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Struggling to keep up with increasing application demand? Learn how Platform as a Service (PaaS) can streamline application development processes and make resource management easy.
@ThingsExpo - The World's Largest 'Internet of Things' Event, June 7-9 2016 at New York City's Javits Center!
Secrets of Sponsors and Exhibitors ▸ Here
Secrets of Cloud Expo Speakers ▸ Here
All major researchers estimate there will be tens of billions devices - computers, smartphones, tablets, and sensors - connected to the Internet by 2020. This number will continue to grow at a rapid pace for the next several decades.
@CloudExpo / @ThingsExpo 2016 New York
(June 7-9, 2016, Javits Center, Manhattan)
@CloudExpo / @ThingsExpo 2016 Silicon Valley
(November 1-3, 2016, Santa Clara Convention Center, CA)
With major technology companies and startups seriously embracing IoT strategies, now is the perfect time to attend @ThingsExpo, June 7-9, 2016, at the Javits Center in New York City. Learn what is going on, contribute to the discussions, and ensure that your enterprise is as "IoT-Ready" as it can be.
Register for @CloudExpo/@ThingsExpo 'FREE' Before Friday! ▸ Here
Delegates to @ThingsExpo will be able to attend 14 simultaneous, information-packed education tracks.
There are over 120 breakout sessions in all, with Keynotes, General Sessions, and Power Panels adding to three days of incredibly rich presentations and content.
Join @ThingsExpo conference chair Roger Strukhoff (@IoT2040), June 7-9, 2016 in New York City, for three days of intense 'Internet of Things' discussion and focus, including Big Data's indespensable role in IoT, Smart Grids and Industrial Internet of Things, Wearables and Consumer IoT, as well as (new) IoT's use in Vertical Markets.
Your conference registration includes all 14 @CloudExpo / @ThingsExpo Tracks:
01 @CloudExpo: Enterprise Cloud Adoption
02 @CloudExpo: DevOps, Continuous Delivery and APIs
03 @CloudExpo: Mobility & Security
04 @CloudExpo: Containers & Microservices
05 @ThingsExpo: Big Data's Use in IoT & Analytics
06 @ThingsExpo: Smart Grids & Industrial 'Internet of Things'
07 @ThingsExpo: Show Me the Money! - IoT Developer Track
08 @ThingsExpo: Wearables & Consumer IoT
Hot Topics - Day 1:
09 @ThingsExpo: Vertical 'Internet of Things' Markets
10 @ThingsExpo: Identity in IoT, RTC & WebRTC
Hot Topics - Day 2:
11 @ThingsExpo: Node.js & Event-Driven Architecture
12 @ThingsExpo: Modern Data Centers
Hot Topics - Day 3:
13 @CloudExpo: Cognitive Computing / Machine Learning
14 @CloudExpo: Maker Movement
Register FREE Before Friday! ▸ Here
A General Session, November 3-5, 2015 in Silicon Valley
@CloudExpo / @ThingsExpo 2016 New York
(June 7-9, 2016, Javits Center, Manhattan)
@CloudExpo / @ThingsExpo 2016 Silicon Valley
(November 1-3, 2016, Santa Clara Convention Center, CA)
Speaking Proposals Open
Fourth International @ThingsExpo, co-located with 18th International @CloudExpo - being held June 7-9, 2016 at the Javits Center in New York City, announces that its Call for Papers for speaking opportunities is open. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the most profound change in personal and enterprise IT since the creation of the Worldwide Web more than 20 years ago.
Submit your speaking proposal today! ▸ Here
Sponsorship Opportunities Open
@ThingsExpo, June 7-9, 2016 at the Javits Center in New York City, is co-located with 18th Cloud Expo and will feature technical sessions from a rock star conference faculty and the leading industry players in the world.
Sponsor and Exhibit at @ThingsExpo ▸ Here
Download Show Prospectus ▸ Here
Secrets of Sponsors and Exhibitors ▸ Here
Secrets of Cloud Expo Speakers ▸ Here
Show Me The Money!
How We Built and Scaled an IoT Platform and Business
In his keynote at @ThingsExpo, Chris Matthieu, Director of IoT Engineering at Citrix and co-founder and CTO of Octoblu, focused on building an IoT platform and company. He provided a behind-the-scenes look at Octoblu's platform, business, and pivots along the way (including the Citrix acquisition of Octoblu).
Download Chris Matthieu Keynote Slide Deck: ▸ Here
@ThingsExpo Named the World's Most Influential IoT Media Brand
@ThingsExpo has been named the Top Most Influential Internet of Things'Media Brand' by Onalytica in the 'The Internet of Things Landscape 2015: Top 100 Individuals and Brands.'
Onalytica analyzed Twitter conversations around the IoT debate to uncover the most influential brands and individuals driving the conversation.
Intel and Cisco have been named the world's most influential IoT brands, followed by SYS-CON Media's global IoT event, @ThingsExpo as the world's most influential IoT media brand. [continued]
New York and Silicon Valley Sponsors and Exhibitors
During our last New York and Silicon Valley events, over 12,000 (audited) delegates registered and participated at @ThingsExpo, in the world's largest 'Internet of Things' event, colocated with @CloudExpo. Our conference delegates met with over 160 of the world's leading technology pioneers that were among the sponsors and exhibitors, including:
Our Demo Theater on the Expo Floor attracts more delegates than the entire conference of other events
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New York City June 2015 Expo Floor
Silicon Valley November 2015 Expo Floor
@CloudExpo / @ThingsExpo Has Been a Must-Attend Event for Ericsson
This week, the team assembled in NYC for @Cloud Expo 2015 and @ThingsExpo 2015. For the past four years, this has been a must-attend event for MetraTech. We were happy to once again join industry visionaries, colleagues, customers and even competitors to share and explore the ways in which the Internet of Things (IoT) will impact our industry. Over the course of the show, we discussed the types of challenges we will collectively need to solve to capitalize on the opportunity IoT presents. [continued]
About SYS-CON Media & Events
SYS-CON Media (www.sys-con.com) has since 1994 been connecting technology companies and customers through a comprehensive content stream - featuring over forty focused subject areas, from Cloud Computing to Web Security - interwoven with market-leading full-scale conferences produced by SYS-CON Events. The company's internationally recognized brands include among others Cloud Expo® (@CloudExpo), Big Data Expo® (@BigDataExpo), DevOps Summit (@DevOpsSummit), @ThingsExpo® (@ThingsExpo), Containers Expo (@ContainersExpo) and Microservices Expo (@MicroservicesE).
Cloud Expo®, Big Data Expo® and @ThingsExpo® are registered trademarks of Cloud Expo, Inc., a SYS-CON Events company.
While the focus and objectives of IoT initiatives are many and diverse, they all share a few common attributes, and one of those is the network. Commonly, that network includes the Internet, over which there isn't any real control for performance and availability. Or is there? The current state of the art for Big Data analytics, as applied to network telemetry, offers new opportunities for improving and assuring operational integrity. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Jim Frey, Vice President of S...
