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The beauty of a small school is the tight-knit community that it creates. K-12 building, parochial school just a walk away, and a whole bunch of parents/grandparents showed up in the gym yesterday for the biggest (as-of-yet) game in Potosi football history.
125 kids in the high school.
46 out for football.
A chance to be a part of something greater than yourself.
Yesterday we were one game away from the State Championship. People were of course pretty excited!
Hunter led the Wave........
...the Student Council led the cheers.....
...and Coach Siegert asked the elementary school students to scream as much energy as they could, to transfer to the team. They did not disappoint!!
"We are on a collision course with success. The only factor is time." The coach shared that truth with his team and coaching staff back in 1999, and he has never wavered from that belief. 0-9, 1-8, 2-7...doesn't matter. Just keep working at it, keep working, nothing fancy, just hard work and a desire to be excellent.
The little girl in the middle of these first graders started a cheer that erupted all of the way down the hallway, as the entire K-12 student body marched into the gym for the pep rally. Her teacher told me, "She's a little cheerleader. She could lead the whole pep rally!" Gee, I wonder who she's related to;)
Justin spoke on behalf of the seniors and asked for everyone's continued support and enthusiasm for the game. He also asked us all to say "Thank you, Coaches". I am very proud of the way these young men have conducted themselves in the hallways and classrooms at school. They do not brag; they just go about their business and are thankful for the opportunities they've been given.
Elementary student cards were given to the players, and high-fives were given at the end of the pep rally...
...it was fun to go through the line and encourage the team personally before the big game! I told the guys, "One more week!!" Let's keep this thing going....it's been 19 years for Mark and me, 14 as head coach in Potosi. We are enjoying the ride.
One of our high school seniors sang the National Anthem, and Cy's I-pod provided pre-game and game-time music to make it feel like home. The stadium is certainly well beyond what we are used to at home, but the crowd made it feel like Potosi! We had a GREAT turn-out, beautiful weather, and enthusiastic fans. What more could you ask for?
The opening minutes were shaky. Big-time game, big-time jitters. A fumble on the 9-yard-line, an easy touchdown for the opponents, and then another touchdown by a very, very quick and gifted athlete.
Our boys were not shaken. They are a team, a community. They pick each other up and go back to work.
We moved the ball on the ground and in the air very well, once we settled down.
Our defense had not allowed a point in the first quarter all season. We were down 14 points in the opening quarter this time around, so it was a new thing for us, but we were not to be denied. We made some huge defensive stops (including a key interception in the 2nd quarter) and pounded the ball at them.
The crowd was awesome. I was so proud to be a part of it all!
When I wasn't crying while searching frantically for Wynne at halftime, I was crying with pride at the fourth quarter unfolding. We had tied it 14-14 and were battling back.
I never doubted in this game. God was in control of it all and had been working on these moments unfolding long before this night. The season was dedicated to Adam Alexander, a senior on the team that didn't win a game 10 years ago, who a year ago was critically injured while serving our country in Afghanistan. The community rallied around Adam and his family, and our team doesn't take for granted the chance they have to play this game because of soldiers like him.
The team was led onto the field at our first home game by Keith, a student of Mark's with special needs and severe health conditions that have led him to being pushed around in a wheelchair. It was Keith's birthday yesterday, and he is one of our biggest fans....
I felt a surprising calm and determination as I watched the team battle back and win the momentum. We were on a collision course with success.
Family members from both sides were there to watch it happen, among hundreds of other community supporters.
We ended up scoring 16 points in the last quarter. It was EPIC!! I snapped a picture of the hard-working manager doing his job in the closing minutes. I'm so proud of the focus and work he's given to this team.
We stormed the field immediately after the clock ran out. 30-20!! We won the game!!!!!
We are going to STATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is a man who does not get overly emotional about much. He is level and rides the circumstances (be they negative or positive) on an even keel. No one can begin to fathom how much time, thought, prayer, and work this man puts into this program. Nobody. To see him celebrate just a little bit, this is not an everyday occurrence!
It is so gratifying to see the tears, to feel the emotion and realize that all the hard work you've put into the little moments, the days of training--all have finally paid off. And to have your family and friends, former players -- now some grown men -- and THEIR parents -- hugging you and sharing in your moment. It was a community moment that will be cherished forever.
WIAA Division 7 Sectional Champions.
This year's coaching staff has been a mix of youth and experience. Mark feels much gratitude for all of their hard work and friendship over the years. There are other coaches that have been a part of this that are not in this picture, but they are a HUGE part of this, too.
Cousins play football on the beautiful field right after the game...
...while the team's biggest cheerleader hugs her daddy during yet another press interview.
Families gather to celebrate...
...and we, for one, just thank God for this moment of community.
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Overwhelmed with so much to do? Does the thought of an employee taking a day off worry you? Are you working harder with less to show for it? Does it feel like all your revenues support everyone but you?
Look… You're tired of watching margins shrink and bottom line profits dwindle to levels that make it seem pointless to even run a business at times. If that's not enough, you have more to do and less resources to do it with. Knowing what to do and when to do it are one thing. Knowing who should be doing it so it makes the most sense to your business is a whole other thing. And it isn't just you experiencing this… Look around! It's everywhere. But does that mean you should keep on banging your head against the wall doing things the way you always have done them?
NO! In fact, you'll be as extinct as the dinosaurs if you play the game of business with that mindset. It's time to GET YOUR BUSINESS OPTIMIZED!
We have all heard the 'ol saying, "Cash is king," right? Well, it's back! And it's back with a vengeance.
As cash from credit sources has been evaporating at alarming rates, some entrepreneurs realized, too late for some mind you, that the only REAL source of cash is pure profit on cash collected (assuming they pay their bills). Yes we are talking about the kind of money they can touch and feel, not the kind that shows up in the accounts receivable section of a balance sheet. They know they need to effectively manage their costs and their profit. And you know that too.
What's sad right now is that without deep pockets, survival is nearly impossible unless a properly planned and executed strategy is deployed.
The game you are in right now is still the same game you were playing way back when. You produce things (products and services) that people need/want and they are supposed to buy them, right? But the season… Ah yes the season… The season has changed massively and you must figure out how to play the same game with the rules of the new season. Heck, even in the NFL, the rules keep changing and players that were once great at their job are having a tough time playing by the new rules. To survive, they must learn the new rules too!
