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The Lumia 510 is available in the Philippines for PHP 7,290 (approx. $180) and can be picked up from Wellcom, Nokia Stores, and other supporting retail establishments. We recently looked at the Lumia 510 and upcoming Windows Phone 7.8 update, which the device will be powering once Microsoft rolls out the next release for 7.x hardware.
If you're not familiar with Windows Phone 7.8, or what's new in the upcoming version, be sure to check out in-depth information we took a look at recently. The Lumia 510 itself sports a 480x800 4" LCD display, 5MP camera (no front facing) and just 256MB of RAM with a 1300mAh battery.
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BSA Optics offer a wide range of lasers, lights and LED lights. We offer both red and green lasers of various strengs. These lasers are perfect for your night time target designation while your light will illuminate the same target.
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About Guitar Center
Guitar Center is the world's largest retailer of guitars, amplifiers, drums, keyboards, recording, live sound, DJ, and lighting equipment, with more than 260 stores across the U.S. 2014 marks the milestone 50th anniversary of the Guitar Center Brand as we continue to help people make music from coast to coast. In addition, the Music & Arts division operates more than 120 stores specializing in band & orchestral instruments for sale and rental, serving teachers, band directors, college professors, and students since 1952. With an unri ...
There are over 250 Guitar Center locations in the US.
Guitar Center Hours And Locations for Louisiana
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9001 Florida Boulevard
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5702 Johnston St
1000 South Clearview Parkway
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7460 Youree Dr
Locations currently open are Green and those currently closed are Red.
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The quintessential Panama hat, a symbol of style and elegance Long time ago this Masterpiece was a men's hat now it's a unisex hat, Mr Gustavo Lerner's tribute to the Spanish Caribbean Hat tradition.
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Anime - Japanese Animation
Baka - Japanese word for idiot or fool
Loosely put an Anime Baka is someone who's crazy about Anime. However interpretation's may vary. I tend to think of Anime Baka as meaning something like drooling fan boy/girl.
Wrote this a long time ago. Too short for an article:
Perverted - Hentai in Japanese. But the word pervert means deviation from normal or accepted. So, how can all guys be perverts?
Did you ever notice that the sex scene in the movie is generally at about the same realative place as the guitar solo in a song?
2013-03-17 Happy St Patricks Day
I hope everyone has a happy st patty's day. Sometimes I wear black though.
2011-09-23 Nitrates-nitrites
Just learning about this stuff. In short Bacon is good for you, however the Nitrates/nitrites they put in it might not be. I say might because it looks like the information is based on very old studies that are somewhat questionable. Nitrates/nitrites are put in pretty much any preserved meats (bacon, bologna, liverwurst, sausage, hot dogs, etc). They tried to outlaw them but failed when the meat ...more
2011-09-23 Dont get me started on Corn
Everything has corn in it. Your dog food has corn in the top five ingredients if not the #1. Why? Because we have a lot of corn and it's cheap to make. Soy is just as bad. Corn and Soy are bad for you despite what the media says. Their both fine when part of a good diet where you eat corn and soy such as corn on the cob on Tuesday and fried Tofu on Wednesday, but when everything you eat is 90% cor...more
2011-08-19-Dan Jacobson Letter
I got another letter from Dan Jacobson in my email box. It starts out with what I belive to be blatant lies and gets worse:
"We know plastic bags are terrible for the environment: They pollute our oceans and beaches, harm wildlife, and contribute to the Pacific Garbage Patch — that toxic soup of trash swirling off our coast that's grown to be twice the si...more
2011-07-08 Desk Full of Gum
This is really depressing. I have a ton of Extra gum. It's really good. But....
Someone told me this and I tested it and guess what it's true. Most of the modern sweeteners make you hungry. Also it may not be an immediate reaction. Wednesday I chewed several sticks of gum. I chewed a couple Thursday and was ravenous. The culprit in this case seems to be Aspartame. These are also very popular in d...more
2011-06-09 F&*(*&*(ing Foamy Soap
We have soap that we don't even need to rub our hands together to get it to work? How lazy are we? What does it really mean....the thing gives you less soap every time you push it and the soap it gives you doesn't do nearly as good a job. So I find myself piling it on like shaving cream. Pump, pump, pump, pump, pump. What happened to pump, wash your hands? It's just one more annoying thing. Goes ...more
I'm only starting to understand this while being pummeled with emails crying out to support the protesters in Wisconsin. The problem is that just about nobody in the entire nation has the patience to actually understand what is going on with this complex issue and is instead being befuddled by lose mob logic and media drama.
It boils down to a simple concept of how unions operate. A private u...more
2011-02-08 Granola Nazi
I've recently become aware of Granola Nazis. I don't think I've coined the phrase as a brief look online shows some others using it. I was searching for something I observed in real life and online. To me the essence of the whole Nazi thing is someone who is completely immersed in the concept of getting up into someone else's business. It's also someone who has the fanatical belief they have f...more
2011-01-13 Sara Palin Target Map
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2010-12-08 Normalizing MP3s
I do love sourceforge. Recently I decided I needed to rip my CDs to mp3. I almost went for flac but decided on high quality 320vbr instead. I can probably do flac sometime when hard drive space becomes less of burden. So anyway I went through and did them all. I have some stragglers waiting, but I see 513 albums in the folder which is a good start (don't ask about getting copies). Anyway I p...more
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Add character and color to your fridge or any magnetic surface! What a great way to brighten up your day with a unique piece of artwork. All designs are my own work and printed on a 2.75" x 2.75" square magnet. These magnets are functional and can hold photos and lightweight paper or can be used simply as decoration or inspiration.
Original mixed media art printed on a magnet. Great gift for yourself or a loved one.
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With the market potentially topping here, let's look at both longs and shorts.