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In his keynote at 18th Cloud Expo, Andrew Keys, Co-Founder of ConsenSys Enterprise, provided an overview of the evolution of the Internet and the Database and the future of their combination – the Blockchain. Andrew Keys is Co-Founder of ConsenSys Enterprise. He comes to ConsenSys Enterprise with capital markets, technology and entrepreneurial experience. Previously, he worked for UBS investment bank in equities analysis. Later, he was responsible for the creation and distribution of life settl...
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@CloudEXPO and @ExpoDX, two of the most influential technology events in the world, have hosted hundreds of sponsors and exhibitors since our launch 10 years ago. @CloudEXPO and @ExpoDX New York and Silicon Valley provide a full year of face-to-face marketing opportunities for your company. Each sponsorship and exhibit package comes with pre and post-show marketing programs. By sponsoring and exhibiting in New York and Silicon Valley, you reach a full complement of decision makers and buyers in ...
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Two weeks ago (November 3-5), I attended the Cloud Expo Silicon Valley as a speaker, where I presented on the security and privacy due diligence requirements for cloud solutions. Cloud security is a topical issue for every CIO, CISO, and technology buyer. Decision-makers are always looking for insights on how to mitigate the security risks of implementing and using cloud solutions. Based on the presentation topics covered at the conference, as well as the general discussions heard between sessio...
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The Internet of Things is clearly many things: data collection and analytics, wearables, Smart Grids and Smart Cities, the Industrial Internet, and more. Cool platforms like Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Intel's Galileo and Edison, and a diverse world of sensors are making the IoT a great toy box for developers in all these areas. In this Power Panel at @ThingsExpo, moderated by Conference Chair Roger Strukhoff, panelists discussed what things are the most important, which will have the most profound e...
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The Jevons Paradox suggests that when technological advances increase efficiency of a resource, it results in an overall increase in consumption. Writing on the increased use of coal as a result of technological improvements, 19th-century economist William Stanley Jevons found that these improvements led to the development of new ways to utilize coal. In his session at 19th Cloud Expo, Mark Thiele, Chief Strategy Officer for Apcera, compared the Jevons Paradox to modern-day enterprise IT, examin...
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Rodrigo Coutinho is part of OutSystems' founders' team and currently the Head of Product Design. He provides a cross-functional role where he supports Product Management in defining the positioning and direction of the Agile Platform, while at the same time promoting model-based development and new techniques to deliver applications in the cloud.
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There are many examples of disruption in consumer space – Uber disrupting the cab industry, Airbnb disrupting the hospitality industry and so on; but have you wondered who is disrupting support and operations? AISERA helps make businesses and customers successful by offering consumer-like user experience for support and operations. We have built the world's first AI-driven IT / HR / Cloud / Customer Support and Operations solution.
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LogRocket helps product teams develop better experiences for users by recording videos of user sessions with logs and network data. It identifies UX problems and reveals the root cause of every bug. LogRocket presents impactful errors on a website, and how to reproduce it. With LogRocket, users can replay problems.
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Data Theorem is a leading provider of modern application security. Its core mission is to analyze and secure any modern application anytime, anywhere. The Data Theorem Analyzer Engine continuously scans APIs and mobile applications in search of security flaws and data privacy gaps. Data Theorem products help organizations build safer applications that maximize data security and brand protection. The company has detected more than 300 million application eavesdropping incidents and currently secu...
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Just a quick blog entry to say that I will be keeping everyone updated about the progress of the album "Adult Angst Anonymous" mainly via the PledgeMusic website, and roughly once a month via The Cheek of Her mailing list. I am currently planning to release the album on the 30th May 2014!
Even though the project has reached it's target to cover mixing and mastering costs, there is still an opportunity to pre-order the album for £8 which means you can download the first Single "Write Me a Letter" immediately and own all 12 recordings once they are ready, which is cheaper than on iTunes! Works out at approximately 67p per track!! So please head to the PledgeMusic site, there is still an opportunity to get involved and jump on the Angst train, right up until the project is completed! www.pledgemusic.com/projects/aaa
"Write Me a Letter" has been officially released on digital platforms now also, so is available on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify and the usual! Link to buy "Write Me a Letter" Single on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/write-me-a-letter-single/id797620697


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Michael S. Brown and W. Brent Seales, 3D Imaging and Processing of Damaged Texts, 2001 ( paper )
W. Brent Seales, James Griffioen and Kevin Kiernan. The Digital Atheneum – Restoring Damaged Manuscripts. RLG DigiNews, Vol 3, No. 6 (December 1999) ( paper )
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From ancient times, words have been recorded that express immortal ideas and thoughts about society, culture, and philosophy. Around the world, people have recorded these writings in a variety of ways. However, we are now more aware than ever of the possibility of losing these recordings of human history.
We are in race to use 21st century technology to preserve the traces of ancient cultures before the relics disappear forever. The EDUCE project (Enhanced Digital Unwrapping for Conservation and Exploration) is developing a hardware and software system for the virtual unwrapping and visualization of ancient texts. The overall purpose is to capture in digital form fragile 3D texts, such as ancient papyrus and scrolls of other materials using a custom built, portable, multi-power CT scanning device and then to virtually "unroll" the scroll using image algorithms, rendering a digital facsimile that exposes and makes legible inscriptions and other markings on the artifact, all in a non-invasive process.
The project is intensely interdisciplinary, requiring expertise in multiple domains. A complex project, it presents significant intellectual and technical challenges to information technology research, materials research, engineering and the social sciences. The potential broader impacts of the project are significant and immediately useful across a large set of scholarly applications and institutional practices. Successful implementation of the described system will enable noninvasive, nondestructive examination of fragile texts and artifacts which contain a wealth of information, allowing holders to share the intellectual content of precious assets with individuals and other institutions.
This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 0535003.
Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.
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JAKE GYLLENHAAL has been signed to star in Disney's PRINCE OF PERSIA: SANDS OF
TIME – after months of speculation surrounding the movie's male lead.
The Brokeback Mountain star has been confirmed to play the title's Prince
Daston in moviemaker Jerry Bruckheimer's film adaptation of the hit computer
game, according to industry publication Hollywood reporter.
Initially, reports suggested British actor Orlando Bloom was to play the
lead, with speculation suggesting he was set to received a huge $40 million
(£20 million) fee for the role.
But the reports were denied by Disney last month (Apr08).
The film will also star Bond Girl Gemma Arterton, and is slated to be
directed by Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire filmmaker Mike Newell.
Work on the epic movie will start on 19 June (08) at U.K. based Pinewood
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The Amazon Echo Dot with Alexa does many fun and useful voice-controlled things, including playing Jeopardy! and Seinfeld trivia, or giving you the local weather. You can place one anywhere you have an AC outlet, and you can have them in different rooms.
