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Q: ENFILE: File Table Overflow with Karma I am getting a file table overflow issue while running the Karma tests, and I have no clue how to debug this.
karma.conf.js:
module.exports = function (config) {
    config.set({
        frameworks: ['jspm', 'jasmine'],
        files: [

            'node_modules/karma-babel-preprocessor/node_modules/babel-core/browser-polyfill.js',
            'node_modules/jasmine-async-sugar/jasmine-async-sugar.js'
        ],

        jspm: {
            config: 'jspm.conf.js',
            loadFiles: ['src/app/app.js', 'src/app/**/*.spec.js'], //'src/app/**/!(*.e2e|*.po).js'
            serveFiles: ['src/app/**/*.+(js|html|css|json)'] // *.{a,b,c} to *.+(a|b|c) https://github.com/karma-runner/karma/issues/1532
        },

        proxies: {
            '/test/': '/base/test/',
            '/src/app/': '/base/src/app/',
            '/jspm_packages/': '/base/jspm_packages/'
        },

        //reporters: process.argv.slice(2).find((argv) => argv.includes('--nocoverage') || argv.includes('--no-coverage')) ? ['dots', 'junit'] : ['dots', 'junit', 'coverage'],

        // use dots reporter, as Travis terminal does not support escaping sequences;
        // when using Travis publish coverage to coveralls
        reporters: coveralls ? ['dots', 'junit', 'coverage', 'coveralls'] : nocoverage ? ['dots'] : ['dots', 'junit', 'coverage'],

        junitReporter: {
            outputDir: 'test-reports/unit-test-report/',
            suite: 'unit'
        },

        preprocessors: {
            // source files, that you wanna generate coverage for - do not include tests or libraries
            // (these files will be instrumented by Istanbul)
            'src/**/!(*.spec|*.mock|*-mock|*.e2e|*.po|*.test).js': ['babel', 'coverage']
        },

        // transpile with babel since the coverage reporter throws error on ES6 syntax
        babelPreprocessor: {
            options: {
                stage: 1,
                sourceMap: 'inline'
            }
        },

        coverageReporter: {
            instrumenters: { isparta : require('isparta') },
            instrumenter: {
                'src/**/*.js': 'isparta'
            },
            dir: 'test-reports/coverage/',
            subdir: normalizationBrowserName,
            reporters: [
                {type: 'html'}, // will generate html report
                {type: 'json'}, // will generate json report file and this report is loaded to make sure failed coverage cause gulp to exit non-zero
                {type: 'lcov'}, // will generate Icov report file and this report is published to coveralls
                {type: 'text-summary'} // it does not generate any file but it will print coverage to console
            ]
        },

        browsers: [process.env.TRAVIS ? 'Firefox' : 'Chrome'],

        browserNoActivityTimeout: 50000
    });

    function normalizationBrowserName(browser) {
        return browser.toLowerCase().split(/[ /-]/)[0];
    }
};

package.json:
"karma": "0.13.14",
"karma-jspm": "2.0.1",
"karma-jasmine": "0.3.6",
"karma-coverage": "douglasduteil/karma-coverage#next",
"karma-coveralls": "1.1.2",
"karma-ie-launcher": "0.2.0",
"karma-junit-reporter": "0.3.8",
"karma-chrome-launcher": "0.2.1",
"karma-safari-launcher": "0.1.1",
"karma-firefox-launcher": "0.1.6",
"karma-phantomjs-launcher": "0.2.1",
"karma-babel-preprocessor": "5.2.2"

test-unit.js:
 gulp.task('karma', (cb) => {
    // remove 'coverage' directory before each test
    del.sync(path.test.testReports.coverage);
    // run the karma test
    const server = new Server({
        configFile: path.test.config.karma,
        browsers: BROWSERS.split(','),
        singleRun: !argv.watch,
        autoWatch: !!argv.watch
    }, function(code) {
        // make sure failed karma tests cause gulp to exit non-zero
        if(code === 1) {
            LOG(COLORS.red('Error: unit test failed '));
            return process.exit(1);
        }
        cb();
    });
    server.start();
});

Error:

[08:44:36] 'karma' errored after 2.48 s [08:44:36] Error: ENFILE: file
  table overflow, scandir '/Users/Abhi/Documents/projects/test/src/app'
  at Error (native) at Object.fs.readdirSync (fs.js:808:18) at
  GlobSync._readdir
  (/Users/Abhi/Documents/projects/test/node_modules/karma/node_modules/glob/sync.js:275:41)
  at GlobSync._processGlobStar
  (/Users/Abhi/Documents/projects/test/node_modules/karma/node_modules/glob/sync.js:330:22)
  at GlobSync._process
  (/Users/Abhi/Documents/projects/test/node_modules/karma/node_modules/glob/sync.js:128:10)
  at new GlobSync
  (/Users/Abhi/Documents/projects/test/node_modules/karma/node_modules/glob/sync.js:46:10)
  at new Glob
  (/Users/Abhi/Documents/projects/test/node_modules/karma/node_modules/glob/glob.js:111:12)
  at
  /Users/Abhi/Documents/projects/test/node_modules/karma/lib/file-list.js:161:14
  at Array.map (native) at [object Object].List._refresh
  (/Users/Abhi/Documents/projects/test/node_modules/karma/lib/file-list.js:153:37)
  at [object Object].List.refresh
  (/Users/Abhi/Documents/projects/test/node_modules/karma/lib/file-list.js:252:27)
  at [object Object].Server._start
  (/Users/Abhi/Documents/projects/test/node_modules/karma/lib/server.js:177:12)
  at [object Object].invoke
  (/Users/Abhi/Documents/projects/test/node_modules/karma/node_modules/di/lib/injector.js:75:15)
  at [object Object].Server.start
  (/Users/Abhi/Documents/projects/test/node_modules/karma/lib/server.js:101:18)
  at Gulp.
  (/Users/Abhi/Documents/projects/test/gulp/tasks/test-unit.js:53:12) at
  module.exports
  (/Users/Abhi/Documents/projects/test/node_modules/gulp/node_modules/orchestrator/lib/runTask.js:34:7)
  at Gulp.Orchestrator._runTask
  (/Users/Abhi/Documents/projects/test/node_modules/gulp/node_modules/orchestrator/index.js:273:3)
  at Gulp.Orchestrator._runStep
  (/Users/Abhi/Documents/projects/test/node_modules/gulp/node_modules/orchestrator/index.js:214:10)
  at Gulp.Orchestrator.start
  (/Users/Abhi/Documents/projects/test/node_modules/gulp/node_modules/orchestrator/index.js:134:8)
  at
  /Users/Abhi/Documents/projects/test/node_modules/gulp/bin/gulp.js:129:20
  at nextTickCallbackWith0Args (node.js:419:9) at process._tickCallback
  (node.js:348:13)

