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Sun Microsystems' Open Cloud Platform Is a Challenge to Microsoft, Google
NEW YORK-Sun Microsystems used the March 18 opening of the CommunityOne open developer conference to announce its upcoming Sun Open Cloud Platform, a set of core technologies, APIs and protocols that the company intends to proliferate throughout private and public clouds in the coming years.
In addition, Sun also announced the Sun Cloud, its first public cloud, intended for use by the enterprise, students, developers and others. It is already being used by Sun internally.
While Sun planned to make some noise this week with its cloud computing offering, the announcement has been overwhelmed by reports that IBM has begun negotiating to buy Sun for nearly $7 billion. What impact that will have on Sun's future cloud strategy is hard to tell at this point.
eWEEK previewed the Sun cloud strategy back in December. Click here to read that story.
The move will position Sun in a competitive environment with Microsoft, Google, Amazon and other companies that have been busily moving into the cloud-computing space. Microsoft Windows Azure, an enterprise-capable cloud platform that experienced a 22-hour outage over the weekend, will be generally available by November.
Sun executives see an extremely cloud-filled future.
"In Sun's view, we think there's going to be many clouds: There's going to be public and private clouds, clouds set up for different applications, clouds behind firewalls, and clouds done geographically for political and legal reasons," David Douglas, senior vice president of cloud computing and developer platforms for Sun, said during the opening keynote address.
Sun, he added, was positioned to potentially play a substantial role in this future.
"We have a lot of pieces that allow this to happen: products and technologies such as VirtualBox and Sun xVM," Douglas added.
Virtual Data Center in the Cloud
In Sun's vision, the cloud platform rests on a few major pillars: Compute Service (which includes virtual machines, networking and storage), the Virtual Data Center, Open API, and Storage Service (including volumes, objects, protocols, and the like).
With these tools in place, developers can create a virtual data center in the cloud, and then place their own virtual machines within it.
"We think everyone on the planet deserves to have their own virtual data center in the cloud," Lew Tucker, CTO of the Sun Cloud Group, said during the keynote.
Tucker then demonstrated the functionality of the Sun Cloud, running live from a data center in Las Vegas. Taking the role of a developer, Tucker opened a dashboard-style screen on his laptop.
"What a developer gets when they have an account with the Sun Cloud is their own virtual data center," said Tucker. "It starts with a connection to public Internet and a switch."
A tool bar on the left side of the screen held a number of components, represented by icons, which Tucker then dragged onto his "palette."
Tucker then connected a server (one of those dragged components) to the public Internet, picked up an IP address, and then connected server to switch, all by drawing lines between the icons.
He then went on to load other servers into his new data center.
"One thing that's important is scalability," Tucker added. "Conceptually, how I can bring components in, and manage them holistically, and then replicate the distributed architecture."
The Sun Cloud displayed other functionality, much of it now integrated with existing Sun applications. For example, Sun OpenOffice will offer the ability, via the "File" menu, to "Save To Cloud" and "Open From Cloud."
Sun CTO Greg Papadopoulos previously voiced the opinion that the global recession will drive enterprises to give a more thorough look at cloud computing and virtualization as a solution to their efficiency needs. The economic doldrums, he suggested, would speed cloud computing's rate of adoption within the enterprise.
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Wild Jimbo's Banjo Ranch
This blog will probably get a post from time to time, but if I were you I wouldn't expect a lot of activity here. I'm just a guy with a few banjos and a handful of yo-yos and I'll write about that sort of thing as the mood strikes - and that probably won't be very often, but hopefully what I post will be meaningful to someone; or at the very least, amusing.
Thursday, July 31, 2014
the eighteen Moloney - A Review
I admit it; I'm not an experienced listener of Irish music. The only Irish bands I can think of are the Chieftains and The Masters of Tradition - oh, and Flogging Molly, but they're from the USA. Heck, I've never even seen Riverdance. So, as you can see I haven't the slightest clue about the music. Sure, I'm not unfamiliar with music in general, and I have a great appreciation of musicianship. Never-the-less, you've been warned.
