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		<title>Japan&#8217;s new trend: paper, electronic media, networking and home appliances &#8211; home appliances, network &#8211; smart home industry</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Japan&#8217;s new trend: paper, electronic media, networking and home appliances &#8211; home appliances, network &#8211; smart home industry HC intelligent home network  Worldwide, the media industry, print media advertising revenue by the original management and development, but in recent years because the rise of video sites, some advertisers have been taken from print media survival [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong> Japan&#8217;s new trend: paper, electronic media, networking and home appliances &#8211; home appliances, network &#8211; smart home industry </strong><br />
 HC intelligent home network  Worldwide, the media industry, print media advertising revenue by the original management and development, but in recent years because the rise of video sites, some advertisers have been taken from print media survival is threatened. This phenomenon has been in the United States two years earlier, and sustainable development, the current began to spread in Japan, and caused great concern in the Government of Japan. On mobile phones, e-reading and mobile Internet, which greatly expanded the application of electronic paper media space. Also, because information technology to progress, telephone network and wireless network convergence speed, but also provides a network appliance network based on the popularity of the Internet appliance facilities. Networked home appliances, while promoting cell phone use more colorful, the United States and Japan are taking steps to adapt to the changing situation. Not long ago, Japanese IT industry, there were two noteworthy trends in academia, industry, one that is driven by electronic and print media companies such as driven by the NTT network appliance. These are the broadcasting network and the mobile communication network, telephone network and Internet speed up the integration of the product. Had to make choices: paper media, electronic According to Japanese media reports, November 9, 2009, the Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs in support of IT Industry Promotion Department, Keio University, Fuji TV, NextWave&#8217;s leading business network, Sony, Hitachi, Ltd., NHK, Japan Medicine Association and other units involved in the establishment of a federation of industry, government and school integration, will start a paper, electronic media experiment. The Federation scheduled for February 2010 the Sankei Shimbun and other media, paper media, electronic information, through the electromagnetic wave transmitted to the TV, mobile phones, game consoles and other devices. Experiments carried out first in the city, through experiments in order to establish technical and business operation issues. Experiment designed not only to increase the profits of print media companies, but would like to take this business to broaden the scope of the broadcasting industry, as well as to promote high value-added R &amp; D receiving terminal, the Japanese government called for more academic institutions, operators and equipment manufacturers involved in this work. Television network and the Internet than the more easily a large distribution of information to multiple users simultaneously, through the integration of broadcasting network and the Internet will be distribution of information packets with a wireless data transmission to the user. Thus further radio network, mobile network and Internet integration. Reported that the Association of Japanese magazine will have more than 100 member units involved in this experiment, has now started to recruit 1500 of the Ombudsman&#8217;s work, and study how to use the virtual currency, which is also the consideration of work order the main focus. In addition, the association also concerned about whether the criteria set by the problem of excessively high rates, and to consider when readers leave issues such as how to make the connection broken. How to proceed in Japan this experiment? Behind a profound social background. Like the world, Japan and many other newspapers and magazines print media advertising revenues declining, deteriorating business conditions. As of the end of March 2009 statistics show that Japan already has five newspapers into financial difficulties, and has a number of magazines ceased publication. In this case, the paper media to find ways to network, network ad revenue to make up for reduced revenue. Japanese Journal of Association that the way to go it alone in building a network, or through cooperation agreements with the site, enough to reverse the overall decline in profits on paper the situation of the media industry. To this end, Japan has increased the print media pluralism and diversity of income, the need combined with the industry&#8217;s collective power to bundle all the information to form a price advantage to the market to achieve common development. From the government point of view, now Japan&#8217;s paper industry, including the printing industry, media and content industries are in recession, only electronic way out. This is why the Japanese industry, government and science to vigorously promote the causes of electronic paper media. In the great efforts of government and industry, the Japanese portal and communications companies are also active in providing for the application of electronic paper media, environment, experimental diagram shown in Figure 1. Joint promotion: family-oriented ICT According to November 3, 2009 Japanese media reports, NTT and home appliances business, office electrical manufacturer, launched the home office for home users and business users of ICT. Matsushita Electric, Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd., Sharp, NEC, and BUFFALO equipment makers such as NEC, will participate in the December 2009 start of the experimental work. Family ICT infrastructure services Families are ordinary families and SMEs, ICT serve primarily for home and office electrical electrical connection to the Internet services provided. This is the most important equipment which is serving the family of servers with ICT in home or office in the home gateway (or gateway business), through the Internet so that together organically, with remote access to achieve the same types of machinery and equipment Joint action and safety management. Among them, the device can be set by the access to the remote operation through to completion, while providing the appliance with a video screen that connection status. Appliances Internet access can also be remote control, when a user when they go out, cell phones and other mobile terminals can own remote control of electrical equipment for disaster prevention, security and power.<span id="more-88"></span></p>
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		<title>May Sell 20% Stake In Gome Chen Xiao Denied &#8211; Gome Electrical Appliances, Chen Xiao &#8211; Hc Network</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 10 Feb 2012 06:17:01 +0000</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong> May Sell 20% Stake In Gome Chen Xiao Denied &#8211; Gome Electrical Appliances, Chen Xiao &#8211; Hc Network </strong><br />
 Not Huang Guangyu After GOME Electrical Appliances<br />
How Long? In Huang Guangyu, &#8220;after the accident&#8221;, it seems every person associated with the prolapse of the water have been, but has insisted that no &#8220;injury&#8221; in</p>
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<p>States United States , Now seems to have some word within the.<br />
Early, in February there are media reports said Gome intends to sell 20% stake in the Fund, to alleviate financial pressures.</p>
<p>Recently, such a statement seems to have the results, according to &#8220;Apple Daily&#8221; quoted sources, Gome and the Fund has completed negotiations on the sale of shares is just over the details still need to discuss the country to sell the United States will fund up to about 20% shares. At present, the &#8220;Gossip&#8221; column of two funds is KohlbergKravis Roberts and Bain Capital and other private equity funds.</p>
<p>&#8220;Rumors are rumors, rumors we generally do not care.&#8221; Gome chairman Chen Xiao told &#8220;Securities Daily&#8221; when interviewed, said.</p>
<p>Since the November 2008 economic survey by the outbreak of Huang Guangyu, the Gome been implicated suspension, since then, Gome restoration of sight of the.</p>
<p>4 27, States United States released its annual report for 2008, the result is not optimistic. The restoration of the country when the United States, remains unknown.</p>
<p>In nearly five months after suspension, investors did not see the rumors in the country by the end of March the U.S. announced a special financial review results, which means that the country once again postponed the date of the United States for restoration. In accordance with the provisions of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, if the listed company has been going on for some time suspended, but did not take sufficient action to fight for restoration may be in suspension for 6 months before being delisted.</p>
<p>Well, if so, not much time left to GOME.<br />
According to the United Kingdom Financial Times-owned hedge fund analysts Dealreporter said Gome plans to announce on April 22, 2008 Annual Report?? So, the country had the U.S. should resume trading, which is the country the United States to achieve additional financial pressure on the premise of mitigation.</p>
