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Joyent, Inc., which has billed itself in several different ways over the years is now billing itself as "the container infrastructure company." The company is actually making a lot of smart moves. In November I reported on how Joyent has announced that it is open sourcing its core technology. Joyent's platform can compete with OpenStack and other cloud offerings, and facilitates efficienet use of container technologies like Docker.
OPNFV Adds New Members to Open Source SDN/NFV ProjectSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 11th of December 2014 03:16:25 PM Filed under
The Linux Foundation has announced that four new industry partners—Array Networks, Midokura, Ooredoo and Sonus Networks—are backing OPNFV, the open source software-defined networking (SDN) and network functions virtualization (NFV) platform.
MongoDB gets its first native analytics toolSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 11th of December 2014 12:36:47 PM Filed under
Most companies realize they need to become more data driven in order to make better decisions and identify new opportunities. Many also recognize the need for new tools to analyze their data, much of it stored in operational systems.
At the same time, for their operational systems, a growing number of companies have adopted NoSQL databases, the most popular of which is the document database MongoDB. Unfortunately, document databases are nobody's first choice for analytics, so people end up using ETL to move data from MongoDB to an RDBMS or Hadoop for analysis. ETL processing adds latency, however -- perhaps too much latency if you want your business to be "data driven."
Why your organisation will thank you for going open sourceSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 11th of December 2014 11:49:50 AM Filed under
With all the information available on the internet and on websites like FutureGov, it's no longer difficult to know the merits of open source and how other government agencies have been benefiting from it. The bigger challenge would be how to convince your finance department to believe in these merits enough that they would reallocate their budget to back it.
Also: Zimbra releases new report highlighting greater trust in open source among IT professionals than proprietary software
6 of the Best Open Source Holiday Gifts for SMBsSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 11th of December 2014 11:46:11 AM Filed under
'Tis the season to look beyond the usual humdrum small business gear and give your favorite small business owner something new and unusual. In this roundup we'll look at a little flying and rolling camera drone, a mobile library and Webserver, a new-generation 3D printer, a clever customizable key organizer that you can print with the 3D printer, a cutting-edge programmable LED flashlight, and an Android smartwatch.
Some of these picks should be useful for your small business, and they all make superior gifts for employees and customers. Forget the Christmas hams—give cool gadgets instead.
Open source for sensitive emailSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Wednesday 10th of December 2014 07:47:41 PM Filed under
We often discuss the many benefits of open source software. The single most important factor, the one that all benefits emerge from, is open. This is actually at the heart of what the software is, a community-driven software package with full transparency into the code base. Governments care about open source because it provides three powerful benefits: monetary savings, improved quality, and better security and privacy. This last benefit is often less-than-obvious, but equally important.
Report: 15 percent of IT tenders ask for brand instead of solutionSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 10th of December 2014 05:05:41 PM Filed under
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MariaDB Enterprise adds Suse Linux and IBM Power8 supportSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Tuesday 9th of December 2014 06:06:55 PM Filed under
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"MariaDB Enterprise's new Notification Service means that crawling through lengthy change logs and wondering if the latest security vulnerability will affect database performance are in the past," the firm said.
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Which is why investors are now giving the startup $20 million, Nginx announced in a statement today.
Open source all over the worldSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 9th of December 2014 12:44:19 PM Filed under
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – It took until about 9:30 a.m. Monday for the Red Sox to set the tone for this year's baseball winter meetings, coming to an agreement with free agent Mike Napoli.
Three days later, the Sox are heading home still the talk of the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Hotel, and the baseball world.
True, Wednesday – really the final day of the meetings (except for Thursday morning's Rule 5 Draft, which the Red Sox aren't expected to partake in due to 40-man roster restraints) – there was no three-year, $39 million deal like the ones handed out to both Napoli and Shane Victorino the two previous days. But that didn't mean Ben Cherington and Crew had drifted into the offseason shadows.
There was a source confirming the Red Sox' continued interest in free agent shortstop Stephen Drew.
Another source suggested free agent pitcher Ryan Dempster was still in the Red Sox' cross-hairs.