A couple of weeks ago David sent me a copy of his newest CD the eighteen Moloney. I've listened to little else since I got it in the mail. It's a solo recording with David playing the uilleann pipes - and what an exciting recording it is!
The title of the album comes from the chanter he's using for the recording. It was made before the Great Famine in Co. Clare by Andrew and Thomas Moloney. From what I've read it's been used by some pretty notable players throughout history, and it was referred to as the 18 Moloney. So, it would be like playing a mandolin that had been used by Bill Monroe, Jethro Burns, and Dave Apollon.
So, history aside, how was the recording?
There are places of peace in this recording. There are places where you'll tap your foot and want to dance. There are, as well, melodies that energize me; I feel stronger - maybe even braver - just by listening. It's hard to explain, and maybe I shouldn't try, but there are musical lines among these tunes that move me emotionally - not sadness, but it's as if the music reaches ancient or genetic memories. So, like I said, it's hard to explain. There are truly ancient tones on this recording.
If you're a fan of Irish music, then you will - without a doubt - enjoy the eighteen Moloney. If you're a fan of a skilled musician doing what he does best, you'll enjoy this recording.
Check out the sample below, and then visit David's website to order your copy.
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Don't Miss Acoustic Kamp
Now I hope you'll sign up for my Old-Time Banjo Class. I won't lie to you, I need the students. I will, over the course of the week, share with you all sorts of ideas that you'll be able to use right away. I'll share things that you can use later. It'll be fun! I promise.
I know you all don't play banjo, but there are flat picking guitar classes, fiddling, hammered dulcimer, finger picking guitar and old time singing - and that's just the week I'm there. The next week there is even more to choose from. Heck, go both weeks; a lot of people do that. Really, I wouldn't pull your leg about it.
So, I'm just going to count on you being there. Follow this link: Steve Kaufman's Acoustic Kamp
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Spot - A Gentle Giant - A Brother
He grew into a giant of a dog. At three years old he weighed well over a hundred pounds and his shoulders stood almost as high as my waist. Despite being partially lame in his front left leg due to some nerve damage from a vaccination, he was unbelievably strong and quick.
He loved people, attention, and riding in the car. He loved the other animals and once even helped a rescue another dog that was trapped in a pen once (In his mind I know he thought it was for the best). He became instant pals with everyone he met. There wasn't an ounce of meanness in him.
Monday, though, I got a call. Spot had been shot. Spot was dying.
What? Who? Why?
None of that mattered. We all knew Spot wasn't long for this world.
Some miserable soulless minion of evil shot Spot through the gut with what could have only been a round from a hunting rifle. Yet, despite being mortally wounded - despite losing so much blood - he made his way back to the only home he had ever known. I'm convinced he knew his time was over. He kept his eyes on my mom the whole time - as if maybe he was worried about her, or maybe hoping she could somehow fix his horrible wound. He died there in the arms of those that loved him.
It was truly a senseless act that has affected all of our lives - none more than my son Samuel's. Samuel was Spot's boy. They were brothers. They loved each other with no conditions. Hours were spent running, wrestling, playing hide and seek and just lying together to rest. How is a boy that's only thirteen to begin to forgive someone for taking the life of a best friend? Did the shooter realize, or even care, that a brave child would be the one to cover Spot's eyes when Animal Control administered the injections to release Spot from his agony caused by such a cowardly action? Only time will tell how this horrific event will change my son.
How am I supposed to guide my son when the very core of my soul is enraged? It's all I can do to channel my emotion to remembering Spot's contribution to our lives. He was just a big old goofy dog. He wasn't a lick smart, but he was one of us. I also realize that no amount of retribution will bring him back to us, but I'm still angry enough to admit that I'd immediately return the action to the contemptible miscreant that took Spot's life so ruthlessly if I thought for a second that it would return Spot to us unharmed.