With so much information driving people's behaviors, you must rethink how you communicate with your employees so that they in turn represent you and your business in the best light possible. That requires a robust set of well documented processes that optimize both time and money required to fulfill on your products and services. You cannot simply ramp up your existing efforts and expect better results without looking hard at how you operate. That won't happen! To top it all off, you need to know the line between cutting edge and bleeding edge. Do you know the difference?
In its most simplest form, it's the means through which any business accomplishes it's mission and objectives. Your mission is your view of what you want to "do" and "become" over a long period of time. Your objectives are specific and measurable targets that support your mission.
Sound like gobbledygook?
We live in a world today where there is little time for planning. And planning is hardly considered a valuable exercise. We are hell-bent with only one thing on our minds… to reach business success as fast as we can.
I think the majority of owners take actions as though they are in the entrepreneurial world series; with time being an extremely scarce resource… even viewed as a competitor at times.
You and I do not have the time, that's true. But there is another side to it as well. Most business owners do NOT make time to plan!
I believe that business owners can and should MAKE time for planning – regardless how difficult it might seem.
Make no mistake, your competitors are looking to out think you because those that adapt to the changing rules the fastest will thrive. The rest will go the way of the dinosaurs.
So where is your thinking? What are you doing right now that your competitors haven't even thought of? What improvements can you make in your business today that will pay you long term dividends? Do you care? YOU SHOULD!
Sign up for your FREE Consultation and I'll send you a few questions to ponder that I use in the creation of any business strategy. It is the basis for knowing what you "can do" and what you "should do". I'll also take a look at your online presence and provide you with tips to improve it. Don't have one, we can chat about that as well.
So if a new strategy is so important, and you've not really done this before, what are the steps necessary to craft one that works? Strategy is all about figuring out what work you should be doing that will help your business not only survive but thrive in the given economy. And what's most important to know, you can change your strategy when the times change. It can be a fluid thing, which is why it's important to revisit it often. This is the cornerstone to being successful longterm! You can no longer take a "build it and they will come" approach. Not anymore…
Make no mistake, the event based model is short term thinking with short term results. Look around your industry and see who has the makings of a sustainable business. I'll bet you can easily tell the businesses that have a clear path to their future versus those that appear to be winging it. Am I right?
Here are the top 5 things YOU need to know about your prospects to craft a business strategy in today's environment:
If you can answer these five questions above, you are 90% ahead of your competition already. Most businesses simply don't. Or worse yet, choose not to. "What they are doing is known as short term thinking."
When you confidently know your businesses capabilities, AND you know what, how, when, and why your prospects buy, you have the makings of a long term profitable business venture. Now don't get me wrong, there are many more elements about your business you need to know for success to be possible, but you get the idea right?
I'd like to finally point out that with all this great knowledge, comes the realization that many things must be done right, in order to succeed. That success will ultimately be dependent upon your ability to manage many moving parts simultaneously. That looks an awful lot like "project management", doesn't it?
Well, that's because it is. If you are a fairly organized person who can visualize what needs to get done, put a plan in place to do it and carry it out, great! If on the other hand you are not, then get help immediately. Your ability to succeed is greatly dependent upon your ability to manage many moving parts, we've established that. So if that's not your strong suit, get help!

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This course will involve the student undertaking preparatory work for a research dissertation/project.
Available in 2015
|Upon successful completion of this course students should be able to demonstrate:
1. detailed understanding of specific issues and concepts relating to an aspect of their chosen field of French studies;
2. detailed knowledge of materials and sources relating to these issues;
3. ability to perform an extended research dissertation or project at honours level;
4. skills in performing an extended critical/analytical OR practical task in an area of French Studies at honours level; and
5. ability to write an essay of thesis length at honours level.
|This course will involve the student undertaking preparatory work for a research dissertation or research project with an appropriate supervisor on a topic within their chosen field of French studies. The student will be required to undertake independent research, guided where appropriate by directed readings, consultation and feedback from an assigned supervisor.
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Girl #1: So yeah, it was really cold out there, and he had to keep
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It's Actually Just the Sheepshead Bay
Girl #1: I have the best view of the Hudson River from my bedroom window.
Girl #2: Oh, did you move to the West Side?
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Girl #2: You mean the East River?
Girl #1: Whatever, you're not invited. –University & 10th
He Also Eats More Than They Do
PR girl #1: I love your outfit today!
PR girl #2: You know, I was walking down the street, and this homeless man in a box told me that "Purple is the color of royalty."
PR girl #1: Don't joke about that. I could be joining him, if my apartment doesn't come through.
PR girl #2: At least he lives in Manhattan. –Office, 53rd & Broadway Overheard by: Roger Resnicoff
He Was Distributed All Over the Tarmac
Chick #1: So, that girl from Japan is paying double rent, right? $1600 on her apartment here, and $1800 on the other apartment where she was living. I asked her how she could afford both places and she told me that her Mom and her sister died in a plane crash.
Chick #2: Holy shit! Which plane crash?
Chick #1: I don't know, one in Japan.
Chick #2: So she's rich now, right?
Chick #3: That's how my friend moved to Miami. –Williamsburg
Because You Red States Don't Smell So Good
Tourist woman #1: This is a really quaint neighborhood!
Tourist woman #2: Yeah, but it's really expensive. A small one-bedroom apartment is like $1,000 a month!
Tourist woman #1: Oh, my! Why would someone pay that? –Bleecker & 11th
She Gives Good Overheard
Girl #1: If she moves into your kitchen and her boyfriend visits, you are gonna overhear them fucking.
Girl #2: Uh-uh. I'm puttin' the kibosh on that.
Girl #1: You can't tell them they can't have sex in her own room where she pays rent!
Girl #2: I don't want to hear no sex…unless it's on the porn. Or me. Or two men. –International Bar, 1st Avenue Overheard by: Nicole A.


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Hello everyone today i saw 22lr ammo at Walmart! so i snatched some up. i always thought subsonic just means it isn't high velocity and its supposed to be quite. I showed my stepdad and let him know about the 22lr at walmart and he said its crap and nobody buys it because he says it dosent have enough energy to cycle through the gun. sounds plausible but i disagree i think its fine. hes only owned a ruger 10/22 for 2 years and has only ran bulk ammo and cci through it. So ill ask somone more experienced on here, will subsonic ammo run in a ruger 10/22?
