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Tony Award-winning actor, Roger Rees, died Friday night at his New York home, from a brief illness, according to his representative, Rick Miramontez. The 71 year old's sickness began when he had to leave a performance in late May to go through a medical procedure.
Rees is known for his roles on Broadway including, "The Addams Family" and "The Visit. "Rees also had roles on television including, "Elementary" and "The Good Wife."The famous actor was best known for his on-stage performances in, "The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby" in England and on Broadway, and won the Olivier Award and then the Tony Award for those performances.
Rees also served as a artistic director for the Williamstown Theatre Festival in Massachusetts from 2004 to 2007. He has a husband, Rick Elice.
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11. Tennessee Titans: Anthony Barr, OLB UCLA
The Titans need a safety and were not a threat on the first day of free agency when four of them signed elsewhere. They also need a hybrid edge player to shine in new defensive coordinator Ray Horton's 4-3 / 3-4 scheme. Barr only produced 15 reps of 225 pounds at the combine and while his strength may be in question, what you simply cannot overlook is the ceiling Barr possesses, as well as his versatility. It is well documented he began his career as a running back and then exploded in 2012 in his first season on the defensive side of the ball. He backed it up with another great year in 2013, including 65 tackles, 20 tackles for loss, 10 sacks and five forced fumbles, earning him the Lott IMPACT Trophy. According to Rob Rang of CBS Sports, Barr's burst and bend around the corner, make him an immediate threat as 3-4 rush linebacker or potential conversion to defensive end in the 4-3. In other words, perfect for Horton and the Titans. Besides, Tennessee is going to need someone chasing down Andrew Luck, and Johnny Manziel. Johnny football you say—It is likely that either the Texans or Jaguars land the duel threat QB with two of the top three picks in the draft.
12. NY Giants: Eric Ebron, TE North Carolina
The NY Giants need help in the secondary and addressed the need by signing Dominique Rodgers Cromartie and adding backups Walter Thurmond and safety Quentin Demps. After losing Joseph Linval and Justin Tuck, they could use some help on the d-line and rushing the passer. With only 34 sacks in 2013, the G-Men were a mere flash of what they were when sacking the QB on their way to winning two of the last six Super Bowls. They also addressed their linebacking corps when they re-signed Jon Beason and plucked Jameel McClain away from the Ravens. They also signed G Geoff Schwartz from Kansas City, which will help a running game that finished 29th in the NFL. They could still use a tackle for the future but with Taylor Lewan off the board, the Giants won't reach to grab the second tier of tackles such as Cyrus Kouandjio. They can add a playmaker for Eli Manning and TE Eric Ebron could be just what the Giants offense needs. With Brandon Myers now in Tampa Bay, the Giants have only Larry Donnell to play the position and he has just three career receptions. The former Tar Heel makes perfect sense. Ebron caught 40 passes for 625 yards and four touchdowns in a breakout 2012 season, setting school records for a tight end in both categories. He earned second-team All-ACC honors and caught at least two passes in all 11 games. This past season he raised the bar establishing school records for single-season receptions (62), single-season receiving yards (973), career receptions (112) and career receiving yards (1,805) at the position. Ebron has the ability to create big yardage after the catch, which would fit in nicely with new offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo's plans. Ebron compares to the 49ers Vernon Davis—bot are freaky athletic specimens that play move like wide receivers, but have the size and length of tight ends to create mismatches in coverage.
*previous pick Taylor Lewan
13. St. Louis Rams: Mike Evans WR Texas A&M
With 12 plus million dollars of cap space entering free agency, the Rams did not seem overly concerned with trying to get safety help, which many experts say they must have. I have them addressing the OL with their first pick. They still may be able to grab a safety at No.26 but this pick will be about getting the offense. Enter the big-bodied Mike Evans, who will be quite the compliment to the Rams speedy receiving corps. Evans is deceptively fast himself (just ask Alabama) and with 147 receptions, 2,427 yards and 17 TD's in two seasons, dominated SEC defenses during his brief stay at Texas A&M. At 6-5 and 231 pounds, Evans possesses great size and after watching his workouts at the combine, a great deal of surprising athleticism to match. I would not be surprised if the Rams traded back again. There are a few teams that may want to ensure they fulfill dire needs.