Karma Issue Tracker: https://github.com/karma-runner/karma/issues/1979

A: Abhi,
I spent a good afternoon on this and found a workaround, to what i have admit is a best guess issue that i have zero idea WHY is happening.
My issue was with the globs inside of serveFiles and loadFiles in the Karma config. To fix i did my own globbing using glob.sync to generate the arrays as i needed and this WORKED!
module.exports = function(config) {

    var options = {cwd:"www"};
    var glob = require("glob");
    var filesToServe = glob.sync("./src/**/*.@(js|ts|css|scss|html)", options);
    var specsToLoad = glob.sync("./src/**/*.@(spec.ts)", options).map(function(file){
        return file.substr(2);
    });

    config.set({
        basePath: 'www',

        frameworks: ['jspm', 'jasmine'],

        jspm: {
            config: './test/config.js',
            loadFiles: ['test/boot.ts'].concat(specsToLoad),
            serveFiles: filesToServe,
        },

        files: [
        'http://cdn.auth0.com/js/lock-8.2.min.js'
        ],

        proxies: {
            '/src/': '/base/src/',
            '/.test/': '/base/.test/'
        },

        port: 9876,

        logLevel: config.LOG_DISABLE,

        colors: true,

        autoWatch: true,

        browsers: ['Chrome'],

        plugins: [
            'karma-jspm',
            'karma-jasmine',
            'karma-chrome-launcher',
            'karma-spec-reporter'
        ],

        reporters: ['spec'],

        singleRun: true
    });
};

The filesToServe and specsToLoad are treated slightly differently, i needed to remove the ./ from the files to load as it interferes with SystemJS's loading internally (this can be recognised by it trying to load a .ts.js file). Also i've got my work in a sub folder, 'www' which you might not need e.g. remove the cwd.
Hopefully you can see what i've done here and it helps you find a workaround. If anyone knows why something like glob is breaking i'd love to know.
To prove it was glob i did a simple test, using
require(glob)("src/**/*",function(file){ console.log(file); });

This triggered the same error, clearly NOTHING to do with too many files or a file table issue. If this pops up in other places, i'm going to have to clean install the OS again i think. However in my code base i use globs in other places, without any issue. I had wondered if it perhaps was the difference between using the 'sync' version of the process...
A day of wading through options to end up here... i had hoped to find a better answer.
K