On the long side, Alcoa Inc. AA, -1.09% continues to stair-step its way up a beautiful rising channel. Action in the last month has seen it pop and pullback several times, and the stock is now near the bottom of the channel looking ready to pop again. Watch for a move toward the top of the channel at 16.00.
Check out Harry's video analysis of this stock on the last page.


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Data8 Companies House API
Data8 is the UK's premier data solutions provider with a range of data cleansing, postcode lookup and data validation services to ultimately improve the way you communicate with your customers. The Companies House API allows users to search for companies by either name, address or postcode and reveal full details about specific companies. The API uses SOAP calls and responses are formatted in XML.


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All eyes in the medical cannabis industry are watching a December deadline faced by Congress. A short-term funding deal signed into law on September 8 by President Donald Trump not only kept the government running, it also preserved an existing provision known as the Rohrabacher-Blumenauer Amendment that prohibited the Department of Justice from interfering with state medical marijuana laws. That deal will expire on December 8, and Congress will have to approve a new version of the amendment if the protections are to remain in the next spending bill.
Justice Department has options to crack down, but may galvanize the push for even wider legalization
In statements that were perhaps inevitable but nonetheless surprising to the cannabis industry, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer on February 23, 2017, provided the first official comments on how the Trump administration may address recreational marijuana.
Responding to a question from an Arkansas reporter regarding medical marijuana, Spicer indicated that the Trump administration sees "a big difference" between medical and recreational marijuana, stating that federal law needs to be followed "when it comes to recreational marijuana and other drugs of that nature."
Spicer also indicated that enforcement decisions will primarily be a Department of Justice ("DOJ") matter, stating that enforcement is "a question for the Department of Justice," but that he believed there would be "greater enforcement of [federal law], because again, there's a big difference between medical use, which Congress has, through an appropriations rider in 2014, made very clear what their intent was on how the Department of Justice would handle that issue," which, Spicer stated, is "very different from the recreational use, which is something the Department of Justice will be further looking into."
Although Spicer's statements should probably not be considered as the Trump administration's definitive policy statement on recreational marijuana use, they do raise a variety of concerns for cannabis businesses.
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Veggie Tales: God Made You Special Board Book
Bob, Larry, and all your favorite Veggie Tales friends want you to know that God made each of us special, different, and unique. This message can be a powerful reminder to little ones that they are special, too. Tots will discover that it's okay to be different, because God made you special and He loves you very much. Through rhymes and humor, and some help from those lovable Veggies, little ones will realize that God makes everyone special.


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How Dance Music Producer/DJs Connect With Their Producer/DJ Fans
from the sharing-is-caring dept
One of the spectacular developments in music in the last 20 years or so, has been the democratization of the means to produce music. Combined with the internet and the social web, this democratization has enabled a lot of people to create and publish music that probably wouldn't have been able to otherwise. As Seth Godin says:
"This is the greatest moment in the history of music if your dream is to distribute as much music as possible to as many people as possible, or if your goal is to make it as easy as possible to become heard as a musician."
So what some producers do when they blow up, make it big, or (for the 'haters') sell out, is they start sharing their expertise with their ecosystem of fans. Being a professional DJ/producer is very intense and time-consuming, so I figured I'd highlight some exceptional cases of DJs that free up their time to engage with a part of their ecosystem in a language they all understand: that of making music (and English).
The first is simply connecting with fans by asking them to send in demos which will be critiqued publicly. There are a couple of examples I've come across, such as dubstep-producer Plastician, Steve Angello's Size Records (apparently), but most notably Swedish electro house producers Dada Life. The latter replied to their fans via video, shown below, but also via a much more detailed blog post.
Prior to this, Dada Life encouraged fans to remix their work, featured their favourite results on their blog and spread them via social media.
A second way in which some producers connect with their fans is by actually revealing their production methods. My favourite example of this is dubstep-producer High Rankin's 'sub bass tutorial', which isn't just a good lesson in production, but also highly entertaining like all of his YouTube videos (even for those that have and will never produce music, so check it out!).
Finally, there is a more DJ-specific way of connecting with fans. Dutch house-producer Chuckie recently did his second 'DJ drops' (embedded below, warning: NSFW). On Facebook, he asked DJ fans to drop their names and he'd give them shout outs that they will be able to use for their own mixtapes.
What these guys are doing is building a very strong connection with an influential part of their fanbase. Personally, I prefer the phrase 'ecosystem' since fanbase suggests a distance between fan and artist, whereas an ecosystem places an artist right in the center of it. They are not just "connecting with fans", as Mike would put it, but they are participating in their own ecosystem. As said before, when you have a strong ecosystem, that's when business opportunities start presenting themselves.
Some call it a tribe, others say 1,000 true fans, but it all boils down to one thing: finding original ways to engage with the most valuable people around you... your fans.
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Fed 2008 Transcripts Q4: Whatever It Takes
After the crisis peaked in September, the Fed's transcripts show officials navigated a harrowing period in the final quarter of 2008 that kicked off with an Oct. 7 emergency conference call to discuss an unprecedented coordinated global central bank rate cut.
In October, the Fed and Treasury came to Wall Street's rescue with a financial package called the Treasury Asset Relief Program or TARP. The Fed intervened to ease conditions in particular credit markets that seized up during the crisis. The central bank also continued to slash interest rates, eventually bringing them to zero in December. It took part in an unprecedented global rate cut in November. Its first purchases of agency mortgage-backed securities that month began what would become an unprecedented and controversial series of bond buying programs aimed at first at stabilizing the financial system and later at boosting growth.
