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For some time we've been confused by e-mail data rates and cost, as it applies to boat-based communications. Recently, Mike Parker, a new Sundeer owner and old-time glider guru, brought us up to speed on this subject. Here's what we learned.
There are eight bits of data in one byte. One byte is more or less equal to a single character (i.e. one byte – or eight bits – equals a letter, number, space, punctuation mark, etc.).
When you hear about a 2400 baud connection over Iridium or Mini-M sat com, this is essentially equivalent to 2400 bits per second of data. Since there are eight bytes in a character, divide the data rate-let's say 2400 baud-by eight to see how many characters you can send per second. 2400/8 = 300 characters per second.
When you hear about 9600 baud over Globalstar sat phones, you divide 9600 by eight to get 1200 characters per second.
The average word contains about five characters, so this means the slower sat phone connections can send text at roughly 50 words/second or 3000 words/minute-which is why text-only messages don't take much connect time.
One of our main concerns is with sending photos and Excel spreadsheet files. Most of the larger web photos published on SetSail.com run about 18,000 to 24,000 bytes of data-this would be a heavily compressed JPG image. To see how long it would take to transmit an 18K byte photo, we first have to convert from bytes to bits by multiplying 18,000 x 8 to get 144,000 bits. Then we divide this by the data rate or 144,000/2400 bits per second to give us 60 seconds of time for the data transmission.
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Retailers explore 'Prime-style' schemes to compete with Amazon Australia
Retailers are looking at ways to offer free deliveries for online orders through loyalty schemes or subscription-based programs to match or counter Amazon Prime, which has helped fuel the e-commerce giant's Australian growth.
Super Retail Group is working on plans to offer free online deliveries through its Club program, which has 5.5 million active members, including 1.5 million at Supercheap Auto, and accounts for as much as 79 per cent of sales at outdoor leisure chain BCF.
"We'll potentially look at some form of tiered membership whereby certain members get access to free delivery as part of recognising the value of their business with us," said Super Retail Group chief executive Peter Birtles.
"We see that subscriptions and membership are going to be an incredibly important part of the retail model going forward," he said, "particularly in businesses like ours where there is an element of engagement – there are things we can do there."
Once considered online laggards, retailers such as SRG, Woolworths and Coles are catching up fast and, as reported in BOSS magazine this month, are augmenting their bricks and mortar assets with newfound digital capabilities to create seamless omni-channel shopping experiences.
SRG customers can collect online orders within 30 minutes at Super Cheap, two hours at BCF stores and four hours at Rebel outlets or have orders delivered in a day (delivery fee $10 to $15) or within five days ($7.95 to $10.95).
Mr Birtles said most customers were willing to pay for delivery and about 10 per cent to 15 per cent of customers opted to pay a premium for express delivery.
"But some customers abandon purchases if they don't want to pay for delivery," he said.
Delivery fees are the main reason why online shoppers abandon carts at the checkout and retailers around the world are looking at ways to reduce the cost of deliveries or overcome resistance by, for example, offering other benefits.
Amazon Prime, for example, which was launched in Australia in June, currently costs $4.99 a month ($6.99 after January) or $59 a year and provides free standard delivery as well as other benefits including free access to Amazon Music, video streaming through Prime Video and e-books through Prime Reading.
"I think that's something we'll see retailers look to do – look to secure relationships with their customers and trade off that," Mr Birtles said. Standard deliveries would eventually become free of charge and express deliveries would become part of a broader offer which included other benefits.
"I don't think we'd charge anything like [Amazon Prime's $4.99 a month] – I think it would be a much smaller figure," he said. "Even a figure of $10 a year with 1.5 million members [the number of Supercheap Club members] that's a pretty good revenue stream."
Supermarkets test delivery programs
Coles, whose online sales are set to exceed $1 billion this year, is currently testing a program dubbed Flybuys Max, which provides Flybuys members with free deliveries, discounted groceries and access to an online movie streaming site for $10 a month or $99 a year.
Coles Online chief executive Alister Jordan says the retailer may look at a broader subscription-based free delivery program "down the track".
