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|January 15, 2008 08:00 AM EST
If you don't know about the category of applications dubbed "hybrid" or "Rich Internet Applications" (RIAs) then you need to learn more since 2008 is the year this category accelerates. RIAs are functionally like desktop applications but arguably the most significant feature of them is the ability to interact with "the cloud" or computing that occurs with hosted applications on the Internet.
Though not explicitly an RIA-type application, the easiest way most people understand the category is to think about iTunes. This application is a desktop one enabling you to rip, manage, burn to CD or sync to iPod all of your music. But where it gets really interesting is when you're Internet-connected and you can buy music or videos, subscribe to podcasts, and download cover art. This hybrid nature is quite useful as Internet connections become ever faster, increasingly wireless and more ubiquitous.
The Minneapolis StarTribune had an article in the business section Friday morning showcasing a Grand Forks, ND startup, Ntractive, who will be launching Elements SBM at Macworld which opens Tuesday with a keynote by Steve Jobs.
Marketing Consultant Graeme Thickins of NewMediaWise contacted me to find out if I'd be interested in having co-founder Dale Jensen walk me through Elements SBM, which we did in early December. We met and I was stunned with the completeness of the application, how well thought out it was and that it looked great. The user interface was one that I saw any small to midsized business would have a staffer up-n-running on in an hour.
Rather than re-create the great job they've done laying out their features and benefits, I'll instead suggest you go through the tabs on their site starting with Features. The application integrates very well with such Mac applications like iChat, iPhoto and, of course, connects to Ntractive's hosted service to leverage data storage and connection in a true software as a service (SaaS) fashion.
What I'll end with is my perspective about the brilliance of these two deciding on and engineering upon WebKit. There are competitive approaches and examples include: Adobe leveraging Flash and other standard technologies with their RIA container called "AIR" (Adobe Integrated Runtime); Microsoft with a browser plugin to deliver their RIA runtime Silverlight; as well as other projects to "hybridize" web applications like Google Gears and Mozilla Prism. WebKit, however, is a complete, self-contained application framework that is fully standards compliant and open source.
WebKit is the basis of Mac OS X's Safari web browser (now on both Mac and Windows). Though the horserace has just begun on who will win the dominant approach to creating and delivering RIAs, I'm experiencing my alpha geek friends staying neutral on which "RIA horse" to bet on (or keep coding using other approaches). Still, there is no question in my mind that choosing WebKit enables Ntractive to move faster and build higher level functionality than other approaches while leaving the framework horserace to the software stallions Adobe, Apple and Microsoft.
This post appeared originally here. Reprinted by kind permission of the author.
|Peter Barber 01/15/08 10:42:20 AM EST
> WebKit is the basis of Mac OS X's Safari web browser
Jobs is a flawed man with three things going for him: persistence, drive, and somehow being around the right people
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So i really like this game and i'd love to go competitive on it, i know the basics some advance, i get my own builds (not recommended) and some other stuff.
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Anyone else completely despise extract? I am very glad I switched to all grain, the improvement in my brews taste has been exponential.
I have a number of cases of extract brews that I just am not into at all, but I surely will drink them as late night slammers. they all have the same ( or very similar ) taste, they were about all composed of 3.3 lb cans of LME and 2-3 LBs DME plus 1 to 3 oz of hops. Sure extracts potential is dictated by what you do with it, but I have re-brewed beers again as AG batches, and they blow the extract batches away... how old could the extract in my lhbs's kits have been? I know my flavors are unique to my situation, but I am saying this is what I hate about it!
One thing extract did for me ( and you as well I'm sure) was introduce (most of ) the brewing process and basically prepare me for all grain, so I have to have to pay some respect.
Basically what I am getting at is extract does suck really bad, I know that there are a lot of brewers that stand up for it, and that is understood...
Anyone else completely despise extract or have a really bad experiance with it? Anyone really hate it for its demonic flavors? anyone that doesnt stand up for it?
I can taste the difference between extract and AG, especially in green beer. Time definately helps. I wouldn't say I despise extract, because, without I might not have ever got into brewing.
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Good judgment comes from experience, and a lotta that comes from bad judgment
both your guys points ring true, extract definatly has its place, but I think I may have moved beyond it.
While I did make some very good beers with just extract and steeping grains, it wasn't until I got away from canned LME that I was able to do so consistently. Using fresher, bulk LME from my LHBS or online stores made a big difference.
