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Help...jar of pickles didn't seal
I just made garlic dill pickles and one jar did not seal. First time I've ever had a jar that didn't seal. Can I refrigerate these... if so, for how long? I usually let them sit for 2 months before opening, but can these sit in the fridge for 2 months before eating them? Or should they be eaten sooner? Or should I just throw them out?
No need to throw them out. You can either reprocess them if it has been less than 24 hours but it will make them softer, or you can refrigerate them.
Waiting 2 months isn't necessary for any reason. That's your choice. Whether or not they will keep that long all depends on which recipe you used, it's ingredients, and the amount of vinegar it contains (the ratio of vinegar to water). No way to know for sure without seeing the recipe used.
If it's a canning recipe as opposed to a refrigerated pickle recipe, it either is a fermented pickle or in a high-ratio vinegar brine. Either way it should be safe as houses in the fridge for some time. Just consume that jar before the shelved ones.
Thanks for the replies. I used Chase's garlic dill recipe. The brine is:
4 cups white vinegar
12 cups water
2/3 cup pickling salt
BUT, I do process them for 15 minutes in BWB. I know that is not in her recipe and just took it upon myself to do it. Does it not make any difference except for making them softer? Does a BWB make them safe? I have been making them for 3 or 4 years this way and we like them (and haven't died of botulism yet!). It just worried me that this one jar did not seal and I didn't know if it could be refrigerated and eaten before the others. Thanks again for input on this. I still feel uncertain about what is safe and what is not.
I am familiar with that recipe and have linked to a previous discussion, including Annie's comments.
I think this is one of those "your call" issues. Chase's recipe has a really low ratio of vinegar to water so it doesn't meet current canning standards.
I'm no microbiologist, but ironically my guess would be that processing might increase the risk because you're sucking out the air, creating an anaerobic environment and then setting those pickles on the shelf where the original acidity will go down over time.
So to answer your question (and this is just my take on it) refrigeration is a better option as long as they don't stay in the fridge too long.
I know Chase's dills are very very popular and we're all grownups here, so that's just my 2 cents, no more than that.
Yeah that was my concern - not using an approved and tested recipe to begin with.
As Carol said it is a way low ratio of vinegar to water. 1:1 is the minimum approved recommendation. Carol didn't include the link she referenced but I think she meant the one I linked below.
This recipe was NOT intended to be processed. And for the exact reason Carol mentioned - creating an anaerobic environment with insufficiently acidic contents. These are intended for a short life in the fridge - 3 weeks tops as listeria will begin to grow in that time.
So in this case, the choice as to what to do with them is yours, your risk to take.
Here is a link that might be useful: Chase pickles
Thank you, Carol. I appreciate your "2 cents" because I know you are very experienced. Of course, I'm really worried now that I have processed them and they might be at increased risk of being unsafe. I already gave away 3 jars of these. I think I need to tell the recipients to toss them. Dave, thank you too for your input. Ugh, I've had no trouble with these before although I always worry. Is there a way to tell if they are unsafe or is it too late once you eat them?
So, they are "safe" if eaten in the next 3 weeks?
Is there a SAFE dill pickle recipe?
Thanks again!
Botulism can grow fast enough in about 2 days to kill you, if that answers your question. All of them should be thrown out unless you want to make a safe brine and reprocess all of them.You need at least half 5% acidity vinegar or more to water ratio. That is an old recipe when vinegar could have been as much as 40% acidity.
Yes, there are plenty of safe recipes.
As for them being in the fridge, even at that you could get listeria. I agree, sealing them was even worse since you cut off the air supply and they are not fermented or have nearly enough acid to keep them safe.
I have been doing a bunch of canning lately and going over my jars I saw one jar was sealed but it did not pop. I always process water bath longer then is recommended in most recipes, this jar was processed 9-6-2013, can it still be eaten or should I toss it? Recipe link below. Thanks!!!
Here is a link that might be useful: Tastebook
That's an undiluted vinegar solution so presents no issues. (Not to mention gobs of sugar.) Eat and enjoy.
I'm not sure what you mean by seal but it did not pop though frankly as long as the spears are submerged and there's plenty of brine around them (i.e. not packed too densely) I doubt there's any problem regardless.
