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I, like many of you, follow prominent voices in the Exchange community through blogs and other outlets. One recent post by Tony Redmond, MVP and technologist, caught my interest more than usual. His recent post 'The end of Exchange? I don't think so' was a response to a blog post by Scott Cameron. Tony makes many good points, and lays out some thoughtful counter-points to Scott's premise. While, like Scott, I also work for Microsoft – so as Tony point out (rightfully so) you should take the vendor's bias into consideration, I would like offer an additional insight that I think both have missed, and why I do think the end is near (oohhh and aaaah).
To this point, the service and on-premises offerings have more or less been close in feature parity. So, Scott's arguments make sense..it is largely a cost/benefit analysis that customers make to decide if Office 365 is right for them. Given the extremely low cost of the service, sometimes there are a few other levers that come into play. For example, whether or not a customer can accept the evergreen model, or the other "excuses" (in Scott's words) also play a factor in the decision process. That's pretty much where we have been from the last few years till today.
Now, the game changer. There is and will be more functionality, and more innovation in the service. There will be features, that will never make it to the on-premises product. Not because Microsoft doesn't want to offer them, its because these are features you can only get when you have the entire platform and can do more interesting things farther up the stack. Let me give a few examples. First, we recently released multi-factor authentication (MFA). In just a few clicks, you can, for free, enable MFA for your administrators. No infrastructure investments needed..super easy to enable..enhanced security beyond most typical IT shops (I am in our services group, I see a lot of IT shops). For some nominal fee (judgment call), you can enable this per user / per application (I'm just learning this – so I think I have my facts straight). I have my MSDN subscription, that includes Azure, and I also have a trial Office 365 tenant that I enabled this on. So here is just one example on how the service continually is enhanced and can provide new features that would be rather difficult to deploy in a typical enterprise.
I've also been playing with Azure RMS. For anyone who has tried to deploy this on-prem, it couldn't be easier to do with Azure RMS. All that is required is installation of a RMS connector (on-prem) and all of your on-prem services (like Exchange) are tricked into thinking you have deployed an on-premises ADRMS. Again, simplicity and integration makes cloud services like this incredibly compelling.
Ok, so that's two examples of where deploying a service is just easier..what else? As I alluded to at the start – the gap between features will grow. One example is Microsoft 'Oslo'. At this point, I'm assuming Oslo will only be a feature available in Office 365. Another announcement was made around new group functionality – bringing together Yammer and Exchange integration, which I personally think will be the lynch pin to finally realize the power of enterprise social and collaboration. These types of solutions require bringing together information or integration across multiple applications. For an enterprise to be able to deploy and maintain would be difficult. I also can see a future when new features are developed from having access to a large user base (not saying access to specific tenant data, Im talking about telemetry data and possibly anonymized meta-data). These applications may just not be easily productized.
There you go, that's my bet on the future. Customers will move away from cost decisions to choosing software and services that help them get their work done, sell more widgets, or collaborate more efficiently. People will likely be able to try and buy, or use a freemium model – where services are used because they fulfill a demand. The back-end will make it easy to consume and use. Consumerazation of IT has already started breaking down traditional barriers. Look at Box, or Yammer where individuals can use a service for free. Enough people use it, IT can choose to buy it and enforce controls. People purchasing their own software on their own hardware that interop with enterprise services (like EAS clients and Exchange). Need more storage – don't bother going to IT, just click and add to your cloud storage for $1.99, oh and its automatically highly available with business continuity. This future is why Exchange's future (and other traditional on-prem applications) have a horizon – and I'm going to bet that its not that far off.
Am I biased, probably. Not because I work for Microsoft – but because I live in that world today. I've moved all of my files to OneDrive for Business after my laptop HD died. This move also let me access my files across my devices (I have a Surface RT, Dell Venue Pro 8, Laptop, Desktop, and a Windows Lumia 1020 phone). Also, I can share my files more easily, which means I can collaborate with less friction. This also enabled multi-author editing, which is the greatest feature ever! The line between internal and external collaboration is blurred. You can reach me on Lync, get me on email, or Yammer. I can secure my documents with RMS – even with non-Microsoft people. If I need to electronically sign documents – I can purchase an Office Application from DocuSign. All of these things add up to the fact that the service model empowers me to live and work better..
Its my job as a Solution Architect at Microsoft to help customers realize this vision. My current role is largely working with customers who are deploying on-premises Exchange. This shift affect me, just like the customers I help on a daily basis. But, I'm excited about this future because I do enjoy helping customers solve business problems, and I see the IT industry shifting in this direction. Only time will tell
p.s. These are solely my opinions and do not represent Microsoft or anyone else's. There is no insight to inside information, or customer information implied.
