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The New Era
It isn't exactly pretty — and certainly isn't tidy — but peace really does appear to be breaking out in the Middle East.
Turiaf Offer: Lakers on the Clock
The Golden State Warriors are forcing the Los Angeles Lakers into a decision about next season's roster. Golden State has made restricted free agent Ronny Turiaf a generous four year contract offer of seventeen million dollar:
"…Turiaf is a restricted free agent. The Lakers have seven days to match the Warriors' offer."
link: Turiaf agrees with Warriors
The Lakers decision will be whether to match the contract offer or let Ronny Turiaf go to Golden State. Ronny Turiaf is certainly one of the favorite players of the Lakers fans. He plays with enthusiasm and effort. Along with many other Lakers, Ronny Turiaf had an unremarkable championship series against the Boston Celtics. Ronny Turiaf has had the playoff experience now. Do the Lakers keep that investment or look for another player who can contribute?
If the Lakers decide to let Ronny Turiaf go, they will need to replace substitute who comes into the game for rebounding and altering shots. The price for Ronny Turiaf may be too high with the return of Andrew Bynum. The front line of the Lakers will have Andrew Bynum's size along with Pau Gasol and Lamar Odom. For Ronny Turiaf, no matter which team contract he signs next, he is guaranteed a sizable pay increase and financial security. Some NBA team will 'show him the money'.
Catherine Forsythe
JonBenet Ramsey's Father Gets Letter From Boulder DA
Most of us may recall what the family of JonBenet Ramsey have been through when investigators into the child's death suspected family members as being the suspect[s]. Though the family remained united in their in their stance that they were innocence, there was still the suspicion that they may have somehow been involved. Well with the advent of DNA testing, the DA in Boulder has now cleared the family of any wrong doing. In a letter, the DA states:
As you are aware, since December 2002, the Boulder District Attorney's Office has been the agency responsible for the investigation of the homicide of your daughter, JonBenet. I understand that the fact that we have not been able to identify the person who killed her is a great disappointment that is a continuing hardship for you and your family.
However, significant new evidence has recently been discovered through the application of relatively new methods of DNA analysis. This new scientific evidence convinces us that it is appropriate, given the circumstances of this case, to state that we do not consider your immediate family including you, your wife, Patsy, and your son, Burke, to be under any suspicion in the commission of this crime. I wish we could have done so before Mrs. Ramsey died.
It is a shame that the family was subjected to such humiliation during the course of the investigation. I myself thought they could of been involved in the child's death. It is now clear that this is not the case. It is also sad that Mrs. Ramsey could not of been alive to hear that her and her family have been exonerated. Hopefully an arrest will some day be made in this case and finally put to rest who the real suspect is.
Comments welcome.
The End Of Windows 3.11- Say What?
Believe it or not, Microsoft has still been selling Windows 3.11 for embedded products. They are now announcing that this will come to an end on November 1, 2008. Holy smokes! That is some run for an operating system. According to this blog entry which states:
For those that were not aware, we recently announced that effective November 1st, 2008, OEM's will no longer be able to license Windows for Workgroups 3.11 in the embedded channel. Now we all know that it's been long gone in the standard (retail/OEM) channel, but one of the unique things in the embedded business is that we allow the classic OS products to be sold longer than the other channels. it's *finally the end of an era!
for those of you who have access to the Embedded Communications Extranet (ECE), you can find the article there.
This is interesting since Microsoft is going to deploy Windows XP on those new laptop systems that are currently hitting the market. I wonder how long XP will be around. Maybe 2020 or beyond.
Comments welcome.
WeatherBug In Second Life – WeatherBug API Entry
Long before their was ever Google Lively, there was Second Life. Unfortunately, when one spends enough time within a virtual world, they might not have an opportunity to see what current weather conditions are like in the "real one". Tony from Cranial Tap has provided a great solution and entered it into the WeatherBug API Contest.
Below Tony gives an explanation of what his WeatherBug API powered Widget does within Second Life and where you can try it out for yourself.
The panel itself displays the current weather icon, current, high & low temperatures with a working thermometer, and an animated wind gauge that shows the current wind speed and direction. The built in clock can be configured to show either the time for the current zip code or Second Life time (PST).
Users interact with the panel through the use of a drop-down menu system that is generated when they touch the object. In addition to setting the zip code, users can configure which units (English or metric) the panel displays, choose which time zone the clock displays, anonymize the panel so that the city is not displayed in the panel (only the weather data),and control which (if any) other users may change the panel zip code/settings. The drop down menu also provides access to extended weather data. In addition to providing a more verbose description of the current weather conditions, links are provided to the WeatherBug sites for extended data, forecasts, and alerts.
See it in action via YouTube:
Take WeatherBug for Second Life for a test drive in real time:
Just hit this link here if you have Second Life already installed to visit Cranial Tap headquarters in-world. Second Life is fully cross platform supporting Windows, Mac and Linux.
You can find the source code used here - please respect the copyright to this source code.
I have been running some polls on my blog and I decided to remove them for the sake of the WicketPixe update. So, now it is time to post the results.
- The first poll I posted was on what is the best CPU: Intel vs AMD. The winner is Intel.
- The next poll I posted was what is the best OS. Mac vs PC vs Linux. The winner is Mac.
- The next is: What is the best browser? The winner is Firefox.
- Next is: How did you like the Indiana Jones movie on a scale 1 to 5? Winner 5.
- Were would we be with out them Search engines. What is the best search engine? Winner Google of course.
So that is what I a=have found out from launching polls on my site. Feel free to comment on what you like and what you think is best. Also some back to tomorrow so you can learn how to make your own poll.
Microsoft Says People Really Like Vista
I've been using Microsoft Windows before it was even a Window :-). But I can't recall any operating system that has received such a negative reception as Vista has gotten. Yes. There have been problems when other operating systems were first introduced. Yes. We struggled with patches and fixes before getting things right. But I don't recall Microsoft having to tell people that an operating system was not as bad as some people have made it. According to the article from Todd Bishop:
"Customers who are using Windows Vista are seeing it and really liking it, and having good experiences, and customers who aren't are really negative about it," said Greg Amrofell, small-business lead product manager in Microsoft's Windows division. "We acknowledge that there's a perception gap that goes on with Windows Vista in small business, but we'd also assert that, with Windows Vista, a little seeing is believing."
I questioned that last claim. Amrofell's statement isn't supported by the phone calls and e-mails I continue to get from struggling Vista users whenever we publish something about the operating system.
These are people whose opinions are shaped by actually using Windows Vista — not by merely seeing Apple's Mac vs. PC ads. Of course, people contacting a reporter aren't a representative sample of the computing public. Happy Windows Vista users wouldn't be as compelled to call. But a blanket assertion of satisfaction doesn't seem justified.
