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need help for begginer
Hello gurus
i'm almost total noob in building "hosting" solution.
i'm trying to build for myself web server with next technologies:
Apache+ php-fcgi + suexec + php-fpm
does ISPconfig support apache mod_fastcgi?
would php-fpm interfere in ISPconfig processes ?
I would like to have ability use different php versions for different sites, + different php.ini for each site.
for example roundcube would have own php and php ini.
2 different sites on drupal and wordpress would have separate php cgi and php.ini.
Is it possible with manual configuration not to interfere basic ISPconfig usage : creation of users virtual hosts for roundcube, drupal, wordpress, dns configs, user quota configs etc.
Also how should i start working on php-cgi. i dont know how make proper cgi binary installation. Seraching and reading google for tons of tutorials but nothing normal which would place some checkpoints in my knowledge of this question.
So i have to download php source. compile it with fastcgi and php fpm. install php-fpm and fastcgi separately on server. And then enable mod_fastcgi in apache. Am i right ?
one more question. while i'm adding supported php modules while compiling binary, how should i enable some other module for php after compilation ? is it possible ? or i have to recompile new binary ?
Please your answers would help me to understand question. i'm not asking for axact tutorial and commands. Just blueprint of things which i have to consider during experiments and investigation
ISPConfig uses pho-fcgi and not php-fpm.
Just follow the ISPConfig 3 perfect setup guide and you have a fully featured hosting server with php-cgi, php-fcgi, suphp and mod_php support builin. There is also no need to compile any php binarys, in these days, the Linux distriobutions are offering already php binaries for purposes like cgi, cli, mod_php etc. in their repositorys.
So all you have to do is follow one of these tutorials:
I recommedn to use the debian 6 tutorial.
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Some things are far in the making, and this Spring photoshoot is no exception. I've kept these photos under wraps since last July {if you can believe that!} and for good reason. I took some truly special people to capture the beauty of the sunlight and new heirloomed linen Collection.
We crammed a lot into this day-long photoshoot, with a prelude of coffee shop planning sessions, style board sketches, and trip to both the farmers market & the wholesale florist. I found a new love of scabiosa in these floral blooms. A swarm of angry hornets and a sting led to a quick location change at the farm, and a 400 lb pig who devoured the vast majority of fresh fruit & raw veggies, and a few of our florals made for a more "simple" look on the final tablescape. But, all in all the final outcome was perfection. Big thanks to the photographic talents of Heidi Geldhauser & the styling {and modeling} by Christina Loucks for making this come to life!
Spring in the South is simply beautiful. It reminds me of brunches, picnics, impromptu backyard barbeques, romantic weddings and light, fragrant cocktails. The simplicity of the heirloomed Collection is meant to capture these special moments.
Stay tuned and tomorrow I'll share my favorite staples for Spring entertaining in the South!
Last weekend we held Wyatt's 2nd birthday party – where has the time gone!? We have always had a fondness for camping and the outdoors, and Wyatt shares the same passions. And, his "big boy" toddler room {which is nearly complete .. stay tuned!} has a camp-inspired theme, too so it was the perfect fit.
I instantly found inspiration in this sweet Minted birthday invitation and got so many comments from the guests on the cute theme. We pitched a big tent in the backyard for the kids to play under, and outfitted with a few simple swags of burlap and a hand-stitched red cross flag it made the perfect backdrop for the party. The flag made it's way into Wyatt's new room, too.
I'm by no means a food blogger, but I must say this s'mores cake might have been my very best baked good to date. I just may post the recipe if there is some interest because I'm dying to make it again {already!} I'm a sucker for a good graham cracker crust.
I also made a kid-friendly s'mores cake and pitched three little graham cracker tents on top, which was simple to cut and share with the kiddos. And, just when you start to feel a little crafty, I have my talented mom to thank for Wyatt's cute hand-painted "Camp Wyatt" thermal shirt, tent flag sign and chalkboard sign! And, I had to get these classic kids Hunter Boots as the perfect birthday present, though he hobbled around in one most of the day!
Everyone had fun playing and roasting s'mores in the firepit. This s'mores station was pretty much completely gone by the end of the afternoon and the perfect Fall day added a crisp little note to the fun.
There are few things I enjoy more than entertaining. My entertaining style is simple, inclusive, unexpected and rustic – and the more the merrier.
I love the styling of author Annette Joseph, so I instantly knew her new book Picture Perfect Parties would be right up my alley. Her focus on simplicity shines through each page, making any event seem effortless and chic.
Annette was kind enough to include one of our IceMilk Aprons, the full sash Morning Bun Moments, in the styling of the book. And, by happenstance it landed a place in one of my favorite occasions … the Thanksgiving section. So, a fun giveaway for you this week as we're teaming up and giving you the chance to win a signed copy of Picture Perfect Parties and a Morning Bun Moments full sash apron.
