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After I posted my september to december finished products, one of my blog readers succested that I should also add there what I liked and what I didnt, and add prices. I was thinking that is was quit good idea, even I don't remember all the prices I will write how did I liked these products.
This month has been really productive, if u can say so, because I was trying hard to finish all my bottle bottoms and I am really satisfied with the result. Next month there will be certainly less products since I'm moving to Macedonia for a year and most of the products what I take with me are new or bit used.
1. Some kind of Russian Hair Conditioner
It was really random product, didn't do much for me.
2. Nizoral Shampoo, round 12€
I had problems but now It's solved, so good product for that!
I really loved these babywipes first, they were also bit more expensive then random ones. But these started to dry out really quickly, so this was the sucky part.
My absolute favourite shampoo. It lightens your hair gradually and gives that nice sunkissed effect. I really succes this to those who have naturally lighter hair, it suits really well for Estonians "natural" haircolor. Also it is really moizturising for bleached hair also, when I was coloring my hair lighter it really made my hair silky and nice looking. It is also some of my friends favourite shampoo.
I don't like deodorants what u have to spray - I don't know why did I buy this. I will never ever purchase this again.
I already have review on my blog. Read from here. It is my top favourite pimple killer!
My absolute favourite product removing yellow pigment from hair. I've used this tens and tend of bottles. Sadly they changed the ingredients like 2 years ago, but it is still the only product that can make different in my hair. No silver shampoos or conditioners have ever worked for me. So if nothing works for you - try this!
8. Maybelline Falsie Volume Express Mascara
It is nice mascara, but I will not purchase this again I think, I want to try different ones and there are so many Maybelline new ones I want to try out. Not that excited with this one.
I bought this lotion because of the scent, it has really nice scent, what is possible to describe - really different. It also leaves your skin smelling really good. It gives decent moisture to my skin, but I'm not big lotion fan, I really prefer creams and butters for my skin - specially in the winter. Better for normal skin and in the summer.
It was really moisturizing for my hair, it is ment for damaged and dry hair. Also it is in 1000 ml package so it will last you for ages, especially if your like me and want to try out all the different products, so u don't use the same one all the time. This is maybe product minus also, if your hair are not dying for moizture and you have short hair then don't buy this. It takes ages to use this. I love it and yes, I would buy it again - it was also quite cheap.
11) Delia Cosmetics Good Footfoot cream
Some random cheap foot cream - I don't like the scent, it is this old school cream scent. Also it's too light moisturizing for me. Would never ever buy again.
12) Lush Face cleanser - Buche De Noel 7,20€
I have used only one more Lush cleanser - Angels On Bare Skins - I really loved that one, but Buche De Noel I love even more. It also lasted me for quite long time, for 3 months (I used it only in the evening). It cleansed my face really well and took off all my foundation. I felt also that it gave bit moisture to my face - when to compare with random face cleansers. I really wanna try some other Lush cleansers, I have my eye on Aqua Marina. But I would buy this again also! Sadly it is Limited Edition. I could buy back-up, but sadly it's not going to be fresh for that long time, since it is natural.
My absolute favourite. You can read more about it here!
Love it! It lasted for a really long time (no, I don't change mascara after every 3 months, I drow it away when it dries out or starts to irritate my skin or eyes) andit really made my lashes pop out. First I didn't liked it, because the formula was really watery - but the formula just dried normal after a while and then it became my favourite mascara.
It was my fav pink blush for long time. Every girl has to have a pink blush. It really suited me in the summer and also in the winter.
16) Oriflame lipstick in shade Seductive Nude
I love it so much, it was my favourite nude lipstick for years, until I got MAC Creme'd Nude. Ive used these 3 packages and I still have 3 at home. It doesn't make-up that pale, it's quite perfect. Also it has bit plumping effect so at first when u apply this,it has a tingeling effect.
I really loved it in high school. I used like 4 of these, but sadly these run out so quickly or the tip gets ruined. It stayed on rally well and didn't smudged.


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The New Millennium Experience Company Ltd. is responsible for delivering the UK's national focus to mark and celebrate the arrival of the third millennium in line with the policy of the Government and the Millennium Commission.
The Millennium Experience is part-funded by the Millennium Commission, the independent body set up to fund projects to celebrate the millennium using National Lottery funds. The Millennium Commission is chaired by the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, the Rt. Hon Chris Smith MP.
