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My mom and I are both early risers so Disney is the kind of trip for us . Going with my bf this summer is going to be an entirely different story.
We were devastated that night at the airport when our first flight was cancelled but in the end it worked out because we got to stay twice as long!
Teppan Edo was really really delicious. I would love to go back there.
And the Lines app is the 2nd best invention ever (after the disboards of course! )
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Day 3 Part 4
We arrived back at Pop Century at 3:00 pm. We went to concierge and had to wait a little bit to pick up our package but the sneakers had arrived! We then headed back to the room to change for the night.
DM's new sneakers:
They look nice don't they? Too bad they were too small!!!! Yes, that's right. She had been anxiously awaiting some foot relief only to buy new sneakers that didn't fit! She was very frustrated because she has other sneakers at home that are the same brand and same size so she thought this would be a sure thing that they would fit! She wore them out anyway, hoping that they would at least be more comfortable than her original pair.
We changed into pants and went to the bus stop at 3:30. An AK bus was just pulling away so I ran to catch it and the bus driver kindly stopped to let us on. Including us, there were 6 people on that bus.
When we arrived in AK we saw that an AKL bus loading only a few spots away. We ran off our bus and right onto the AKL bus. Neither of us had ever been to AKL so we were both very excited for something new. The bus stopped first at Kidani Village and then Jambo House.
We were walking into the lobby at 3:55, exactly 25 minutes after leaving Pop Century which just seemed impossibly fast! We walked through the absolutely fantastic lobby to the Arusha viewing area.
I had felt a little disappointed after Kilimanjaro Safari that we hadn't seen many animals but this completely made up for it. It was amazing! You can see the guest room balconies in the background of some of the pictures. How magical it must be to come out onto your balcony in the morning and see this! DM and I were both in love with this resort. In fact, she called my dad while we were watching the animals to tell him how fantastic it was and that she wanted to come back and stay here with him. I was thinking "Haha, yeah right" but after we returned home he went on Disney's website to price out a trip - just out of curiosity he said. So maybe he'll shock me and take DM on a Disney Vacation. Anyway, back to our current trip. Here is the back of the lodge from Arusha.
Stairs leading up to the lobby
What a gorgeous, gorgeous resort with impeccable theming as only Disney can do it. I can only hope that I'll be able to stay here one day.
Up next: Dinner at Boma
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sorry I've been MIA but i'm back..at least for today! Won't be around this weekend!
I truly hope that your moms shoes feel better as the trip goes on! I couldn't imagine having to walk around uncomfortable shoes all day..In fact, JUST last night, I bought my first pair of flats and decided to wear them this morning....well before going to work I went to Target to pick up something...as I was waiting to pay, I felt some liquid around my heels...yup, they were bleeding! Then I got to thinking, how can some girls wear flats all day around the park!?!?
Anyways, not sure if you know this or not, but you can request a seat whenever you get on rides. Like for us, we love to ride in the back on Space Mountain and Thunder Mountain, so whenever the CM asks us how many in our party, we say 2 and ask if we can be seated near the back They are always super nice about it and have never had any issues letting us sit where we want! You should definitely try that next time for EE!
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Thanks for the tip about requesting seats! I will definitely try it this summer!
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Day 3 Part 5
Finally it was time for dinner at Boma! We walked downstairs and found that they were almost ready to open for dinner. I didn't realize that we had the first seating time at 4:30 so we had to wait for a little bit. I tried to take a picture of the sign that said "Boma" but it came out blurry twice and then I gave up because it was behind the host's desk and the hosts and hostesses were running around preparing to open and I felt like I was being annoying.
Once they started calling names to be seated there were two percussionists playing African drums which I can't believe I don't have a picture of! We were seated towards the back away from the food which was nice because we didn't have lots of people walking past our table all the time (like we had to do to the people who were sitting close to the food). Our waitress quickly explained the layout of the buffet and then we were off! First stop: hummus! White bean hummus, Black olive hummus, and Sun-dried tomato hummus to be exact, with pita bread and lavosh for dipping. All delicious!
I took pictures of the signs for all the foods I ate so I'm going to do my best to remember which food goes with which sign. If I make an error, please forgive me!