Happy preserving,
Lots of times you don't hear the pop or ping or whatever you want to call it. But that isn't the real sign of a good seal anyway. Proper seals are firm to touch in the center, slightly concave and you are unable to remove them by lifting carefully with the fingertips.
Once the jars have cooled and you are ready to remove the bands, wash the jars, and prepare them for storage a light tug on the lids will indicate a valid seal.
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Thanks for the replies. I used Chase's garlic dill recipe. The brine is:
4 cups white vinegar
12 cups water
2/3 cup pickling salt
Brushed up my chemistry/math a bit and after doing some search. my calculation shows that the above solution(one part vinegar and 3 parts water (**) has a pH less than 3.
Is it unsafe ?
(**) assuming a nutral / pure distilled (pH =7) water. But most tap waters have a pH of 6 or lower.
The question isn't couched accurately. Whether the vinegar and water solution is/isn't "safe" isn't the relevant issue. It's whether the vinegar+water+cucumbers (pH 5.12-5.78) are safe. As juices leach from the cucumbers the pH of a low ratio vinegar to water brine can easily go up above 4.6 pH, especially if cucumbers are packed densely into the jar. Meanwhile the strength of the solution is inadequate to pickle the cucumber solids to a low enough pH level for boiling water bath to be sufficient.
And in addition to Carol's important point - including the pH of the cukes - while "pure" water usually has a pH of 6.5-7.0, tap water does not and well water definitely does not. The average city tap water is alkaline due to the lime added to it in the purification plants. Average well water can range as high as 8-9.0+ depending on the % of lime and other minerals in the area soil.
Sorry, but I was talking abou "pH" which is the most importan issue in canning. I read her that pH of 4.2 and lower is goof proof safe. My actual calculation showed a pH=2.7.
A 50/50 vin/water will have a pH of 2.56. No matter how much water leaches ot of cucumbers etc. (even if halfs the ratio of vin/w) still the pH will remain well in the safe region.
Plus you have salt in it too. It is also another preservative.
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pH is a logarithimc function scale, not LINEAR.
5.00% acetic acid (household vinegar) has a pH of 2.40
2.50% acetic acid (50vin/50wa) has a pH of 2,50
1.25% acetic acid(25vin/75w) has a pH of 2.70
Here we assume adding pure water(distilled, neutral, pH=7). But most waters (tap, bottled, spring ) have a pH of 6 or lower. So actually it helps to keep the pH low(acidity higher) But we ignore that effect as it is negligible.
seysonn - can I ask how much actual canning you do annually and where do you get most of your canning information?
pH is a logarithimc function scale
Yes it is but that scale has to include ALL the ingredients in the computation to determine the actual pH. The cukes are the primary ingredient and given their pH of +/-5.5 and 90% water composition you don't think they should be included in the computation?
What can you possibly gain by continuously pulling up old threads and disputing the standard approved guidelines that have been tested and re-tested and tested yet again by numerous food science labs for decades? This isn't mechanical or electrical engineering. It is a different science completely and it serves no one to provide readers with non-applicable information.
Unlike many canning/food preservation forums we work very hard here to provide people with accurate, safe, well-supported, well-documented, well-researched canning information. Information they can trust to be as accurate as possible. You always have the option of accepting or ignoring that information but unsubstantiated disputes just to cause disputes helps no one..
People don't use distilled water when canning. They use tap water. In addition, the average tap water is NOT neutral, it is alkaline, Cukes, in terms of canning, are strongly low-acid (alkaline), So as mentioned several times above a 50:50 vinegar and water solution is the MINIMUM recommended pickling brine to be used in canning when using untested recipes.
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Look, seysonn, you are free to believe what you wish and can what you wish.
I could say the problem is that a weak vinegar solution is not sufficient to consistently acidify a low-acid product, and that studies have shown the presence of low acid "pockets" remaining within the product after processing. But I'm sure in all your wisdom you'd find something wrong with that fact also.
I am not sure what your mission is or how it is you conclude all the data is flawed (except yours of course) but this whole thing has become a distraction and a huge waste of time. I do not plan to respond further to any of your comments.
Salt is not a preservative in fresh pack pickles, only for flavor. It would have to be super saturated in salt to preserve them. You can omit the salt from a recipe with a safe brine other than if you are fermenting.
I agree with you Carol, I am not sure what the purpose of all of this is. Especially since the foods have all been tested and tested and retested in labs by food scientists.