<p>&#8220;If the resumption of trading will be timely notice.&#8221; States United States the right to resume trading for Chen Xiao told reporters that when I said, but did not say too much.</p>
<p>Since the suspension last year, since November 24, Gome into a high value of the assets under pressure, in this case, it is wise Gome to sell some shares, you can reduce the depreciation of assets, the pressure, and for buyers, At this point is the purchase of this</p>
<p>Home Appliances Giant chain the best period for the assets.<br />
However, on February 26, according to foreign reports, as there are differences in terms of the agreement, Goldman Sachs has been suspended and the National US-related transactions as the sale of shares of negotiations consultant. Then there are media reports that China Development Bank and Citibank is working with Gome negotiating to buy some shares in the U.S. state.</p>
<p>Undoubtedly, this is a country the United States present the most sensitive touch, is a difficult juncture. It is reported that Huang Guangyu of GOME in the incident, visited Hong Kong many fund companies, hoping to resolve financial aspects of external funding difficulties.</p>
<p>Gome plans share placement and transfer 400 million U.S. dollars.</p>
<p>This, Chen Xiao did not comment on were not. </p>
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		<title>Social Media Anatomy</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong> Social Media Anatomy </strong><br />
 The Basic Anatomy of Social Media</p>
<p>Propelled by one billion peer users, social media has become the fastest growing marketing medium in the U.S.  nonetheless, the much-anticipated monetization of social media remains an unrealized quest for the Holy Grail. Legions of traditional marketers have predictably descended upon Facebook, Twitter, and countless blogs with transparent greed, but have largely failed to monetize social media, due to clumsy efforts that violate peer-to-peer trust etiquette. This can be directly attributed to the low levels of understanding as to how social media really works, within a business.</p>
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<p>There are so many “things” involved in social media that it becomes almost impossible to figure out what is truly going on. YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Blogs, Bookmarks, keywords, searches, email and many more options make it almost impossible for the layman to grasp what to do. In this article we hope to clear that up by explaining social media as a living thing, a functioning body of communication similar to the human body.</p>
<p>The premise of the body is simple, without food we die in a matter of days, without water that time is cut in half and without air air we will die in a couple of minutes. So, the primary needs of the body are air, water and food in that order. In order to do this let’s take a look at the human body first. Within the structure of the body there are musts, and that’s all we will cover for now. The brain, the heart, the lungs, the vein system, blood and bones provide us with a great background for explanation and connection to social media.</p>
<p>The bones provide protection and structure, some would even say protection through structure to the organs in the body. This is easily associated with the basics of an internet presence. Your bones in a social media presence are your website and all its functionality. It is the modern day equivilant to the business card and without it you are spinning your wheels. As the old saying goes, it is the “bare bones”.</p>
<p>Next is your veins system. This caries blood around the body and provides for nourishment and replenishment of the vital organs. They are the highways within anatomy and must be used correctly. If one is sending blood north and it is supposed to sending it south, we have big trouble. So, the association here is that your vein system is directly equal to the outside (not your) sites on the web. YouTube, Vimeo, Podcast sites, iTunes, Ezine and many more are the veins, or highways, that help distribute your content and message. Use them wisely and the flow will be steady.</p>
<p>Now that we know these sites work like veins within our social media system, what is the blood? Blood on its own is the most vital thing in the world for the body. It is the carrier of oxygen, nutrients and DNA. This is exactly like the content you put out to the world. It is your DNA. It is the essence of your brand and the fingerprint of your business. Your blood, or content, should remain pure and treated as the one thing that you cannot live without.</p>
<p>The heart plays a major role in this functioning of your body, as well as your media. The heart itself is nothing more than a muscle; it is driven by electricity that stems from your brain, or neural center. The act of pumping or flexing is the important thing to think of in this process. This is closely associated with the habits and routine of your media actions and behaviors. Good rhythm in your your media expression to your audience makes sure that your content is “pumping” through your distribution channels consistently.</p>
<p>Your brain is the command center of the body and your brands message. This command center is the place that tells you what to think, do, feel and transmit. The brain take sin information from other organs and makes decisions based on the feeling. For this to be closely associated with a portion of the social media mix for brands, we would have to suggest that it is, in part, run by a non-bias third party. The brain is made of many different parts and it always tells the truth, because it is relaying data from one part of the brain to another and providing guidance based on fact, not opinion.<br />
This brings to mind the lungs, the most underrated organ in the human body and the most misused and misunderstood part of the social media mix. The fact is that the most essential thing living things need is air, it is the stimulator for the entire body. Air should be thought of as data. The more you TAKE IN the more success you will have in contemporary marketing. The lungs take in air and send it to the blood and brain at the same time. In other words, data from your audience should feed your content and choices as a modern brand. Social networks are the E-version of the lung. They are ready available organs that draw in all kinds of information, sort the useful from the not useful and pass it on to the brain and blood. Social networks should be used as tools to draw in info, much like lungs to air.<br />
So let’s look at the simplicity of this analogy. The process should go like this when it comes to your media division. You must:</p>
<p>•Create a foundation (website,etc….)<br />
•Determine which ways to use your distribution avenues (veins)<br />
•Be present in the social networks to constantly give you data (Lungs and Air)<br />
•Feed your neural center to ensure that you have the right information (Brain)<br />
•Use this data to create proper content to send through the distribution centers with a purpose of driving people back to your website or sales center<br />
•Create a daily plan of tactics and behaviors (heartbeat) to create a consistent circulation of your message</p>
<p>In conclusion every business should think of media (ways you connect with the public) as a child or birthing a new being. If you are not prepared to create a good body, don’t take it on. It is better to NOT be present in the space if you have nothing to say or a fuzzy message about who you are and what you do. It is tough to abort mistakes on the internet, so take parenting classes and build a parenting plan for this new organism of engagement and information marketing. Effective exercising of this plan will result in productive and accurate customer information, which in turn will produce healthy lines of revenue.</p>
<p>By Eric Rice<br />
LWI and The Founders Den </p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Advanced comforts encompass fieldbus media Explosion-proof bright prrr-rrrglable operator is good for finely-detailed climate regulating practice instrumentation and additionally analyzer enclosures on detrimental places. Typically the controller contains a transferring full capacity as much as 20 The, empowering so that it is utilized on Explosion-proof emitters with the help of force search positions often Step [...]]]></description>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">Explosion-proof bright prrr-rrrglable operator is good for finely-detailed climate regulating practice instrumentation and additionally analyzer enclosures on detrimental places. Typically the controller contains a transferring full capacity as much as 20 The, empowering so that it is utilized on Explosion-proof emitters with the help of force search positions often Step 2,300W, depending on normal plus needed enclosure/equipment temperature and the heater furnish current.</p>
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<p>Heater solutions in line with Sensible Controlled 2.Zero could be used to command the temperatures of it technology as well as bordering air inside an fencing or case, and so are to be used by means of analytical applications that should be controlled on huge temperature and they are discovered in serious circumstances. Regular uses include analyzers coping with very difficult mass media for fat, natural gas as well as petrochemical calculating vegetation.</p>
