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Words to Live By: Alumni Reflect on
Their Commencement Advice to Classmates
Every year, one outstanding senior is selected to address their graduating class, faculty, families, friends, and distinguished guests at the ceremonial rite of passage known as Commencement.
The student commencement speech is an important tradition at the Farquhar College of Arts and Science for many reasons.
"The tradition of inviting a graduating student to address the commencement audience is a long-established part of the commencement ceremony because it reflects in both literal and symbolic terms the considerable achievements of all of the graduates," said Lynn Wolf, Ph.D., associate professor at the college, who has been a mentor to past student commencement speakers such as Jennifer Pereles Labovitz (Class of 1997).
"This speech celebrates the significant passage of all of the graduates into their future lives," Wolf said. "The address by a student who exemplifies diligence, commitment, community involvement, and high achievement, who is articulate and reflective, and who speaks directly peer-to-peer about a shared and valued experience, makes the ceremony even more meaningful for both the graduating seniors and the guests.
"The speaker is joining his or her peers and speaking with them and for them, as they all take this important step into their future lives."
As NSU celebrates 50 years of achievement, the college asked several past student commencement speakers to reflect on their speeches, and whether the words they shared with their peers on graduation day still resonate in their lives today. These alumni revealed how their messages to classmates—and their experience as undergraduates at NSU—shaped their futures in significant ways better understood with the passage of time.
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Jennifer Pereles Labovitz - Class of 1997
"Independence is not something you claim. It's thinking and making choices free from society's pressures or nudging. It's nudging. It's individuality. It's what made my education a choice and not an obligation to family tradition. It's what gives us our voice."
Jennifer Pereles Labovitz, B.A., Liberal Arts, in her commencement speech to the Class of 1997
When Jennifer Pereles Labovitz spoke at her graduation from the Farquhar College of Arts and Sciences, she urged her classmates to "move beyond the expectations placed upon them" and "think for themselves."
As the student commencement speaker for the Class of 1997, "I suggested that we not be contained by narrow ideals or confining aspirations."
Sixteen years later, her words hold true in in her life, but in an unexpected way.
"The underlying theme of my speech—to think for oneself—still resonates today," Labovitz said. "I am a proponent of not following or believing in anything you don't truly understand, and I attribute this philosophy to my education.
"However, at age 21, I believed that thinking for oneself would lead to lives that were dramatically different from our parents. I spoke about not being confined to typical roles—jobs, careers, marriages. With age and experience, I have learned that fitting some stereotypes is inevitable and sometimes necessary.
With "three young children, a husband, a house, and a job, life is always throwing unexpected issues at me," said Labovitz, who lives in Tarrytown, New York. "I have filled conformist shoes. However, I did not reach this place in my life because it was expected of me or because I sought to fit in. Every choice I've made has been my own."
As a mentor to Labovitz, Wolf remembers her former student as "intellectually engaged and curious," and one "who really enjoyed discussing the works we read" in literature courses.
"I remember that Jennifer's insights were exceptionally mature; she really related to the works we read on a deeply human level––exactly the way the best readers and thinkers engage in reading literature," Wolf said.
"Not only was Jennifer a perceptive thinker and an articulate writer, but she also had a very upbeat and enthusiastic personality––the kind that encourages others around her. I am delighted, and not at all surprised, that Jen has found many ways to employ her intellect and emotions."
Since her graduation, Labovitz has pursued a career as an interpretive designer and writer for museums and public experiences. Some of her projects have included The College Basketball Experience in Kansas City, Missouri; ImaginOn!, a children's library and theater in Charlotte, North Carolina; and a September 11 tribute at St. Paul's Chapel in New York City.
"If I could give the speech over, I would still suggest that the greatest gift and obligation that education brings us is to think for ourselves," she said. "However, I would clarify that thinking for oneself is vastly different than thinking about oneself. I now understand the obligations we have to each other, the human connection and human experience.
"I would offer that the pursuit of individual rather than common or collective interests is often not the better choice. I have learned that experiences are heightened when we participate in them with others. Only through meaningful experiences with one another do people learn and feel fulfilled. While we are individuals, we are all connected."
Carolyn Renae Griggs - Class of 2000
"When I first arrived here, I was tattered and torn like the eagle that is weary from the constant hunt. I found a safe place to commence the process of renewal. I have grown new wings and because of the extraordinary people who have touched my life, I have learned to soar. Because of the incredible people at this university, I have been renewed in mind, in body, and in soul, and like the eagle, I have identified my goal and I am keenly focused so that nothing will distract me ... No matter where my vision may take me, no matter how far I may travel from here, I have a compass in my heart that will always bring me back to NSU, which I will always consider my home."
