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OLYMPIA — In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court decision upholding the Affordable Care Act, Republicans have a split in their party's candidates for governor.
Attorney General Rob McKenna, by far the GOP frontrunner for governor, joined one of the key lawsuits that because he doubted the constitutionality of the individual mandate, said post-decision that that question was answered. Time to get on with implementation and stop talking about a wholesale repeal of the law, he said in a press conference.
Shahram Hadian, an Iranian-American Christian pastor is a long-shot to be sure, but is trying to close the gap by vowing to be as resolute against federal health care reform and "join other fiscally conservative, freedom loving, citizen defending, courageous governors to rise up against the implementation of this unconstitutional and outrageous law." He lists some current Republican governors who he says are refusling to implement Obamacare in their states, and includes Idaho's Butch Otter in that list. (In fact Otter hasn't said much post-decision because he was out of the office when it came down, other than he's not calling a special session to deal with setting up a health insurance exchange or other looming provisions of the federal law.)
Hadian isn't the only other Republican sharing the primary ballot with McKenna, but he's the only other one with anything close to an active campaign, and the only other one allowed to address the GOP state convention. He a sent out a fund-raising appeal and press release late last week based on fighting federal health care reform: "As the next governor, I will invoke the 10th Amendment rights and fight tooth and nail in refusing to implement any part of Obamacare. Period."
It's a strong appeal to the Tea Party wing of the GOP. But it seems to ignore the fact that unlike Idaho, the Washington Legislature has already set the state on course to have a health insurance exchange in time for the federal deadline. So he'd have to convince the Lege to repeal that law, toss out that work and give up the promise of federal funds for the exchange.
Of course, if Mitt Romney wins the White House and Republicans take control of both house of Congress, that all may be taken care of in the other Washington. But that would be the case for McKenna… or even Democrat Jay Inslee, should he win.
OLYMPIA — Washington Attorney General Rob McKenna may be the most prominent, best known and best-funded Republican running for governor. But he is not the only one.
Shahram Hadian, an Everett minister, is in the race, and making a cross-state campaign swing this week from Walla Walla to Tacoma.
A native of Iran who came to the United States just before the shah fell, then moved to Canada, then back to the United States, Hadian touts his unique background. That point is pretty hard to argue. He converted from Islam to Christianity, travels the country warning of the dangers of radical Islam and Shari'ah law, led the fight against scantily clad barristas in Everett, where he now lives.
His political experience is a bit thin. He ran for the state House of Representatives in 2010, in the 44th District, for the seat held by Democrat Hans Dunshee. Hadian finished a distant third in the primary, which is not much of a springboard for a statewide race.
But like all good beginning candidates, he has a website. Those so inclined can read more about him here.
Although he's got a website, an artsy logo, a Facebook page, a Twitter account, he apparently hasn't gotten around to filling out his Public Disclosure Commission registration form. But we're sure that'll be coming soon.


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Clarinet Concerto no. 2 E flat major op. 74
編集者: Norbert Gertsch
ピアノ用スコア: Johannes Umbreit
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Now the Concertino and the First Clarinet Concerto are about to be followed by Weber's Second Concerto in E-flat major, edited by Norbert Gertsch. Once again, the piano reduction contrasts the original solo part with the widely known version by Carl Bärmann (both parts are separately enclosed). The accompanying preface offers a detailed explanation of the importance of both versions and how they interrelate.

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|CD158j is expressed on subsets of NK cells, on subsets of cytotoxic cells and some T cells. Expression on individual NK cells is complex and several members of the KIR family. The repertoire of KIR molecules varies among NK cells and is not determined solely by the HLA hapotypes.
|MOLECULAR FAMILY NAME: Belongs to the immunoglobulin gene superfamily.
CD158j is a single-pass type-1 glycoprotein It contains an extracellular domain which contains 2 Ig-like C2-type domains (D1 and D2), a 304 aa transmembrane domain which is a charged lysine residue and a 39 aa shorft cytoplasmic domain with no ITIMs. KIRs with short tails cytoplasmic tails are associated with NK cell triggering rather than inhibition. CD158j revealed a 50 kDA protein.