Making the jump to partial mash (with about 70% of fermentables from grain) made an enormous difference in quality, and the final leap to all-grain was a lesser but still significant improvement. Beyond that, the opportunities for experimentation and fine tuning are the real benefits of all-grain, and what will keep me interested and enthusiastic about the hobby for years to come. Still, there is a real place for extract in homebrewing, and somebody who knows what they are doing can make excellent beers with it.
Great point. It was an introduction to me just like bottling to kegging. I brewed one LME batch and bottled it, came acrossed a fridge and my 2nd and 3rd batch will be kegged. It is the same thing w/going from LME/DME to partial and so on. It sounded intimidating to even start brewing beer. Now it's fairly simple and partial mashes intimidate me. I don't want to screw it up. The equipment isn't that much more from what I've read...it's just different! I will get there sooner than later especially if the brews get better. That's is what we're ALL here for!
GO the Extract!
I have now produced 28 brews since Christmas (Yeah less than 6 months) and my beer palate has changed significantly. I am happy with my extract brews for 4 reasons.
* THEY TASTE BETTER THAN 95% of the beeers I can purchase here in AUS
* I save a LOT of money with every batch.
*I have learned everythign I can about Sanitation, carbonation, kegging, Temperature control Fermenting etc from Extract kits.
When I am convinced that my beers are as good as they can get, and I need to go AG to advance, then I'll do it, but until then, I have nothing but good things to say about extract brewing.
Anyone who says they "despise" extract, has been doing it wrong
As a matter of fact I believe it is INFINITELY easier to screw up an AG batch, which leads me to my next point.... If you can't make good beer with extract, you have NO CHANCE of making good beer from all Grain...especially straight away....
in the last 2 1/2 years since i made the switch i've pretty much developed the same opinion steve, but recently i'm thinking that i'm becoming kind of a snob.
here's something to think about. i know the brewmaster at a local brew pub in the area. he used to work at the brew shop i go to, and tasted an extract framboise that i brewed a good while back. when i saw him a few weeks ago, he still remembered the beer and asked me to e-mail him the recipe so he could brew it.
sure the possibilities with all grain are infinitely greater than with extract, but i think what it comes down to though is good beer is good beer.
also, great point wbc. i would have never gotten into it not only due to the intimidation factor, but i couldn't have afforded it all at once and wouldn't have had the patience to wait until i accumulated all the gadgetry.
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Sweden striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic has claimed the World Cup will not be worth watching without him after his side lost to Portugal in Tuesday night's qualifying play-off.
Ibrahimovic scored twice but his performance was topped by a hat-trick from Cristiano Ronaldo in the much anticipated battle between the star forwards, sending Portugal through with a 3-2 win on the night, 4-2 on aggregate.
At 32, it seems Ibrahimovic's last chance to play on the world stage has now passed.
"It was probably the last attempt to reach the World Cup with the national team for me," he said on his app, Zlatan Unplugged. "One thing is for sure, a World Cup without me is nothing to watch so it is not worthwhile to wait for the World Cup.
"Congratulations to Portugal but both teams deserved to get to the World Cup.
"The disappointment of course is great now that the World Cup in Brazil will remain a dream for the Swedish national team."
Ronaldo, who had given Portugal a 1-0 lead in the first leg, scored first in Stockholm to increase Portugal's advantage before two quick Ibrahimovic goals briefly levelled the tie.
It was then the Real Madrid star again with two further strikes to send Portugal through.
After the match, Ronaldo insisted he had not taken any motivation from the much-hyped clash with Ibrahimovic, focusing only on his own desire to reach the World Cup finals in Brazil.
"I do not compete against Zlatan, he is a fantastic player and biggest star in Sweden, but I do not compete against him," Ronaldo said. "I play for my team."
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The Brookside Condo is a One Bedroom One bath Condo located in Downtown Jackson Hole. This unit features all new Furnishings with handsome granite counter tops & modern styled art throughout. The location is truly unbeatable offering you the convenience of nearby restaurants & shops with Grand Teton National Park only 5 minutes away.