The "Jacoby Ellsbury is on the block" buzz also continued throughout the halls of the monstrous hotel, although Cherington did his best to slow down such a theory when meeting with the Boston media.
"You answer the phone and take the calls and listen to ideas. Our expectation is Jacoby will be here and be our center fielder," said Cherington. "[Dealing Ellsbury] is not our intent. We're expecting Jacoby to have a really good year in 2013 and be a huge part of what we're doing."
Ellsbury's agent, Scott Boras, also did nothing to accelerate the rumors.
"I do what Jacoby Ellsbury tells me to do," Boras said when meeting with the media Wednesday. "And I think Jacoby is at this point focused on playing in Boston and seeing where things go after this year. I'm sure Ben and I will be talking about his contract here in January, and until we're told otherwise, that's the focus of it."
And, of course, there was some more Josh Hamilton scuttlebutt.
Sources confirm that Hamilton met with both Cherington and Red Sox manager John Farrell off-site Monday. And while the get-together took place prior to the Sox filling another one of their outfield spots with the Victorino signing, the team continues to be interested in the offseason's most prized commodity at the right price.
If Hamilton's market remained within the three-year range, the conversation regarding the Red Sox could get very real. The Sox are winning head-to-head financial battles left and right, these days, as long as it remains about annual average salary, and not duration of the deal.
The problem for the Red Sox regarding Hamilton has always been the likelihood that some team's desperation leads it to the uncomfortable level of four or five years. That scenario was becoming more and more likely, with reports coming out of Seattle late Wednesday night that the Mariners were "very close" to getting a deal done. Texas is also looming, with Rangers president Nolan Ryan not ruling out signing both pitcher Zack Greinke (whom his team have seemingly become a favorite for) and Hamilton.
If Hamilton ever did slide to the Sox, the motivation to deal Ellsbury would increase significantly. It would also potentially alter the team's view of targeting any high-priced free agents in the next few years, especially a much-improved starting pitching market next offseason.
(For reference sake, WEEI.com's Alex Speier currently projects the Red Sox' payroll at approximately $138 million in each of the next two seasons based on their current commitments.)
With no Hamilton, the plan seems a bit clearer: 1. Hold onto Ellsbury (unless sweetheart deal comes along); 2. See where the starting pitching market continues to fall; 3. Define the last piece of the outfield puzzle (along with what kind of versatility they can acquire to help fill in at first base).
Cherington talked about the pitching market never quite gaining the steam some thought it might at the outset of the meetings, with the Dan Haren one-year agreement with the Angels serving as the only true potential difference-maker. And while the Red Sox did have some interest in Joe Blanton, the righty's deal with the Angels certainly hasn't thrown the Sox for too much of a loop.
Greinke, Anibal Sanchez, Edwin Jackson and Kyle Lohse are trending toward getting the kind of yearly-commitment the Red Sox aren't willing to dive into (although teams like the Dodgers certainly are). But there are names like Brandon McCarthy, Francisco Liriano and Dempster that remain intriguing (albeit each somewhat flawed in their own ways).
As for that other outfielder, Nick Swisher would appear to be the best fit – a switch-hitter who can also play first base. But there figures to be enough interest in the 32-year-old (Indians, Phillies, Mariners) that a Red Sox' offer might fall short. Too many years, too much money (while costing a draft pick), and not enough of a need.
Perhaps the best bargain may wind up being Cody Ross, who might jump back in with the Sox without a three-year deal if the annual average for a two-year contract is bumped up a bit.
No draft pick would nee to be surrendered for signing Ross. And even though he would add another right-handed bat to an already righty-heavy roster, a successful pursuit of the left-handed-hitting Drew could ease that anxiety.
Oh, and in case you're wondering, if his physical goes as planned, Napoli will be bookending this winter meetings week with an introductory press conference Friday.
Dale, Michael and Jerry dig into the details of this draft for the Patriots with ESPN's Mike Reiss.
Giardi and Price discuss the Tom Brady appeal getting overturned and Roger Goodell's victory tour. The guys can't believe the victory lap and some of his behavior. The more you listen to him, the more frustrating his behavior becomes.