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KC Ale Trail author Pete Dulin discusses the local beer scene in advance of book release parties
Writer Pete Dulin spent a year embedded in the local craft-beer scene. His book, KC Ale Trail, looks at the last 25 years of brewing in Kansas and Missouri, coinciding with the 25th anniversaries of Boulevard Brewing Co. and Free State Brewing Co.
"I covered 23 breweries in this book, from the heavyweights like Boulevard and Free State and Tallgrass to nano-breweries like Green Room," Dulin says. "Some of them are brewpubs like 75th Street. There's all of these different models. Some are production breweries. Some want to put an emphasis on taprooms. Gathering these breweries in one place, where you can look at them side-by-side, tells an interesting story just surveying the landscape of what's there and how it evolves. Some of these newer guys, they're willing to take a chance. Despite the odds — people say you need $1 million to open a brewery; you don't. The whole book is framed as a snapshot in time. It's not a definitive account. Things are changing so fast that it just couldn't be."
The book launches this week with several release parties and book signings (see On Tap listings after the jump). The Pitch spoke with Dulin in November as the book went to press.
The Pitch: How'd you get interested in writing about the craft-beer scene?
Dulin: I have a lot of relatives that live up in the Seattle area — and taking trips up there in the early '90s really opened my eyes to all of these other styles of beer and different ways to make it. It was the first wave of craft brewing — or microbrewing, as it was called then — and there was the first wave of breweries and brewpubs and restaurants that were carrying it. That really whet my appetite for craft beer. Being in Kansas City for most of my life, Boulevard has been the mainstay. I think in the last five years in particular, just really branching out for what else is out there.
When did you decide to pursue the book?
About a year ago. At the tail end of 2013, I kind of realized that Boulevard and Free State were having their 25th anniversaries coming up in 2014, and then there were all of these breweries that were starting to pop up (see also, Six new players prepare to enter KC's craft-beer community). Those 25th anniversaries were the inspiration to commemorate both breweries, but I didn't want to make it about just those breweries. I know the guys at Martin City [Brewing Co.] pretty well, and just seeing their growth from a pub to a brewery was interesting, and I just started taking notes. In the beginning of 2014, I started formulating a plan to put together this book idea and mapping out what breweries there are to cover. I wanted to cover Greater Kansas City, and then Free State in Lawrence. As I looked at it, there's Blind Tiger in Topeka, so I'll go that far out. Then there's Tallgrass in Manhattan, and it announced its expansion in the spring. So I had to limit because there's only so much time and space, so I went as far as Manhattan westward. I wanted to cover Mother's in Springfield, and there's Springfield Brewing as well down there.
Did any of the next wave of breweries make it in?
Four out of the five that I was aware of made it into the book: Torn Label, Red Crow, Crane and Border. Not Double Shift. It was a matter of timing. I was pretty much on the tail end of the book when Double Shift made its announcement. And my plan is to do a second edition of this book, probably two years down the road. I'll spend 2015 promoting this book through beer festivals and different author events. And by 2016, these five startup breweries should have their legs under them and more of a story to tell. And then I can update the other profiles and maybe expand to include Columbia, or other breweries in Kansas.
Dulin will sign copies of KC Ale Trail at a release party Friday, December 12, at Bier Station (120 East Gregory Boulevard), 7–9 p.m. Find more release parties in this week's On Tap column.
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MVP straw poll: Is a Giannis repeat in the works?
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The NBA season reaches its quarter pole this week, and a new world order has begun to establish itself. The Golden State Warriors are no longer juggernauts. The Los Angeles Lakers might be. The Zion Williamson era ... is on hold.
But amid all the tumult that has defined the 2019-20 season so far, there remains at least one constant: Giannis Antetokounmpo. Last season's Most Valuable Player is the early favorite to win the award for a second straight year.
ESPN asked 101 media members to participate in an informal straw poll of where the league's MVP race stands as the season moves into its second quarter. It was Antetokounmpo who stood above the rest. The Milwaukee Bucks forward received 48 first-place votes and was the only player to appear on all 101 ballots.
To make the balloting process as realistic as possible, ESPN sought to both balance the voting pool and have it conform to the way the league goes about it in mid-April, at the conclusion of the regular season. The pool of media members consisted of at least two people from each of the league's 28 markets, as well as national and international reporters. In the official vote, the NBA polls 100 media members and gives another vote to fans. Each of our voters put five players on their ballot, with players receiving five points for a first-place vote and one point for a fifth-place vote, just like the NBA's system.
Despite fierce competition from the likes of LeBron James, Luka Doncic and James Harden, Antetokounmpo is in the early lead as the league approaches the quarter mark of the regular season.
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Antetokounmpo is once again putting up absurd numbers. He ranks in the top five in points (30.8) and rebounds (13.4), is averaging a career-high 5.8 assists and has a player efficiency rating well north of 30. In a typical season, that kind of statistical profile would leave him with little to no competition for the award.
But this isn't shaping up to be a typical season.
James (29 first-place votes, 651 points, named on 100 ballots), Doncic (14 first-place votes, 569 points, 99 ballots) and Harden (nine first-place votes, 444 points, 97 ballots) have produced the individual achievements and team successes that could make any of them favorites in another season. As it is, that trio, along with Antetokounmpo, has separated itself from the rest of the pack in the eyes of potential voters.
James is on track to lead the league in assists for the first time in his career, and he has the Lakers sporting the NBA's second-best record, though with a relatively easy schedule. That was enough to comfortably place James in the ballot's second spot.
The Lakers have a backloaded schedule full of juicy matchups on national television. If they continue to win at nearly their current rate, they remain a top seed in the West and James continues to play this way beyond his 35th birthday (on Dec. 30), his candidacy could gain steam.
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It is not surprising to see Antetokounmpo, Harden and James, who've combined to win six MVP awards, among this season's early favorites. That Doncic, in just his second season and not yet of legal drinking age, has already leaped into this conversation is a testament to his brilliant play. Alongside Kristaps Porzingis, he has transformed the Dallas Mavericks into a factor in the Western Conference.
Harden, meanwhile, is within shouting distance of averaging a staggering 40 points per game, a milestone that would give him a strong selling point to take home this award for a second time in three seasons. The Rockets' continuing to play well after an ugly start wouldn't hurt, either.
Beyond the top four, the most interesting subplot has been the contest for fifth. Another eight players -- Bradley Beal, Jimmy Butler, Anthony Davis, Nikola Jokic, Kawhi Leonard, Damian Lillard, Pascal Siakam and Karl-Anthony Towns -- each got at least one vote. Three received significant support: Davis, Leonard and Siakam.
Siakam wound up getting the nod, finishing with 52 points to edge Leonard (49) and Davis (38). The fact that Leonard has missed several games (six of 22) was mentioned by a few voters as the reason he was placed fifth or left off the ballot, and Davis could suffer in some voters' eyes from being the second-best candidate on his team.
Meanwhile, Siakam has exploded for the Toronto Raptors, helping the defending champions storm to a 16-4 start and remain near the top of the East.
Rounding out the voting were Towns (nine points), Butler (six), Beal (three), Lillard and Jokic (one apiece).
MVP Straw Poll Results
Giannis Antetokounmpo 48 34 15 3 1 803
LeBron James 29 26 23 21 1 651
Luka Doncic 14 25 39 19 2 569
James Harden 9 16 20 45 7 444
Pascal Siakam 0 0 1 5 32 52
Kawhi Leonard 1 0 1 3 25 49
Anthony Davis 0 0 2 3 19 38
Karl-Anthony Towns 0 0 0 1 6 9
Jimmy Butler 0 0 0 1 3 6
Bradley Beal 0 0 0 0 3 3
Damian Lillard 0 0 0 0 1 1
Nikola Jokic 0 0 0 0 1 1
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Q&A with veteran musician and producer Michael Wedgwood, an unassuming gentleman with an impressive CV
Posted by Michael Limnios Blues Network on September 28, 2017 at 11:30pm
"Rock and Blues have always helped to erase the lines between races and cultures, and it's often the known musicians who stand up and speak out for the victims of these problems. I think music in general has a very great positive impact, although sadly it doesn't seem to be nearly enough!"
Mike Wedgwood: The Sound of Music
Mike Wedgwood is an English bassist, singer, songwriter and producer. He is related to the Wedgwood family of pottery fame. Wedgwood joined The Overlanders in 1968 following their biggest hit, a cover of The Beatles song, "Michelle", and remained with them until 1971. Following a stint with Arthur's Mother from 1971–72, he joined Curved Air in 1972, and played on their third album Phantasmagoria. When the band split, he remained with Sonja Kristina and helped form the new version of the band. They recorded the album Air Cut (and four tracks that would be released in 1990 on Lovechild) before breaking up again in 1973.
After playing in Kiki Dee's backing band on Elton John's Yellow Brick Road tour in England, and recording Elton's song Hard Luck Story, he joined Caravan, in 1974 and remained with them until 1976, playing on the albums Live at Fairfield Halls, 1974 (released by Decca in 2002, which was actually his playing debut with Caravan), Cunning Stunts and Blind Dog at St. Dunstans.
He worked with Gordon Haskell from 1993 to 1995. Wedgwood now lives in Denmark, and is gigging solo, and with the Wedgwood Band, The Skriver Bjarnesen Blues Band, Stan Urban, and many others. The Album "About Time" (2017) is Michael's third solo album, most of which was recorded in just two days at Silkeborg Musik Theatre. It is a departure from the '70's sound, and the sound consists almost exclusively of Michael's voice, grand piano, acoustic guitar, bass and drums. It's quite a personal album, with a lot of focus on the songwriting. He owns and runs Wedgwood Studio in Silkeborg.
What do you learn about yourself from the Rock n' Roll counterculture and what does the blues mean to you?
That's a hard question! I started out being a typical part of the Rock 'n Roll culture - a hard life that often made me quite selfish and unfair. But I've learned that simple values and family can mix well with life as a musician, and life is a lot more fulfilling now.
To be able to play and sing blues music is a very healing thing. Much as the lyrics can often be very sad or painful, it's a great way to express yourself, and of course blues doesn't always have to be about pain. It can be very uplifting too.
How do you describe Michael Wedgwood sound and songbook? What characterize your music philosophy?
My music has been a wide variety of things. Mostly rock with a blues flavour. But also very influenced by my time in the '70's with the two progressive bands Curved Air and Caravan.
My classical upbringing has been a large influence, and later my time in the US. My "sound" was quite English and clean-sounding before I was in America, but then I learned how to express myself more in the way some of my favourite artists from the US do. I played a lot of blues in the 17 years I was there, and that gave me a depth which I might not have had if I had continued in the direction I was going before.
My latest album About Time is very acoustic and you could say it's more "singer-songwriter" - like than before. it still has some blues influence, but it's more natural sounding than before, and with more emphasis on the lyrics.
Which acquaintances have been the most important experiences? What was the best advice anyone ever gave you?
There are so many people I've met that had made a difference in my life. And some of the experiences I've had were unbelievable. While playing with Curved Air in the US I was lucky to meet Frank Zappa. He and his band were the main act at 2 or 3 of the concerts we played. He actually conducted the sound check for us because it was important for him that the opening act sounded good. Later, our violin and keyboard player Eddi Jobson joined his band. Zappa and his music was quite a large part of my life at one stage.
Touring with Kiki Dee as the support act for Elton John was also a very impressive experience. We got to see how such enormous stardom affects everyone involved in the show. Elton seemed rather insecure at that time, but he also seemed to be a very generous and caring man.
The best advice anyone ever gave me? "Be kind. Remember to be kind". Apparently the last words spoken at the last Grateful Dead concert.
"My music has been a wide variety of things. Mostly rock with a blues flavour. But also very influenced by my time in the '70's with the two progressive bands Curved Air and Caravan."
Are there any memories from gigs, jams, open acts and studio sessions which you'd like to share with us?
I must have enough memories for a book! But putting them all together isn't at the top of my to-do list. I'm not very taken up with the past, although I do value it very highly.
I remember a concert in Italy where the conditions in the contract - especially the electrical requirements - were hopelessly wrong. In such a situation the band had the right not to play because of breach of contract, but the promoter produced a pistol and we were informed that if they were to shoot the tyres of our vehicles we wouldn't be able to go anywhere. He smiled and said "So you might as well play." We played.
It is interesting to look back and see who was opening act for who back then. Of all of our opening acts, Gary Moore was the most memorable for me. He had incredible talent for using his guitar to steer the emotions of the crowd (and anyone else listening!).
My most memorable studio session was when I arranged and conducted a 45-piece orchestra for John Entwistle of the Who's solo project. An indescribable experience!
What do you miss most nowadays from the music of past? What are your hopes and fears for the future of?
I miss the youthful excitement which we had in the 70's. It seemed to break down a lot of barriers which we don't quite dare to pass now. Musically and personally. I miss the fact that back then we were breaking new ground and helping to set the way recording and performing would be done in the future. I miss the newness of it.
My hope would be that young musicians can experience the feelings we had. They probably do. My fear is, although the music of the 60's and 70's had proven to be a very lasting phenomenon, that eventually it will lose its charm and the lessons learnt from it will be forgotten.
That the chance to be heard by lots of people will not be reliant on promotion and image and commercialism, but on the talent and emotions of the musicians and the importance of the music.
What were the reasons that made the UK in 60s to be the center of Folk/ Rock/ Blues researches and experiments? Photo by Frank Nielsen
The musicians weren't afraid to try something completely new. Technology in the studio was beginning to give us seemingly endless possibilities, and our imaginations were allowed to be uninhibited. We were encouraged to come up with innovations, as opposed to having to conform to proven "hit" formulas. Of course that side of it was still present and we all had to put up with it at some time or another, but the freedom to create must have been the catalyst for the English success at that time.
"I miss the youthful excitement which we had in the 70's."
How has the British Underground era of the 60s influenced your views of the world and the journeys you've taken?
I hope I've taken the good parts of it and used them to good use. I think there were probably just as many negative influences that have affected me, and getting rid of them is not easy, but mainly the way we made music then has been my biggest inspiration.
Make an account of the case of the blues in Denmark and what touched (emotionally) you from the local circuits?
Blues is thriving in Denmark. There are so many very talented blues musicians here - young and older. I am so lucky to occasionally play with some of them. The fact that a lot of young musicians that have studied music at the Academies, just as well as lots who haven't had a musical education, have learned to be authentic in the way they interpret the blues. At the same time they manage to be individual and inspired without being just copies of the old bluesmen. It's knowing that, and the music itself, that touches me emotionally.
What is the impact of Rock n' Roll and Blues music and culture to the racial and socio-cultural implications?
Luckily in Denmark we don't have as many racial or socio-cultural problems as many other countries, but I did live in the US for a long time, and it's very sad to see how bad these problems are there.
Rock and Blues have always helped to erase the lines between races and cultures, and it's often the known musicians who stand up and speak out for the victims of these problems. I think music in general has a very great positive impact, although sadly it doesn't seem to be nearly enough!
Let's take a trip with a time machine, so where and why would you really want to go for a whole day..?
As I said, I'm very happy where I am now, so it's not important to me to jump in a time machine.
But if I had the chance I'd be on stage at a particular German festival where we played at dawn. As we played we watched the sun come up behind the 45,000 people who were there. They slowly woke up, and eventually all of them were standing and facing us. We gradually felt their involvement in our performance grow until it was as if the whole process was orchestrated. That's when a musician realizes that he's really a part of something far far bigger!
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The cottage garden is a distinct style that uses informal design, traditional materials, dense plantings, and a mixture of ornamental and edible plants. English in origin, it depends on grace and charm rather than grandeur and formal structure. Homely and functional gardens connected to cottages go back centuries, but their stylized reinvention occurred  in 1870s England, as a reaction to the more structured, rigorously maintained estate gardens with their formal designs and mass plantings of greenhouse annuals.