No offence, but just like every sales guy out there since a few years, you are living in some kind of dream world where security nor confidentiality nor laws exist, where users can do whatever they want with corporate data with whatever device they have, where customers are willing to pay for each and every new features, even if those features do not matter to them, and where your whole IT infrastructure is entirely made of Microsoft software, and the latest version at that.Sadly, life doesn't work this way. Cloud is and will ever be unsecure and unreliable. BYOD is a mess which provides no visible benefits but costs a ton to support. Most companies won't accept to put all of their eggs into one basket (one editor), especially when this editor is unable to provide quality software for a start !. Most big companies have to bend to regulations and compliance which label Cloud as a definite no-no. And most companies want to keep control of their IT and bills, and even keep someone to blame under the hand when something goes really wrong. On-premises buissness are providing most of Microsoft cash for now - and for at least several years in the future. Sure you can always give them the middle finger and bet everything you have on the Cloud (not providing a polished RTM software like Exchange since years is a good example, or being unable to provide a single reliable patch since two years another one), but the only thing you are sure of is to lose customers.It reminds me of VMWare a few years ago, when they decided to raise their bill by a mere 300%. Guess what happened. Well if you decide to cut features and benefits for on-premises customers guess what will happen ? They won't choose to stay with Microsoft, they will look for another provider which, for a first, listens to their needs. As an IT pro, I work with all kind of companies. Small and very small are going for the cloud, because they cannot have an IT team and are not concerned with security. Some big ones also go full-out for the cloud, because their IT organization is a mess to the point they are better off handing everything to somebody else.Other ones stay away from Cloud, BYOD, and SaaS altogether.But maybe I'm a dinosaur. We'll see in a few years for sure.
Well said "Nebuly". These Microsoft Sales/marketing guys live in a dream planet.Once you are in the Hosting/Public Cloud/Office 365, the Vendor OWN your Data. That is NO NO for Enterprises, also we have many Security issues with the Hosting/Public Cloud/Office 365 (NSA, Backdoor).I did not see Scott Cameron or Jeffrey Rosen mention those issues with the Hosting/Public Cloud/Office 365. They are living in a dream world & just trying to sell something………….
Only time will tell. I agree, trust is a big issue..but I would challenge your 90% statistic and removed this post., I think that is grossly inaccurate. If you can provide facts to support it, please repost your comment.
In for far as protecting data in the cloud, there are controls - like Azure RMS supports bring your own key (I don't believe it works with EXO just yet), so MS has no access to your data. Also, you can move your mailboxes on/off premises at any time. You can go to http://trustoffice365.com/ and educate yourself. I personally think you are far worse off having a 3rd party manage your on-premises infrastructure. I've only seen the price continue to drop and additional features be added within the same plan. The competition in the cloud space has certainly been a benefit to the consumer. Anyway, my point was there are end-user features that are valued and on-premises deployments will be challenged with providing what end-users want.


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Dharma Teja may direct actor Kamal Haasan soon in a Telugu project. He admits that he met the actor recently, but the filmmaker has refused to reveal details about the meeting.
"I did meet Kamal sir recently but it's too early to comment about what we discussed. I've always wished to direct him," Teja told IANS.
Haasan, who predominantly works in the Tamil industry, has also worked in Telugu films such as "Sagara Sangamam" and "Swati Mutyam".
He was last seen 2009 Telugu film "Ee Naadu", which was a remake of Hindi blockbuster "A Wednesday".
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PHILADELPHIA, April 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Area senior and disabled members of Medicare Advantage plans today joined together for a rally to share stories about how they benefit from their health plans and voice their concerns about recently announced federal funding cuts, which are expected to result in higher plan premiums.
Invited members from local Medicare Advantage plans, including Independence Blue Cross, learned about legislative activity in Washington, DC, and wrote letters and videotaped messages to their elected officials to tell them how vital they believe these plans are for area seniors. The issue is particularly important to members who may have to drop their current coverage if rates increase, and return to a traditional Medicare plan, which has higher out-of-pocket costs and fewer benefits like comprehensive wellness and disease management programs.
Held at Penns Landing Caterers on Columbus Boulevard in Philadelphia, the meeting is hosted by the Coalition for Medicare Choices, a national advocacy group of more than 810,000 Americans with Medicare Advantage health coverage. Similar meetings are being held in other cities throughout the country.
"I really appreciate the coverage I have with my Keystone 65 Medicare Advantage plan," said Michael DiRenzo of Philadelphia. "I have wonderful care and great doctors with this plan. It has also saved me from high out-of-pocket costs when I recently had a hernia operation."