But instead of using it as a standalone device, I plugged one into our theater room sound system (with a 3.5mm plug to RCA stereo cable).
Our receiver must be on and set to the proper input to hear Alexa speak or play. I leave it on most of the time so I can call out any Pandora station or Tunein radio station ("Alexa, play Jazz 89.5 on Tunein"), or put on an environmental sound ("Alexa, play thunderstorm/rain/ocean sounds").
(Most local stations are available via Tunein, including my favorites, KWGS 89.5 HD1-Public Radio/HD2-Jazz.)
You can also tell Alexa to set a sleep timer to turn off your sounds in an hour, or whatever time period you want.
I like this so much, it is now my primary way to listen to radio in our theater room. The data usage is negligible even on our second-from-the-bottom tier of Cox internet service ("Essential": 1024 GB/month data usage, 15 Mbps max download speed).
I don't need the receiver to be on to voice-control our home automation, though I prefer to hear her feedback, in case there is a miscommunication.
These features alone have made the Echo Dot well worth the price for me.
One hitch: if we are listening to non-Alexa music or TV sound at a decent volume, we would have to yell to get a command through to Alexa, due to her proximity to the speakers. (When Alexa herself is the sound source, she quiets it down once she hears the word "Alexa" spoken.)
To avoid yelling, mute the receiver (though you wouldn't hear Alexa's response), or temporarily switch the receiver to Alexa's input.
Since I use a Logitech Harmony remote, I built soft buttons into every "Activity" so I can easily switch to Alexa's sound briefly, then switch back to the sound input we are currently using (e.g., "InputTv" for Activity "Roku").


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Tompkins County seeking input on renewable energy systems
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The Tompkins County Department of Planning and Sustainability is hosting a public meeting about renewable energy systems, Thursday night.
They're in the process of drafting a series of recommendations for local governments about regulating solar and wind energy systems. This will help local governments draft local zoning and site regulation plans.
At Thursday's meeting, the public will be able to learn more, and share their concerns, thoughts, and reactions.
Written comments will also be accepted through March 24th.
The meeting is Thursday March 16th from 6:00 – 7:30 PM in the Borg Warner Room of the Tompkins County Public Library.
If you have any questions, contact the Tompkins County Department of Planning and Sustainability: 607-274-5560 or firstname.lastname@example.com
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Development Foundation Reports On The Magic Number is 1310
Day four of "The Magic Number is 1310" featured Slater Barr and Mary Medema of the Sioux Falls Development Foundation. Their responsibility is to bring new jobs to our area by either attracting new business here or assisting existing businesses with expansion plans.
The Foundation has eight industrial parks. Six of them are either filled or nearly filled. Park 7, located near the University center is filling at a good pace. Park 8, east of I 229 north of Benson Rd. is under development. It already has a few businesses in it.
When asked about salaries for jobs the foundation has assisted in bringing to our area, Mary Medema reported that most of them start at above "The Magic Number is $13.10."
Attraction and expansion are the aims of the Sioux Falls Development Foundation.
Canada has been a source for Sioux Falls job creation. Plus, luring businesses to Sioux Falls is "Survivor"-like in nature.
To relocate, there must be mutual benefit for the city and the employer.
Sioux Falls Development Foundation not only recruits, but also bolsters existing businesses.
Most positions that are brought to Sioux Falls pay above the $13.10 wage.
Friday on Viewpoint University we will visit with the owner of a staffing and business services company, and a man who has worked for various businesses in our area, assisting them in improving productivity and profitability, both from the employer and employee perspective.
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Sarah is a successful professional fundraiser and grassroots organizer. She sits on several boards including the President's Leadership Council at BYU-Hawaii and The Academy for Creating Enterprise. She mentors merging small business owners around the world to help them start new and successful businesses. As a mother of 4 children in the public schools she believes in choice in education and localized control. As a Conservative she believes that limited government, will help the business sector and our economy grow. Sarah is married to Kent and their family lives in Highland.
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- Helped raise more than $700,00 for the Utah Republican Party
- Worked on the Mike Lee for Senate Campaign
- Volunteered for the Utah County GOP
- Vice Chair of Legislative District 27 (2007-2011)
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Everyone wants to know the differences, if any, between the Biltong King Biltong maker and the Biltong Machine.
First the most obvious are the size differences. The Biltong maker (Biltong King) is smaller in that it can handle a recommended 3kg of wet meat and the biltong machine can handle 5kg's of wet meat. Both rectangular shaped and both look great in any kitchen or food prep area.
Let's look at the Biltong King (Biltong Maker) first, it's slightly smaller than the Biltong Machine in length, the width is roughly the same. The Biltong King has a fan at the top which sucks air in and a light bulb at the top which creates heat. That heat is dispersed around the unit (to simulate a dry environment) and out the air vents at the bottom. It has 3 plastic hanging rods at the top where you hang your meat/droewors/sausages and it comes with 9 plastic S shaped hooks. The unit comes standard with 2 drying racks/trays where you can dry meat to make jerky, chilli bites or dried fruit and vegetables.
Putting together the unit is a piece of cake and will take 1 - 2 minutes at most. It has clip together panels, just be cautious when putting them together not to be too rough as the clips can crack. Cleaning is easy, just un-clip, wipe down with warm water and some liquid soap. It's advised not to stick the panels in the dishwasher.
The Biltong Machine is a great unit, the side panels are tough and thicker than the Biltong Maker. The fan is also at the top of the unit but the light bulb is at the bottom of the unit, (the light bulb heat simulates a dry environment). The air is sucked in through the vents at the bottom and heated by the light then dispersed out via the fan in the top of the unit. The unit has a drip tray which also acts as a heat disperser, so heat is evenly dispersed through the machine. The rods are aluminium and strong, it comes with 9 plastic S shaped hooks. There are no drying racks that come standard with the Biltong Machine, you can order these separately through us.
Putting together the unit is very easy, as the side panels are thicker, it will take slightly longer putting the unit together and taking it apart than the Biltong King.
We suggest sticking to the recommended load in each Biltong Dryer. By adding more meat (which they are capable of) it will take the meat longer to dry and you might run into issues of not enough air flow and the development of mould.
We have run both machines at different points in time depending on our meat/space requirements at the time and happily recommend both machines. The Biltong King (Biltong Maker) is more popular as it is a smaller unit.
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Holtby's puck-handling proving key in seriesby Tal Pinchevsky
NEW YORK -- As in any series, the Eastern Conference Quarterfinal between the Washington Capitals and New York Rangers has come down to the play of the teams' starting goaltenders.
Henrik Lundqvist and Braden Holtby have come up with remarkable saves at the timeliest of moments, but when it comes to one aspect of this best-of-7, which Washington leads 2-1 heading into Game 4 on Wednesday (NBCSN, TSN, RDS2), Holtby does hold one sizable advantage over the defending Vezina Trophy winner.
