Australia is growing nearly as fast as the New Zealand economy. I think the second thing is that the impression I got is that voters in Australia at the moment want a safe pair of hands and Mark Latham was up for the first time, and if you look at history in both Australia and New Zealand it's very unusual for a leader to win first time up. If you look at New Zealand Helen Clark the electorate had a good look at her in 1996, elected her in 99, it was the same with Jim Bolger. About the only two leaders that came straight in were Bob Hawk who was well known already and of course David Lange when the National government collapsed. So I think that the key lesson you can take of this is that it is extremely difficult if the economy's going well to move an incumbent government, it's very difficult in good times.
SIMON That's looking encouraging though for Helen Clark?
MIKE Oh it's very encouraging for us but having said that there are some interesting wrinkles underneath this, now every election is compared with the one before obviously, and if you do that then you discover that the Australian Labour Party didn't do that badly. Now what happened was in the previous election there'd been a significant chunk of the vote went to the Pauline Hansen party and because of the odd preferential system if you recall that party was operating a sort of plague on both your houses kind of approach and giving their preferences against sitting members of course those sitting members were mostly Liberal and National MPs. Now that party disappeared altogether in this election and …
SIMON Do you see a parallel here?
MIKE No, I'm just trying to explain the dynamics how it's different from New Zealand, we don't have a preferential system, we have a proportional but not preferential system, and what happened was those One Nation party preferences overwhelmingly went to the Liberal. So if you look at the figures Labour's actually up a tenth of a percent but the Liberals are up three, three and a half percent, almost exactly the amount lost by the One Nation party.
SIMON What other lessons would you apply from the Mike Latham experience back here specifically?
MIKE I think you've got to be very careful in policy releases. I don't think you can overload the electorate and I think that's what the Australian Labour Party did. Now they had a piece of bad luck, their centrepiece policy was the ease the squeeze, the balance of benefits and tax adjustments that would favour people earning less than $52,000.
SIMON Too complex?
MIKE It was too complex but they also had bad luck, the day after it was announced of course was the bombing of the Australian Embassy in Jakarta, and that occasioned a three day hiatus when nobody campaigned, so that opportunity was lost, but I think probably the worst example of this piling the policy on was the forestry policy which certainly lost the two Tasmanian seats.
SIMON And gave John Howard the opportunity to react.
MIKE Absolutely, and it may well have impacted in some other forest seats like Eden Manero in New South Wales Hinckler in Queensland and Gitson in Victoria. Now that policy had two bits to it, it had protection of old growth forests, but it also had an 800 million mitigation package. Now what the electorate got was the protection of the forests but there wasn't enough time to look at the mitigation package.
SIMON So once again bring that back to New Zealand though, how would you apply it?
MIKE Well I'd apply it that I think if the Labour Party goes into the next election with new policy and it will do so, it's gotta be put out in digestible chunks and not too much at once, and I think that's a mistake National's making at the moment, they're holding back on any policy, I mean we had the Orewa speech, we then had the law and order which was a bit of a fizzer and they decided we won't do it, well the danger is that you'll sort of snow plough all your policy too close to the election and people just won't absorb it, or it will be misinterpreted by the opposition.
SIMON How concerning is what we've seen you know Howard's fourth term, how concerning, I mean this is a sustained rejection of centre left.
MIKE No I wouldn't say it's a sustained rejection of centre left, because the Liberal National Coalition is actually quite centrist and it's quite centrist for a reason that's about to go away.
SIMON But it's definitely centre right I mean the battle in politics these days is …
MIKE It's to the left of National, the coalition is to the left of National, not that's not because the Liberals and the National Party haven't got their fair share of right wing ideologues, they have, it's because some of their more radical right wing policies have been stopped in the senate. Now in particular is the full privatisation of Telstra but more importantly is a piece of legislation which very closely resembles the Employment Contracts Act in New Zealand. Now that's been stopped by the majority in the senate, now that could well go through. It's undecided and I looked at the Australian Electoral Commission's site last night and it's still not clear who's got a majority in the senate if anybody has.
SIMON What's the one single thing, apart from the simplification of policy and making it into digestible chunks, what's the one single thing you would apply from Australia to New Zealand?
MIKE I think I would emphasise the danger of changing your government in an economic boom and that was the very powerful message that John Howard got through that Latham was risky, you're doing well, there's jobs, the economy's going well, why would you bother to change, but you would add to that that there was an extremely expensive negative campaign run by the Liberal Party on interest rates and that's a real hair trigger issue in Australia because people are borrowed up to the hilt and of course that's again of course Don Brash in New Zealand is identified with high interest rates, he was a very conservative Governor of the Reserve Bank.