We're heartbroken.
---A letter to Spot---
Dearest Spot,
I know you're happy. I can only imagine how strong and fast you are now with your leg all fixed up. Oh, I'm also sure you've found Kat and Nibbles. Tell them they're thought of often.
We all miss you.
Your little buddy Wally-Dog won't know what to do without you taking him on hikes through the woods. Molly and Callie (those silly cats) are going to miss you being around. Dad probably won't get much rest for a while, because you won't be there beside him, and Mom will miss your company during the day. Tina will certainly miss you poking your big head in the car when she was coming or going. Samuel is missing you quite a bit - I think it will be a long while before his heart heals.
Please try not to worry about us, and most of all, don't feel guilty. I know you were probably thinking you messed up, but this wasn't something that you had any control over. We all know how frightened you were of guns, and would have run at the very sight of one. So it's okay. You didn't do anything wrong. You were just playing in the woods.
We still love you. We won't forget you, and soon our thoughts of you will be of all the good times we had.
Oh, and Spot, next time I see you I promise that we'll take a much needed nap. Yes, with you on my lap; I wouldn't have it any other way.
Love Always,
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Preparing for a Banjo Contest
Once upon a time I had written and saved a couple of long diatribes regarding things not to do at contests. However, because of your apparent good fortune, they seem to be lost in cyberspace.
One day I might try to recreate some of that, but until I get really bored I'm not going to even try. However, I can offer some common sense ideas that may or may not make a difference.
Before I start, I'd like to preface this with the information that I have, indeed, played quite a few contests. I've won a handful, and totally stunk up even more. In the process I learned some things. I've also had several opportunities to judge quite a few contests too, and hopefully I can offer you something from the judges perspective.
Choose some songs from your repertoire (four or five would be ideal). Make sure those tunes are ones you know upside down and backwards. I know that seems obvious, but I've seen contestants play tunes they just didn't know well enough to play under the scrutiny of judging.
The question regarding what songs to play comes up a lot. There's no right or wrong here, but there are considerations. Have the judges heard this song a blue-zillion times? If so, I'd probably skip that one. Is it something you don't already know? I'd skip that too. The last thing you need is to have a tune that is "new". I look for tunes that are "different" but not strange. I want the judges to be able to identify it. There are plenty of other things to think about here - and as you get more involved you'll think of plenty reasons to ditch tunes, add others, etc.. Again, I'd hope that the songs you select are ones you're already very comfortable with.
Now that you've picked out your tunes you'll need original arrangements. No, not from that tab book... no, not that recording either - put the video away too. You didn't think you could sneak that note for note arrangement of Sammy Shelor's Earnest T Grass by a competent judge did you? The judges will know. They do listen to stuff. Most of them are students of the music - just like you. That means they're still admiring and listening to all the cool players. Uh oh, can't use someone's canned break... now what? Create your own. Sorry. No easy answers here. You just have to do it. It takes time, it takes effort. It takes getting around players much better than you and listening to their arrangements and figuring out what you can assimilate without being a clone.
Now... do that 3 or 4 more times.
Once you've got the tunes arranged and practiced, keep polishing. Play them a lot - it's more than you think - once a day ain't nearly enough. You need to play them over and over. Record them. Listen to the recordings. Practice with the metronome. Listen. Practice, practice, practice. Play for friends, neighbors, the cat, play them for anyone that will listen. Heck, come play them for me; I'd be glad to make you nervous and critique your playing.
Day of the Contest
Sign up and get a copy of the rules. Read the rules. It's a good idea to follow them - enforced or not. I've seen players win and lose on technicalities. Don't be a technicality. Know when and where you're supposed to be. Relax - whatever it takes here is fine by me for the most part. Hopefully you'll have practiced and played enough that you won't be worried or nervous about the songs. You will be nervous about the contest though; that's to be expected. Try not to barf.