Against an aggressive Rangers team that has been keyed by its energetic forecheck, Holtby's puck-handling skills have been vital to the Capitals' potent breakout. While Lundqvist never has been known for playing the puck, Holtby occasionally has seen fit to fire a two-line pass down the wing, squashing any opportunities for the Rangers to set up in the Capitals' zone.
"It's been huge," defenseman Mike Green said of Holtby's puck-handling. "He's been great at it all year. Especially being a defenseman, it really helps out. It's another utility that we can use. Also, we don't have to go back and pick up pucks behind the net. He's making plays. Not many goalies can do that. It's impressive."
Holtby's "third defenseman" mentality has been key to the Capitals' transition game. As such, the Rangers have begun making adjustments to their dump-and-chase approach, a game plan run to perfection in recent weeks by the duo of Ryan Callahan and Derek Stepan.
"There have been times in the series where they've done a lot of cross-corner dumps and soft [dumps] that basically eliminates the goalie," Holtby said. "But it can work in our favor as well."
Holtby's handiwork with the puck hasn't just frustrated the Rangers' attack. It also has helped his defensive corps, a group not known for playing an overtly physical style in either end. The extent to which Holtby is able to continue playing the puck could prove key heading into Game 4 Wednesday at Madison Square Garden.
"It's important for us, for our system," Capitals coach Adam Oates said. "He handles the puck well. We work on it."


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Wednesday, March 05, 2008
For the love of wine
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I love wine, especially red wine. However, I'm neither picky and am open in trying out a variety of brands. In the past 10 years, I often receive wine as gift from friends and these are usually consumed during special occasions.
The problem in managing a good number of wine is storage. Today, I just put them in an area inside my clothes cabinet. Whenever you visit stores, a wine rack or two can be seen but not much choices are offered. I hope sites like this have suppliers in Australia or the Philippines and reach out to customers interested in buying a Wine Rack.
Looking at that site got me to see various type of wine racks to choose from. I am kinda biased though on those made from wrought iron as they tend to function as space savers. Although I'm worried if they can just fall down if somebody bumps on them. Other racks are wood, metal, hanging style, wall mounted, among others.
I find the site worthwhile of purchasing gift as well for wine lovers based in the U.S. Prices of their products range from US$15 to US$1375. I wish though that the site accepts Paypal payment rather than limit itself to credit card.
In addition to racks, the site also sells humidity control, labels, charms, corkskrews, bags, guides, tasting tables, coolers, glasses.
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Chances are your state has a primary on Tuesday, and you're eligible to vote in it. You may also be trying to make a difficult choice that I've considered carefully, so I thought I'd take a minute to explain how I'm voting and why.
I've voted in primaries since I was first able to do so, after a childhood and adolescence marked by many civil-rights and anti-war marches. I was, briefly, a poli-sci major; have held paying political jobs; and have worked on and donated to dozens of local, state and national campaigns. Yet I've never been profoundly excited about a candidate for national office – until now.
I always hoped to have a female president in my lifetime, and Hillary Clinton is smart, resourceful and highly capable. She's done a great job for New York State, and I'll be glad to support her in November if she's the Democratic candidate. But I won't be voting for her on Tuesday.
These are terrible times for the U.S. and the world. Our country is involved in a disastrous war in which nearly 4000 Americans and more than 80,000 Iraqis have died, we're in a deepening economic freefall, and our planet is suffering from our callous indifference to climate change. Nearly eight years of our current greedy, arrogant and foolish administration have brought us to this point. Most Americans agree that it's time for a significant change, and for a president we can believe in and the world can respect.
I believe that Barack Obama can be that president. His intelligence and glamour are obvious, but I also respond to the deeply held moral convictions that set him against the Iraq war from the beginning; his support for the rights of women, gays and immigrants; and his call for a new kind of inclusive politics and governance. Some have opined that he doesn't have sufficient experience, but he's actually held elective office longer than his primary opponent. His rare charisma comes from a fundamental belief in the power of hope, and we need some of that hope right now.
In the past, I've often wound up voting for the lesser of two evils. Tuesday, I'll be submitting my ballot with ebullience.
I hope my thinking has been helpful to you. (If your option is in a Republican primary, I'm sorry.) Whatever your choice, please be sure to make it – voting is not just a privilege, it's a responsibility.
Sunday, February 03, 2008
'Til Tuesday
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"It started with an idea." OK, that's cheesy but it's true. My partner-in-crime, Sarah Miller, and I decided that we would lead the charge and put together something called "Focus Experts' Guide: Sales and Marketing Pipeline and Funnel Models." It has been a mini-labor of love, and we have finally published volume No. 1 today. Click here to download.
Our goal was to assemble a collection of funnels created by a select set of Focus Experts. They would each get one page to represent their funnel and about 150 words to describe it. The result is really exciting. You know when you make something, and you've worked on it for so long that you can't bear to look at it anymore? That is not the case here; I've been having fun looking through the different takes on the funnel over and over. I hope you will too.
I believe every sales and marketing organization should consider its "funnel." Correction: They should understand their buyer's funnel and then layer their sales and marketing funnel on top. And if you ask the Focus Experts who created funnels for the project, they will tell you it's not easy. It's an ongoing, iterative process that grows and changes with each new lesson learned. Once your funnel is understood and designed, then you can plan the strategies necessary to create revenue, such as lead management, sales process, post-sales process, and so forth.
In the coming days, The Funnelholic will interview the Focus Experts who took part in this project, so you can get a feel for how they thought about their approach and what they learned. Stay tuned as I post those interviews.
First download "Focus Experts' Guide: Sales and Marketing Pipeline and Funnel Models."
Now, props to everyone involved!
First, my editor Alec Wagner and my muse Sarah Miller; they both kept the trains running on time and on the tracks.
And, of course, the Focus Experts:
Ardath Albee, CEO and B2B Marketing Strategist at Marketing Interactions
Michael Brenner, Director of Online/Social Media at SAP North America
Michael Damphousse, CEO/CMO of Green Leads LLC
Christopher Doran, VP of Marketing at Manticore Technology
Barbra Gago, Social Media Manager of Cloud9 Analytics
Steve Gershik, CEO of 28Marketing
Sue Hay, CEO of BeWhys Marketing Inc.
Matt Heinz, Principal at Heinz Marketing LLC
Carlos Hidalgo, President of The Annuitas Group
Jon Miller, Vice President of Marketing at Marketo
Adam Needles, VP of Demand Generation Strategy at Left Brain Marketing
Tom Scearce, Principal at Scearce Market Development
Matt West, Director of Marketing at Genius.com
Steve Woods, Chief Technology Officer of Eloqua
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I have been off and disconnected from the digital domain for over two weeks. It was partially for holiday, partially for sanity. Returning over the last 24 hours, I have so many sometimes conflicting responses. Most of this time, I travelled through Morocco: staying in hostels, eating on the streets and in the medinas, spending significant time with my family.