<p>Intertec&#8217;s array of THERM Hey there Explosion-proof electric heating units includes at the same time finned along with obstruct looks, regarding convection air heating and even immediate related equipment heating systems by transmission, and covers output electric power concentrations provided by 40 to be able to 500W. </p>
<p>They are offered which includes a variety of 135 or possibly 230V feedback, and tend to be CSA C/US permitted pertaining to 277 Sixth is v.</p>
<p>The newer online PID (proportional-integral-derivative) game controller operates to provide a rural deadly gadget (RTU), not to mention functions all of the Modbus RTU phone calls protocol in excess of some sort of RS485 successive networking to make sure you aid straightforward is intergrated utilizing already present procedure regulate techniques. Up to Thirty one game controllers are generally created along with checked in one division associated with a networking.</p>
<p>Intertec&#8217;s place in Desktop software and even LabView VI people make it possible for features to generally be produced, comprising the controller&#8217;s V plus i words and phrases, a user-defined bring intended for warmth grow to protect against a moment all of the heater&#8217;s climate restriction. The system is known for a facts logging feature for one graphical keep track of for environment figures gathered after a while right from every different control.</p>
<p>Additional services permit the game controller to be utilized being temps keep tabs on, to provide a electric end product in case the temperatures are within a user-defined wide variety; this really is useful to influence the air conditioning enthusiast by way of example.</p>
<p>Housed during an aluminum enclosure, any sensible controlled comes with a IP66 coverage review along with additional surface areas have a very saltwater reluctant end. All of the PID operator and additionally associated gadgets are actually exemplified inside silicon, along with the Ex-mate ourite utility devices found in other section. Chance to any heater issue is undoubtedly addressed by the proportional, triac-based power outlet, that will applies zero-voltage transforming to attenuate electro-magnetic disturbance.</p>
<p>There really are not one but two styles associated with game controller: the usual option contains a sleek and stylish construction computing Fifty seven times 125 times 95 mm (3.3 z Five c Various.2 inches tall) as well as made for IEC-Ex and even ATEX Sector A person, Some , 20 plus 19 . Anytime positiioned in a good NEMA 4X performing enclosure, the unit is authorized to be played with around United states harmful surroundings scored Region A couple of, Staff IIC and Class Simply put i and / or Two, Dividing 2, Group A good, H, Chemical and additionally G. The other type, developed for north of manchester North american marketplace, is designed to create element of your tv conduit product, and it is endorsed with respect to Elegance We, Split One performing unsafe settings.</p>
<p>The shrewd operator includes two to three temperatures alerts; a person is bundled with the operator housing, meant for weighing regional cabinet heat range, and another is a part of your heater on their own, together with a temperature-sensitive stiffen, to ensure that their covering temp can not go beyond the specified &#8216;T&#8217; status. Intertec heating units are for sale for T3, T4 and then T6 temperatures instructional classes, restrictive heater materials to assist you to 175, 92 % of and 50C respectively. Thirdly is definitely fundamentally reliable KTY silicon environment sensing wall mounted at the end of your wire, which might be readily found in all the application enclosure and embedded in your machine that has got to remain in a steady environment. The typical release belonging to the controller has a built-in bi-color Headed signal that offers a handy native diagnostic assistance by means of proving virtually any deviation of your set up purpose heat plus mentioning the appearance of every heater fault.</p>
<p>Intertec might supply the wise game controller and also the consumer&#8217;s targeted heater as a general entire deal. Typically the game controller is presented happy to set up, adaptable towards heater, and then pre-programmed with expected parameter go delinquent attitudes, including temp set up point, heating and cooling heat style, RS485 handle and even lines current along with oftenness. Besides the PC-based software system,?a strong discretionary Browse to be able to RS485 graphical user interface converter is likewise out there.</p>
<p>Advanced conveniences can include fieldbus web 2 . 0, substantial overseeing as well as diagnostic techniques, prrr-rrrglable environment ramping, knowledge carrying, in addition to temps supervising through user-definable boundaries. </p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Wind Farms Producing Electricity Wind turbines are one of the earliest devices that are used for power generation. Windmills originated from the country Persia (present-day Iran) as early as 200 B.C. In Europe they appeared during the middle ages and the first electricity generating wind turbine was installed in Scotland in July 1887. Since then [...]]]></description>
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<p>Wind turbines are one of the earliest devices that are used for power generation. Windmills originated from the country Persia (present-day Iran) as early as 200 B.C. In Europe they appeared during the middle ages and the first electricity generating wind turbine was installed in Scotland in July 1887. Since then new and improved ways and wind generator designs have been adopted to modify these electricity manufacturing giants to produce much more power from much less wind than ever before.</p>
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<p>Wind farms consist of a group of several hundred individual wind turbines in the same location that are used for production of electric power on a larger scale. Today, there are more wind farms that abound Europe than any other continent in the world. The wind farms can largely be found in the plains and breezy areas in the United Kingdom. Wind power is the second largest source of renewable energy in the UK. </p>
<p>In the year 2007 the UK Government agreed to the European Union target of generating 20% of energy from renewable sources such as wind farms and solar energy by 2020.</p>
<p>By the end of 2007, the United Kingdom announced plans for a massive expansion of wind energy. Presently the installed capacity of wind power in the United Kingdom is over 5 gig watts. If you have ever seen a wind farm, you will know that these are absolutely gigantic high towers having big the rotor blades that are positioned at an angle of 45 degrees so that the turbine can trap all possible energy. Therefore, even in a wind-less situations are enough to make the outer edges of the blades on a wind turbine turn around.</p>
<p>Turbines typically have two or three blades. The bigger the blades of the turbines the more energy they can capture from the wind. </p>
<p>The wind turns these blades and the generator attached to it converts the generated mechanical power into electricity. Larger turbines are grouped together into wind farms, which provide bulk power to the electrical network for powering big cities and thousands of homes.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Officemax &#8211; China Electric Rotisserie &#8211; China Electric Barbecues www.officemax.com/ OfficeMax (NYSE: OMX), is an office supplies retailer founded in 1988 and headquartered in Naperville, Illinois. It is the third-largest office supplies retailer in the USA, behind Staples and Office Depot. Contents 1 History 1.1 Kmart 1.2 Office Max, Inc. 1.3 Boise Cascade 1.4 Safeway 2 [...]]]></description>
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OfficeMax (NYSE: OMX), is an office supplies retailer founded in 1988 and headquartered in Naperville, Illinois. It is the third-largest office supplies retailer in the USA, behind Staples and Office Depot.<br />
Contents<br />
1 History<br />
1.1 Kmart<br />
1.2 Office Max, Inc.<br />
1.3 Boise Cascade<br />
1.4 Safeway<br />
2 OfficeMax ImPress Print and Document Services<br />
3 MaxPerks customer reward program<br />
4 MaxAssurance<br />
5 Financial rebound<br />
6 OfficeMax ink refilling kiosk<br />
7 OfficeMax ink recycling program<br />
8 CTRL-Center web-based services<br />
9 A Day Made Better<br />
10 Controversies<br />
11 Going Green<br />
12 References<br />
13 External links<br />
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History<br />
Kmart<br />
On April 1, 1988, OfficeMax was founded in Cleveland, Ohio, by Michael Feuer (who served as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer) along with seven other associates. On July 5 of that year, OfficeMax opened its first retail store in the Golden Gate Shopping Center in Mayfield Heights, Ohio (the location remains open today as store #1).<br />
OfficeMax grew by acquisition, including its 1990 takeover of Office Square stores, previously owned by Kmart, in exchange for a 22% equity stake. In 1991, Kmart increased its stake in OfficeMax to 92%. The company acquired BizMart, its largest acquisition to date, in 1992. OW-Office Warehouse, a Virginia-based regional chain, was acquired in 1993. In 1995 OfficeMax was spun-off of Kmart and became a NYSE-(OMX)-publicly-traded corporation, based in Shaker Heights, Ohio.<br />
Office Max, Inc.<br />