The earliest cottage gardens were more practical than today's, with emphasis on vegetables and herbs, fruit trees, perhaps a beehive, and even livestock. Flowers, used to fill spaces, gradually became more dominant. The traditional cottage garden was usually enclosed, perhaps with a rose-bowered gateway. Flowers common to early cottage gardens included traditional florists' flowers such as primroses and violets, along with flowers with household use such as calendula and various herbs. Others were the richly scented old-fashioned roses that bloomed once a year, and simple flowers like daisies. In time, cottage-garden sections were added to some large estate gardens as well.

Modern cottage gardens include countless regional and personal variations and embrace plant materials, such as ornamental grasses or native plants not seen in the rural gardens of cottagers. Traditional roses, with their full fragrance and lush foliage, continue to be a cottage-garden mainstay—along with modern disease-resistant varieties that retain traditional attributes. Informal climbing plants, whether traditional or modern hybrids, are also common, as are the self-sowing annuals and freely spreading perennials favoured in traditional cottagers' gardens.

History

Origins

Cottage gardens, which emerged in Elizabethan times, appear to have originated as a local source for herbs and fruits. One theory is that they arose out of the Black Death of the 1340s, when the death of so many laborers made land available for small cottages with personal gardens. According to the late 19th-century legend of origin, these gardens were originally created by the workers that lived in the cottages of the villages, to provide them with food and herbs, with flowers planted in for decoration. Helen Leach analysed the historical origins of the romanticised cottage garden, subjecting the garden style to rigorous historical analysis, along with the ornamental potager and the herb garden. She concluded that their origins were less in workingmen's gardens in the 19th century and more in the leisured classes' discovery of simple hardy plants, in part through the writings of John Claudius Loudon. Loudon helped to design the estate at Great Tew, Oxfordshire, where farm workers were provided with cottages that had architectural quality set in a smallholding or large garden—about an acre—where they could grow food and keep pigs and chickens.