My head spins with reactions, images and feelings about this fairly radical departure from daily life. I am sure some of that spinning will yield blog threads.
First, though, hours and hours of travel and airport waiting during the return let me start re-entry by watching news in Germany, reading the Herald Tribune, an English language Time Magazine and some web time on my usual sources.
I couldn't get over how it felt like the day I had left. The economic stories unchanged with GM still in headlines, wild market fluctuation stories retold, Obama anticipation unabated and even the senate seat in Minnesota still up for grabs! The only news that appeared NEW was the Israeli decision to attack Hamas (one could argue this is scarcely new in a broader context), and I did not need to be digital to know of those attacks while in Morocco. It was clear on the streets as hundreds protested both Israel and the United States involvement in the action.
A little distance, and, certainly, that is all that two weeks of separation provides, "a little," does remind you that what counts as "news" is the incremental movement of what are stories that are old…..sometimes very old. Its the funny place between what is happening at this instant and the analysis that might be described as history. Sort of like giant shrimp, it is all old news.


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Thursday, January 26, 2012
sometimes life offers so many choices
Sometimes you find a pathway that's safe and help is available just in case you need it.
Sometimes the path is obvious and right in front of our eyes, but we struggle to see where it's leading us.
And sometimes we only get a glimpse of the path, but it's that one glimpse that holds excitement and mystery and promise and although we are unsure of our destination we can't help but take that path.
I know which path I'm taking, how about you, which path would you take?
Carole :)
7 comments:
- Jenxo said...
beautiful post and pics carole....
id just like a light at the end of the tunnel.........:)
- January 27, 2012 at 1:51 PM
- Caterina Giglio said...
I will take the one with the light at the end of the forest! best wishes on whichever path you are taking... x
- January 28, 2012 at 3:01 AM
- Linda said...
This is a little deep. Are you a guest blogger on here?
- January 28, 2012 at 12:14 PM
- ~*~Patty S said...
I like taking the path less traveled WITH Light at the end of the tunnel...
Linda cracks me up!!!
- January 28, 2012 at 1:08 PM
- Magpie's Mumblings said...
But - I want to take them ALL!!! (After considering that statement, I realize that says a lot about me - I do tend to fly off in all different directions, wanting to try the grass over every fence).
- January 29, 2012 at 1:19 PM
- Terri said...
ah....the right path.....the one that twinkles a bit, and my heart feels lighter as I approach it.
As one teacher I know said "If it doesn't feel good on the way there, it's not going to feel good when you get there!"
So, I am following my joy!
Best wishes on your chosen path : )
- January 29, 2012 at 4:15 PM
- DIAN said...
Carole, this is thought provoking. I tend to wander aimlessly most of the time. That is the way I like it really. Sometimes I do get rather lost though.
- January 29, 2012 at 7:03 PM


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Automotive designer Benjamin Knapp Voith pays tribute to the Bentley Boys with this superb Barnato Roadster concept designed during a 8-month internship at Bentley Motors. It's aim is to create a modern interpretation of what the Bentley Boys - those elite and adventurous gentlemen racers of the mid-1920s, who drove such monsters as the 4½ Litre Blower - would drive if they were alive today.
In honour of their memory, not to mention the Bentley Boys' many race victories at Brooklands and four consecutive wins at the Le Mans 24 Hours, Knapp Voith named the concept the Barnato Roadster, after Woolf Barnato, an English financier who had made a fortune as a entrepreneur in South African diamond and gold mining. He was also a keen racing driver and one of the Bentley Boys; he achieved three consecutive wins out of three entries in the Le Mans 24 hours.
Based on the wheelbase of the Continental GT, the Barnato features an interesting asymmetrical seating arrangement with an optional passenger seat inspired by current LMP2 racers, a body made of carbon fibre, and would be powered by a modified version of the Audi S4′s V6.
Ben´s tribute was apparently not only inspired by Bentley´s early racers (the 1924 Bentley 3/8 'Hawkeye Special' especially, to our eyes), but also the R-Type Continental.
The end result is a stylish contemporary car with self-evident attention to detail, keeping the proportions and curves that make a vintage Bentley special. While to our eyes it seems a little too dainty to suit the 'fastest lorry in the world' image that Ettore Bugatti so famously coined, there's no doubting the design keeps drawing your eye back in.
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Life After Loss My Solo Trip to Paris Part 2
You can read Life After Loss My Solo Trip to Paris Part 1 first if you missed it. 😉
The flight to Paris was no problem at all, but it took quite a while to go through customs. The young officer behind the booth was quite serious. I have read sometimes they give Asian people a hard time. So I put on my big smile and said "Bonjour!" I could see his frozen face start to melt a little bit. "That is the only word I can say in French." I continued with an even bigger smile. He was putting stamps on my passport while smiling at me, and suddenly said to me "Ni Hao!". I was laughing so hard because he just said hi to me in Chinese. Lol! Peace starts with a smile. 😉
For this trip, I decided that I WILL initiate conversations instead of waiting on others to talk to me first. 😉 So the whole trip I met so many great people and made some new friends.
During the Notre Dame tour I met two ladies from Georgia. We had lunch together, and then afternoon snack and drinks, and then dinner…We were sitting at that restaurant for more than 6 hours chatting and laughing. You know the feelings when you instantly click with someone? I just felt like we had known each other for a long time. I told them I felt like my husband sent two sisters to me to accompany me on my adventure. They invited me to continue the trip with them throughout the rest of Europe. I was seriously considering joining them but later I had to say no since I didn't pack any extra medicine with me. Bummer!
I met a beautiful girl at breakfast in my hotel. She is German but lives in London. We went shopping together after breakfast and scored a few vintage scarfs together with super great deals. She helped me take photos and she was being a very honest shopping buddy too. With her help I found the best white bow tie button down shirt. Now I know if I go to London someday, I will have a friend there. 🙂
When I was in the Chanel store near my hotel, I was looking for someone to take a photo of me. I asked a very pretty Asian girl who just happened to be standing next to me. She looked at me and asked "Are you asking to take a photo with me?" I said "No, I hope you can take a photo of me." I heard a group of people near her laugh very hard. She took a few photos of me and then walked away. I asked the laughing people what was funny and it turned out she was quite a big celebrity with almost 6 million followers on Instagram. Lol. I felt pretty bad so I waited for her to finish her own photo shoot and took a photo with her. 😉
I felt like my husband was everywhere with me, enjoying every minute of this journey. When I was in the gardens at Versailles, suddenly some old memories came. We had gone to a very similar palace in Germany 7 years ago and of course we had a great time there. I was crying by myself and talking to him in my mind for a while. I know if he was still here, he would give me a bear hug, rubbing my head and telling me how sorry he was. I treated myself to a nice dinner to make up for my bad mood later. 😉 I was happy and sad to see one of the bars offer Paulaner beer. My husband and I met at Shanghai Paulaner so I had to have a beer to honor him.