Giardi and Price break down how the teams in the AFC East altered their futures after the NFL Draft weekend.
Sam Packard is joined by Celtics 2nd Round draft pick Abdel Nader to discuss his path to the the NBA and how he plans to improve his game. Sam then talks to Player Development Coach Nick Friedman from Elite Skills Training, the pre-Draft camp Nader attended. Friedman also gives his opinion on the Celtics performance at summer league and the development of Jaylen Brown.
Isaiah Thomas talks to Glenn and Lou about why he loves Boston, the NBA Money Bump, oh, and some Durant guy
Danny Ainge joins Glenn and Christian to explain the Celtics draft process; and he also discusses the trade rumors that permeated the night.
Christian recaps the Sox 2-1 loss to the Twins. Eduardo Rodriguez had a good showing tonight but couldn't get the run support needed to secure a W. Thoughts on all of that as well as your calls on Red Sox Review.
Red Sox Starting Pitcher Steven Wright joins Glenn, John Tomase, and Tom Caron to discuss pitching the knuckler in adverse conditions, his journey through MLB, and his All-Star experience.
The final hour of RSR features your calls as well as some thoughts on Clay Buchholz and Fenway Park.
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DJ and Pete are together for the final Sunday Skate of the season. They get into their overall thoughts on the season, the Bruins keeping Claude Julien on as head coach and the end-of-season press conferences last week. They discuss the rebuild process, what the Bruins need and how they can obtain it. Plenty of callers have their own theories and opinions on all of these topics as well.
Former rock jock Gary Tanguay channels his radio past to attempt to "hit the post" of several classic soft rock favorites as Minihane eggs him on.
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The 8am hour stays off the rails with Kirk and Gary discussing Ken the producer's sex life and how attractive women find them
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Glenn, John Tomase, and Tom Caron discuss Clay Buchholz' current state of limbo.
With less than a week before camp opens up, we discuss some Patriots on a day that just feels like NFL training camp weather.
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In honor of the passing of coach Dennis Green, we present four of the best NFL Coaching rants (during press conferences) of all time.
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Kirk Minihane is joined by former ESPN ombudsman and New York Times writer Robert Lipsyte. Kirk and Robert discuss the current state of ESPN and how Robert feels he did in his role as ombudsman. They both criticize ESPN for the lack of journalism at ESPN and look at some of the curious decisions the world wide leader has made in the past few years.
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Where Are You Nato Potato?
by Leo DuBois It's another bright Sunday morning and I'm sitting in the quiet corner of a coffee house sipping my dark, tasty caffeine treat. From my soft, comfy chair I observe the regulars swapping cheerful greetings and rubber necking websites via the free wireless access. A sandy-haired fellow with a grizzled beard sits at nearby oak stained table putting the finishing touches on one of several beaded necklaces. He looks like he might be an artist preparing to sell his wares. Soon a small group of his friends arrive and greetings are exchanged. As I observe this offline chat group, my mind wanders back to another free spirit that once held court on Kauai not so many years ago. I can't remember how or when I first met Nathan Lee (his artist moniker), but I do remember that he had many endearing names including Nato Potato, Nate-the-Skate, and Nately-Skately. Nate had dark curly hair, bright hazel eyes, an average build, and a perpetually crooked smile. He was one of the few "health conscious" friends I knew back in the early 80's. He was an artist, a musician, and somehow was able to survive by sheer reckless whimsy. There were times when his money ran out and he was forced to take on chores as a Kauai educator, but between the years 1980 through the 1990s when I knew him, he had worked out a clever scheme to support his art by buying and refurbishing fixer-ups. The Plan Stage 1: Buy a house, fix-it-up and sell it. Stage 2: Take a portion of the money and throw a huge party at a local hotel and invite simply everyone on Kauai to come and enjoy the fruits of his invested achievements. Stage 3: Buy another house and repeat Step 1. Upon purchase of his first house Nato began hiring his local friends to work on his "Estate-of-the-Arts". A year passed by and the quaint little cottage now looked like a jewel-by-the-sea. Up on the auction block that little sweetheart went and within a short space of time, BAM! went the gavel and Nato Potato now had a nice pile of money to throw into the bank. I personally chided him over and over and over for selling that sweetest of seaside homes. Sure the property was the size of a Grenada postage stamp but who cared? It was sweet. It was like your Grandma's house-bythe-sea. During those years of house makeovers Nate would earnestly paint on canvas and create works of art as well as record original music and videos to share with the island's people at his art parties.