Background History
June 1994: The then Chairman of the Millennium Commission and Secretary of State for National Heritage, the Rt. Hon Peter Brooke CH MP, proposed that a national exhibition be held as the focus for the country's millennial celebrations.
February 1996: The Millennium Commission decided to offer grant to a national Millennium Exhibition to take place at Greenwich throughout 2000. During 1996 initial approaches to sponsors indicated a willingness to participate in the funding of the Exhibition alongside the Millennium Commission. No private equity to create the project's development and the operating company was, however, identified.
January 1997: The then Government agreed with the Opposition that the project would be taken forward by a Government-owned body and that, following the imminent general election, a new Government would extend National Lottery funding for the Millennium Commission (originally planned to end on 31 December 2000) by one year to ensure that it received sufficient National Lottery money to cover its commitment to the Exhibition without risk to other millennium projects.
12 February 1997: The company was constituted as Millennium Central Ltd. and all the issued shares were transferred to a Government Minister. This brought the company within the control and accountability regime applying to all the Government's non-departmental public bodies (NDPBs), although the company is not in receipt of any taxpayers' money voted by Parliament; the entirety of its 'public money' comes from the National Lottery funds distributed by the Millennium Commission. The ownership of the issued shares by a Government Minister does not affect or alter NMEC's status as a company subject to the requirements of company law.
May 1997: Following the general election, the new Government undertook a full review of the project.
19 June 1997: The Prime Minister, the Rt. Hon Tony Blair MP, visited the site at Greenwich. The Government gave the project its full backing to proceed declaring that "we now propose an exhibition which will make a statement for the whole nation at the dawn of the millennium. It will open a window on the future; the future for individuals; for society; the environment and the world".
25 June 1997: The issued shares were transferred to the Minister without Portfolio, Peter Mandelson MP
2 July 1997: The company name was changed to the New Millennium Experience Company Ltd. (NMEC).
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The Millennium Experience incorporates the Dome at Greenwich and a linked programme of events and activities throughout the UK which will be branded as The Challenge.
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In framing these objectives the company has aimed to meet the commitments made by the Prime Minister when he confirmed the Government's full support for the project. These were that the Experience would result in no extra burden on the public purse, that it would provide a lasting legacy, that it would be a truly national event, and that it would entertain and inspire.
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Chief Executive: JENNIFER PAGE CBE
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Finance & Corporate Services Director: STEVE BROWN
Deputy MD and FD of Center Parcs 1987-97; key member of team that established and developed this successful UK leisure business. Held a number of public/private sector posts including Chairman, East Midlands Region of the CBI; Chairman public/private partnership establishing new East Midlands Regional Development Agency. Also previously held senior posts in the Thomas Cook Group.
Site & Structures Director (including Transport): DAVID TRENCH
Chairman & founder, Trench Farrow Partners 1979; Project management of Peterborough Court, Goldman Sachs; Grand Buildings, Enterprise Oil; Sanctuary Buildings, Department for Education and Employment. Project Director for completion of British Library from 1995; Formerly at Taylor Woodrow — oversaw construction at Sizewell Power Station, Royal Free Hospital, IBM Chiswick.
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Production Director (Greenwich content and events): CLAIRE SAMPSON
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Plenty of teenagers have an interest in fashion, but 16-year-old Muttontown resident Becky Broxmeyer has taken her interest in an unusual and welcome direction; together with her friend Sophie Koppelman Fritz, a classmate at Friends Academy in Locust Valley, she has helped organize "Fashion 4 The Cure," a mother-daughter fashion show and fundraiser with all proceeds going to The Lustgarten Foundation for pancreatic cancer research. The fundraiser, to be held April 6 at Engineers County Country Club on Glenwood Road in Roslyn Harbor, is expected to raise $150,000.he evening will begin with a cocktail hour at 6:30 p.m., followed by the fashion show at 8 p.m. Long Island-based designer Christina Makowsky will dress the adults; teen clothing has been donated by TopShop. Also included will be a silent auction.
Broxmeyer and Koppelman Fritz had known each other through school previously, but became close friends when they learned of their shared experience with pancreatic cancer; Broxmeyer lost her father to the disease in 2010, while Koppelman Fritz lost her grandmother, whom she affectionately called "Mommom," in 2008. When the two realized they shared an interest in fashion as well as honoring their loved ones, Fashion 4 The Cure was born.