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Bob ... that was a great post there .. accurately depicting the actual light sources .. just being the waters alone. Even in this day and age .. where new technologies flash in our faces in overload .... I can certainly picture in my imagination the beauty, the gentle ambiance, the colorful glow, the mood setting of the tranquil "Rainbow Caverns".
I wonder for those who rode it at night .. that their eyes were adjusted enough to the darkness to see the interiors of the caverns better.
To capture it faithfully again ..... this probably would not do good as a queue .. as it would have to be very dark .. and I can picture OSHA getting on Disney's back for not having a well enough light for a queue.
Though ... I'm sure there are many other ways to recreate this .. and be in compliance.
6 plumbing systems expensive? LOLThey should rebuild this somewhere, although it would be expensive and difficult, since it required 6 plumbing systems, one for each color.
The Rainbow Caverns were essentially fake rock, water, some strategically placed black lights, and some pumps. And not much else. I can't see this as "breaking the bank".
But now that there is talk of expanding Frontierland ... I would love nothing more than something new .. with a bit of "old" .. and that being Rainbow Caverns and Cascade Peek.


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About 1,400 newly appointed county-level police chiefs are in Beijing for a month of training courses on preserving stability, in the sensitive lead-up to the 18th Communist Party Congress in the autumn.Tuesday, 10 July, 2012, 12:00am
Officials from China, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand reached an agreement in Beijing yesterday on joint law enforcement and patrols on the Mekong River, where 13 Chinese sailors were killed last month.
It is the first security co-operation deal by the four countries on controlling crime on the river, which is plagued by rampant smuggling of drugs, people and other contraband.1 Nov 2011 - 12:00am
The head of the State Internet Information Office has called for stricter policing of mainland microblogs while encouraging officials to use them to engage with citizens.15 Oct 2011 - 12:00am
If you are a human trafficker, turn yourself in within three months and you may escape punishment.
That is a joint directive the central security and judicial authorities are to issue today, demanding traffickers of women and children give themselves up at police stations, Xinhua reports.1 Jan 2011 - 12:00am
Mainland police revealed yesterday the herculean efforts they had undertaken to ensure a safe Beijing Olympics, during which they carried out 5 million duties of various kinds, questioned 3 million people and seized tens of thousands of firearms.12 Sep 2008 - 12:00am
Police officers and public security staff are being offered incentives to boost morale as the earthquake relief effort continues.
Those who have proved themselves to be outstanding performers in the aftermath of the quake would be promoted quicker than normal, the Ministry of Public Security said on its website yesterday.2 Jun 2008 - 12:00am
A Gansu county has introduced an ambitious reform of household registration that abandons all social discrimination against farmers, regardless of the central government's caution on the issue.30 Aug 2007 - 12:00am
A rather secretive branch of the People's Liberation Army has been expanding, despite a general trend of downsizing in the army, to cope with growing social unrest on the mainland.
The People's Armed Police was set up in 1983 to maintain internal security.4 Aug 2007 - 12:00am
Beijing plans to introduce standard identity badges for the mainland's 1.6 million police officers to ease the way for investigators working on cases that cross county and provincial lines.31 May 2006 - 12:00am
Departments nationwide told to issue news releases and speak to journalists
The mainland's secretive Public Security Bureau has made an unusual New Year's resolution: to hold regular press conferences.
Under a policy announced yesterday, police departments nationwide must issue regular news releases and meet journalists to 'promote transparency of police affairs'.3 Jan 2004 - 12:00am
The Ministry of Public Security will establish a special bureau to direct and co-ordinate the mainland's campaign against terrorism, the Beijing-backed Wen Wei Po newspaper reported yesterday.4 Jan 2002 - 12:00am
I refer to the article by Glenn Schloss headlined 'SAR's 'other' police force' (South China Morning Post, May 21).1 Jun 2001 - 12:00am
Senior law enforcement officials say they are stepping up efforts to catch 4,000 officials guilty of corruption and bribery who have evaded the law.20 Jan 2001 - 12:00am
More than 130,000 mainland police were caught breaking the law last year by special supervisory units set up to discipline the force.