Here are key excerpts:
Mr. Bernanke spoke at the December 2008 policy meeting when the Fed cut rates to zero, noting the board was moving into uncharted monetary policy territory:
MR. BERNANKE: As you know, we are at a historic juncture—both for the U.S. economy and for the Federal Reserve. The financial and economic crisis is severe despite extraordinary efforts not only by the Federal Reserve but also by other policymakers here and around the world. With respect to monetary policy, we are at this point moving away from the standard interest rate targeting approach and, of necessity, moving toward new approaches. Obviously, these are very deep and difficult issues that we are going to have to address collectively today and tomorrow. I want to say that, although we are certainly moving in a new direction and the outlines of that new direction are not yet clear, this is a work in progress. The discussion we're having today is a beginning. It's not a conclusion. Everyone can rest assured that this conversation is going to continue for additional meetings, and today we're not going to be setting in stone an approach that will be used indefinitely. In fact, it would be hubristic to do so, given all the uncertainties and changes that we face.
Worries about deflation were also clearly present. The term "Japanese experience" appears 11 times in the December transcript. Also, the groundwork for many of the policies the Fed adopted since the 2008 financial crisis was being laid by its December 2008 policy meeting. Here's an early mention the Fed might start holding press conferences:
More In Federal Reserve 2008 Transcripts
- Fed Releases Staff Memos Prepared for December 2008 Policy Meeting
- Metaphorically Speaking: 5 Turns of Phrase from the Federal Reserve's 2008 Transcripts
- 2008 Transcripts: Boston Fed's Rosengren Pressed for Early, Aggressive Crisis Response
- The 2008 FOMC Laugh Track: Gallows Humor at the Federal Reserve
- Fed Transcripts Provide New Details on 2008 Fed Libor Suspicions
MR. BERNANKE: Several people have mentioned press conferences. I should say that we're looking very carefully at the idea of doing quarterly press conferences with the release of the projections, along the lines of the Bank of England.
If we decide to do that—and input from the Committee is welcome—the first one would be in February. It would coincide in this case with the Humphrey-Hawkins additional presentation.
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke begins an emergency conference call on October 7 to discuss an unprecedented coordinated global central bank rate cut. The sense of urgency is palpable:
MR. BERNANKE: We're having a lot of meetings off the regular cycle. I think it's just a sign of the extraordinary times that we're currently living through. The only agenda item for this meeting is the discussion of a proposed coordinated action with five other major central banks. It will be a six-bank coordinated action.
Meanwhile at a scheduled policy meeting on October 28-29, at which the Fed decided to again cut interest rates just weeks after the emergency global move, Mr. Bernanke and hawkish Richmond Fed President Jeffrey Lacker argue over the true purpose of bond purchases, known as quantitative easing:
MR. LACKER: My understanding is that economists such as Woodford and others who have studied this believe that, by using monetary assets to purchase other assets, we can make the price level and thus the inflation rate higher than it otherwise would be. Is that a fair understanding?
MR. BERNANKE: I don't think that's right. I think the thrust of the elementary approach to quantitative easing is the old Milton Friedman idea—that changing the composition of money and other assets changes relative returns. So it's a way to bring down returns on other assets and create stimulus even if the policy rate is down to zero.
MR. LACKER: The mechanism Friedman sketched ultimately produces a proportionate increase in the price level, doesn't it?
Later in the same meeting Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher asks Fed staff economist David Stockton about whether the financial crisis has somehow impaired the effectiveness of monetary policy:
MR. FISHER: Do you have any concern that the financial turmoil may have reduced
the marginal effectiveness of changes in the funds rate?
MR. STOCKTON: The answer to that is "yes"—it is certainly possible. Obviously, it is
very difficult to separate things that might actually have changed the transmission channel of
monetary policy from just big financial developments that have offset the beneficial effects of
easing policy.
Fisher, an inflation hawk, goes on to put such concerns aside and admits the financial world was falling apart, in characteristically colorful language.
MR. FISHER: Mr. Chairman, I think it is clear that inflation has been rolled over by the steamroller of the credit crisis. I am not going to belabor what I have heard from the CEOs I have spoken to. Basically, the best summary is that things have gone from interesting to unbelievable. We have had an implosion of economic activity. Business women and men, not having any pricing power, are doing what you would expect them to do: They are cutting their costs of goods sold, which means they are shedding head count dramatically.
Janet Yellen, who took over as Fed chairwoman this month, shows a bit of her humorous side despite the strenuous circumstances. Here she is speaking as president of the San Francisco Fed:
MS. YELLEN: In the run-up to Halloween, we have had a witch's brew of news. Sorry. [Laughter] The downward trajectory of economic data has been hair-raising—with employment, consumer sentiment, spending and orders for capital goods, and homebuilding all contracting—and conditions in financial and credit markets have taken a ghastly turn for the worse. It is becoming abundantly clear that we are in the midst of a serious global meltdown. Like the Board staff, I have slashed my forecast for economic activity and now foresee a recession with four straight quarters of negative growth starting last quarter.
She goes on to cite the grim views of business contacts in her district:
MS. YELLEN: The mood on showroom floors is downright grim. One auto dealer in my District reports that he is now experiencing the worst period in his thirty-plus years in the business. A home appliance retailer adds that he has never seen more uncertainty and gloom from both the retailers and the vendors. This sentiment is echoed by a large retailer who says simply, 'The holiday shopping season is going to stink.'