At the end of her career as a police officer, Carolyn Renae Griggs was eager to turn her life in a different direction. She enrolled as an undergraduate student at NSU with a mixture of enthusiasm and uncertainty over how she might fit in at a college campus.
"I'd always had this different way of viewing the world. It was so important for me to belong somewhere," said Griggs, a psychology major and the student commencement speaker for the Class of 2000. "When I arrived at NSU, I was a non-traditional student in my mid-30s, and I had been in police work since I was 21.
"I went into [law enforcement] as an optimistic 21-year-old who wanted to help people and make a difference. And I left ready to blow my brains out. I didn't know who I was anymore. This was the impetus for wanting to go to school so much."
At NSU, Griggs found a home. Her years in law enforcement gave her a rare insight into human behavior, and she gravitated toward a psychology major with a minor in criminal justice.
"I had hundreds of hours in studying behavior and interviewing suspects and getting confessions. Psychology was a natural progression," she said. "In the beginning, I thought, I'll just augment what I already know. Instead, I realized that I would rather learn more about myself and the people I'd worked with. I started to gravitate toward the issues of domestic violence and suicide within the police community. I wanted to drag this issue out of the closet."
Griggs excelled as an undergraduate and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology. She won a prestigious Truman Scholarship which allowed her to study forensic psychology at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York.
She credits her college success to fellow students and professors at NSU, including her mentor, Ellen Flynn, Ph.D., a former assistant professor and coordinator of the undergraduate psychology program at the Farquhar College of Arts and Sciences. Flynn is now an assistant professor at the graduate School of Education at the University at Bridgeport in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
"Renae was very eager to learn," Flynn said. "I was able to help her with career planning, and eventually I supported her scholarship proposal for a master's degree in forensic psychology from John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
"It seemed to me that Renae was well-suited for forensic psychology because she had both extensive knowledge in criminal justice and psychology. Her background as a police officer also positioned her well for that scholarship.
"Renae had the motivation to be an excellent student, but her decision to attend school and the rationale for studying psychology was not clear when she arrived in my class. It was through our discussions that her career goals were revealed and her life story began to have purpose and meaning. I think Renae found an empathic listener with me, and through that student/faculty engagement, Renae found herself."
In the years that followed, Griggs worked as an advocate for victims of domestic violence, including those within the police community. Today, she lives on a farm in Central Florida where she works as a holistic wellness coach and also cares for animals in need.
"I wanted to work one-on-one with people, but I didn't want to be a therapist. Someone introduced me to coaching, and it was a perfect fit," she said.
"If not for the environment at NSU, none of these things would have happened. It wasn't just the faculty or the academic environment—the student body, too, embraced me. I learned to build bridges. I found a part of myself. I came into my own. I discovered my value. Every single day, there was an experience that took me one step higher."
Reflecting on graduation day, Griggs said: "That speech came straight from my heart. I had never really shared my personal experience before, and there I did it in front of thousands of people. You could hear a pin drop. I was so nervous, and yet I was very intent on being as authentic as I could be."That was truly the beginning of a very long and inspirational healing process. My healing began there. On that day, I didn't have that perspective. But that was the first step."
Elaine Hammil Porter - Class of 2005
"The truth is graduation is not the end, but the beginning. Many of us will move on to higher levels of education, many will go into the working field. But whatever the direction, choose well and reap the benefits of your seed sowing."
On graduation day, Elaine Hammil Porter had only begun to reach her lifelong dream of becoming a doctor.
Almost a decade later, the student commencement speaker for the Class of 2005 is a pediatric resident in her final year of training at Children's Hospital of The King's Daughters in Norfolk, Virginia.
"The focus of my speech was that we have in our hands the tools to carve our own future, just by continuing the hard work that brought us to that point," said Porter, who majored in biology at the college. "The same fire should be instilled and burning within us to give us that momentum to achieve our heart's desire."
For Porter, that desire was always to pursue a career in medicine.
Growing up in Jamaica, "my peers often scoffed at my decision to become a doctor, knowing how challenging this task would be for a rural girl," she said. "I never wavered in my quest."
After graduating from high school, Porter moved with her family to the U.S. "This was a tremendous undertaking–coming into a new environment and culture. But I held steadfast to my dreams, and each obstacle became another building block to achieve my goal."