The giveaway is open through 11/04/13 – best of luck to those who enter. No better time to get ready for simple entertaining in style, right before the holidays!
After months of design, production, photoshoots and styling, I am SO thrilled to {finally} share our brand new Burlap Holiday Collection by IceMilk Aprons!
Family and tradition are the root of our company, and there is no time like the holidays to truly ring in the spirit of what these values mean. The Holiday Collection is a combination of simplicity and function, leaving plenty of room for creativity for you to add your own spin to create the perfect holiday tradition with your family.
The Burlap Santa Sack is meant to be a signature in our Holiday Collection, instilling the spirit of giving in children at a young age. Pull out the Santa Sack each holiday with your decorations and encourage your kids to fill it with 10 gently used toys to donate to a local charity of your choice. Your children can write a special note to Santa telling them what they donated and include their special Christmas list for the year, tucking it inside the pocket in the front of the Sack. Then, leave the Santa Sack under your Christmas tree and on Christmas morning your kids will find their Sack filled with special presents from Santa. A portion of proceeds from the Santa Sack go to support one of my favorite non-profit organizations, CURE Childhood Cancer.
The Burlap Advent Calendar is also a special item for me, as one of my favorite things growing up was looking forward to breaking into our little chocolate calendars each night with my sister to get our special treat as the countdown to Christmas was on! The Advent Calendar has generous pockets to fill with tiny trinkets & treasures, and fits perfectly over a standard sized bedroom door so each child can have their own decor, and a fun tradition each night before bedtime!
I hope you enjoy this special Holiday Collection as much as I do. It's a limited-time collection, and we do personalization on most of the items for a red touch of holiday cheer! I'd love to know what you think!
As the first official day of summer fast approaches and kids are out of school, families everywhere are preparing for summer vacations. Whether you're off to a cozy cabin in the mountains or a quaint cottage at the beach, you're not only embarking on a great vacation but creating a tradition with your family.
I was so thrilled when I caught the tail end of an interview with Ricky Lauren, wife of the fashion-fabulous Ralph Lauren, who has just come out with a special new book – The Hamptons: Food, Family, and History. There are few brands as all-American as the iconic Ralph Lauren, and this book exudes the same tradition and classic influence.
During the interview, Ricky talked about how special their Hampton's home has been to their family, as a gathering place for them, their friends and their children's friends. It has been a place that has kept them close, with food and special memories at the heart of it all.
The book takes a look into the kitchen, a collection of family photos and stories and I can't wait to get my hands on a copy!
In this week's Heirloom Recipe Series, we are so excited to feature a recipe from the collection of Winnie Abramson. The daughter of a chef and restaurant owner, Winnie's love of cooking began from an early age. She decided to incorporate her passions for cooking, green living, nutrition and photography to produce the wonderful and informative blog Healthy Green Kitchen. You'll find everything you need to know from making homemade mozzarella cheese and nutella hazelnut spread to a yummy homemade throat remedy and how to start composting. Oh and it's super organized and easy to navigate too!
The recipe Winnie shares with you today could not be more interesting, creative and delicious sounding. Here at IceMilk Aprons, we cannot wait to get in the kitchen with this recipe and we have a feeling you'll feel the same way too!
My grandma Bessie was a lot like me: feeding people made her happy. When she died a few years back, I inherited her recipes.
I keep her recipes in a box, and every now and then, I go through the contents piece by piece. Her greatest hits are all here – Jewish favorites like her brisket and her bundt kuchen- these are the recipes that she made often. But there are also many recipes in the box that while written out on cards in her perfect script, weren't part of her regular rotation (or at least the rotation I knew as a child).
I always wonder about the story behind these recipes. Are they recipes she actually cooked? Or did they simply intrigue her, so she wrote them down and kept them, but never actually got around to making them?
This recipe for Pickled Crab Apples is one of the handwritten recipes in Grandma Bessie's collection. I honestly have no way of knowing whether or not this is something she ever made. But she saved it for a reason- it meant something to her- and making the recipes she lovingly preserved is how I stay connected to her.
Recipe for Pickled Crab Apples
Makes 3-4 quarts
How this recipe ended up in my grandmother's collection is a bit of a mystery to me. A bit of internet research tells me that pickled crabapples (also called spiced crabapples) are traditionally made in the South (where she never lived), but I also found reference to the fact that these might have been served at Jewish holiday meals. Note that as is typical for me when I follow pretty much any recipe, I made some changes. You'll find my adaptations at the bottom of this post.