SIMON When will the election be?
MIKE In New Zealand? I would say September of next year, but you know as I said at the beginning of this interview it is an minority government it could fall at any time.
SIMON Labour Party President Mike Williams thanks for joining us on Agenda.
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I am in a certain loop that is new in some ways and old in other ways. I find it annoying at times because my brain feels like it is on pause and I am stuck on a scene in my life taking in every detail possible and analyzing it. Once I feel satisfied that I have achieved the emotional feelings and properly consumed every detail right down to a person's teeth, I move to another scene. I think it has something to do with this month, and current events that are taking place.
I am not negative looping.
The weather is making me feel a little sad, but happy at the same time. I do not know I am in limbo of something and nothing at the same time. The feel of winter does this to me. I do enjoy the seasons and the changing weather. I want to see snow again, and watch my kid's reactions when they get to experience it. I do not know what I am feeling… or even why I am writing I just feel that I need to so I can gain the ability to go to Wal-Mart this morning! I have been reading at night, however, I have also found myself putting on annoying shows for background noise.
I need it.
Ironically, I am reading a book on mindfulness. Ha ha ha I leave on whatever as long as it is not too bothersome. I am alone so I do not have to worry about it too much. I am not in the mood for movies, or documentaries. Everything feels stale. I have found myself quite distracted by commercials. Commercials do not make me want to buy anything, they confuse and irritate me, but for some reason when I am in this time of loop I get fixated on them. I used to drive my mom batty with commercials. I would stand right in front of the TV and watch them. I would not move and I HAD to watch them. She would tell me to come here, or ask me to do something while a commercial was on and I would not hear her, or I would not budge. It was as if I was sucked into some marketing black hole and could not escape for about four to six minutes.
I had to watch the commercials!
Then, came the millions of questions that inevitably drove her to complete irritation, usually ending with, "It is just a commercial!" Just so everyone knows that is not an answer and it only leads to more questions. "Just a commercial, what does that mean?" As I grew older and infomercials started to swallow the airwaves, I would be sucked into them as well. I would watch them wondering if the product could really do that. Who are all of those people and why are they there? How did they hear about this product? Why are they acting so enthused as if it is the best thing in the world? Why would anyone want to use a knife to cut a soda can and then, a tomato?
I did fall into a few infomercials.
I remember one sold me because it was a product that was supposed to cover up birthmarks. It was gross, thick, smelly, and did not cover my birthmark. I did buy a set of Barbie's from an infomercial. I think that is it though. I normally had this feeling that somehow they were not telling me the truth. I would then, sit and watch them over and over again trying to figure out why I felt that way. I would question myself and think, "Well if so many people are buying it maybe I am wrong." I used to watch workout video infomercials religiously. My dad's side of the family tends to fall for infomercials, so I have received several workout videos after they grow tired of them. Hee hee
Ok, so back to commercials from recent days.
I have been utterly confused by food being used in such sensual ways. My mind cannot grasp why someone would act as if a piece of chocolate is like a love partner. Who eats potato chips to Barry White and practically has a "moment" on the sidewalk? Why are these ladies eating ice creams bar so aggressively, and why do I fear that they are going to leap out of the TV and eat me?!! Who eats a granola bar like that especially, if it is coated in "yogurt flavor"? My gosh! What is yogurt flavor? EW! Does someone really imagine themselves covered in brown satin when eating a piece of chocolate?
Why are these women giving me googly eyes when taking a bite out of a peppermint patty?
NO! No, I do not want to see any two people eating a noodle and then, ending the long wet flimsy strand into an open mouth kiss! Gross! And why, please tell me why bantering over Greek yogurt and pounding a guy in the head with yours would make me want to go eat it? Who is prompted to go buy this stuff after watching these commercials? I know I should not waste so much energy on all of this, but seriously, these things are confusing. They feel demeaning and as if everyone is a complete idiot who has to have sensuality wrapped around everything in order to buy it. Or the food has to explode, talk, have strange occurrences happen, relationships failing, as well as the promotion of "all natural" when no one is quite sure what the definition of that is.
I can think of many things that are all natural that I do not want in my food. Just sayin'.