Medicare Advantage plans offer a different approach to health care coverage than beneficiaries experience under fee-for-service Medicare. Instead of focusing almost exclusively on treating beneficiaries when they are sick, these plans place a strong emphasis on preventive health care services that help keep beneficiaries healthy.
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text: In 'Staff' Professional ServicesStaff Back to 'Birmingham Business School' Dr David Houghton The Department of MarketingLecturer in Marketing Contact details Telephone0121 firstname.lastname@example.com AddressBirmingham Business SchoolUniversity of BirminghamEdgbastonBirminghamB15 2TTUniversity of Birmingham Edgbaston Birmingham B15 2TT UK David is currently a Lecturer in Marketing at Birmingham Business School, University of Birmingham. He has a Ph.D. in Management from the University of Bath, and a degree in Psychology. His research centers on the psychology of communication online, with a specific interest in the management of privacy, self-disclosure, uncertainty reduction and the formation, maintenance and deterioration of relationships.This research is combined with social marketing and social media to develop an understanding of how to best promote healthy social practices for individuals and society more generally. Dr. Houghton holds a general research interest in psychology, technology and social marketing. For more comprehensive information see David's site. Qualifications PhD Management, University of Bath BSc (Hons) Psychology, University of Westminster. Biography David joined Birmingham Business School as a lecturer in September 2011 and is currently completing his PhD in Management at the University of Bath. In the area of social marketing he is interested in the development of interpersonal relationships in online environments, specifically social media, with the aim of promoting best practices for successful relationship development. Identifying the specifics of the dialectic decisions involved in remaining private yet disclosing enough information for relational success, David's research draws on the fields of psychology, privacy, behavioural control, information systems and communications. Teaching Programme Tutor for MSc Marketing Communications. Teaches Marketing Analytics and Direct and Interactive Marketing to the Marketing MSc students. Allocates the MSc Marketing supervisors to dissertation research projects. Research Social Marketing Interpersonal relationships Privacy Communications Information Systems Psychology Quantitative and Qualitative research methods Other activities Advisory role to the BPS Ethics Committee on the use of social media by practicing psychologists and academics. Publications Coiffait, F-M., Bartlett, K., Houghton, D. J., & Condie, J. (In Press). Social Media and Clinical Psychology, friend or foe? Clinical Psychology Forum, BPS Division of Clinical Psychology.Houghton, D. J., & Joinson, A. N. (2012 In Press). Linguistic markers of secrets and sensitive self-disclosure in Twitter. Proceedings of the 45th Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences, January 4-7 2012, Grand Wailea, Maui, Hawaii.Joinson, A. N., Houghton, D. J., Vasalou, A., & Marder, B. L. (2011). Digital Crowding: Privacy, Self-Disclosure and Technology. In S. Trepte & L. Reinecke (Eds.), Privacy Online. Perspectives on Privacy and Self-Disclosure in the Social Web (pp. 31-44). Heidelberg and New York: Springer.Houghton, D. J., & Joinson, A. N. (2010). Privacy, Social Network Sites, and Social Relations. Journal of Technology in Human Services, 28(1), 74-94.Vasalou, A., Joinson, A. N., & Houghton, D. J. (In Submission). A prototype analysis of privacy. British Journal of Social Psychology.


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If you and your family are waterbabies, then Africa's magnificent lakes and sultry Indian Ocean should be on your all-time bucket list. Offering exciting destinations that are somewhat off the beaten track, the sheer diversity of both the topography and creatures of these underwater worlds has to be experienced to be believed.
I've rounded up four of the best bucket list ideas for those of you who, like me, are happiest in a cozzie (or bathing suit) with the lick of salt water on your skin…
#1 Swimming With Dolphins
Why do we feel an affinity with dolphins that we don't for other sea creatures, even equally impressive underwater citizens, like rays and giant turtles? Is it because we recognise their intelligence, emotions and social bonding as akin to our own? Is it because we have a distant and ancient memory of when we, too, were sea mammals? Whatever the reason, it's undeniable that swimming with these graceful acrobats tops belongs on top of water-loving travellers' bucket lists. People from all walks of life who've experienced swimming with wild dolphins speak about feeling emotionally restored and a sense of deep harmony in body and mind.
How to do it? Fly into Zanzibar. Check in. Set sail from Bewjuu Beach on the south-east looking for a pod of dolphins. Find them. Stop and dive in. Have the time of your life! The 7-day Beautiful Zanzibar Beach Adventure is a good place to start.
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Divers demand two things: as much visibility as possible and as much to see as possible (we won't deny that warmish water may come a close third!). Both the Seychelles and the Quirimbas Archipelago off the remote northern coast of Mozambique deliver all three in abundance.