According to Kerri Kaplan, Lustgarten Foundation executive director, it was the girls who approached her with the idea for the fundraiser; they came into her office on a school holiday to explain the idea, then shouldered much of the organizational responsibility themselves. The two girls made the arrangements for the venue, contacted the designers, obtained the raffle prizes, and did virtually everything that was necessary to prepare for the event. "They asked very little of the foundation," Kaplan said. "We've given them some guidance, but really, they've done so much on their own."
Broxmeyer said that while she is involved with the Friends Academy Community Service club, organizing Fashion 4 The Cure was like nothing she had done before. "Both of us have been interested in fashion for a while, so it was exciting to do something with charity and fashion together," she said. While it was difficult to approach business owners at first, the girls didn't have problems securing donations, since most people they approached, said Broxmeyer, were receptive and saw the value of the event.
While they knew from the beginning they wanted to use fashion as the theme, they eventually settled on the idea of a mother-daughter fashion show to get the whole family involved, as opposed to just people their own age, said Broxmeyer.
Kaplan noted that while she has worked with many dedicated volunteers in her time, the commitment of these two young ladies stood out to her. "I'm just incredibly impressed by how much these two 16-year-olds have done," she said. "They really just embody when people say teenagers should be getting involved in something good, and they're really just very special girls."
Unsurprisingly, Broxmeyer says her family is pleased with the work that she has done. "They always knew they wanted to do something in honor of my Dad, or in memory of him…they're happy that it was me to step up to the plate first," she said. And, needless to say, both girls' friends are very excited for the upcoming fashion show.
With an overall survival rate of just 5 percent, pancreatic cancer is a disease with no prevention, no early tests and, unless detected in its early stages, no cure. The Lustgarten Foundation, located in Bethpage, works to advance scientific and clinical research related to the diagnosis, treatment, cure and prevention of pancreatic cancer. One hundred percent of all donations received by the foundation go directly to pancreatic cancer research.
On April 3, the Lustgarten Foundation is holding a walk for pancreatic cancer research in Manhattan, with a similar walk planned for Long Island later this year in October. To find out more about upcoming events, or to find out more about pancreatic cancer research and treatment, visit the website at www.Lustgarten.org. To reserve tickets to Fashion 4 The Cure, or to donate, visit the "Get Involved" section of the website, and click on "Featured Community Activities."


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I have a client who is a long haul trucker. He has logged 312 nights driving a semi truck in 6 different states.
He stayed over night in multiple states.
Is there an average per diem allowance for multiple states?
How can I handle this situation?
He sleeps in the cab most of the time and in some rare cases (less than 10) he has stayed at a hotel due to weather or other conditions.
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It is not near as difficult as led to believe. The IRS sets a standard per diem rate that can be used for any area in the CONUS if not wanting to take the time to determine each area visited. The rate for meals and incidental expenses (m&ie) for 2009 is $39. The rate was increased on October 1, 2009 to $46. You can chose to use the first rate for the entire year if you do not want to separate the dates. Just remember that a truck driver (as example) must subtract 1/4 a day each day leaving and returning home. So if he stays out for 5 nights he can take 4.5 x $39 for his allowance for the week. Hotel rooms, if he has to stay in one, are figured separate from meals. He can take actual or the rate for rooms. Remeber that the m&ie allowance is subject to the 50% reduction for meals, or 80% for those under DOT rules.
answered 08 Nov '09, 00:13
Each state has a rate based for meals, etc. and DOT specifications if under hours of service rules. If not, then yes, IRS has a guideline for meals while away from home.
His hotel expenses (if any) are deductible fully, but is he sleeping in his cab or he is paying for hotel/motel?
answered 09 Oct '09, 20:00
There are different per diem allowances for different places. Make a list of the places where he stayed overnight. Find the per diem amount for each place. Determine the total per diem for each place (based on records of when he was there). Add the amounts for the different places together to find the total..
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The international relations theories behind Obama's Nobel speech
Oh, professors of introductory international relations classes everywhere are thanking their maker for Barack Obama's Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech (well, except those in Steve Walt's classes). It's a gift to anyone who needs to come up with a final exam question at this stage of the semester. Pick a paradigm, and you can find a sliver of the speech dedicated to its theoretical propositions.