Amrofell said in response that, according to Microsoft's research, small businesses using Windows Vista are three times more positive toward it than those who haven't actually experienced it. He said people may not have realized how the situation has improved since Windows Vista's launch, particularly its compatibility with devices and software.
In other words, the company is offering the technical support as reassurance for small businesses, but downplaying the need for support.
It seems that Apple is having a bigger impact than I had imagined. Yes. I have seen the Apple vs PC commercials. But it seems that Apple has put a dent in how Vista is being adopted by small businesses. Or should I say how it is not being deployed by small businesses. Microsoft is now offering a new support program for small businesses to help them deploy the new OS.
But here is an interesting point of view:
Free support will be available only to small businesses that buy new PCs with Windows Vista. Microsoft's Amrofell explained that small businesses typically make the transition to a new operating system when they upgrade to new hardware.
But in general, people seem to be at higher risk of experiencing complications with Windows Vista when they install it on existing hardware. If Microsoft really wants to display confidence in Windows Vista, it's curious that the company isn't extending the offer of free support to small businesses that upgrade their existing PCs to it.
Now that would have been interesting.
So what do you think? Will this new support get businesses to deploy Vista? Or will they wait for Windows 7 ? Switch to Apple computers? Or just keep what they got?
Comments welcome.
Gene Therapy Research In Developing World Raises Ethical Red Flags
Early stage gene therapy clinical trials are recruiting patients from the developing world, providing medically deprived populations access to interventions that show promise but have largely unknown effects in humans. According to commentary by bioethicists at Carnegie Mellon and McGill universities published in this week's issue of The Lancet, the practice may be inconsistent with international ethics guidelines on justice.
"There are many reasons why researchers might look to the developing world for research subjects," said Alex John London, lead author of "Justice in Translation: From Bench to Bedside in the Developing World" and director of Carnegie Mellon's Center for the Advancement of Applied Ethics and Political Philosophy. "But serious ethical issues can arise when research relies on the deprivations experienced by people living in developing countries to advance research that is not responsive to the urgent health needs of their communities."
London and his co-author, Jonathan Kimmelman, an assistant professor in McGill's Biomedical Ethics Unit, urge organizations that sponsor research in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) to ensure that they are addressing the most pressing health needs of those nations. The article also notes that any interventions developed as a result of such research should be affordable and easily implemented in those countries' health care systems.
While other authors have explored ethical issues in later stage clinical trials, in which the interventions have already been deemed safe and effective, for the most part, London and Kimmelman are the first to discuss the more complicated considerations surrounding the riskier early-stage research.
"Our report centers on complex agents like gene therapies that are being tested for the very first time in human beings," Kimmelman said.
Researchers have various reasons for turning to developing nations for clinical trial subjects. In some cases, patients are recruited because diseases like malaria were much more common in LMICs. In other cases, diseases are so rare as to necessitate worldwide recruitment. However, some trials also appear to have recruited patients who did not have access to treatments routinely available in developed countries. Such patients provide a pool of "treatment naive" subjects that would not otherwise be available to researchers. Treatment-naïve subjects are particularly valuable, as they offer the opportunity for researchers to observe an intervention's behavior on a blank canvas, of sorts.
Echoing requirements that have been articulated in a range of international ethics documents, such as that of the World Health Organization, London and Kimmelman urge organizations that sponsor research in LMICs to ensure that they are addressing urgent health needs of those nations. Ensuring that research meets this requirement represents an important step toward unlocking the substantial promise of innovative research like gene therapy for populations that often experience staggering health needs.
"Our goal is not to curtail research in low and middle-income countries," said London, who is also an associate professor of philosophy at Carnegie Mellon. "It is to make sure that project sponsors give careful consideration to relationship between a particular research study and the needs of the communities from which study participants are drawn."
[Mark Shainblum @ McGill University]
The Over-Charge for Gas with a Credit Card
With the price of gas, every cent counts. It is not unusual for drivers to stop and fill up the car or truck if they happen to find a station that sells gas for a few cents less. However, that bargain price may vanish quickly if you are paying for the gas purchase with a credit card:
"…The card giant Visa, for instance, typically charges a 2 percent fee for each credit card transaction to the station owner. If the price of a gallon of gas is $4.11, that translates to about 8 cents a gallon, which is then passed on to the consumer who pays with a credit card."
link: Credit Card Fees Up Gas Prices
The price that is advertised outside may not be what you are paying with the credit card. Many customers are finding that they are paying for the transaction fee that is charged to the business.
Check the credit card receipt the next time you are buying gas. You may find that that bargain price for fuel comes with a sneaky charge added to the bill.
Catherine Forsythe
The Perks of Being a Starbucks Partner
Starbucks partners (or employees) get treated very well by their employers. The number of benefits are near endless. Here is a short list of what the benefits include:
- Free drinks 30minutes before and after work shift, as well as during the shift
- 30% off drinks/equipment/coffee
- Free pound of coffee every week
- Stock options
- Health/Dental/Vision benefits for all employees who work an average 20 hours a week
- 401k
- Ability to work in any Starbucks Coffee Retail Store around the United Stated
- tips
With all of these great benefits, I have to say that one of my favorite is free AT&T wifi in any Starbucks Coffee location.
Starbucks Coffee goes through a lot of loops to ensure that the free drinks and 30% discount is used only for their partners. They get very angry if a partners discount is used and someone else ends up paying for the drink (they track it). They want to take care of their employees, but they want the benefits to remain in the company.
It is a great job that is fun and fast paced.


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It's going to be rough not being able to check back on these forums to catch up with old friends and to relive some of our finest internet gaming memories. Aside from the many flaws that were evident in the decision making of how this games final years were to come about I do have to say that as a member of the community of uberstrike we are what made this game special. It was an absolute privledge to fight along with this band of misfits that I built together from the ground up.
It was also an amazing experience creating friendships and watching uberstrike's most successful clans develop and contribute to this family-like atmosphere that we've all created for ourselves. Nothing can take that from us and anyone who's reading this should be proud of the memories they've created here.
RIFT is on steam but we're also on runescape lately lolz. We've got a clan on there named Spirit Animal and if any of you are interested in joining to come on and hang out with us we're looking to recreate somewhat of an uberstrike environment. Message Wolfenstine on there if interested and I'll recruit you into the clan. All are welcome.
I'm retiring with this message, It's been an honor unleashing all sith-like hell on the grounds of these forever nostalgic maps.