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CD158j binds the HLA-C molecule.
|CD158j is the receptor on NK cells for HLA-C alleles and is involved in the activation of NK cell mediated cytotoxicity but CD158j does not inhibit the activity of NK cells. CD158j forms disulfide-linked homodimers of 2 p70 subunits.
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DISEASE RELEVANCE AND FUNCTION OF CD158j IN INTACT ANIMAL
It has been noted that KIR genes are variably present in the Caucasian population with the majority positive for inhibitory KIR. A number of normal individuals and rheumatoid arthritis could be typed for either CD158j or CD158h, whereas patients with unequivocal vasculitis had a highly significant association with CD158j, suggesting that CD158j affects not the risk of developing RA but rather the risk of developing vascular complications. HLA-C polymorphisms are receognized by CD158j family proteins.
Killer cell immunoglobulin (Ig)-like receptors (KIR), also called killer cell inhibitory receptors, are glycoproteins expressed in natural killer (NK) cells and some T cells. The KIR family is estimated to include about 11 genes. Some members of the KIR family bind to certain HLA class I deficient cell lines. Ligation of such KIR by HLA class I molecules on target cells results in inhibition of the NK or T cell cytotoxic activity. The inhibition could be disrupted by antibodies against membrane glycoproteins on NK cells that recognized HLA- and HLA-C. Inhibitory KIRs are found in 3 distinct isoforms. KIRs that recognize HLA-C are usually monomeric glycoproteins of about 58 kDa with 2 Ig-like domains (KIR2D). KIRs that are reactive with HLA-B are approximately 70 kDa monomeric glycoproteins with 3 Ig-like domains (KIR3D). The KIR family is further subdivided into forms with short and long intracytoplasmic tails. The 1st and 2nd Ig domains in KIR2D are closely related in aa sequence to the 2nd and 3rd Ig domains in KIR3D. These 2 related Ig domains are called D1 and D2, respectively. D0 is the 1st Ig domain in KIR3D. KIR members vary in the length of the cytoplasmic tails. Most of the long cytoplasmic tails, KIR2DL and KIR3DL, deliver an inhibitory signal and carry 2 immunoreceptor tyrosine-based inhibition motifs (ITIM) which recruit and activate protein tyrosine phosphates, SHP-1 and or SHP-2. Other receptors, of about 50 kDa, with short cytoplasmic regions (KIR2DS and KIR3DS) are truncated before the 1st ITIM causing them to have no ITIMs. They are are connected to a transmembrane region which includes a lysine residue and can activate NK or T cell responses. The short tail associates with a disulfide dimer of 14 kDa. phosphoproteins called DAP12 which is also known as killer activating protein (KARAP).
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Massa looking to future in F60Felipe Massa Felipe Massa (born April 25, 1981) is a Brazilian Formula One racing driver, currently employed by the Ferrari team. He is under contract to race for Ferrari until the end of the 2010 season. vowed to learn from his past mistakes after taking the new 2009 F60 Ferrari for it's first test spin.
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Any of several competitive international road races for sports cars of specific engine size over an exacting, usually risky course. in Sao Paulo, to Britain's Lewis Hamilton.
Massa won that race and as he crossed the line he was the de facto [Latin, In fact.] In fact, in deed, actually.
This phrase is used to characterize an officer, a government, a past action, or a state of affairs that must be accepted for all practical purposes, but is illegal or illegitimate. world champion but McLaren's Hamilton passed a slowing Timo Glock on the final bend to snatch the point he needed to overhaul his Brazilian rival.
That is in the past, though, and having tasted his first experience of the changes made to the Ferrari car following a spate of new International Automobile Federation (FIA FIA
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"Next week in Portugal we'll work on the little problems we had," he said after his first run out at the famous Mugello circuit just outside Florence.
Most of the design changes imposed by the FIA have been aimed at increasing overtaking in a sport often lacking in excitement due to the difficulties in passing the car in front.