*6 pounds crab apples
*5 cups sugar
*1 1/4 cups cider vinegar
*1 stick cinnamon
*a few whole cloves
*1/2 teaspoon cinnamon drop candy
1. Wash apples. Do not remove stems.
2. Bring sugar, vinegar, cinnamon stick and cloves to a quick boil. Stir until sugar is dissolved. Add cinnamon drops.
3. Add crab apples and cook over moderate heat for an hour- 75 minutes until apples are tender.
4. Lift apples with slotted spoon into jars.
5. Cook syrup 10 minutes after filling jars with fruit. Pour syrup over apples in jar and seal.
I halved the recipe and because I didn't have access to crab apples, I substituted the smallest, crunchiest apples I could find, and I cored and sliced them. I used organic brown sugar instead of white sugar, omitted the cinnamon candy and added an extra cinnamon stick. The result was a chunky applesauce heavy on the spice and tang, and really quite delicious.
Be sure to connect with Winnie on Twitter, Facebook, on her Healthy Green Living blog, and take a peek at her gorgeous food styling & photography talents online here.
Part of our Heirloom Recipe Series, featuring foodies, chefs, artisans, Southerners & fabulous folks willing to share their stories, recipes and photos in an effort to help preserve and share these family recipes for generations to come.
Mark your calendar folks! IceMilk Aprons is so excited to have the joy and privilege of joining Gena Neely Knox for her cookbook signing at one of our favorite places, Urban Cottage! Mrs. Knox is kicking off her summer cookbook tour for Southern My Way Saturday, April 23 from 1pm-4pm and we could not be more thrilled to be joining her.
In case you've been missing out on the greatness that Gena Knox has created, let us fill you in! A homemade salsa company turned catering business, creating beautiful landscape architecture on the Georgia coast and starting one of the fastest growing, nationally ranked private companies, Fire and Flavor, with her husband. Oh and she just wrote her second cookbook, Southern My Way! Gena's passion for food, the South, homegrown gardens and family traditions is evident in everything she has created.
Here at IceMilk Aprons we love that her cooking influences come from generations before her, the same traditions she had as a young girl are carried on today, and that she is still trying to master her grandmother's caramel cake! If you are in the Atlanta area Saturday the 23rd, please stop by and visit. Also, check out www.genaknox.com for more information about her book tour and for delicious recipes! If you would like all the details for the event or would like to RSVP via Facebook please click here.
Our wonderfully southern friend Ms. Lisa Porter joins us here this week for the Heirloom Recipes Series and I couldn't be more happy to have her. Lisa has a delightful blog – The Lisa Porter Collection – that is filled to the brim with inspiration, beautiful things and creativity galore. I love scrolling thru her photos and writings as the bring about happy times. And her profile photo on Twitter will prove to anyone in doubt that she simply is the purest of Kentucky gals, oh how I adore the proper nature of hats!
I was delighted that Lisa agreed to join us here this week and know her & her family enjoyed a walk down memory lane while compiling this delicious post for you. She has been truly gracious to IceMilk Aprons over on her blog and I couldn't be more thrilled to have her here to share with y'all. Enjoy!
Heirloom Recipe Series with Lisa Porter.
Just think how remarkable it is that you can mix together flour, butter, sugar, and an egg, and make a memory that will last a lifetime!
Ever since I was a little girl, I have always had memories of cooking with my mother. Even now, preparing food together is a way for us to connect with each other and with the other wonderful cooks in our family. When I was very young, these values were subconsciously learned and absorbed day after day standing on a chair next to her at the kitchen counter. I was a curious one, carefully watching, and always asking why. I was not just learning how to cook, I was being with my mom and we were playing house!
When I was a teen returning home from high school, I would make my way across the courtyard between our house and the garage, through the French doors that led straight to the kitchen. Mom was always home when I arrived. Not in an apron with flour on her face, instead she was usually in her tennis skirt and sun visor and was contemplating whipping up something new from her favorite Junior League Cookbook!
Yes our schedules had changed but one thing remained the same, time together in the kitchen, Setting the table and lighting the candles was my job. Still playing house, and no we weren't formal; we just had an antique chandelier from Mexico that she loved to light for dinner. That was the 70's and Julia Child and Erma Bombeck had the final word!
These days, we still love to gather in the kitchen. It's the heart the home and the food prepared there nourishes us both physically and emotionally. Food cures and consoles and fills a home with an aroma of warmth and love. Every time life get's to complicated, I pull my family back to the dinner table, and we all end up happier at the end of the day.
In my kitchen, I have a bookcase full of cookbooks. Remember, I used to work for Chuck Williams. But honestly, I love to cook, my husband loves to cook, my daughter loves to cook, and my son, well, he is a growing boy and just loves to eat.
We all have our specialties but in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, we seem to have let something far more important slip away, making memories by lovingly preparing and sharing old family recipes handed down through generations.