This whole trip was so smooth and filled with amazing moments. I loved everyday sitting outside of a restaurant drinking my wine, eating delicious food and people watching. My man always wanted to show me the world and now he must be very proud of me. I have to say, I am more confident after this trip.
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Maria Udalova-Surkova and at least one of her colleagues from that team will announce the service to the Manchester Inventors Group meeting at Central Library at 18:00 tonight. The team will be supervised at all times by at least one member of the teaching staff who holds a practising certificate from the Law Society and there will be input from each of the major law firms and chambers who support the Centre.
The Manchester initiative complements a similar scheme started by students at the BPP Law School in Leeds. Their service does not specialize in IP but they do publish an excellent IP newsletter. The November and January issues.
Finally, though he has no formal links with the Centre, I have to mention the efforts of Ian Best of Ohio State University in the USA. Ian has just completed a taxonomy of American and Canadian legal blogs which can be found at
This is part of a blog-for-credit independent study project, the first of its kind in the USA and probably the first anywhere. Ian's effort has been featured in Moritz e-Record which appears to be an interesting online publication from his law school. He has asked us to provide a link to his taxonomy which we are glad to do and we welcome his aim of encouraging more interaction between legal bloggers in different countries.


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LAGA's DEPARTMENTS AND MEASURABLE STANDARDS
The lack of measurable standards is one of the main obstacles for the development of wildlife law enforcement.
LAGA believes there is a strong negative pressure on development projects to run away from any measurable objective – what can not be measured can not fail. Having no clear indicator of success or failure of the project is an advantage in the current pressures system.
In reaction to that, LAGA is built in with clear measurable standards and quantified indicators of success or failure. The performance of each of LAGA's departments is measured against clear tangible monthly targets. Each department developed its own computerized system to measure performance. The harmonization of all these systems was named the "LAGA Organic System".
LAGA's different activities:
INVESTIGATIONS – Investigators, undercover agents and informers gather precise information so that dealers in meat and the products of threatened species can be arrested in the act, producing concrete evidence for the courts.
OPERATIONS – LAGA technically assists MINFOF and the forces of law and order to arrest violators and to channel complaint reports to the courts. LAGA closely supervises operations in the field.
LEGAL ASSISTANCE– LAGA formed a legal team to assist in the administrative procedures of prosecuting the first wildlife cases known in the courts of Cameroon.
MEDIA– LAGA puts news flashes into national TV news, national radio news and written press concerning the success of the operations and positive court rulings. The Cameroonian media informs the public that the law is actively enforced, thereby achieving education of the public on the change, increased deterrent, and classification of the illegal trade in endangered wildlife as criminal.
The Value
A Model For Wildlife Law Enforcement
•Currently, in most of forest covered Africa, there is no deterrent against wildlife crime in all of forest Africa.
•The collaboration between the Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife (MINFOF) and the Last Great Ape Organization (LAGA) seeks to create a successful model in Cameroon to provide the missing ingredient in the wildlife conservation formula: the creation of a crime deterrent factor.
•The lack of measurable standards is one of the main obstacles for the development of wildlife law enforcement.
•The collaborative program has built-in procedures for determining the success or failure of the model. Our case follow-up reports allow direct auditing. And our product has one primary measurable standard, an objectively verifiable indicator of achievement: the number of wildlife law violators arrested, receiving and serving a deterring punishment.
•The model, if proven effective, can be expanded to other countries in the sub-region. If proven ineffective, the lessons of its experience/analysis will assist in the evolution of a more appropriate and efficient model.
A Map Of Potential For The Effective Use Of Aid Funds
• In the development of wildlife law enforcement, the international community needs a tool for a more focused and effective use of aid funds.
• LAGA's experience and case study can serve as a map of the potential for developing wildlife law enforcement in the sub-region. Equally, LAGA's experience can identify bottlenecks or a lack of existing potential.
The Goal
Fighting the commercial poaching with its related trade of protected species.
1. Create an effective deterrent factor for wildlife crimes in Cameroon.
2. Expose through the Cameroonian media that the law is enforced, thereby achieving education of the public on the change, increased deterrent, and classification of the illegal bushmeat trade as a criminal activity in the eyes of the public.
3. Form a model for governmental-NGO collaboration in a nationwide fight against wildlife crime that functions efficiently with measurable standards of success.
4. Form the first model for an independent monitor for wildlife, as stated in the AFLEG declaration.
5. Assist the international and donor community in mapping potential or lack of potential in developing wildlife law enforcement in the sub-region.
6. Forge a link between economic operators, including timber companies and transport agencies, and legal responsibility for wildlife law violations facilitated by their activities or committed on their premises, on the basis of negligence and collective responsibility.
LAGA Lion's operation 3 days before arrest
Illegal dealers in Maroua Cameroon present a lion skin for sale 3 days before their arrest, explaining its origin is Chad and demanding $600 for it and $300 for another .LAGA wildlife law enforcement work is sponsored by the Born Free Foundation.
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Master Chef José Gutierrez's exceptional culinary creativity can be traced to his French heritage with Spanish roots and Southern influences. Chef José has been a Memphis resident for more than 30 years and hence, is a true Southerner. José studied at the Professional Culinary School in Manosque, France, worked under the direction of several esteemed chefs, and then trained with the celebrated chef Paul Bocuse, creator of Nouvelle Cuisine.
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We wholeheartedly believe that weddings are one-of-a-kind events, but...there are many other occasions and milestones in life that's also worth celebrating!
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Mark, you are awesome! Okay, These past few days, I've been paddled back and forth by "words" like paddles flipping a pinball on a pinball machine. You may think it strange, but I was enjoying the game; however, the game was suspended when my children, Carter and Ammon (boy and girl twins respectively) were sick with a weird respiratory virus, and we had a pinball "time-out". Since the beginning of May, Ammon, Carter, and I have been promoting my latest book, Parenting Strategies on the Go (www.parentingstrategiesonthego.com). It was a self –publishing project, and I am very proud of it. If you all are wondering, yes, it does have errors that I didn't "catch". However, in close to 200 pages, I've only caught about 5 errors ( I should have used Mark and Word Refiner). Errors aside, my children and I were on local programming on our NBC affiliate helping parents choose souvenirs (summer vacation, you know!) as teaching tools (Chapter 4). All three of us had to be succinct and articulate during our interpersonal interview with the television hostess. Next, we had a book signing at the Barnes and Noble in Chattanooga. We had a wonderful time. All three of us had to speak to guests while signing books. I thought we did well in our verbal interactions.