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maybe, maybe not. depends on the individual gun. subsonic is very lightly loaded.
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^^^^What he said. I've used CCI "quiet" sub sonic in my Marlin semi auto rifle and a Ruger 22/45. It will not cycle either one so I save it for revolvers.
It will still fire the same you will just have to manually cycle the action after each shot. It can be quite annoying.
I have always heard subsonic ammo will make any semi auto malfunction more often. It makes sense that a load with less recoil could cause cycling issues. This one you have to answer on your own. Just shoot the ammo. If your rifle works well enough to suit you feel blessed. Even bulk ammo is standard velocity ammo. If you feel strongly it will cause a malfunction I would just sell the ammo. It's not like selling a 22 ammo is a chore. No one can say for certain sub sonic ammo will function in your 10/22.
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It does not cycle in my Mark II.
CCI subsonic will cycle my 10-22 and 22-45 (CCI prod # 0056)
Aquilla 39 gr subsonic will not reliably cycle either, but it is
more accurate than the CCI in my Savage FV-SR
Never had a problem with my sons 10/22 cycling subsonic. My buddy has a suppressed .22 AR i believe its a colt and we shot subsonic rounds through that with no problem. Depends on the firearm..
Speed of sound is about 1159 FPS. Remington and Winchester subsonics go 1050FPS and CCI SV go 1070 FPS. One of my Marlin 60's does not like the truncated cones of the Winchester subsonics. The Rugers and other Marlins semi's shot them all fine.
Those are the cartridges I shoot,I tried the Quiet Round ,rifle shot did not eject.
I have found going much slower, the accuracy diminishes! Cliff
Subsonic really means under the speed of sound. Still goes bang and still can hurt your hearing.
Standard velocity 1050 to 1080 fps ammo is a sub-sonic ammo and will cycle fine in most all semi-autos. Some can be picky when new but after a few hundred round are shot any standard velocity ammo should work well, but the sub-velocity may not. Trial and error.
CCI Quiet for one will not cycle in most semi-auto rifles but my wifes 1973 10/22 with the old stock well used recoil spring back in I will cycle fine . Mine has a light Kidd spring for 60gr agulla ammo but will not cycle reliably with the cci quiet load. Your stepdad haslack of experienced but some ammo can be junk regardless of velocity. .


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It's all too common to hear news of yet another truck bombing in Pakistan, but this one is worth paying close attention to.
It was just too close on the heels of a visit to Islamabad by the head of Central Command General David Petraeus and it was close enough to do some pretty serious damage to the country's intelligence headquarters in Lahore.
This has the intel community wondering if this was not intended to be a very significant terrorist attack that was, it seems , at least partially thwarted by Pakistani forces. Even though they stopped the truck, at least 24 people were killed. Our correspondent Shahan Mufti has just returned to Pakistan after a visit to the United States and will soon be bringing us up to speed.
This is what went down, according to the latest Reuters report from Pakistan:
Gunmen attacked a police headquarters in the Pakistani city of Lahore on Wednesday, setting off a car-bomb that killed at least 24 people in what the government said was revenge for an offensive against the Taliban.
There was no claim of responsibility for the attack, which wounded nearly 300 people and caused extensive damage. It came after warnings of retaliation in response to the army's attack on militants in the Swat region in the northwest.
The blast also hit after Gen. Petraeus was in Islamabad for meetings on Tuesday with government and military leaders.
The United States needs Pakistani action against militants to help defeat Al Qaeda and disrupt support for the Taliban in Afghanistan. It has welcomed the Swat offensive.
"I believe that anti-Pakistan elements, who want to destabilize our country and see defeat in Swat, have now turned to our cities," Interior Minister Rehman Malik told reporters.
Two officers and six lower level officials from the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency were among those killed, according to a senior government official.


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Fifty years ago this week, Godfather of Rock & Roll and St. Louis legend Chuck Berry played his famous hit "Johnny B. Goode" for the Teen Age Music International Show. The groundbreaking program was one of the the first rock-music concerts filmed and released in theaters featuring many famous ... More >>
I am a devoted video-game fan and a constant cheerleader for them to be considered art, but honestly I would give up most of the compelling stories and high-definition graphics in the world for the simple pinball machines. They're crafted and mechanical, and when done with a loving hand can turn alm ... More >>
By Mike Seely Shitting on the Eagles is basically a national pastime for hard-core Americana fans. In fact, while there are several brilliant artists that alt-country loyalists are apt to bond over, dislike of the Eagles may be the single most prevalent and unifying force. Yet while there is ample ... More >>
Late last fall, the members of New Found Glory got the idea to do a tour commemorating the ten-year anniversary of their Sticks and Stones album. Even without any "big hits" in recent years, the Florida pop-punk band has been touring constantly and continuously building their fanbase on the road. Du ... More >>
By Ben WesthoffThe Coachella lineup is here. It's actually here! There have been ten tons of fakes, some quite convincing, and many of which had the Rolling Stones headlining. (West Coast Sound, however, broke the story that they would not appear.) But never mind all that! The lineup is here, and t ... More >>
Fun.With Miniature TigersMyth, MaplewoodFriday, April 13, 2012View a slideshow from the concert here.In the early going, frontman Nate Ruess alerted the audience at Myth that this show was "the biggest headlining show Fun. has ever done" -- and the proceedings played out that way. After initially be ... More >>
This is not an ideal time to work, live, or even to be within a stone's throw of Egypt. Why? It's complicated.
photo by: Steve CohenEels mastermind Mark Oliver Everett clearly was in no mood on Sunday night to admit that summer was indeed over, turning back the calendar with both his song selection and his sunny demeanor during a spirited 95-minute set that made everyone in attendance forget about the rec ... More >>
A sampling of what made (re)collecting the old faves so fun, and frustrating, in the aughts.
The best of Britain's commercials screens again this year at the Walker.
Gimme Noise offers four helpful hints about how to hate on the scourge of the music underworld.
The Chicago music critics opine on writing, journalism, iPods, and the future of the industry.
One of the most done-to-death archetypal rock songs in history gets a radical transformation.
The album that ruined sampling for everyone will get a brush up and a full-fledged re-release. Is it a necessary face-lift or 20th anniversary cash-in?