Authentic gardens of the yeoman cottager would have included a beehive and livestock, and frequently a pig and sty, along with a well. The peasant cottager of medieval times was more interested in meat than flowers, with herbs grown for medicinal use and cooking, rather than for their beauty. By Elizabethan times there was more prosperity, and thus more room to grow flowers. Even the early cottage garden flowers typically had their practical use—violets were spread on the floor (for their pleasant scent and keeping out vermin); calendulas and primroses were both attractive and used in cooking. Others, such as sweet william and hollyhocks, were grown entirely for their beauty.

Development
The "naturalness" of informal design began to be noticed and developed by the British leisured class. Alexander Pope was an early proponent of less formal gardens, calling in a 1713 article for gardens with the "amiable simplicity of unadorned nature". Other writers in the 18th century who encouraged less formal, and more natural, gardens included Joseph Addison and Lord Shaftesbury. The evolution of cottage gardens can be followed in the issues of The Cottage Gardener (1848–61), edited by George William Johnson, where the emphasis is squarely on the "florist's flowers", carnations and auriculas in fancy varieties that were originally cultivated as a highly competitive blue-collar hobby.

William Robinson and Gertrude Jekyll helped to popularise less formal gardens in their many books and magazine articles. Robinson's The Wild Garden, published in 1870, contained in the first edition an essay on "The Garden of British Wild Flowers", which was eliminated from later editions. In his The English Flower Garden, illustrated with cottage gardens from Somerset, Kent and Surrey, he remarked, "One lesson of these little gardens, that are so pretty, is that one can get good effects from simple materials." From the 1890s his lifelong friend Jekyll applied cottage garden principles to more structured designs in even quite large country houses. Her Colour in the Flower Garden (1908) is still in print today.

Robinson and Jekyll were part of the Arts and Crafts Movement, a broader movement in art, architecture, and crafts during the late 19th century which advocated a return to the informal planting style derived as much from the Romantic tradition as from the actual English cottage garden. The Arts and Crafts Exhibition of 1888 began a movement toward an idealised natural country garden style. The garden designs of Robinson and Jekyll were often associated with Arts and Crafts style houses. Both were influenced by William Morris, one of the leaders of the Arts and Crafts Movement—Robinson quoted Morris's views condemning carpet bedding; Jekyll shared Morris's mystical view of nature and drew on the floral designs in his textiles for her gardening style. When Morris built his Red House in Kent, it influenced new ideas in architecture and gardening—the "old-fashioned" garden suddenly became a fashion accessory among the British artistic middle class, and the cottage garden esthetic began to emigrate to America.

In the early 20th century the term "cottage garden" might be applied even to as large and sophisticated a garden as Hidcote Manor, which Vita Sackville-West described as "a cottage garden on the most glorified scale" but where the colour harmonies were carefully contrived and controlled, as in the famous "Red Borders". Sackville-West had taken similar models for her own "cottage garden", one of many "garden rooms" at Sissinghurst Castle—her idea of a cottage garden was a place where "the plants grow in a jumble, flowering shrubs mingled with Roses, herbaceous plants with bulbous subjects, climbers scrambling over hedges, seedlings coming up wherever they have chosen to sow themselves". The cottage garden ideal was also spread by artists such as water-colourist Helen Allingham (1848–1926). Another influence was Margery Fish (1892–1969), whose garden survives at East Lambrook Manor.

The cottage garden in France is a development of the early 20th century. Monet's garden at Giverny is a prominent example, a sprawling garden full of varied plantings, rich colors, and water gardens. In modern times, the term 'cottage garden' is used to describe any number of informal garden styles, using design and plants very different from their traditional English cottage garden origins. Examples include regional variations using a grass prairie scheme (in the American midwest) and California chaparral cottage gardens.

Design
While the classic cottage garden is built around a cottage, many cottage-style gardens are created around houses and even estates such as Hidcote Manor, with its more intimate "garden rooms". The cottage garden design is based more on principles than formulae: it has an informal look, with a seemingly casual mixture of flowers, herbs, and vegetables often packed into a small area. In spite of their appearances, cottage gardens have a design and formality that help give them their grace and charm. Due to space limitations, they are often in small rectangular plots, with practical functioning paths and hedges or fences. The plants, layout, and materials are chosen to give the impression of casualness and a country feel. Modern cottage gardens frequently use local flowers and materials, rather than those of the traditional cottage garden. What they share with the tradition is the unstudied look, the use of every square inch, and a rich variety of flowers, herbs, and vegetables.

The cottage garden is designed to appear artless, rather than contrived or pretentious. Instead of artistic curves, or grand geometry, there is an artfully designed irregularity. Borders can go right up to the house, lawns are replaced with tufts of grass or flowers, and beds can be as wide as needed. Instead of the discipline of large scale color schemes, there is the simplicity of harmonious color combinations between neighbouring plants. The overall appearance can be of "a vegetable garden that has been taken over by flowers." The method of planting closely packed plants was supposed to reduce the amount of weeding and watering required. But some features, such as planted stone paths, turf pathways, or clipped hedges overgrown with wayward vines, still need well-timed maintenance.

Materials
Paths, arbors, and fences use traditional or antique looking materials. Wooden fences and gates, paths covered with locally made bricks or stone, and arbors using natural materials all give a more casual—and less formal—look and feel to a cottage garden. Pots, ornaments, and furniture also use natural looking materials with traditional finishes—everything is chosen to give the impression of an old-fashioned country garden.

Plants

Overview
Until the late 19th century, cottage gardens mainly grew vegetables for household consumption. Typically half the garden would be used for cultivating potatoes and half for a mix of other vegetables plus some culinary and medicinal herbs. John Claudius Loudon wrote extensively on cottage gardens in his book An Encyclopædia of Gardening (1822) and in Gardener's Magazine from 1826. In 1838 he wrote "I seldom observe any thing in a cottage garden but potatoes, cabbages, beans, and French beans; in a few instances onions and parsneps, and very seldom a few peas". An 1865 issue of The Farmer's Magazine noted that in "Ireland and much of the Highlands of Scotland, potatoes are the only thing grown in the cottage-garden".

Modern cottage garden plants are typically flowers chosen for their old-fashioned and informal appeal. Many modern day gardeners use heirloom or 'old-fashioned' plants and varieties—even though these may not have been authentic or traditional cottage garden plants. In addition, there are modern varieties of flowers that fit into the cottage garden look. For example, modern roses developed by David Austin have been chosen for cottage gardens because of their old-fashioned look (multi-petaled form and rosette-shaped flowers) and fragrance—combined with modern virtues of hardiness, repeat blooming, and disease-resistance. Modern cottage gardens often use native plants and those adapted to the local climate, rather than trying to force traditional English plants to grow in an incompatible environment—though many of the old favorites thrive in cottage gardens throughout the world.