This all goes back to what I mentioned earlier, making memories, making food memories that remind us of a special person, place and time. When I started writing The Lisa Porter Collection two years ago, I knew that cooking and entertaining were topics that I wanted to discuss. When I discovered Ashley and Ice Milk Aprons, I was thrilled to find this adorable, energetic, entrepreneurial young woman who decided that if we were going to be cooking and entertaining in the kitchen we certainly deserved to look fresh, crisp, and stylish!
I love how Ashley also believes in keeping all of our food memories alive. She is inspiring whole new generations to find pleasure in preparing food that was lovingly prepared by generations before us. She inspired me to look past my newest cookbooks and unearth what I like to call my golden oldies. Handwritten recipes on stained index cards that remind me that caring hands were at work.
These handwritten recipes not only remind me of my southern heritage, they have given me the greatest way to teach my children that a home cooked meal shared with family and friends is truly what makes life rich!
I was thrilled when Ashley invited me to share two of my favorite homemade recipes here at Preserves! Four generations of my family have been making these traditional southern desserts. I hope you will enjoy them too!
The first recipe is for Apricot Cake.
This recipe was handwritten by my mother, and me, for her Aunt Elouise Stinson.This was Aunt Elouise's favorite Apricot Cake from the Lubbock Women's Club Cookbook in Lubbock, Texas.
She had it every year on her birthday. She made me my first Apricot Cake for my 2nd birthday. Growing up, it became my favorite too!
I was always very curious about Aunt Elouise. I remember sitting at her art deco dressing table and running my fingers across her hand cut crystal perfume bottles and monogrammed ivory brushes. She loved red lipstick, good jewelry, Tennessee Walkers, fur coats, and apricot cake! I loved her dearly.
This next recipe is for Brownies-beat by hand and was handwritten especially for me by my Aunt Martha Lee McCaleb shortly before I left for college.
She always said that using fresh ingredients and a little elbow grease was what made homemade the best! How did she ever find the time?
Aunt Martha Lee raised a set of twin boys plus one more making for three rambunctious sons. Here we all are in 1962, admiring a new litter of puppies in Granny's front yard. Aunt Martha Lee in her stylish red & pink shift, Granny, Uncle Charles, the boys, and me on my mother's knee.
Aunt Martha Lee was always so busy in the kitchen. She was usually whipping up creamed tuna on toast and chicken pot pies. All for those hungry boys! I always waited till the coast was clear, then I would grab a kitchen chair and push it right up next to her at the counter. It was time to make brownies. Little did I know we were making memories. Thank you Aunt Martha Lee. I love you.
Thank you again Ashley for inviting me to Preserves and including me in your Heirloom Recipes Series! I so appreciate you allowing me to share my two favorite deserts and go on about the amazing women for whom they are named. They taught me long ago that made from scratch means made with love and that the effort that goes into a homemade desert is always rewarded by the pleasure it brings.
xo Lisa
Please do connect with Lisa over on her lovely blog, The Lisa Porter Collection or on Twitter @LisaPorterColle!
Part of our Heirloom Recipes Series, featuring foodies, chefs, artisans, Southerners & fabulous folks willing to share their stories, recipes and photos in an effort to help preserve and share these family recipes for generations to come.
I am so excited to have the absolutely queen of preserves with us this week for the Heirloom Recipe Series – Mrs. Cathy Barrow of Mrs. Wheelbarrow's Kitchen. Now you all know how much I adore preserves, and Cathy has been recognized by NPR and The Today Show and will soon be featured in the food52 cookbook! I hope you'll take a moment to get just a glimpse inside of Cathy's kitchen!
Heirloom Recipe Series with Cathy Barrow.
My mother's been gone five years now, but each Thanksgiving she sits on my shoulder and guides me through the rituals.
So many of the foods on my table were foods she made year after year. We didn't ask for a change in the menu – no one wanted anything to change at all. We looked forward to the appetizers – chopped liver on celery stalks ("There will be plenty of bread later.")
The table was piled high with creamed onions, green beans with almonds, sausage and apple stuffing, giblet gravy, cranberry sauce and of course, that big beautiful bronzed bird.
Desserts were plentiful, but always included pies: apple for my brother, pumpkin for my Dad, and mincemeat for Mom and me.
Since there were only four of us, and food enough for ten, we were thrilled to start a new tradition when Mom and Dad bought a little weekend house in the Berkshires. By that time, my brother David was married with two kids. I was a career girl, working in Pittsburgh. We would gather in Hartford for Thanksgiving dinner then caravan to the country the next day.
Like us, many of the neighbors had spent their Thanksgivings at home and driven up to the mountains for the weekend. The neighbors – Gail and Dusty – also had plenty of leftovers to share, but were curious to see what others were eating for the holiday. Everyone had leftovers. And that's how The Dead Poultry Society was born.