For the next ten years OfficeMax and its rivals, STAPLES and Office Depot, continued to open new stores, saturating the market segment. OfficeMax developed regional delivery centers, and investing in its super-regional PowerMax distribution centers in North Las Vegas, Nevada, Onida, Pennsylvania (Hazleton, Pennsylvania), and McCalla, Alabama. All the while OfficeMax had the worst money losing results of the three. In 2001-2003, OfficeMax began closing under-performing stores in some neighborhoods and in regions where it didn&#8217;t have a strong presence. Staples and Office Depot considered merging, but that deal was called off. Of the three, it was OfficeMax that would be acquired; by Boise Cascade Office Products Corporation, which had a nationwide office supply delivery operation based in Itasca, Illinois. Boise had no bricks and mortar retail presence; their model used sales accounts people.<br />
Boise Cascade, which bought OfficeMax in 2003, also owned the Cuban Electric Co. before it was seized by the Cuban government following the 1959 revolution that brought Castro to power. OfficeMax is the largest property claimant in Cuba.<br />
Boise Cascade<br />
Following the 2003 acquisition by Boise, OfficeMax has undergone numerous internal changes, including rebranding its copy and print centers from CopyMax to ImPress Print &amp; Document Services. This change was primarily to prevent customers from getting the idea that it was only a copy service. In Q4 2006 the company rolled out a new branding for their printing and finishing service after finding that OfficeMax Print &amp; Document Services was too sterile of a name. The current name for the printing department is OfficeMax ImPress. As part of a strategic partnership with VistaPrint, announced in 2007, ImPress is a white label, OfficeMax-branded web site for small business printing based on VistaPrint technologies.<br />
The furniture section of the retail stores is often marketed separately as FurnitureMax, though officially only a few stores have true FurnitureMax sections, characterized by much larger selections than normal OfficeMaxes. OfficeMax has 867 retail stores in the USA (including Puerto Rico) and 43 locations in Mexico (through a joint venture), in addition to an on-line retailer in the USA (OfficeMax.com). In October 2004, Boise Cascade completed its sale of its paper, building products, and timberland assets. It then renamed itself OfficeMax.<br />
Safeway<br />
In October 2008, Office Max began selling a limited selection of its products, mainly school supplies including reams of copy paper in Safeway stores nation wide, replacing rival office supply retailer Staples.<br />
OfficeMax ImPress Print and Document Services<br />
OfficeMax also features a business services department where there is a full range of printing, copying, finishing and design services.<br />
First named CopyMax then later renamed to OfficeMax Print and Document Services (PDS) in 2005, and to OfficeMax ImPress Print and Document Services in 2007. OfficeMax has made several improvements to OfficeMax ImPress in recent years.<br />
This department offers printing and copying services; scanning; design services; FedEx shipping; shredding; nameplates; outdoor signs and banners; awards and plaques; checks and forms; custom rubber, pre-inked, and self-inking stamps; logo merchandise such as T-shirts, pens, cups, keychains, etc.<br />
MaxPerks customer reward program<br />
OfficeMax offers a customer reward program, called [MaxPerks] where customers can earn cash back for future purchases. There are two types of MaxPerks programs: MaxPerks for Business and MaxPerks for Teachers.<br />
The MaxPerks for Business program is intended for any customer. The MaxPerks for Business program allows all customers to obtain a reward card that give the customer  back for 0 in purchases of instore or online products. As well the new change to the rewards program also offers customer  in rewards for every HP, Dell, and Lexmark ink cartridge recycled through a retail location, maximum 10 per week. Also large collectors of recyclable ink cartridges can sign up to have a collection box sent to them where they receive  per HP or Dell Cartridge, maximum 300 per month, and all postage is paid by OfficeMax for the collection boxes.<br />
The MaxPerks for Teachers program is a reward program designed for teachers, however cardholders receive  for every  they spend. The MaxPerks for Teachers program also allows teachers to get extra school supply money by allowing them to give their MaxPerks number to their students, which allows them to receive benefits throughout the school year.<br />
As of January 1 the ink recycling program has been revised limiting to  in rewards per month for ink cartridges(compared to the /week prior). More brands now can be recycled for credit, see the site for full details.<br />
MaxAssurance<br />
MaxAssurance is a service that OfficeMax offers on furniture, electronics under 0, electronics over 0 and computers. The only things MaxAssurance does not protect against are loss, theft, and intentional damage. The plans are also renewable and transferable.<br />
Furniture MaxAssurance For chairs the plan covers broken casters and wheels and normal wear and tear to the upholstery, including seam separation. For furniture the plan covers structural defects and dovetail construction, lifting, cracking, peeling or scaling of solid woods, laminated finishes and veneers, warping, cracking and the breaking of frames or legs. The plan starts 31 days from the date of purchase and is good for three years.<br />
Electronics under 0 This plan is a replacement plan. If a product fails, contact customer service and simply return the failed product to the replacement depot using the pre-paid shipping label. Once the product is received, &#8220;NEW&#8221; will send you an OfficeMax gift card for the total purchase, plus tax if applicable. This plan covers normal wear and tear, defects in workmanship and materials, mechanical and electrical breakdowns, power surges (from day one), environmental factors, such as heat, dust and humidity and accidental damage from handling.<br />
Recent changes On November 9, 2008, OfficeMax altered its MaxAssurance program to offer a wider range of pricing options specific to the type of product purchased. This new program offers unique plans and pricing for printers, desktop computers, laptops, shredders, and digital cameras. All other types of electronics and products with moving parts have replacement or service plans priced at the same Item Cost to Plan Price ratios.<br />
Aside from covering digital cameras for accidental damage from the first day of purchase, the methods of replacement and service have remained nearly identical.<br />
Financial rebound<br />
In Q1 2006, OfficeMax closed 110 under-performing domestic stores, and is opening 70 new stores with the new award winning &#8220;Advantage&#8221; store layout. The &#8220;Advantage&#8221; store design is supposed to be more customer friendly and includes improvements in all major departments inside an OfficeMax store. The company plans to remodel most or all of its stores to the new Advantage layout.<br />
As of Wednesday, January 27, 2009, OfficeMax shares opened trading at .19 per share.<br />
In the fall of 2009, OfficeMax shares have rebounded from their nearly .00 average during the first quarter of the year. As of October 14, 2009 shares are trading at .00 per share.<br />
OfficeMax ink refilling kiosk<br />
Starting in 2005 and ending early 2006, OfficeMax tested a semi-automated ink refill station in their stores in the Chicago area. Customers could bring in old HP, Lexmark, Dell, or Compaq cartridges, and have them tested and refilled for less than the cost of new cartridges. As of July 2006, OfficeMax outfitted all of their high profit stores with the ink refill machines. Due to the complexity of Canon cartridges, the OfficeMax Ink Kiosk is unable to refill them. This is mainly because Canon uses a colored dye in their cartridges, not ink. The electronic contacts are also digitally altered in such a way that the Ink Kiosk cannot read them.<br />
OfficeMax ink recycling program<br />
In 2005, OfficeMax began accepting any empty HP, Dell, or Lexmark inkjet or toner cartridges in exchange for a free OfficeMax brand ream of paper, with a limit of 5 per customer, per day, or an option to take .00 off their current purchase. (The same limit of 5 applied to the .00 off, with a minimum of purchase amount that matched or exceeded the coupon). This was then changed in October 2006 due to many customers abusing the program. At that time, OfficeMax only offered the .00 instore discount, with a limit of 5, for only HP, Lexmark, Dell and Canon. In the fall of 2007 Canon was no longer participating in the program. The cartridges must also be brand name, and cannot be previously recycled or refilled cartridges. Currently OfficeMax only accepts HP, Lexmark and Dell brand name cartridges. Off brand cartridges that are HP, Lexmark or Dell compatibles are not accepted. There is a limit of 5 cartridges per customer per day.<br />
In July 2008, OfficeMax restructured their ink recycling program. Customers will no longer receive an in store credit for cartridges returned. Customers bringing in qualifying empty ink cartridges will instead receive a  reward to their MaxPerks account for up to ten (10) cartridges and thirty () dollars in rewards a week. OfficeMax is only accepting genuine HP, DELL and Lexmark cartridges. Customers can check on their rewards through the new MaxPerks website.<br />
On January 1, 2010, the program changed again, now with all brands being accepted, as long as they are ink cartridge and not ink tanks, for example the HP 02 series. Meaning, the cartridges have to have the print head on them. Members can now turn up to 20 per month, instead of 10 per week. Recycling toner has not changed, aside from all brand being accepted. Finally, in order to use your rewards, you need to have spent the equivalent with your MaxPerks card.<br />