Roses

Cottage gardens are always associated with roses: shrub roses, climbing roses, and old garden roses with lush foliage, in contrast to the gangly modern hybrid tea roses. Old cottage garden roses include cultivated forms of Rosa gallica, which form dense mounded shrubs 3–4 ft high and wide, with pale pink to purple flowers—with single form to full double form blooms. They are also very fragrant, and include the ancient Apothecary's rose (R. gallica 'Officinalis'), whose magenta flowers were preserved solely for their fragrance. Another old fragrant cottage garden rose is the Damask rose, which is still grown in Europe for use in perfumes. Cultivated forms of this grow 4 to 6 ft or higher, with gently arching canes that help give an informal look to a garden. Even taller generally are the Alba roses, which are not always white, and which bloom well even in partial shade.

The Provence rose or Rosa centifolia is the full and fat "cabbage rose" made famous by Dutch masters in their 17th-century paintings. These very fragrant shrub roses grow 5 ft tall and wide, with a floppy habit that is aided by training on an arch or pillar. The centifolia roses have produced many descendants that are also cottage garden favorites, including varieties of moss rose (roses with attractive 'mossy' growth on their flower stalks and flower buds). Unlike most modern hybrids, the older roses bloom on the previous year's wood, so they aren't pruned back severely each year. Also as they don't bloom continuously, they can share their branches with later-flowering climbers such as Clematis vines, which use the rose branches for support. A rose in the cottage garden is not segregated with other roses, with bare earth or mulch underneath', but is casually blended with other flowers, vines, and groundcover.

With the introduction of China roses (derived from Rosa chinensis) late in the 18th century, many hybrids were introduced that had the remontant (repeat-blooming) nature of the China roses, but maintained the informal old rose shape and flower. These included the Bourbon rose and the Noisette rose, which were added to the rose repertoire of the cottage garden, and, more recently, hybrid "English" roses introduced by David Austin.

Climbing plants

Many of the old roses had cultivars that grew very long canes, which could be tied to trellises or against walls. These older varieties are called "ramblers", rather than "climbers". Climbing plants in the traditional cottage garden included European honeysuckle (Lonicera periclymenum) and Traveller's Joy (Clematis vitalba). The modern cottage garden includes many Clematis hybrids that have the old appeal, with sparse foliage that allows them to grow through roses and trees, and along fences and arbors. There are also many Clematis species used in the modern cottage garden, including Clematis armandii, Clematis chrysocoma, and Clematis flammula. Popular honeysuckles for cottage gardens include Japanese honeysuckle and Lonicera tragophylla.

Hedging plants
In the traditional cottage garden, hedges served as fences on the perimeter to keep out marauding livestock and for privacy, along with other practical uses. Hawthorn leaves made a tasty snack or tea, while the flowers were used for making wine. The fast-growing Elderberry, in addition to creating a hedge, provided berries for food and wine, with the flowers being fried in batter or made into lotions and ointments. The wood had many uses, including toys, pegs, skewers, and fishing poles. Holly was another hedge plant, useful because it quickly spread and self-seeded. Privet was also a convenient and fast-growing hedge. Over time, more ornamental and less utilitarian plants became popular cottage garden hedges, including laurel, lilac, snowberry, japonica, and others.

Flowers and herbs

Popular flowers in the traditional cottage garden included florist's flowers which were grown by enthusiasts—such as violets, pinks, and primroses—and those grown with a more practical purpose. For example, the calendula, grown today almost entirely for its bright orange flowers, was primarily valued for eating, for adding color to butter and cheese, for adding smoothness to soups and stews, and for all kinds of healing salves and preparations. Like many old cottage garden annuals and herbs, it freely self-sowed, making it easier to grow and share. Other popular cottage garden annuals included violets, pansies, stocks, and mignonette.

Perennials were the largest group of traditional cottage garden flowers—those with a long cottage garden history include hollyhocks, carnations, sweet williams, marguerites, marigolds, lilies, peonies, tulips, crocus, daisies, foxglove, monkshood, lavender, campanulas, Solomon's seal, evening primrose, lily-of-the-valley, primrose, cowslips, and many varieties of roses.

Today herbs are typically thought of as culinary plants, but in the traditional cottage garden they were considered to be any plant with household uses. Herbs were used for medicine, toiletries, and cleaning products. Scented herbs would be spread on the floor along with rushes to cover odors. Some herbs were used for dyeing fabrics. Traditional cottage garden herbs included sage, thyme, southernwood, wormwood, catmint, feverfew, lungwort, soapwort, hyssop, sweet woodruff, and lavender.

Fruits
Fruit in the traditional cottage garden would have included an apple and a pear, for cider and perry, gooseberries and raspberries. The modern cottage garden includes many varieties of ornamental fruit and nut trees, such as crabapple and hazel, along with non-traditional trees like dogwood.

See also

 Garden design
 History of landscape architecture
 Landscape architecture

References

Bibliography

Sackville-West, "Hidcote Manor", Journal of the Royal Horticultural Society 74 (1949:476-81), noted by Brent Elliott, "Historical Revivalism in the Twentieth Century: A Brief Introduction" Garden History 28.1, Reviewing the 20th-century Landscape (Summer 2000:17–31)

External links

 Royal Horticultural Society British gardening charity
 The Cottage Garden Society British Gardening society

Types of garden
Landscape
Gardens in England

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Q: init model from controller joomla 3.1 I try to call a model from one of my Joomla controller but that doesn't seem to work.
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Q: Codeigniter get variable (with post value) from another function in one class Here is my scenario. I have a form with date input that I use as a variable input in my model.
Here is my view for displaying form v_soaotc_daily_index.php
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Depart from Chalong pier to Coral Island. The trip takes only 15 minutes. Once arrived, you can relax on the beach chair provided, located in front of 'Hey Island Restaurant.' You may also explore the emerald blue sea and go snorkeling to see a wide range of colorful corals and fish.
Prepare to depart from Coral Island.
This Program is subject to change depending on the tide and the weather condition on that day your safety wills our top priority.
Notice: This program is subject to change depending on the tide and the weather condition on that day. This trip is not recommended for pregnant women, those over 70 years old or children under 1 year old and Please do not bring any unnecessary belonging or valuable on the trip, as the Company will not take responsibilities for any item lost or damaged.


British Army Bush Hats ideal for wear in all weather environments for protection against sun rain and wind.
Many of these boonies come with a neck strap with adjustment toggle and meshed air vents either side of the crown. They also have the 'branch loops' around the hat, which were designed for adding vegetation to the hat as additional camouflage.
Please Note: The pattern may vary slightly from the picture, due to their surplus nature. Due to their surplus nature some may be missing the neck tie, have patches attached or have been tailored to the previous wearer i.e. have had the brim reduced.