After enrolling at NSU, Porter worked two jobs while taking full course loads each semester. As a student, she presented at the Undergraduate Student Symposium. She conducted research for almost two years and served as a teaching assistant for four semesters to Dimitri Giarikos, Ph.D., associate professor and assistant director at the college's Division of Math, Science, and Technology.
After graduation, Porter postponed medical school for financial reasons. She worked for two years at a South Florida high school—teaching Earth Space Science, Anatomy and Physiology Honors, and AP Chemistry–before enrolling at Eastern Virginia Medical School.
In a recommendation letter to a medical school selection committee, Giarikos described Porter as "an extraordinary individual with strong leadership abilities, great drive, and determination."
He noted her outstanding scholarship including her work in the laboratory, earning a spot on the dean's list every semester, serving in several honors societies, and her volunteer work with young children.
"As a faculty member, I have learned that students tend to keep distant from faculty," Giarikos said. "That isn't the case with Elaine. I got to experience her sense of humor, her warm personality, and demeanor...Her desire and fire is what drives her."
Emily Schmitt, Ph.D., associate professor and associate director at the college's Division of Math, Science, and Technology, remembers Porter as a hard-working student and campus leader.
"This was especially inspirational considering she left rural Jamaica to attend college in the U.S., worked several jobs simultaneously to pay for college, and finished her pre-medical requirements in a little more than three years," Schmitt said.
In her graduation speech, Porter credits her professors at NSU for helping her maintain an unwavering determination.
"There have been numerous occasions when professors have taken the time to share with us some well-considered and invaluable advice, which I have found to have a great impact in my personal life," she said at the time.
That advice helped shape her future and still rings true today, she said.
"There are two statements from professors that ring true. 'Whatever you do, do it well, and enjoy what you do as you will have to deal with it for the rest of your life.' And two, 'take time for relaxation and always find time to impart what you know to others.'"I can definitely say I have lived both and have no regrets. As I quoted in my speech, graduation is not the end, it is the beginning. My moment at that time was truly the beginning for me ... and has taken me to the place I am at right now."
Carlos Garcia - Class of 2010
"My story really is no more remarkable than any of yours. You each carry a unique tale of perseverance and determination, which has led you here. The truth is that you are all just as deserving of being up here as I am. I don't hold any great secret to life. I didn't get here by making all the right decisions or always making the right choices, but what I did do was pursue my dreams. And I believe you are all here because you've decided to pursue yours, and in my eyes, that makes you just as brave as any firefighter or soldier."
Dream big, find and follow what you love to do. That was the commencement message psychology major Carlos Garcia had for his Class of 2010 classmates on graduation day.
"When we dream big, we stretch the limits of who we are and what we can accomplish," Garcia said in his speech. "If there is one thing I have learned in life–if you do what you love, the rest will fall into place. And if you are doing what makes you happy, you will find your success."
Garcia was already doing what he loved–working as a firefighter-paramedic–when he returned to college after a 10-year absence to pursue a bachelor's degree in psychology.
Born in Cuba, Garcia's family emigrated to the U.S. when he was two years old. He joined the U.S. Marine Corps after graduating from high school and served six years, including a tour of duty in Iraq.
He continued to work as a firefighter-paramedic while he went to college and graduated as one of the Outstanding Students of 2010.
Garcia credits his success in part to his mentor, Jaime Tartar, Ph.D., associate professor and coordinator of psychology research at the college.
"When I first encountered Carlos as an undergraduate student, I was very impressed with him—his thinking, reading, and writing abilities were in line of what you would expect of a top-notch graduate student," Tartar said.
"He and a student co-investigator completed what was essentially a master's level research project. He presented his research at the Southeastern Psychological Association where his talk was very well-received and this research was ultimately published in the scientific journal, Neuroendocrinology Letters.
"Aside from his strong intellectual and research abilities, Carlos also has a wonderful, easy-going nature. Although he is extremely intelligent, determined, and perseverant in his work, his interpersonal skills are incredibly strong. I think this unique and helpful balance of traits will enable him to be an amazing clinical psychologist," Tartar said.
Garcia is pursuing a doctoral degree in clinical psychology at NSU's Center for Psychological Studies. He hopes to one day use his education and training to help others, including firefighters, and to help save lives from "the inside, out."
"My advice to the graduating class was to always dream big and never set limits to the number of things they can accomplish," he said. "I wanted each one of them to know that they already possessed the passion to create the lives they wanted. All they had to do was pursue their goals with confidence.