A shorter front wing, a thinner but higher and more compact rear wing and standardised central chassis are all modifications introduced by the FIA's Overtaking Working Group (OWG OWG One World Government
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Other changes include an improvement to the suspension to make handling in difficult conditions easier, while slick tyres will be re-introduced this year.
The Kers system to recuperate re·cu·per·ate
To return to health or strength; recover. kinetic energy kinetic energy: see energy.
kinetic energy
Form of energy that an object has by reason of its motion. The kind of motion may be translation (motion along a path from one place to another), rotation about an axis, vibration, or any combination of has also been installed on the engine while the transmission has been redesigned to improve aerodynamic efficiency.
The new Kers system was one that provoked some concern before testing but Massa revealed that it was in full working order.
"It was a test to see if everything was working and it went well. Everything went well, the engine, the changes, aerodynamics aerodynamics, study of gases in motion. As the principal application of aerodynamics is the design of aircraft, air is the gas with which the science is most concerned. , suspension," he said.
"Even the Kers, there wasn't even a single little problem with it and that's important.
"The Kers works. We started off carefully, picking things up as we went along and everything worked."
Massa also looked back on his agonising defeat to Hamilton.
"The worst days help you learn. It was a great day because winning at home in Brazil was important because I think certain things happen for a reason.
"And that has motivated me to work harder to fight and to improve. I always look to the future and I don't want to look behind me.
"I believe that with myself and Ferrari we'll be fighting for the title again this season."
The 2007 world champion Finn Kimi Raikkonen did not take part in the testing but he too is looking forward to the new season after a disastrous 2008.
He won only two races and took only two poles in 17 races before finishing the season 23 points behind Hamilton.
"The F60 is different to previous cars due to the new rules but it's a beautiful car," he said.
"Last year didn't go as I wanted it to but that's in the past now. Right now there's lots of questions surrounding the new rules.
"We've a lot of confidence in the new car and our aim is to win both titles (drivers' and constructors').
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a. but racing at Melbourne (in the first race of the season) will be something altogether different.
"I can't wait for the start of the new season."
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No, seriously, is there any real argument for healing nerf aura remaining? The most abusive part of it is healing others and that's already/still not a problem after being removed. What's it going to break for top lane.. Mundo? Lulz. Also buff for ADC as they tend to be *the* life steal users.
Probably the worst impact is a slight shift in bot lane balance (Nunu might become too obnoxious again), but nothing too serious I think.
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Yeah I'm not really seeing why it still exists either.
Bot lane = SR Top lane. (Even the ganking points are pretty much the same; one wide in the middle and two narrows behind the towers.)
Top lane/jungle = SR 4v4 engages. (Which happens often enough either due to split pushes or a built-up lane needing farmed out.)
Removing it only shifts Dominion balance more towards what the game is already being balanced around to begin with. The fact that, at present, a Champion could be released that is completely non-viable for this map (due to the aura-kit interaction) is pretty much the same as release map-specific champions; which I think Riot outright said they would never do.
I, too, would like additional reasons to ban Nidalee and Kayle.
Yeah, no, I have absolutely no evidence to back that up. But I think the problem lies in that statement: the healing debuff doesn't affect all characters evenly. Mundo/Vlad/Voli/... Soraka? aren't going to break from a little boost in healing. If anything, it might actually make some of them viable. But some champs already sit at the top echelon, even with the buff in place (Nid/Kayle/Maokai). I doubt removing the debuff would push them into cheesecake territory, but they don't exactly need the bonus.
Then again, I would like to play more Vlad.
Vlad would also really like it removed. I agree I never really understood why it still existed in the onset of S3
It still baffles me that Riot would do a widespread nerf to healing, which effects champs that were already underpowered in dominion to begin with, but they are completely unwilling to do anything about Kass.
It seems to be a relic of how Riot visualized Dominion would be played back when they released it... which is honestly probably more inaccurate now than Aparkhurst's misconceptions on bot lane's interactions with ganking.