Nato carefully pre-advertised the party in the Garden Island newspaper, put flyers up on local market bulletin boards and spread the word on the coconut wireless. When the night of the Viva-Las-Vegan party finally arrived Nate's surf band, "The Thrusters" rocked the night away sending young and old shaking their okoles out on the Voyager room's polished dance floor. Nate made sure to invite all his local comedian, actors and actresses to perform skits and off-the-wall impovs. Video and still cameras clicked and whirred everywhere recording both the performers and the colorful attendees. Each year these parties became a "must-do" annual event and residents of Kauai looked forward to these social affairs to see what new and old faces would appear mixing around like one of Nato's vibrant paintings. Nato's paintings were 100% pure whimsical fun and you either loved it or you stood around shaking your head. Nathan did in fact sell a few paintings at these events but a Paul Gauguin he was not and the parties were simply an excuse to bring fun and color to an otherwise island stilllife. It was all about sharing the pure fun with a wide mix of young and old, locals and visitors alike. Everyone was left filled with the passion of the Nato juice. One day I heard that Nathan packed up and left us for another island. Like a tropical breeze that flirts from one island to another he had picked up and was swept away to find a new place to exhibit his uninhibited ambitions. Where are you Nato Potato? I wish you were back on Kauai. I know that necklace newcomer and all his friends at the next table are ready for a good time. …and Hey! ...so am I.
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OPINION: The excuse that these dolls are now in vogue would be laughable if it were not for the appalling ignorance of the people who make and trade such wares. The dolls are a shameful reminder of a time and a place when one group of humans enjoyed the exploitation and degradation of another group of humans.
These dolls should be destroyed - every last one of them.
The slaves of old, whom these dolls depict, suffered the loss of their human dignity and their lives. So what if the manufacturers and the store keeper suffer the loss of a few dollars?
Indeed we are approaching Christmas when white slave owners sent white preachers to sermonise amongst the black slaves on Christmas Day to quote the Bible that they ought to be grateful that God had chosen them to be slaves and what's more it was their duty to obey massa. That it was God's Will that their massa owned them and that they would get their rewards in heaven - even as their massa worked them to death.
I am a Kiwi male who vividly remembers these dolls from the 1940s and the furore they caused when New Zealand slowly emerged from the Stone Age and struggled with the concept of ethnic equality.
Such dolls were banned from sale, the Black and White Minstrel Show was stopped to name just a couple of the signs of the times.
We even set up a Race Relations Office and Human Rights Commission.
Apparently, this news has not reached this store owner and manufacturer.
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|Report: Danny Ainge 'definitely wants to do something' on trade market, Jahlil Okafor best bet
|07.16.16 at 12:04 pm ET
Danny Ainge is still hungry to make a deal.
According to the Boston Herald's Steve Bulpett, the Celtics' president of basketball operations wants to add one more big piece. But the price tag has been too rich.
"Another sticking point in that and in other deals Boston is talking about is that pick from the Nets next year (2017 pick swap). Danny will make it available in the right situation, but he's not going to give it up with core players, too," a league source told Bulpett. "That's going to be a good draft, and that's going to be a high pick.
"Everyone's been talking about how Danny's trying to make a killing out here, but when it comes to certain pieces you have, I get that you have to be careful. You can give up equal assets, but you don't want to take away your best opportunities to keep things going down the line."
Bulpett also reports there have been no recent discussions on two rumored high-profile players Russell Westbrook or Blake Griffin. But an NBA general manager told Bulpett that Philadelphia big man Jahlil Okafor is a different matter.