I'm sure, for example, that the realists in the crowd will like this section:
We must begin by acknowledging the hard truth that we will not eradicate violent conflict in our lifetimes. There will be times when nations -- acting individually or in concert -- will find the use of force not only necessary but morally justified.
I make this statement mindful of what Martin Luther King said in this same ceremony years ago -- "Violence never brings permanent peace. It solves no social problem: it merely creates new and more complicated ones." As someone who stands here as a direct consequence of Dr. King's life's work, I am living testimony to the moral force of nonviolence. I know there is nothing weak -- nothing passive -- nothing naive -- in the creed and lives of Gandhi and King.
But as a head of state sworn to protect and defend my nation, I cannot be guided by their examples alone. I face the world as it is, and cannot stand idle in the face of threats to the American people. For make no mistake: Evil does exist in the world. A nonviolent movement could not have halted Hitler's armies. Negotiations cannot convince al Qaeda's leaders to lay down their arms. To say that force is sometimes necessary is not a call to cynicism -- it is a recognition of history; the imperfections of man and the limits of reason.
Side note: for those who complain that Barack Obama does not speak uncomfortable truths, read over that section again and realize that he's saying this directly to the Nobel Peace Prize Committee.
So, a contest for readers: pore over the speech and look for evidence suggesting Obama favors the following approaches:
- Neoliberal institutionalism
- Social construcivism
- Democratic peace theory
- Feminist IR theory (I think it's there, but you have to squint)
- Human security
It's easy... and fun!!
[Doesn't this imply that the speech was logically contradictory?--ed. No, it implies that the world is a hell of a lot more complex than any of these theoretical approaches. Alas, knowing when to apply each of these worldviews is more art than science.]


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The private pilot stated that the engine lost power due to fuel starvation, because the transfer pump was inoperative and he could only utilize the fuel in the header tank. He stated to the FAA inspector that the fuel pump had failed earlier in the day. He refueled his fuselage tank and did some touch-and-go landings. He then headed towards another destination to refuel and the engine lost power and he executed a forced landing to a field. During the final approach the nose wheel clipped a barbed wire fence which drove a fence post into each wing and spun the airplane around. The airplane then slid approximately 30 yards into a four foot ditch damaging the engine and the airframe.
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I do not actually think the goal of this game should be to make all games fair, the goal is to make the people build good decks, and if an opponents deck is better, then he just buildt it better! (if you do not have good enough scrolls your goal is to get new ones to improve your deck)
So if you add handicap, the reward of a player who build a good deck is taken away from him! I personally do not think this should be the way to go.
As for the "fairness" of scrolls: beginners should only battle beginners etc. so when you have a "bad" deck and dont have the scrolls at the moment to make it better, you just get matched to similar opponents (after a few losses maybe) and when you get the scrolls you needed for improvement, you will get to play against better opponents, a simple rating system should be the way to go in my opinion. (in addition to a beginner-lobby of course)
As for playing with friends, an experienced player can just give the beginner one of his decks for the time, or he could make a similar-power deck. For this purpose it might be okay to do some kind of that. maybe just a function that you can loan a deck without actually trading the scrolls away so that the other player may play with it just for that one match.
Im thinking of a button where you can play with a friend and "give" him a deck he might use just for this match (you dont actually give him the deck he just uses it) it would be similar to paper-cardgames. It would solve the problem with "guy wants to play with beginner-friend but he has no deck" and does not really create balancing issues! and I see no other situation where a handicap might be useful
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First tube station to get Wi-Fi next week
Charing Cross will become the first London Underground station to offer wireless internet access from next week. BT Openzone will run a six-month trial in the ticket hall area and on Northern and Bakerloo line platforms. There won't be any access on trains. The service will be offered on the same basis as other BT Openzone …
Just what we need ...
Folks not paying attention when a big steel tube which can crush your body is hurtling towards the platform and Tarquin is too busy reading his email to notice he's fallen on the tracks. Great!
I would have thought "health & safety" should have thought of this?? Maybe that's a step too far.
Mines the one with the ticket outof here next week in the pocket, no seriously I've had enough of this crazy gin joint! /<rant>
With any luck it might clean out the gene pool ;-)
Falling onto the tracks in the London Underground...
...little Tarquin would have a 33.33% (recurring) chance that the train is the least of his worries.
Warning sign because a few kilovolts can really ruin your day.
Nerd alert
630 V DC, actually. Still make you jump about a bit, though!
DC is a whole lot more nasty than AC...