CTRL-Center web-based services<br />
OfficeMax launched a line of web-based services in 2007. These services range from virus/spyware removal from a computer (PC Restoration) to the set-up and installation of a new computer (New PC Set-up and File Transfer).<br />
Services offered include both in-home and web-based PC restoration, wireless network setup, software and peripheral installation, online data backup, new PC setup and file transfer, and online training for popular office software titles.<br />
A Day Made Better<br />
On October 2, 2007 at 10am OfficeMax in partnership with Adopt-A-Classroom surprised 1,000 teachers with a box of supplies worth about ,200. Majority of schools selected were Title 1 schools, in which 40% or more of the student body is subsidized with the free school lunch program. The teacher selected was nominated by the school&#8217;s principal based on merit. The cause program has gone on to win national awards including the Peter Glen Award at the 2008 Retail Advertising &amp; Marketing Association conference.<br />
Back for its second year, in October 2008 OfficeMax surprised more than 1,200 teachers across the nation. Other new additions include celebrity involvement and the launch of a new website.<br />
Controversies<br />
In 2005, OfficeMax was investigated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in regards to &#8220;accounting for vendor income.&#8221; According to OfficeMax, the company had falsified .3 million in rebate claims owed by its suppliers. Six employees were fired in connection with the issue. In early November, 2007, the Securities and Exchange Commission completed the probe and recommended no enforcement action.<br />
In 2008 OfficeMax was targeted by protesters asking it to keep a promise that was made to protect indigenous rights. Logging in Canada Whiskey Jack Forest to supply the paper pulp industry is opposed by the Asubpeeschoseewagong First Nation people.<br />
On June 1, 2008, store employees were given word that the company would be undergoing a massive managerial restructuring. Assistant store manager positions in logistics and sales were merged into one position and all supervisor positions were eliminated. Fewer new positions were created with two key-carrying specialists, in furniture and technology, and a merchandising manager and/or operations supervisor in select stores. Store management (excluding store managers and the ImPress supervisor) were to re-apply and re-interview for the new positions, often receiving lower wages, in order to remain with the company. The company announced the layoffs of 2,700 employees on June 25, 2008.<br />
Going Green<br />
In spring 2008 OfficeMax started to sell recycled products for a company called TerraCycle. OfficeMax now carries trash and recycling cans (made from computer cases), Eco binders (made from 100% recycled cardboard and paper), natural all purpose and window cleaners (made from old 1 liter soda bottles and non-toxic cleaners using a plant based formula) and pencil cases (made from Kool-Aid and Capri Sun pouches). The products and packaging are made entirely from waste, reducing the amount of garbage going to landfills. OfficeMax offers and stocks more than 1,700 products with recycled content.[citation needed]<br />
In the ImPress department customers can upgrade from 30 percent to 100 percent post-consumer paper for a limited time at no charge. All OfficeMax ImPress self-serve copy machines have been outfitted with &#8220;Think in Green&#8221; stickers to encourage customers to take advantage of this offer.<br />
On July 2, 2008 it was announced that OfficeMax will be getting rid of all the vending machines in the employee break rooms to help reduce their energy use, yet the company still leaves about 10% of the lights on for security purposes in all retail store overnight. This is a change from a year ago when the company left about 50% of the lights on. They will also be increasing the employee discount on soda, candy and other snack foods.[citation needed]<br />
On July 4, 2008 it was announced to offset the associate discount on the candy and soda, prices would increase by 10% on the two.[citation needed]<br />
On July 11, 2008 it was announced that OfficeMax will be getting rid of its large and small size checkout bags. Only medium bags are available now. Going forward OfficeMax is finalizing a new bag design that is made out of recycled content. This new design should start being seen in stores around September &#8211; early October.[citation needed]<br />
References<br />
^ OfficeMax Enterprise Solutions<br />
^ http://money.cnn.com/2008/02/19/news/international/cuba_castro_markets/index.htm?iref=werecommend<br />
^ http://www.officemax.com/max/solutions/services/CopyMax/CopyMax.jsp<br />
^ http://www.eventvestor.com/evp_event.php?eid=128966<br />
^ &#8220;OfficeMax MaxPerks Program&#8221;. http://www.officemaxperks.com/. Retrieved 2007-12-18. <br />
^ &#8220;OfficeMax: 10K Annual Report&#8221;. http://investor.officemax.com/EdgarDetail.cfm?CompanyID=OMX&amp;CIK=12978&amp;FID=1047469-06-3312&amp;SID=06-00. Retrieved 2006-07-05. <br />
^ OMX &#8211; OfficeMax Incorporated &#8211; Google Finance<br />
^ &#8220;OfficeMax Launches CTRL-Center, New Remote PC Tech Support Service&#8221;. PRNewswire press release from OfficeMax. 2007-04-25. http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/officemax/27870/. <br />
^ http://www.adaymadebetter.com<br />
^ OfficeMax Media Room &#8211; News Releases<br />
^ &#8220;Protests Push OfficeMax to Keep Promise on Indigenous Rights&#8221;. Common Dreams. 2008-01-30. http://www.commondreams.org/news2008/0130-12.htm. Retrieved 2008-02-08. <br />
^ OfficeMax Positions Eliminated<br />
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<p>Are you interested to learn how to build DIY electricity system to run your home? It is now possible to generate renewable energy through wind generators and solar panels. Traditionally, people have been buying expensive commercial wind generators that can cost up to ,000 or more to get off the grid. But that kind of huge investment will take more than 20 years to repay itself.</p>
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<p><b>1. The Creation of Online DIY Homemade Energy System Guides</b></p>
<p>However, there has recently been technology and guides online that teach people how to build themselves for less than 0. This amount of investment takes less than 1 year, possibly even less than 3 months, to repay itself. Therefore, I chose to build my DIY electricity system DIY rather than buying a retail version.</p>
<p><b>2. The Reality of Building DIY Electricity Systems for your Home?</b></p>
<p>There are many advantages and also some disadvantages of for building DIY electric systems. </p>
<p>Some can be quite noisy and require a lot of power to work properly. Wind turbine and solar panel systems are the most feasible sources of renewable energy today. Bio diesel is another solution that many companies are looking to implement.</p>
<p><b>3. Why Should You Build DIY Electricity System?</b></p>
<p>The electrical power produced by such systems are not only free, they are very clean to produce and does not contribute to additional greenhouse gases and global warming. It is a great way to save money and can work for many years as long as they are maintained properly. Any excess power that is produced from your renewable electric systems can be pumped back to the grid and sold there. By harnessing free energy sources from the Earth, we can make our environment cleaner and also avoid rising fuel prices.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong> Network Neutrality </strong><br />
 Definitions of network neutrality</p>
<p>At its simplest network neutrality is the principle that all Internet traffic should be treated equally. Net neutrality advocates have established three principal definitions of network neutrality:</p>
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<p>Absolute non-discrimination </p>
<p>Columbia Law School professor Tim Wu: &#8220;Network neutrality is best defined as a network design principle. The idea is that a maximally useful public information network aspires to treat all content, sites, and platforms equally.&#8221; According to Imprint Magazine, University of Michigan Law School professor Susan P. Crawford &#8220;believes that a neutral Internet must forward packets on a first-come, first served basis, without regard for quality-of-service considerations.&#8221;</p>
<p>Limited discrimination without QoS tiering </p>
<p>United States lawmakers have introduced bills that would allow quality of service discrimination as long as no special fee is charged for higher-quality service.</p>
<p>Limited discrimination and tiering </p>
<p>This approach allows higher fees for QoS as long as there is no exclusivity in service contracts. According to Tim Berners-Lee: &#8220;If I pay to connect to the Net with a given quality of service, and you pay to connect to the net with the same or higher quality of service, then you and I can communicate across the net, with that quality of service.&#8221; &#8220;[We] each pay to connect to the Net, but no one can pay for exclusive access to me.&#8221;</p>
<p>FCC broadband policy statement</p>
<p>In 2005, the FCC issued its Broadband Policy Statement (also known as the Internet Policy Statement), which lists four principles of open Internet, &#8220;To encourage broadband deployment and preserve and promote the open and interconnected nature of the public Internet, consumers are entitled to:&#8221;</p>