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Cops Snatch Phone from Wheelchair-bound Man for Recording Them, Cite him with 'Unauthorized Photography'By Carlos Miller
May. 02, 2014
1.Trump Rips Bill Kristol: "All The Guy Wants to do is Kill People and Go to War"
2.Migrants Thank 89-Yr-Old Austrian Man Who Gave Them Euros by Robbing Him
3.UK Home Secretary Theresa May Hails "Benefits" of Sharia Law
4.The Huffington Post Is What Happens When There's No Men In The Room
5.VIDEO: Anti-Trump Protester Spits on Asian-American Trump Supporter
6.Angry Birds Movie is Red-Pilled Anti-Immigration Propaganda
7.VIDEO: Trump Mocks Journo Who Says Calling Elizabeth Warren "Pocahontas" is "Very Offensive"
8.Is This The Most Fail Interview Of All Time?
Police snatched a phone from a disabled wheelchair-bound veteran who was recording them in front of a VA hospital in Tennessee as they harassed him over his service dog for not wearing a muzzle Tuesday.
However, there is no law that requires service dogs to wear muzzles. And there is certainly no law against him recording them.
But the VA police still cited him with "unauthorized photography," a statute that only applies in cases of voyeurism, especially of minors, when there is no expectation of privacy.
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A physiologically based pharmacokinetic model for oxytetracycline residues in sheep
Version of Record online: 20 FEB 2003
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2885.2003.00451.x
Journal of Veterinary Pharmacology and Therapeutics
Volume 26, Issue 1, pages 55–63, February 2003
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How to Cite
Craigmill, A. L. (2003), A physiologically based pharmacokinetic model for oxytetracycline residues in sheep. Journal of Veterinary Pharmacology and Therapeutics, 26: 55–63. doi: 10.1046/j.1365-2885.2003.00451.x
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- Issue online: 20 FEB 2003
- Version of Record online: 20 FEB 2003
- (Paper received 24 June 2002; accepted for publication 6 November 2002)
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A physiologically based pharmacokinetic model (PBPK) for oxytetracycline (OTC) residues in sheep was developed using previously published data from a combined serum pharmacokinetic and tissue residue study [Craigmill et al. (2000)J. Vet. Pharmacol. Ther.23, 345]. Physiological parameters for organ weights and tissue blood flows were obtained from the literature. The tissue/serum partition coefficients for OTC were estimated from the serum and tissue residue data obtained at slaughter. The model was developed to include all of the tissues for which residue data were available (serum, kidney, liver, fat, muscle and injection site), and all of the remaining tissues were combined into a slowly perfused compartment with low permeability. Total body clearance of OTC calculated in the previous study was used as the starting value for clearance in the PBPK model, with the kidney being the only eliminating organ. The model was built using ACSL (Advanced Continuous Simulation Language) Graphic Modeler®, and the model was fit to the serum and tissue data using the ACSL Math/Optimizer® software (AEgis Technologies Group, Inc., Huntsville, AL, USA). A sensitivity analysis was also performed to determine which parameters had the greatest effect on the goodness of fit. Numerous strategies were tested to model the injection site, and a model providing a biexponential absorption of the drug from the injection bolus gave the best fit to the experimental data. The model was validated using the clearance parameters calculated from the traditional pharmacokinetic model for each individual animal in the PBPK model. This simple PBPK model well predicted OTC residues in sheep tissues after intramuscular dosing with a long-acting preparation and may find use for other species and other veterinary drugs.


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That was awsome
Man, theres not many good stick fliks, only like xiao xiao, keep up the good work, and looking forward to ep. 3
Dude, a stick movie that didn't suck
That was actually very good. The extra effects that you threw in now and again really helped this movie a lot. Only real critiscism is that the voices where a bit inconsistant. If everything in that was voiced then it would be an awful lot better. Other than that it is a really good movie.
I never thought I could like a stick movie so much
This movie had everything I could ever hope for. Good sound quality, great graphics, for a stick movie, good humor, and a healthy dose of violence. The 3d part was a cool touch, too. The only problem I had with this movie was the end, after the fight. It seemed like you just stopped trying until the end cut scene.
pretty good
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"Simply stated, 'gun control' could not exist without an accompanying sea of disinformation."
[I have nothing else to add. -B]
"Simply stated, 'gun control' could not exist without an accompanying sea of disinformation."
[I have nothing else to add. -B]
Hey, I don't blame all Democrats for the Klan, or putting 110,000 Japanese in concentration camps, or for Tipper Gore wanting to censor rock music, or for getting us involved in Korea and Vietnam, or for the Bay of Pigs, or for Fred Phelps, or for Lyndon Larouche, or for repealing the caps on interest rates, or for selling our jobs overseas to China, or for the majority of domestic terror attacks Dems committed in the last two decades.
The irony is that they can't see the other side.
Michael Z. Williamson – Facebook Post
December 10, 2015
[The projection is quite strong with these people. For full context, here's the comic that spurred his quote.
It's the classic problem of again judging a whole group by the actions of a few while again saying we shouldn't do that. If this irony was butter it would be so thick it would be like steel. -B]
I am willing to accept and respect the awesome responsibility it is to own a gun. I will take training and follow safety rules and be as positive an example of an armed citizen as I can be, but not because I am forced to, but because my life and my safety and the safety of those that I love are worth me doing so.
December 8th, 2015
[And while I'm willing to accept that responsiblity for my self and demand that my rights be respected, does not mean that I am some how responsible for the acts of the irresponsible. That infinging on my own rights will some how benefit others.
I find it hilarious when I think about it many of us who do carry volunteer into our communities. Some are volunteer fire or EMTs. Some volunteer with CERT and other civil emergency services. We put our money where our mouth is when it comes to bettering our communities. Instead of just paying lip service with platitudes and laws, we pick up a hammer and nails taking action to make our communities a better place. Honestly, there is no better example than AGirl leading on that front. -B]
So, tonight DaddyBear wrote up a post just after I did a Quote of the Day. Well I had come to the same conclusion as I wrote that post and evidently I'm not alone.
I haven't said much about gun rights in a long time. To be honest, after the 2013 anti-rights push, I felt I was beginning to sound like a broken record. I still supported gun causes, but I stopped using this soap box and others to get the message out.
It appears as always the collective guilt train is out in force again. Attempting to blame people for things they didn't do. Not only blaming, but attempting to confiscate the property of innocent people who did nothing wrong. As if some how they can stop evil that is so vicious that it convinced two people to abandon their 6 month old baby so they could kill 14 people.
Let me be clear people, no matter how many laws you pass, no matter what barriers you put in place. You will not stop this kind of evil by merely passing laws. You must stand and fight. You must put the rabid dogs down when they show themselves. These people, while detached from reality, are so motivated to plan, acquire, detail, and act. You will not stop this by disarming and abusing innocent people.