Every year, the Friday after Thanksgiving, for years and years, we gathered with a dozen or more neighbors to sample their family's Thanksgiving favorites. There was an amazing pear relish from Gail. Another had scalloped potatoes that I still dream about, studded with truffles.
But rising above all these treats was the day-after-Thanksgiving sandwich my mother concocted. I'll be making it again this year, because there's just nothing like the sweet, salty, savory goodness of this sandwich. It's definitely a little naughty – highly caloric – but just this one day? It's a necessity.
Day-After-Thanksgiving Sandwich
Roast turkey
Cranberry Sauce
Chopped liver
Leftover stuffing
And this really isn't possible without classic chopped liver, just the way my grandmother used to make it.
6 eggs, hard boiled and peeled
1 lb. yellow skinned onions, minced fine
3 oz chicken fat (schmaltz) or unsalted butter
1 T grapeseed oil
1/2 lb. livers from pastured free range chickens
2 T cognac
Chop the eggs very fine using an mezzaluna or food processor. They should be fluffy. Put in a large bowl and set aside.
In a large heavy saute pan, heat half the butter with the oil. Add the onions and saute slowly until richly browned but not burned.
Salt and pepper generously while they cook.
In the meantime, rinse and clean the livers well, removing connective sinew.
When the onions have finished cooking, put them in the bowl with the eggs.
Heat 3 oz of schmaltz or butter in the onion pan and saute the livers until no pink remains. Do not brown or crisp. Salt and pepper generously.
Remove the livers from the pan and deglaze with the cognac.
Put the livers in your food processor or a bowl.
Pour the deglazing liquid and goodies from the bottom of the pan into the egg/onion mixture.
Chop the livers with a mezzaluna. If you use your food processor, pulse off and on to chop, not liquify.
Gently fold the livers into the onion/egg mixture.
Test and correct for seasoning. The flavor blooms after chilling, so make this in advance and season carefully.
Pack in ramekins or other serving dishes. Keep dishes small – about 4 oz. and make sure to freeze whatever will not be used within two days.
All images courtesy of Cathy Barrow
Be sure to also connect with Cathy Barrow over on her website, Twitter (@mrswheelbarrow) and on her Facebook Page!
Part of our Heirloom Recipes Series, featuring foodies, chefs, artisans, Southerners & fabulous folks willing to share their stories, recipes and photos in an effort to help preserve and share these family recipes for generations to come.


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Welcome to Sacred Healing
My name is Helen King and I am a qualified Reiki Healer and experienced Medium and Tarot Reader. I am also a beauty therapist, having run a very successful business in London for over 5 years. With a lifelong passion for alternative healing and wellness, I embrace a range of alternative and natural healing styles and through Sacred Healing, practice tarot reading, reiki, massage and personal readings.
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Nov. 25 (Bloomberg) -- The European Securities and Markets Authority told banks to value their sovereign debt holdings consistently or risk causing financial markets to malfunction.
A fact-finding mission carried out by the authority on how some banks' had valued Greek bonds in their half-yearly statements had shown that accounting practices at financial institutions were "varied," ESMA said, including for "the extent of debt exposures subject to impairment losses."
"The consistent application" of international accounting rules "is important for the proper functioning of financial markets," ESMA said in an e-mailed statement today.
The Greek government is in negotiations with the Institute of International Finance, which represents more than 450 financial firms, on the details of an agreement to write down the country's bonds by 50 percent, in an attempt to save the country's economy from collapse. The debt swap may take place next month, the IIF has said.
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One of the mysteries of the Obama Administration so far is why it is so protective of the crimes and secrets of the Bush era. Coming to office on pledges to end torture and to adopt policies of transparency, the Obama team has quickly come to resemble the crew that preceded it on an array of issues—particularly with respect to secret government. In "The CIA Torture Cover-Up," John Sifton gives us a roadmap to the torture team that Bush and Cheney left behind at the CIA. Who is advising Leon Panetta and the White House to break their election campaign promises and keep the Bush-era programs under wraps? Unsurprisingly, it's the very people who would stand a strong chance of being prosecuted if their deeds were to become better known.
Take Stephen Kappes. At the time of the worst torture sessions outlined in the ICRC report, Kappes served as a senior official in the Directorate of Operations—the operational part of the CIA that oversees paramilitary operations as well as the high-value detention program. (The directorate of operations is now known as the National Clandestine Service.) Panetta has kept Kappes as deputy director of the CIA—the number two official in the agency. One of Kappes' deputies from 2002-2004, Michael Sulick, is now director of the National Clandestine Service—the de facto number three in the agency. Panetta's refusal to investigate may be intended to protect his deputies. Since the basic facts about their involvement in the CIA interrogation program are now known, Panetta's actions are increasingly looking like a cover-up.
