Internet Satellites: Elon Musk’s Next Mission by Brady Bunte

Elon Musk makes electric cars, rockets, batteries. and solar panels said Brady Bunte.  Now, he is adding satellites and looking at ways to make them  smaller, less-expensive models that can deliver Internet access worldwide, added  Brady Bunte.  Greg Wyler, a satellite-industry veteran and former Google Inc. Executive, is Musk's pick as a partner.  Mr. Wyler founded WorldVu Satellites Ltd., which controls a large block of radio spectrum and plans to have 360 satellites in orbit to offer global internet broadband service to each consumer as early as 2019.

Musk's goal however  is to have 700 satellites each weighing less than 250 pounds, noted Brady Bunte. That will be half the size of the current  smallest communications satellites  in commercial use now and ten times the size of the fleet. The satellite constellation would be managed by Iridium Communications Inc. The current  smallest communications satellites now cost several million dollars and  weigh about 500 pounds. The goal is to lower the cost to  manufacture the new satellites for less than  $1 million, Brady Bunte  explained.

The project would have many financial, technical and regulatory challenges and would cost well over a $1 billion  to develop. Musk and Wyler would build a factory to manufacture the satellites, said Brady Bunte. Initial talks have been held with Florida and Colorado state officials about a  site for the manufacturing facility.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX, would  most likely launch the fleet of  satellites, stated  Brady Bunte, though no commitments have been made at this time. Musk has launched  Falcon 9 rockets  a dozen times in the past five years and has four more launches slated  through 2018 also has won a $2.6 billion NASA contract to develop, test and fly space taxis to carry U.S. astronauts into orbit.

Brady Bunte explained , that If Musk and Wyler do build the satellites, they are going to face stiff competition from other small  satellites manufactures, such as Britain’s Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd and Nevada-based Sierra Nevada Corp.

Lastly, Musk and Wyler would have no trouble finding investors tech giants  like Google, Facebook  and Amazon  willing to invests to unwired parts of the globe, through drones, balloons according to Brady Bunte.

Early culinary uses for Agave by Brady Bunte

What were some of the early culinary uses for agave? Here are some amazing details on the culinary uses for agave by Brady Bunte. Read to learn more on this amazing plant.

A brief primer on agave

Agave, also called century plant is native to Mexico. It constitutes a family of many species out of which only 2 are used for culinary purposes. The pair is popularly referred to as the maquey.

What about agave and culinary uses?

The culinary uses for agave dates back to the early times of emoticon recipes to the present times of modern twists of freshly squeezed agave nectar. In this article, Brady Bunte specifically discloses details on early culinary uses for agave.

There were 2 main species of agave that were used in the traditional times. These include the: Agave Americana & Agave desert. The leaves were predominantly used for food. They were baked, boiled or just roasted. Among the other products that were processed from agave were:

1. Agave Vinegar
2. Agave Syrup
3. Agave wine

According to Brady Bunte, the above mentioned were some of the most profound uses of agave. Some of the communities that are on record to used agave for culinary purposes were:

• The Aztecs
• The American Indians
• The Yavapai 
• Tonto Apache

Among these communities, the Yavapai people regarded agave highly. It was to them a food with a spiritual meaning and identity. The Toronto Apache people, just like the Yavapai, accompanied the preparation of agave food with prayers, songs and thanks giving.

Brady Bunte has provided you a detailed coverage on some of the culinary uses for agave among the Aztecs and the American Indians.

The Aztecs

The Aztecs are Spanish speakers who settled in the Americas in the early 17^th century. They used agave in the making an alcoholic beverage called the Pulque. The Pulque was a special beverage that was reserved for ceremonies and bouquets. Added to this, the Aztecs made their versions of the present day tequila, wine and vinegar all from the agave.

The American Indians

The American Indians are an indigenous group that hailed from the Southwestern part of the present day USA. They are well known for using agave plant for various purposes, culinary inclusive. These natives mainly relied on boiling, roasting or baking as methods of preparing their agave food.  According to Brady Bunte, the American Indians used the agave syrup for various medicinal as well as culinary purposes.

This desert plant held a special spot in the culinary history among the ancient human civilizations!

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Brady Bunte First-Ever Million-Dollar Prize for a blue marlin
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“Everything is rigged tight and we’re ready,” says Brady Bunte, owner of the Viking convertible, El Gallo, of Dana Point, California. Bunte and his team were the first million-dollar winner in 2003 with a 565-pound blue. They also came in second in 2001 with a 479-pounder. Now, for the first time since 2003, the original team and crew are back together competing again.
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Cabo Foods,  strives to make one of the best healthy tortilla chips money can buy without sacrificing taste... a real connoisseur's chip! It starts with our most basic ingredients, only the best all natural or organic corn, healthy expeller pressed oils and our special seasonings made with whole ingredients, we don’t use any flavorings natural or artificial. Furthermore, our hand cooked small batch and flavor infusion process makes our chips less greasy than most other tortilla chips with 0 Trans-Fat and all of our products are low in sodium.

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Owned by Brady Bunte, Tres Sietes tequilas are made in their own facility where they make their tequila "from field to glass." They combine French distillation techniques with Mexican tradition. The name is translated as "Three Sevens" and meant to invoke ideas of good fortune. It is produced at Fabrica Tres Sietes and "tequila guru" Frank Gonzalez, who oversees the state-of-the-art technology that steams the agave rather than bakes it in the oven. This in turn lessens the amount of (evil tasting) methanol in the distillation. -

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