"Oh, Danny definitely wants to do something," the GM told Bulpett. "We've got nothing that really works with Boston, but I bet something happens there. I still wouldn't be surprised if something happened there [with Okafor]."
The Celtics were reportedly close on Jimmy Butler on draft night as they held the No. 3 pick in the draft. The Bulls made no secret about their desire to trade up and grab Providence College point guard Kris Dunn. But, according to Bulpett, the Bulls also wanted two players, while the C's only were willing to deal one.
Now with the Bulls inking Dwyane Wade and Rajon Rondo, the Bulls seem committed to keeping Butler and making a run next season.
A Western Conference exec says there are injury concerns w/Griffin. Another thinks a C's deal for Okafor fits well. https://t.co/TR1iTiLBhR
— Steve Bulpett (@SteveBHoop) July 16, 2016
|Jaylen Brown (21 points), Abdel Nader (16 pts) not enough as Celtics drop summer finale to Blazers
|07.15.16 at 8:56 pm ET
The Celtics concluded their summer league play on a down note Friday night in Las Vegas, falling to the Trail Blazers, 80-75, at Cox Pavilion.
Rookie Jaylen Brown had a team-high 21 points for the Celtics but made just 7-of-21 shots from the field. Brown had a highlight-reel caliber dunk in the first half and again showed the ability to get to the rim with authority, something he's been flashing this week with the Celtics.
Brown struggled again from 3-point range, making just 1-of-7 from beyond the arc. He was just 5-for-22 from long range in six summer league games.
Iowa State product Abel Nader continued his impressive week. The Celtics' final pick (No. 58 overall) added 16 points on 6-of-11 shooting from the field.
|Report: Celtics closing in on 'major deal,' potentially for Clippers forward Blake Griffin
|07.14.16 at 11:10 am ET
Another day, another turn of the NBA rumor mill linking a superstar to the Celtics.
This time it's not Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook, but Clippers forward Blake Griffin.
According to Sporting News NBA insider Sean Deveney, the Celtics are working with the Clippers and Kings on a three-way deal that would bring Griffin to Boston and send guard Rudy Gay to L.A. The Celtics would also include picks in the deal, but according to Deveney, they're reluctant to part with either of their upcoming Nets selections, since both could be high in the lottery, and the 2017 draft is considered especially deep.
Griffin, 27, was the first overall pick in the 2009 draft out of Oklahoma. He's a five-time All-Star coming off a lost season due to suspension, as well as a broken hand after punching an equipment manager. Limited to 35 games, he averaged 21.4 points and 8.4 rebounds a game.
Griffin, for what it's worth, also penned a short goodbye to Tim Duncan, aka "the Big Fundamental," on the Players' Tribune.
|Jaylen Brown (25 pts) continues to learn, Terry Rozier (24 pts) impresses in loss to Cavaliers, C's end summer league Friday
|07.14.16 at 9:46 am ET
Jaylen Brown and Terry Rozier both made big statements in Boston's penultimate summer league game Thursday in Las Vegas.
Brown broke out offensively with 25 points but showed he still has a lot to learn about the fine details of crunch time in the NBA while Terry Rozier added 24 in a 98-94 loss to the Cavaliers in a first-round playoff game at Cox Pavilion.
The loss dropped the C's to 1-3 in Vegas after they won all three games in Utah. They will not advance to the elimination round and conclude their game action Friday with a 6 p.m. ET game against the Trail Blazers.
Wednesday's game was a back-and-forth affair, with the Celtics taking a one-point lead on a Rozier finger roll with 1:53 left.
The Cavaliers grabbed a pair of offensive rebounds in consecutive possessions to help them take the lead for good, 94-91, with 53.3 seconds remaining.
"We had them stopped the last two minutes there where we had a chance to get the ball, and they got offensive rebounds there," Jamie Young, Boston's Vegas head coach, told reporters after the game.
After an empty possession and the Celtics still only down three, Brown made a mental mistake when he intentionally fouled with 24 seconds left. Brown apparently thought the Celtics needed to stop the clock. But there was an eight-second time differential between the shot clock and the game clock in a one-possession game.
|Report: Celtics 'most likely destination' in a potential Russell Westbrook trade
|07.13.16 at 2:02 pm ET
It's looking more and more like the Oklahoma City Thunder will have to trade point guard Russell Westbrook before they lose him in free agency. According to Bleacher Report NBA insider Howard Beck, Westbrook's most likely landing spot is Boston.