This was DM's plate with hummus and salad:
This was my plate with hummus, marinated cucumber and peppadew salad, curried pasta salad, eggplant and tomato salad, spinach and quinoa salad, and chakalaka (spicy stewed tomatoes and onions). Clearly I took very small portions of each. Of those, I liked the chakalaka the best but it was all good.
Here's a picture of some of the buffet. I think the third pot from the left is the Chakalaka.
Here are the french fries, macaroni & cheese, and pasta.
I'm missing a sign for this but I think it was some sort of butternut squash soup. It was very very sweet.
Another soup, seafood maybe?
My second plate: Chermoula salmon, fufu, Geelry's rice, durban-spiced chicken, bobotie, African carved strip loin, and sweet corn and spinach pudding. The strip loin was very good but a little too undercooked for me.
DM's second plate: Chicken, rice, fufu, curried pasta, chakalaka, and something that looks like cous-cous but I'm not sure exactly what that is.
At this point I was already feeling full but I felt I had to try a teeny bit of the macaroni and french fries just to see what they tasted like. I also got some more hummus and chakalaka.
DM was still hungry but went with a solid portion of pasta as well as some more hummus.
Onto dessert!
My plate: I had to try a zebra dome from reading all about them on the Dis. I didn't think it was all it was hyped up to be. I really enjoyed the caramel cheesecake, peanut butter mousse, and bread pudding. Yum yum.
DM's plate: She got a lot of cookies but didn't really like them.
Dinner came to $78.79 for two people including tax. We didn't order anything that wasn't included in the dining plan so we just used two table service credits.
Overall we both enjoyed Boma. We liked trying new things and everything was good. However we both felt that other than the hummus (and for me the chakalaka), there wasn't anything that was SO amazing we felt like we had to keep running back for more. Would I eat here again? It's not at the top of my list, there are too many other places I want to try. But I would definitely come back if someone I was traveling with wanted to eat here.
Up Next: Hollywood Studios for Fantasmic
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Day 3 Part 6
After leaving Boma at 6 pm we only had to wait literally one minute for a HS bus to pick us up. We arrived at 6:20 and headed right to a bathroom where we waited on one of the longest lines of the day! Just kidding... But the line was out the door and it was a solid 5 minute wait! It was the only time we had to wait for a bathroom during the entire trip. I guess that goes to show how crowded HS gets on Fantasmic days (and nights). After the bathroom, we headed right into the Hollywood Hills Amphitheater. I took this photo on the way:
I think the scaffolding is a little less noticeable in that picture.
We walked in at 6:30 for the 7:30 Fantasmic and it was filling up FAST! It was more than half full already and the people were pouring in.
I didn't write down which section we were in but we were directed right to our seats which were good. We weren't in the center but we weren't too far off the side either. We were more towards the back but we were fine with that so we could make as quick an exit as possible.
Since we had an hour to kill, DM and I played checkers on my phone. In the meantime, I could feel lots of little bugs flying in and out of my shirt! A few bugs don't really bother me but I don't like feeling like my clothing is infested with them! I don't remember ever being bothered by bugs during Fantasmic or really anywhere in WDW. By the time the show started they had either flown away or I stopped noticing them.
I didn't take any pictures during the show. I've taken a lot on previous trips and this time I just wanted to watch and enjoy without worrying about my camera. Please forgive me for being a bad DISer.
By the way, I LOVE this show. If anyone is reading this who hasn't seen it, see it! It's fabulous! The story line is a little bizarre at some points but it's filled with Disney Magic and great special effects. The music is spectacular, especially at the end. My only warning would be if you have small children, it can be loud and scary. But a great great show!
After the show we speed walked to the bus stop. We figured most people leaving Fantasmic would probably leave the park for the day and we didn't want to be waiting at the bus stop for a long time. But what do you know, we were wrong! The line for the bus was very short AND a bus was pulling up just as we got there!
We hopped right on and we were back in our room at 8:40. We were happy to go to bed early as we were waking up early for a big day tomorrow!
The final verdict on DM's new sneakers was that they were even MORE uncomfortable than the original pair she wore down! All that time on the phone with Zappos and making the extra trip back to the hotel to pick up the sneakers - for nothing! Mostly I just felt horrible for DM that this meant she'd be stuck in uncomfortable shoes for the rest of the trip.