Hell they still did this in California, with some of the most strict gun control in the country. Gun control didn't stop them in Paris either.
Yet here we are, with the media and the extreme fringe blaming the NRA and the gun owning public as if they are responsible for the deeds of a lunatic. No, we're not and collective guilt is bullshit.
So again I find myself winding up for the fight. Here currently on the soap box, with a drive over the next year for the ballot box. Additionally with a strive to educate those so they are ready even for the Jury Box. Lastly however we must train and prepare, even for the cartridge box. There are many who even think those first three boxes are a lost cause. Given many different factors they may be right, but currently the paths still exist so we must try.
Let me say here and now though they are flirting with a line in the sand for many. I remember the lessons of the 20th century. And well, this is the best way to describe exactly how I'm feeling right now.
If you ARE for denying people the right to own a gun or to get on an airplane because they're on a secret government list, then it speaks poorly both of your intellect and your character.
Seriously, that a sitting president would propose it, and people would follow it give me zero confidence the spirit that gave us Japanese internment is in the past.
[One would think we would have learned from that horrible chapter in history. However as that horrible black eye to American's everywhere was championed by one of the lefts favorites, FDR, it should be no surprise that the left is more than willing to repeat the same behavior now.
We haven't grown up, we haven't changed, people are just as nasty and bigoted towards those they disagree with than ever. Worse is they're more than willing to swing the power of the state to kill those they disagree with and see no moral problem with it. Keep your powder dry. -B]
Someone kept saying that gay people can get away with more and it be viewed as a good thing politically.
One thing that these morons don't understand is that the gay community has their Carnivale at the Pride Parades. Though it's mostly normal and mostly worksafe, certain floats are risque to say the least.
What's the difference? Those risque floats are in downtown Seattle, or even downtown Olympia, but it's NOT AT THE STATE FREAKING CAPITOL DURING THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION.
When gay people and their allies lobbied, they were normal every day people. Even the ones who wore the freaky costumes every pride came out, properly dressed like normal people.
Why? Because their rights were at stake.
(emphasis mine)
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[Gray nailed that son of a bitch so hard I think the ball is no permanently in LEO. I've heard many people compare the two communities and while there is definitely room for comparison there are some statements made that don't translate.
Having friends active in both communities is wonderfully educational. Doubly so if you're going to try to learn from the other in methods to fight for liberty.
Perspective is always important, especially with regards to lessons already learned elsewhere. -B ]
Initially I was writing up a post and just ran out of time on it but that is melding into this one. You see there was a group of people who engaged in attention seeking behavior during the January 15th rally and legislative meet that has quite honestly created a serious rift. Not only has it created a rift but there is a bit more of a history involved than just, "the crazies showed up." It should be noted that the following is my observations only and is not in any way to be attributed to any group I may volunteer for or work with.
Before the tally was even fully complete an individual started organizing a rally December 13th. There were numerous other individuals who were attempting to help ensure:
The group support route was heavily rejected. So much so that it actually made the Seattle Times as the organizer made decisions that were not exactly positive. Free permit, oh my god it's the end of the world because they're wanting a logistical heads up. But I digress. The permit thing became a very serious craw and caused many to just walk away to leave that organizer on his own. We didn't detract from his protest but we weren't supplying effort to support him, he was on his own.
At the same time, actually starting in September, conversation was started regarding an event at the capital in the event 594 passed. We directed the effort of all the groups trying to help with the December 13th rally to one where input, help, and unification actually came in to play. This however didn't stop claims from the other group of how we were undermining or attacking them. How no one really knows.
As we closed in on January 15th, it became more and more common. Attacking people who were working to support what they felt were going to be effective methods instead of what many felt of the December 13th rally where it would be a giant circle jerk where nothing was really accomplished.
Well nothing happened at the December 13th rally, there was no actual outcome or changes because of the rally. Not saying that people shouldn't have gone, but I have limited amounts of time and I have absolutely no interest in wasting my time on symbolic gestures. My goal is to be effective and actually achieve what I set out to do. I am also strategic about it and am willing to play the chess game to make it happen.
Some of people also tried to claim the rally was the work of SAF, CCRKBA, POGR, etc. Nope, sorry, hate to break it to you, it was 100% grass-roots. Know how I know? Because I was sitting at the tables helping plan the damn thing.
The morning of the 15th the rally was set up and all was well and good. At the start of the rally everyone was gathered on the steps and the speakers began. There were a couple outbursts yelling at speakers from a group of about 15-20 in the back who eventually moved all the way to the top of the Capitol steps. They had banners from the December 13 rally and were waving them. They yelled a couple of times to garner attention with one-off statements. Everyone for the most part ignored them. They started becoming more disruptive during Paige Biron's speech. I just ignored it, that is until we heard the familiar sound of charging handles and bolts. I was mortified when I looked back to see loaded magazines being pulled and inserted and charging handles struck. This happened about midway through Joe Huffman's speech. Who they kept trying to talk over as well. Joe did a fantastic job refusing to engage the misbehaving and distracting children in the back.
After the children started playing with their firearms there was a rapid influx of Washington State Patrol officers. One officer immediately approached the MC to find out how we would like to deal with the situation. I at the time was searching for another organizer so we could effectively talk to State Patrol. Everyone around me in the crowd, many of who were long time gunnies were noticeably alarmed and uncomfortable with what was going on. At least 3 people made comments about why WSP was not arresting them under R.C.W. 9.41.270.
After chatting with the M.C. the WSP officer immediately went up the stairs and shortly after the group dispersed into the Capitol. One lone individual came out yelling, "Patriots come help us storm our capitol." After 3 times he gave up and moved on. It should also be noted they did this just before Matt Shea spoke about HB-1245 and other pro-gun bills were discussed. I suppose not being at the center of attention was too much for them.
From there they entered the Capitol, I wasn't present for it but the news media was.
Here's a copy of the video of what happened in the gallery.
As much time as I spent in the legislative office buildings I didn't see any of these individuals there. I only ever saw them in the capitol building so I don't think they were there to actually engage and talk with their legislators.
Stop coon fingering your weapon, leave it alone unless you actually need it, you narcissistic attention whore.
From there we move into more WTFery.
This does not help engender relations or confidence with those on the other side, much less the fence. I found out that calls were coming into Olympia dispatch about an active shooter at the Capitol. It appears there were some Legislative Aids who were unaware of the rally, and the presence of masked men and long arms raised their concern.
Boy wonder himself makes an appearance in this thread, though I'm not sure it's publicly accessible. Watching him get roasted by our side was quite entertaining.
Press coverage did exactly what you expected. Focus on the crazy, ignore the every day individual.