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Bush's senior aides receive $4,200 in cost of living increases, women still prefer male bosses, Ernie and Bert come to terms with their relationship, Geek Squad double agent badge on eBay, the Minnesota Blog(s) of the Day, and more...
In which the Star Tribune's black-and-white-and-unread-all-over columnist weighs in on the hedonism of the Rolling Stones and Johnny Depp, and reminds us why reading her is like watching an old-school nun who chaperones too-close teen dancers with a ruler and "Make room for Jesus."
Here's a Friday afternoon time waster that I first ran into on the "I Love Music" discussion group. Pick a favorite musical act that you think has made (at least) five truly great albums, and rank those albums in order of preference. Lists cannot exceed five albums! There won't actually be any conse ... More >>
I need to get to know it a bit better, but my first impressions of the Ponys? forthcoming album are favorable. Recommended to fans of Richard Hell, the Only Ones, the Rolling Stones, and Bachman-Turner Overdrive. I?m also being pleasured by the new Queens of the Stone Age album. Recommended to fa ... More >>
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It's now becoming crystal clear that the guys over at Late Model Racecraft are pulling off some impressive performance upgrades for Corvettes.
How powerful is that new Hennessey HPE650 Supercharged C7 Corvette? Apparently, pretty powerful.
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The opportunity to take any car out for a lap on Germany's Nürburgring would be great, but the chance to drive a C7 on the famous track would be priceless for any Corvette fan.
The guys at SuperVettes are inching closer and closer to unleashing their modified version of the C7 called SV7. Initial images released indicate that the Florida-based team is definitely shooting for a much wider body with their reinterpretation of the new Stingray.


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High winds knock out power in parts of Michigan
Updated On: Oct 31 2012 11:30:28 AM EDT
Michigan utilities say high winds knocked out power to thousands of homes and businesses as the effects of the Eastern Seaboard's severe weather move through the state.
DTE Energy Co. says roughly 35,000 of its customers were without power as of 11 a.m. Wednesday.
Here is DTE's outage breakdown by county:
- St. Clair County 10,000
- Oakland County 6,000
- Wayne County 4,000
- Macomb County 2,000
DTE said the remaining outages, not listed above, are scattered throughout its service area. The energy company said more than 120,000 of its customers have lost power due to high winds from superstorm Sandy, which means they have restored power to 85,000.
The weather prompted warnings for the Great Lakes. The National Weather Service says wave heights of up to 23 feet were reported on southern Lake Huron, with waves from 24 feet to 35 feet forecast. High wind warnings were in effect along parts of Michigan's eastern Lower Peninsula.
DTE offers a power outage map to help customers pinpoint areas in the dark. To report outages, call DTE (800) 477-4747.
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BBAO: What Vikings knew on Percy HarvinKevin Seifert
We're Black and Blue All Over: Many of you probably woke up this morning, learned that Seattle Seahawks receiver Percy Harvin will undergo hip surgery -- a procedure that will cost him much of the season -- and felt much better about the Minnesota...Blog | July 31, 2013
BBAO: Live chat with John Sullivan todayKevin Seifert
We're Black and Blue All Over: MANKATO, Minn. -- I've got a cool treat to celebrate our third and final day at Minnesota Vikings training camp. In between the morning and afternoon practices, at around 12:45 p.m. ET, Vikings center John Sullivan w...Blog | July 29, 2013
Percy Harvin injury: 'Camp hip?'Kevin Seifert
Percy Harvin has been gone from the NFC North since March, but my sense is that many of you are still following his career closely to gain closure and perhaps some twisted satisfaction after the Minnesota Vikings' decision to trade him to the Seattle...Blog | July 26, 2013
Eight in the Box: NFC North camp issuesKevin Seifert
What are the three key camp issues facing each NFC North team? CHICAGO BEARS Offense: Kyle Long's readiness The Bears drafted Long in the first round to help an offensive line that has struggled for years to protect quarterback Jay Cutler. Lon...Blog | July 19, 2013
ChatWrap II: Randall Cobb's contract year?Kevin Seifert
Bubba caught me off guard in Tuesday's SportsNation chat when he/she asked about recent contract news: Bubba (Green Bay) Does Victor Cruz's new contract paint a picture of what we may see Randall Cobb get? Kevin Seifert (2:17 PM) That and...Blog | July 11, 2013
Fantasy hint: Greg JenningsKevin Seifert
Tristan H. Cockcroft offers sound analysis on Greg Jennings' arrival in Minnesota, both from a fantasy and conventional standpoint. In short: Jennings will do more for quarterback Christian Ponder than Ponder will do for Jennings. Here is how Cock...Blog | July 08, 2013
Most compelling teams: 2010 VikingsKevin Seifert
Editor's note: ESPN.com revisits the NFL's most interesting teams since Y2K with a five-part "Most Compelling Teams of the Century" series. We continue with the 2010 Minnesota Vikings. Brett Favre retired and then he really retired and then three ...Blog | June 27, 2013
Assessing the 2009 draft: NFC NorthKevin Seifert
One of the takeways from John Clayton's assessment of the ugly 2009 NFL draft: The NFC North performed less disastrously than most. As Clayton notes, only 60 of the players drafted that year remain with their original teams. Nearly 20 percent of t...Blog | May 29, 2013
Draft impact: Vikings' Cordarrelle PattersonKevin Seifert
The first in a periodic series examining the roles of NFC North newcomers: By all accounts, the Minnesota Vikings traded away a unique talent last month when they shipped Percy Harvin to the Seattle Seahawks. The Vikings were not, however, ready t...Blog | April 30, 2013
Breaking down WRs after Tavon AustinKevin Seifert
The Detroit Lions hosted the top receiver prospect in the 2013 draft, West Virginia's receiver Tavon Austin, on a visit Wednesday. But barring some draft-day maneuvering -- a trade down by the Lions or a move up from another NFC North team -- it seem...Blog | April 17, 2013
BBAO: Vikings' due diligence on Manti Te'oKevin Seifert
We're Black and Blue All Over: We discussed the possibility of the Minnesota Vikings drafting Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o as recently as last Friday, and over the weekend, Sports Illustrated's Peter King added a more grist to the mill. Accord...Blog | April 15, 2013
Final thoughts on Antoine WinfieldKevin Seifert
We discussed cornerback Antoine Winfield's likely contract agreement earlier this week, and I don't have too much to add now that he has told ESPN's Josina Anderson that the deal is complete. A few final thoughts: No surprise: Frankly, I would ha...Blog | April 12, 2013
Eight in the Box: FA winners or losers?Kevin Seifert
A look at whether each NFC North team has been a winner or a loser in free agency. Chicago Bears: A hot start in free agency netted left tackle Jermon Bushrod and tight end Martellus Bennett. The Bears had been trying for five years to find a genu...Blog | March 22, 2013
Greg Jennings steps into the unknownKevin Seifert
Receiver Greg Jennings agreed to a five-year contract Friday night with the Minnesota Vikings, and here is my highly controversial and thoroughly debatable takeaway: The deal makes perfect sense for the Vikings. It elevated them from having zero l...Blog | March 15, 2013
On the Vikings' spending (or lack thereof)Kevin Seifert
I took a moment Wednesday morning to read through your feedback via Twitter mentions and the mailbag. Much of it centered around the departures of two key Minnesota Vikings players this week, and a few were represented by this comment via Twitter fro...Blog | March 13, 2013
BBAO: Look back on Day 1 as Day 2 beginsKevin Seifert
We're Black and Blue All Over: Good morning. We're expecting a busy day here at NFC North blog headquarters on the first full day of NFL free agency. Atop the list is three players who have or are visiting the Detroit Lions: running back Reggie...Blog | March 13, 2013


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HealthWatch: Plenty Of Options When Cooking For Caveman Diet
Just because you eat like a caveman, doesn't mean you're stuck gnawing on bones, nuts and twigs. Cooking for the Paleo Diet can include quite a tasty variety of foods.