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Oct. 7 Conference Call
Minutes: See end of minutes of October 28/29 meeting
Transcript (638 KB PDF)
Oct. 28-29 Meeting
Minutes (Released Nov 19, 2008):
Transcript (1.23 MB PDF)
Presentation materials (1.04 MB PDF)
Dec. 15-16 Meeting
Minutes (Released Jan 6, 2009):
Transcript (1.57 MB PDF)
Presentation materials (1.08 MB PDF)
More transcripts analysis: Main WSJ article | Q1: Winter Wake-Up Call | Q2: Spring Lull | Q3: The Panic Erupts | Timeline | Complete coverage
Fed's full list of transcripts
Here are some of the key events and links to WSJ stories:
Oct. 7: Fed Launches Commercial Paper Market Bailout
Oct. 8: Coordinated Global Central Bank Rate Cut
Oct. 14: A TARP Over Wall Street: The Bank Bailout
Oct 22: Fed Announces Fresh Aid To Money Market Funds
Oct.22: Worried About Missing Fed Funds Target, Fed Changes Formula For Interest on Excess Reserves
Nov. 24: U.S. Government Bails Out Struggling Citigroup


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University Writing Program
In keeping with the mission of the school to prepare future leaders, communication is highly valued at SUA. Language is fundamental to effective leadership. The University Writing Program strives to give students an understanding of the principles of effective communication in written and oral English that will allow them to excel as writers, readers, listeners, and speakers. It strives to instill in students an appreciation for accuracy and precision in language and a devotion to lifelong learning in the fields of written and oral communication. The Program also strives to help students develop their capacity to reflect on events and information and to reason critically and objectively. Finally, the Program strives to develop in students a commitment to the ethical use of language under all circumstances.
The University Writing Program makes several assumptions about students, including:
We believe that they are capable, intelligent people who have been writing for years, seeking challenging projects to strengthen their writing abilities.
We regard our communication skills courses as important parts of students' college education, enabling students to participate in a new academic community, to practice the habits of mind and the writing and speaking strategies demanded by college assignments in a variety of disciplines.
We assume that writing with meaningful feedback teaches writing. The subject matter of our courses is an action, one that is best taught by showing students how to write and then letting them practice, with appropriate guidance.
The University Writing Program focuses on writing, in particular, and communication in general as vehicles for learning. The Program's communication skills courses are based on Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC), which addresses the writing and language used in the academy--specifically, the sciences, social sciences, and humanities.
The WAC model SUA has adopted is multifaceted and comprehensive. All students are required to complete successfully Communication Skills (WRIT 101) during their first year and Advanced Communication Skills (WRIT 301) during their junior year. WRIT 101 is a generic WAC course which introduces students to the range of conventions, standards of proof, and ways of knowing that characterize the disciplines that make up liberal arts education. The course is divided into three areas of study: science, social science, and humanities. Students read, write, and give presentations that reflect the language of these three broad divisions.
Advanced Communication Skills is linked to select courses in the concentrations. Students enroll concurrently in a concentration course and its linked course. All activities in Advanced Communication Skills are based on work students do in their concentration course. The link not only makes writing, reading, speaking, and listening more meaningful and contextualized, it also provides students with feedback from two sources simultaneously.
Written and oral communication is further enhanced throughout the curriculum. Core, general education, and many concentration courses are designated as "writing and communication intensive." These courses engage students in a variety of language activities to help them grow as communicators. Students write papers, give presentations, and participate in small group discussions as part of their regular work.
- To demonstrate understanding of the process of writing for inquiry, learning, thinking and communicating
- To produce work that recognizes the complex relationships among audience, purpose, and text, and among language, knowledge, and power
- To gain proficiency in rhetorical conventions in the context of specific disciplines and genres
- To exhibit knowledge of the collaborative and social aspects of the writing process
- To achieve competency and skill communicating orally and in writing
The University Writing Center
The University Writing Center is an integral part of all communication skills development at Soka University of America. The University Writing Center's role in students' university education is to engage students in dialogical thinking and to provide writing instruction in alignment with American academic standards. The Writing Specialists have advanced degrees and significant teaching experience, allowing Soka University of America to boast a more expertly trained Writing Center staff than typically found on U.S. college campuses.
Writing Specialists assist students primarily though one-on-one tutorials by appointment or on a walk-in basis, even by professor referral. During these 30-minute sessions, the focus is not merely "fixing" the paper but aiding skill development to help students to become self-reliant and critical learners, thinkers, readers, listeners, and writers To be clear, writing specialists DO NOT: 1) provide editing services, 2) accept papers that students drop off or email to be "corrected," 3) appropriate students' papers, 4) discuss or assign grades, or 5) help on take-home exams without instructor approval. Through session reports, specialists communicate with professors and track a student's progress over time.
The Writing Center engages in other activities supporting communicative growth such as:
First Year and Sophomore Writing Exams, administered to identify students needing extra help and evaluate the University Writing Program.
Extended Capstone Sessions, offered to seniors who desire weekly feedback on their capstone projects beyond what they receive from their Mentors.
Assignment Discussion Groups, organized to help students in WRIT 101 to begin their assignments.
Workshops, held periodically to target skill-building in specific phases in the writing process, vocabulary, grammar, and other skill areas.
Instructional Handouts, created for students and faculty as quick reference guides on various topics. These are available on our resources page.
Conversation Buddies, instigated to provide students, faculty, and staff the opportunity to build multicultural friendships and improve conversational English skills in a fun and low-stress way.
It must be stressed that the Writing Center does not simply provide remedial student services. Although basic language and writing instruction is offered, the Writing Center's services benefit writers of all skill levels. They can be especially helpful to average and above-average student writers who seek to hone their skills as contributive participants in the American academic community. In fact, the Center may assist any member of the university community who desires to improve the quality of his or her writing by receiving additional reader input.