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Backyard Astronomy
March 02, 2019 / Gary Boyle, Contributor
Stargazing the Gemini Twins
Castor and Pollux are bright stars belonging to the constellation Gemini and are part of the dozen bright stars that light up the winter sky. They represent the heads of the twin which were actually half brothers as stated in mythology. Located 34 light years away, Pollux is a magnitude 1.14 orange coloured star, It has a diameter of 9 or 10 times that of our sun with a surface temperature of 5 000 C and cooler than our Sun's 5 600 C.
This star seems to have an outer corona comparable to our sun. The exoplanet Pollux b resides 1.6 astronomical units from the parent star and takes 1.6 years to complete a circular orbit.
To the upper right of Pollux we find Castor. This white coloured spectral class A1 star shines at magnitude 1.58 and is located 52 light years from us. With a surface temperate about twice that of Pollux, Castor is a collection of three pairs of stars in a very unique dance. A telescope will show Castor's close companion with both components Castor A & B are themselves doubles and possess a mysterious third double companion. Although components A & B orbit each other in 445 years, component C orbits A & B every 14 000 years.
One of the best examples of an open cluster is M35. Found near Castor's foot, this group of 200 stars glows at magnitude 5.2 and is a fantastic object in binoculars. When viewed with a telescope, the tiny cluster NGC 2158 is now revealed. M35 is located 2 800 light years away while smaller NGC 2158 is four times farther from us.
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The brilliant duo of planets Venus and Jupiter continues as Venus (brighter and left side of the two) keeps sinking to the south-eastern horizon on its way to rounding the sun in its orbit. Venus passed the planet Saturn on the morning of February 18. Jupiter on the other hand was steadily climbing higher and rose just before 4 am on February 1 and after 2 am on February 28.
Mars is still visible low in the western sky after dark moving from Aries to Taurus and is much fainter than its summer time show. It passed one degree north of the planet Uranus on February 13.
Known as "The Backyard Astronomer," Gary Boyle is an astronomy educator, guest speaker and monthly columnist for the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada. He has been interviewed on more than 50 Canadian radio stations and local Ottawa TV. In recognition of his public outreach in astronomy, the International Astronomical Union has honoured him with the naming of Asteroid (22406) Garyboyle. Follow him on Twitter @astroeducator or his website www.wondersofastronomy.com.
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Віталій Анатолійович Момот ( 2 квітня 1990, УРСР) — український футболіст, захисник клубу МФК «Миколаїв». Син відомого українського тренера Анатолія Момота.

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Віталій Момот народився 2 квітня 1990 року. У ДЮФЛУ захищав кольори клубів «Молодь» (Полтава), ДЮСШ ім. І. Горпинка (Полтава), РВУФК (Київ) та «Ворскла» (Полтава).

У 2008 році підписав свій перший професіональний контракт, з полтавською «Ворсклою». Проте у чемпіонаті України виступав за юнацькі та молодіжні команди полтавчан (90 матчів, 12 голів). Дебютував за головну команду «Ворскли» 12 грудня 2007 року у нічийному (1:1) виїзному поєдинку 1/4 фіналу кубку України проти донецького «Шахтаря». Віталій вийшов на поле на 72-й хвилині, замінивши Сашу Джуричиа. Після цього за основну команду ворсклян не зіграв жодного поєдинку.

Після трьох сезонів у полтавському клубі, на початку 2011 року перейшов до друголігового МФК «Кременя». Дебютував за кременчуцьку команду 9 квітня 2011 року в переможному (1:0) домашньому поєдинку 16-го туру групи Ю другої ліги чемпіонату України проти донецького «Шахтаря-3». Момот вийшов на поле в стартовому складі, а на 87-й хвилині його замінив Данило Масюткін. У футболці «Кременя» у чемпіонатах України зіграв 23 матчі, ще 2 — у кубку України.

30 березня 2012 року перейшов до складу іншого друголігового клубу, ФК «Полтави». За полтавчан дебютував 27 квітня 2012 року у переможному (2:1) поєдинку 21-го туру групи Б другої ліги чемпіонату України проти краматорського «Авангарда». Віталій вийшов на поле не 73-й хвилині, замінивши Сергія Даценка. Єдиним голом у футболці «Полтави» відзначився 20 травня 2012 року на 84-й хвилині переможного (3:0) домашнього матчу 25-го туру групи Б другої ліги чемпіонату України проти «Мира» (Горностаївка). Віталій вийшов на поле на 77-й хвилині, замінивши Артура Сірика. За підсумками сезону 2011/12 років ФК «Полтава» стала переможницею групи Б другої ліги чемпіонату України. Проте в сезоні 2012/13 років Момот випав зі складу «Полтави», зігравши лише 1 матч у кубку України. Внаслідок цього у 2012 році Віталій виступав у складі друголігового фарм-клубу полтавського клубу, «Полтави-2-Карлівки». За команду з Карлівки дебютував 14 липня 2012 року в переможному (3:0) домашньому поєдинку 1-го туру групи Б другої ліги чемпіонату України проти «Макіїввугілля». Момот вийшов на поле в стартовому складі та відіграв увесь матч, а на 45+1-й хвилині отримав жовту картку. Єдиним голом за «Карлівку» відзначився 29 липня 2012 року в програному (2:3) домашньому поєдинку 3-го туру групи Б другої ліги чемпіонату України проти «Мира» (Горностаївка). Віталій вийшов у стартовому складі та відіграв увесь матч. У складі карлівського клубу зіграв 15 матчів та відзначився 1 голом.

У 2013—2014 роках виступав за аматорський клуб «Нове Життя» та фейкову «Жемчужину» (Ялта) з Кримського півострова.

У 2014 році перейшов до складу МФК «Миколаїв». За команду з однойменного міста дебютував 10 серпня 2014 року в програному (1:3) домашньому поєдинку 3-го туру першої ліги чемпіонату України проти «Тернополя». Віталій вийшов у стартовому складі та відіграв увесь поєдинок. Дебютним голом за «корабелів» 20 березня 2015 року на 90+4-й хвилині програного (2:4) виїзного поєдинку 18-го туру першої ліги проти «Тернополя». Момот вийшов на поле на 83-й хвилині, замінивши Дмитра Кошелюка. Наразі у складі «Миколаєва» в першій лізі чемпіонату України зіграв 70 матчів та відзначився 1 голом.