Some people like to check out the other competitors; I never do. Last thing I need to do is psyche myself out. I generally stay by myself and warm up. If you have someone accompanying you, warm up with them.
Draw your number. Get called. Go pick. Play what you rehearsed, and try not to bore, irritate, or annoy the judges. You're done now. You can exhale. Go hangout with the other folks. Check out the jams, watch the contest, whatever.
Did you win? Did you place? Did you bomb? Who cares? What I hope you did was have fun. That's that main thing. Play the contests because they're fun. Play them because you like to play. Don't worry too much about the outcome. That sort of thing isn't too productive. There's not a contest that goes by that someone doesn't complain about the outcome. It's not always like you expect it, but if you went in expecting exact science from a banjo contest, well, shoot, you get what you deserve.
Oh, don't be a whiner - especially to the judges. I love talking to the competitors after the contest - especially when they're genuinely looking for help or advice. Do remember that judges are people - like you. (I remember an event where a mother of a player gave me serious grief because she was convinced that I didn't have a clue about music, because if I did I'd have certainly given much higher marks to her kid... sigh.)
Just be a good sport. Make friends with as many people as you can, and practice a bunch for next year!
tl;dr - Play Something You Know!
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
A Change for the Better
Sometimes I wish things were better But most times I'd settle for different Just to know that the day that's waiting for me Ain't the same one that I just spent
That really summed it up for me at the time too. I knew, though, that finally casting off that horrible job and pursuing my dream would only be better for everyone that had to be around me. Better times are coming. My mind is finally starting to heal. I love my family. I know they love me. Are you happy? If not, let me encourage you to make a change. You can do it. Do you have peace of mind? No? Make a change. You can do it. Is your family close? No? Make a change now. Yes, you can. One more thing...
It's better to have a short life that is full of what you like doing, than a long life spent in a miserable way. - Alan Watts
Wednesday, August 08, 2012
What does it take?
"I want to be as good as... What should I be practicing?"
The questions go on and on. They're all about the same too. I see them posted online. I hear them from students. Truthfully, they're fair questions. I mean really, just how does one get to a level where others hear you play and stand in amazement? What is it that sets apart our heroes?
I was talking to a young banjo player this past weekend and it came to me in a way that I could explain it - I think.
I just don't think it's a matter of acquiring knowledge. Just simply knowing things isn't going to turn you into an artist. I'd even go as far as saying that even being able to play scales, understanding modes, learning tons of tunes, getting the fingerboard under control, and more won't get you very far toward becoming a musician/artist of the caliber you're looking for.
I'm not saying that it'll hurt to know all of those things, but I've come to realize that those are not the main things that you'll need to know.
I also don't think it's just a matter of practicing the fundamentals, or even having a good understanding of even what those might be.
What is it then? Good question. While enough practice to get a solid grasp of how to actually "work" the instrument is incredibly important, there's still something else you'll need to get to the next level.
For me it's been the pursuit of creating things, and honing the craft of creativity.
I'm convinced that even moderate technical ability such as I have combined with the craft of creativity is key to attaining some high level of artistry.
Think of it like this. Let's say I learn how to make a step stool in wood shop. I could take those plans and build more, and each one would progressively get better. I'd get quicker, and the step stools would look nicer. Yet, they'd still just be normal step stools. Getting beyond the norm would require a bit of creativity. I'm sure those first "creative step stools" might not be so great, but the more I create the better I'll get.
TL;dr -- Practice creativity. :)
Thursday, August 02, 2012
Did I Tell You About Ireland?
I was suitably impressed that I was asked to go. I wasn't even sure I would be able to learn the material or get a feel for the band, but why not?