Going to toss out a light thought just to have the misconceptions of it worked out before I take it on as opinion:
If Riotnome refuses to change the healing aura, and if the PBE team refuses to change Zac dramatically; does this mean Riot has broken their promise about never releasing map-specific champions?
Unlike all our other 'weak/low tier' selections Zac will not be usable in Solo Q with skill. He won't be usable with specific team comps. The damage to self > healing to self + aura nerf interaction will likely render him, literally, unplayable on Dominion. Thus making him 'specific' to SR, TT, and HA; being completely locked out of TCS.
As someone who really ones plays support mages on CS these days, I would very much like to see it removed. Nunu and AP Yi are probably the only possible major abuse cases, and this could be resolved by changing EC and Morellonomican's anti-healing back to their S2 versions (ie push button, receive debuff for 8 seconds). Would also help if EC wasn't a useless pos statwise.
You know who else uses lifesteal? Bruisers with AS and LS. The ranged ADC aren't necessarily the main beneficiaries on Dominion.
Bruisers are significantly weaker life steal users than ADC. Range, damage balance into abilities, etc.
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, which evidently already owned part of the MMO Black Prophecy, has now stepped in and bought even more of the game, and part of the development house (Reakktor Games) that has been developing it. I continue to find most MMO development amusing, as there simply can't be a ROI that makes sense for most of these games. Sure, it doesn't cost that much to throw up some servers and keep them running, but man, the up front development costs have to be fairly high. I wonder how many subscribers you need to keep an MMO profitable enough to pay developer salaries.
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The history of barbecue in the USA can be tracked back to the four types of barbecue that are generally used in basting and as a finishing sauce. The four, in order of historical discovery are Vinegar and Pepper, Mustard, Light Tomato and Heavy Tomato. Almost every barbeque sauce in the USA falls into one of these four categories.
South Carolina is the only state that is home to all four types of bbq sauces in the USA. Many other states have multiple types of bbq sauces, but south Carolina is the only one with all four.
The First or "Original" Barbeque sauce dates back hundreds of years. It was a very simple form of Vinegar and Pepper based barbecue sauce. The origins of this sauce can be tracked back to the coastal plains of North and South Carolina.
The second barbeque sauce in terms of historical evolution was a variation on what today is considered South Carolina style barbeque sauce. It was a mustard based sauce that had heavy influences from the Germans living in South Carolina.
From 1730 into the 1750s, South Carolina recruited and even paid for the ocean passage for thousands of German families. The Germans were hard working and particularly skilled at family-farm type agriculture. They were given land grants up the Santee, Congaree, Broad, and Saluda Rivers during that time period. You can see in the below map, the location of mustard bbq sauce in South Carolina.
Even after 250 years, South Carolina mustard sauce can be tracked back to these German settlers. You can see evidence of these German last names in the families who sell mustard based sauces commercially today. The most famous of these families is the Bessinger family and their mustard based barbeque business.
The Vinegar and Pepper based barbeque sauce on the other hand, can be tracked back to the Scottish settlers in Williamsburg County, South Caroilna. The most famous Scottish family in the Vinegar and Pepper based barbecue sauce business is the Brown family.
The third type of barbecue sauce found in South Carolina is the Light Tomato based barbecue sauce. This type of barbecue sauce was simply the Vinegar and Pepper sauce with a little bit of ketchup added for sweetness. The most famous region for the Light Tomato based barbeque sauce is in Lexington, North Carolina. It's also found readily in the upper middle part of South Carolina and in the South Carolina Pee Dee region, which is the upper coastal plain area of the state.
The fourth major barbecue sauce category is Heavy Tomato. While this bbq sauce type is found in South Carolina, it is also found all over the United States and has really evolved over the last 60 years. Due to modern marketing and the extra sweet flavor of the heavy tomato sauce, you can find this type of barbecue sauce almost anywhere you go in the USA.
As the popularity of barbeque grew in the U.S. more and more Americans wanted to get involved and make their own barbecue. Heavy Tomato sauce was the most readily available sauce on the market, so many people thought that as long as they used a bbq sauce on their food, that they were making real barbeque. The fact of the matter is, that most Americans use the sauce incorrectly and end up just slathering the sauce over various types of meat that were grilled over high heat.