They included 27,638 who engaged in improper conduct or who broke disciplinary regulations, Xinhua quoted the Ministry of Public Security as saying.12 Jan 1999 - 12:00am
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Even as US and Europe, which account for close to 80% of India's IT export revenue, keep their budget on a tight leash, earnings of top-tier Indian IT firms have managed to show an uptick in demand from their largest markets. Wipro, however, was the only company among the pack to post a sequential revenue decline in the US region during the December quarter.
Experts feel the country's third-largest software-services exporter, which still appears to be struggling from the impact of its internal restructuring, has not been able to adjust to the change in market realities. The firm's revenue from the US region slipped 0.7% sequentially, while the year-on-year declined 0.5%.
"In the last two years, Wipro has been a laggard among top-tier IT companies. Since T K Kurien came in, there have been significant changes within the company, including management reshuffle, marketing strategies and approach towards various businesses. Wipro has been on an experimentation mode and some of its experiments have not worked for the company. They lost out quite a bit in that process to competition," said Pradeep Mukherji, president and managing partner, Avasant, an IT-BPO advisory firm.
Wipro's third quarter performance, when compared to its peers on revenue growth from the North America market. reveals a stark difference. Infosys' revenue from North America grew 1.6% sequentially, while it was 2.5% for TCS. The Noida-based HCL Technologies recorded a growth of 3.4%. "We would like to grow in all the markets. The US contribution has slipped a bit but we will bounce back once the growth comes back," said Kurien, CEO IT, business, Wipro. "The US market has always contributed around 50% of the company's revenue and we would not like to get overweight on any particular geography," he said.
According to Sanjeev Hota, assistant vice-president, IT research, Sharekhan, it is not about the market in the US but the vertical and clients Wipro is catering to. "TCS has grown in the US market because 46% of its revenue is from BFSI. The US is a big market for banking and financial services. Even HCL Technologies has a strong hold in the infrastructure management services (IMS) space, which is again a huge market in the US.
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AFC playoff teams Key To Cleveland's Offense: They have good depth at wide receiver with Kevin Johnson, Dennis Northcutt and Quincy Morgan. The running game is also solid. But they don't have any standout offensive performers. Key To Defending It: The Browns don't have one player you must focus on. So each defender has to understand his responsibility, do his job and wait for the Browns to make a mistake. Then capitalize on it and make them pay.
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Blake Shelton Says His Divorce Was as Tough as His Brother's Death
Blake Shelton doesn't often speak publicly about his divorce from his first wife, but the singer opened up in a recent interview with '60 Minutes.'
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The CMA Awards are known as Country Music's Biggest Night for a reason. Legendary country stars showed up to sing in 2014, but country's young bucks -- the newcomers -- also got their time in the spotlight. Relive some of the best performances of the night via our photo gallery capturing the action.
The 2014 CMA Awards were almost two separate shows. The first half featured pop artists and country music's leading ladies dominating the stage and podium when winners names were called. The second half was a return to traditional with its performers and winners. As for the best moments from the night? This Top 5 Moments From the 2014 CMA Awards video highlights all that went right during country's biggest night.
Miranda Lambert debuted her new single 'Smokin' and Drinkin'' during a striking collaboration with Little Big Town at the 2014 CMA Awards.
The 2014 CMA Music Awards brought out the best in country music, which also meant the best in fashion. Most country stars dress to the nines for Country Music's Biggest Night, and this year, there were so many who took our breath away!
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The SXSW Film Festival is still a few days away, but we've pre-screened a few films in advance. Here's one made right here in Texas.
What would you say if you could speak with the dearly departed? The possibilities are explored in Deadroom which I pre-screened for its SXSW premiere later this week.
Four Dallas filmmakers—Yen Tan, James M. Johnston, Nick Prendergast and David Lowry—combined forces and produced four separate, but interrelated, stories surrounding conversations between the living and the dead. And though you won't be shocked or scared out of your socks as in seeing films like Sixth Sense, you will be riveted by the conversations.
Each of the four stories is set in a room with a table and two chairs. However, the similarities end there. The furniture, the lighting, the entire feel of every story changes, as does each conversation.
First, there's the young woman (Alana Macias) who can't quite remember how she came to being dead. A man (Jeff Griffin) patiently tries to help jog her memory by getting her to discuss her life growing up. Then there's the journalist (Bill Sebastian) whose interview with the famous author Percy (Grant James) begins to slide into an unexpected turn. The conversation between Julie (Lydia Miller) and her late, gay co-worker Trevor (Paul T. Taylor) is the lighter of the four conversations, giving us a chance to breathe before going back to one of the heavier stories in the film.