Writing Center student learning outcomes are:
To gain an understanding of writing as a process that usually requires multiple drafts
To gain rhetorical knowledge of how to write for different audiences, situations and purposes
To gain the ability to address local and global level issues involved in writing
To gain confidence in completing a range of writing tasks
The University Writing Center is located on the second floor of the library's south wing. The facilities include three individual tutoring rooms complete with computers and reference materials, a comfortable lounge area, a conference room, a resource library, staff offices, and a work room. The Writing Center also maintains an online presence, not only to facilitate scheduling and reporting but also to provide resources after hours and expand our writing community. The Writing Center prides itself on creating a welcoming and stimulating intellectual environment for all seek it.
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A major consolidation of the wireless Internet or Wi-Fi business has taken place this month with TengoInternet Inc. announcing that it has acquired NomadISP, its former Wi-Fi rival in the outdoor hospitality industry.
The acquisition combines NomadISP's 300 plus campground customers with TengoInternet's 450 private park customers, making TengoInternet the largest high-speed Wi-Fi service provider in the private park sector.
"I think the acquisition is going to work out very well," said Kelly Hogan, president and CEO of Boise, Idaho-based LinOra Inc., after selling the company's NomadISP subsidiary to Austin, Texas-based TengoInternet.
While NomadISP has always marketed itself as a full service Wi-Fi provider, Hogan said the company's biggest strength has been in the manufacturing of state-of-the-art Wi-Fi equipment, including routers and access points or "hot spots"
"We've always written our own software and built our own access points," Hogan said. "Because of that, we have offered a more fine tuned Wi-Fi solution for the outdoor hospitality industry."
So while TengoInternet has acquired NomadISP's campground industry customers as well as the NomadISP brand name, Hogan will continue to independently operate his Wi-Fi equipment manufacturing business, which he now operates through a separate LinOra subsidiary called BlueMesh Networks.
TengoInternet, for its part, has excelled in the marketing and customer service arenas and has purchased whatever Wi-Fi equipment has needed from different suppliers, including NomadISP. "Over the last year, it became apparent to TengoInternet that NomadISP's equipment offers an advantage for campgrounds and RV parks," said Eric Stumberg, TengoInternet's president and CEO. "To provide the best equipment to our customers, TengoInternet entered into a strategic alliance to resell LinOra's BlueMesh Networks' Wi-Fi hardware products."
"I think our new business relationship is going to work out very well," Hogan said. "TengoInternet will be our largest customer, while we at BlueMesh will continue to do research and development to further improve our Wi-Fi systems."
Stumberg said campground and RV park customers of NomadISP should receive improved customer service from TengoInternet, which offers live 24/7 customer support to consumers. TengoInternet also offers onsite support and dedicated phone support for campground staffers who have Wi-Fi related questions between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Central time.
In addition, TengoInternet provides its campground customers with user guides and other collateral that they can keep on hand at their front desk for guests who need help using Wi-Fi. "Our goal is to minimize distractions related to Wi-Fi at the front desk," Stumberg said.
TengoInternet continues to experience growth in Wi-Fi equipment sales and installations and now managing network services. "The big challenge people are experiencing now is managing bandwidth and guest experience," Stumberg said. "With Voice Over IP service applications like Skype and Magic Jack, the Wi-Fi networks have to accommodate huge demand and expectations. Our managed bandwidth and authentication services are addressing this challenge."
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Structural Control of Giant Rock Avalanches in Argentina
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Short case example version: This is an abbreviated version of the jigsaw activity described above and focuses on only one of the rock avalanche areas.
Determining whether students have met the goals
Short case example activity: After students have worked in pairs on the activity, I draw straws to select students to present portions of the analysis, much as I would do in the jigsaw. I have also use this shorter case example as an exam question.
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- Version 1: Short case example version (Microsoft Word 2007 (.docx) 461kB May8 12) with associated kmz file (KMZ File 715bytes May8 12); can be used either as an in-class activity or as an exam question.
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Wenger hopes Ozil signs new Arsenal deal to ease pain of Sanchez´s likely exit
Arsene Wenger is hopeful the blow of Alexis Sanchez's impending exit from Arsenal will be softened by Mesut Ozil agreeing a new deal.
Sanchez, out of contract at the end of the season, is poised to leave the north London club this month with Manchester City and Manchester United both in the race to sign him.
Wenger has admitted for the first time that it is unlikely the Chile international will sign a new deal with the Gunners, but is confident he can convince Ozil to stay.
Arsenal´s Mesut Ozil celebrates scoring his side´s third goal of the game during the Premier League match at the Emirates Stadium, London. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Friday December 22, 2017. See PA story SOCCER Arsenal. Photo credit should read: John Walton/PA Wire. RESTRICTIONS: EDITORIAL USE ONLY No use with unauthorised audio, video, data, fixture lists, club/league logos or "live" services. Online in-match use limited to 75 images, no video emulation. No use in betting, games or single club/league/player publications.
Ozil, who could miss Arsenal's Premier League clash at Bournemouth on Sunday with a knee complaint, has just six months to run on his current deal.
But Wenger insists the former Real Madrid playmaker can be persuaded to commit his long-term future to the Emirates Stadium.
Asked if he was more optimistic that Ozil will agree a new deal than he was last summer, Wenger replied: "Yes. There is still an opportunity for him [Ozil] to stay.
"These guys want to win, and they want to make money as well. So they want a combination of the two that big clubs can give them.
"Incidentally he's won trophies with us. So he wants to fight as well for the Premier League, that's normal when you are at that level."
The rejuvenated Jack Wilshere, whose contract is also due to expire in the summer, is set to agree terms on a new deal following a string of strong performances.
"It looks like Sanchez will not extend his contract, but we want to keep Jack and if we have an opportunity maybe to keep Ozil, the rebuild will be less deep than if all three left," Wenger added.
Sanchez, Ozil and Wilshere all have six months to run on their respective deals, while Aaron Ramsey, Danny Welbeck and Theo Walcott – who looks set to end his 12-year association with Arsenal this month – are all out of contract at the end of next season.