Immediately following the book signing, Carter became ill. Sadly, both children took turns with their viruses, and in between trying to write this blog, a Southeast Tennessee magazine, The Tennessee Valley Parents Magazine wrote to me asking to complete a Question & Answer article regarding fatherhood and our Parenting Strategies on the Go. The columnist's deadline was quickly approaching, so I answered the questions with haste. I thought my verbal-linguistic, written answers complemented and completed the answers with great grammar and punctuation. The columnist did not send anything back for me to edit or correct!
Okay, back to Ammon and Carter after their tummy aches and fevers: the pinball machine of "words" began batting the pinball again. We took a weekend trip to see family in Montgomery, Alabama. As we were speaking with some friends, Carter and I were engaged in conversation with two adults. Carter was speaking with Brian about video games, and he was having a great, adult conversation. Mary Kay, Brian's mother-in-law, leaned forward and said, "He is so confident and succinct in what he is saying. He has no problem communicating what he is feeling." I followed up with, "Thank you, he does have a gift for interpersonal communications." Less than 24 hours later, we were back home, in our regular homeschooling routine, and doing our spelling. I had been disappointed with myself that I was about 4 days late getting this blog to Mark; however, we had missed so much school the previous week due to the virus and Carter and Ammon needed to settle back into their routine. During their spelling, they had to read several sentences and correct/edit sentences and tell whether the errors were 1) Spelling errors, 2) Capitalization errors, or 3) Punctuation errors. At the end of her correcting/editing, Ammon exclaimed, "That was great, and kind of easy!" During his spelling corrections, Carter exclaimed, "Well, anyone would know what the sentence is saying even with the errors." I was stunned by his insightful comment. I tried to quickly gather my wits, and I returned with, "Yes, son, but if a writer wants to be taken seriously as an educated person who can validate or prove his literacy (being able to read and write) they need to spell and punctuate correctly." Carter felt satisfied and concretely surrendered to my explanation with, "I agree." And that was it. I thought to myself, "I've got to convey these word editing conversations with Mark for our blogs." Folks, being literate, correcting, and editing is not intrinsic or genetic. It is environmental. People may be born with an Intelligence Quotient (IQ) of 150, but if there is no one to teach them to be literate, they will not be able to communicate 100% effectively. Editors help people communicate more effectively.
I've had my share of writing and editing words. I have an Educational Doctorate in Instructional Leadership, and I have taught for over 27 years: From kindergarten to graduate school. My other degrees include Education Specialist in Curriculum and Instruction, a Master of Education in Social Studies Education, and Bachelor of Arts Degree in Social Studies Education. I am bilingual with Spanish, and I am also a beginning, functional communicator in German. I love words in English, Spanish, and German. I also want to communicate effectively in all three languages.
Now, the pinball game of "words" comes to an end with some inspirational words:
Ecclesiastes 3:1 (a) To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven:
When I was 16 years old, I knew I had a gift for writing, but there was absolutely no one to help me nurture and perfect that gift. All I had on my mind was either being an accountant or an educator. By 1989, the educator career had won. In the autumn of 2008, God blessed me with my beautiful children, Carter and Ammon, and it changed my life forever. By 2010, God guided me back to a "writing season", and I was and still am grateful. I know God expects me to communicate effectively as I write, and I know it's my responsibility to teach my children to communicate effectively as they learn to write. I truly believe that here in the middle of 2016, I'm doing a pretty darn good job on both fronts! Oh, perhaps Mark will allow Carter, Ammon, and me to return this Christmas season to help promote the children's picture book, Christmas Hawk (www.christmashawk.com), that Carter and Ammon helped me create.
God bless you all, and until the next time….keep on writing!


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I worked with agency, Lovers to adapt a young girl's true story of abuse into a sensitive, stop-motion animated film for the NSPCC. Told from the perspective of Melissa's grandparents, the piece takes its visual cue from the play therapy that helped her to overcome her experiences – paint, mud, food, toys, crayons and a sand pit were all used to tell the story.
Heartbreaking and illuminating, the film highlights the important work that the NSPCC does in helping families support young victims of neglect. 'Melissa's Story' is being used as part of the NSPCC's 'It's Time' campaign, which asks government to ensure that every child who has been abused receives the support they need to rebuild their lives.


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"Let's Dine Out" Today!
Hey, if you're like me...you LOVE to go out to eat! And, today...you can go out and enjoy yourself, while helping out others!
This one-day event allows you to DINE OUT at your favorite participating restauraunts while helping to raise critical funds for the American Red Cross at the same time. Each participating restauraunt has agreed to donate a portion of their sales on Wednesday, August 31st to support local Disaster Relief, Community Disaster Education, CPR & First Aid training, Services to our Armed Forces, Blood Collection and more. Treat yourself on breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert on Wednesday, August 31st and help the Red Cross help our community.
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Coldstone Creamery, Maloney's RocaBar, Papa Murphy's, Real Hacienda (Hwy 54 and Southtown Blvd) and Salad World
Firedome Pizza, Cancun Mexican Restaurant, Golden Corral, Planter's Coffee House, Rookie's Sports Bar, Spudz n'Stuff
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Maybe somewhere in Memphis there's a small, smoky room where blues masters soar, sting and scald, unimpeded by the demands of time or audience. Maybe it was on fire on Friday and Saturday night with unrecognized, unheralded talent. But chances are there was no greater assembly of blues-rock talent anywhere in the world than the one that was assembled at Madison Square Garden this weekend.
Here were two nights of Telecasters, Gibsons, Strats, custom-mades and hollow-bodieds, all in the hands of masters. Eric Clapton's Crossroads Guitar Festival gathered more than 30 sorcerers and set them loose. It was an extravaganza, a celebration of the solo, and a testament to the enduring — though dwindling — appeal of the six-string lead.
Some of the stars were Clapton's role models: B.B. King, Albert Lee, Booker T and the MGs. Others, like Gary Clark Jr. and John Mayer, are young adherents to the blues-rock tradition. A few, including Jeff Beck and Keith Richards (who showed up as a surprise guest on Saturday, jamming with Clapton on the blues standard "Key to the Highway" and Chuck Berry's "Sweet Little Rock 'n' Roller"), were fellow British Invasion leaders. Almost all played in a style not dissimilar to the one favored by Eric Clapton himself.
This is not the first time Clapton has thrown such a party. The Crossroads Guitar Festival has happened three times before — 2004 in Texas, 2007 in Bridgeview, Ill., and 2010 in Chicago. Those were two-day festivals, too, and many of the same famous six-string slingers showed up to raise money for the Crossroads Centre, a drug treatment facility in the Caribbean.
Though this was the festival's first appearance in New York, it had all the trappings of a musical institution. From his role as supervisor, featured attraction and occasional sideman, Clapton ran a tight ship: Sets were as crisp as could be expected from bluesmen who love to take expansive solos, and there was almost no downtime between them. Solo and duo performers appeared on side stages during breaks between the main attractions, and some of these interludes were among the finest moments of the festival. Jazzman Earl Klugh's delicate acoustic shone like a string of faerie lights; slide player Sonny Landreth's instrumental was a delightful tickle.