And last, but not least, we have Kate (Kelly Grandjean) who wants to tell her late husband Layton (Harry Goaz) something very important about their relationship. As Layton tells Kate they will be soul mates forever, the conversation begins to escalate into arguing with Kate breathlessly asking, "What part of 'till death do us part' don't you understand?!"
While all four stories were well played, the conversation between Kate and Layton had a chemistry of strong dialogue and excellent acting which anchored the entire film. You might remember Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan from the TV show Twin Peaks.
Although Lowry half-jokingly says they had hoped to snag a big name like Holly Hunter or Anthony Hopkins, the final cast gave admirable performances in spite of not being major box office draws. Grandjean was especially strong in her performance as Kate. And there's a lovely score by Daniel Huffman.
Intelligent, independent films such as Deadroom are supposed to be slightly mysterious, mystifying and thought-provoking (it's part of their appeal) but this is one reviewer who admits to not "getting it" when he doesn't. (And I'm sure someone will soon be nudging my brain into sudden awareness.) BUT…what's the significance of the crying woman and small child at the beginning of the film? (Nudge me later.)
"Our life is made by the death of others," it says in Deadroom's promotional materials. And a room for speaking with the dead is a killer idea.
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FORT DUCHESNE, Uintah County — Federal agents are investigating an alleged assault on a Ute tribal police officer that resulted in the officer firing multiple shots at the suspect.
FBI spokeswoman Debbie Bertram confirmed the bureau is looking into the alleged assault, which occurred about midnight Thursday south of Fort Duchesne.
Bertram said she could not provide any additional details about the incident, however, because the investigation is ongoing.
Law enforcement sources said a Ute tribal officer stopped a vehicle after a pursuit and was outside her patrol car when the suspect began backing his car toward her. The officer fired more than one shot at the vehicle but did not hit the suspect, the sources said.
The officer was not injured. The driver was taken into custody.
It remained unclear Friday night which agency will review the officer's use of force or whether she has been placed on administrative leave, a common practice in officer-involved shootings.
The Bureau of Indian Affairs provides law enforcement services on the Uintah-Ouray Indian Reservation, where the incident occurred. A message left Friday afternoon for the special agent in charge of the bureau's regional office in Phoenix was not returned.
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Reichsstadt: The Imperial City
Favorite thing: Old Kempten is historically and topographically divided into two independent cities and states with the same name. A settlement formed around the Benedictine abbey already in the early middle ages. The settlement grew into a town in the run of the centuries and, together with rising wealth and influence, the self-consciousness of the citizens and the wish for independence grew. In the 13th and 14th century the town obtained some privileges from the emperors, but full independence and the status of a free imperial city (Reichsstadt) was achieved through the so-called "Great Purchase" in 1525: The abbey had been plundered in the Peasants War and the abbot needed money, so he sold all his remaining governmental rights to the city. Soon after the imperial city introduced the reformation within its boundaries, while the abbey remained catholic.
Between Stiftsstadt and Reichsstadt there is a significant step, or terrace, in topography. There is no visible "border", the streets and townhouses just continue, but you will notice the terrace which is covered by either stairways or slopes in the streets.
The former Reichsstadt area is Kempten's "downtown", the busy part of the city with shopping areas, pubs and restaurants, and the city hall. Townhouses date from all eras. Especially around St. Mang church you will spot a couple of medieval houses like the one in photo 2.
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Stiftsstadt: The Abbey City
Favorite thing: Old Kempten is historically and topographically divided into two parts. The abbey was a religious institution and at the same time possessor and ruler of a worldly territory. Their abbot had the rank of a prince. The settlement around the abbey developed into the so-called Stiftsstadt, located on higher ground around and behind the basilica and Residenz and ruled by the prince abbot, while the city on the lower terrace towards the river gained independence as a free imperial city.
Stiftsstadt has a lot of baroque architecture. Many of these buildings are related to the prince abbot's government and administration. Kornhaus (the former grain storage), Kunsthalle and Zumsteinhaus are now occupied by different museums. The quarter behind them looks like a quiet and upscale residential quarter.
