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Principal Electrical Engineer Salary
Principal Electrical Engineers receive generous compensation in the United States — earning an average of $122K per year, their standard salaries shoot well into the six-figure range. Incomes of Principal Electrical Engineers vary widely depending on performance components; bonuses and profit sharing that can occasionally exceed $21K cause paychecks to spread between $101K on the low end and $171K on the high end. Compensation for this group is mainly affected by geography, but the specific employer and tenure are influential factors as well. Nearly all report receiving medical coverage from their employers and most collect dental insurance. Job satisfaction is high and work is enjoyable for most Principal Electrical Engineers. The data in this summary comes from the PayScale salary survey.
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Job Description for Principal Electrical Engineer
A principal electrical engineer oversees electrical-related building or design projects within their organization, as well as oversees a staff of junior engineers who work in their planning and execution. The principal electrical engineer serves in a project manager capacity, regularly inspecting and reviewing the work being done, noting any needed corrections or adjustments. For many building and design firms, the principal engineer also performs cost forecasting, projections, and estimations; these are essential to provide clients with an accurate assessment of costs. It then falls to the principal electrical engineer to ensure the project comes in at (or near) the forecasted cost.Read More...
The principal design engineer is also be involved in making hiring decisions for his or her team. They assess design and project needs and put teams together to address these requirements as efficiently as possible. They regularly review performance and assess their teams based on accepted quality assurance standards for electrical engineering and design.
A principal electrical engineer normally works in an office or manufacturing environment during regular business hours, although overtime may be required depending on project needs.
To work as a principal electrical engineer, an individual generally needs at least a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, although postgraduate study may be required. In many states, these engineers are also required to possess some form of licensing or certification as well. Because of the management nature of this position, a company is likely to look for individuals with at least five to seven years experience in electrical engineering or electrical design.
Principal Electrical Engineer Tasks
- Manage all aspects Electrical Engineering projects from beginning phases until completion.
- Develop policies and procedures for use of the created products.
- Develop, design, and test electrical devices.
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Broadcom Corporation offers the largest salaries in town — $150K on average.
Principal Electrical Engineers will find the worst pay at BAE Systems Inc., where the median salary crawls in at $108K. Furthermore, compensation is curbed at $160K, leaving little room for growth.
Popular Skills for Principal Electrical Engineer
Survey participants wield an impressively varied skill set on the job. Most notably, skills in Simulation, Controls, Engineering Design, and Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) are correlated to pay that is above average. Skills that pay less than market rate include Robotics, System Integration, and Software Development. Those familiar with Engineering Design also tend to know Design and Simulation.
Pay by Experience Level for Principal Electrical Engineer
Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience.
Folks with fewer than five years of experience take home $114K on average. Interestingly, those who have worked for five to 10 years report receiving a smaller median salary of $114K. For Principal Electrical Engineers, 10 to 20 years of experience on the job amounts to an average salary of $128K. Big financial gains seem to result from working for more than two decades; veterans in this group report earning $134K on average.
Pay Difference by Location
San Jose is home to an above-average pay rate for Principal Electrical Engineers, 22 percent higher than the national average. Principal Electrical Engineers can also look forward to large paychecks in cities like Santa Clara (+19 percent), San Francisco (+18 percent), Detroit (+12 percent), and Los Angeles (+10 percent). Those in the field find the lowest salaries in Pittsburgh, 15 percent below the national average. Houston and Dayton are a couple other places where companies are known to pay below the median — salaries are 9 percent lower and 7 percent lower, respectively.
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A wise man once said "money can't buy me love," but personally I think he is crazy because obviously it can. Well robot-love anyway, because with a lot of money one could quite easily build a robot that is designed specifically to love. I don't know about human love to be honest, but I guess you could buy a lot of flowers or something and maybe that would work. Of course flowers sometimes have bees in them and if you gave a girl a flower with a bee in it and the bee came out and stung her on the face then it would be really embarrassing because the girl would be in pain and also tragic because the bee would die. Bees don't need money anyway, all they need is pollen to make honey with and they are happy. We should all be like bees.
But in this corrupt world we are not bees and we need money because it can be exchanged for the important necessities in life such as food and tarot cards. "Oh but Moof my dear," the voice in my head asks, "I don't have any money, can I have some please?" No you silly devil you cannot because I do not have any. However, like a beautiful angel sent from the heavens as in the bestseller novel The Bible, I am going to make you all millionaires. Simply follow my simple guide and choose the path that is right for you, and before you know it you will be living in an enormous mansion with an Olympic-sized swimming pool filled with cocaine and live dogs made out of gold. On the moon.