"Those principles and ideals continue to guide my life today. I feel that I can overcome any obstacle that comes my way."
Looking back, "there is nothing [in my speech] that I would say differently. I love my field of study and can't imagine doing anything else. I have found my calling in life. My parting message to the graduating class was, if they pursued what they loved, they would find their success and happiness.
"I truly think I have found both."


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English folk singer and songwriter Laura Marling stopped by the WERS studio as her nationwide tour in support of A Creature I Don't Know just getting started. At the ripe age of 22, Marling has already released three full-length albums, has been nominated for two Mercury Music Prizes, and has taken home the Best Female Solo Artist award at the 2011 Brit Awards.
Marling performed songs solely off of her newest album in a stripped down acoustic set. Starting off with "The Muse", Marling's voice is undeniably a force to be reckoned. On this track, she playfully changes intonation with her instrument singing, "God's work is planned/I stand here with a man/that talked to me/so candidly," ending with a cheeky, "more than I'd choose."
Between songs, Marling spoke of her upbringing and her attraction to music at a very young age. Her father owned a recording studio when she was very young; unfortunately, it came to a close way before she even picked up her first instrument. "I picked up a guitar when I was five or six, so my choosing to become a musician wasn't such a big shock to [my parents]," Marling said. While her current music library ranges everywhere from folk to funk, Marling notes her roots lay in the classics having grown up in a household of Bob Dylan and Neil Young.
Second in the set came "Don't Ask Me Why". Opening with an almost a cappella Marling beckoning you to listen intently to her soft-sung poetry, "He don't drink from this well/He's done with the world/And done with the girl/And I don't ask him why/ And he tells me no lies."
Since her first album, the changes and evolution in Marling's sound become more and more evident. She credits it to a few factors such as maturing with age and the addition of a live band. "It was a mix of both, I've been playing with a band for two years now," Marling said. In fact, the entirety of A Creature I Don't Know was recorded as a live set. "We wanted to cut it live so we rehearsed a week or so before we went into the studio and recorded it live right there," Marling explained. "I prefer a mix of [playing on my own and with the band], it's a very different thing that was perfect for what A Creature I Don't Know was but I think in the future I will do more on my own."
Marling wrapped up the set with a soulful rendition of "Sophia", her single from A Creature I Don't Know. Marling sang an octave lower, exposing a vulnerable side, asking, "Who's been touching my skin?/Who have I been letting?" Hearing such raw emotion come from someone as young and poised as Marling leaves you eager for more. Perhaps the wait won't be long at all as Marling has begun writing and working on new material for a fourth album with potential to be recording in the studio by the end of the year.
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1. In retrospect, it looks like all N.C. State did was make Georgia's softball team mad.
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Danny Green is the latest person to jump in on the trolling of LeBron James. Prior to Game 2 between the Heat and Spurs on Sunday, Green, who is an ambassador for Alkame Water, posted this picture of him staying hydrated.
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Weather blamed for crash near FlorenceUPDATED 8:01 AM CST Dec 10, 2012
A driver ran off Highway 49 northbound, south of Florence. The SUV has several shattered windows and the hood is crushed, but the driver was not seriously injured.
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Technically, I've been working on this project all day, but I haven't really gotten much work done. T__T
Most of the time, I was looking for images, scanning through the books I got for info & pics, or building up the bibliography. I have one page for the Life and Times, but I feel like I went crazy on the footnotes. @.@
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I gotta say after having just watched it again for the first time in say 25 years or so, that the ending is, how can I put this, a bit heavy handed. I still really enjoyed the movie but the ending just kinda stuck in my throat a bit and was hard to swallow.
As a kid this one got a 5/5, but as an adult I'm gonna have to subtract a few points for ham-fisted ending that is kinda silly. 4.25/5, a good watch for sure and pretty enjoyable even thought they beat you over the head with the ending :D
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So Titus Andronicus, basically the best band on the planet right now, has a new single out. Here it is. It's called "Upon Viewing Oregon's Landscape With the Flood of Detritus," and it's part of a free mixtape called "Titus Andronicus LLC Mixtape Vol 1," which lead singer and mastermind Patrick Stickles just released last night. Excuse us while we freak out.
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This WiMAX Internet Access Provider list is currently being built, check back soon for full details.
Australia WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Unwired holds licences in the 3.5 GHz and 2.3 GHz bands, and has plans to build a Mobile WiMax network on the 2.3 GHz band once WiMax Forum certified hardware is available. This will be a replacement to its proprietary fixed wireless system which currently exists on the 3.5 GHz band.