This was a short update. I will post another one later today, so don't feel shortchanged!
Up next: We're finally headed to the Magic Kingdom with some serious touring plans! (Not for the faint of heart)
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Day 4 Part 1
Our wake up call was set for 6:15 am for our Magic Kingdom day but I woke up at 6 when I heard DM in the bathroom. She woke up earlier so she could take care of returning the sneakers to Zappos.
Off topic for a moment - DM was on zappos.com the other day looking at shoes and she found a review where someone wrote that they ordered a pair of shoes while in Disney World because they forgot to pack their sneakers! Zappos must send a lot of shoes to WDW resorts!
We went down to breakfast at 7:20. This morning I had a "POP" Waffle with sausage and milk. DM had her usual cereal mixture with an apple.
We were at the bus stop at 7:55 just as a MK bus was pulling up. Since yesterday afternoon we hadn't waited more than a minute for a bus to come! We were having a lucky streak! On the bus we talked about what we were excited for that day. DM was most looking forward to riding POTC - she hadn't been on since before it was refurbished. I asked her how she felt about riding Splash Mountain and her response: "I'm not excited about it." She also said that she wasn't excited about BTMRR but that she was interested. Well I was excited about both!
We arrived at MK at 8:20. We were able to go through the turnstiles and wait right at the front of the left tunnel under the train tracks. But a few pictures first:
We were very happy to arrive when we did as the crowds came pouring in behind us.
We didn't have a very good view of the Welcome Show but I had seen it several times and DM said she would rather wait as close to the entrance as possible.
Then finally we were in! Here you can see the construction on the Confectionary. It was still open for business.
Every trip, when I get that first look at the castle I just can't believe that I'm really in Disney World. It always just seems to good to be true!
We turned right and headed into Tomorrowland.
We grabbed FPs for Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin with a return time at 9:40 am so we would be able to get more FP very soon! Then we kept walking into Fantasyland where we hit our first MK ride:
There was no line whatsoever. This was my first time seeing the new interactive queue which looked great. DM ran right through without stopping, or realizing that I wasn't behind her! I went through a little slower, playing a little bit and taking a few pictures. It was pretty neat!
The squashes on the left are drums. I forget what was going on with those flowers on the right.
I didn't take a picture of it but there is a wall that looks like there is honey dripping down it and you can drag your finger in the honey and it looks like it's real! I'm probably not explaining it well. In August I'll take a video. There was another neat part where there were pads on the ground with springs so you could bounce like Tigger.
The ride was as cute as we both remembered and when we were dumped into the gift shop, DM found the Tigger sweatshirt she had admired a few nights ago at DTD but wasn't able to find in her size.
She of course bought it and we left it at the shop to be sent to our room (LOVE that Disney service!)
To be continued....
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Day 4 Part 2
After The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, we walked right next door to Snow White's Scary Adventures. I'm not sure exactly when they're planning to close this ride so I wanted to make sure we got our ride in because it could be our last! I noticed this small sign on the side of the building:
We walked right on to Snow White and then walked onto It's a Small World.
The grandfather sitting right behind us on our IASW cruise ship was *very* loud and *very* talkative. He pointed out eeeeeeeeeeevvverrryyyyy little thing to his granddaughter. And did I mention he was loud? "Do you see the boy in the sombrero? Do you see the kite? Do you see the boy on the bicycle?" EVERYTHING! It was pretty annoying but we did our best to block him out. He and his granddaughter were obviously having a great time and that's what Disney is about
After IASM we grabbed FP for Peter Pan's Flight. The return time was 10:40 am so we would be able to get more FP in just an hour. Along with our PP FP, out came a Surprise FP for Mickey's Philharmagic. We were planning to save Philharmagic for the afternoon since there isn't usually a wait but it was nice to know that in case there was a wait, we now had FP!
Next we headed into Liberty Square to the Haunted Mansion - one of my favorites! The posted wait time was 10 minutes but we definitely waited less than that.
We walked right past where the cemetery was but there were walls up because they were doing construction on the new interactive queue. I was disappointed because I specifically wanted to look at Madame Leota's grave. I guess I'll have to wait until my August trip...