And Wenger believes the recent huge hike in transfer fees increases the likelihood of players running down their contracts.
"Honestly I believe, with inflation we have at the moment, players going to the end of the contract will happen more and more," Wenger added. "For one simple reason: the transfers are too high.
"If a player doesn't find a massive club, he will have to go [to the end], and even if you don't want to extend his contract, the players will want to go to the end of their contract.
"So what is the player's calculation? Okay the club wants £50million, £60m, because they want to replace me, they have to spend £50m or £60m, it will not happen, so I wait and I take a chunk of that contract in signing-on fee.
"That's the calculation of the agent. What do the agents do? The agents say to the club, I bring him to you at the end of the contract, but you give me a big agent's fee.
"So that basically, slowly, it's killing the transfers. And you will have more and more players going to the end of their contract because of that."
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What do I love most about compiling auction data on farm equipment for the past 25 years? The answer is easy: tomorrow.
Every tomorrow is a new day with new auctions across the U.S. and Canada. Each day is its own adventure filled with surprises. What's up? What's down? Where? Why?
In this column, I usually answer those questions by type of machine. But this time, I'm narrowing the lens to a single day: Saturday, March 15, 2014. That's right, just one day of auction results looking at a wide swath of tractors sold at different types of auctions all over the country.
Check out the table on page 58 to learn more about the 28 tractors I've selected from sales that day. It was a challenge to winnow down the list, but the table highlights a variety of tractors: new, old, big, small, new records, and bargains from both consignment and farm auctions.
This 1992 John Deere 4055 two-wheel drive with only 498 actual one-owner hours brought many bidders to the Big Rapids, Mich., sale. It sold for a record $63,750.
Token tractors. On March 15, I was keenly interested in the 7th annual Voelker Implement consignment auction in Big Rapids, Mich. One particular tractor caught my attention at this sale: a 1992 John Deere 4055 two-wheel drive with only 498 actual one-owner hours. The owner was a vegetable grower who bought the John Deere 4055 new but didn't use the tractor a whole lot. It was a nice-looking tractor that I would describe as drool-inducing.
Apparently, many bidders were salivating at the opportunity to own the John Deere 4055. The bidding was strong and finished at $63,750, which is a new record auction price by $16,750.
Also sold at this Michigan auction was a mint condition 1982 John Deere 4640 with 4,645 hours. According to the serial number, the quad range was one of the final 4640s made by John Deere. It sold for a healthy price of $32,000.
Just for fun, the night before the sale, on Friday evening at about 8 p.m. central time, I posted pictures of these two tractors to our Machinery Pete Facebook page and asked folks to guess the final sale price for the pair. By the next morning, we had just shy of 800 guesses. The winners, both from Kentucky, received a Machinery Pete hat and t-shirt.
Also on March 15, 2014, this front-wheel-assist, 1995 Ford 8670 with 5,433 hours sold for $35,000 at a north-central Oregon farm auction.
A few states away in eastern Maryland, a Farmall/International Harvester Company collector auction was underway. This sale was full of restored red beauties. A restored 1953 Farmall Super C sold for $11,000, and a 1957 Farmall 450 gas went for $10,000. Another fun combination was a 1947 Farmall B, restored, with canopy and sold with a nifty parade cart pulled behind. The tractor and cart sold for $12,000.
Sometimes you find a deal. An auction almost always produces some bargains. Another good buy on March 15 was a 2001 Caterpillar 75E with 3,909 hours and 30" tracks for $34,000 at a northeast Colorado farm auction. Likewise, a 1995 New Holland 8670 front-wheel assist with 5,433 hours sold for $35,000 at a farm auction in north-central Oregon. But this Pacific Northwest farm sale also saw a 1975 John Deere 4430 sell for $18,000, 47% more than this past year's average auction sale price on John Deere 4430s of $12,246.
One trend I've been watching develop in early 2014 is how the market is changing for John Deere 4440s in solid condition. Made from 1978 to 1982, I'm under the impression that this model is on the cusp of being sought after not only as a reliable working tractor, but also from those with an eye toward the future as a "collector" tractor. I know it doesn't sound right to mention a John Deere 4440 and collector in the same sentence, but check out the 1982 model that is listed below. The 1982 quad range with 6,777 hours sold at a consignment auction in west-central Illinois for $29,000. This is the fifth John Deere 4440 that sold between $27,000 and $30,700 just in 2014 with between 4,700 hours and 9,120 hours.
These are just a few examples of how watching auctions day in and day out can reveal trends as they develop.


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Take a walk into the tropical jungles of northern Queensland and you may just stumble across Bosko and Honey harmonising and strumming their ukuleles. The duo have performed together for 7 years and the ukulele has taken them to festivals all around the world from Cairns to Japan, the UK and to New York. This time they travel to New Zealand to join west-Auckland's ukulele masters 'The Nukes' for the "Viva la Uke" tour Jan/Feb 2013.
Audiences can expect to be dazzled by how versatile this little instrument is and perhaps surprised by just how much music it can create. The concerts will feature wildly unique flavours such as tropical strums and exotic harmonising as this humble instrument is gently caressed or perhaps beaten into submission. There will be plenty of humour as well as some dazzling playing.
Since beginning performing together just 4 years ago the Nukes have toured the country and played many of NZ's major festivals including arts festivals in Taupo and Taranaki and appearances at Splore and WOMAD in 2012, and even managed to get across to Australia for an appearance at the Melbourne Ukulele Festival. The Nukes have also released an album of their original tunes 'Each to their own' through Ode records and will be taking the opportunity to launch the companion songbook on tour.
Both groups have featured recently in major documentaries, Bosko and Honey in 'The Mighty Uke' and the Nukes in 'Bill Sevesi's dream'.