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I was driving on the highway a few days ago and a thought occurred to me. At first I was surprised, and then a little afraid, but when I had come to the realization that I was capable of abstract thought while simultaneously being flung through the desert at eighty miles per hour inside my rusted deathtrap named Bogart, I came to recognize the full potential of what had just struck me. The idea was a simple one - FeatherKitties. I intend to breed a new species of animal that is basically a kitten with feathers. I am not sure how I will do this yet but maybe I will use some kind of genetic machine or ask Jesus. The FeatherKitty is sure to be a great hit with all the family, combining the warm and lovable qualities of a cat with the beautiful plumage of an eagle. I do not yet know if it will have a beak or not, but it will definitely be able to lay eggs. They will not fly because that would be ridiculous.
Method Two: Get a JobOH SPOKKERJONES
This is the method that is least likely to succeed while also requiring the most work. It is terribly difficult to find a job that pays a great deal of money. If you know how to build rockets or perform brain surgery then you may be in luck, but I feel I can do both with a little practice and yet I have a terrible job that mostly consists of smiling a lot even when I am crying inside.
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Please do not tell him, but I am currently trying to win the heart of Something Awful's very own Zachary "SpokkerJones" Gutierrez. One day I hope we will get married and live in his sprawling underground bunker located deep beneath New York City where we can plot the destruction of the western world and dance all night beneath the stars and five hundred feet of rock and dirt. Shhh, it's a secret.
Method Four: Kill a Rich Person
If SpokkerJones shuns my advances he will be in for a little surprise, if you catch my drift. Hehe.
Any one of these tried and tested methods will put you on the fast road to financial freedom and the moral bankruptcy that comes with having enough money to buy an entire African tribe. "What will life be like when I am as rich as a hog in mud?" I can hear the voice ask me. I do not know, voice. Here are some examples of rich people and maybe you can make up your mind for yourself for once in your life.
The Richest Person in the World - Bill "AppleHead" Gates
Bill "AppleHead" Gates spent the majority of his 50 billion dollar fortune researching and implementing a replacement head that is also an apple. With his apple head, Mr. Gates now controls both the software world and the world of fruit. I fear it will not be long before every home computer is accompanied by a small army of bananas and melons, ready to strike at any moment.
His head is made of apples and love and applelove.
The Second Richest Person in the World - George W. "Have You Forgotten?" Bush
George Bush made most of his money by stealing it from his father and smuggling oil across the border during the Vietnam War. He uses a lot of the money to buy big cowboy hats and big cowboy horses, but the majority of it goes towards a tireless campaign of reminding people who have forgotten. Who could forget, I hope you have not forgotten. Don't worry if you have forgotten, because soon you will remember again. Even if it took these three years to put those terrible images out of your mind, all you have to do is turn on your television and you will be reminded once again. I certainly have not forgotten. A vote for George W. Bush is a vote for remembering stuff, unless it is "how to vote for a person who is not a maniac."
The Third Richest Person in the World - Gabe "Headcrab" Newell
The man behind the hit video game Half-Life, as well as its expansion packs Half-Life: It's a Trap! and Half-Life: Dinowarriors. Gabe is now working on the sequel, which is to be released some time this year and will include the following amazing updates:
The main character, Gordon Freeman, can now bury himself underground and dig through the soil like a mole.
New enemies include seven different types of zombies, another helicopter with a gun, and a surprise guest appearance. (Clue: it is Nemo from Disney's blockbuster family movie Finding Nemo!!).
All weapons will be replaced with nonviolent alternatives, such as The Hands of Praying and The Love Dove.
Crates will be improved with many different varieties of wood, including pine, birch, and even mahogany!
While writing this travesty of an article, I could not help but feel that the bees have got it easy. They never have to worry about paying bills or anything of the sort. Oh to be a bee, flying around all day without a care in the world. Imagine a world in which we are all bees, my friends. Nothing to kill or die for, and a lot of honey too. Bzzzzz.
In the coming days Prombles will completely revolutionize the way we think about useless household devices. With less expensive alternatives like Amazon's Echo and Google Home already on the market, what can our smart speaker offer you, the customer?
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Corey Haim faces off against roller hockey gangs and computer chess viruses of doom!
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Traditional Polish cuisine includes Polish sausage (kielbasa), red beet soup (barszcz), duck blood soup (czernina), Polish dumplings (pierogi), cabbage rolls (golabki), Polish pork chops (kotlety schabowe), Polish stew (bigos), various potato dishes, as well as desserts like Polish doughnuts (paczki) and Polish gingerbread (pierniki).