HealthWatch: Caveman Diet Makes Room For Saturated Fats
If you're trying to eat like a caveman on the Paleo diet, meat –which is heavy in saturated fat- is on the menu. However, the consensus may be changing on how dangerous those fats are.


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Jacob Landis had a bike, a passion and a cause. Since April, the 24-year-old Annapolis, Maryland, resident has been biking across America to attend games at every single MLB park with the hope of raising $1 million to help children who need cochlear implants. On Saturday he was on the final leg of ... More >>
It's the weekend y'all! If the thought alone of these next two days doesn't want to make you get up, shred your papers, and do a victory dance, then maybe we should remind you of a few things. The Miami Heat made it to the playoffs (no shocker there), the Miami Marlins finally realized it was bas ... More >>
Opening day is about hope. Sure, there's beer and hotdogs and warm weather and, um, more beer. But underneath all that, baseball's new beginning is about the effervescent inkling that this year is going to be better than the last.Hope is a four-letter word these days for Marlins fans, however. First ... More >>
Step right up, meet your 2013 Miami Marlins, same as the 2012 Miami Marlins -- only completely different! If you're anything like me, you're angry, you're hurt, and you may or may not say to yourself during a jog, "Hey, that's a good place to hide a body named Jeffrey Loria!" But hear me out, we got ... More >>
On Tuesday, a week and a day after Miami New Times published online a report describing hundreds of pages of records from the office of a Coral Gables clinic, Biogenesis, the first professional baseball players have acknowledged involvement with owner Anthony Bosch. In statements issued Tuesday to ... More >>
Hialeah native (and Washington Nationals Pitcher) Gio Gonzalez has issued a denial via Twitter that he has ever been associated with Tony Bosch's shuttered Coral Gables clinic, Biogenesis. Here's what Gio Gonzalez had to say: "I've never used performance enhancing drugs of any kind and I never will, ... More >>
Three episodes into The Franchise, shit is already getting all kinds of depressing. After two episodes of ups and downs and HEY LOOK AT OUR NEW STADIUM! wackiness, the Marlins are in a tail spin, out of the playoff hunt, reverting to a closer by committee to cover up Heath Bell's dookie-filled- ... More >>
It's fitting that the same day big trade rumors involving Heath Bell and Hanley Ramirez surface, episode two of The Franchise is pretty much framed around a trade deadline discussion roundtable with Jeffery Loria, Larry Beinfest and their DERP lackeys (or maybe the Marlins PLANTED those rumors as a ... More >>
Last night, the struggling Miami Marlins went down 0-4 against the Washington Nationals and 19-year-old phenom Bryce Harper. Harper actually wasn't much of a factor in the game, but Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen snapped at the wunderkind and accused him of using too much pine tar on his bat. What fo ... More >>
Pobre Fidelito. Being a dying dictator was his idea. But now Hugo Chavez has fat cancer, and Kim Jong Il went to ride his giant rabbits in the sky. Nobody's paying attention to the totally dead antics of Fidel Castro. He's like the fourth-grade girl who wore Silly Bandz before it was kewl. ... More >>
Chavez is now battling a $1 billion lawsuit in addition to cancerVenezuelan president Hugo Chavez had one crappy week.First, reports surfaced that he is, in fact, not cancer-free but rather has only a few months to live. Then the kidnapping of Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos d ... More >>
Statistically, a worse manager than Edwin RodriguezConventional wisdom says that a team brings in a salty old timer coach to right the shaky ship, teach the young whippersnappers a thing or two, and claw its way back to respectability.But the Marlins have actually gotten worse since 80-year-old s ... More >>
Dude, they like, have talons or whatever.The fearless left fielder for our Florida Marlins has revealed his kryptonite: It's green, armored, and scares him more than a fastball low and inside. It's a bug.There really aren't many words necessary here; the video makes the joke just fine. Mantis on rai ... More >>
Photo by David Giesbrecht/BravoTiffany and Ed hit it out of the park this week.Last night on Top Chef, we were treated to an opening sequence of frontrunner Ed donning a hideous yellow housedress as the roommates laughed. Actually, Ed was wearing Tiffany's dress. Hmmm. How did that happen?In anot ... More >>
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They gave thousands to a commissioner and then won the Marlins stadium contract.
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The Marlins are banking on first-rounder Kyle Skipworth.
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Robin Thicke Is Suing Marvin Gaye Over 'Blurred Lines' Because Why Not?