Austar holds licences in the 3.5 GHz and 2.3 GHz bands.
Austria WiMAX Internet Access Providers
WiMAX Telecom holds 3.5 GHz licences for the entire country.
Azerbaijan WiMAX Internet Access Providers
AZQTEL holds the 3.5 GHz license in Azerbaijan, and is deploying in Baku, Q1 of 2007, and a nationwide rollout throughout 2007.
Bolivia WiMAX Internet Access ProvidersTelecel S.A holds a licence in the 3.5a GHz band and will deploy a WiMAX network in Santa Cruz de la Sierra in 2007 for Internet broadband services. Bulgaria WiMAX Internet Access Providers Max Telecom Ltd. holds a licence in the 3.5 GHz band and deploying nation-wide network moving towards mobile WiMAX technology Nexcom Bulgaria LLC holds a licence in the 3.5 GHz band and has deployed a national WiMAX network in Bulgaria.
Brazil WiMAX Internet Access ProvidersBrazilian Telecommunications Agency to sell licences for WiMAX. A few Brazilian companies already have rights to important parts of the WiMax spectrum, both at 2.5 GHz (MMDS band) and 3.5 GHz.
Canada WiMAX Internet Access Providers
MetroBridge Networks serves businesses in British Columbia with connections up to 2500 Mbit/s with >7500 km² of coverage area.
Rogers Communications and Bell Canada have formed a joint venture called Inukshuk Wireless.
Sogetel[5] offer wimax connection for Nicolet-Yamaska and St-Hyacinthe (MRC Maskoutain) in Quebec.
Bell Canada now also offers Sympatico High Speed Unplugged.
Primus Canada and Mipps Inc. are now (May'07) jointly conducting WiMAX IEEE 802.16e-2005 (3.5 GHz) trials in Hamilton, Ontario, using Alcatel-Lucent's new WiMAX equipment
Chile WiMAX Internet Access Providers
The Red Bull Formula 1 exhibition was the first live video WiMax transmission for Internet in Latin America.
China WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Spectrum is the impediment to deployments in China. However some progres has been made but deployments are being made under the radar of government supervision of spectrum regulation and sponsorship of TD-SCDMA
Colombia WiMAX Internet Access Providers
In July 2006 Orbitel lauched in Cali the first WiMAX network of Colombia and South America.
In January 20, 2006, Colombian company Telecom launched a PRE-WiMAX network in Bucaramanga. Orbitel, ETB and Telecom hold 3.5 GHz licences for the entire country. Nowadays other cities with WiMax are Cali, Bogotá, Cúcuta, Barranquilla, Cartagena and Medellín.
In November 23, 2006 Cable Union de Occidente, Avantel and others won licences to operate WiMax in several regions of Colombia.
Congo WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Elix has deployed a citywide WiMAX network in the city of Kinshassa, using licensed spectrum at 3.5 GHz.
Costa Rica WiMAX Internet Access Providers
QTEL Costa Rica has deployed a national long-haul backbone throughout the entire country. They are converting last mile access from older point-to-point systems to WiMAX beginning Q2 of 2007.
Croatia WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Divided into 20 counties and capital Zagreb, in every county 4 frequency blocks
VIPnet and OiV hold 3.5 GHz licences for the capital, Zagreb.
Optima Telekom, Portus, WiMAX Telecom and OiV hold 3.5 GHz licences for most regions.
Smaller operators in some counties like Novi-net offers WiMAX in Medimurje county, Dubrovnik telekom in Dubrovnik and so on.
Denmark WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Despite of government reluctance to allow private companies to use the WiMAX frequency ranges, a few companies are using the WiMAX technologies with different frequencies. For private customers, the largest cities are covered by ClearWire, while Butler Networks delivers WiMAX access to bussiness customers through other telecommunication providers.
Estonia WiMAX Internet Access Providers
A total of 4 licenses in the 3.5-3.6 GHz range have been issued to 5 companies. Three of them (Norby Telecom, Baltic Broadband and Tele2) have national-wide licenses and two companies (Levira and Elion) share the same frequency, but Elion can use it only in Tallinn and Harjumaa region and Levira in the whole country except of Tallinn and Harjumaa.
Norby Telecom was the first WiMAX operator in Estonia, started in September, 2005. At the moment Norby covers more than 50% of the country, mostly in rural regions, but has partial coverage in Tallinn and its suburbs. Norby utilizes fixed wireless equipment provided by Alvarion and offers speeds up to 2 Mbit/s with external antenna.