1-1/4 cups flour
3/4 tsp. baking powder
1/4 tsp. salt
1/4 cup butter or margarine
1 egg
3 Tbps sour cream
1/3 cup confetioners sugar
6 eggs
2 cups confectioners sugar
1 1/2 tsp. vanilla extract
1 lb. farmers cheese or ricotta
2/3 cup melted butter
1-1/2 cups mashed potatoes (not seasoned)
You can save the ones from the night before.
2 tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. nutmeg
1/2 tsp. salt
1/4 cup grated orange or lemon peel
For the dough, combine the flour, salt and baking powder in a bowl. Cut in the butter with a fork.
Beat egg into the sour cream. Stir into the flour mixture then stir in the sugar. Knead the dough until well mixed and smooth.
Roll dough on a floured surface into a rectangle. Line a 13x9x2 inch pan with the dough and bring dough part the way up sides.
For the filling, separate 1 egg and reserve the whites, beat remaining yolk and whole eggs with the the sugar for 5 minutes at hight speed of a electric mixer. Add the vanilla, beat at high until the mixture is soft.
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We may be stumbling on semantics here. What I mean by truly dormant buds'
are buds that rarely grow under any circumstances. In a Hosta such a Sum &
Substance only a few of the buds that develop at the base of the plant
actually grow into shoots making this plant hard to propagate in the field.
BAP does cause more of these buds to go on and break than they would
normally. If you remove the apical growing center (or damage it by
splitting the stem with a knife) you can get the same phenomena.
I do not disagree with you about the growers responsibility to sell good
plants to the public. Bad plant are available, and they are often cheep, so
I do not see an end to the problem.
Jim Anderson
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To: email@example.com <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Date: Sunday, August 15, 1999 11:54 AM
Subject: Re: sports
>James M. Anderson wrote:
>> Ran,
>> I am not sure I agree with you about the dormant bud observation. All
>> in Hosta are dormant until they grow. I am sure you know that Hosta
>> is typified by a lateral bud developing into a strong leader that we see
>> a shoot.
>Yes, It is part of what I teach in the Bud Isolation process.
>by adding BAP to the culture medium. We
>> are not inducing the truly dormant axially buds (those that do not swell)
>> any more than natural growth does.
>That is intresting. I am not sure where one differentiates between the
>"truly dorment buds" and "dorment buds". It was my impression that the
>noton on the part of many who use "BAP" was that very dorment buds are
>being "pushed".
> Now, some technical stuff. Under controlled conditions, TC should work
>> described in the above paragraph. However, we do not live in an ideal
>> world. The growth conditions that we provide the plants are, obviously,
>> perfect and we can get greedy and try to push the plants too hard
>> phytohormone concentrations and some other things). Under these
>> we get what is called bud proliferation (hundreds of buds formed in a
>> which at the extreme are called bud balls).
>This phenomenon, has plegued the production of Rhododendrons also. In
>fact to the point where some Tc production of them was stopped a few
>years ago. I sometimes get hostas where this seems to be taking place
>long after they are out of the lab. I also believe I have induced the
>process chemically in my garden.
> The amount of bud proliferation
>> is variety dependent, and is most often seen on new explants. It can be
>> easily missed if not watched for. This technique is used in many plants
>> get mass production of the plant (Bananas for example). When we grew
>> venus fly traps we could get up to 250 plants from a single jar. Hosta
>> would be a lot less expensive if we could use this technique. It is a
>> danger in Hosta production (and probably day lilies as well) because it
>> leads to so many off types. We discard any cultures that form any bud
>> proliferation. Even a small amount of proliferation (which can be hard to
>> see) can really mess up a line.
>> I know that as a lab gets large, it can get harder to control the
>> that can lead to problems (such as bud proliferation), and some labs
>> do not seem to care that much about product.
>That is exactly my contention , and the reason for my notion that what
>needs to be said of Tc is that there are many more "sports" than one in
>ten thousand and as a result some may get through to the grower. Many
>growers seem to be operating under the thinking that they have only to
>rush a plant to market , and take the resulting profits. Somewhere we
>are (in some cases) loosing the idea, that the ultimate responsibility
>for marketing the correct plant , belongs to the grower/retailer.
>In the Hosta business, you can
>> end up with a mess if you let things get out of hand. I am amazed at
what I
>> see at the Horticultural trade shows. All yellow Francis Williams, So
>> with a very thin variegation, and that yellow Gold Standard. I could go
>> but you get the point. Do not get me wrong, I am not bad mouthing the
>> Hosta labs that you are familiar with, but there are many other labs
>> (foreign and domestic) that are beginning to produce Hosta with mixed
>> results. How does a lab in India (I am not picking on one country here)
>> know how to cull a Hosta that will not even grow there?