"Let's just say there's a very strong suspicion, a strong belief among rival GMs, that Russell Westbrook is not intending to stay, that he would leave next summer when he hits free agency," Beck said in a video on the site. "And because of that, the logical next step is that [Thunder GM] Sam Presti — who is always ahead of the curve on these things — will look to trade him. I don't know that that's happening right this moment."
Beck, who is at the Las Vegas Summer League, keeps hearing from rival GMs that the Celtics represent his most likely landing spot.
"Not only do they think Westbrook will get traded, [but] that it'll be sooner rather than later, probably before the season starts," Beck said. "And that the most likely destination right now would be the Boston Celtics."
Blessed with two potential lottery picks via the Nets in 2017 and 2018, plus a number of promising young players, the Celtics make sense as trade partners with OKC. The only problem is that Westbrook is due to become an unrestricted free agent at the end of the season, and there's no reason for him to sign an extension now, since he'll be able to earn a lot more money next summer when the salary cap expands.
The 27-year-old Westbrook is coming off a monster season that saw him nearly average a triple-double, with 23.5 points, 10.4 assists, and 7.8 rebounds.
|Report: Bulls pull Jimmy Butler off trade market, hope to build contender
|07.12.16 at 4:15 pm ET
The Celtics have had their eyes on Bulls swingman Jimmy Butler since last season, but for now, anyway, it doesn't look like he's going anywhere.
According to ESPN's Zach Lowe, the retooling Bulls have decided to retain Butler and have taken him off the trade market "for now."
It has been a busy offseason in Chicago, where the Bulls have said goodbye to former MVP Derrick Rose, as well as rugged frontcourt stalwarts Pau Gasol and Joakim Noah. They have replaced them with former Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo, as well as longtime Heat All-Star Dwyane Wade.
But the star of the team remains Butler, the 6-foot-7, 26-year-old All-Star who has emerged as one of the best two-way players in the league. Butler averaged a career-high 20.9 points a game last year, along with 5.3 rebounds and 4.8 assists.
The Celtics were rumored to be in on him all offseason, but couldn't convince the Bulls to swing a deal. With Chicago signing veterans, it becomes harder to try to pry Butler with draft picks.
Now it looks like he's not going anywhere, at least for the time being.
|Former Celtics forward Paul Pierce reportedly intends to play in 2016-17
|07.12.16 at 12:53 pm ET
According to the L.A. Times, Clippers forward Paul Pierce intends to play in the 2016-17 season.
Nothing official, but person close to Paul Pierce says he intends to play next season.
— Ben Bolch (@latbbolch) July 9, 2016
Pierce, who will turn 39 on Oct. 13, is now one of three active players drafted before 2000. He averaged 6.1 points per game in 18.1 minutes per game with the Clippers in his third year with three different teams. He only played 54 minutes during the playoffs.
The former Celtics forward was drafted by the Celtics 10th overall in the 1998 draft. He spent 14 years with the team, playing in ten All-Star teams and being named to four All-NBA teams.
He has said before that if he does play next season, it will certainly be his last in the league.
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Rihanna Files Countersuit Against Former Trainer
Legal war between Rihanna and her former trainer Cindy Percival, who claimed the singer owes her $26,144.14 in unpaid wages from 2009, still continues. Rihanna claimed she felt the burn when the trainer allegedly bilked her out of more than $26k, TMZ reported.
And now Rihanna is flexing her legal muscles to try and recover $26,244.63 that she claimed her personal trainer swindled out of her. The "Russian Roulette" singer has filed a countersuit in L.A. County Superior Court, stating that Cindy in fact, ran off with at least $26,244.63 of her cash.
Rihanna stated that, among other things, she had fronted Cindy more than $24k for services. And when she fired Cindy back in 2009, the trainer failed to pay back the enormous balance.