<p>access the lawful Internet content of their choice.</p>
<p>run applications and use services of their choice, subject to the needs of law enforcement.</p>
<p>connect their choice of legal devices that do not harm the network.</p>
<p>competition among network providers, application and service providers, and content providers.</p>
<p>These points are often summarized as &#8220;any lawful content, any lawful application, any lawful device, any provider&#8221;. President Barack Obama&#8217;s American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 called for an investment of 7.2 billion dollars in broadband infrastructure and included an openness stipulation. During the FCC&#8217;s hearing, the National Cable &amp; Telecommunications Association urged the FCC to adopt the four criteria laid out in its 2005 Internet Policy Statement as the requisite openness.</p>
<p>In 2008, when the FCC auctioned off the 700 MHz block of wireless spectrum in anticipation of the DTV transition, Google promised to enter a bid of .6 billion if the FCC required the spectrum operator to adhere to four conditions:</p>
<p>Open applications: Consumers should be able to download and utilize any software applications, content, or services they desire;</p>
<p>Open devices: Consumers should be able to utilize a handheld communications device with whatever wireless network they prefer;</p>
<p>Open services: Third parties (resellers) should be able to acquire wireless services from a 700 MHz licensee on a wholesale basis, based on reasonably nondiscriminatory commercial terms;</p>
<p>Open networks: Third parties, such as Internet service providers, should be able to interconnect at any technically feasible point in a 700 MHz licensee&#8217;s wireless network.</p>
<p>These conditions are broadly similar to the FCC&#8217;s Internet Policy Statement (FCC&#8217;s applications and content are combined into a single bullet, while an extra bullet adding a requirement for wholesale access for third party providers was included). The FCC adopted only 2 of these four criteria for the auction, viz., open devices and open applications.</p>
<p>In September 2009, FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski proposed to add two additional rules on top of its 2005 policy statement, viz., the nondiscrimination principle that ISPs must not discriminate against any content or applications, and the transparency principle, which requires that ISPs disclose all their policies to customers. He also argued that wireless should be subject to the same network neutrality as wireline providers.</p>
<p>In October 2009, the FCC took the next step by approving a notice of proposed rulemaking on the subject of net neutrality.</p>
<p>Development of the concept</p>
<p>In 2003 Tim Wu, a professor at Columbia Law School, published and popularized a proposal for a net neutrality rule, in his paper Network Neutrality, Broadband Discrimination. The paper considered network neutrality in terms of neutrality between applications, as well as neutrality between data and QoS-sensitive traffic, and proposed some legislation to potentially deal with these issues. Throughout 2005 and 2006 network neutrality and the future of the Internet was debated by cable companies, consumers and Internet service providers (ISPs), although the issue was almost completely ignored by the media until 2006.</p>
<p>The concept of network neutrality predates the current Internet focused debate, existing since the age of the telegraph. In 1860, a US federal law (Pacific Telegraph Act of 1860) was passed to subsidize a telegraph line, stating that:</p>
<p>messages received from any individual, company, or corporation, or from any telegraph lines connecting with this line at either of its termini, shall be impartially transmitted in the order of their reception, excepting that the dispatches of the government shall have priority &#8230;</p>
<p>n act to facilitate communication between the Atlantic and Pacific states by electric telegraph, June 16, 1860</p>
<p>In 1888, Almon Brown Strowger invented an automatic telephone exchange to bypass non-neutral telephone operators who redirected calls for profit.</p>
<p>Proponents</p>
<p>Proponents of net neutrality include consumer advocates, online companies and some technology companies. Many major Internet application companies are advocates of neutrality, including Google, Yahoo!, Vonage, Ebay, Amazon, IAC/InterActiveCorp. Software giant Microsoft, along with many other companies, has also taken a stance in support of neutrality regulation. Cogent Communications, an international Internet service provider, has made an announcement in favor of certain net neutrality policies. According to Google:</p>
<p>Network neutrality is the principle that Internet users should be in control of what content they view and what applications they use on the Internet. The Internet has operated according to this neutrality principle since its earliest days&#8230; Fundamentally, net neutrality is about equal access to the Internet. In our view, the broadband carriers should not be permitted to use their market power to discriminate against competing applications or content. Just as telephone companies are not permitted to tell consumers who they can call or what they can say, broadband carriers should not be allowed to use their market power to control activity online.</p>
<p>uide to Net Neutrality for Google Users</p>
<p>Individuals who support net neutrality include Moby,RyanHuling (talk) 01:46, 9 February 2010 (UTC) Tim Berners-Lee, Vinton Cerf, Lawrence Lessig, Robert W. McChesney, Steve Wozniak, Susan P. Crawford, and David Reed, and President Barack Obama.</p>
<p>A number of net neutrality interest groups have emerged, including SaveTheInternet.com which frames net neutrality as follows:</p>
<p>Net Neutrality means no discrimination. Net Neutrality prevents Internet providers from blocking, speeding up or slowing down Web content based on its source, ownership or destination.</p>
<p>aveTheInternet.com FAQ</p>
<p>Arguments for network neutrality</p>
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<p>Control of data</p>
<p>Supporters of network neutrality want a legal mandate ensuring that cable companies allow Internet service providers (ISPs) free access to their cable lines, which is called a common carriage agreement, and the model used for dial-up Internet. They want to ensure that cable companies cannot screen, interrupt or filter Internet content without court order.</p>
<p>SaveTheInternet.com accuses cable and telecommunications companies of wanting &#8220;to be Internet gatekeepers, deciding which Web sites go fast or slow and which won&#8217;t load at all&#8221;. According to SaveTheInternet.com these companies want to &#8220;tax content providers to guarantee speedy delivery of their data &#8230; to discriminate in favor of their own search engines, Internet phone services, and streaming video while slowing down or blocking their competitors.&#8221; Vinton Cerf, a co-inventor of the Internet Protocol (IP) and current Vice President and Chief Internet Evangelist at Google, has supported efforts to introduce network neutrality legislation in the US, arguing that &#8220;the Internet was designed with no gatekeepers over new content or services.&#8221; Cerf concluded that:</p>
<p>Allowing broadband carriers to control what people see and do online would fundamentally undermine the principles that have made the Internet such a success.</p>
<p>inton Cerf in testimony before Congress February 7, 2006</p>
<p>Digital rights and freedoms</p>
<p>Lawrence Lessig and Robert W. McChesney argue that net neutrality ensures that the Internet remains a free and open technology, fostering, amongst others, democratic communication.</p>
<p>Competition and innovation</p>
<p>Net neutrality advocates argue that allowing cable companies, or what is termed &#8220;content gatekeepers&#8221;, to demand a toll to guarantee quality or premium delivery would create what Tim Wu calls unfair business model. Advocates warn that by charging &#8220;every Web site, from the smallest blogger to Google&#8221;, network owners may be able to block competitor Web sites and services, as well as refuse access to those unable to pay. According to Tim Wu, cable companies plan to &#8220;carve off bandwidth&#8221; for their own television services and charge companies a toll for &#8220;priority&#8221; service.</p>
<p>Proponents of net neutrality argue that allowing for preferential treatment of Internet traffic, or tiered service, would put newer online companies at a disadvantage and slow innovation in online services. Tim Wu argues that, without network neutrality, the Internet will undergo a transformation from a market &#8220;where innovation rules to one where deal-making rules.&#8221; SaveTheInternet.com argues that net neutrality creates an &#8220;even playing field&#8221; and that &#8220;the Internet has always been driven by innovation. Web sites and services succeeded or failed on their own merit.&#8221; According to Lawrence Lessig and Robert W. McChesney:</p>
<p>Without net neutrality, the Internet would start to look like cable TV. A handful of massive companies would control access and distribution of content, deciding what you get to see and how much it costs. Major industries such as health care, finance, retailing and gambling would face huge tariffs for fast, secure Internet use &#8230; Most of the great innovators in the history of the Internet started out in their garages with great ideas and little capital. This is no accident. Network neutrality protections minimized control by the network owners, maximized competition and invited outsiders in to innovate. Net neutrality guaranteed a free and competitive market for Internet content.</p>