This unit is situated on the 1st Floor at the end of the complex facing Flat Creek. While the unit has been remodeled with a hip style and modern furnishings you'll still be drawn outdoors to the creekside where you'll see Swans, Geese & Ducks wading by. The living area has great views of The Flat Creek and large Willow Trees. At night after enjoying a glass of wine creekside, you'll come back to the unit to sleep on the Hypoallergenic Bamboo Mattress that guarantees a good nights sleep. If you have any spare time while in Jackson Hole the unit offers an overstuffed leather love seat with dual recliners and large Flat Screen TV. The bedroom also features a Flat Screen TV an attached Bath with a Stackable Washer & Dryer. This unit has everything you need in a stylish contemporary unit with an unbeatable location.
As you search VRBO for rentals you'll soon agree that downtown condo rentals are rare in Jackson Hole. If you're goal is to truly enjoy Jackson Hole, then you need a location that puts you just in the center of it all, just a short stroll from restaurants, cafes & shops that Jackson Hole is known for. This location allows you effortless convenience to enjoy a night out and simply walk back to the condo where you won't be able to resist a quick stop at the Creek to enjoy the soothing sounds of the water rushing by and snap a few pictures of the resident Geese & Swans.
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From the assigned parking you'll walk a short distance to the complex, take a left and follow the walkway and enter the first door on your left. Once inside you'll enter into the living & dining area and see the Kitchen and Master Bedroom straight ahead. To your left you'll see the living area and to the right the dining area.
Bedroom Configurations:
Master Bedroom - Featuring a Queen size bed topped with 300 thread count sheets & light comforter & extra pillows with a modern metallic bed frame. Sleek nightstands are on either sides of the bed each with a lamp. The attached Bathroom offers a vanity with Granite Counter tops & Shower/Bath Combo, along with a stackable Washer & Dryer.
Kitchen & Dining:
The kitchen features Granite Counter Tops & Hardwood Floors with the Refrigerator & Stove on one half and the sink & dishwasher on the other. Cooking in this kitchen is a breeze with everything within easy reach of the cook. The nearby dining table is situated in the living/dining area and seats 2.
Located in Downtown Jackson Hole, 5 minutes from Teton National Park, 45 minutes to Yellowstone in the Heart of Downtown Jackson.
Downtown Jackson is the ultimate location for those who plan to take advantage of the social scene in Jackson Hole with numerous restaurants, bars, shops & galleries all within walking distance. This unit offers a unique combination of Downtown access but is located creekside on Flat Creek. While being in the heart of Downtown Jackson you'll see Geese, Swans, Ducks and possible Moose & Elk grazing nearby.
Of the wonderful restaurants Jackson is known for, you'll find the Blue Lion just up the street and one of Jackson's Favorite Sub Shops, the New York City Sub Shop just past Miller Park, less then a 2 minute walk away. To help get around town, you can visit Teton Mountain Bike Tours on Cache Dr. and rent a Mountain Bike or Cruiser to take advantage of the extensive bike paths all through Jackson.
If you are looking for a location that puts you close to great restaurants, exciting nightlife all within walking distance, then Downtown Jackson is the perfect location for you.
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- limited accessibility
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
About Owner/Property Manager
Jackson Lodging Co is a full service Property Management Firm based in Jackson Hole Wyoming. We are dedicated to surpassing your expectations, we understand your needs and wants when you rent a vacation property. From performing thorough cleaning, to stocking fine linen & plush towels to making sure you have the proper cooking utensils. We handle all the details so when you arrive you can focus on the reason you traveled to Jackson Hole in the first place. All of our units include fully stocked kitchens, high-speed WIFI, cable & quality bath amenities with Natural Botanical Extracts including Green Tea & Shea Butter. As an environmentally minded company each unit is cleaned using Green Seal Certified Eco Friendly Cleaning Products which creates a healthy chemical free environment for your stay. Due to the fact we handle our guest needs internally with our own professional cleaning service & highly trained maintenance personnel we keep our our costs low. No other property management firm can compete with our economical fees, reasonable nightly rates & comprehensive service. When you stay with us we'll be available to assist you with activity planning, general information and any other assistance you may need to make your stay more enjoyable. Simply stated, no other property management firm can provide you real assurance that your needs will be handled and your unit will exceed your expectations to ensure your complete satisfaction with your stay.
