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There are events happening all over the Houston area that allow everyone to share and honor the service of fallen veteran, and there are also events that will help everyone get into the spirit of summer in the Bayou City in no time. Here are a few happening in your community: Open House Dance Party Friday, May 25 Country Dance HoustonThe Woodlands Bring your friends, family, and neighbors and experience social dance! Join us for the FREE event with food, drinks, dance lessons, and dancing from 7 to 9:30 pm. Justin Timberlake At the Toyota Center Friday May 25 It will be the last day of the Man of the Woods tour, and if you're a fan — you know you are — you won't want to miss it. The show starts at 7:30. Tickets Comicpalooza 2018 at the George R. Brown Friday-Sunday 10 a.m.-midnight Houston Attention Trekkies, Marvel Maniacs, DC Comic Lovers and anyone who aspires to revel in their inner comicpalooza geekdom.Come on out and meet some of the stars of your favorite Star Trek programs, and take in the cool exhibits too. Tickets are $42. Bubble Run Houston Sam Houston Race Park Saturday 9 a.m. Lace em up and run walk or whatever you want on this awesome colorful bubble run. Tickets. Memorial Day Community Party At Emancipation Park Houston Saturday, May 26, noon-6 p.m. Tickets The celebration will be a fun-filled day of family fun activities, entertainment, great food and community resource providers. We will shine a spotlight on the great assets of that community- while, providing a positive opportunity for its members to enjoy the outdoors and connect with valuable resources within the area. Waterway Nights The Woodlands Saturday 6:30-8:30 Pull up a lawn chair, break out the cooler and enjoy live music by local and regional performers in the picturesque setting of Waterway Square at Waterway Nights. Taking place in the spring and summer, Waterway Nights makes for an eventful night out in The Woodlands Town Center. The classic rock band "Face This Way," performs Tomball's Oil Town USA Jamboree Sunday May 27 1-5 p.m. Free Celebr...

NBN’s POIs are the point at which end user traffic is handed over from the wholesaler’s access network to retail service providers (RSPs). RSPs now have nine months to finalise the migration of services away from the temporary POIs.Migration to the company’s permanent POIs began in late 2015. Some 65,000 out of 210, 000 services provisioned through the temporary POIs are yet to be migrated, according to an NBN blog entry.“As the NBN access network moves to maturity, moving away from the temporary POIs gives us greater ability over managing network capacity at the wholesale level, delivering services back to local POIs for interconnect with phone and internet providers,” said NBN’s David Lannan, executive manager, business service design.Temporary POIs were established at the five ‘First Release’ sites for the National Broadband Network and in five major capital cities.“As the first release sites were built, NBN Co focused on building the local network and took advantage of existing infrastructure available from third-party providers to get those services back to phone and internet providers in the capital cities,” Lannan said.NBN has 121 permanent (“established” in NBN nomenclature) POIs. The decision to establish a large number of POIs was contentious in the early days of the network rollout, with smaller telcos arguing that it posed a significant barrier to entry.As of the end of March this year, NBN said that some 6.5 million homes and businesses were able to order services on the new network, up from 4.5 million 12 months earlier. Some 3.7 million homes and businesses had active NBN services.Earlier this month NBN launched a major shakeup of its pricing model. The company has launched new bundled products for RSPs (as a wholesaler, NBN doesn’t sell broadband services directly to the public).Read more Telstra pushes 5G’s latency advantageThe new products combine access and capacity charges. NBN has indicated it hopes the products will prevent under-p...