<p>awrence Lessig &amp; Robert W. McChesney</p>
<p>Preserving Internet standards</p>
<p>Some individuals[who?] claim that authorizing incumbent network providers to override the separation of the transport and application layers of the Internet is a move that will signal the decline of fundamental Internet standards and, perhaps, of the standards-making processes used by the Internet industry itself.</p>
<p>Advocates[who?] of network neutrality suggest that any practice that shapes the transmission of bits in the transport layer based on application designs will undermine the design for flexibility of the transport.[citation needed]</p>
<p>Preventing pseudo-services</p>
<p>Alok Bhardwaj argues that any violations to network neutrality, realistically speaking, will not involve genuine investment but rather payoffs for unnecessary and dubious services. He believes that it&#8217;s unlikely that new investment will be made to lay special networks for particular websites to reach end-users faster. Rather, he believes that non-net neutrality will involve leveraging quality of service to extract remuneration from websites that want to avoid being slowed down.</p>
<p>End-to-end principle</p>
<p>Main article: End-to-end principle</p>
<p>Some advocates say network neutrality is needed in order to maintain the end-to-end principle. According to Lawrence Lessig and Robert W. McChesney:</p>
<p>Net neutrality means simply that all like Internet content must be treated alike and move at the same speed over the network. The owners of the Internet&#8217;s wires cannot discriminate. This is the simple but brilliant &#8220;end-to-end&#8221; design of the Internet that has made it such a powerful force for economic and social good.</p>
<p>awrence Lessig &amp; Robert W. McChesney:</p>
<p>Under this principle, a neutral network is a dumb network, merely passing packets regardless of the applications they support. This point of view was expressed by David S. Isenberg in his well-known paper, The Rise of the Stupid Network</p>
<p>A new network &#8220;philosophy and architecture,&#8221; is replacing the vision of an Intelligent Network. The vision is one in which the public communications network would be engineered for &#8220;always-on&#8221; use, not intermittence and scarcity. It would be engineered for intelligence at the end-user&#8217;s device, not in the network. And the network would be engineered simply to &#8220;Deliver the Bits, Stupid,&#8221; not for fancy network routing or &#8220;smart&#8221; number translation. &#8230; In the Stupid Network, the data would tell the network where it needs to go. (In contrast, in a circuit network, the network tells the data where to go.) In a Stupid Network, the data on it would be the boss. &#8230; End user devices would be free to behave flexibly because, in the Stupid Network the data is boss, bits are essentially free, and there is no assumption that the data is of a single data rate or data type.</p>
<p>avid S. Isenberg The Rise of the Stupid Network</p>
<p>Contrary to this idea, the research paper titled End-to-end arguments in system design by Saltzer, Reed, and Clark argues that network intelligence doesn&#8217;t relieve end systems of the requirement to check inbound data for errors and to rate-limit the sender, nor for a wholesale removal of &#8220;intelligence&#8221; from the network core.</p>
<p>Opponents</p>
<p>Opponents of net neutrality include large hardware companies and members of the cable and telecommunications industries.</p>
<p>Network neutrality regulations are opposed by some noted Internet engineers, such as professor David Farber and TCP inventor Bob Kahn. Vinton Cerf supports it while others oppose regulated network neutrality.</p>
<p>Robert Pepper is senior managing director, global advanced technology policy, at Cisco Systems, and is the former FCC chief of policy development. He says: &#8220;The supporters of net neutrality regulation believe that more rules are necessary. In their view, without greater regulation, service providers might parcel out bandwidth or services, creating a bifurcated world in which the wealthy enjoy first-class Internet access, while everyone else is left with slow connections and degraded content. That scenario, however, is a false paradigm. Such an all-or-nothing world doesn&#8217;t exist today, nor will it exist in the future. Without additional regulation, service providers are likely to continue doing what they are doing. They will continue to offer a variety of broadband service plans at a variety of price points to suit every type of consumer.&#8221;</p>
<p>Bob Kahn, one of the fathers of the Internet, has said net neutrality is a slogan that would freeze innovation in the core of the Internet.</p>
<p>Dave Farber, Michael Katz, Christopher Yoo, and Gerald Faulhaber Farber, known as the &#8216;grandfather of the Internet&#8217; because he taught many of its chief designers, has written and spoken strongly in favor of continued research and development on core Internet protocols. He joined academic colleagues Michael Katz, Chris Yoo, and Gerald Faulhaber in an Op-Ed for the Washington Post strongly critical of network neutrality, stating, &#8220;The Internet needs a makeover. Unfortunately, congressional initiatives aimed at preserving the best of the old Internet threaten to stifle the emergence of the new one.&#8221;</p>
<p>Opposition also comes from think tanks such as the Cato Institute and the Competitive Enterprise Institute. The Goldwater Institute and Americans for Tax Reform have also suggested that this principle may violate the First Amendment.</p>
<p>A number of these opponents have created a website called Hands Off The Internet to explain their arguments against net neutrality. Principal financial support for the website comes from AT&amp;T, and members include technology firms and pro-market advocacy group Citizens Against Government Waste. Corporate astroturfing is alleged.</p>
<p>Arguments against network neutrality</p>
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<p>Innovation and investment</p>
<p>Some opponents of net neutrality argue that prioritisation of bandwidth is necessary for future innovation on the Internet. Telecommunications providers such as telephone and cable companies, and some technology companies that supply networking gear, argue telecom providers should have the ability to provide preferential treatment in the form of a tiered services, for example by giving online companies willing to pay the ability to transfer their data packages faster than other Internet traffic. The added revenue from such services could be used to pay for the building of increased broadband access to more consumers. Opponents to net neutrality have also argued that net neutrality regulation would have adverse consequences for innovation and competition in the market for broadband access by making it more difficult for Internet service providers (ISPs) and other network operators to recoup their investments in broadband networks. John Thorne, senior vice president and deputy general counsel of Verizon, a broadband and telecommunications company, has argued that they will have no incentive to make large investments to develop advanced fibre-optic networks if they are prohibited from charging higher preferred access fees to companies that wish to take advantage of the expanded capabilities of such networks. Thorne and other ISP </p>
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 Why study electrical engineering?<br />
Have you ever wondered what goes on inside a portable digital media players or a digital camera? How do devices such as transistors, solar cells, and lasers work? What technologies are involved in a computer disk drive or a fiber optic communication network? Is it safe to use a cell phone if you have a cochlear implant? How will complex computer and telecommunication systems of the future be made more reliable, more energy efficient, and more user-friendly? Do you want to learn about environmental and biotechnology applications based on electrical engineering fundamentals?<br />
Electrical engineering is a challenging but exciting and rewarding area in which to study. It is a rapidly advancing field that is having a significant impact on shaping modern society. By studying electrical engineering you will be able to understand the significant developments in modern technology and be prepared to play a role in shaping its future.<br />
What careers can I pursue after obtaining a degree in electrical engineering?<br />
Recent graduates who have studied in the Department of Electrical Engineering have gone on to work in a wide range of fields. These include engineering areas such the design and fabrication of microprocessors and computers, the research and design of optoelectronics and integrated circuits, the design and management of communication systems, and advanced signal, image and video processing for environmental monitoring, medical imaging and data transmission across the Internet.<br />
A significant percentage of our graduates go on to study at the top graduate schools and professional schools in the country. Other graduates have found that an electrical engineering background is the basis of a career in business, finance, government, law, and medicine.<br />
What kind of background is required to study electrical engineering?<br />