"We're almost being agnostic about how our customers shop with us – we don't want to push them in one direction or another," Mr Jordan said.
"We're trialling Flybuys Max because some of our customers like a subscription-based service but at the same time other customers don't want to pay a premium to be in a club or subscription service, they just want great value every time they shop," he said. "It's [about] providing that multitude of options."
Mr Jordan said early results from Flybuys Max were encouraging, "but the key here is don't roll it out too fast and not do a good job of it".
"We've been cautious with it, doing the right trial and getting the right customer feedback and then proceeding on that basis."
Woolworths currently offers a "delivery saver" service, where customers pay $129 a year, $50 for three months or $20 a month for "free" unlimited deliveries any day of the week when they spend more than $100.
WooliesX managing director Amanda Bardwell said the delivery saver pass was popular with customers who regularly used the service. Woolworths' online sales rose about 30 per cent last year to $1.1 billion.
"What we're looking to do is improve our existing delivery saver subscription service in line with the improvements we're making to lots of other propositions," she said.
Several other bricks and mortar retailers offer free deliveries for orders over a certain threshold [$55 at Wesfarmers' Officeworks and $100 at Myer, Priceline, David Jones and Kathmandu] and free click and collect, which encourages customers to come to stores and [ideally] purchase a few extra items.
A Myer spokesman said the department store was always looking at ways to improve its online offering and believed there was value in a subscription or loyalty-based free delivery offer for Australian consumers.
Myer currently offers through the MYER one loyalty program free delivery for gold and platinum members and is part of Australia Post's Shipster program, which offers customers, through a one-off annual fee, free delivery from a wide range of Australian retailers.
JB Hi-Fi chief executive Richard Murray said the retailer was keeping a watching brief on the market, "but subscription style services is not a current consideration."
"Our primary focus is on providing customers with great value, transparent and reliable delivery choices across our products for both JB and The Good Guys," he said.
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Fireworks light up the sky during celebrations; they give a wonderful show of color and shapes that fascinate the eyes and minds of many. The beauty of the display often leads many to wonder where the colors come from. The short answer is that they are the result of the burning of metals placed in these explosives. These metals are elements of the periodic table that burn at different temperatures and give off colors at their melting points.
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Celebrating the upcoming launch of the "Mexico City" issue of Aperture magazine, three artists discuss photography in Mexico today, from the conceptual to the political. This panel will include Iñaki Bonillas on his inventive reworking of his grandfather's archive, Pablo López Luz on his black-and-white streetscapes documenting the volcanic-stone surfaces of Mexican architecture, and Mayra Martell on her photographic homages to the families of women disappeared due to the drug wars in Ciudad Juárez. Each artist's work is featured in the "Mexico City" issue, which illuminates the diverse image culture in North America's largest metropolis and the ways Mexican photographers are pushing new visions in the medium.
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Iñaki Bonillas (b. 1981, lives and works in Mexico City) is a conceptual artist whose work traces family and social histories through photography, video, installation, site-specific installations, and artist books. In his deeply researched exhibition projects, from interventions inside Casa Luis Barragán to collaborations with bookbinders, he pushes beyond the two-dimensional to plumb private and collective memory. His work integrates photography in a creative process wherein reality, fiction, and the fluctuating worlds of word and image all coexist. Bonillas's work has been exhibited at major institutions and art fairs in Mexico, the United States, and Europe.
Pablo López Luz (b. 1979, lives and works in Mexico City) has worked throughout Latin America, often focusing on the land and the built environment in cities. In 2018, he was commissioned by Museo Experimental El Eco to make a series of photographs that consider the volcanic-stone surfaces of buildings throughout Mexico City, from pre-Hispanic and colonial temples to modernist homes. His work has been exhibited internationally, collected in several monographs, and featured in numerous magazines, including Foam and Aperture.