It was also a great opportunity to play with a bona fide the bluegrass legend: Curtis Blackwell. I learned a lot. It was also a great opportunity to re-explore the music I was listening to when I first began learning to play the banjo. It was an experience I won't soon forget. Curtis knows hundreds of songs that he can call at a moment's notice. I was also blown away by the power of his rhythm playing. It should go without saying that his vocals were no less than astonishing.
So, how about the trip? Okay, I'll get on with it.
We arrived in Ireland on June 12th. It was chilly, and nothing at all like late Spring in Georgia. We landed in Dublin and then made our way, via bus, to Belfast where we would play the first of twelve jobs. We were greeted in Belfast by my friend Mark McCluney and then later by our agent Nigel Martyn. Mark took us to supper then we went back to the hotel and rested up.
Our show in Belfast was exciting. The crowd loved the music maybe as much as I loved playing it. It was, of course, my first time to play in another country.
We did get to do a bit of sight seeing. Since all of our shows were in the evening we usually had a bit of daytime that we could use to get out and see Ireland. I tried to take a bunch of photos.
I hope to go back to Ireland again.
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With over 30 years of experience performing and teaching banjo I am eager to share my music with you.
I'm also available for your school or community event where I can introduce the banjo and present a fun program that demonstrates a variety of banjo styles.
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I started playing banjo in 1977. I'm self taught... the old fashion way. I'm a firm supporter now of the listen and learn approach. I've ruined many records and needles by trying to hit that particular spot in a tune I was learning.
From the beginning I loved teaching others to play the banjo. I've had as many as 50 students a week. One of the greatest opportunities as a banjo teacher came when some of my articles were accepted and used by Banjo Newsletter in an article titled "The Workshop." I've taught a variety of banjo workshops including The Maryland Banjo Academy, Steve Kaufman's Acoustic Kamp, and Banjo Newsletter's SPBGMA Workshop.
While in college in the early 80's I took up playing the clawhammer style of banjo playing. I worked from a book I got from Grandpa Jones. I learned the basics and then spent hours trying to figure out Soldier's Joy from the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's Will The Circle Be Unbroken Album. Years later and many hours of practice I think maybe I finally understand the style.
I'm currently playing with, quite possibly, some of the best musicians in the world. The Lone Mountain Band, made up of Bobby Burns, Diana Phillips, Roy Curry and myself has been the most fun and challenging group I've ever worked with. I hope to see you at some of our shows!


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The company's Liquids Pipelines segment operates common carrier and contract crude oil, natural gas liquids and refined products pipelines and terminals. Through its limited partnership ( Enbridge Energy Partners (EEP)), it operates the U.S. portion of the Lakehead pipeline system, the world's longest crude pipeline, which stretches 3,300 miles from the Canadian oil fields in Alberta to Chicago, points east, and is currently expanding its pipelines toward the Gulf Coast. The company has several other smaller crude pipelines in the U.S. as well as a sizable natural gas gathering and processing business.
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This event took place in September 2014 and the entry is now archived.
Please note that this is an old building and floors are uneven. Visitors are advised to wear flat footwear and to take care around the site,
Max 12 people per tour/session. Parking on site is limited but overflow parking is available free of charge about 2 minutes walk from the pottery. Coffee/tea/water are available but we have no café or tearooms.
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- 0Jan 7 by psu_213, BSN, RNQuote from Elle23I have always said it "umBILicus." However, I recently witnessed an ER attending ask a resident if he was a "umBILicus or umbiLIKEus guy." So, it can be pronounced either way. (For the record, I personally think umbiLIKEus sounds a bit awkward.)That's how I pronounce it... and I was a NICU nurse for many years.
Were people laughing and scoffing at me that whole time and I didn't know it??
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I am not easily bothered. Mispronouncing words does not phase me. As it is something everyone does at some point in time. It may be due to the fact I am from the south and our accents always tend to cause issues with pronunciation.
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My professor used to say it that way.
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Everyone I know uses it like this,even my phone app.Last edit by smartnurse1982 on Jan 13
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Makes me crazy. I don't however, care how you pronounce mellitus.