How to do it? The 8-day Stunning Seychelles Island Escape starts off on Desroches Island, a miniscule speck in the ocean that takes 40 minutes to reach by helicopter. There are at least 18 classified dive sites here - like Big Cave, a 60m-deep tunnel - as well as masses of virgin reef to explore, making Desroches the jewel in the Seychelles' diving crown.
But don't sneeze at Vamizi Island in the 6-day Quirimbas Castaway Dream. Reefs here harbour over 400 species of fish and feature dramatic drop-offs; indeed, Neptune's Arm, a drop-off so steep and so crowded with fish that you can barely see the view, has been named one of the Top 10 dive sites in the world.
#3 Sunset Dhow Cruise
They're the stuff of fairytales these ancient sea-faring dhows. Their distinctive silhoettes have dotted the horizon along Africa's eastern seaboard for centuries, ferrying countless merchants, sailors, fishermen and the odd pirate or two. Today, dhows – with their wide bellies and tall sails that look like the dorsal fin on a marlin – are still very much in use off the coasts of Kenya, Tanzania, Zanzibar and Mozambique. Totally eco-friendly because they rely solely on wind power and human elbow grease, boat and captain form an almost tangible bond, each responding instantly to the other's touch and movement. A sunset cruise on a dhow is one of the most romantic things you can ever do at sea – the sun streaking the horizon vivid tangerine, a warm breeze picking up the tropical scents like vanilla and cloves from nearby islands…
How to do it? The 7-day Luxury Benguerra Island Holiday is a good place to start. A remote island tucked in the Bazaruto Archipelago off Mozambique, Benguerra is easiest to reach by helicopter. Then swap the hi-tech for the lo-fi – dhow cruises here will have you gliding over crystal-clear water as you pass beaches of golden sand that are almost totally deserted.
#4 Setting Sail on a Private Yacht
A yacht is one thing; a private yacht with the crew at your beck and call on Lake Malawi is quite another. Nicknamed 'the lake of stars' by explorer David Livingstone because of the way fishermen's lanterns reflected on its waters, Lake Malawi is very big, very deep and home to the world's greatest variety of species in a single body of freshwater.
How to do it? Board the Mufasa, a 38-foot catamaran that sleeps 10, on the 9-day Malawi Bush & Beach for Families tour. The crew sets sail for Monkey Bay harbour, while you snorkel and dive at Boadzulu Island and Mzinzi Bay. When you finally float to the surface, you'll find the chef has prepared a seafood barbeque on a secluded beach just for you. Utter bliss…
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Every season Jonesboro boys basketball coach Dan Maehlman encounters the same challenge. Freshman enter the Cardinals program coming from different middle schools with varying degrees of basketball knowledge.
To Maehlman, they are a clean slate. One freshman surprised Maehlman this season when he asked the Jonesboro coach, "What's a charge?"
After graduating four-fifths of Jonesboro's starting lineup, Maehlman expected to lean heavily upon a group of freshmen and transfers, which meant teaching would be paramount. How quickly the Cardinals learned Maehlman's system and developed a team chemistry would determine Jonesboro's season.
After a victory over Stockbridge on Tuesday, the Cardinals (14-9, 10-4 Region 4-AAAA) have won six in a row going into Friday night's contest against Ola (9-12, 6-8).
"Our kids are starting to like each other, trust each other, play together on the floor," Maehlman said. "I think that's why we've reeled off a couple of wins."
Freshmen like Cameron Sutton and Patrick Petty have contributed significant minutes and embraced their roles as lock-down defenders. That was evident when the two held reigning Henry County player of the year Chris Davis of Stockbridge to just seven points in a 57-42 victory Jan. 5.
Junior transfers Rasham Suarez and Myron Sallie have stepped into the starting lineup and provided consistent scoring. Suarez, a native of Puerto Rico by way of Las Vegas, scored 21 against Stockbridge on Tuesday. Rollie added 13.
Jonesboro's second-half surge has it in second place behind North Clayton in the region and having fun.
"It's been fun since the beginning," Suarez said. "We started struggling in the beginning, but now we're playing together as a team. We're having fun out there. I'm having fun out there. That's what matters."
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"I've got seven, eight or nine guys that really understand their role," Maehlman said, "and that's what it's all about. They go out and do whatever it is, whether defend, rebound, take charges, make the extra pass and that's what we're starting to do.
"At the beginning of the year we didn't do that. That's why we'd win one game and lose one, win two and then lose one. But we're starting to get to that point."
Ola provides another barometer for Jonesboro despite the Mustangs' record. The Mustangs continued their strong play against Jonesboro, earning a 57-49 win Jan. 13. The teams split last season. Both games were decided by less than four points.