As you may know, Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" is the song of the summer, and it's about as catchy as a blatantly misogynistic ode to objectification and degradation can be (but you don't have to take our word for it.) But now it is also the point of contention for a suit that Thicke (and his "Blurred" buddies, Pharrell and T.I.) are bringing against Marvin Gaye because, uh, they're worried the Gaye family is going to sue them because the song sounds too much like Gaye's "Got to Give It Up" or something?
Basically, they've heard that the family of the late, great Marvin Gaye thinks "Blurred Lines" sounds suspiciously like some of Gaye's work, so Thicke and Co. have filed a pre-emptive countersuit (that you can file a countersuit when no suit has actually been filed is news to us, but it's a crazy world) to keep the Gaye family from filing an actual suit. And all of this is really blurring the lines over who's suing who (if you thought you were going to get out of here without a "blurred lines" jokes, you don't know us) ...
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The World Bank supports the Understanding Children's Work initiative through the Global Partnership for Youth Employment, which also includes the Arab Urban Development Institute, the International Youth Foundation, and the Youth Employment Network.
The primary areas of focus for the partnership are Africa and the Middle East, as well as Latin America. The partnership works together on several projects designed to better understand the determinants of youth labor market outcomes, to learn what works to promote youth employability, and to promote evidence-based policy debate and coordination.
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First of all, Scott Ramsoomiar isn't a douche bag, to his fans he thanks them for their viewership. We had an email conversation a while ago and he saved me from making a terrible mistake. Stop being god damn haters, yes haters push you to be better, but don't hate on the writer, he's a good person who just wants to show the world humour, that's what VG Cats did to me, I couldn't see any humour in the world, was depressed and VG Cats made me see the humour again. So stop with the hating jackasses and just hate in silence at best


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Maybe we've done this before, maybe a month or or maybe two years ago, but hell man, we're in the midst of an ugly lockout. Do you have anything better to do?
So here is how how we'll play this game: You take the best 5 in Suns history-go new, go old school, whatever makes you happy. But let's just say you can revive the retired, traded, or deceased, what Suns players in their prime would give the franchise the best chance at winning a title.
Here are some ideas:
I've missed plenty of names, but that's what age and AZ Summers will do to you. help me out!
Here's a bonus for y'all. Who's coaching this All-Time Suns great squad-Do you go 7SOL with D'Antoni, do you go fundamentals with Cotton Fitzsimmons, or do you go Westphal or MacLeod? You know Jerry Colangelo coached a little in 1969, and went 24-20.
OK AND NOW THE BONUS: whose your 6th man? Barbosa right? or maybe you go Eddie House, why not Louis Amundson? Maybe you want an ex-starter as a 6th man. How about K.J. backing up Nash?
Screw the rules here. I hate authority anyway. Have some fun with this, get creative. What style jerseys is this squad wearing? Y'all like the early 90's black roadies right? Or maybe you like the 80's purple or white. Personally I hate the everything 80's except the Talking Heads.
Special Props go for the most obscure references around. Let's see some rec's for mentions of oddities like Kidd wearing the blonde do, or Cotton with a perm, Rich Kelly starting in the middle. Get as detailed as you like. Remember, we're in this together-Suns fans, NBA fans, David Stern haters.
We talked to Gortat's agent about the insurance issues that are preventing him from playing with the Polish national team and about his not playing in Russia for a club team as we thought.
Mickael Pietrus made headlines a little over a month ago when he shared his frustration with the Phoenix Suns over a lack of playing time last season. This also occurred after he picked up his player option for $5.3 million to play with the Suns next season. Adding insult to injury, Pietrus went on to say that Kobe Bryan told him he would like to see him play for Suns' division rivals Los Angeles Lakers.
Shortly after this news broke, Pietrus underwent arthroscopic surgery in his right knee while staying in France. Since then very little has been heard about Pietrus until Paul Coro of the Arizona Republic recently wrote an article after having a conversation with Mickael Pietrus's agent, Bill McCandless, who told Coro that the surgery apparently went well, and that Pietrus should be finished rehabbing his knee by the end of this month. In addition, McCandless also said that, "He's good with being back in Phoenix or fine to be traded...He just wants to play."
While Pietrus may be "good" with coming back to Phoenix next season, one has to wonder if the feeling is mutual. In one fell swoop Pietrus managed to alienate himself from both the fans and the front office by exercising his player option to stay with Phoenix, and then complain about his playing time with the team after a very lackluster performance last season. Normally this would indicate that a trade could occur, but trading Pietrus and his overvalued contract would likely see the Suns taking back negative value in return. This may very well lead a situation of both sides having to deal with each other for the time being, like it or not.


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Last week the Congressional Budget Office issued another report on the Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare. Its most widely-reported revelation was that 2.3 million Americans may leave their jobs because Obamacare would make it inadvisable to them to keep them. We should say "widely-and-variously-re ... More >>
Now that Bill de Blasio has secured his status as frontrunner in the lead-up to to the Democratic primary, all of a sudden rich people are afraid the man might follow through on one of his marquis campaign promises: tax the rich to expand early education. Bloomberg Businessweek reported this morning ... More >>
The George Zimmerman trial is over, but Trayvonmania continues. President Obama, who'd previously said that if he'd had a son, he'd look like Trayvon, last week went further, saying that the unarmed black kid shot dead in 2012 "could have been me 35 years ago." And over the weekend "Justice for Tra ... More >>
BREAKING: A lot of the people who write op-ed pieces for the Wall Street Journal are in the tank for Mitt Romney. That information might not come as a shock to anyone possessed of basic media literacy. But a report released today documents 20 different instances in which the Journal ran columns by ... More >>
When Andrew Breitbart died at the absurdly young age of 43, rightbloggers were sad -- and also mad at liberals, whom some of them blamed for the rageaholic activist's death. After a period of mourning, they decided that the best tribute to their fallen leader would be to follow his example, i.e., ... More >>
With all the recent women's health controversies -- Komen/Planned Parenthood, contraception in Catholic hospitals, and Virginia's plan to wand women who want abortions -- and their potential to steer women's votes away from Republicans, you'd think conservatives would prefer to get back to talking a ... More >>
The Occupy Wall Street movement has spread nationally and internationally, making it hard for even the American media to belittle it. This reality seems to have caught up to the rightbloggers who, as we saw a few weeks back, were at first eager to dismiss the phenomenon as a silly hippie effusion ... More >>
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But back in Julia's room, Mariana is still playing with Julia's hair.