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Analyst: Not enough fat at T-Mobile for Iliad to cut
The problem is that T-Mobile is already running very lean. According to Roger Entner, an analyst at Recon Analytics in Boston, T-Mobile's costs are "cut to the bone." Sprint, with a large overlap of towers and employees in the U.S., would have an easier time eliminating duplicate equipment and employees. With a higher amount of synergies available, Sprint has been rumored to have already agreed to buy T-Mobile in a deal that values the company at $32 billion.
Iliad might make more money per employee than T-Mobile, and might also have a higher profit margin. But T-Mobile has a high-speed LTE network that is the fastest in the states. Iliad uses roaming agreements with other carriers to fill out parts of its network. Certainly Iliad couldn't have really thought that Deutsche Telekom, which owns 67% of T-Mobile's shares, would have agreed to the deal.
Iliad now has two choices. It can be serious and raise its bid to a price that Deutsche Telekom's board would have to seriously consider, or it could slink away and let Sprint work on finalizing the offer it is expected to announce in September.
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1. 0xFFFF (Posts: 3685; Member since: 16 Apr 2014)
T-Mobile needs to spend money and expand their network, not get cut to shreds by some army of French bean counters.
Iliad -- please go and buy some Greek telecoms. That should keep you busy for a while.
4. JC557 (Posts: 1160; Member since: 07 Dec 2011)
They do that and Iliad will find themselves treading water in no time. Given how both France and Greece operate though it would be quite a match...
I'm trying to figure what fat there is on T-Mobile in the first place. At this point all they can do is grow and both Sprint and Iliad (from the sounds of it) will only hinder that.
2. PapaSmurf (Posts: 8908; Member since: 14 May 2012)
The #1 game changer in the wireless industry.
3. joe1blue (Posts: 126; Member since: 25 Jul 2013)
F**K Sprint!
6. a_merryman (Posts: 718; Member since: 14 Dec 2011)
8. Doakie (Posts: 1319; Member since: 06 May 2009)
There's not much insight needing to be passed on. Sprint is a horribly run company and their network is a JOKE. This is coming from a 11 year Sprint customer. Sorry, truth hurts. The three major cities I've most recently been to Sprints network just had totally failed: Seattle, Honolulu, and Anaheim. All three locations Sprints network was totally unusable yet my T-Mobile work phone worked excellent, and it can't be argued is because Sprint has more customers on its network because T-Mobile has practically tied them in subscriber count.
9. a_merryman (Posts: 718; Member since: 14 Dec 2011)
Your post has nothing to do with the fact that the other guys post added nothing the conversation. I mean, you really reached in that so you could go off on your usual tirade about Sprint. Seriously, on every article about Sprint you have to complain and talk about your horrible personal experience with them. Guess what, it doesn't matter, it is anecdotal evidence that means jack.
I have sprint and have been more than happy with them in my area and where I have traveled. In fact I'm on a train from DC to SC right now and have no problems with data or coverage. And the friends I have convinced to switch over for the unlimited data are more than happy with their service too, especially since it has been getting better. But that doesn't matter either since it is also anecdotal evidence.
I mean, my god, it is like your one hobby and calling in life is to go around on here complaining about your experience on Sprint. Take up wood working or something, rebuild a car, build a gaming computer, go hiking.
10. ECPirate37 (Posts: 92; Member since: 14 Jul 2011)
I switched from Sprint to T-Mobile due to the free international roaming. I am VERY happy with the switch. T-Mo is SOOOO much faster in NYC than Sprint, and like you said about Seattle, SUPER FAST! 45Mbps. Even in the small town in NC that I'm from; I recently visited for the first time since switching, and there were a few dead spots, but a lot less than when I was on Sprint, and when I did have service (which was in town. I lost signal driving back country roads) it was roughly twice as fast as Sprint.
I would gladly tell people to leave Sprint for TMobile.