This is unfortunate because many Americans live far away from the area in South Carolina where barbeque was first introduced by the native Indians to European Colonists. Therefore, they don't have any real connection to the earliest barbeque and are mislead into thinking they are eating real barbeque. These people are missing out on the true original and very best types of genuine barbequed food..
American culture and media have also created confusion over just what the word barbeque means. Recently, it has become commonplace to only use barbeque as a noun that refers to a specific thing, but sometimes it can also be used as a transitive verb.
People who live outside of the "South" typically use barbecue as a verb. When they do use it as a noun, it is often used incorrectly. A common misuse of the word would be "I'm going to barbeque these burgers" or "Let's throw some food on the barbeque." This is a misuse of the word barbecue. The person is really grilling the burgers and the cooker they are referring to should be called a grill, not a barbeque. The incorrect use of the term barbeque has been proliferated on television and in movies by people who often know nothing about real barbecue.
The first authentic barbecue was first eaten back in the 1500s. The Spanish introduced the pig to the American Indians and the Indians in turn, introduced the Spanish to the art of slow cooking. In this first meeting, the Spanish brought the pig and the Indians taught them how to cook it.
If one wants to experience all four styles of American barbeque, there is only one state in the nation where that can be done – South Carolina. If you are on a quest to become a true barbecue aficionado, then you need to visit South Carolina, where the art of barbecue was invented and where it is still practiced in its purest tradition and most diverse styles.
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Mashed Potatoes and Turnips with Roasted Pear Purée
Servings: makes 16
- 1/4 cup honey
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons (1/4 stick) butter, melted
- 8 Bosc pears, peeled, quartered, cored
- 5 pounds Yukon Gold potatoes, peeled, cut into 2-inch pieces
- 2 pounds white turnips, peeled, cut into 2-inch pieces
- 1 1/2 cups (3 sticks) butter, room temperature
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Preheat oven to 350°F. Combine honey, lemon juice, and melted butter in large bowl. Add pears; toss to coat. Arrange pears in single layer on large rimmed baking sheet. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Roast pears 30 minutes. Turn pears to coat with juices and roast until very tender, about 35 minutes longer.
Transfer pears and caramelized liquids to food processor; blend until smooth. DO AHEAD: Pear puree can be made 2 days ahead. Cover and refrigerate.
Cook potatoes and turnips in separate large pots of generously salted water until tender, about 25 minutes. Drain well. Transfer turnips to processor; puree until smooth. Mash potatoes with room-temperature butter in large bowl until smooth. Stir in pureed turnips. Season to taste with salt and pepper. DO AHEAD: Can be prepared 6 hours ahead. Cover and refrigerate. Rewarm in microwave before continuing.
Rewarm pear puree. Place potato-turnip mixture in large serving bowl. Swirl in pear puree and serve.
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In which the author observes recent changes in Cuba: Cheap liquor is now plentiful but hope has become scarce
A thorn in the side of both el exilio and the regime, Eloy Gutierrez-Menoyo waits for U.S.-Cuba relations to thaw even as his assets are frozen
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Ride a golf cart through the Glades. Carry a shotgun. Fire at clay pigeons. Ahhh, the life of the leisure class!
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Summary: What can you expect from the Windows 8 Release Preview? The real surprises aren't on the desktop but in the new Metro style apps.
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Click an individual item and this clean group of playback options appears. If you have an Xbox, you can play the selection directly from your PC or device. If you're a Zune Pass subscriber, you can play any album and add it to your local collection for offline playback
The Music app take advantage of the ability of Metro style apps to snap to the side of the screen. If you're playing an album or playlist, the contents appear in the snapped pane, along with easy-to-access pause and back/forward controls. (The volume buttons, on the other hand, take some digging...an oversight that really should be corrected before the final release.)