>Many of us had this problems with Holland labs, to the point where I
>simply gave up on them.
>> I agree with you that it is the responsibility of the TC lab to produce
>> culled plants, but that is an ideal that will probably not be reached in
>> today's market. The nature of TC will produce some bad plants from time
>> time, and I wait in fear for the time that I sell something that is
>> not true to form.
>> Jim Anderson
>To sign-off this list, send email to email@example.com with the
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As writer Jeff Hannusch observed, Chuck Berry's guitar, Earl Palmer's drumming, and Lee Allen's sax comprise the instrumental Holy Trinity of rock 'n' roll. In fact, it's hard to imagine the music without them. Allen was featured on Little Richard's Tutti Frutti, Shirley & Lee's Let The Good Times Roll, Fats Domino's I'm In Love Again, Huey Smith's Don't You Just Know It, and, surprisingly enough, on his own hit. Although associated with New Orleans, Allen was actually born in Pittsburg, Kansas, on July 2, 1926, and grew up idolizing Illinois Jacquet, Lester Young, Coleman Hawkins, and the other early giants of the tenor sax. In 1943, he received a scholarship to Xavier University in New Orleans, and by 1947 he was gigging around town with Paul Gayten.
Allen's trademark was improvised solos that sounded like melodies, and he got his first shot as a featured artist on Aladdin in 1956 (discounting earlier solo recordings for Savoy that went unissued). His big break came two years later. As he told John Broven, "We were on a big show with Fats Domino, and at the close Fats was playing 'When The Saints Go Marching In,' and Paul 'Hucklebuck' Williams was playing that show with us. I came up with this little riff, and these guys [ie. Williams' band] said I should record it. The guy from New York called up and said I had a hit. It was the time of Dick Clark's 'Bandstand', and that tune had hit 'Bandstand'."
The man in New York was Al Silver at Herald Records, and Allen acted as a de facto A&R man for him in the years ahead. Allen led his own band until he rejoined Fats in 1961. In 1965, he moved to Los Angeles, and took a day job to supplement his music earnings. He was on Dr. John's widely praised 'Gumbo' LP, but it was revivalists such as the Blasters and the Stray Cats who rescued him from ill-deserved oblivion. His last years were good, touring in their company (look for the Blasters and Lee Allen performing One Bad Stud in the movie 'Streets Of Fire' [1984]). He died of cancer on October 18, 1994.
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Notes: Relief shown by hachures. Shows residences and magisterial districts. Includes insets of Mount Carmel, Centreville and business directory. Photocopy, negative. Petersen Collection. The Petersen Collection at the Homer Babbidge Library is comprised of negative photostats of maps of New England villages from a variety of atlases. The specific provenance of the map is not known. The image was inverted from its negative state to a positive image. Reproduced from the negative photostat at the Map and Geographic Information Center, Homer Babbidge Library, University of Connecticut.
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Ask the locals for their suggestions. Terry, at Donnybrook Hall, recommended a great little pub for dinner our first night. We had a wonderful Italian meal on Grafton street our last night. Keep in mind that most kitchens close at 9pm, so don't expect to get dinner too late.
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We enjoyed everywhere we ate in Dublin there is so much variety to choose from. You may think it is expensive at first, but Dublin is an expensive place. Would recommend pacinos on suffolk street, ginos gelato and bewleys oriental cafe on grafton street is great for breakfast!
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Although statute does require employers to supply details of any holiday entitlement granted to employees, it does not impose an obligation to provide paid holiday. According to the TUC, the UK is the only member state of the European Union that does not provide such a right.
The European Working Time Directive, however, which among other things seeks to regulate the number of hours worked by employees, also includes a provision entitling employees to three weeks' paid holiday. This entitlement will extend to four weeks from November 1999.
Not surprisingly the British Government has argued that the Working Time directive constitutes part of the Social Chapter, from which it has opted out, and it is therefore not bound to implement the holiday provision.
It has, however, been successfully argued to date that the directive constitutes a health and safety measure which is not subject to an opt- out. This view was confirmed by the European Advocate General, M Philippe Leger in March this year.
His view is likely to be endorsed soon by the European Court, despite the objections of the British Government. If the European court supports the Advocate General's reasoning, the Government will be required to make the necessary changes to the law by 23 November.
The directive does not make clear whether the entitlement to initially three and eventually four weeks' paid leave includes statutory and public holidays. It does make clear, however, that payment can be made in lieu of holiday only on the termination of employment.
The directive does state that the right to paid holiday is subject to qualifying conditions prescribed by national law or practice. It is unclear precisely how this qualification may be interpreted.