11. a_merryman (Posts: 718; Member since: 14 Dec 2011)
Hey, for my work phone I plan to get T-Mobile so I can use it for international roaming as well. I don\t dislike t-mobile. I'm just saying he is a one trick pony who whines like a child on every article. Spark is rolling out across the country and when fully built out over the next 2 years will make it hard for the other carriers to catch up on speed or capacity. Already have Spark in my town of DC, and you can get 60 mbps, not that I need anything close to that on a mobile connection for a phone.
13. ECPirate37 (Posts: 92; Member since: 14 Jul 2011)
Isn't international roaming the best thing ever? My friends complain about their high phone bill when they travel. By using Viber, Line, and Facebook phone; I paid exactly $0 more and was in Europe for a month.
14. a_merryman (Posts: 718; Member since: 14 Dec 2011)
Yeah, that's why I'm looking at them for my business line. And since I got the 1+1 I can just swap in a local sim if I need faster speeds or a local number. Since I'll be traveling overseas a lot the international roaming thing is a MASSIVE plus for me.
5. JC557 (Posts: 1160; Member since: 07 Dec 2011)
Maybe it's time for Elon Musk and John Legere to team up seeing as how both seem to be good at what they do.
7. Augustine (Posts: 787; Member since: 28 Sep 2013)
With an advisory board made up of executives from the likes of Verizon and AT&T, the analysis from Recon Analytics reek of partiality. So I'd be inclined to take their word in the opposite way: Iliad acquiring T-mobile would be the best thing ever to happen to the mobile market from the consumer's perspective.
12. johnbftl (Posts: 224; Member since: 09 Jun 2012)
The last report I read from June listed Verizon as the fastest network, not T-Mobile.


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- Vocal Talent: Nancy Cartwright (Todd Daring), Grey DeLisle (Riley Daring, Buzz Winters), Kath Soucie (Agent K), Daran Norris (Dick Daring, Emile Zupeck), Jeff Bennett (Conrad Fleem, Shelton Klutzberry, Mr. Winters, Mr. Kelpman), David McCallum (C.A.R.), Chip Chinery (1950s Filmstrip Narrator), Erica Hubbard (Abbey), Mary Elizabeth McGlynn (Mrs. Kelpman, Mrs. Zupeck), Candi Milo (Hakobo), Lauren Tom (Tasumi).
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— Celia Barbour, New York Times
A bittersweet thing really, because freestone peaches mark the end of August in Ontario. (Thank goodness I don't have to go to school in a few weeks. Ha.)
So the preserventure continues. This time – peach slices in vanilla syrup in perfect pint jars. These lovely rounds were from my favourite fruit farmers Mimi and Milan of Bizjak Farms in Beamsville, Ontario.
Mimi sent me home with a freestone variety and also Marygolds – which are clingstone, but she assured me that they preserve beautifully and aren't hard to pit (they weren't).
Eric wore a orange-sherbet-coloured shirt for the occasion too…
Stuffed and ready for syrup!
Here's the recipe from "Canning for a New Generation: Bold, Fresh Flavours for the Modern Pantry" by Liana Krissoff. Read more about the book in my other post here…
Peaches in Vanilla Syrup
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Makes about 10 pint jars or 4 quart jars
1 teaspoon ascorbic acid mix, or 1 tablespoon lemon juice or vinegar
8 pounds peaches, freestone preferably because your life will be easier : )
4 cups sugar (This seemed like a lot to me, so I cut it down to 3 cups)
2 vanilla beans, split, each piece cut into inch-size pieces
Prepare the peaches…
Fill a large bowl with cold water and stir in the ascorbic acid mix/lemon/vinegar.
To peel them… Bring a large pot of water to a boil, and fill another large bowl with ice water. Gently drop 3-4 peaches into the water, then fish them out with a slotted spoon after 30 seconds to 1 minute and put them in the ice water to cool. Slip off the peels. Once peeled, slice into quarters, and then put them in acidulated water bath.