Next tangent, OMG! $30,000 on a wedding? Wait, $150,000 on a wedding? Seriously, people spend even more than that on a wedding? You only have a 50/50 chance that you will make it and you are going to start it off already in debt? Oh, I see some of them have parents going into debt for the wedding. (Wrong in so many ways.) Huh? $5000 for a wedding dress? $10,000 for a wedding dress? Who has this kind of money? Geez, I do not even know how to process that. It is quite clear that I am a sheltered girl. I will not even go into the commercials that continually tell us that we must not grow old. Heaven forbid I have a wrinkle or gray hairs! As well as how all of us MUST lose weight, even if you are 100 pounds and 5'4 you still could stand to lose a few, WHAT?
So everyone must be a size 2 until they get to size 2, at that point you need to aim for size 0, m'kay.
Why are so many of the commercials telling women how they must look, dress, and keep themselves up? Although, there many more coming up geared toward the primping male. Good grief, just pluck your eyebrows and shave you will be fine. Lol! Of course, you don't want to stink so wear some deodorant. Maybe I am preparing myself to go into Wal-Mart much more than I thought. I do find myself reading the labels of products that I saw on commercials, but I already enjoy stopping and reading labels. It only gives it a little more umph when I have seen the product advertised and I can debunk the claims in my head, or find new ingredients to go home and research. Did I just admit that on the internet? Oh, yes I did.
Does that qualify for nerditude?
Oh, well I think I feel better I got some of my commercial rant out. You know, maybe other people have deep love and adoration for chocolate in the same way I do for computers, trees, water, music, books, la la la. However, you will never see me actually act all intimate like with any of those things. I do believe I will be dancing in the aisles today.
I am feeling pretty, and witty, and briiiiiight! (Yes, I did sing that.)
Look at me I managed to write over a 1000 words of nonsense. It is good to get the gibberish out of my head. I am off to gather my music and go into the cesspool of advertising, flickering lights that make my brain hurt, smells that cause my nose to curl, cold that makes my body wheeze, and a sea of people who will get into my space and say, "Hi" when all I want to do is pretend that they are not there. Fun, fun, fun! (I just made myself laugh really hard and I have no idea why.)


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Born in Heidelberg, Germany, Gregg Hake received a B.A. in Political Science and French from the University of Michigan and an M.B.A. in International Business from Boston College.
In an effort to speed his recovery from an injury suffered while playing soccer for the University of Michigan, Gregg delved into the world of complementary and alternative medicine. Inspired from his discoveries in the fields of nutrition, homeopathy and Traditional Chinese Medicine, Gregg decided to devote his life to wellness. Gregg has founded a number of companies in the wellness field, beginning with an import/export company that dealt primarily with honeybee products.
Ever-mindful of finding ways to improve the health and wellbeing of his fellows, Gregg has focused his efforts in the wellness, prevention and spa industries over the last two decades. As CEO of several innovative product and service companies, including Energetix Corporation, Anakiri, LLC, The Body Sanctuary, Inc. and The Spa on Green Street, Gregg is committed to building a team of fine people and a network of caring and successful health care practitioners.
Gregg is eager to establish a legacy of excellence for his sons and their generation. Working closely with his wife, Melissa, to nurture their growing family and family of businesses, Gregg's greatest pleasure is spending time with his two sons, Christopher and William. Gregg is also an avid aviator, equestrian, falconer and student of all things classical.
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There may be nothing better tasting or more satisfyingly healthy than a fresh-picked piece of fruit right off of the tree. When a fruit is first picked, it is at its nutritional high point. This is why we are always told that fresh food is the best food. However, this isn't the whole story for commercial produce shoppers. Don't despair if you don't live on orchard; Dr. Steven Pratt of Super Foods RX reports that frozen berries have all the benefits of fresh.
Because of the distance between farms and consumers, most food must travel for a long time before it reaches its destination. Because of this long travel time, produce is often picked before the peak of its ripeness so it will not be overripe by the time it reaches the store. This method minimizes damage to the produce because unripe fruits and vegetables are firmer and less sensitive to bruising than ripe produce. It also means the food is subjected to great amounts of heat and light along its trip. Combined with the preemptive harvesting (produce at the peak of freshness has more nutritional value), these factors cause a loss in nutritional value.
On the other hand, frozen foods are picked at the peak of their freshness. They are then blanched, which is a sterilizing process where a food is briefly boiled, then immediately frozen. While produce will lose some nutrients to this process, in the end the nutrition content will be similar to fresh produce. Further, frozen produce makes it possible to eat out of season foods that are impossible to find fresh, which can help consumers build a balanced diet out of their favorite fruits and vegetables no matter the time of year.