Moreover, the Red Cross report published yesterday allows us to identify the culprits who authorized torture.
…footnote 9 reveals that the ICRC was informed by the then-director of the CIA, Michael Hayden, that interrogation plans for detainees were submitted to the "CIA headquarters" for approval and as of 2007 were approved by "the Director or Deputy Director of the CIA." It is likely that this approval process existed at earlier points in 2002-2006. This is more than an interesting detail. In fact, it could implicate several high-level CIA officials in torture, including previous CIA directors George Tenet (resigned 2004) and Porter Goss (resigned 2006), as well as deputy directors John McLaughlin (resigned 2004) and Albert Calland (resigned 2006). These CIA officials are no longer serving. Kappes, Sulick and others are still there.
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SoftBank stays firm, isn't willing to pay more for Sprint
Of course, if you are Sprint in this case, you'll surely want to explore both options before any further development, and that is exactly what Sprint is doing right now. The carrier has formed a committee that will have the purpose of investigating the possible outcomes of an eventual Dish take-over, but meanwhile, SoftBank chairman Masayoshi Son has come out with a statement that his company doesn't have any plans to up its bid for the carrier.
According to Mr. Son, there are 11 key areas where SoftBank's offer provides greater benefits to Sprint's shareholders, all of which should lead to cash, stock and synergies that collectively represent a hefty 21% premium, compared to the proposal by Dish Network. We have no idea how Mr. Son's team has calculated this, but we guess they have their ways. So, it looks like Sprint isn't getting a single penny more from SoftBank. But when you think about it, they should probably be more than happy to accept the $20 billion. Who knows, that might help them get back in the black someday.
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1. ajac09 (Posts: 1367; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
aka sprint isnt worth more then that to soft bank lol
3. Doakie (Posts: 1323; Member since: 06 May 2009)
As a Sprint subscriber I'd prefer Softbank. At least they know what the hell they're doing. Maybe our LTE network will roll out faster
6. QWIKSTRIKE (Posts: 914; Member since: 09 Mar 2010)
I agree, I personally would like to see a successful carrier take over Sprint than a wannabe Verizon Dish Network. I feel that Dish will only take us down the Verizon path of more cost for less plans.
Softbank's proven success would be a better choice in the long run rather than taking "QWIK" cash today with no direction of where to g in the future other thans Dish's desire to become a Verizon rival!.
16. a_merryman (Posts: 718; Member since: 14 Dec 2011)
Well that "QWIK" cash from Dish isn't even that good of a deal. It takes over 100% of the company for only 5 billion more, which makes it rather incremental in how much more they're really getting. Dish will likely want to get rid of Sprint's management team, who have been doing an excellent job the past couple years and are positioning sprint to be on equal terms with the baby Bells in the next couple years while still offering unlimited data at a better value.
With Softbank they would have some spectrum sharing in the 2.5 GHz range, and plan on deploying the same tdd-lte network (which China Mobile is also deploying on that spectrum). This allows for them to acquire cheaper networking equipment and cheaper phones because they can pool together.
Lastly, the Dish deal would leave the new company with a massive debt of $43 Billion! You dont want to have an already cash-strapped company crushed under even more debt. It would just slow down the Network Vision buildout. And likely make sprint unable to bid and buy spectrum in the upcoming 600 MHz spectrum auction. That spectrum would allow sprint to finally have the penetration it needs for more rural coverage and give better signal indoors. Though when they turn on the 800 MHz they have, that will help too.
4. techloverNYC (Posts: 422; Member since: 20 Nov 2012)
softbank is going cheap
5. MorePhonesThanNeeded (Posts: 645; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
Sprint isn't worth that amount of money to begin with. That is fact! Still having to pay out the nose for iPhone 5 deal last year, that leaves one hell of a hole in profits does it not? Sprint trying hard to remain number 3 because T-Mobile/Metro PCS merger will put them in a not so good position with the no.4 and no.5 cellular carriers. Good luck Sprint, you're going to need it and a few prayers too.
I like how SoftBank said their deal is better than Dish's, right money is money and 5 billion less is no way a better deal, that's hard cash pal and incentives mean little when you can't get green to flow into your coffers.
7. QWIKSTRIKE (Posts: 914; Member since: 09 Mar 2010)
If you take the 5 billion, and lack a structured plan on how to become more profitable it does nothing but lines investors pocket short term. You are only thinking like some one with no business sense at all!
Teach a man to fish and he will eat all his life if he gets off his lazy @$$!
Feed him fish every day he will continue down the same path of laziness!