Prepare the syrup…
In a medium-sized pot, combine the sugar and 2 quarts water and bring the syrup to a boil.
Prepare for water-bath canning…
Wash the jars and keep them hot in the canning pot, and put the flat lids in a heatproof bowl. Ladle boiling water from the canning pot into this bowl with the lids.
Use a jar lifter, remove the hot jars from the canning pot, carefully pouring the water from each one back into the pot, and place them upright on a folded towel. Drain the water off the jar lids.
Pack the peaches into the jars…
Drain the peaches from the acidulated water, and pack them tightly into the jars, leaving 1 inch headspace at the top. Ladle the hot syrup into the jars, leaving 1/2 inch headspace. I didn't actually use all the syrup – almost over half remained in the pot. Could be because we were very diligent packers…
Slip 1 or 2 piece vanilla bean into each jar. Use a chopstick to remove air bubbles around the inside of each jar. Use a damp paper towel to wipe the rims of the jars, then drain the water off the jar lids and put a flat lid and ring on each jar, adjusting the ring so that it's finger-tight. Return the jars to the water in the canning pot, making sure the water covers the jars by at least 1/2 inch. Bring to a boil, and boil pints for 20 minutes or quarts for 25 minutes. Remove the jars to a folded towel and do not disturb for 12 hours. After 1 hour, check that the lids have sealed by pressing down on the center of each; if it can be pushed down, it hasn't sealed, and the jar should be refrigerated immediately. Label the sealed jars and store.


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Pick No.1DESouth CarolinaClowney is the most talented player in this draft class and I expect Houston to select him if they can�t trade out.
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Pick No.15CBVirginia TechThe Steelers would be bypassing several outstanding WRs in this scenario but they can circle back for a pass catcher in a later round.
Pick No.16OLBUCLAThe Cowboys need to address their pass rush and Barr brings plenty of production and upside.
Pick No.17ILBAlabamaMosley would be an outstanding value with this selection.
Pick No.18WRLSUBeckham would team up with Eric Decker to give Geno Smith (or Michael Vick) a talented pass-catching duo.
Pick No.19OLBOhio St.There isn�t an offensive tackle worthy of this spot and the Dolphins decide to take the explosive Ohio State linebacker.
Pick No.20QBFresno St.This is an ideal situation for both Carr and the Cardinals. He can sit behind Carson Palmer for a year before taking over the job.
Pick No.21WRUSCThe Packers add another weapon for Aaron Rodgers.
Pick No.22FSAlabamaThe Eagles need more playmakers in their secondary and Clinton-Dix would be an ideal fit.
Pick No.23WROregon St.Cooks has the speed Andy Reid is looking for at the wide receiver spot.
Pick No.24CBOhio St.Roby comes with some baggage, but he�s as physically gifted as any cornerback in the draft class.
Pick No.25CBTCUThe Chargers could nab Louis Nix with this selection but the need to upgrade the cornerback position is tough to ignore.
Pick No.26QBCentral FloridaBortles and Watkins would provide a nice 1-2 punch for the Browns' offense.
Pick No.27OLBLouisvilleThis is probably a little early for Smith, but he�s an intriguing edge rusher.
Pick No.28OTVirginiaThe Panthers need wide receiver help, but they are in desperate need of tackle help, too. They go tackle with this spot and address the receiving void in following rounds.
Pick No.29OGUCLASu'a-Filo is the top guard in the draft class and he�d be a great fit in NE.
Pick No.30CBNebraskaI doubt the 49ers will be selecting right here. I expect them to trade up for a cornerback or wide receiver.
Pick No.31DTMinnesotaHageman has a huge upside and would benefit by playing in a talented defensive front in Denver.
Pick No.32DENotre DameTuitt would be a nice replacement for Red Bryant.
- 2014 NFL Mock Draft Central


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