Baltic Broadband AS - develops BaltMAX brand for its WiMAX network, started it in November, 2005. Network covers center of Tallinn with some neighbour districts and residential suburb. BaltMAX offers fixed and nomadic internet access on Navini Networks equipment, which includes desktop modems without external antennas and PC cards. The highest speed BaltMAX can suggest is 512 kbit/s.
Finland WiMAX Internet Access Providers
There are some 15 WiMax operators in Finland spread throughout the country. The coverage is mainly concentrated on the rural areas and the Lappland, but SuomiCom has partial coverage also in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area.
France WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Iliad , owner of the Free (French ISP) , is currently, and since 2005, the only owner of a national level license.
Altitude Telecom as deployed Wimax in rural areas of France, covering several French departments. One of such successful deployements is ZeVillage.
Maxtel also has an offer.
Georgia WiMAX Internet Access Providers
QTEL Georgia[12], has deployed a 5.8 GHz WiMAX in Tbilisi. It will expand coverage throughout Tbilisi in Q1 and Q2 of 2007, with a national rollout throughout 2007.
Germany WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Deutsche Breitband Dienste (DBD), started its commercial WiMAX operation in Berlin in November 2005 under its brand MAXXonair. Several networks in Wuppertal, Dresden, Leipzig were deployed in 2006, other cities to follow in January 2007. The same company has deployed networks in rural areas under its brand DSLonair.
German telco Arcor operates a commercial WiMAX network in Kaiserslautern since December 2005. Both companies use 3.5 GHz WLL licenses with WiMAX technology.
In December 2006 3.4-3.6 GHz band broadband wireless access (BWA) licenses were issued through an auction by the federal regulator Bundesnetzagentur. Clearwire, Inquam and DBD now hold licences for the entire country, 2 smaller companies hold regional licenses. These licenses are designed for the use with WiMAX technology..
India WiMAX Internet Access Providers
BSNL launches WiMax services in 10 cities across India. They plan to further launch services in 1,000 cities by 2007 end
Intel Plans India WiMAX Trials
Dishnet to launch WiMax services
Iran(Persia) WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Datak TeleCom
Laser Telecom
Ireland WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Irish Broadband
Intel Ireland WiMAX Trials
Italy WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Italian Ministry of Defense currently holds the 3.5 GHz band, and is about to free the band through auctions in order to let the Government sell licences. Bloggers and members of consumers associations have started protests against this way of assigning the frequencies.[13] The members of the unofficial Italian Pirate Party are currently organizing a Googlebombing.[14]
Jordan WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Umniah Mobile Company recently acquired a WiMAX license in the 3.5 band. (www.umniah.com).
Malaysia WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Licences have been awarded to 4 operators, Green Packet Bhd, REDtone International Bhd, YTL E-Solutions Bhd and Asiaspace Dotcom Sdn Bhd to provide WiMAX services, service rollout targeted by end of 2007.
Namibia WiMAX Internet Access Providers
MWEB Namibia started (December 2006) deploying WiMax in the 3.3 GHz spectrum, currently covering the Windhoek area. Expanding to the coastal cities of Swakopmund and Walvis Bay
New Zealand WiMAX Internet Access Providers
nzwireless is deploying WiMAX in the 3.5 GHz spectrum for fixed installation, currently covering the Wellington CBD
CallPlus are a nationwide 3.5 GHz WiMAX network under the brand Blue Reach]
Natcom is deploying a nationwide 2.5 GHz WiMAX
Nigeria WiMAX Internet Access Providers
XS Broadband has WiMAX licenses for 24 of the 36 Nigerian states, including the major cities. Networks have been deployed in most major cities to serve banks, enterprises and other applications.
Pakistan WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Al-Warid subsidiary to build nationwide WiMAX network in Pakistan Pakistan plans largest mobile WiMax rollout to date.
Dancom to establish Pakistans first WiMAX Network with Redlines RedMAX
Paraguay WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Tigo Banda Ancha is currently using a WiMAX network, with a minimum plan of 41US$ per 64 kbit/s 24x7. They use Alvarion.
Puerto Rico WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Volare PR has deployed a WiMax network over the western part of the island starting in Mayaguez and Cabo Rojo.