What makes this condo unique
- Located Downtown Jackson
- 1 Bedroom / 1 Bath 1st Floor End Unit Condo
- Creekside Property with Great Outdoor Space
- Ideal for Hip & Chic Couples
- Walk to Restaurants & Shops
- 15 Min Drive to Grand Teton National Park
- 45 Min Drive to Yellowstone National Park
- 720 Square Feet
- Contemporary Renovation
- Granite Counter Tops
- Reclining Leather Love Seat
- Hypoallergenic Bamboo Mattress
- Wood & Carpet Floors
- Flat Screen TV's in Bedroom & Living Area
- Stackable Washer / Dryer


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French automaker PSA Peugeot Citroen said Wednesday that it would launch talks with workers to make the group more competitive, and warned that it might close a strike-plagued plant earlier than expected, after posting an annualised 6.5 percent drop in first quarter sales.
The overall quarterly sales figure of 13.03 billion euros ($16.9 billion) amidst a chronically weak European auto market led Peugeot to focus on strong sales in China, and to warn that repeated strikes at a historic factory in Aulnay, north of Paris, might force the group to close the plant a year ahead of schedule.
"The fact that a small number of people keep disrupting our factory might oblige us to do so," finance director Jean-Baptiste de Chatillon warned during a telephone news conference.
The group subsequently issued a statement which said that production at the plant was still expected to extend into 2014.
Jean-Pierre Mercier from the CGT trade union promptly responded that the plant's workers "do not respond to blackmail" and pledged to pursue the current strike, which was launched three months ago.
Meanwhile, shares in the group leapt by more than seven percent in morning trades on the Paris stock exchange after PSA pledged to cut costs, and confirmed a decision to slash its operational cash consumption by half this year to reach a breakeven point in its cash flow by the end of 2014.
Sales by the group's purely auto units plunged by 10.3 percent to 8.7 billion euros as key markets such as France, Spain and Italy continued to suffer from a poor economic climate.
PSA emphasised that European auto markets "could be worse than previously expected" next year as well, but said that it had begun the execution phase of an alliance with US giant General Motors, and highlighted a 31 percent jump in unit sales in China in the first three months of 2013, compared with the same period a year earlier, to give the French company a 3.9 percent share of the world's biggest auto market.
It said that "operational initiatives" to offset a potential 2014 slump were "under review," and de Chatillon said the group was "studying the launch of negotiations... on the group's competitiveness. We will discuss that with social partners starting in the second quarter."
The French term social partners most often refers to trade unions.
PSA must finalise a recovery plan dubbed Rebound 2015 that concerns more than 11,200 workers in France, and the likely sale of around 200 million euros in real-estate assets this year.
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Ann Romney blames the media coverage for her husband's loss in the 2012 election. Ann Romney says "he wasn't given a fair shake"Submitted by Houckie377 on Mon, 03/04/2013 - 18:36
If Mitt didn't get a fair shake from the media - what words would you guys use to describe the treatment the Ron Paul campaign got from the media?
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Every news outlet other than Russian Television RT (how ironic - that they were the only ones giving positive coverage to the candidate speaking the most of about liberty and freedom) was against Dr. Paul
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It has basically been a given ever since the Baltimore Ravens traded WR Anquan Boldin this offseason that Jacoby Jones will be a starting wide receiver for the 2013 season. The question that is being overlooked is whether or not Jones will see less time as a returner. If you look around the NFL, you will be hard pressed to find a starting wide receiver that returns kicks or punts as the primary option, nonetheless return both kicks and punts. So will Head Coach John Harbaugh still put Jacoby back to return kicks and punts as Baltimore's primary option, while still allowing him to be a starting wide receiver? Of course Harbaugh and the coaching staff have been quiet on this matter because there is no need to make that decision right now because Baltimore could still make a move for another wide receiver that would put Jones back in the three spot in the wide receiver core, thus keeping him more fresh. In 2011, Jones started 10 games at wide receiver for the Houston Texans and put up ...
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Description Though a bodhisattva has attained enlightenment, he or she postpones nirvana (the cessation of existence and suffering) in order to help others on their own paths toward this goal. As the bodhisattva of compassion, Avalokiteshvara is especially popular. Often recognized by his lotus attribute, he is also called Padmapani, the one with the lotus ("padma") in his hand ("pani"). This sumptuous bronze sculpture, gilded and inlaid with semiprecious stones, may have been created in Tibet by migrant artists from Nepal, for it bears a stylistic resemblance to Newari works from the Kathmandu Valley.
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