We were able to walk right up to the front doors but the line was cut off right in front of us so we would be the first of the next group into the Stretch Room. I read before the trip that the reason for the stretch room was that the original ride in Disneyland was underneath the railroad tracks so guests needed to be lowered underground into the basement. So the original DL stretch room is an elevator! This was not necessary in WDW but they used the same effect anyway. Neat stuff!
We completed our visit with some grim, grinning ghosts and then headed towards Frontierland. By this time it was 10 am and in one hour we had 4 rides under our belt and 3 FP in our pocket! Not too shabby
Please note that the park was still fairly uncrowded.
We went right to Splash Mountain to check the wait time:
5 minutes! I asked DM if she was ready to ride right now and she said yes! Wow it was that easy! We walked right through the queue to the end of the line which was in the tunnel right before the loading area. I asked DM how she was feeling. A little nervous - was her reply.
We were in our log in no time. It was definitely less than a 5 minute wait. Here is a photo of the new lap bar:
I love love love love LOVE this ride! And guess what! DM did too! DM was a little upset that we couldn't find our picture after the ride. We were actually stuck for a few minutes at the very end of the ride just before unloading and I think this was the reason that we missed seeing our picture. I knew I was covering my eyes anyway to protect my glasses. DM insisted we take a picture together with the SM sign since she was now a fan!
There we are in our matching shirts. Next we checked the wait time for BTMRR.
It was 30 minutes so we grabbed more FP for a return time of 11:20 am. Again, we had less than 2 hours to wait before getting another FP. We walked up the side of the mountain to see the trains go by. DM decided BTMRR didn't look scary at all. She could totally handle it she said.
Famous last words, right?
Next we entered Adventureland and rode POTC which we waited about 2 minutes for.
Two skeletons playing a never-ending game of chess in one of the prison cells one the queue.
DM really enjoyed seeing Jack Sparrow throughout the ride. I would really like to one day see the longer original ride at Disneyland.
Up Next: Lunch at the new Tortuga Tavern, formerly El Pirata y el Perico Restaurant.
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After riding POTC we went to the nearby Tortuga Tavern so I could eat lunch (DM wasn't hungry so she just ate an apple she had brought with her from the POP food court and some pretzels she brought from home). I used one quick service credit to get the beef nachos ($7.29) which came with a chocolate cake ($3.59) and a bottled water ($2.50). The nachos and cake were really delicious. They also had a toppings bar where I could've added to the nachos but I liked them just the way they were.
While I ate, DM took a short walk to Jungle Cruise to get more FP. It was 11:15 am and the FP return time was 12:25 so once again we had less than 2 hours to wait before our FP window opened again. Here are the FP we had collected so far this morning:
Neither of us have ever had Dole Whips but as we walked past Aloha Isle neither of us were ready for ice cream so we decided to come back later. I won't keep you in suspense...we never made it back. It's definitely on my list for August!
Next we meandered back toward the hub and walked past the Crystal Palace where we would be eating dinner later. We took some photopass pictures and I took some with my own camera. Then we continued on back towards Tomorrowland.
We found another photopass photographer on the bridge to Tomorrowland so we took a few more pictures.
At this point we felt like we did all the rushing we had to do and could relax and take it easy for the rest of the day. The rest of the rides/attractions we wanted to do we either had FP for or we knew there wouldn't be a long line. The park was really filling up at this point but it didn't bother us.
Next we did the Laugh Floor. It was very cute and very funny and DM liked it a lot.
After the show we got 2 more FP for Buzz Lightyear with a 2:55 pm return time. We noticed a small crowd forming nearby so we went to investigate and found PUSH the walking (or rolling?) talking garbage can. It is so funny to watch kids interact with it. A couple of curious boys tried to peek inside his lid and a few kids were scared. Its comments and jokes were so funny, we watched for a good 10 minutes. PUSH is not shy about talking directly to people and definitely lets you know that he can see you. DM spent a lot of time looking around trying to figure out where we were being watched from. I insisted that she'd never be able to find it because Disney would never risk having their illusion ruined.
It was now 1 pm and we got on the 2 minute line for the PeopleMover. This is one of DM's favorite rides and is now one of mine as well. It was perfect. No wait and a totally relaxing ride where we could enjoy great views of Tomorrowland.
Up next was the nearby Carousel of Progress. Another 2 minute wait and there was maybe 15 people total in the theatre with us.