Whatever the method, the important thing is to choose healthy fruits, vegetables, and natural foods from the food pyramid to balance out your daily food guide.
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Export subsidies for live animals must be phased out by 2013
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In light of the World Trade Organisation's (WTO) ministerial meeting currently taking place in Geneva, Eurogroup for Animals urges all countries to stop the use of export subsidies to promote the trade in live animals over long distances and between countries.
The WTO Ministerial Declaration adopted in Hong Kong in December 2005 states that all WTO members: "agree to ensure the parallel elimination of all forms of export subsidies and disciplines on all export measures with equivalent effect to be completed by the end of 2013." However there appears to be little movement and each country or trading bloc continues to use export subsidies and they all appear to be waiting for others to act first. This is totally unacceptable and action is needed today.
"We recognise that getting all 153 WTO Members to agree on a far reaching agreement as part of the Doha round is almost impossible as the interests and positions on trade of developing, developed and emerging countries are too different. However the European Union can act today to improve the welfare of animals immediately by restricting the trade in live animals and phasing out export subsidies,"said Sonja Van Tichelen, Director of Eurogroup for Animals.
"The current revision of the EUs Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) can be used to phase out these unnecessary subsidies and improve animal welfare despite little progress being made on the WTO's chapter on agriculture," she added.
The EU has the opportunity to seize the leadership on this issue and put pressure on the WTO and its members to act. In the absence of the successful completion of the Doha Round, Eurogroup for Animals call on the EU to take its responsibilities seriously and prove that trade and sustainable agriculture can exist side by side.
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I just wanted to check in and let you girls know that I am alive and doing well :)
Alex is almost 5 months old and doing very well. I am so much happier without the stress of my soon-to-be-ex-husband in my life. I will be starting 2012 legally married, but by the end of it I will be divorced. It is sad that my marriage is ending, especially this way. But I am glad that I have the chance to find someone who will treat me better than he did, someone who will love me and my son completely. Though, that will be awhile. I need to make sure I have hide time to heal from this.
Here is a picture of me and my little prince.
Wonderful holiday picture! You're positive outlook is really inspiring, I'm so happy for you!
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Being one who just called off my engagement I can understand. We don't NEED to have men in out life but it is nice to have someone around. The best thing to do is keep your head up and keep great friends close. I'm sure your baby boy will keep you busy and show you how great of a mother you are.
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Triskellion Kelly the Mad Pyrate
We prefer Pre-emptive Nautical Salvage Merchants
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"Some Cupids kill with arrows, some with traps"-Shakespeare
Thanks for checking in and letting us know you are doing well. Hugs and strength.
I am not much of a poster but I wanted to say that I am proud of you for realizing that staying would show the wrong kind of love to your son. Proud of you, its not something all people see clearly. Your beautiful strong and loving but not a doormat and that is a good way to be.
Snuggle the little cutie pie, that is an awesome holiday picture.
The Wrenchwench
Tool and Toy both start with T, coincidence? I think not!
She who was raised by a pack of brothers.
"She's not truely evil, merely a wyckedminx."
30.9% FaireFolk pure 69.1% FaireFolk corrupt
Please help me hatch and raise my Dragons!
Life will often take you right up to the limit of what your sense of humor can handle....I wish I didn't have such a good sense of humor!
I am glad that you and Alex are doing well. Sometimes things don't work out the way we originally hope, but often they're for the better. You are an outstanding Mom to Alex! I grew up in a family where my parents fought constantly, but only stayed married because that's what one did then "for the children". Ugh. It's a lot harder in a one parent household financially, but you won't be subjecting Alex to grown up problems. I am so sorry for the betrayal you endured. I have been both betrayed AND betrayer... but in my many years learned a lot about myself and what my own demons were. I am a better person for having gone through what I have thus far in my life, and I know I'm a great Mom and, hopefully, a pretty darned good person. You are on that path of discovery too - and you are sharing it with the ONE man who truly does mean everything in your Universe. Enjoy him and be all that you can with him. C'mon - Alex's Mom is a Wench! How cool is that???
Peace and Love to you, Sister!
Blessed Be,
Oregon Rain (aka Rain Morningstar)
Knappa, Oregon (near Astoria)
Thanks everyone :) We are doing really well. May 7th I will be legally divorced. A fellow wench Selyna is coming with me for support and sushi later.