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Aperture thanks Centro de la Imagen, FotoMéxico, Selina High Line, and the Mexican Ministry of Culture for supporting the launch of this issue in New York.Significant support for Aperture magazine is provided by The Kanakia Foundation. Further generous support is provided in partby The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
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Roger Federer handed Casper Ruud warning from ahead of French Open showdown
CASPER RUUD poses a "serious threat" to Roger Federer's French Open hopes, according to former world No 1 Mats Wilander.
Federer has eased through his opening two rounds at Roland Garros, beating Lorenzo Sonego and Oscar Otte.
And on Friday, he comes up against Ruud for the first time in the third round.
Ruud has enjoyed a breakthrough year, entering the top 100 in the ATP rankings and playing his first career final.
The 20-year-old has also openly admitted he is a Rafael Nadal fan over Federer.
But it is Ruud's on-court ability which Federer needs to be aware of and Eurosport tennis expert Wilander feels the young Norwegian can pose problems for the 20-time Grand Slam champion.
"This has been a breakthrough season for Casper Ruud. I like the progress he has taken," he said.
"He's building, he lives in Majorca, practises with Rafa Nadal which has got to help so much.
"That would be invaluable to see Rafa up close and deal with that in practice.
Roger Federer plays Casper Ruud on Friday
"I think Casper is a serious threat going forwards and is a serious threat to Roger Federer.
"The locals are already calling it the biggest match in Norwegian tennis history. Bigger than some of his father's matches.
"I think the good thing for Casper is that he's playing Federer and not Nadal or Djokovic.
"Everyone that follows tennis knows that Casper is in with a chance, especially if it's on clay, 5-sets, 37-year-old Roger Federer is here for the first time in a while.
"This is the kind of match that if he wants to go further and reach the top of the game then this is one he has to win.
"That might be putting too much pressure on him, but if you are looking at him being up there with Zverev and the young guns, well beat Federer at the French Open then.
"It's a golden opportunity for him."
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Finally available, a high quality book of the original classic edition of In Hostile Red. It was previously published by other bona fide publishers, and is now, after many years, back in print. This is a new and freshly published edition of this culturally important work by Joseph A. (Joseph Alexander) Altsheler, which is now, at last, again available to you. Get the PDF and EPUB NOW as well. Included in your purchase you have In Hostile Red in EPUB AND PDF format to read on any tablet, eReader, desktop, laptop or smartphone simultaneous - Get it NOW. Enjoy this classic work today. These selected paragraphs distill the contents and give you a quick look inside In Hostile Red:Look inside the book: 'By 'old renegade' we mean John Desmond, merchant and money-lender of this city, who it is said has more wealth than any other man in all this rich colony, ay, even enough to set up a mighty estate in England, if he so chose,' replied Vivian, 'and by 'our fair ally' we mean his daughter Mary, as fine and fair a woman as these two eyes ever gazed upon. ...'I must return to Sir William,' said Vivian, as he left, 'but Waters will take you to your quarters.-Here, Waters, see that Captain Montague and Lieutenant Melville are made comfortable.' About Joseph A. (Joseph Alexander) Altsheler, the Author: He started working for the New York World in 1892, first as the paper's Hawaiian correspondent and then as the editor of the World's tri-weekly magazine. ...McIlvaine, 9 short stories (5 civil war stories and 4 adventure stories), and an autobiographical essay entitled 'What the Home-comers Saw' (1895-1919)
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The following picture was actually shot yesterday, but I forgot to include it. On a sunny day, the view is just spectacular.
We entered the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, a stretch of about 71 miles, after crossing Fontana Dam. For those of you not familiar with Park rules, it's important to note that I had to get a thru-hiker permit in advance, and that permit requires us to stay on the Trail and go through the Park in no more than 8 days. So, as much as I would like to take advantage of some of the great fishing locations that my friends have pointed out, it just isn't possible on a thru-hike. In addition, I should probably note that while pets are not permitted in most areas of the Park, service dogs are. As always, we will be careful not to disturb local wildlife and to Leave No Trace of our passing.