I found a Hidden Mickey in the last scene!
On our way back to Fantasyland we saw Pooh & Tigger with very long lines. DM loves Tigger but we weren't going to wait on any lines to meet characters. And besides that, we had a dinner date with them tonight! We took a picture as we walked by:
Next we did Mickey's Philharmagic which I LOVE and was one of the attractions I was most excited to have DM do for the first time. She, of course, loved it too (what's NOT to love!? It's fantastic!). I really wanted to do it again either that day or on our last day when we'd be back in MK again.
We were going to use our Peter Pan FP but the FP Return Line was very long so we decided to save it for later. Instead we headed over to the Jungle Cruise in Adventureland (yes, we did lots of criss-crossing through the park). It was 1:45 at this point so we wanted to make sure that we didn't get stuck in Frontierland during the 3:00 parade since the parade route pretty much locks you in.
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Day 4 Part 4
We were on our way to BTMRR in Frontierland. Remember those pictures from the morning when it was still empty?
And here we are now at around 2:30 in the afternoon:
So DM was ready to take on BTMRR and off we went on the wildest ride in the wilderness. While we were waiting on line we decided that if she liked it, we would FP again after riding since it was now 2:40 and our window was open to get another FP. But it was not meant to be because DM *hated* the ride. At least she couldn't blame me for that because we watched the trains go by in the morning and she said it looked tame! I felt bad that she didn't like it but at the same time I think a small part of her was glad she did it anyway so she could talk about how she survived the insanely scary roller coaster! So instead of FPing BTMRR, we FP Splash Mountain instead for a return time of 6:10 pm. I was hoping to use it during the earlier MSEP so we could see the floats all lit up from the ride. I've ridden Splash a few times during Spectro Magic and it was a lot of fun.
It was just about 3:00 at this point so we knew the parade was on its way and we didn't want to be trapped. As we were leaving we heard the WDW Railroad and they were announcing it would be the last train before the parade so we hopped on and that's how we made our quick getaway. Here's a picture of the crowds as we were waiting to board:
As we passed by Toon Town we could make out a little bit of the construction that was going on through the trees, but it was hidden very well by fencing and walls. The recorded commentary on the train talked about some of the new things coming with the Fantasyland Expansion. We did stop at the Toon Town Station with an announcement that they were refilling the water tank and to please remain seated.
When we arrived back at Main Street the parade had already finished passing through so we were able to meander down (or up?) the street. Here are some more pictures of the construction:
We went into Tony's Town Square Restaurant to find Lady & Tramp enjoying their meal out back.
We took notice of the lamps as they are gas lamps near the train station and change to electric as you get closer to the castle. Then we stopped here to listen to the singing lessons. These are the little things that make Disney World such an amazing place.
We then strolled back to Tomorrowland for the 3rd time to use our FP for Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin.
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I won't show you mine but suffice it to say - she won.
We then rode the People Mover for a 2nd time so we could rest our feet and relax. There was even less of a wait than the first time we rode it. We just went right up the escalator and hopped on.
We once again left Tomorrowland for Fantasyland and stopped at Sir Mickey's.
Again - this is the magic that makes Disney so special.
Some construction on the castle. It's amazing how it looks so huge from almost everywhere in the park but is so much smaller when you're standing right next to it. Those imagineers are geniuses.
Next we walked over to Peter Pan to use our FP. This would be our last ride before dinner.
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Microsoft Plays Catch-Up with Nimble On-Demand Rivals
Executives who head a variety of software-as-a-service businesses say that Microsoft Corp. has no choice but to move deeper into the on-demand software business or possibly face being outmaneuvered by a host of smaller, more nimble competitors.
Microsofts introduction this week of Windows Live and Office Live is just the first tentative step that the company is making in response to the competitive challenge posed by on-demand software, the executives said.
Microsoft cant afford to be late responding to the challenge of on-demand software services like it was with Netscape Inc.s Internet browser technology or Google Inc.s search engine, said Keith McCall, chief technology officer with Azaleos, a Microsoft partner and the provider of an Exchange 2003 e-mail application management service based in Redmond, Wash.
"I think that Microsoft will have to shift its model from one that just provides software products to one that provides both software products and software as a service," McCall said.