Досягнення
  Друга ліга чемпіонату України (група Б)
  Чемпіон (1): 2011/12

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Українські футболісти
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Effective workload automation that provides complete management level visibility into real-time events impacting the delivery of IT services is needed by the data center more than ever before. The traditional job scheduling approach, with an uncoordinated set of tools that often requires reactive manual intervention to minimize service disruptions, is failing more than ever due to todays complex world of IT with its multiple platforms, applications and virtualized resources.
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Published By: SAP Published Date: Feb 03, 2017
The spatial analytics features of the SAP HANA platform can help you supercharge your business with location-specific data. By analyzing geospatial information, much of which is already present in your enterprise data, SAP HANA helps you pinpoint events, resolve boundaries locate customers and visualize routing. Spatial processing functionality is standard with your full-use SAP HANA licenses.
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Discover how HPE is responding to the massive growth in enterprise data with intelligent storage. Data helps enterprises find new ways to reach and serve customers to grow profitability, but only when it is available at the right place and the right time. The growing complexity of managing and securing data prevents businesses from gaining its full value. Hewlett Packard Enterprise delivers the world's most intelligent storage for the hybrid cloud world by providing storage that is driven by artificial intelligence, built for the cloud, and delivered as a service.
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While the shift from disk to digital offers tremendous potential opportunities, it also presents a host of new challenges for gaming companies. As the online channel grows increasingly complex and the pace of innovation accelerates, many companies struggle to keep up. Not only are there websites and storefronts to manage, but also real-time gaming servers, large software downloads, and live-streamed competitions and events. Games are transforming from fixed, boxed products to dynamic, ongoing services – with frequently updated content, in-game micro-transactions, virtual goods and social interactions. Mobile adds another dimension to the trend, as consumers increasingly look to play on smart phones and tablets – or on multiple screens across devices. To successfully navigate this complex and changing landscape, gaming companies need an agile, high- performance infrastructure that allows them to turn the Internet into a reliable and effective online distribution channel. This requires f
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HPE Nimble Storage has broken away from convention and transformed how storage is managed and supported with the HPE InfoSight predictive analytics platform. HPE engaged ESG to conduct a quantitative survey of the HPE Nimble Storage installed base, as well as non-HPE Nimble Storage customers, to better assess how HPE InfoSight positively impacts customer environments. Both HPE InfoSight telemetry data and ESG's quantitative survey data show that the benefit delivered to HPE Nimble Storage customers is significant, driving: • 79% lower IT operational expenses. • 73% fewer trouble tickets in the environment, which are resolved faster. • 85% less time spent resolving storage-related trouble tickets. • 69% faster time to resolution for events that necessitate level 3 support. • The ability to manage and troubleshoot the entire infrastructure environment from a single, intelligent platform.
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New SPARC S7 Servers for Cloud & Scale-Out
On Thursday June 30th, we announced Oracle's new cloud platform, including a new line of servers for cloud and scale-out applications: Oracle's SPARC S7-2 and S7-2L servers. These servers are based on the breakthrough SPARC S7 processor and extend the outstanding features and capabilities of the SPARC T7 and M7 systems into scale-out form factors. With the combination of Oracle's breakthrough Software in Silicon features and the efficiency of the SPARC S7 processor we can offer the most secure and economical enterprise clouds with the fastest infrastructure for data analytics. Here at Oracle we recognize our customers' needs for increasing the security of their data, therefore we have taken security as one of the core values on the SPARC Servers. The new SPARC S7 processor leverages the revolutionary Security in Silicon features introduced on the SPARC T7 and M7 systems. Silicon Secured Memory is a unique hardware implementation that prevents unauthorized access to application data in
Gigamon / Splunk – Improve Security Visibility
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Read the Joint Solution Brief Gigamon Improves Security Visibility with Splunk Enterprise to see how to effectively analyze network events for security threats. Benefits include enhanced visibility and deeper, faster security analytics and intelligence based on all machine data (not just security events), among many others. Download now!
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Service set for members of family who died with Kobe Bryant
Feb. 4, 2020 at 8:58 am Updated Feb. 4, 2020 at 12:42 pm
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A public memorial has been announced for three members of a family who died along with Kobe Bryant and others when a helicopter crashed in foggy weather last month outside Los Angeles.
The service for Orange Coast College baseball coach John Altobelli, his wife Keri, and daughter Alyssa will be held Feb. 10 at Angel Stadium of Anaheim.
"Needless to say … there will be plenty of room so if you'd like to be a part of this, we'd love to have you!" Altobelli's brother, Tony, wrote Monday in a Facebook post.
Bryant, daughter Gianna and seven other people died Jan. 26 when the helicopter crashed into a hillside outside Los Angeles.
A public memorial for the former Lakers superstar and his daughter is expected, but plans have not been announced.
The remains of all the victims have been released by the Los Angeles County coroner, online records show.
Also killed in the crash were Bryant friends Christina Mauser, Sarah Chester and her daughter Payton, and the helicopter pilot, Ara Zobayan,


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The round pierced the heart of math teacher William Ford, then 24, on April 7, 1992. It was fired by 19-year-old mechanic Mark Reilly, who claimed he fired in self-defense.
Ford was black. Reilly was white. And there lives the reason Reilly was not indicted for killing Ford, his brother believes.
Yance Ford has spent the past decade creating a crime documentary titled Strong Island — after a common nickname for Long Island — which is currently playing on Netflix.
"The film looks at the effects of his murder on my family and the way that race and self-defense played a part in the investigation," Yance told InsideEdition.com.
There had been tension between the Fords and Reilly's repair shop after a tow truck from the business hit a car belonging to William's girlfriend.
The garage had offered to repair the vehicle for free if the woman agreed to not file an insurance claim.
The girlfriend and Ford's mother went to check on the car, which had been in the shop longer than expected. The women said they had been disrespected and followed home by an employee of the garage.
When William returned home that night, he went to confront the owner. William was studying to become a corrections officer and he told the owner he'd have the business shut down after he passed his test, his brother said.
After that exchange, William saw the man who had followed his mother and girlfriend home, stepped around a corner to speak to him, and was shot in the chest by Reilly, Yance said.
"He stumbled out of the garage, falling into the arms of his friend, Kevin, who was there with him, and he died after being flown to Stony Brook University Hospital," the brother said.
Earlier that day, William had appeared as the star witness in a high-profile trial involving the shooting of a white assistant district attorney in Brooklyn who was shot during a holdup at an ATM.
William had chased and tackled the gunman.
But the all-white jury considering William's killing failed to indict Reilly for manslaughter. The mechanic said he had feared for his life.
Race played a huge role in that decision, Yance believes.
"The narrative of the scary, black man who is out of control, who needed to be shot in order to save your life, is a narrative that's as old as our country," Yance said.
Even more troubling, Yance continued, is how prevalent that thinking remains to this day.
And that is the point of his documentary, he said.
"We are not looking for evidence," he said. "We are not trying to figure out what happened... What we're looking at in Strong Island is why the events happened and what they meant for my family, and really what it means to kill someone in self-defense," he said.
Yance thinks of his brother every day. The loss suffered by his mother is immeasurable.
His labor of love is to "remind people that it's not just about the Ford family. The Ford family is the vehicle for which this larger story is being told and that's the most important thing for me."