The Metro style Photos app brings together pictures from local and cloud-based sources. Click teh Settings charm to display the options shown here, where I've temporarily disabled the Flickr account.
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Comment posted Senior officers failed to process Cowal Games grant extension by Crazy She-Bat.
Does this class as Gross Misconduct for Mr Sneddon? What about Loudon? Could she worm her way out by getting him to take the fall?
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- Ok, reading the update and comments, must admit to being a bit confused (only one coffee in me this morning and really struggling). The whole thing just leaves me with more questions.
It appears it took a helluva long time for this to be sorted out and payment made. Wonder why? And James Robb is always spot on with finances, wonder what his take is on all this?
I also wonder who is in/who contacted the Games Committee and who issued the statement that they were happy and if all the committee feel this way.
I love a good bit of digging, just as Simon loves a good bit of stirring
- Sorry got my nose in a good book last night.
- Dereliction of Duty perhaps? Is that in his contract?
I mean if this is just a simple mistake, it would be easy enough to just come out and own it. "Me so sorry, my bad" etc etc
…. ah but we are talking about Cleland Sneddon here. A man who even when repeatedly confronted with the truth during the school closures debacle, still could not admit to getting a single thing wrong.
Hmmmm wonder if he has a new calculator yet?
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Wee torpedo in your predictions Karl – membership of the SNP has risen by 5000 in the last 48 hours. Seems like the result has only made it stronger.
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Former top Sun exec mourns end of a franchise
Scott McNealy's one time right-hand man at Sun has expressed his dismay over the impending acquisition of a company he helped build. Masood Jabbar, Sun Microsystems' former head of sales, told a Silicon Valley conference he was "deeply, deeply" saddened by the prospect of Sun's acquisition by database giant Oracle. "We built a …
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"It's the subtle change that's happening inside your organization that eventually cripple it and most people don't see it coming it," he said calling this condition a cancer. "You must change before you have to."
Right, so how many VP's did Sun decide to create during the last 10 years?
"bash" ?
Sun (not "SUN") innovated a lot more than you give them credit for. Sometimes it wasn't about inventing something, but knowing when to ride with a good idea. Sun was a proponent of open systems when that was hardly the popular trend in computing. Sun invented the first practical network file system and remote procedure call mechanism. Sun was a champion of UNIX, and one could make a strong case that Linux would not even be a blip on the graph if it wasn't for that. Sun took the idea of RISC computing and rode it to the top. Sun championed distributing computing back when their competitors couldn't even figure out what "The Network is the Computer" meant.
They also innovated in areas you're probably totally unaware of. Remember Token Ring? Didn't think so. IBM was pushing their own funky network topology; Sun countered with the work that took the Ethernet standard from 10 megabits to 100 megabits to a gigabit.
Sun also had victories against the likes of SGI with true innovation: their GX card blew the lid off of low end graphics and started pushing SGI more into the niche market. (The GX card team went off to start a company you may have heard of called NVIDIA).
You can dismiss Java if you want, but it changed the industry.
Seymour Cray, AFAIK, never had one second of interrelationship with SGI. He was long gone before SGI bought and pretty much killed Cray -- firesale-ing Cray BSD to Sun in the process, spawning Sun's most successful midrange product line ever. So who did the most justice to Cray's legacy?
There's more -- the industrial design of the SPARCstation 1 and the associated SBus standard was groundbreaking as well. And, although late to the open source game, they moved very quickly to become one of its most active participants: OpenOffice, Solaris, Java, Glassfish, Grid Engine, MySQL...
SGI did some very nice things in graphics, and a few fillips in high-end performance, but their mark on the industry is nothing like Sun's.
If you don't think SGI, and HP, and IBM, weren't at the same time trying to kill Sun, every minute of the day, you truly have no idea what the industry is about.
Sir Elton?
What happened to those that didn't perform--keelhauling?
I hate to correct such a great man...
...but watermelons grow on the ground. They do not hang.
Re: Remember Token-Ring?
I call killing the superior, more innovative product on that one too!