Even festival host Dan Aykroyd got into the act, singing about his mojo on a side stage to accompaniment by Keb' Mo'. His tribute to Muddy Waters was not particularly skilled, but his enthusiasm showed his love for the style hasn't dimmed since his days as Elwood Blues.
Before Clapton turned the stage over to the electric slingers and heavy hitters, he had a treat for fans who came to Friday's show early. He didn't even wait for the lights to go down: At 7:30 promptly, he took center stage with an acoustic guitar and eased into the long night of music with a five-song set of slightly reimagined favorites from his catalog. "Tears in Heaven" was given a reggae lope; "Wonderful Tonight" was stretched a bit and further mellowed. Longtime sideman Andy Fairweather Low joined Clapton's acoustic combo, and the pair harmonized on a version of Fairweather Low's underappreciated "Spider Jiving."
Clapton re-emerged as a sideman later in the evening, squeezing his way onto a crowded stage during Robert Cray's set and venturing into jazz alongside Kurt Rosenwinkel, a musician that few in the arena knew well. To cap the evening, he joined the Allman Brothers Band for a searing version of "Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad?", a Derek and the Dominos album side.
Yet Clapton's acoustic set had a cohesion and focus that much of the rest of the night did not. Some six-string leads failed to launch; others merely simmered. A few outstayed their welcomes by many minutes.
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Those that caught fire, however, were marvels to behold. Allan Holdsworth, assisting Rosenwinkel, conjured legato passages of startling liquidity. Clark and Doyle Bramhall II turned their instruments into power blasters of great abrasive force; when they soloed together, the effect was almost gravitational. Derek Trucks of the Allman Brothers Band approximated weightlessness with his dextrous, fluttering leads.
Mayer conjured the spirit of Jerry Garcia during a "Queen of California" that built from a twinkle to a roar; a song later, he was joined by country star Keith Urban for a duet rendition of the Beatles' "Don't Let Me Down" that drew a standing ovation.
But the night's truest six-string champion was an arch-traditionalist, a veteran of the electric blues, and a fierce, tempestuous soloist whom Clapton has cited as a foundational influence on his playing. Buddy Guy, 76, took the stage flanked by 14-year-old guitar prodigy Quinn Sullivan and pedal steel specialist Robert Randolph. The jocular Guy smiled through his set, but his solos and riffs erupted like geysers in between his verses — and when he wasn't playing, he was ceding the floor to Sullivan, a protégé who has learned his lessons well. An engaging showman, Guy was one of the rare Crossroads performers who took as much care with his singing, and the clarity of his lyrics, as he did with his fretwork.
Others would have done well to follow suit. Because of its length, the festival did smack up against the limitations of the style, and demonstrated why the vocal pop song has replaced guitar-driven rock in the affections of the general public. The first lengthy guitar solo is impressive, stratospheric; the 20th, no matter how dazzling, fails to achieve the same escape velocity. While it is possible to tell an emotionally resonant story with a guitar, it is easier (not to mention more direct) to use words.
With its emphasis on speed, precision and fretboard acrobatics, blues-rock sometimes often feels more like an exhibition of athleticism than it does an expression of musical ideas. At its worst, the Crossroads Festival was a torrent of one-upsmanship and machismo.
Which brings up the most objectionable thing about the weekend. Clapton did not see fit to invite a single female guitarist to participate in Friday's show. That this could even be possible in 2013 is tough to believe, but Clapton's league of heroes appears to be a fraternity. (Prior Crossroads Festivals managed to throw the spotlight on a few — but just a few — female musicians.)
Inadvertently or not, the Crossroads Festival perpetuated the idea that women with axes in their hands have nothing to contribute. Should Clapton choose to bring the festival back in another three years, that's something he absolutely must remedy — for the sake of the Crossroads project, and for the long-term health of the blues-rock he loves so much.


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Virginia Ali, the owner of Ben's Chili Bowl, is dead set on carrying on the tradition of stuffing the faces of presidents with greasy delectabilities. She's got her sights set on a plate of chili cheese fries and the chili half-smoke, with Donald's name on it.
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Oracle Open World is fast approaching and the time to register is NOW so you don't miss out. This year the show is going to be a blast. I have heard rumors about the band that will be performing one night but you know what they say about rumors. More importantly, the IDM team have a lot of new things to talk about at this years show. First, we released 11g this summer which included exciting new approaches like Service Oriented Security, better user experience and new features for:
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|How Cisco Achieved Large-Scale, Highly Available Access Management
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The last time the Identity Management team was all together a few photo's were taken and I have included one from that fun event at Burton Catalyst. Hope you will be able to join us!


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Bluffton Mayor Lisa Sulka is running for re-election.
Sulka filed at about 1:30 p.m. Tuesday.
She is the only municipal election candidate to file so far, according to Town Clerk Sandra Lunceford.
Sulka has been mayor since 2008, when she succeeded Hank Johnston.
The municipal election is scheduled for Nov. 8.
In addition to the mayoral seat, two Town Council seats will be decided by Bluffton voters.
The filing period opened at noon Aug. 11 and closes at noon Sept. 9.
Voters must be registered by Oct. 10 to participate in the election.
Candidates for mayor or council may file at the Theodore D. Washington Municipal Building, 20 Bridge St.
The filing fee for mayor is $150; the filing fee for Town Council is $100.
The Bluffton Municipal Election Commission will hold a hearing at 11 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 10, to determine the validity of challenged ballots and to certify the final election results.
A runoff election, if necessary, would be on Nov 22.


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First time my Birthday was celebrated by friends away from home.
Story in Pictures
First time my Birthday was celebrated by friends away from home.
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Hi Shelley!Delete
What can I say? I had time on my hands!
Loved the pictures. Beautiful! Enjoy your time at home. I bet your mom is looking forward to it as much as you are.ReplyDeleteReplies
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I'm looking forward to home cooked food!
Oh! Another good thing about the upcoming break, I'll be able to read The Nurse's Not So Secret Scandal now, heard such good things about it!
Riya,what lovely pics. Your mom is going to be happy dancing with you. I hope you have the best time ever on the break. *waving and smiling*ReplyDelete
It was nice to see your photos. Have a wonderful time with your mum and dad.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Maria, I hope you are also enjoying your trip to Ireland.Delete
I like how you told the story with photos. It's like a little peak into your family! Have a great holiday!ReplyDelete
Awww...so sweet.ReplyDelete
I love this story in pictures. Enjoy your trip home!ReplyDelete
Congrats on being able to go home!!ReplyDelete
LOVED the pictures. Have fun!
Lovely pictures, fantastic idea making a story with pictures! Enjoy your trip home, I know how it feels to live away from family, and how hard it can be. Have at it dear! : )ReplyDelete
I guess you are still enjoying your holidays. Nice pictures.ReplyDelete