Microsofts initial service offerings "may be sketchy right now, but I think that theyre going to play very, very seriously in this space," McCall said.
Shifting to a combination of on-premises licensing and on-demand subscription licensing will be "key to continuing Microsofts revenue growth" because customers are interested in acquiring software and services through this model, he said.
Click here to read Mary Jo Foleys commentary on why the Microsoft "Live" services announcement didnt include a lot of significant new deliverables.
Microsoft has "to step up to provide value-added services for the IT organizations out there" or it will "run the risk of being out-competed by smaller, more nimble, more agile partners," McCall said.
But it isnt going to happen overnight, he said. "I dont believe that Microsoft yet has the assets in-house to be able to deliver line-of-business applications such as customer relationship management, sales force automation or even hosted Exchange e-mail applications" through the on-demand model, McCall said.
On Tuesday Microsoft announced Windows Live, which Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates described as an Internet-based personal services similar to its widely used MSN Web portal. It also announced Office Live, a suite of online messaging, presence, automation and collaboration applications designed to supplement the Microsoft Office suite and targeted at small to midsize businesses.
Giving customers the choice of moving seamlessly between client/server applications and on-demand services is the vision of both Gates and Chief Technology Officer Ray Ozzie, who has been given the job of formulating Microsofts services strategy, McCall said.
Microsoft has reportedly hinted that future service offerings might include a hosted CRM service similar to Salesforce.coms model or enterprise versions of the Windows OneCare hosted security services.
To read Mary Jo Foleys commentary on why Microsoft was wise not to emphasize any connection to Web 2.0 technology in its "Live" Web services, click here.
But the assets needed to build major line of business applications would have to come either from the acquisition of existing on-demand service companies "or significant investment internally. And I think they arent there yet," said McCall. "If they are serious about the live market they will buy" the assets that they need, he said.
However, Bill Heil, president of online conferencing and collaboration company WebEx Communications Inc., of Santa Clara, Calif., said he believes Microsoft isnt constitutionally capable of successfully turning itself into an on-demand services company.
The "Live" services introduced this week show that "Microsoft is way too late to the game and focused on a very small piece of the puzzle" for on-demand software services, Heil said.
Companies such as WebEx and Salesforce.com "are built from the ground up as on-demand software companies, and we think that is the way to be successful," he said.
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"I think it is really hard to take a company with the DNA of a software company and turn it into a company with the DNA of a services company," Heil said.
Microsoft has been trying to get into the on-demand services business for years with less than stellar success, Heil said.
He noted that Microsoft launched its LiveMeeting collaboration service nearly eight years ago, and it hasnt come close to knocking WebEx from its dominant position in the collaboration market, where it holds a 64 percent market share compared with Microsofts share of under 20 percent, he said.
The fact that Microsoft is starting to move into the on-demand software field is perhaps the strongest market validation this business model could have, noted Louis Waters, CEO of Simdesk Technologies Inc., of Houston, which markets a suite of on-demand desktop messaging, file management and collaboration services.
The actual announcements may be less than market sharking, Waters said, and is perhaps in keeping with an oft-repeated tactic of "laying claim to the space before they are quite ready for it," he said.
But "they have signaled a clear commitment there, and theyre gearing up very quickly," he said. "Clearly with the money they spend they can deliver services whenever they want," Waters said. "But they have a huge challenge to move from the infrastructure company that they really are to a true on-demand model, which is really about eliminating infrastructure," Waters said.
The entire companys business model is geared toward maintaining a massive flow of revenue and profits generated from selling on-premises software licenses. Its difficult to see how Microsoft can adjust to the shift of even a portion of its business to on-demand where the goal is aimed in part at giving customers a way to reduce their commitment to an expensive software infrastructure, he said.
"Our whole position is that on-demand is going to change the economics of computing in a fundamental way and that the people who now spend thousands of dollars per person per year on IT should end up spending somewhere on the order of hundreds of dollars per user per year on IT," said Waters.
Microsoft has no choice but to make at least a partial transition to on-demand computing, but that transition has the potential to shake the company to its foundation, said Eric Larkin, chief technology officer with Arena Solutions Inc., of Menlo Park, Calif., which markets on-demand product lifecycle management (PLM) applications mainly for the manufacturing industry.