...at the equivalent voltage.
Well, to be *really* pedantic...
+420V and -210V so the potential is 630V but that's splitting hairs, I suppose :)
Oh What A Crazy World
Don't you think?
Fee-Paying Services Don't Count
BT OpenZone? A paid-for service? That doesn't count.
If you want free wi-fi I suggest Liverpool St station just by the entrance to the underground.. there's a provider there that is free (but I don't have the SSID name on the tip of my tongue).
BT OpenZone.. don't make me laugh.
I'm NOT on the train...
Wow, paid wifi
It's a bit shameful for us when you go to a third world country and they have free wifi everywhere. Everywhere. Even restaurants and mosques and dinky little malls have free wifi.
In the UK, 'wifi available' simply means "We will now perform the magic trick of extracting money through your nose!" This may be down to a public perception. BT realizes that us chumps are perfectly willing to pay money to use wifi and so will not offer it for free. (Lack of consumer power?) Whereas in other places, the consumer is more important and so they do get wifi for free.
Don't really understand.
Why on platforms? Crowded places with high-speed lumps of metal rushing past : wiser to stay alert to what is going on and not get absorbed in the un-real world.
Its bound to happen sooner or later
Seriously though, this should be free.
I'd like to propose a sweepstake; How long it will be before some oblivious moron staring intently at their Blackberry walks straight off the platform and onto the tracks?
I'm going with a fortnight.
Is there some alternative London Underground that you all go to while I have to use this crappy one every week day?
London Bridge Jubilee Line at 8:00 in the morning. 80% of people are reading Blackberry/iPhone/etc screens, books, Metroes or real newspapers.
Please remind me again why this is a uniquely bad idea?
Old hat
Here in Madrid, they are putting WiFi in all the busses. It's already in over half of them, and it's free, as in beer (you have already paid for the ticket after all).
I don't see much benefit in saying that you can use WiFi in the station, but not on the trains, and you have to pay extra for it because yopu paid so little for the tube ticket.
England watch out! Spain used to be a bit behind the times, but it's going to over-take you if you're not careful!
Forgive my stupidity
But WIFI on a bus? Now granted some people may want to set up a network on the bus, for whatever reason. But how do you then connect the Wifi to the internet?
Surely you need to connect to a fixed telecoms line at some stage.
Or is there public wifi in Madrid anyway? in which case what's the point in installing extra hardware on a bus?
How they do the back haul from the bus I don't know. In some ways I guess I should be interested, but to be honest I don't care how they do it. Just the fact that they offer free WiFi on the bus.
Oh and yes AC, the WiFi does connect you to the internet, just in the same way that your 3G dongle does, or your ADSL / leased line does. What would be the point of a WiFi AP not connected to anything?? Do you work at PC World?
No need to be rude
but WIFI isonly a short range frequency and doesn't constitute internet access by itself.
My question was, as per your first paragraph more succinctly put, how do you do the backhaul?
On the busses
The long-distance busses that run from Cambridge to Oxford (and, no doubt, other destinations - I don't think they're special busses) offer free wi-fi. There's also free wi-fi on the double-deckers that are destined to run on the Cambridgeshire Guided Busway, if it ever gets completed.
I haven't tried either. If it's as good as wi-fi on a train then it's really crap. I have no idea how you do the backhaul, but this suggests that wi-fi on a bus is nothing special.
WiFi on a bus??
Been doing that for awhile in Oulu. Kinda restrictive, usually it's just the #19 - Airport - City - Uni. Makes sense (first two places, anyway) Sometimes I get lucky and they change vehicles and I get the vehicle usually allocated for the Airport run, so I can browse for the 25 minutes I spend on the bus every morning. No worse than WiFi in the pub, surely?
Connection to the bus's Internet doo-dad is done by a new-fangled thingumajig I heard called "BEE JEEZ", or some such. Same technology that lets the internal bus display show what the next stop is called. I thought it, like the buses ran like clockwork, but it seems to use another odd thing called "Jee, Pee-ess". I think clockwork's better myself. Ask John Harrison*.
But then, I'm old and smell of wee-wee. What would I know...
The only difference in mobile back-haul and land-locked
service is that backbone services are fed to the mobile Access Point using Wimax or LTE - some Canadian rail systems use cell system fed InterNet.
Nothing complicated about it.
In technologically advanced countries such as ...