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What an amazing trip! We had the funniest tour guide who was knowledgeable and entertaining. The trip is long but enjoyable and relaxing. The helicopter ride was by far the best experience I have ever had, I would highly recommend the flight, you definitely will not regret nor forget it! Such a wonderful tour, would definitely go again!!
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There are so many reasons I would recommend this tour to anyone wanting to see the Great Ocean Road! Stuart of Go West was a fun and knowledgeable guide who also provided super-yummy baked goods for our morning tea/coffee we stopped at many locations for photos and short walks the time allowed at each location was long enough for photos, but short enough that we could see the highlights from Melbourne to Port Campbell during daylight and the noodle place option for supper on our way back was fast, yummy and relatively cheap there were other options, we went for stir fry. Highly recommended!
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Having a knowledgeable tour guide like Jon who drove the group everywhere made for a wonderful experience! As I'm from the US, I for one would not be comfortable driving on the other side of the road, and who can enjoy the scenic views when doing so, along narrow, windy roads?
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Logistically, this tour organization nailed it! The Thai lunch included in the ticket price was hot and satisfying, and there are a handful of dinner options on the drive back to Melbourne. We even had morning tea with coffee/tea options from a thermos and poundcake during a break in the drive. Pit stops are planned out every couple hours, which was just right.
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The new study, which was partially funded by drug manufacturer Wyeth, included more than 7,500 women from the Women's Health Initiative who took estrogen for about six years. Roughly five years after stopping treatment, the women were 23 percent less likely to develop breast cancer when compared to their counterparts who never used HRT.
Women in the estrogen group who did develop breast cancer were 63 percent less likely to die from the disease, compared to women who never took it. The lower risk of breast cancer was seen only among women without risk factors for breast cancer, such as a history of benign breast disease or a strong family history of breast cancer, the study showed.
"The story is pretty clear about estrogen plus progestin -- no matter the age of the women, estrogen plus progestin increases [the risk of] breast cancer, heart disease, stroke and blood clots," Anderson said. "These risks outweigh the benefits for all age groups."
Why estrogen alone may lower breast cancer risk while adding progestin seems to increase the risk is the million dollar question.
"There are hypotheses about the role of estrogen in breasts after a woman has gone through menopause," Anderson said. For example, "her breast tissue, including any precancerous cells, may go through changes as a result of menopause that make them susceptible to estrogen in a way that discourages cell growth."
Estrogen-only therapy is not without risks, however. For estrogen alone, the Women's Health Initiative data showed no overall effect of estrogen on heart disease, but an increased risk of strokes and blood clots.
Women are understandably confused about whether they should take hormones to treat their menopausal symptoms, and for how long they can safely use the therapy.
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It _adds_ to dead birds, rather than trading places with glass, cars, etc. How they compare will be determined by how far out we want to build wind. If we go 100% - 150% of our requirements, and account for the staggering increase in those requirements from not only powering the grid that exists, but adding to it electric vehicles to 100% convert the highways to electricity, there probably won't be a square inch of sky that you can photograph in the USA that doesn't have a wind generator occluding it.
I know how to make beer.
...And we have a winner folks!
We need enforcement of current laws. I have never, never, seen anyone pulled over for talking or texting on the phone. Let alone charged for it.
And if we're talking about context-sensitive devices, how about a car that extends a 4" spike from the steering wheel every time it sense you fscking around with your phone.
Oh yeah? How do you make a car go down the road on nuclear electricity? You can't just use a long extension cord, you need a battery. So far, the battery tech is too expensive and too limited to replace all the internal combustion engined vehicles there are. You can get it to work for a price in a car like a Tesla, but your Ford F150 with an electric motor is probably going to have a 12 mile range with current battery tech.
I don't think that would even stop them form collecting debt.
Yeah, its as safe as fracking most likely, so its something we should be doing.
Dead birds are dead birds. Those big paddles in the sky are going to have an effect, and if there are LOTS of paddles in the sky, then there's going to be LOTS of dead birds. I really ain't that all broke up about it, EXCEPT if it does rid the skies of all the birds. Don't think it'll happen at any concentration of wind machines, having birds live normal length lives might be a thing of the past.
Yes, wind and solar. Solar thermal can work at night if the thermal part is used to heat something that stays hot all night. Wind is 24 hours as long as there's a good enough breeze. But these things are EXPENSIVE. If it was just a matter of all the well-to-do people just having to cough up some more so that they are not quite so well-to-do, it might fly. But there are something like 49 million people in poverty in the USA, and they cannot stand having their electric bills double. They need cheap to survive. Living in poverty is said to take about 6.5 years off your life, and if you do it as a kid, the 6.5 years are not recoverable with subsequent prosperity. We can't induce more poverty while chasing this idea.
So running a conductor through a changing magnetic field will no longer produce a charge?