Cindy Percival filed the lawsuit against Rihanna in L.A. County Superior Court in late April. In the lawsuit, she claimed she was hired to give "exclusive personal training services" for the "Umbrella" hitmaker" for $1,500 per day.
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NETGEAR AC762S-100EUS AC762S AirCard 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot - Works with all European Mobile Networks
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- Offers enormous potential for mobile workers, travellers, and families
- Share a high-performance Internet connection with up to 10 WiFi-enabled devices
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Product Description
NetGear AC762S AirCard 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot
Product Highlights
- 4G LTE Fast -- Connect to the fastest network available to download and stream without delay
- Wi-Fi on the Go -- Connect up to 10 Wi-Fi-enabled devices simultaneously
- Easy Set-up and Use -- No software to install. The convenient LCD screen helps monitor your connection and device information
- Robust -- Designed with security technology, web-based device management and microSD sharing capabilities
Features and Benefits
- Stay Connected -- Always access the fastest speeds (4G LTE) available, or connect to 3G+/3G/2G where 4G is not available
- High Performance -- Up to 100Mbps download, up to 50Mbps upload (maximum speed varies by operating environment and your operator's network capacity)
- Unlocked -- Use the operator network of your choice; acquire a SIM card from your operator, insert and power on
- Convenient Management -- Manage settings through a web browser or mobile app
- Secure -- View and block Wi-Fi devices, password protected device administration and VPN support for business applications
- Shared microSD Storage Slot -- Share files, photos, music and videos wirelessly across all connected devices from a microSD card inserted. (microSD card sold separately)
- Removable and Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery
- Free AirCard App Manage your mobile hotspot and connection with a smartphone or tablet; view data usage, battery life and power-off your mobile hotspot
Network Technology
- 4G (LTE): 800/1800/2100/2600 MHz (bands : 1, 3, 7, 20)
- 3G/3G+ (HSPA/HSPA+/DC-HSPA+): 900/2100 MHz (bands: 1, 8)
- 2G (GPRS/EDGE): 900/1800 MHz
For Use with the Following Operators
- France: SFR, Bouygues Telecom, Orange
- Italy: Vodafone IT, TIM, WIND, TRE (3)
- UK: Three, O2, EE, Vodafone
- Germany: Vodafone, O2, Blau, T-Mobile
Mobile Workers
Frequent access to a 4G LTE network makes it easy for business consultants and teams to work offsite and visit clients. Pass around a device for colleagues to share.
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Easily connect and collaborate with a mobile hotspot for work and social activities.
Note: Must be used with an active SIM card which can be purchased from a mobile operator in your country. Data plan fees apply and are sold directly by the mobile operator.
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EE 4G 6GB Pay As You Go Mobile Broadband Combi Sim
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I give it five stars, as setup is easy, and performance is blindingly quick.
I live in the country where landline broadband is the pits but three mobile internet have a mast nearby so can get DC HSPA speeds with this device indoors, use it connected to mains power all the time.
This is probably the worst I have ever come across.
The main fault, and I'm struggling to understand how everyone else is not concerned by this (unless the two i purchased are faulty), is it does not auto connect to 4g. You have to login to the web admin panel and click connect, before you get a working internet feed. I have checked the auto connect button in the firmware, rebooted, power cycled etc. I'm not a strange to how these things work, so just gob smacked that you cannot just turn the device on, connect up then start getting online. Before you blame the sim - the same one has been used in man other devices and no issues at all.
A few other things.. the sounds this makes (but you can turn it off) is like a 1980's computer. The worst most feeble beep i have heard in a longtime.
The screen is a bit of a gimmick really - just sits on said and password when on - as well as showing the usual power strength, battery life etc.
Feels a bit plastic and cheap - it's the solid shiny plastic if you know what i mean... i suspect if you dropped it on a solid floor that would be game over for the device.
All in all not good at all.
It was when using the web interface I noticed the model number. The box says it's an AirCard 762S, however the web interface says it an AirCard 39A5 although I can't find any information on an AirCard 39A5. I've requested a replacement in the hope the wrong device was put in the box, but I suspect the replacement will have the same problem.