Jokingly, Mariana asks Julia, "Why weren't you a girl?" This is funny because back in episode one, just before their drunken make-out session, Julia asks Mariana why she wasn't a boy. The question now makes both of them crack up and Julia smacks Mariana's arm playfully, but I guess she hits her harder than intended because Mariana cries out and tell her not to be so rough. Julia instantly apologizes and starts kissing Mariana's arm until their faces are inches apart. Julia goes to kiss her in the mouth, but Mariana moves away.
Mariana: Oh, no, Julia no. No. I'm not going to let your confusion steal another kiss from me. Honestly … you throw me off-balance. You're going to drive me insane.
Julia: I'm not confused. Seriously, Mariana, I'm sure. I love you.
And then, well…
But as wonderful as this moment is, Aurelia doesn't let us enjoy it for very long because her closing narration warns us about new confusions arising.
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In a statement issued Monday, the ministry said that authorities had executed 15 Iraqis and an Egyptian convicted of terrorism for "carrying out crimes against Iraqi people." The last was convicted of another unspecified criminal offense. Two of those hanged were women. It didn't say when the executions were carried out.
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This papercraft is the Gollum (originally known as Sméagol or Trahald), a Stoor, one of the three early hobbit-types, based on the film "the Lord of the Rings". The paper model was created by J. Ossorio. The name Gollum was derived from his disgusting gurgling, choking cough. His birth can be estimated to have happened in the year TA 2430. His death date is given as March 25, 3019.
His life was extended far beyond its natural limits by the effects of possessing the One Ring. At the time of his death, Sméagol was about 589 years old, a remarkable age for a creature that was once a Hobbit, but he had been deformed and twisted in both body and mind by the corruption of the Ring. His chief desire was to possess the Ring that had enslaved him, and he pursued it for many years after Bilbo Baggins found it while walking in the Misty Mountains in the book "The Hobbit".
Sméagol was born during the Third Age and was a member of the secluded branch of the early Stoorish Hobbits. Sméagol spent most of his early life with his grandmother who was his matriarch.
On TA 2463 Sméagol went fishing with his cousin Déagol on the Gladden Fields north of Lothlórien. They were having a good time until a large fish pulled Déagol underwater. There, Déagol found a golden ring lying in the mud of the lake. Sméagol demanded the ring as his birthday present, but Déagol refused, saying that he had already given him a present more than he could afford. This made Sméagol angry, and he strangled his cousin to death. Sméagol soon became corrupted by the ring and started thieving and spying. Because of this, Sméagol was banished from the town by his people and was forced to live in the Misty Mountains.
The One Ring soon started changing Sméagol's body and mind quickly. During his transformation into the creature Gollum, Smeagol underwent the loss of his hair, developed a rasp in his throat, became thin and gangly from malnourishment, and developed large, darkness piercing eyes, a by-product of spending his time in dark caves situated in The Misty Mountains. The Ring also prolonged his life far beyond its natural limits.
He was the Ring's fourth bearer, after Sauron, Isildur and for a short time Déagol, and before Bilbo Baggins, Frodo Baggins and Sam Gamgee. He lost the Ring to Bilbo when he dropped it after killing a young orc, although it has been said that he lost it having been defeated in a riddle contest by Bilbo.
In the first edition of The Hobbit, Tolkien made no reference to his size, leading several illustrators to portray him as being very large. Tolkien realized the omission, and clarified in later editions that he was of average hobbit size and in "The Lord of the Rings", there is a reference to Sam being "little less in height" than he is. Tolkien describes Gollum as either dark, bone-white or sallow: at one point, the Men of Ithilien mistake his silhouette for a tailless black squirrel. Gorbag and Shagrat describe him as a dark fellow. In a manuscript written to guide illustrators to the appearance of his characters, Tolkien explained this by saying that Gollum had pale skin, but wore dark clothes and was often seen in poor light. The Hobbit states he has pockets, in which he keeps a tooth sharpening rock, goblin teeth, wet shells, and a scrap of bat wing. Despite these details, he is generally depicted wearing a loincloth or naked in illustrations and adaptations.
In the Jackson adaptation of The Two Towers, Faramir describes him as "having an ill-favored look."
He was also very thin and only had six teeth, comparing him to Shelob; one of the orcs describes him as "rather like a spider himself, or perhaps like a starved frog." Gollum's toughness is said to stem from his hobbit roots. Gollum hates light, and avoids it if possible. He is emaciated and gaunt, but possesses a vicious, wiry strength; Aragorn states, "his malice gives him a strength hardly to be imagined." In The Two Towers, Gollum's grip is described as "soft, but horribly strong" as Gollum wrestles with Sam Gamgee. He is also able to climb effortlessly straight down cliffs impossible to climb by Sam and Frodo, and can make long leaps. Additionally he can run extremely fast, strangely on all fours. Gollum prefers to eat meat raw, and refuses to eat anything Elvish because it apparently burns him to the touch.
Gollum was a good survivor and like Sméagol was very keen eyed and quick of hand this made him an excellent fisherman. He could spot and catch fish in almost any level of light and waters. He fished the waters of the Misty Mountain's underground lake for centuries in almost complete darkness and almost anywhere he had to after leaving his cave in search of the Ring and the thief Baggins. He was known to eat almost anything that was living or edible and could stomach anything raw and uncooked. He was also very good at not being seen and was an excellent waterman making use of anything that could float which made it possible for him to follow the Fellowship for so long. For more information please click here.
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Cloud Academy: Test Drive Your Cloud Skills
By Ofir Nachmani on February 27, 2014
According to IDC's prediction, 7 million new cloud related IT jobs will be created by 2015. As cloud is still evolving, there is an overall lack of knowledge, skills and experience in the IT industry. This is intensified by the fact that new cloud features and innovations are introduced weekly by cloud service vendors, especially […]
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Saving the dry, lifeless soul of enterprise software
By Michael Krigsman on February 19, 2014
A special edition of CxOTalk (episode 44) brings together three top analysts to discuss why enterprise software is so uninspired and how to fix the problem. The conversation is fun, exciting, and completely engaging.