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Favorite thing: Kempten is one of the oldest known settlements in Germany, its history begins with the ancient Roman city of Cambodunum. Kempten and Trier are competing who is really the oldest, then there are Speyer, Worms, Köln and Augsburg who also have their say in the matter. Superlatives seem to be important...
Fact is, though, that Kempten is older than 2000 years. The first dated proof of the settlement's existence is from the year 15 B.C. Archeological proof for those early years and the time before that date is scarce and not much is known about the beginnings. (Don't we all wish for a time machine?) The Roman town was located on the right bank of the Iller opposite the present town centre. The right bank forms a rather high ridge, so the grounds up there were safe from flooding.
Fondest memory: Three excavation sites can be visited (see separate tips): the forum, the Roman baths and the archeological park with the temples: http://www.apc-kempten.de
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In 2009 users were presented with a lot of choice, especially with cloud computing and cloud storage. Two primary trends were evident including the arrival of private cloud storage options with increasing choices for businesses looking to deploy their own storage clouds inside the firewall; and a rapid proliferation of public cloud storage service options with many service providers coming to market with varied offerings.
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2010 promises to bring with it even more excitement and advances in cloud computing and storage. Sajai Krishnan, CEO of ParaScale, predicts that in 2010:
Cloud becomes an action verb – We've already seen "Cloud" taken to new heights as an overused adjective and noun. In 2010, marketers will out-do themselves by clouding the landscape with more product names and descriptions. Admittedly, this prediction is tongue-in-cheek, but unfortunately fairly close to the mark. So remember that you heard it here when someone tells you "we are going to cloud it."
Virtualization will drive private cloud storage adoption in enterprises. Virtualization has driven huge efficiencies in organizations. The weak link today is the storage infrastructure behind virtualized servers. The need to eliminate the SAN bottleneck and automate provisioning, configuration, management and recovery across the compute and storage tier will drive enterprises to begin to adopt private cloud storage.
Commodity hardware displaces proprietary storage. In 2010, the theme of "intelligence migrating into software" continues with more hardware commoditization. Just as Linux displaced expensive server gear with its attractive commodity footprint, Linux-based cloud storage will displace legacy expensive storage for the same reason: it gives the user choice and it's inexpensive, highly scalable and easy to manage.
The middle tier emerges - The strategic importance of a low-cost, self-managing petabyte scale tier that provides a platform for analysis and integrated applications emerges in organizations with large stores of file data. This middle tier will be the "data net" a "catch-all" persistent repository that can hold multiple kinds of data; optimize for performance and cost; support large scale data-in-place analysis, while eliminating unnecessary data migration and administrative tasks; and enable "cloud bursting," the seamless ability for service providers to offer spillover capacity and compute to enterprises.
"To pick a metaphor, the public cloud is akin to renting a car," said Krishnan. "IT admins are going to learn that the same car can be driven home, parked in your garage and used more conveniently. In other words, in 2010 enterprises are going to enjoy the benefits of the same public cloud architectures like Amazon and Google but with the performance and security within one's own datacenter."
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Hi Salvatore! Great predictions for 2010. Appistry a client of mine is compiling all the cloud predictions for 2010 from around the web here: http://bit.ly/89LHhw. I'll get these added to the list; come check them out and jump in the conversation. Happy holidays!
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I booked this Riad by going on the reviews even if they were slightly mixed. The rooms seemed lovely with a Moroccan look. So thought what the hell and booked it for 3 nights for my other halfs fortieth and am so glad i did. They couldn't have been more helpful as soon as I had booked I received an email from them checking I was happy with the booking. I also contacted them to ask if a birthday cake could be organised as a surprise and immediately was emailed back to to say it was not a problem and they would arrange for it to be presented on the roof terrace on his birthday. They also arranged transfers to and from the hotel for 15 euros each way, not per person!
When we arrived our taxi was waiting with a sign and he was really lovely and helpful. As you walk into the Riad it opens into a cosy little seating area with the rooms upstairs and just made us feel at home straight away. We walked into a small room with a lovely wrought iron bed draped with material with a lovely moroccan feel to it. To be honest I really cant describe the room or Riad enough to do it justice, we just fell in love with the quaintness of it all! My only complaint was it did smell damp and felt a little damp but not so you would be worried about mold growing on your clothes. I think it was more to do with it being March and the roof being enclosed and not enough air being circulated through the Riad, the window in our room just looked out into the Riad, so you couldnt even get air in from outside but to be honest we hardly noticed it. There isnt much room to store clothes just a wardrobe and would advise, if you can, take some hangers with you! Apart from that we loved it, it was warm, dry and welcoming. Breakfast is basic with pancakes, assortment of rolls with jam and honey and tea or coffee with fresh squeezed orange juice, basic but we found it filling but be warned it is the same everyday!