Russia WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Enforta Russian leader of wireless broadband. Operates the network in 24 largest capitals of Russia with total population 50M (50 km². footprint). Uses Alvarion and Infinet Wireless equipment for its WiMAX network. Invested by Sumitomo Corporation, Barring Vostok Capital Partners and European bank of Reconstruction and Development. Broadband Internet access plans start from $20 US per month.
Mirkin Group with registrations in U.S., Russia, and China - the company aims to provide Free WiMax connection for individual use. Company uses unlicensed spectrum in remote exurban cities. It has a content distribution as a long-term business model. Summa Telecom currently holds national 2.52.7 GHz license. Now company are deploying first WiMAX Network in Dagestan.
Synterra WiMAX uses Nextnet Wireless' equipment for its WiMAX network in Moscow region. Synterra holds 2.5-2.7 GHz license valid until 2015. Unlimited Internet access plans start from $85 US per month.
Slovakia WiMAX Internet Access Providers
WiMAX Telecom holds 3.5 GHz licences.
South Africa WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Telecoms Regulator Icasa has only issued four licences for commercial WiMax services: to wireless broadband solutions provider iBurst, state-owned signal distributor Sentech, second network operator Neotel, and Telkom, all on the 3.5 MHz band.
Telkom has begun a customer trial, which is being run in collaboration with Internet Solutions, M-Web, and Telkom Internet.
Sri Lanka WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Dialog Telekom has begun customer trial. Sri Lanka Telecom has also launched test transmission in certain areas. However there are problems as the local pay television operator Comet Cable uses some of the WiMAX bandwidths.
Taiwan WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Chunghwa Telecom announced it will partner with Nortel to build Taiwan's first integrated local government mobile WiMAX network in Yilan, providing county-wide broadband wireless access. It will be based on IEEE 802.16e.
UK WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Pipex Wireless holds 3.6 GHz licensed spectrum and is deploying WiMAX throughout the UK.
UK Broadband a subsidiary of PCCW, owns 3.5 GHz licenses.
Urban WiMAX Plc Urban WiMAX, A London based operator using the 4.9 and 5.8 GHz bands selling up to 10 Mbit/s symmetrical access to businesses and next day delivery. They have funding and aggressive plans to roll out across the UK.
BT is planning to install six WiMAX antennas and associated equipment on the tallest building in Newcastle upon Tyne. On the London to Brighton Railway Line, Nomad Digital and T-Mobile have implemented a trackside WiMAX network that supports Passenger Internet Communications through on train Wi-Fi Access Points. A similar system is expected to be deployed soon on the West Coast Main Line.
Ukraine WiMAX Internet Access Providers
Ukrainian High Technologies Ltd (the trade mark AlterNet) holds the license for 3.4-3.7 GHz range and currently operates WiMAX networks in Kiev and Kharkiv based on Intel® PRO/Wireless 5116 client terminals.
AlterNet plans to cover all Ukraine's regional centers (26 cities) by 2007.
USA WiMAX Internet Access Providers
MetroBridge Networks serves businesses in Arizona and Greater Seattle with connections up to 2500 Mbit/s with >8000 sq miles of coverage area.
Towerstream provides businesses with bandwidth up to 1000 Mbit/s in Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Providence/Newport, San Francisco and Seattle. Using the 5.8 GHz band, Towerstream is expanding into more tier 1 markets.
Valtech Communications deployed network in Northwest Ohio at beginning of 2006. Currently holds licenses for the Midwest and Florida.
Clearwire holds 2.5 GHz licences in several regions.
Sprint Nextel holds licences in the 2.5 GHz band covering most of the US. Sprint plans to build a "Nationwide advanced wireless broadband network expected to cover 100 million people in 2008" [15]
NextWave Wireless holds licences in the 1.7 GHz and 2.1 GHz band.
Open Range plans to deploy on Oregon Coast in first half of 2007
Conterra in Columbia, SC, Charlotte, NC, and nearby areas.
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Providence's China Head Sun Is Said to Leave in Latest Asia Exit
July 9 (Bloomberg) -- Tao Sun, who led Providence Equity Partners Inc.'s investing team in China, has left the private- equity firm after three years, according to a person familiar with the move.
The departure of Sun, who was a managing director based in Beijing, was a mutual decision between him and the Providence, Rhode Island-based firm, said the person, who requested anonymity because the move wasn't announced. Ming Jin, a director in Beijing, is assuming Sun's responsibility for investments in China, the person said.