No it won't. It will produce an electric field which can be used to push charges around, but will not produce a charge.
Putting two lead oxide plates in an acid batch will no longer cause a chemical reaction?
Nope - no electrochemical reaction. You need metals of differing electronegativity, like Pb and PbO2.
My goodness, I was unaware that a catastrophe large enough to cause an apocalyptic event would change the fundamental laws of physics.
You're right it won't, but you might want to brush up on what they are before the apocalypse.
You sound young.
Essentially, a living will lets everyone know what course of medical treatment, if any, you want followed if you are unable to communicate your wishes yourself. Understand what makes a living will valid in Arkansas in this infographic. ( http://www.arkansas-estateplanning.com/living-wills-in-arkansas-infographic/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=living-wills-in-arkansas-infographic)
Vantage of Radio Stations January 23, 2014 High stretched out peering up over most vantage points, a radio antennae built and made to transmit signal looms. Somewhere near by, sometimes in a building that holds it and sometimes just a shy distance is where the programming takes place; the idle ( http://www.oxtalksmusic.com/)
Your sources are incorrect. The paper claims solar irradiation is down in the last 30 years, it is not down over the years since the Industrial Revolution.
To my knowledge, AGW skeptics do not run the LASP Colorado lab. In fact, it follows a pretty decent trend up from the 1700s, just like the Global Warming claims.
Only I don't need humans to show it, I can use that gigantic ball of fusion in the sky that adds magnitudes more energy to the system than we do to provide it.
Changes in Total Solar Irradiation cause climate change is much easier to prove than AGW, and thus is a better fit for the data.
That's always in demand, and probably more after the apocalypse. Whiskey and ammunition...
Which basically means: Who the fuck knows which skills will be useful and which ones won't?
Toilet paper and fingernail clippers will be the currency of the realm.
The part with airport/heliport actually does make sense, doesn't it?
Below 400 feet on the other hand is simply bull. How the heck should you know? I don't know about your RC planes, but mine don't come with an altimeter. Though IIRC they just recently outlawed areal pics around here unless you have a license for them. Privacy concerns... yeah, no kidding, that is the official reason. Even though you already must not fly RC planes in residential areas. So whose privacy could you violate? The ducks in the pond next to our RC "airfield"?
...but knows when to cockpunch you for driving like an idiot would be a boon to mankind.
It usually churns my stomach -as a Christian- to watch movies like 2012, where we have an "apocalypse" (catastrophic event falsely linked to the biblical event) just to find out that now we have a broken up, backwards world, ruled by some advantageous morons, and inhabited by egotistical ciizens. My, what a world!
Sounds a lot like the rapture
Health related analysis to facilitate decision making about healthcare and wellness based on the body's ability to respond to subtle stimuli. The body's natural energetic field is a communication link between the patient/client and the computer via a hand cradle. ( http://alternativehealthchoice.com)
Well lights after dark would be one great reason for electricity as would radio so as to communicate with others. Motors would be another great use. security camera or alarm systems. Using preexisting power tools would be another great one. And as for transmitting power over a distance I would far rather use electricity it is much easier to splice a cable than repair a couple hundred yards of mechanical linkages.
Depends. If you're a bank, you might get a fastpass with tax money.
Have a small amount of C-4 explosive in the phone. If the phone is switched on when the velocity is greater than 30 mph *BOOM*.
And instead of airbags, we should also have daggers sticking out of our steering wheels, poised directly at our hearts. That way people will only be able to drive like assholes once.
Darwinian evolution is our friend. Let's use it!
I'm told that Tito wanted schools to teach both Latinate and Cyrillic, to keep the Croatians happy, but in practice it turned out to be one or the other.
My wife was the daughter of academics and descendant from old royalists and Orthodox, so she learned the cyrillic, mainly.
I'll tell you, Belgrade is one interesting place. That country has seen a lot of trouble, and there's a great deal of unhappiness and dissatisfaction, but through the eyes of someone like me who grew up in the US, it's a complex stew, and so different from other European capitals.
The time I've spent there has taught me how complicated most of the world is.
It is a platform by itself, sure. There are games only available on Steam. But there is no marketing effort there. I cannot say for ads on the Internet overall because I use AdBlock, but I don't see Steam trying to grab attention of gaming media. I don't live in the US but I'm could guess that Steam does not use TV ads just as MS and Sony does. Their public is on another place already. Sure they get a lot of attention on the Internet because they matter a LOT, but nowadays they don't need to try to get attention. A simple Gabe's sneeze sends ripples through the entire PC gaming community right away. I think the difference between Steam and hardware platforms is that a console adds an entirely new capability to a television. Steam depends on an already present computer, and for some reason people likes to play in front of a television, that is usually far away from computers. To make Steam more like a console they made the Steam Machines. That is the entire point of the Machine, even if they seem quite lost about it.