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Qualifying periods have also been under attack recently. The two-year qualifying required before a claim for unfair dismissal can be brought is presently being reviewed by the House of Lords, on the basis that its length discriminates against women. The House's decision may affect the length of any qualifying period that the Government may seek to impose in relation to holiday entitlement.
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Vendee Globe - Stamm, Cheminées Poujoulat head for New Zealand + Video
by Vendee Globe on 25 Dec 2012
Bernard Stamm, Cheminees Poujoulat © Bernard Stamm / Cheminées Poujoulat
In the Vendee Globe, unable to stay where he is because of the imminent arrival of storm force conditions, Bernard Stamm (Cheminées Poujoulat) was forced to sail to New Zealand on Monday afternoon. Stamm has been anchored at Sandy bay, south of Enderby Island, 200 miles south of New Zealand, since Sunday morning, as he tries to repair his hydrogenerators. He will attempt to finish his repairs and re-start the race.
The Swiss sailor was forced north to Sandy Bay after arriving in winds gusting up to 40 knots, and though the wind dropped his repairs have been slowed by continuous rain. As well as sea lions and orca he has also had the company of Professor Khromov since Sunday.
'On December 23, a Russian scientific vessel, 'Professor Khromov' came to anchor in the same bay as Bernard Stamm,' Stamm's team said yesterday. 'Shortly after, the anchor of Cheminées Poujoulat couldn't hold anymore, and forced the skipper to moor to his boat to his neighbour (the Professor Khromov) to save his IMOCA (Cheminées Poujoulat).
'The current situation is far from simple for the skipper whose repairs are going to be longer time than expected because of the incessant rain. In addition to the constant moisture, a storm will arrive on December 24th. When it'll touch the archipelago, the boat won't be protected anymore and will risk to be drifted to the coast. The Swiss decided to sail to the south of New Zealand to find a safer shelter and to continue his repairs.
'The possibility of getting fuel from the Russian ship was discarded by the skipper, determined to continue his Vendée Globe race. It was a difficult choice but guided by the sense of responsibility. Bernard Stamm is determined to continue the race, just like any good sailor would do.
'Bernard Stamm keeps on reporting his repairs to the race directors and a statement will be made to the jury in order to track every stage of his work on the boat.'
Jean Le Cam (SynerCiel) is set to move into fifth place overnight. He is averaging 17.2 knots in the last hour on a direct course and is just 180 miles behind Stamm – less than half a day's sailing at current speeds.
Repas de Noël à bord de SynerCiel
He is also continuing to fly away from the three in behind him. Mike Golding (Gamesa), Dominique Wavre (Mirabaud) and Javier Sansó (Acciona 100% EcoPowered), have some wind now, but it is not certain they are out of the horrible transition bubble of high pressure south of Tasmania. At one point overnight Golding, now 454 miles behind Le Cam, said he was headed by the wind. He was making 15.3 knots in the last hour, but the routing is still unclear. Wavre has fared marginally better, losing only 107 miles to Le Cam in the last 24 hours but Sansó twisting south, was still making only 11.8 knots and is suddenly 741 miles behind Le Cam.
For many of the skippers, at the front and the back, Christmas celebrations appear to be on hold. They will open presents hidden by their shore crews when they have time. That is true of Stamm and Golding, but even Armel Le Cléac'h (Banque Populaire), flying in second said he would be waiting for a more convenient time.
Francois Gabart (Macif) is just 11.4 miles ahead of Armel Le Cléac'h (Banque Populaire) at the head of the fleet and is only 15 miles south of his rival, as they reach northeast in 25-27 westerlies to the Pacific West gate 250 miles away.
Jean-Pierre Dick (Virbac-Paprec 3) lost some ground in third and is 515 miles behind, but was averaging the same speed as Gabart – 18.2 knots in the last hour – as he heads due west to the Pacific West gate.
Jean-Pierre Dick fête Noël
In fourth, Alex Thomson (Hugo Boss), was slightly slower at 15.5 knots as he heads northeast to the New Zealand gate around 150 miles ahead (depending on where he crosses). He is 977.8 miles behind the leaders.
A big low pressure system is about to sweep over the four boats at the back of the fleet, which should see further contraction to Sansó in front of them. Arnaud Boissières (Akena Verandas), approaching the East Australia gate, has been the fifth fastest over the last 24 hours, covering 347.1 miles. He is 433 miles behind Sansó. Like Le Cam he has been sailing two miles for every one for those between them, over the last 36 hours.
Also plaudits to the resilient, resourceful and ever-cheerful backmarker Alessandro Di Benedetto (Team Plastique), who made another 341.7 miles in the last 24 hours – the sixth fastest in the fleet, averaging 17.2 knots - and continues to close back on those ahead of him.