The departure is at least the 10th of a managing director at the firm since 2012 as Chief Executive Officer Jonathan Nelson reorganizes his team to invest a smaller fund. Providence, which manages more than $40 billion in assets, closed its latest leveraged-buyout pool last year with $5 billion, less than the $6 billion it initially sought and the $12.1 billion fund the firm raised in 2007.
Andrew Cole, a spokesman for Providence at public-relations firm Sard Verbinnen & Co., declined to comment. An e-mail sent to Sun received an automatic reply saying he's no longer with the firm, and he didn't immediately respond to a message sent through LinkedIn.
Sun joined Providence from Actis LLP, where he was a partner in Beijing, according to a 2011 statement from Providence announcing his hiring.
Patrick Corso, who led Providence's Hong Kong office, left last year, people familiar with the move said at the time. Sean Tong, hired in 2008 as a managing director in Hong Kong, joined private-equity firm Boyu Capital in 2011.
Recent Departures
Other recent departures have included Alex Evans, who joined Comcast Corp. in December; Chris Halpin, who left for the National Football League last year; and Julie Fisher and Piers Dennison, who led investor-relations efforts. Some departures in 2012 and 2013 weren't voluntary, people familiar with the moves said last year, without identifying specific executives.
Private-equity firms have completed 579 deals in Asia in the past year, a 15 percent decline from the previous 12 months, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Bis Subramanian, a 14- year Providence veteran based in New Delhi, leads the firm's investment activity in Asia.
Providence, which invests in media, communications and education companies, added two managing directors in November. Josh Empson joined the firm's New York office from NantCapital, a firm he co-founded, and Karen Gordon, formerly at Boston Consulting Group Inc., joined Providence's portfolio operations group, according to statements at the time.
This year, the firm hired Ron Kantowitz and Marc Pfeffer as managing directors in its credit unit, and Alexis Egan and Mark Hastings joined as managing directors to make growth-equity investments.


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George du Maurier, from The Cornhill magazine vol. 4 (January to June 1885), London.
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Go your way, or I will knock you into the street with my mop.
George du Maurier, from The Cornhill magazine vol. 4 (January to June 1885), London.
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much ado about grunting? ♥♥♥ xoxoxoxo
brynnasaurus replied to your post: can you name this cinematic grunt?
Much Ado About Nothing!!!! Muahaha I love this game
Shakespearean/Whedonesque Grunts to you!
I was so happy to find a grunt in that movie and I'm TOTALLY GRUNTLED that Wesley and Fred are together
Hope you enjoyed Gruntled. whether you did or not. I'll probably do it again. it's what I do.
this morning I checked my phone trying to decide how many layers I needed.
me: maybe I should go for a short wal….IF FEELS LIKE -11?!?
but I went outside with Jazz and wandered with her in the backyard, it was beautiful out. bright sun on snow. that's the stuff. I didn't even have my coat on.
We just got back from a trip to the post office and a short walk. It was full of adventure. partial walk with AuntPretty1 and Bowie the Little Shit, Pierre the mail carrier. cats. unidentified item eaten off the street. much barking.
Anyway, it's beautiful out. cold and beautiful. like your mom.
Netflix. Brinner. no pants.
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I think I'm caught up with your tumblroo weekends. I didn't do a great job but, I did the job! …
And if I ever have business with a company van, that's the motto that's going on the side.Happy Monday, tumblroos!
well done
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wants to hug your over the moon FANCE.
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HEY THERE DIVINE! i wanted to respond with a loving gif, but im at work and this is the only one i have…!!
…and yet in some way, it's strangely appropriate?
It's called the Commune of Congratulations, we are many.
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ShortList has a photoshoot of Matt Smith some great suits and an Aston Martin
There's also an interview.
Also, today is unintentionally turning into everything+is+matt+smith+and+nothing+hurts+day
Now this is a photoshoot I can get behind! (Sorry my windmill/Holland-themed sweater loving friends.)
I actually saw this before you reblogged it Rae, and almost reblogged it-
Then I thought- no, I only like one of these pictures. but butt, your comment made me laugh. goddamnit. so now I have to reblog some sort of car commercial <3
gimmie a windmill sweater
a bow tie
a chair
an Eleven face.
#I have a windmill problem


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Daniel Brown may be able to play against UConn on Senior Day. If not, Strong says he should definitely be back against Rutgers next week. The bye-week helped the Cards put the Syracuse game behind them, says Strong. Other than Senorise Perry's injury, the team is physically healthy overall. Lorenzo Mauldin and DeAngelo Brown are questionable, but could both play this week. "Jerry...
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