Then forget about the wastefulness of having tons of motors and tons of transformers and tons of heat sources and tons of heatsinks in a house. Simple systems that are designed for their ecosystem. Not the aggressive shit storm we have right now.
That works nearly every single time? Every laptop finger print scanner I've used SUCKED. Accuracy was always terrible AND slow. Granted, I've had limited experience. On a Gateway laptop from 2008 and a Lenovo Thinkpad from 2010.
Touch ID was the first time I've used biometrics and it wasn't a total crapshoot if it'd work.
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Carol Marcus being in Starfleet, and on the Enterprise, is another one of those silly small universe syndrome ideas.
In the Prime universe, it's highly unlikely. She and her whole group were shown to be civilian scientists, and her son had a hatred against anything Starfleet (which certainly would have played out differently when "she was one of them once").
Not necesarily. Even if we assume Prime Carol Marcus was once in Starfleet, we don't know the circumstances for why she left. She could have left under less than pleasnt circumstances and her bitterness towards Starfleet could have rubbed off on David causing him to actively hate Starfleet.
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Using ExpressMD Solution's offerings health care providers will be able to easily view their specific patient's vital statistics and make adjustments to the patient's care plans via the Internet. ExpressMD Solution's easy to use patient monitoring system is intended to provide patients with increased peace of mind and improved condition outcomes through a combination of care plan schedule reminders and comprehensive disease management education on their in- home communication unit. The service will provide intelligent routing to alert on-duty caregivers whenever a patient's vital signs are outside of the practitioner's pre-set ranges. Health care providers and health insurers also are expected to benefit by having additional tools to improve patient care, and reduce overall in-person and emergency room patient visits.
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Local growers escape freeze threat; warm up on the way
On Wednesday, local growers faced another restless night.
Their big worry? Frost.
While freeze warnings for Lee, Collier and Hendry counties were lifted on Wednesday morning by the National Weather Service, there were still warnings of a crop-damaging frost overnight.
The forecast was for light winds and clearer skies, ideal conditions for frost. Temperatures were still expected to dip into the mid-to-lower 30s inland, getting close to freezing.
A warming trend is expected to continue, with temperatures getting back into the 70s during the day and the 60s at night as the weekend approaches.
Local growers hoped the worst was over after many saw several hours of below freezing temperatures on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. They're still assessing that damage, but it appears they came out OK.
"We did see some crop damage, but nothing catastrophic like last year," said Gene McAvoy, a multi-county vegetable agent with the University of Florida/IFAS in Hendry County.
This time of year, there are a variety of crops in the ground in Southwest Florida including tomatoes, green beans, eggplant, cucumbers and squash. The investment from growers in those crops is easily $700 million to $800 million, McAvoy said.
Much of the damage he's seen so far is on older tomato plants that were burned by the cold weather. He said a little wind went a long way to keep frost from forming on plants on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, and temperatures stayed mostly above 28 degrees in tomato and other vegetable fields in Immokalee.
A little damage might not be so bad, he said, especially on tomatoes, because when supplies are a little shorter prices usually rise. Now, a 25-pound box of round tomatoes is going for $8, which is about what it costs to grow and harvest them.
McAvoy wasn't too worried about Wednesday night's forecast, despite warnings of frost.
"It doesn't look too bad," he said.
Frank Oakes, a grower and owner of Food and Thought Organic Market and Restaurant in Naples, wasn't worried either saying, "It's over."
For him it's over because this year he planted more cold-hearty crops to limit his losses after devastating freezes the last few years.
"The frost doesn't bother anything that's out there," he said.
He only has one row of tomatoes, one row of cucumbers, one row of squash and six rows of beans, which he can easily cover when frost threatens. He said he won't be able to tell until Friday if those crops were damaged overnight on Tuesday, when he saw the temperature at his farm drop to 27 for "quite some time."
About 90 percent of his organic farm is now filled with crops like broccoli, cauliflower and green lettuce.
"The green crops actually like it," Oakes said of the frigid air. "They'll be sweeter."
He's lost "a handful of ripe strawberries" at his farm, which is off Immokolee Road near the Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary. He picked whatever he could ahead of the cold snap.
The Naples Botanical Garden off Bayshore Drive in East Naples, which only covered its most vulnerable plants, came out OK too.
"There was not heavy frost and we did leave everything covered throughout the day," Shannon Palmer, the garden's external affairs manager said on Wednesday afternoon.
Today, the frost cloths will be removed as temperatures continue to warm across Southwest Florida.
Some of the region's growers saw more frost than they expected on Wednesday morning.