We kept a slow, but steady, pace throughout the day today. Our goal was Mollies Ridge Shelter, which was about a 12-mile hike up the North Carolina border into Tennessee. Twelve miles sounds manageable for a day, until you consider that it included climbing from the Dam (elevation 1,782 feet) up to an elevation of 4,576 feet (from orange symbol to orange symbol in the following GPS profile):
Because the Trail is so busy right now, it was also important to arrive at the shelter ahead of some of the crowd so that I could find a flat space for my tent tonight that was NOT next to the privy. By minimizing our breaks throughout the day, we arrived at the shelter by 7:30 p.m., ate dinner and set up camp, just as planned. We are both worn out, but all in all, it was a very good day. I think we will both sleep well tonight.
Forest is accumulating a long list of fans on the Trail; he gets so many compliments. Everyone knows his name; few know mine. It's pretty cool that way. 😉😀


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Headshrinker's Press is a small label comic book company from Cincinnati, Ohio. Their first publication, 'Headshrinker's Press Presents' is an anthology of 4 short stories by different writers and artists. These stories have different tones and art styles but the one thing that links them together is the dark themes of the stories. Not all are good but all have the potential to tell great stories.
Landslide – Roots: People of Pachamama
Written: Nichi Scribbles
Pencils and inks: Armando C. Rillo, Sr
Letters: Michael Neno
Colors: Olaloye Bolaji
'Landslide' is about a goddess of the earth living in a city with the people of Pachamama. The story takes the form of a boy, son of the king, asking his father why, considering that the city is clean and tidy, the king doesn't do anything about a hill in the city that is overrun by nature. The King then goes on to tell the tale of the Earth Goddess and why this is connected with the hill in question.
The way the story is told is a bit clunky and not very straightforward. At some point, I lost who was speaking to who and what point it had to the main story. The art however is the best of the book. I liked the colors and how they matched thematically to the story even though the poor writing hindered the overall experience.
Written: Dominic Archer
Pencils and inks: Lee Melton
Letters: Nichi Scribbles
Colors: Primus Dickerson
How strange it is to have an astronaut find a red door in the middle of the moon. Even stranger is what lies on the other end. This story is as lunar and crazy as it gets. I liked the original concept and idea. The door seams to be a link into different earths or dimensions of earth. Going through all the doors the astronaut returns to the moon to find his ship in ruins and useless. His only option? To go through the red door and see what lies ahead for him.
Again, I congratulate the idea and concept and I think this can make for an interesting series. The art was slightly different from the first story but it was good overall.
Diana the Huntress
Written: Nichi Scribbles
Pencils, inks, letters: Tsujigo/ink
Colors: Matt James
This is my favorite out of all the stories in this anthology. It is dark and very realistic. The story follows a woman who is remembering the tragedy of rape that had happened on a bus, the same bus she is on. In order to deal with her trauma, she started stalking her assailant only to discover a network of bus drivers who all share the same interests. Bus drivers that rape and kill women for sport. The story ends with a beginning of sorts. Diana, the woman of the story, gets her revenge by killing the man who started it all. All with the intention to stop this network once and for all.
As I said earlier, this is my favorite when it comes to storytelling. The art however, is the worst I have seen. This is where there needs to be a major improvement. The story alone does not make a good comic book and I do feel that the art hinders a great story in this case.
Written, inks, letters: Jonny Hinkle
Colors: Marcus Odoms
Science vs nature or more precisely S.O.N, Science Over Nature. This is what the story is all about. When a group of people calling themselves S.O.N., end up in a forest with the purpose to cut down the trees, they are faced with a big surprise. A giant tree comes to life to defend the forest and teach S.O.N. a lesson. The tree is infused with some magical energy from the earth, which the humans never learnt to harness, is the only explanation the reader gets.
This is another story with great potential and it can carry a message that is quite important nowadays, about the balance of nature and science. The art is quite good and the dark shades really help to give the story that mystery elemental feel.
Overall, I quite enjoyed these short stories by Headshrinker's Press. Keeping in mind that this is their no. 1 issue, they have some pretty interesting ideas. I do hope that the more they publish the more they learn and get better at what they are doing.as I want to see more interesting original stories from these guys.
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