Thankfully Q-13 did air part of their interview with Adina, however most of the actual photo coverage is the individuals above. As usual our buddies at the CSGV used the stupidity to their advantage.
The worst part though is there is now a threat to open carry in the Capitol. The initial shot came this morning:
Lt. Gov. Brad Owen announced Friday that the public will no longer be able to openly carry firearms in the state Senate chamber's public viewing area.
Owen said a notice of the change will be posted outside the gallery at the Capitol, likely before Monday's floor session.
"We're just noting that open carry is a form of demonstration and it's no different than carrying a placard or something else of that nature," he said.
I suspect this is going to backfire as anyone who can legally own a firearm but does not have a CPL must open carry. I don't concealed carry or open carry, I just freaking carry. The problem is we have people like the above who carry at people and that is the problem. I suspect a bar on long guns could probably stand, doubly so as this particular group was trying to use the long guns in a form of protest which is expressly forbidden in the gallery.
Dave Workman had this to say:
UPDATE (Friday, 5:45 p.m.) The Associated Press is now reporting that the State Senate is banning the open carry of firearms in the Senate gallery. This announcement underscores the backlash being expressed by many rights activists, including people who were at Thursday's rally, who were not favorably impressed by the open carry demonstration. There were several people in the crowd who were openly carrying sidearms, and who have been critical of the long gun exhibition.
Honestly I wish that WSP had nailed them under 270 or the violation of the gallery rules regarding protest and use of props. If you want to carry, then carry. But don't carry and then try to break the rules thinking your special. All you do is look like an ass and make the rest of us look bad, and in the end sabotage the efforts of the people you claim to support. Not only that but you may run rights backwards by being retarded.
The organizer for the December 13th rally was arrested on the 15th. It appears yelling at a judge while approaching the bench is not acceptable courtroom behavior.
In addition, he allegedly took exception to a ruling by Judge Judith L. McCauley because she did not want spectators live-streaming video from the courtroom.
"Seim began yelling at the judge and walking toward her bench," Gjesdal said. McCauley "ordered him removed from the courtroom."
When deputies tried to escort him out, he allegedly began to pull away and resist. He was placed under arrest and later booked into jail for interfering with a court, disorderly conduct and contempt of court, Gjesdal said.
Most entertainingly the stupidity appeared to be genetic as his father decided to get arrested in a show of solidarity with him.
Honestly I feel a bit betrayed by my own. Get the hell off my side. As someone reminded me tonight:
"Politics is the art of the possible."
We are quite literally trying to accomplish the impossible in a not totally friendly environment. We need 2/3s majority to touch anything and that isn't possible without fence sitters. Further when people on our own side are shaking their heads you can turn what was a level battle into an uphill one. We most likely won't actually get a full repeal this round, after yesterday it most likely will be DOA as it won't even make it through committee since that's not full of friendlies. My goal is to be effective and get shit done. Acting like a child and throwing a tantrum doesn't help anyone. All it does is make you look like an ass. Tell me, is anyone other than the child excited when throwing a tantrum in a store?
What would truly deter the next attack is to have it end without the glamour. Getting unceremoniously shot in the face by barista Cindi ("I'm really an actress!") after she pulls her J-frame from under her apron before you can even take hostages is a lot less glamorous than meeting your end against a dozen of Sydney's finest. Sadly, this is not an option in Australia, but where it is legal? Carry your damn guns, folks.
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He did fight 1 top fighter, Philip Holiday, and he looked dead average.
I keep seeing "If Diaz rocked Marquez at Lightweight, what do you think Mosley would do?"
That's like saying "If Diaz rocked Marquez at Lightweight, what do you think Pacquaio at 147 will do?"
And how about "If Shane couldn't stop Holiday at 135 (The only top fighter he fought there and ranked in general) then how's he going to stop Marquez?"
Shane will catch him and hurt him, perhaps drop him but he's not going to stop him. And he get's throughly outboxed from then on.
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Shane was bigger, faster, and stronger as a LW than piss drinker is
don't think Marquez would see the last bell
he doesn't have the jab to deal with Shane like others who beat him
rangy guys with inside strength gave Shane the business
can't see Marquez duplicating that
as a LW, Shane was just as good a combination puncher as Marquez
Shane might not blow him out but he'd stop him eventually
Marquez wouldn't be strong enough to hurt him
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And not to mention, Shane was also a devastating body puncher at 135 too. Hypothetically speaking, Mosley would just simply overpower JMM at the weight class because he was an oversized lightweight with too much skill.
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mosley by UD... Drops Marquez a few times...
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I have Mosley by KO. Forgetting the KO JMM just got on Manny, he did have a tough time with Katsidis and Juan Diaz. Mosley at 135 was fast as sh*t and had power and wasn't a small Lightweight.
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At 135 Shane was one of the best fighters I have ever seen. Shane KO's JMM.
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Server-Based Security - In his New York session, Bill McGee - Co-Founder & VP of Technology at Third Brigade - will discuss the key security and compliance challenges affecting physical, virtual and cloud computing server environments.McGeee will discus how, though virtualization has poked serious holes into traditional perimeter security controls and cloud computing has effectively evaporated them, firewalls and IDS/IPS are not obsolete.
VDI - The journey to desktop virtualization will take many steps but will desktop environments be able to pass the Virtualization Turing Test? Ami Holder from Tranxition is giving a session in New York in which delegates will be able to learn about best practices for bringing their users' personalized environments along to a VDI environment so they can achieve the cost benefits of VDI without imposing major disruption and lost productivity on their user base.
Virtual Security - Security is a critical issue that, left unaddressed, will ultimately negate many of the benefits or virtualization. Virtualization security expert Ted Ritter, from Nemertes Research, will be giving an intriguing session in NYC that covers the principal elements of virtualization security, the solutions and vendors in the space and recommendations for organizations that are struggling to secure the benefits of their virtualization efforts.
Virtualization Turing Test - see VDI
VM Densities - Systems management solutions are now available today that can help companies proactively and continually monitor resource utilization to better optimize current virtual infrastructure investments with the goal being to significantly increase VM densities and to lower the cost per VM. The Founder & CEO of VKernel will be giving a session in New York showing delegates how to get the most out of their existing virtualization hardware and software investments – instantly saving money and enabling them to even delay future hardware/capacity purchases, while still growing their environment and meeting performance standards.