The groups will also be running workshops in conjunction with concerts so people can introduce themselves to the joys of the Uke (the little instrument that's taking the world by storm), or simply improve their skills.
The tour is designed to showcase professional ukulele performers in intimate, affordable settings with top production.
The Nukes first saw Bosko and Honey at the Melbourne Ukulele festival in March 2012 and immediately thought New Zealand audiences would love their quirky blend of humour and musicianship. "They're a great act and we were thrilled that they were excited by the prospect of coming to play in NZ," says David Parker of the Nukes.
Viva La Uke Tour dates:
25th Eggcentric café, Flaxmill Bay, Coromandel
26th Titirangi Theatre, Portage Rd, New Lynn
27th Leigh Sawmill, Leigh
28th Music in Parks, Maraetai
31st Cabana, Napier
Fri 1st Sierra Café, Taupo
Sat 2nd. Cambridge, Town Hall
Sun 3rd. Victoria Theatre, Devonport.
For more info and bookings visit www.thenukes.co.nz or ukulelesafari.com


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Correspondence, manuscript drafts, research notes and materials for Professor Brown's lectures and writings; also contains papers of his students.
Brown, Harcourt
Star Weekly Magazine Collection
The collection consists of a card file of fiction published in Star Weekly Magazine and in the Canadian Magazine. Information on the cards includes rights and prices. The cards are arranged by author. This collection does not contain the Star Week...
Star Weekly Magazine
Hryciuk, Marshall
Includes drafts and notes for White Porcupine, My Banjo & Tiny Drawings, numerous holograph notebooks, personal and professional correspondence (1980s-20--), manuscripts by others, including Martha Hillhouse, Andrew Vaisius, Erin Mouré, Brothe...
Hall, Phil
Includes extensive correspondence including personal, poetic, academic, and political; manuscript drafts; ideas; teaching materials; and files related to the life and work of George Elliott Clarke.
Clarke, George Elliott
Includes correspondence (mostly copies) of Yiddish writers Chaim Grade (1910-1982), Morris Gruda (1919- ) and Leon Eisner, 1960s-1980s. Also includes print material about Chaim Grade and some unidentified black and white photographs of Grade and o...
Grade, Chaim, Gruda, Morris, Eisner, Leon
This first accession of Michelle Berry's papers contains manuscript drafts of novels and books of short stories; early writing drafts; reviews written by Michelle Berry for the Globe and Mail, as well as reviews of her work; correspondence, and ot...
Berry, Michelle
This accession of Dayv James-French's papers includes many drafts of his writing including short stories, poetry, and novels, including drafts for Victims of Gravity (1990) and other unpublished work; professional and personal correspondence with ...
James-French, Dayv
David Gardner Papers (Downsview Offsite)
The collection consists of material relating to Canadian theatre history and to Gardner's acting and directing career. It includes theatre programmes, articles and press clippings concerning the history of theatre in Canada, especially for th...
Gardner, David Emmett
Includes correspondence from Mavis Gallant to Joan McInnes, 1970s-1990s.
Simon McInnes
Stephen G. Gilbert Collection of Anatomical Drawings
Contains anatomical drawings and illustrations from Stephen Gilbert's publications and professional life as an anatomical illustrator. Collection notably includes anatomical drawings of the adult human, adult embryo, cat, fetal pig, dogfish, nectu...
Gilbert, Stephen G.
Collection consists of typescripts, with editorial revisions and instructions to the printer in the manuscript, for Paton's book Factors in the Ruin of Antiquity: A Criticism of Ancient Civilization.
Isaac, James Paton
This first accession of Michelle Berry's papers contains manuscript drafts of novels and books of short stories; early writing drafts; reviews written by Michelle Berry for the Globe and Mail, as well as reviews of her work; correspondence, and ot...
Berry, Michelle
Toronto Newspaper Guild Papers
The collection consists of case files, manuals and minutes of meetings of the Toronto Newspaper Guild.
Toronto Newspaper Guild
Royal Canadian Institute Records (Downsview Offsite)
Consists of minute books, membership lists, financial records, final typescripts of lectures, correspondence, committee minutes and reports, scrapbooks, clippings and printed materials.
Royal Canadian Institute
Richard Pennington Papers (Downsview Offsite)
The collection consists of Penningtons's writings, research materials and correspondence. It includes material relating to his research on the etchings of Wenceslaus Hollars, along with drafts of his book A Descriptive Catalogue of the Etched...
Pennington, Richard
New Play Society Records (Downsview Offsite)
The collection consists primarily of business records of the New Play Society, including those for its theatre school, as well as production files, correspondence, photographs and clippings. Material on Dora Mavor Moore can be found in the collect...
New Play Society
William Paul McClure Kennedy Papers
The collection consists mainly of manuscripts and typescripts of Kennedy's published work.
Kennedy, W. P. M. (William Paul McClure)
Patrick McGahern Papers (Downsview Offsite)
This collection demonstrates the scope and practice of operating an antiquarian bookseller's establishment both before and during the use of computerized orders, payments, and catalogue creation. In particular, it deals with Patrick McG...
Patrick McGahern Books
Lord's Day Alliance of Canada Papers (Downsview Offsite)
This collection includes correspondence, minute books, administrative records, legal documents, photographs, scrapbooks and printed materials generated by the Alliance and many of its branches from 1888 to 1979. The second part of the collection i...
Lord's Day Alliance of Canada
John Emerson Langdon Papers (Downsview Offsite)
The collection includes research notes on silver, chiefly compiled for his four books on North American silver and silversmiths, along with related correspondence, typescripts and galleys. It also includes secondary materials used for lectures and...