The ex and I are getting along pretty well right now, as long as I make sure the topic sticks to Alex and the divorce. No reason to discuss anything else right now. We were able to come up with an agreement on everything without needing mediation so that is good. It sounds like he is giving up faire as he mentioned selling his garb. His loss in my opinion.
I swear I need to reserve a rogue pin for Alex for when he turns 18. He is already flirting with the ladies! He even yelled at a waitress because she walked by without saying hi! And he is only 8 months old!!
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Jermaine Phillips' improvement impresses coaches, but not quite enough to unseat Dwight Smith.
LAKE BUENA VISTA - With the departure of Dexter Jackson for Arizona, second-year player Jermaine Phillips was first on the Bucs depth chart at free safety.
Technically, he entered the offseason looking squarely at an opportunity to start on opening day.
Then came the monkey wrench.
The Bucs saw cornerback Dwight Smith's performance late in the season and postseason and decided his on-the-ball skills were strong enough to convert him to safety and make him a starter.
Phillips, 24, was back to the bench, disappointed but not bitter.
"There are a lot of people who would kill to be in my situation," Phillips said. "So I'm just going to go out there and compete and as long as I'm showing up on film, then I'll let the coaches make the decisions they have to make in terms of what's best for the defense. Some days are better than others, but I want to max out and if I do that, then I'm going to be satisfied with where I am as a safety."
Defensive backs coach Mike Tomlin said Phillips handled the news he wasn't going to start the way the team had hoped.
"He has the mind-set of a champion," Tomlin said. "He's responding the way we expect him to respond. The game is within. It's about him playing his A game. When you start looking around at other teammates, you're not going to max out. He's focused on his game and is not worrying about who the competition is."
Though conceding nothing, Phillips said the competition with Smith will benefit the team.
"That's what Dwight and I are doing right now," Phillips said. "We're competing and trying to help each other out to make this defense No. 1 again."
At 6 feet 1, 215 pounds, Phillips can help if he and other second-year players elevate their games.
"It is what we ask," Tomlin said. "We ask for a big jump from the first to the second year. He gave us some quality work last year and showed some maturity, and we expect him to take the next step and he's putting himself in a position to do that."
Phillips said he's ready for the challenge.
"I do realize that," Phillips said. "I was talking to (cornerback) Tim (Wansley) the other day and we were talking about coming into camp this year and how we were so much more relaxed. With that in mind, the expectations have to be set higher because you're not a rookie any longer. We know what to expect. We're not blind to the NFL and we should know how to better ourselves."
Phillips spent most of last season contributing on special teams and saw limited action in the playoffs. He showed the coaching staff enough to know he'll be ready if Smith can't go.
"The thing that jumps out at you right now is that he's covering a lot of grass," Tomlin said. "That's what you have to do as a free safety, and he's covering a lot of grass. But to me, he's a complete player. He'll strike you."
The fifth-round pick out of Georgia is backing up Smith at free safety and occasionally moving to strong safety. He also remains a critical part of the kickoff and punt return teams.
"I think I still have a long way to go," he said. "I'm looking at John Lynch and trying to be like him, have his smarts, his knowledge of the game. I think I have come a ways, but I have a long way to go."
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Posey returned from a broken leg to win the NL batting title this season, hitting .336 with a career-high 24 homers and 103 RBIs while leading the Giants to the NL West title. Posey played in only 45 games in 2011 after being injured in a violent collision at home plate on May 25.
A first-time All-Star, Rodney had 48 saves in his first year with the Rays. He was 2-2 with a 0.60 ERA, a record for a reliever with at least 50 innings. In 74 2-3 innings, Rodney allowed just five earned runs and 43 hits. He was also chosen as delivery man of the year.
Rodney struggled with a back injury in 2011 and lost his role as the Los Angeles Angels' closer, finishing with three saves.
The awards were voted on by the 30 beat writers of MLB.com and announced Friday.


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RNSG 2140 - Professional Practice V: Health Restoration Adult and Child (6)
Introduces care of children and adults with common health restoration needs. The focus is on alterations in the following systems:
integumentary, respiratory, cardiovascular, endocrine, renal, gastrointestinal, neurological, and musculoskeletal. Emphasis is placed on the
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Reblog with the 1st photo in your MCR folder.
Does this count?No, you're not the only one with a folder dedicated to them XD
Um. I pretty much have OCD over my MCR pictures, so I have about 100 folders xD but I'll go for the 'Band - 2010' folder..
I love this picture
In the MCR folder is this. Old times :')
Shallow, shallow bitch.Bob is such a BAMF. I love you man <333
Heh :3