The normal prerequisite for entering the Department in the sophomore year is a first year program that meets the requirements for all students in the Central Polytechnic Private School of Tunisia). This includes first-year physics, mathematics and chemistry; a writing course; and an introductory computer science course. To be adequately prepared to take these courses in your first year at Central Polytechnic Private School of Tunisia, you should take high school mathematics through calculus (if possible), as well as high school physics and chemistry. Many students enter Central Polytechnic Private School of Tunisia with advanced placement in one or more of these subjects, but this is not a requirement for admission or for success in the program.<br />
What areas of study in electrical engineering are available at Central Polytechnic Private School of Tunisia?<br />
The Department of Electrical Engineering offers an academic program spanning a wide range of disciplines. The program is accredited by the Central University of Tunisia. All students begin with a unifying foundation, and then specialize in areas ranging from information theory, computers and microprocessors, to solid state devices, optoelectronics, and electronics. Students may select a pre-defined concentration or tailor their own to suit special interests. Here are some example areas of concentration:<br />
Production Engineering and Automatic Control Process<br />
Mechanics of Materials and Structures</p>
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What is distinctive about electrical engineering at Central Polytechnic Private School of Tunisia?<br />
Students enter our department with a variety of career objectives in mind. Some intend to enter industry directly after graduation or to continue their technical studies in graduate school. Others wish to take an electrical engineering program as a background for careers in non-engineering fields such as business, law, and medicine. Many are not sure of their long range plans. Consequently, our program exposes students to a wide cross-section of electrical engineering before requiring specialization in an area of concentration. Our program also provides the flexibility for a student to take advantage of the excellent liberal arts program at Princeton.<br />
Engineering is a creative process involving the design of systems, components, or processes to meet desired needs. Throughout our curriculum, students gain experience with both the fundamentals of design as well as realistic engineering problems. Creativity and design experience are introduced by means of open-ended problems, the study and use of modern computer-aided design (CAD) tools, and laboratory work. In the junior year, a laboratory design course takes each student through all phases of a design project, emphasizing hands-on experience while providing classroom guidance. Currently, the students work in pairs to build a small microcomputer-controlled autonomous vehicle.<br />
Students in the department can pursue their studies well beyond the boundaries of classrooms and laboratories. Arrangements have been made for students to spend time on off-campus research activities, and summer jobs have provided many students with opportunities for first-hand experience with engineering design and analysis projects.<br />
Each electrical engineering student is assigned a faculty program advisor. The program advisor consults in detail with the student to design an academic program that best meets the student&#8217;s needs and goals. There is a design requirement which most students satisfy by taking at least one semester of design-oriented independent work. A research experience outside of a structured lecture or laboratory course is a valuable educational experience, both challenging and rewarding. It enables a student to work closely with a faculty member. Independent work is required of all electrical engineering students, normally during the senior year; and, a year-long senior thesis option is offered.<br />
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<p style="text-align: justify;">The vampire jack is a good name for one of the ways to insert data, the lifeblood of cyberspace, through cabling from one computer to another. The vampire jack is a good name for one of the ways to insert data, the lifeblood of cyberspace, through cabling from one computer to another. The majority of computer networks use three classes of cabling: coaxial, twisted-pair (unshielded and shielded), and fiber-optic cable. Whether the computers and peripherals are networked by wireless or cable the flow of data will enter and leave the computers via the network adapter card. This article focuses on the uses of physical cabling connections and the variations in major cabling types.</p>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">Cabling surrounds us in our offices; much of it runs in the space between dropped ceilings and the structural ceilings so it can be extended down the walls and into the computers. </p>
<p>Manufacturers make thousands of variations of cabling; only three major types connect the majority of networks: coaxial, twisted-pair (unshielded and shielded), and fiber-optic cable.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Coaxial cable consists of a copper core covered by a layer of foil insulation and braided metal shielding, and is referred to as dual shielded. In environments where there is unusually high interference there is coaxial cable with a second layer of foil insulation and another layer of braided metal shielding (quad shielding). The material that surrounds the solid copper core is meant to absorb stray electronic signals, or &#8220;noise&#8221; that would otherwise distort the data.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">The outer protection from signal interference and electronic fields known as &#8220;crosstalk&#8221; from nearby wires is the braided shielding, or mesh. </p>
<p>The transmitting copper core can&#8217;t be allowed to come into contact with the metal mesh naturally or the metal-on-metal overflow of signals would cause a short circuit and destroy the data. To protect the copper wire, a layer of a thermoplastic polymer called Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or Teflon is used. Over the core, insulation layer, and braided mesh of the cable there&#8217;s a non-conducting outer shield of rubber or Teflon.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Coaxial cable is the workhorse of long-distance cabling because it doesn&#8217;t suffer significant deterioration of the signal strength; this made the introduction of cable TV networks possible and practical for widespread use due to its ability to carry large data rates. When signal strength gets weaker and weaker over the distance of the cabling the technical term is attenuation. Any network cabling plan would take into consideration the quality of signal strength and amount of data to be transmitted.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">A thick type of coaxial cable, or &#8220;thicknet&#8221; is used as the standard for heavy-duty connections where outside elements may damage wiring. There is also a thinnet coaxial cable about a quarter of an inch, that&#8217;s more flexible and easy to work with in any kind of network cable installation. The thinnet center can be stranded wire or solid copper core; the signal attenuates past 185 meters so it is use for short connections.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Twisted-Pair cable is made up of two insulated copper wires twisted around each other; they also have unshielded and shielded types. An example of unshielded twisted-pair cabling is plain old telephone line. The twisting of the wires cancels out noise from other wires and nearby objects emitting electronic signals like motors or transformers. Like coaxial cable, the data isn&#8217;t secured because it can be tapped and the data stolen.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">In situations that involve more than just stealing the neighbor&#8217;s cable, fiber-optic cable provides high-speed modulated pulses of light to send the data instead of electrical impulses. The data transmission is high-quality, extremely fast, and free of attenuation. Fiber-optic cable has a sending strand and a receiving strand. The core of each strand is made of extremely thin glass, surrounded a concentric glass layer called cladding. The complete cable is two stands covered by a protective jacket to give it sending and receiving capability.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Each type of network cabling has specifications for use and fire ordinance information to observe. Regular home and office standard cable connectors are familiar to most. Special care should be taken to have the correct configuration of the network adapter card; this can be a network adapter, a network interface card (NIC), a LAN adapter, or an Ethernet Controller. Ethernet defines a number of wiring and signaling standards for the physical layer of the standard networking model; Ethernet cable standards use all three cable types.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Speed of data transmission in megabits per second increases with technological breakthroughs to keep our computer networks humming along communicating efficiently while we as mere humans are left standing at home or in the office with our hands full of bunches of unfamiliar squid-like colored cables with strange-looking connectors, desperately trying to find which holes they go into.</p>
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