Merry Christmas to all.
Alex Thomson (GBR, Hugo Boss): I crossed the international date line about 0600 this morning so I am now sailing behind GMT. However, I am still working on GMT in everything I do on the boat, and as I don't sleep normal nights, it doesn't make that much difference to me. I was pretty close to crossing the date line on Christmas which would have meant two Christmas days! But I am happy to be ahead and also it doesn't feel much like Christmas out here. I looked out for a Christmas tree, but there isn't a lot to find down here in the Southern Ocean.
The team have told me they have hidden some Christmas surprises onboard, including something from my wife Kate, and son Oscar, which I will try to wait until tomorrow to open. Today is another day of DIY. Hydrogenerator problems still plague me, but I think we are getting closer and closer to getting to the root of it and hopefully finally fixing it with each hour I spend immersed in hydros.
The next few days look like good Southern Ocean conditions and it would have me arriving at Cape Horn about the second week of January, which would be great speed.
I also want to thank everyone for all the Christmas messages I have been getting through on facebook and twitter when I turn on my computer twice a day. Although it doesn't feel like Christmas around me, it is great to get all that support especially at this time of year.
Bertrand de Broc (FRA, Votre Nom autour du Monde avec EDM projects): Nice speed around 14-16 knots and not too much sea. There is a northern wind. I'm waiting for a depression. In a few hours there should be stronger winds around 25 knots.
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I did well with my repairs. My hydros work perfectly. I almost have 45 days of gasoline in the boat. In two or three days the boat will be like new and be able to sail at 100% of her capacity.
I didn't have that much deco inside and don't have that much present because we didn't want to take too much things onboard. I'll have a great meal tonight.
Arnaud Boissières (FRA, Akena Vérandas): I have nice weather condition, between 20-25 knots and a little sea. The boat sails around 12 and 20 knots. I do some good sailing. It's 6.10 PM local time and it's not night yet. Nights are great at the moment.
Christmas is a particular day for me. I have a lot of presents I'll open them tomorrow at 12 PM (French time) like I am used to. I also plan a Skype call with my parents tomorrow.
Mike Golding (GBR, Gamesa): It's been slow and upwind with some tacks but we are on the right track now. I am easing the sheets steadily and we are reaching progressively so that is feeling a bit better. I am not sure if we are through this ridge or whatever it is, or whether Jean Le Cam will feel some effect, hopefully I am just breaking forwards.
Anyway I have had my Christmas change of mid layer up to my Musto MPX. It was really starting to feel quite cold with the wind from the south, so now I have the foulies and mid layer on and feeling a bit cosier.
It is certainly good to be in the Pacific, it's all starting to feel a bit closer to home for the boat. We have never been this far together and to be fair the boat is going well. It is all going fine, everything is working and that is pretty cool for being half way around the world. We have the odd little thing, like a batten car here and there, but I am in maintenance mode, not repair mode. That work is just continuous, you are always doing something and there is always a next thing to do.
I am kind of regretting not dropping the mainsail at some time just to fix the batten tensions in the head. It is not ideal at the moment and its bugging me a bit. It is not what it should be, but makes more of a difference when you are upwind. It is a job for the long term.
I hope that Bernard can get fixed up and keep going. He has some difficult work to do there, but I really hope he can get things fixed. He needs to finish this Vendée Globe because he never has and he is a really good guy and deserves it.
Armel Le Cléac'h (FRA, Banque Populaire): Merry Christmas everyone! You can wish me good weather conditions. It's not the best day to celebrate Christmas so I'll open my presents tomorrow. The sea tells us what to do. We don't choose the Christmas Eve time. The weather is the boss. I'll gibe in a few hours. So for the moment it's dry food time.
I'm sailing at 18.4 knots right now with a wind of 35 knots.
Alessandro Di Benedetto (ITA, Team Plastique): I'm very fine. I asked Santa for some wind and he brought me some. For the last hours I'm sailing at 17 knots on average. I'm doing some nice surf. I met Santa a few hours ago. I could film him with my hidden camera. You'll discover it later on. Santa is using the latest technology and he manage to find the boat.
My record on this Vendée Globe is 32 knots. Today I did 27 knots. But the boat has its limits so I can't have the same speed average like the others in the front.
Merry Christmas everyone!
La visite du Père Noël sur Team Plastique
Alessandro di Benedetto découvre ses cadeaux
Messages de Noël: Episode 2
Replay : Le live du Vendée Globe du 24 décembre
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Chelsea are to open talks today with the Turkish Football Federation about releasing manager Guus Hiddink from his contract but are understood to be unwilling to meet the £4m compensation the Turks are demanding.