Cloud Computing Technology Contributors of 2009
10Gen, 3Leaf Systems, 6fusion International, Absolute Performance, Ajaxo, Alentus, Appirio, Appistry, Aptaria, Arena Maxtronic, Arista Networks, Asankya Networks, BitRock, BlueLock, Boomi , Box.net, Canaan Partners, Casdex, Chris Richardson Consulting, CITTIO, Cloud Architects, Cloud9 Analytics, CloudRamp, CloudScale Networks, Cloudscape.ws, CloudWorks, CNI Systems, CohesiveFT, CollabNet, Concentric, Cordys, Cronus Partners, CSRware, CuperTek, Cycle Computing, Dataline, Dell, DNAmail, eBay, Elastra, Engine Yard, Enki Consulting, Enomaly, Excelian, Flexiscale, Forrester, Fortress ITX, G.ho.st, Gear6, GigaSpaces, GoGrid, GraphLogic, GridGain, IBRIX, InfoQ, IntelePeer, IronKey, Iterative Designs, ITO America, Jamcracker, Joyent, JumpBox, Just Skill, Kaavo, Linxter, Mohr Davidow Ventures, MessageLabs, Mimecast, Model Metrics, Moderro Technologies, Moka5 (MokaFive), Mosso, Netmagic, NewServers, Ocarina Networks, Panorama Software, Parabon Computation, Parallels, ParaScale, Patni Computer Systems, Peer1 Networks, Platform Computing, PLX Technology, ProjectLocker, Promise Technology, Qlayer, QlikTech, Rackspace, RampRate, Red Hat, Reliance Globalcom, RightScale, Robson Taylor, Rogue Wave, rPath, Salesforce.com, Sapotek, Saugatuck Technology, ScanSafe, ServePath, ServiceCloud, SIMtone, SkillSoft, Skytap, SmugMug, SOASTA, Solace Systems, Spiceworks, SpiderOak, Symphony Services, Tap In Systems, Teneros, Terremark, Transitive, Trend Micro, Union Square Advisors, Unisys, Univa UD, uTest, Vertica, Weber Shandwick, Widen Enterprises, XCalibre, Zabovo.com, Zeus Technology, and Zuora.
Virtualization Technology Contributors of 2009
123Together.com, 361 Degrees, 3PAR, 8e6 Technologies, A10 Networks, Aastra, Accario, Accellion, AccessFlow, AceNet, ACMA, Acronis, Actional, activePDF, Acxiom, Adaptec, ADC, Adder, Adexis, Adtran, Agilysys, Agito Networks, AirMagnet, Akorri, ALADDIN Knowledge Systems, Alcatel-Lucent, Alert Logic, AlterPoint, Altor Networks, AMAX, AMCC, Amyuni, Apani, APC, APCON, APM Experts, Appistry, Applied Innovations, Apptio, Aquantia, Arastra, Aravo, Arbor Solutions, ArcSight, Areohive Networks, Array Networks, Arrow ECS, ARTEC - Computer, Asigra, Asoka USA, Aspera, Astaro Internet Security, Atempo, ATEN Technology, Attune Systems, AutoVirt, Avanade, Avaquest, Avaya, Aventiv-NomaDesk, Avocent, AVTECH, AXIOMTEK, BakBone, BBN Technologies, BDNA, BEA Systems, Bedsole, Benchmark Capital, Berkeley Varitronics, BigFix, Bivio Networks, Blade Network, Blue Lane, BlueArc, BluePoint, BlueStripe, Bobcares, Bosanova, Brigh Technologies, Brocade, CA, CalAmp, Capitial Trust Ventures, Cassatt, Catbird, Cayenne, CDG, Ceedo, Certeon, Champion Solutions, Check Point Software, Chip PC, CiRBA, Citihub, Citrix Systems, ClearCube, CommVault, Compass America, Compellent, Compugen, Computer Lab International, Concentsus, Configuresoft, Continuity Software, Coraid, Courion, Coyote Point Systems, cPanel, Credit Suisse, Crosswalk, CrystalTech Web Hosting, CSC, Data Domain, Databarracks, DataCore, DataDirect, Datagardens, DataPipe, DataSynapse, DC3 Solutions, Dell, EqualLogic, Desktone, Devon IT, Digipede, Doctrino Systems, DocuSign, DoubleTake Software, Dynamic Network Factory, DynamicOps, Ecora Software, eG Innovations, Egenera, Electric Cloud, Electrorack, Embotics, Emulex, Endeavors Technology, Enigmatic, Enomaly, Entuity, EqualLogic, Ericom, EVault, Evolving Solutions, Exinda, eXludus, Extentrix Systems, F5Networks, FalconStor, Faronics, FastScale, FastSoft, FOCUS Consulting, Fortinet, Fortisphere, Fugitive LLC, Fujitsu Systems, Fusepoint, FusionStorm, Gateworks, Getronics, Gibraltar Solutions, GlassHouse Technologies, GlobalFluency, GlobalSCAPE, GlobalSign, Green Hills Software, Grid Dynamics, GRIDtoday, groupSPARK, Hiperware, Hitachi Data Systems, Hubspan, Hurricane Electric, Hyper9, HyPerformix, Hyperic, I2 Technology, IGEL Technology, Ignite Consulting, Illumita, IMEX Research, Incipient, Insight Venture Partners, InstallFree, INSYSTEK,Integrien, Ipswitch, Isilon Systems, iTrinegy, KACE, Kaseya, KI Lipton, Kidaro, Kingston Technology, KnownHost, Lanamark, LeftHand Networks, Lenovo, Leostream, Liquid Computing, Lucid8, LynuxWorks, Magirus, Mailtrust, Mainline, ManageIQ, ManageSoft, Marathon Technologies, Marketo, Markitects, McAfee, Meridian IT, Metron, Microsemi, Microserv, Mid-Atlantic Computers, MIMOS, Mimosa Systems, Mindbridge Software, Miva Merchant, MonoSphere, Morph Labs, Mxi Technologies. mySoftIT, Nagarro, Namescape, Ncomputing, NEC, Nemertes, NeoPath, Neoware, Net Magic, NetApp, Neterion, NetEx, NetIQ, Netuitive, Network Appliance, Neverfail, New Age Technologies, New Idea Engineering, NewTek, Nexenta, NextIO. Nimsoft, Niyuta, NoMachine, Nortel, Novell, Old Road Computing, Omnitron, On The Avenue, ONStor, Opalis Software, Open Kernel Labs, OpenHosting, OpenSpan, Optaros, Opus Capital, PacketTrap, Palm, Inc., Panda Security, Pano Logic, Pattern Insight, Peak IP Solutions, PHD Technologies, Phoenix Technologies, Phurnace Software, Pillar Data Systems, Pinnacle Cart, Pivot3, Platespin, Proofpoint, ProServeIT, ProSync, Provision Networks, , Q1 Labs, QG Software, Qualys, Quest Software, R1Soft, Racemi, RACKWISE, Radiant Logic, Raritan, Raxco Software, Red Hat, Reflex Security, Regan Technologies, Resolution Enterprises, RF Code, Riverbed, RSA Security, Ruckus Wireless, Sagent Solutions, SanDisk, SAVVIS, ScaleMP, Scalent Systems, ScienceLogic, ScriptLogic, Seanodes, Secure Command, Secure Computing, Sentillion, ServInt, Shavlik, Silpion, SIMtone, Singularity Technologies, Sitemasher, SmarterTools, Socialcast, SoftLayer, SolarWinds, SolutionSet, Sonasoft, SSH Communications Security, StackSafe, Starfire, SteelEye Technology, StillSecure, StoneFly, Stonesoft, Stoneware, StorageCraft, StorageNetworking.org, StorMagic, Stratus, Sun Microsystems , Oren Tech, SunView, Supermicro,, Surgient, SWsoft, Sycros, Symantec, Systar, Telecompute, The 451 Group, The Israeli Association of Grid Technologies, TheInfoPro, ThinkEquity Partners, ThinPrint, Third Brigade, Tideway, Tigerpaw, TOA Solutions, ToutVirtual, Train Signal, TRANGO Virtual Processors, Tresys Technology, Trigence, Tripwire, Twisted Pair Solutions, UK-2 Limited, Ulteo, UniPrint, United Devices, V.i. Labs, VaST Systems, VDIworks, VeeAm Software, Veodia, Verio, VeriSign, Vicom, Vigilar, VirtenSys, Virtera, Virtual Computer, Virtual Iron, VirtualizationChat.com, VirtualLogix, Virtugo, Virtutech, Visionapp, VisionCore, VKernel, VM People, VM6, VMLogix, vmSight, vThere, Vyatta, Wyse Technology, XDS, XenoCode, Xiotech, xkoto, Xsigo.