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Why Multi-Cloud? Evolution, Freedom
By Ofir Nachmani on February 13, 2014
What drives the creation of countless apps, tools and platforms in the IT market today? The ever-growing web as well as the `consumerization of IT` provide end users with an abundance of options and full discretion. We now understand the vital need to internalize the concept of spreading knowledge and information across a variety of […]
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Cloud, DevOps and Herding Cats
By Scott Bils on February 11, 2014
The conventional wisdom is that 2014 is that year that enterprise IT finally "rolls up the sleeves" and gets serious about cloud adoption. But what does this really mean? Basically we're seeing the era of cloud pilots and proof-of-concepts in the enterprise drawing to close, especially around IaaS and to a certain extent PaaS. CIOs […]
Posted in Application Software, Enterprise, Featured Posts, General, Infrastructure, Marketing, Technology | Tagged Amazon Web Services, aws, CIO, cloud, cloud computing, devops, iaas, paas, salesforce.com | 2 Responses
Workday: Linking technology design and user experience
By Michael Krigsman on February 3, 2014
Workday is among the most high-profile examples of a new breed of enterprise software, based completely in the cloud. Started by Dave Duffield and Aneel Bhusri, who led PeopleSoft prior to the acquisition by Oracle, Workday is now a public company. As part of the CxOTalk series of conversations with innovators, we spoke with Workday's Chief Technology Officer, Stan […]
Posted in Application Software, Business, Enterprise, Featured Posts | Tagged #cxotalk, Oracle, peoplesoft, sap, workday
OpenStack: A Community Torn Apart – Freedland, Bias and Scoble
By Ofir Nachmani on January 10, 2014
Last month, I attended the OpenStack summit in Tel Aviv. This was yet another great event brought to us by the brilliant Gigaspaces team (especially @shar1z) headed by one of the most important cloud evangelists in Israel and the world, @natishalom. OpenStack aims to provide the ubiquitous open source cloud computing platform for public and private clouds. Wikipedia […]
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Cloud Reviews from Real Customers: EC2, Azure, App Engine, Heroku and More
By Russell Rothstein on December 30, 2013
Choosing the right PaaS cloud for your application can be a confusing process. There are literally dozens of cloud providers, large and small, that offer the basic set of services you need to run your app. I founded IT Central Station to help enterprise tech users find the best service by offering hands-on reviews by […]
Posted in Enterprise, Featured Posts, Your POV | Tagged amazon ec2, google app engine, ITCentralStation, Microsoft Azure, paas, reviews
Cloud Model 2014: Hybrid, Google, Brokerage, Startups and The Enterprise
By Ofir Nachmani on December 26, 2013
2013 has been incredibly eventful for the cloud industry, mostly for making itself an eminent presence in the mainstream IT market. Businesses of all sizes have made their ways to the cloud, confirming my 2013 predictions. Government agencies worldwide take the cloud seriously, as demonstrated by the CIA's contract switch over to Amazon from IBM. […]
Posted in Analysis, Business, Enterprise, Featured Posts, General, Infrastructure, Strategy, Technology | Tagged aws, azure, business, cloud computing, google, IBM, microsoft | 4 Responses
Your Cloud Availability: 98%, 99.99% or 99.9999%? CloudEndure Gets Inside
By Ofir Nachmani on December 11, 2013
I recently had a discussion with a few very interesting cloud professionals from CloudEndure about the changes that the cloud and AWS in particular, bring to the table in terms of business continuity and high availability. In one of my discussions with Ofer Gadish, the company's CEO, we exchanged information regarding the current state of […]
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Is PaaS Tech Still Around? Maybe Containers Will Kill it or Bring it?
By Adron Hall on November 22, 2013
Recently a post from @Gigabarb popped up on the ole' Twitter that started a micro-storm of twitter responses. Ok tech users. Who out there is using a PaaS? For realz. Serious question.— Barb Darrow (@gigabarb) November 21, 2013 This got me thinking about a number of things and I started to write her an email […]
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Rise Of Big Data On Cloud
By Chirag Mehta on November 22, 2013
Growing up as an engineer and as a programmer I was reminded every step along the way that resources—computing as well as memory—are scarce. The programs were designed on these constraints. Then the cloud revolution happened and we told people not to worry about scarce computing. We saw rise of MapReduce, Hadoop, and countless other […]
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Cloud Marketing, IBM Does it Wrong (personal letter attached)
By Ofir Nachmani on November 21, 2013
The 102 year old veteran IT company seems to have taken countless steps toward the development of CloudSmart, the IT giant's proprietary cloud that, despite its large investments, has not demonstrated any sort of progress… until now, that is. In July, IBM upped its game by announcing its acquisition of Softlayer, an open cloud platform […]
Posted in Business, Enterprise, Featured Posts, General, Infrastructure, Marketing | Tagged Cloud Marketing, cloud washing, enterprise 2.0 adoption, IBM, softlayer
Mobile Shows That The World is Not for Dummies
By John Taschek on November 18, 2013
It's far too easy to hate statistics and use them to make a point simultaneously. Let's use them to show that the world is not comprised of dummies and idiots. Beginning with the trends published by Mary Meeker about mobile adoption. She shredded some statistical constructs about the PC industry and its projected growth by […]
Posted in Enterprise, Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged enterprise software, gartner, Mary Meeker, personal computer, smartphone | 2 Responses
Space Invasion @ Dreamforce
By Zoli Erdos on November 17, 2013
Last year I made a bit of fun of Oracle, picking on the symbolism in their closed, walled conference setup vs. the open festival-like environment at Salesforce.com's competing event. Here's a little pictorial reminder: Dreamforce did not even feel like a conference, rather a Festival – Woodstock, Mardi Gras, SXSW – your pick. Fun. Contrast that to Oracle's […]
Posted in Enterprise, Featured Posts | Tagged #oow13, df13, Mardi Gras, Oracle, Oracle Openworld, salesforce, salesforce.com
10 examples of fabulously flawed product-first thinking
By Hutch Carpenter on November 5, 2013
In talking about jobs-to-be-done here, I sometimes think that all I'm doing is stating the obvious. I mean, isn't it obvious that you'd create something that helped fulfill a need or desire? What else would you do? But I've seen in my own work experience, and across a multitude of initiatives in other industries, cases […]
Posted in Enterprise, Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged facebook, innovation, JC Penney, jeff bezos, jobs to be done, jtbd, mba, Product Management, Segway, steve jobs, yahoo