Click here to read why the competitive challenge posed by Google lent urgency to the formulation of Microsofts "Live" service offerings.
Larkin suggested that Microsofts position is somewhat akin to the Eastman Kodak Co. when it realized back in the 1990s that digital cameras were going to sharply cut into the demand for photographic supplies. Kodak has seen its business growth stunted even as it moved aggressively to market digital photography products, he said.
Microsoft is still in the early stages of making the transition to an on-demand business model, he said. "They still haventat least not publiclymade the conceptual leap that what they are ultimately providing is a service not just the operation of software widgetry," Larkin said.
Just the same, "it will only be good for our business to have a major player like Microsoft touting the benefits of software as a service," he said.
Better yet, Larkin noted, at this point Microsoft poses no significant competitive threat to Arena Solutions on-demand PLM business.
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I'm pretty sure its phenols or chlorophenols. It has kind of a burnt plastic or burnt rubber taste and it is most noticeable when I burp. I have compiled my notes into a chart shown below so that someone can maybe help me with what to do next. Every single batch has the flavor, with the exception of batch #1 (which tasted bad anyways being a Mr. Beer kit). I would say the off flavor has gotten slightly better along the way but is definitely there still. I sampled one bottle from batches 3 through 8 just today to make sure and they all have it – and they do. Now that I am familiar with this off flavor, even the slightest hint of it ruins the experience for me. In batch 8, an IPA, I can almost (but not quite) tolerate it because the hops disguise it somewhat. I would suspect all of my brews would taste excellent if it were not for that dreaded flavor. I can say for certain that I have never tasted this flavor in a commercial brew.
A few additional notes: All batches were primed with corn sugar (1oz / gal) that I bought bulk at the LHBS boiled in 2 cups tap water for 10-15 min. All worts were cooled by either ice bath or IC within 45 min. I am anal about sanitation. For the last batch as an extra precautionary measure I boiled all bottling parts – spigot, wand, etc – for 20+ min before using them.
I am in desperate need of advice on what to do next. On batch #8 I intended to use bottled water for my priming mixture but forgot. Could that be it? Also the corn sugar is another common denominator, I bought this bulk at LHBS and wondered if it might be tainted. I was going to buy the prepackaged stuff next time. My other thoughts are to try a completely different yeast – like a liquid yeast, or maybe even try going AG since I have built a MLT. I haven't gone this route because I wanted to make a good extract brew first. Unfortunately the off flavor does not rear its ugly head until AFTER about 2 weeks in bottles so I have no idea before that point if the flavor will appear or not. This makes diagnosis all the more difficult.
Can anyone help me?
Phenolics are most likely from the fermentation and caused either by bacterial/wild yeast contamination or a ferment at too high a temp. Another culprit can be chlorinated water. Since your problem is coming up late in the process I'm thinking contamination. I would double check your cleaning and sanitation procedures. Disassemble any valves, siphons, bottling bucket spigots and wash them all well in a good brewery detergent like PBW followed by a santizing with an iodine based product prior to use.
The fact that it takes a while to show up makes me think yeast or sanitation. Dry strains tend to have a hard time keeping the contaminants as low as the liquid strains. Liquid yeasts can be cleaner than the dry yeasts. You may want to try a batch with wyeast or white labs and see the difference that makes. Just make sure you make a proper starter first.
If it's not that, it could be a persistant infection in your plastic equipment. The only solution to this is replace EVERYTHING plastic, happened to me once.
Chlorophenols needs chlorine as far as I know. You might want to try bottled water or crush half a campden tablet into your brew/top up water.
It has to be your tap water. I would make sure not to use it in the priming stage either. Either way I think you will solve the problem by making things simpler, not more complicated. Keep everything very simple until you find the culprit. I think you will have the same experience I did and find that when you completely eliminate your tap water from your process, you will remove the burnt burps. I know, it is disgusting!
Tap water is a good guess. You should be able to get water chemistry information from your utility. If they're using chlorine, it can be easily removed. If they're using chloramine, not so easily.
Why not try a batch with bottled spring water? Taking the city water out of the equation may help you track down the off-flavor. I also recommend double-checking your iodophor usage. 3 ml iodophor per gallon of water is all you need.