The lady who was there in the mornings was lovely and so helpful and nothing was too much trouble. The Saturday it rained so I booked a massage and within half hour of me asking she had the masseur turn up and perform a lovely relaxing massage, which was definitely needed after all the walking we had done!!
On the sunday it was my partners birthday and at 5pm the lovely lady had set up champagne glasses, we bought our own champagne, and produced this amazing fresh cream gateau that was to die for!!!!! She laid it all out on the terrace and even sang happy birthday with me!!!! With only us and 2 young lads staying it felt like our own place to just sit and relax after a long day in the Souks.
The Riad is about a 10 min brisk walk but be WARNED the roads are treacherous with on coming cars but mainly bikes and scooters, they dont stop for anyone and will ride into you if you don't move! When i say they don't stop I literally mean they don't stop and its even worse in the narrow alley's of the Medina and Souks! Walk on the right side and don't just look right and left when crossing a road or turning a corner , look front , back, right and left, you do literally need eyes in the back of your head!!
I would also advise you read up on other peoples blogs of Marrakesh as you can really be conned if you don't have some understanding of being a tourist in Morocco, the best information i came across was from http://wikitravel.org/en/Marrakech. I found this site sooooo helpful on expected prices and just general information that helped especially when we got conned going to see the tannery and got told it was 450 MAD to be shown around and photos, after they took us, I stood my ground told them I would pay 100 no more as I wasn't told of a cost and made my self look very confident, even though I was worried when others got involved. Look confident and dont be intimidated and just calmly walk off and if you can startt talking to other tourists they tend to leave you alone. They will try anything to get money off you including "guiding" you through the Souks telling you its one way or you are going the "wrong" way or that way is closed, its not they cant be closed off and if people are walking that way its definitely not closed!! They will guide you back the way you came, then another will appear and take you another way and this will go on and on then and some will demand money from you, tell them no and you will find your own way and just ignore them as they folllow you they soon get bored In the Souks it is signposted with green or red signs to take you back to the square, just follow them and you will get out by yourself even if they do take you round the houses!
This site also lets you know the sort of prices you should expect to pay on all sorts of things. Arm yourself with knowledge and common sense and you will be fine, I might of made it sound scary and even armed with info it was still scary on the first day but after the first day it was a doddle and great fun bartering and avoiding so call "guides"! If you are worried just hire 1 of the many licensed guides who will take you around for a small fee but haggle the price first!
Alcohol , it is a dry country and to find a bar with alcohol in is like looking for gold dust!! You know its there but its hard to find and expensive, bottles average 4-6 quid! We found one and it became our local and also for most of the other tourists we met! The food was amazing as well especially the beef tagine and we felt the prices pretty reasonable, its in the same road as the cinema nearly opposite Brokys shoe shop (sorry forgot the name of it but its the only in one that sells alcohol in that street). So I suggest you buy your own in duty free!
Also definitely try the street food in the Medina the food was amazing, sooo filling and so cheap! It is pretty mad and busy but so worth a try. I dont think we had a bad meal out there.
Most of the Moroccans we came across were very genuine and friendly so I hope I haven't put you off going by mentioning the downsides.
The upsides are its a very beautiful country with amazing places to visit and things to see and is a wonderful experience even if you never go back. Definitely visit the Medina and Souks, barter on all purchases and stick to your guns on price, go on a horse and carriage ride (barter the price), try the street food, be confident but calm when pestered or followed by a "guide", stay in a Riad even its just a few days and just sit and relax and enjoy the sights and sounds of Morroco!
I had booked our summer hols their before we had been and was a tad apprehensive but now after spending several memorable days there I cant wait to go back for 2 weeks and try the excursions and see more of the wonderful place!
Oh P.S if going in March take warm clothing as nights can be cold and days hot but also can be chilly or pouring with rain!!
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