Hiddink, 64, has a year left to run on his £4m-a-year job in Istanbul but is prepared to answer Chelsea's call and take over the manager's job vacated by the sacking of Double-winning Carlo Ancelotti less than an hour after the club's final game of the season at Everton.
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is keen to bring Hiddink back to the club he led to the FA Cup when he took temporary charge for three months in 2009 following the sacking of Luiz Felipe Scolari.
However, it is a point of principle with Hiddink that he does not break a contract, and he is insisting he will not walk out on Turkey. Instead he wants Chelsea to agree a compensation package with the national federation so he can depart on good terms. The Turks are understood to want £4m to release Hiddink and Chelsea are claiming the sum is too high. However, it is only the start of a negotiation process that is likely to end with Hiddink departing.
Abramovich is understood to favour Hiddink taking over as manager, with full responsibility for team affairs, as he did two years ago. Since then Hiddink has worked as an informal adviser to Abramovich on an ad-hoc basis. The Chelsea owner also paid the bulk of Hiddink's salary as the Russia coach from 2006 to 2010.
The Dutchman, who has also managed Real Madrid and the Dutch and South Korean national teams, is open to the possibility, possibly only for a year before moving upstairs to become director of football. Last week he made it clear he favours a return to the day-to-day involvement of club football, saying: "I feel energetic and I like working every day."
Some in the Netherlands, however, doubt he would be willing to commit 100 per cent to Chelsea, as he enjoys living in an apartment in Amsterdam and loves to play golf, and would prefer to come to London as director of football.
Chelsea have also discussed the merits of Mark Hughes, who last week invoked a clause in his contract with Fulham allowing him to walk away midway through the two-year deal. Hughes, however, will only be considered as a candidate to be the next manager at Chelsea, where he played for three years from 1995 to 1998, should the deal for Hiddink fall through.
Chelsea are keen for the new manager to be in place by mid-June, giving him a couple of weeks to acclimatise before the first team return to training on 4 July. The club play three friendlies in Europe before heading off to Malaysia, Thailand and Hong Kong on a pre-season tour later in July.
Chelsea are eager to sign several new players this summer. Their main transfer targets include the Brazilian striker Neymar, 19, from Santos; Racing Genk's 19-year-old Belgian left winger Kevin de Bruyne; the highly-rated 18-year-old Belgian striker Romelu Lukaku at Anderlecht; and the Netherlands right-back Gregory van der Wiel of Ajax, who is 23.
Their former sporting director Frank Arnesen has meanwhile been raiding the club's reserve side, in his new role as director of football at Hamburg. The Turkish teenager Gokhan Tore, who was born in Germany, is set to sign a three-year contract for the club today, for a fee of around £1m.
It follows Arnesen's moves last week to sign the England Under-21 defender Michael Mancienne and the Italy Under-19 midfielder Jacopo Sala from Chelsea. Hamburg are also keen on a fourth Chelsea player, the Dutch defender Jeffrey Bruma.
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- 11-24-2012, 04:28 PM Thread Author #1
iPhone 4 and iPad "3" won't backup...
I'm having a problem with my iPad (version released in 3/12) and iPhone 4 backing up on iCloud. I'm also experiencing issues sending picture messages over the wifi. This problem only exists while I'm at home on my network. I've been able to do both with both devices when I'm on different (friend's) networks. On other threads I've seen people having the same issue with messages and the problem seems to be the Comcast equipment I'm using (their modem/router Arris gateway). I do have a spare router but can't figure out how to disable the wifi or bridge the gateway. I tried just plugging the router in and using it with the gateway still working. My devices connected, but no surprise, the problems still exists.
Any suggestions or help on how to fix this? Anyone else experiencing the same issues?
iPhone 4 and iPad "3" won't backup...
Can you log into your Comcast router ?
Sometimes it's not called bridged mode it's Dmz modes and basically it passes the actual IP address from Comcast to your router and does not pass it threw the Comcast firewall
That firewall is what is causing your issue
- 11-24-2012, 04:45 PM Thread Author #3
Re: iPhone 4 and iPad "3" won't backup...
I'm logged in now. The only thing I can see about the the firewall is the option to choose which security level I want it on. Right now it's set to "Maximum Security (High)" Then there's a low and medium option
iPhone 4 and iPad "3" won't backup...
Try low see if it solves your issue
- 11-24-2012, 04:50 PM Thread Author #5
iPhone 4 and iPad "3" won't backup...
After reading up on google the setting you need is in advanced but requires a password of the day only Comcast knows .. So you have to call them
And tell the you want Bridged mode ..