For whatever its worth... I had a similar deal a year or so ago. 4 or 5 bad batches. Tried all manner of remedies, but the one that worked was doing away with the plastic ale pail. Went to glass for primary and secondary and no problem since.
As you can see from the chart, things that varied among batches (so I can probably rule out) were:
Sanitizer - From bleach to no-rinse to iodophor
Ferm temps - Built a ferm chamber to control temps
Malt extract - From LME only to LME+DME to DME only
Water - From tap water to bottled drinking water (except priming solution)
Pitching method - From rehydrated to dry
Fermentation Vessel - No single vessel was used in ALL batches. However, all my ferm vessels are plastic.
Boil Kettle - From SS to Alum.
The only items that are consistent among all batches (that I can think of) are:
Cleaner - I've used OxyClean Free from the start.
Priming sugar/solution - Corn sugar purchased in bulk, boiled in tap water.
Yeast - Fermentis dry, either S-05 or US-04.
Bottling bucket/spigot/bottle wand.
I can't believe its the cleaner since it is so popular. I'm thinking about changing all of the remaining three. However if I fix the problem, I want to know which one it was. Therefore I'm thinking about splitting my next batch into three 1 gal fermenters and doing a little experiment.
Start with water and then go away from the plastic fermenter. I had that taste in my first two beers and thought that it was from using nylon hose.
Then I changed my whole process. I stopped using plastic for fermentation (though that isn't the problem most likely as I have fermented many things in plastic), I stopped using Idophor, but most importantly I stopped using city water. My first brew had a plastic burp flavor and medicine (which I chalked up to Idophor), my second brew had plastic burp and no medicine (even though I tried the campden tablet), my third I switched water and haven't had the problem since.
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I was thinking more along the lines of Super Heroes, Shane. Super Heroes.
The couple that kicks together, sticks together, Shane!
Regular Joe and Jason make excellent suggestions. I've trained extensively in Systema and can vouch for its effectiveness in personal combat, especially as relates to law enforcement, where your objective is primarily to subdue the assailant. If none of those recommended disciplines is available in your area, taekwondo probably is and that gives you an excellent foundation for martial arts training. Remember, martial arts is a lifetime pursuit. You're not going to learn all you need to know in a couple months.
For a supplemental discipline, I would always advise Tai Chi. Even when used for primarily relaxation and meditation, it teaches you better control over your body. If you learn to apply it in a fight, which admittedly can take decades of study, it's exceptionally effective. Go forth, Ray Ray, and enjoy your martial journey!
RayRay: You should make a few phone calls or do some Googling to / about the specific organizations you're interested in joining; just about every organization has its own self-defense and/or combatives programs, and many of them are specific to the work that they do. For example, people in corrections often train in close-quarters fighting where they assume that there are multiple attackers knife / bludgeon type weapons. On the other hand, police often train on controlling, neutralizing and subduing opponents while inflicting as little harm as possible; it might involve a bit of jiu-jitsu or wrestling in order to smother and pin the opponent. Military combatives, on the other hand, usually assume that your opponent probably has a gun and/or that his buddy who's about to appear out of nowhere probably has a gun, so they generally teach you to go in for a quick disarm and/or kill and to stay off the ground or to get back up from it as quickly as possible. It's all very different and specific to their reality. If there's a particular organization or type of work that you'd like to do, find their facebook groups or online messageboards and ask them what kind of training they do and recommend. Or, if it's for police or something more like that, call a local community college that has a police foundations program and ask them about their training. They might offer the training to the public or they might be able to refer you to a school that offers those courses. Worst case, if you can't get any info at all whatsoever, you could either train in MMA so that you get a solid base in a variety of aspects of martial arts and then specialize once you get hired by an organization and start training in their program. Or you could pick a military-inspired or reality-based system that's available in your area and start practising that to see where it takes you. You could try Krav Maga, Defendo, Systema, etc.
First group, first post... I am looking to enter federal policing or other security type work and would like to work on handling myself better physically. I am 25 and trained in jui jitsu and boxing when i was a teenager but haven't trained for about 8 years. I'm physically fit and can box well still but am unsure about the best style of training to follow.
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A moon so bright, with magic and blue light, brings mystery and this spirit of midnight. 'Midnight Spirit' is from the Spirit Of The Wild series of original wolf art by Carol Cavalaris.
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