I'm interested to know if anyone has used this with an O2 4G mobile broadband sim, or a Giffgaff 4G sim.
I recieved a new 762S, but I'm still having the same problem with the O2 sim. I ordered a new O2 sim, inserted it, registered it on the O2 web site and it showed the correct IMEI number for the 762S but I'm still getting the same connection error 33. I've now come to the conclusion this device doesn't work on the O2 network.
I've just inserted a Three sim and it works fine, unfortunately there's no Three signal where I want to use this device, so it's adios to the Aircard.
Despite being in a low signal area the hotspot performed well and I found it tended to boost the signal. It took several devices in it's stride and internet access did not slow appreciably. This will be a great device to keep the kids internet enabled whilst on long train journeys or car journeys. It could also be used if holding meetings in areas with limited WiFi access or if on holiday in a property with no Broadband.
Like other users I found the battery did drain fairly quickly but not to the extent that it was a problem. I do not find this to be a real problem as most electronic devices these days perform in a similar manner. My one concern, and net gear cannot do anything about this, is how much data would be required in order to run multiple devices through the one sim card. This si something to think about when looking at the costs for this device.
Overall this is a great piece of kit which will come in very useful in a lot of ways.
It is just great. Logging on to the device is child's play and my iPad and MBP "remember" the settings like any and all my other wifi passcodes. It is 4G, when available (steps down to 3G if that is the available band...) and, for checking email, websites, mapping etc. it is excellent. I bought it with the EE 4G 3month card and is grand. I plan to let my daughter use it if she goes camping, as a back-up communication system, too. Overall I am happy with the purchase and performance. Would I recommend this item? Definitely, yes.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Worked fine for a while but now randomly reboots and refuses to aquire a signal without the external aerialPublished 4 months ago by Kynko
I was using this device as 3g for just over a year and it was ok - good portable until the battery swelled up & became untenable/dangerous. Read morePublished 4 months ago by Feedback
Worked well for a while, but second time I changed the sim-card, it got caught inside the sim holder and bent the connector out of place, then snapped it off.. Read morePublished 6 months ago by Amazon Customer
Stopped working after 9 months... Still need to get around to sending back for a refundPublished 7 months ago by Amazon Customer
Great with good range. Sometimes some SIMS just won't connect to internet though especially abroad despite checking all settings and speaking to network provider. Read morePublished 7 months ago by Skinnygatso
Excellent product. Goes with me everywhere. Used in particular with Samsung Galaxy Camera.Published 11 months ago by Mike
Works well. Seamlessly connects with EE, but requires tweaking the connection details for O2 UK (see one of the other reviews for the exact settings). Read morePublished 11 months ago by Dylan Hayes
Easy to set up and use. Very handy to have in the laptop bag.Published 11 months ago by richard ancient
all i can say love it had to have a replacement first one had a faulty cable but that was all
next one arrived and everything spot on ive had about 4 different kinds and i... Read more
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Mr. Strickland, 45, became the nation's top auto safety regulator in early 2010. He announced his departure from NHTSA last month. He was a major player in the federal investigation into cases of alleged unintended acceleration in Toyota vehicles and in negotiating new fuel economy standards with the auto industry.
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Kiss Kruise 2012: Mark Your Calendars for Halloween
Kiss superfans Steve and Sharyn Mitchell.
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Kiss die-hards don't ever need to prep for what is an inevitable daily immersion in their favorite band, but getting on a boat is something above and beyond. County Grind found out all about it when we tagged along for the inaugural Kiss Kruise this past October. Our complete coverage from the 2011 event is here, and now it's time to start thinking about next year, as the postcard below indicates.
Past Kiss Kruisers just received an email alerting us that the 2012 running of the musical cruise will take place at Halloween time next year -- and no one has any excuse to be ill-prepared for the inevitable costume contest.
Since October 31 falls on a Wednesday, it likely means that the boat will embark that day and return on Monday, November 5. Regardless, late October/early November is the time frame to keep in mind. We will update this posting with concrete dates, times, locations, and probably some tongue-wagging soon.
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