Or buy your own modem from the store
People say can and say you have speed issues and you will get someone on the phone faster
- 11-24-2012, 04:53 PM Thread Author #7
iPhone 4 and iPad "3" won't backup...
DMZ host is your person router I think the MAC address
- 11-24-2012, 04:57 PM Thread Author #9
Re: iPhone 4 and iPad "3" won't backup...
Tried calling them already. They told me to call the tech support which has a fee. I think I'm just running into the weekend crew, cause for some reason when I set it up I think I remember them asking me if I wanted wifi enabled or not. May have to wait till Monday
- 11-24-2012, 05:00 PM Thread Author #10
iPhone 4 and iPad "3" won't backup...
Ok what IP address gets assigned to your personal router ? That would be the one to enter
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iPhone 4 and iPad "3" won't backup...
You may actually actually want to give your router a static IP if the Comcast one is still handling DHCP. That way it doesn't change in you.
Just go up a digit on the last octet or the IP address for the Comcast router.
And that static IP is the one you'd use for the DMZ.
Also make sure the router you're using for the DMZ has its firewall turned on because by using the DMZ on the Comcast router you are bypassing its firewall.
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After spending four agonising days pondering whether or not to take up a place in his younger brother's Shadow Cabinet, an unguarded comment during the new Labour leader's speech yesterday has added a last-minute twist to David Miliband's imminent decision over his political future.
The former foreign secretary has until 5pm today to declare his intention to join Labour's front bench. But his pointed criticism of Harriet Harman, for applauding Ed Miliband's denunciation of the Iraq invasion, laid bare the tensions that would plague Labour with both of the brothers in prominent positions. Even before the comments were reported, his future remained the talk of the conference ahead of his brother's first speech as leader. While most senior figures in the Labour party were keen to see him take a position in the shadow team, they also conceded that this would be difficult in practice.
His wife, Louise Shackelton, was seen in tears on Monday, and is said to be furious at Ed Miliband's decision to run for leader. Alistair Darling, the former Chancellor, summed up the feeling in Manchester yesterday as he reflected on David Miliband's decision over taking a prominent Shadow Cabinet portfolio, saying he was "damned if he does, damned if he doesn't". "If he stays in, people will look at every interview he does, every article and say 'Does he agree with his brother or doesn't he?' If he doesn't go into the Shadow Cabinet, people will say 'Oh he walked away'."
So, as he returned to his home in primrose Hill, London, last night, the question remains: what are David Miliband's options?
Take a Shadow Cabinet job
Keeping the role of shadow Foreign Secretary seemed a likely option at one stage, allowing him to stay out of damaging policy disputes, and giving him an independent sphere of influence. However, his comments on Iraq have now made that all but impossible.
Other positions were already more unlikely. Many on the right of the party were keen to see him installed as Mr Darling's replacement, partly as he would support his plan to halve the deficit in four years. But that would have immediately put him at odds with his younger brother, who has voiced a preference to bring public finances under control at a slower rate. The only other frontbench job big enough would be shadow Home Secretary. David Miliband's refusal to attack the record of New Labour may make him a bad choice for the role, after his brother criticised the party's recent record on civil liberties.
Return to the backbenches
If he refuses to run for the Shadow Cabinet, he will have to resign himself to serving for a period as a backbencher. While some Labour MPs use the position to keep the leadership honest, his every word will be pored over for any coded message about his brother, putting him under intense pressure to remain silent. It is difficult to see how a man who has spent his entire political career in influential positions would be satisfied with dealing with bin collections in South Shields.
Run to be head of the International Monetary Fund
The job may become vacant should the current incumbent, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, decide to run in the 2012 French presidential elections. It would certainly be intellectually stimulating. But he may struggle to meet the qualifications for such a high-profile economic position, while developing countries are pressuring to hand the role to a non-European. It could also put him in competition with another vanquished Labour politician tipped for the job – Gordon Brown.
Become EU foreign minister
He was courted for the second most powerful position in the EU last year and seriously considered accepting. It was ultimately filled by Baroness Ashton, who is widely believed to be struggling in the job and may quit. Power for appointing the post lies with the socialist grouping. But the machinations of parachuting Miliband into the job are complicated, and he may have blown his chances after snubbing it less than a year ago.
Disappear from public life
If he believes that his time as a backbencher would be beset with too many pitfalls, a complete withdrawal from public life would be the extreme option. Many in Westminster have often commented that the older Miliband would be more at home in a dusty Harvard library than the corridors of power, such is his reputation as a cerebral, if nerdy, politician. It could be the most suitable and rewarding exit strategy of all.Reuse content


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Optimal Learning with Endogenous Data
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