"We were below freezing in most areas at 9 p.m. last night. It's been a long night," said Mike Murphy, the CEO of Cooperative Producers Inc., a large citrus grower with groves in Collier, Lee and Hendry counties.
At the Hendry County grove, temperatures dipped as low as 22 overnight Tuesday. At 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday, some of the colder spots were still at 23.
"You have some crispy leaves out there now," Murphy said. "They're frozen solid."
Shoots on young citrus trees were bending over, showing signs of damage too.
As fruit was cut open and inspected at the three groves, some of it was slushy. But none of it was covered in hard ice, a good sign, Murphy said.
"I am unsure how the groves will react to the cold and durations because of the lack of acclimation. But, all in all I would say the groves came through fairly good," Murphy said.
The freezing temperatures followed months of mostly warm weather. So plants and trees had little time to adjust to the Arctic blast.
With little wind and clear skies, temperatures dropped fast on Tuesday night.
"We were hoping the wind would stay up, but it laid down," Murphy said.The wind was just strong enough to make the grower's microjet sprinklers ineffective, blowing the protective fog they create away from the trees.
Murphy fears more damage to citrus from the cold weather tonight and early tomorrow.
U.S. Sugar Corp. in Clewiston doesn't expect major damage from Tuesday night's freeze.
"It looks like we dodged another bullet," Judy Sanchez, a company spokeswoman, said in an email.
The grower did see frost in more isolated, low lying areas on Wednesday morning, but it was nothing widespread.
Southern Gardens Citrus, a subsidiary of U.S. Sugar, saw temperatures drop below freezing in all of its groves by 9 p.m. on Tuesday. There were some pockets that dropped as low as 26 for several hours.
"We do not expect any major issues with fruit or tree damage, but we will continue to evaluate our trees and fruit over the next few days," Sanchez said.
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As a share holder for a good while.... I'm a believer in Aubrey McClendon. Let's not forget what he's done in building a huge company that has tons of upside potential. If natural gas wasn't at all time lows we wouldn't be having this conversation. Stay strong Aubrey!
I agree - Aubrey has done more for this community, city, state, and natural gas industry than any other CEO around. Without his initiative in bringing natural gas fueling stations to the state and interstate system, natural gas fueling stations would not be where they are now. The government and this administration certainly aren't doing anything to promote this clean and efficient fuel. Mr. McClendon treats his employees with dignity and respect and I applaud him for his efforts and will stand by him and support him in whatever initiatives and endeavors he tackles. We need more executives like him who are not afraid to take risks.
From a $50K Startup in 1989 to a 100 million dollar man by 2008, Aubery McClendon has done alright for himself.
One way of looking at this company is that the CEO and board were willing to put there skin in the game rether than selling off shares.
".One way of looking at this company is that the CEO and board were willing to put there skin in the game rether than selling off shares."
The CEO was forced to sell off most of his shares over three days in 2008 after he got hit with margin calls.
"A stake that was worth $1.9 billion just a few months earlier vanished almost overnight, and McClendon said in an Oct. 10 press release that he was 'very disappointed' by having to sell." The company bolstered McClendon's personal wealth by increasing his pay "fivefold to $100 million," purchasing "McClendon's personal art collection -- vintage maps that had been hanging in Chesapeake's corporate office -- for $12.1 million," and paying "$4.6 million to sponsor the Oklahoma City Thunder, a National Basketball Assn. team in which McClendon owns a 19% stake."
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This is looking great.
It is the distant future. Humanity have never dreamt of surviving for so long. The few hundred human beings have managed to construct Arcan Central, and hide from the outer world. From the many horrors they had to suffer. Somehow, Earth had become a barren wasteland, but no one seems to remember why did that happen. Have wars scorched our planet? Was it some kind of accident that destroyed almost any lifeform on our homeworld? The council means everything. They are the protection, the safety... they live to serve humanity. To prevent any of the council members from gaining too much power, a Controller is elected from the inhabitants. This Controller must command the Droid army, created by the Council. Arcan is a unique sci-fi turn-based strategy game, with significant RPG elements. All characters on a map have the ability to evolve, and even combine their abilities with other units. So, despite the relatively small amount of unit types, it is impossible to fight the same battle twice
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Use your abilities anywhere on the battlefield and turn the tide of battle by weakening the enemy troops. Alternatively take the covert approach and sabotage the enemy power supply to shut down their production. You can rely entirely on researching superior weapons or special abilities. Or you can risk building a large economy, constructing a massive army from your enormous resources. The strategy you use and how many troops you sacrifice to reach your goal will influence the attitude of your crew towards you.
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This is looking great.
O_O, want. Not sure if I can wait that long for it xD
Interesting, will look forward to this.
Hoping for a Linux version!