Canada, China, the USA or even VietNam finding mobile WiFi, distinct from Wimax or LTE, is common on long haul buses or rail so people can use their time productively.
Usually there is no charge for these services in the Far East.
Just think Britain might do it, one day ....
In-bus wi-fi
Many of the bus and coach services in and out of Oxford have free wifi (ie paid for by your ticket) and have had for 2 or 3 years now. The backhaul is provided by Moovera (now Icomera, I think). It tends to work quite well, especially down the M40 to London (bar one small pocket where the Vodafone 3G it relies upon drops out). Good enough for casual browsing, a spot of email and skype calls.
Yes, stupid you are
HSDPA/HSUPA, or even just UMTS/3G is just the trick to connect some local network to the Great Wide Internet when there's no suitable cabling around. These,and their predecessors have bene around for a good ten years, and are pretty ubiquitous nowadays.
But if you can't grok those newfangled technologies, just wait for the bus that trails a spool of telephone wire. Alternatively, trolleybuses may have Powernet installed.
Thank you Captain missed the f*ck!ng point
Then why not use Hsdpa/3g etc in the first place.
@ Captain Missed the F*ck!ing point
Are you offering to buy all bus users in the london area Dongles?
Huweii called, their banker is standing by...
I wouldn't worry
I wouldn't worry about fellow commuters making Skype calls - BT Openzone wifi is never fast enough.
Why not free to all ?
Tube tickets are not cheap and could easily cover the cost of the small amount of web/... access that most people will do. What they have done is to favour BT as an ISP.
Over 1 billion tube journeys are made every year, average cost £2-£3. Take 1p off each journey and you have £10 million pounds to play with.
Ah, but by forcing you to register with BT the government spooks can follow us a bit more ......
the usual rip-off
Looks like the usual British rip-off wi-fi that costs (per hour) many times what I pay for a high-speed wired connection at home. Airports in Eastern Europe: free wi-fi. British airports: rip-off. British hotels: usually rip-off (the big chains are the worst; independent ones usually include it in the room rate).
Well mate,
'Rip off Britain Corporation' ain't a charity after all
Mine's my coat being pilfered by them for my money
Wifi....like the internet only less secure
These days I am increasingly worried about rogue wireless hotspots. No way id use any wifi point for anything as its so easy to set one up an go slurping. Maybe we need certificates like Verisign for wifi that Joe Public can grasp.
Always use VPN ...
... when you are not on your home network.
WiFi? Really? Is that the most suitable technology?
The year is 2010 and we have some seriously powerful handsets and networking technology that would provide for a seamless service without logging in and pay-per-use for most activity.
My vote would be for an independent 3G/HSPA network to be set up on the underground that had inbound free roaming from the overground carriers (they still make money from the termination costs) and all outbound calls/SMS's earn a small fee (1p/min/msg?) that is re-billed to the host network. GPRS could be built in for free for non-www traffic (ie. email), and if people wanted browsing/streaming on the underground they could opt-in via reverse paid SMS with deals for weekly/monthly purchasing. There's all kinds of potential safety benefits in having a real network on the underground in terms of emergencies and crowd control.
All this technology is here, today - and comparatively inexpensive (the hardware is less than £5k/station for 3G and you could even throw in a 2G cell for under a grand as well!). We make such devices and all this is possible with relative ease. The only obstruction is the way the incumbents make everything take so long, and the reluctance from the bureaucrats to actually make a decision of any kind. WiFi is a lousy choice because it excludes convenience and the majority of handsets.
/rant :)
Should have added that those costs are realistically per platform and not per station! :)
Already thought of
They have already proposed this. LU was going to set up it's own network to do it. Problem with the idea was that it was too hard for them.
Meanwhile here in Madrid, all networks work in all of the Metro (platforms and tunnels) and also work in the tunnels of the Cercanias (local trains), and there is no extra charge (just the normal rip-off network charge).
Tell me this...
What self-important twazzock needs WiFi on a tube platform!?! What's the longest wait for the average train down there? Three minutes, four? What the feck do you need four minutes more access for?? How many digital eggs does one really need to boil, surely this money would be far better in BT's case, on the 21CN upgrade and in the Tube's case, much needed critical infrastructure work?
Fail, epic, epic fail :(
Being in Yorkshire, I don't use the Tube much...