Langdon, John E. (John Emerson)
George Keppie Papers (Downsview Offsite)
The collection consists of correspondence and accounts relating to Keppie's work as manager of several American Theatres and the Uptown Theatre, Toronto (Vaughan Glaser Players) and the Empire Theatre (Theatre Guild of Canada). It also contai...
Keppie, George
Stuart King Jaffary Papers (Downsview Offsite)
The collection consists of correspondence, articles and research notes on criminology, penal reform, sentencing and about the University of Toronto School of Social Work.
Jaffary, Stuart King
The collection consists of research materials for Irving's book The Social Credit Movement in Alberta, as well as correspondence, both personal and professional. Correspondents include William Aberhart and Ernest Manning. It also continues dr...
Irving, John Allan
Kate A. Foster Papers (Downsview Offsite)
The collection consists of correspondence, minutes, programmes, reports, articles and speeches relating to the Council of Friendship and its work with immigrants.
Foster, Kate A.
Includes drafts, correspondence, photographs and other material mainly pertaining to Edmund Wilson's O Canada: an American's notes on Canadian Culture (1965).
Wolfe, Morris
Marjorie Wilkins Campbell Papers
Collection of literary papers of Marjorie Wilkins Campbell including published and unpublished works, personal and business correspondence.
Campbell, Marjorie Wilkins
Earle Birney Papers (Downsview Offsite)
Collection includes correspondence; manuscripts, typescripts and some galley proofs of the work of Earle Birney; teaching materials; some Malcolm Lowry material; typescripts of other Canadian authors; scrapbooks and memorabilia.
Birney, Earle
Correspondence with naturalists; a dictionary of naturalists; drafts for a life of Charles Fothergill; bird-watching journals kept by Baillie from 1920-1970; Baillie's weekly columns in The Toronto Evening Telegram, 1931-70 (on microfilm); some ma...
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South Africa: Whites Own 90% Land
South Africa's so-called "softly-softly� approach of willing-buyer, willing-seller model, similar to what took place before the fast-track land reform in Zimbabwe, is now collapsing as the landless Blacks grow impatient about this slow process. Ironically, so-called mainstream Western media are not covering this story. More than 90% of the land is still owned by the white minority.
Land: South Africa's "Zimbabwe Solution�
Recent moves by the South African government to seize land to speed up land redistribution to the landless Blacks amply demonstrates why the Zimbabwe route to land reform was unavoidable in the wake of formidable resistance by the white land owning class.
More than 90% of the land is still owned by the white minority in South Africa. The country's "reform" plan calls for 33% of all arable land to be redistributed to Blacks by 2014; Blacks, however, are growing inpatient with this snail's pace. Some South Africans are now calling for a "Zimbabwe Solution," adding pressure on the leadership.
"Very little progress has been made in terms of land redistribution," President Thabo Mbeki, said in a recent televised national address. "We will undertake a careful review of the inhibiting factors so that this program is urgently speeded up.�
South Africa's so-called "softly-softly� approach of willing-buyer, willing-seller model, similar to what took place before the fast-track land reform in Zimbabwe, is now collapsing as the landless Blacks grow impatient about this slow process. Ironically, so-called mainstream Western media are not covering this story.
The rich white land-owning class will hurl everything to scuttle South Africa's land reform process which seeks to redress social and economic injustice which was solidified in Apartheid South Africa for many decades. It's proving impossible for this class to part with the land which their ancestors violently grabbed from Blacks during the colonial conquest era.
Zimbabwe has paid a heavy price for its radical approach to land reform, with sanctions spearheaded by the U.K., U.S. and Australia—Additionally, Zimbabwe was vilified and its leaders thoroughly demonized for speeding up the land reform process.
Yet events happening South of the Limpopo river show that deeply entrenched white land interests don't succumb to kid gloves approach. South Africa's skewed land ownership structure is much more serious than Zimbabwe's case. The extent to which indigenous people were dispossessed of their land by whites in South Africa under colonial rule and apartheid has no parallels on the entire African continent.
South Africa's land reform program has made limited headway in the first decade of South Africa's democracy. "South Africa has to learn to make space for policy-making structures in order to prevent the unrest and political dynamics that will follow a failure to deliver on land reform," Prof. Sam Moyo, director of the South African-based Institute of Agrarian Studies, has observed in the past.
"One of the reasons for land reform taking place slowly is because it depends on government's ability to pay for the land,� Dr. Ruth Hall of the Program for Land And Agrarian Studies, has said in the past. "A backlog occurs because the government exercises fiscal discipline and cannot buy all the land at once."
The white establishment and the opposition Democratic Alliance leader Tony Leon say fast track land reform is "irresponsible, illegal and a red flag to investors.� Yet critics contend the African National Congress cannot afford to fold its hands on the land question. The burden of poverty and unemployment needs solutions.
News that the South African government has started forcibly redressing the land grievances of the apartheid era by moving to expropriate a 25,000 hectare farm in the Northern Cape speaks volumes about the emotive land issue.
After decades of dispossession, more than 400 claimants of the Pniel Farm will have their dream of returning to their ancestral land fulfilled.
Their forefathers were violently evicted from their land by white farmers. "I did not believe that one day we would be here," 76-year old Abraham Modise, whose parents were forced off the land and moved into a shantytown on the outskirts of Kimberley in 1967, told local media.
"We were all transferred and I ended up working on the railways. Now I want to come back and live but it needs a young person to do the farming. I hope my children may come but they live in Johannesburg."
The order to expropriate the land was issued after a four-year battle over the price and conditions of sale between the government and the Lutheran church. The church had wanted $9.8 million (US) but the state offered about half that amount on a "take-it-or-leave-it-basis.�
The South African government is targeting to settle 7,000 rural land claims before the end of 2008.
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