AJAX & RIA Technology Contributors of 2009
3Tera, Abaque, Accenture, AccuRev, AccuSoft, Active Endpoints, Active Inquiry, ActiveState, Actuate, Adaptive Blue, Adaptive Path, Adobe Systems, Afrous Dashboard, Agitar Software, AGOSYS, AJAX 13, Akamai, Alfresco, Allurent, Alpha Software, Altova, Amazon.com, Appcelerator, Appeon, Apple Computer, Applibase, , AppTrigger, Apress, Aptana, Aragon Consulting, Art & Logic, Ask Pivot, Asperon, Astreya, Atlassian, Aztecsoft, Azul Systems,, BackBase, Barracuda Networks, Baynote, BEA Systems, Bizwhazee, Black Duck, Blogtronix, BlueFolder, BlueTie, BondDesk, Borland, BOSSdev, Bottomline, BScaler, Bungee Labs, Burton Group, CambrianHouse, Canoo Engineering, Cassatt, Cast Iron, Catalyst Resources, Cenzic, Chordiant, CIGNEX, Cisco Systems, Cision, Citrix Systems, Claria, Clearspring, CodeFlare, Codign, Coghead, Cognizant, ComponentArt, ComponentOne, Conference Guru, Coradiant, Corent Technology, CoreSpeed, Corizon, Crescendo Networks, CSS Group, cStar Technologies, CSW Group, Curl, Cybage, Cynergy Systems, Dapper, Dassault Systèmes, DataDirect, Day Software, dCongo, deCarta, Dell, Denim Group, Denodo, Design Universe, DeviceAnywhere, Dialcom, Dice.com, DiscountASP.NET, DotNetNuke, Drangonfly, DreamFace Interactive, Dynamic Toolbar, DynaTrace, EffectiveUI, Egnyte, Ektron, Elastic Path, Elementool, EMC, Encanvas, ENOVIA Matrix One, EnterpriseDB, Ephox, esnips, ESRI, Etelos Systems, etouch, Evans Data, Exadel, ezAJAX, F5 Networks, FeedbackFX, Fig Leaf Software, Finetooth, Fiorano Software, firstRain, FiveRuns, Foldera, Force10 Networks, Fortify, Forum Systems, Fotango, Freewebs, froglogic, Funambol, FundingPost, Furtherahead.com, Fusion Technologies, Gaggle.Net, GemStone, genius.com, Genuitec, Gizmox, Glassbox, GoGrid, Gomez, Inc., GreenHat, GreenPoint, GridApp Systems, Groupware Technology, Helmi Technologies, Hitachi America, Hosting.com, HostMySite.com, HP Software, Hummer Winblad Venture Partners, Ibiza Software, IBM, ICEsoft, ILOG, Impetus, iNetOffice, Infinilogic, Infragistics, Ingres, Inimit, Innominds, Innoopract, inpowr, InsideView, Instancy, Instantiations, Integration New Media, Intel, IntelliObjects, Intelliun, Interactive Networks, InterSystems, Isomorphic, IT Mill, ITtoolbox, JackBE, JadeLiquid, JasperSoft, Javeline, JBoss, JellyCloud, JetBrains, Jive Software, K2, Kaazing, Kapow, Keynote Systems, KonoLive, Krugle, Laszlo Systems, Lightstreamer, M/Gateway, Magic Software, Mainsoft, Manning Publications, Marathon Technologies, Mashery, Mashmatrix, MaxiScale, MB Technologies, Metia Software, Microsoft, Midnight Coders, Molecular, MomentumSI, Morfik, Neocleus, Neotys, Netfective, Netmite, NetSuite, Nexaweb, Nextapp, NextAxiom, NextDB.net, Nirvanix, Nitobi, Northwoods Software, Novell, Novulo, OASIS, ObjectWave, OpenLink, OpenLogic, OpenSpot, OpenWave, OPNET, OpSource, Oracle, OrangeHRM, OSS Nokalva, Parasoft, Passport Corporation, Pentaho, Perforce, Pervasive Software, Primavera Systems, PushToTest, QLogic, Quasar Technologies, Quest Software, Rackable Systems, Radialpoint, RadView Software, Rearden Commerce, Recursion Software, Red Hat, Roaring Penguin, Salesforce.com, SAP, Saven Technologies, Scalix, Servoy, SkillBuilders, Skyway, SL Corporation, SlickEdit, SnapLogic, SOA Software, Software AG, Software FX, Sonic Software, SoonR, Splunk, SugarCRM, Sun Microsystems, Sybase, iAnywhere Solutions, Symphoniq, TeaLeaf Technology, Tele Atlas, telerik, ThinkFree, TIBCO Software, TriveraTechnologies, Valtech, Visual Mining, VMware, Vocus, WatchFire, WaveMaker, Web Spiders, WebAppCabaret, Webtide, Wipro, WSO2, XAware, Xenos, Xythos Software, Yahoo!, Zapatec, ZCubes, Zimbra, ZOHO, and Zoovy.