But do people actually hang around in the area they talk about long enough to make it worth having wifi there? It's a transit area. It'll clog up with people "checking their emails" aka watching kittens on YouTube.
OTOH I can see the point of having wifi on the trains themselves.
watching kittens on youtube
Kittens is almost right..... ;)
Just how sad and tragic can someone be...
.... that they can't go for a 30 min tube journey without having to check their emails or surf the web?
Instead of giving these poor people wifi perhaps some psychiatric sessions might be more useful
for them.
Not sad or tragic, just bored
Try substituting "read a newspaper" for "check their emails or surf the web" in your post.
Unless you have a little Off switch on the side of your head (which seems probable in view of the lack of thought in your post), you're likely to want to fill your journey time in some way. Some people read papers, some read books, some listen to annoying personal music players. I don't see that accessing the internet is intrinsically worse than any of these.
I need to travel. I need to check my email. Might as well do both at once. The in-station thing, however, makes no sense.
Wi-fi bombs
I don't like the idea of a bomb on the tube with an internet presence. Just as much a bad idea as enabllng mobile phones down there. There is a more restricted supply of suicide bombers than the other sort.
They'll spend a fortune on rolling this out, and then they'll have to turn it off. Please, spend the money on sorting out the trains and signals instead, so we can get to our destinations more reliably and with less chance of being blown to pieces by a madman.
Teh Terrorists could just as easily use timing devices or human morons or mobile phones (in the many parts of the London Underground that are above ground/shallow/in trenches and there is reception).
There are good reasons why mobile phone coverage in the tube and in the air should be restricted (mostly to stop people doing my head in with their bloody inane conversations) but ZOMG TERRORISTS isn't one of them.
Terrorists have been using Timebombs much longer than the Mobile Phone has been used by anyone.
Put yourself in the feet of John Q Terrorist of the Vulture liberation front:
On one hand, you've got the simple, time tested (no pun) cheap timebomb option. Set timer, push button, run (or given that we're already on the platform, catch train).
On the other hand, you've got a much more complicated Mobile phone detonation job. Your going to need some fancy pants electronics thats going to cost more. Once you get away, you've then got to worry about reception and signal issues, and if you're picking a particularlly busy day (as a member of the vulture liberation front, you probably are) the bomb's cell site being so conjested that your explode message goes straight to voicemail?
I wouldnt worry about it
I've seen many "idiots" walk into walls and stuff whilst on their mobiles as I've seen idiots with personal hifi's and / or reading books (yes morning commuters walk along busy roads reading books!) just walk into the road in front of cars / busses....so walking off the platform whils reading emails is just part of the "cleaning" of the gene pool.
It'll be useful for the scholkids to better plan their steaming raids on the tube tho
Anyone remember these???
Their biggest pitch, if i recall correctly, was the ability to phone on the tube!!
Also, any equipment capable of using wifi is going to have a tidy resale value, with the advantage of a convenient getaway route...
My suggestion would be to have triage centres within 50 metres of the tube exits.
I don't live anywhere near London nor do I yet have a Smartphone (rectifying that next year) but I absolutely assumed that free WiFi was all over the capital and that included restaurants, hotels and the Underground (at least the stations).
I'm genuinely quite shocked to learn I was wrong.
Just come back from a developing world trip.
Bridges with escalators over the wide roads.
Free wifi everywhere in upmarket areas, just works, no need to type in email, password, postcode etc.. as with the UK's Clouds and Opened Zones. (Whatever they are.)
Isn't the infrastructure great in the 'developing' world?
Remember the 'developed' nations were our test lab. And forget your 'upmarket' qualification - less free access there than other areas;
You checked the AMPS cell system, long haul telco carrier systems, etc., NTSC/PAL/SECAM TV signalling, and so on.
VietNam now has a 100% fibre network; we have remote villages with 12 Megabyte InterNet feeds to homes; digital signalling even to residential premises; 'city' and 7 national coverage cell radio systems; TV over radio in all major cities and Wimax/LTE countrywide. Farmers are now being fed crop wholesale prices, via cell phones, so they know the optimum time to pick crops. We even irradiate food exports to meet US demands.
South Korea is even more advanced with 100 Megabyte residential InterNet. advanced transportation tracking and reporting systems where bus shelter displays advise passengers of bus arrival times.
Little wonder Brits feel cheated when BT promises higher speed InterNet some year within the next decade. At least you can boast your sewers work better than ours do.
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