10. MorePhonesThanNeeded (Posts: 645; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
You do realize that the 5 billion extra is money that either can go to shareholders or put back into the company to strengthen their LTE roll out. Spoken like someone with no business sense at all, teaching a man to fish is great and all but Sprint isn't new to cell business my friend...preaching to the choir is all SoftBank is doing.
Also the yen is weaker so their money is as long right now, only US sales would give them good returns, but spending yen in US wold mean they have to spend more.
13. QWIKSTRIKE (Posts: 914; Member since: 09 Mar 2010)
Thats only if they did R&D, and after that with no clear direction the company suffers the same fate that put us where we are.
Instead of building a network when Sprint was 80.00 a share they rested on the F/U laurels we are on top. Customer service and service both fell, and Dan Hesse has been the real reason of them getting back on track so to speak minus the Apple fiasco he gets an A+.
Sprint being take over by an industry leader that turned a company around is what we need, not money in the hands of greedy investors.
8. pslee (Posts: 39; Member since: 05 Dec 2012)
i love sprint. they are the only carrier that is left with true unlimited plan with subsidized phone prices with reasonable monthly fees. the service in NYC is terrible with all the network upgrades going on, but I really have good LTE where I live and the reception/data speed is only getting better. when they start to roll out 800mhz lte, sprint will be getting good chunk of customers back. I want softbank to be on top of everything that sprint does since softbank is a big corporation and there must be a secret to their success.
9. QWIKSTRIKE (Posts: 914; Member since: 09 Mar 2010)
The service in NY is only terrible in certain areas upgrades are going on. Most places that I visit has 4g in the Bronx. My service as become much more stable, and I am even getting 4g at home inside my house. When the network is complete Sprint will out perform or equal Verizon's service.
Softbank will probably be best for us at this moment!
11. MorePhonesThanNeeded (Posts: 645; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
T-Mobile is still unlimited and is cheaper and more forward thinking than Sprint. At least they didn't go spend 15billion dollars to procure iPhone, which turned out to be a stupid idea in the first place for Sprint. With Metro and T-Mobile probably going forward with their merger, Sprint will become the 4th guy and looking up. T-Mobile is rolling out their LTE and Metro already started deploying their(already on the same page). Subsidies are going away, about time since no one wants them or needs them really. T-Mobile started this and I think it's a great thing, everyone will follow suit. So it will be just T-Mobile and Sprint with unlimited data.
I don't see many customers running back to Sprint, why'd they leave in the first place? If they went to T-Mobile, they're never coming back. Magenta does everything Sprint does but better, only problem is they both suck with updates for their devices, Sprint updates are quick but they tend to jack up your device or brick it. T-Mobile doesn't really update anything, you usually have to do it yourself.
VZW is expensive as hell, yet they still have a crap load of customers, it sure wasn't unlimited data nor inexpensive plans that got them there either. It's reliability!
14. QWIKSTRIKE (Posts: 914; Member since: 09 Mar 2010)
No they are not.....if you were thinking clearly you would not utter such ignorance. Hesse made a bad judgement call with the price he paid for Apple, other wise it was a good choice. Forward looking building a network with the demise of Light squared is why we have LTE popping up all over the place. It's late only because the Light Square deal failed. Light Square would have been better for America, as well as Sprint, and that is why the deal was blocked. A member of the FCC owned stock in AT&T and because of that fiasco Light Square was given new life only after suffering a.
bankruptcy. Thins are not as cut and dry as you lay them out, but then again what corporate business have you ever made work!
19. JunitoNH (Posts: 985; Member since: 15 Feb 2012)
Yup, something T-Mobile really.........really lacks.
21. Daftama (Posts: 575; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
Easy there why you hating on vzw..everyone wants to be like them...they fall sooner or later...as bad as sprint tmbile is light years away to get ahead of sprint..
22. QWIKSTRIKE (Posts: 914; Member since: 09 Mar 2010)
No hate in fact I applaud them for taking advantage of the new LTE gimmick. As they put it LTE is raking in the profits beyond their wildest dreams from folks so enamored with it.
Now they offer 300 minutes and 1 gig to all new contracts for 90.00 a month. If they can get it I applaud them. Since I mostly need a phone to make calls I pay an extra 10.00 for unlimited data, and with LTE most every where I travel here in NYC 79.00 puts me way ahead of any plan that Verizon could offer me for their new LTE trick!
Like you said in two years Sprint will be ahead of them or equal to them that's why they want to buy Clearwire Spectrum ahead of the Sprint deal to block Sprint's forward ambition in the TD LTE arena.
12. techaman (unregistered)
masayoshi knows how to make a crappy company better i like this plan he talked about last year, god knows dan and his team know nothing. Its good to see that my hard earned money is paying for some ass to sit at a table and find out whats better an ok sat company or company thats does this for a living.