I used to take great delight in pulling the odd wire at random out of a socket on my network as a demo while my Ethernet-encumbered colleagues shat bricks at the sight of this. I sometimes wonder at the sort of throughput we'd be seeing these days if TR had been developed further, given that even 4meg TR kicked the living shit out of 10meg Ethernet in the old days.
Anyhow, SUN and Ethernet didn't kill off TR, IBM managed that on their own by not opening the the thing up until it was too late and the opposition had got their feet well under the table. They had the lead and they threw it away in an orgy of fat-arsed complacency. The speed, price and compatibility of the 3com TokenLink III cards (once IBM saw the writing on the wall) was a pointer to what might have been, but it was too little, too late.
<Yawn> Try looking forward instead of spending all your time lookig in the rearview mirror. I'm sure there are plenty of people that laughed at your points like ".....first practcial network file system...." - nice qualifier there - or "....the work that took the Ethernet standard from 10 megabits to 100 megabits to a gigabit..." - no kudos to Xerox, then? Just because our World does revolve around the real Sun, doesn't mean everything that Sun claims it did to make the computing world revolve around it is true. But your ending - "....If you don't think SGI, and HP, and IBM, weren't at the same time trying to kill Sun, every minute of the day, you truly have no idea what the industry is about." - is spot on, if a little limited. Sun's blinkered vision concentrated on killing SGI and let such riches as what became nVidia spin off. Sun was late to the x86 and Linux party because, after SGI, Sun spent far too long trying to kill Microsoft and then Linux with the same tactics it used against SGI. Sun didn't adapt well, didn't realise Linux could not be treated like just another vendor OS, and didn't make the correct decisions on vital products. Everything else is forgotten becasue the latter meant Sun didn't make profits. Sure, there will be plenty of Sunshiners for years to come who will get all misty eyed and speak of Sun's "great history of innovations", but they'll be sharing the park benches with those saying the same about Cray, SGI, DEC......
Don't forget about another relatively small smin off - Cisco.
...and yes, NFS was and is an important tech. NFS is critically important in the enterprise, while SMB is more relegated to the desktop (relatively speaking that is). RPC is extremely important, and every OS vendor has copied this technology from Sun.
I don't know what Frank Gerlach would consider a genuine innovation, but I recall the impact Java had on my users when it was introduced. I was an SA for a lab full of quantum thermodynamics modellers at the time. The reaction when I showed them the "3-d molecule" Java demo on Sun's website (the web itself was only three years old at the time) was most gratifying. As far as these guys were concerned, Java was definitely an innovation.
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Gee Matt, you'd almost think you had a bias against Sun.
Yes, I did qualify "first practical file system," because other people had tried previously, such as MIT's implementation of a single-writer network file system. The one that worked, the one that got widespread use, won.
"no kudos to Xerox, then?" Well, in this particular case, Sun did the work to develop and promote the 100 megabit extension to Xerox' original work, and carried it to success against Token Ring, which, apologies to TeeCee, had some serious implementation issues, such as jitter and the world's funkiest connector. The point here is that TR was being promoted as *the* networking future by the world's largest computer company, and Sun came up with and successfully promoted a cheaper, more open and more robust solution that carried the day. Yes, part of the problem was that it was a closed architecture; that's part of what made Sun's alternative more compelling.
My only intent was simply to respond to Frank Gerlach's rather short summary of Sun's past that there is a bit more to Sun's history than Java. Slamming this as "looking in the rearview mirror" seems to be more picking a fight than anything, isn't it?
"low-hanging watermelon"
I think that was one of those "joke" things I've heard so much about.
Don't forget about another relatively small smin off - Cisco."
ummm....in what way was Cisco a spin-off from Sun? I don't remember any connection at all. The two founders of Cisco both came out of Stanford - but not Sun itself. One of them worked at DEC for a bit I think.
"Don't forget about another relatively small smin off - Cisco."
more a Xerox Palo Alto Research Center link than Sun
Andy Bechtolsheim
The Stanford/Cisco/Sun link.
He designed the network board that with the router software that was Stanford's router, which became more or less Cisco's first product.
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