SOA / WOA Technology Contributors of 2009
/n Software, Aberdeen Group, Abovo Group, AccelTree, activePDF, ActiveServers, Actuate, AdventNet, AgentWare, Agilent Technologies, AgilePath, Altova, AmberPoint, AMD, Amentra, American Coders, Amyuni, AppSense, Apptricity, Aprimo, Arbortext, Attachmate, Autodesk, Azul Systems, BEA Systems, B-hive, Black Hat, BlackDuck Software, BlueNote Networks, BMC Software, Borland, BroadVision, Business Objects, CA, CalAmp, CapGemini, Catalyst Systems, CheckFree, ClearApp, Codagen, COGNOS, ComponentSource, Composite Software, CSC, Compuware, Covalent, DevelopMentor, DigitalAssets, Eclipse.org, Embarcadero Technologies, EnterpriseDB, Fair Isaac, Farata Systems, Fiorano, Forum Systems, Fuego, Fujitsu, Gartner Group, Gizmox Systems, Global Knowledge, Gluecode Software, GT Software, Gutenberg Communications, HP, HiT Software, Hitachi, HP Bluestone, Information Builders, Interwoven, Ipedo, iTKO, J9 Technologies, Jacada, JustSystems, Layer 7 Technologies, LogicLibrary, LogiXML, MacroVision, Maestro CMS, Magoo Software, McAfee.com, Mellanox, Micro Focus, Mindreef, MKS / Mortice Kern Systems, NASTEL Technologies, NEON Systems, NetIQ, OMG, Object Management Group, ObjectBuilders, ObjectFocus, Objective Solutions, Open Text, OpenLogic, OpenMake, OpenSpan, OpTier, Optika, Oracle, PaperThin, PerfectXML, Perficient, Inc, preEmptive Solutions, Progress Software, Prolifics, Rackspace, Red Hat / JBoss, Rogue Wave, RSA Security, SAP, Sapiens, Seagull Software, Seapine Software, ServerLogic, SOALogix, SOAMatrix, Sonic Software, SpikeSource, StrikeIron, Sybase, Telelogic, Teradata, Thinstall, Thoughtworks, TIBCO Software, Tidal Software, VeriSign, Versant, Versata, Vertigo Software, Visual Numerics, Vitria, Vordel, Wakesoft, Web Age Solutions, WebLayers, Webmetrics, Websense, Wily Technology, WinMill Software, WSO2, XMethods, XMLCities, ZapThink, and Zend Technologies.
|SaaSPlex 12/18/08 01:33:58 PM EST
It might also be worth checking out SaaSPlex. www.saasplex.com
The SaaSPlex platform was developed to address some of the operational and business issues which start to occur as organizations move from the traditional model of addressing application delivery to a utility model of delivery. Some time ago we in SaaSplex recognized that technology and infrastructure would enable the delivery of real SaaS applications to the marketplace. As a result we believed that organizations would look to align the IT spend more closely to their business objectives.
When an organization makes the move to SaaS and deploys a single application no real compromise of control is experienced, however when a second or third is added and if other web enabled applications follow suit the environment becomes harder to manage. Now imagine organizations wanting to offer multiple SaaS apps to thousands of end user organisation (e.g Telcos) how could they manage this environment? Looking ahead to Telco 2.0 and the stated aim of delivering apps as part of their strategy for the next few years and we in SaaSPlex saw an opportunity which we wanted to address.
The SaaSPlex platform is designed to manage the delivery of Multiple SaaS applications to multiple (or single) organisations with a single management platform.
It delivers: Automated deployment of any web enabled application into the cloud, Single sign on for users to all apps, Resource Management, User Management and billing.
for more feel free to contact us.
|wlouth 11/10/08 04:23:06 PM EST
You forgot JINSPIRED which has delivered the first feature rich and scalable activity-based costing (ABC) solution for enterprise applications that dynamically assigns costs to applications, services and components based on multi-resource consumption, delivering a unified approach to performance management and cost management for cloud computing.
A Unified Approach To Performance Management and Cost Management
Our recent product release news.
By the way I find it hard to imagine any serious cloud computing management solution being based on a central management server architect and using traditional costing approaches unless we are talking about a basic status solution.
|stevecrawf 11/10/08 12:30:30 PM EST
Jamcracker provides cloud-based provisioning services that enable channel partners of all shapes and sizes (from MSPs to Tier 1 Carriers) to resell name-brand as well as niche-focused on-demand services, many of which are listed in this posting.
The commercials, in addition to connectivity, are based on Master Distribution Agreements that Jamcracker has negotiated, on behalf of its distribution partners, with the SaaS ISVs.
A complete SaaS Catalog (or Cloud Catalog...) of services available within the Jamcracker Services Delivery Network is available at http://www.saascatalog.com .
|appnexus 11/07/08 03:46:29 PM EST
AppNexus offers scalable, enterprise-level, self-service hosting, that is fast, reliable, secure, and transparent. You can run any OS you want on our cloud. Please visit wiki.appnexus.com for more information.
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With major technology companies and startups seriously embracing IoT strategies, now is the perfect time to attend @ThingsExpo 2016 in New York and Silicon Valley. Learn what is going on, contribute to the discussions, and ensure that your enterprise is as "IoT-Ready" as it can be! Internet of @ThingsExpo, taking place Nov 3-5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, is co-located with 17th Cloud Expo and will feature technical sessions from a rock star conference faculty ...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Tintri Inc., a leading producer of VM-aware storage (VAS) for virtualization and cloud environments, will exhibit at the 18th International CloudExpo®, which will take place on June 7-9, 2016, at the Javits Center in New York City, New York, and the 19th International Cloud Expo, which will take place on November 1–3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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WebRTC is bringing significant change to the communications landscape that will bridge the worlds of web and telephony, making the Internet the new standard for communications. Cloud9 took the road less traveled and used WebRTC to create a downloadable enterprise-grade communications platform that is changing the communication dynamic in the financial sector. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Leo Papadopoulos, CTO of Cloud9, will discuss the importance of WebRTC and how it enables companies to fo...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that EastBanc Technologies will exhibit at SYS-CON's 18th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 7-9, 2016, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY. EastBanc Technologies has been working at the frontier of technology since 1999. Today, the firm provides full-lifecycle software development delivering flexible technology solutions that seamlessly integrate with existing systems – whether on premise or cloud. EastBanc Technologies partners with p...
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SYS-CON Events announced today TechTarget has been named "Media Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 18th International Cloud Expo, which will take place on June 7–9, 2016, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY, and the 19th International Cloud Expo, which will take place on November 1–3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. TechTarget is the Web's leading destination for serious technology buyers researching and making enterprise technology decisions. Its extensive global networ...
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