15. downphoenix (Posts: 2415; Member since: 19 Jun 2010)
well to be fair Softbank's offer is better. $20b for 70% vs $25b for 100%. 70% of Dish's offer would be $17.5b
18. lsutigers (Posts: 772; Member since: 08 Mar 2009)
And Sprint is on a upward trend which is why Softbank wants the deal now. In a few years Sprint will be worth way more than that if the trends continue.
17. InspectorGadget80 (Posts: 6736; Member since: 26 Mar 2011)
so there are not as greedy as everyone thinks then why bother trying too buy for Sprint
20. Daftama (Posts: 575; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
Sprint in the entire lifetime hasn't made a righr decision you think they will now
23. QWIKSTRIKE (Posts: 914; Member since: 09 Mar 2010)
Hiring Dan Hesse and staying the course with him was a good choice.


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AZ BioDiesel is collecting turkey fryer grease and other food byproducts at Gilbert fire stations through the Thanksgiving holiday weekend for conversion into environmentallyfriendly fuel at its local factory.
Managing partner Dan Rees said the drive will be good for both the town and his company.
"Not only are we able to sell more biodiesel, but we'll also help the sewer system," he said. "This time of year, people don't know what to do with their fryer oil so this way we keep it out of the wastewater system."
Rees is expecting most of the fuel to come in from people who deep-fry their Thanksgiving turkeys. It's not that common a practice, but it is one that usually yields about five or six gallons of grease that could play havoc with the town's sewer system if not handled properly.
The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality issued a statement Tuesday alerting residents to the dangers of improper disposal of turkey grease - drain clogs, wastewater blockages and city sewer overflow. It highlights sites in Gilbert, Cave Creek and Tucson where biofuel companies are collecting grease for recycling as fuel.
In Gilbert, the 55-gallon drums being used to collect the grease will be at the fire stations until Dec. 7.
"We're on call to go and suck the liquid up as it comes in," Rees said.
Most biofuel is made from used vegetable oil, but leftover lard can be used as well.
"Anything you deep-fry food in will work, and that does include lard," Rees said. "Lard is considered an animal fat, but it works just fine. And it can turn solid, so you can just drop the solid chunk down into the bucket.
Using biofuel cuts down drastically on carbon-dioxide emissions, Rees said, and it has advantages over other "green" fuels. "They're all food byproducts, so we can stay away from the 'food for fuel' issue," he said.
Gilbert Mayor John Lewis said Monday he hadn't been told about the grease-collection drive, but it "sounds like a very fun thing to do."
He has toured AZ BioDiesel's facility. The company was one of two from Gilbert featured on a brochure about Arizona firms used at a recent solar-energy conference.
"It's a company we're so appreciative to have in Gilbert, and when we heard they wanted to expand we said we made sure we were in contact with them to help them find what they needed," Lewis said.
The company opened a year ago near Cooper and Guadalupe roads, but it is already in the process of expanding. Plans call for moving to a new location at 1980 W. Commerce Road by February, with machinery on order to increase capacity from 500,000 gallons to 10 million gallons.
"The demand has just been amazing; it's all we can do to keep up," Rees said. "We're running things from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m."
He said the Thanksgiving drive is his way of thanking Gilbert for approaching AZ BioDiesel when it was having trouble finding a city to house operations. Gilbert processed its permits quickly so the company could get up and running, Rees said.
Leftover frying oil can be dropped off at AZ BioDiesel's current location, 721 N. Monterey. Reessaid many customers donate oil while stopping by to fill up biofueled vehicles for $2.54 per gallon.
Most of the company's material for the fuel comes from about 100 local restaurants. One of these, Big Earl's Greasy Eats in Cave Creek, has volunteered to be an additional drop-off point for the Thanksgiving turkey grease drive, and Rees said he will update the company's Web site if any more collection sites are added.


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While the documentation discusses how to install the SharePoint Foundation and SharePoint Server manifests, it appears that Project Server 2010 security manifests are included as well:
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Once you are done, just start up the Security Configuration Wizard by clicking Start –> Run –> scw.exe. Just click through the wizard, choose the appropriate options, and apply the configuration. You will then be all set to go with unnecessary services/ports disabled and firewall/auditing/registry settings configured as locked down.


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The holder of leases at the World Trade Center sued the airlines over the September 2001 hijackings and attacks that destroyed the twin towers.
U.S. District Court Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein in New York ruled Tuesday against a request by the airlines to end the case because the lease holder had already recovered more from insurance policies than the leases were worth.
World Trade Center Properties LLC sued the airlines in 2008, claiming that their negligence allowed terrorists to board and hijack the planes that were crashed into the towers.
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A law that President George W. Bush signed 11 days after the terror attacks capped liability for American and United at the limits in their insurance.
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