14. Chicago Bears: Aaron Donald: DT Pittsburgh
The Bears were horrific at stopping the run last season. Ranked dead last in the NFL, Chicago allowed 400 more yards on the ground than did the second worst rushing defense, the Atlanta Falcons. No player has improved his stock more since the end of the season through the scouting process than Aaron Donald. He was a standout all week at the Senior Bowl and he absolutely killed at the combine. He ran an amazing 4.66- 40 yard dash and was a top performer in a lot of tasks. He's shorter than prototype size, but he has long arms, a powerful upper body and creates a lot of big plays with his anticipation and quickness. Both he and FSU's Timmy Jernigan dominated the ACC this past season and both are good fits as a 3-technique player but Donald is a much better finisher as a pass-rusher, according to NFL talent evaluators such as Todd McShay of ESPN and Rob Rang of CBS Sports.
15. Pittsburgh Steelers: Justin Gilbert, CB Oklahoma State
As the revolving door that is NFL free agency continues to spin, so does the needs of the Pittsburgh Steelers. As usual, the list of players leaving is far longer than the arrivals. The Steelers did address one need when they signed safety Mike Mitchell from the Carolina Panthers. No need to worry, they are still plenty of needs in the Steele City. After a few less than stellar overall drafts and the usual holes free agency leaves in Pittsburgh, Steelers GM Kevin Colbert has a ton of positional holes to fill. A primary issue is at cornerback, where William Gay was the only pass defender to log an opponent passer rating under 88.1 — Ike Taylor, who had the most passing snaps of any Steelers' cornerback, allowed a 110.6 passer rating and six touchdowns with no picks. Gilbert was a 2013 Second Team All-American, First Team All-Big 12 and a Jim Thorpe Finalist while finishing the year tied for third in the FBS with seven interceptions, returning two of them for touchdowns. Gilbert is the top rated Cornerback on many draft boards. At 6 feet, 202 pounds, Gilbert has good size and plenty of speed. He was clocked in the 40-yard dash with a time of 4.38 seconds at the NFL Scouting Combine.
*previous pick: Eric Ebron
16. Dallas Cowboys: Timmy Jernigan, DT Florida State
The Cowboys defense was ranked last in the NFL last in 2013 and from the defensive front seven to the deepest part of the secondary, massive upgrades are needed. Not being able to convince DeMarcus Ware to restructure his contract leading to his release certainly does not help. It is safe to say, or maybe not, knowing Jerry and his boys, the Cowboys should almost certainly be using most of their eight picks in this draft on defensive players. The smart play is to trade back and accumulate more picks. Dallas could also use a little help on the O-line but have hit on their past two first-round picks on the offensive line in Tyron Smith and Travis Frederick, this after not previously drafting one in the first round in the Jones era. Defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli hopes Dallas adds pieces to its front seven this offseason and the departure of Ware will force the Cowboys to grant him his wish instead of hard-hitting safety. FSU's Timmy Jernigan would be a nice start. Jernigan has a powerful frame that makes him well suited to handling interior duties in the 4-3 or 3-4 alignment and has a huge ceiling. He is a good value as 3-technique DT for Dallas and after last year, the "Boys" need all of the help and value they can get.
17. Baltimore Ravens: Zack Martin, RT Notre Dame
The Ravens are quietly filling holes in free agency and doing so by continuing to get good value. Just in the past few days, Baltimore signed safety Darian Stewart from the Rams and on Sunday, signed center Jermey Zuttah from Tampa Bay. Zuttah lacks consistency but he's an upgrade over Geno Gradkowski. That leaves right tackle as the big hole on the line and Notre Dame's Zack Martin fills it quite nicely. With the exception of WR Steve Smith, the irony in this offseason for the Ravens is that after going 8-8 and missing the playoffs one year after winning the Super Bowl, Ozzie Newsome and company seem content on re-signing their own players, after watching last offseason, as no less than nine starting contributors form the champion team signed elsewhere. The Ravens feel former Panther Steve Smith is a piece not an answer and have to know that they need the big bodied WR Newsome promised Ravens fans this offseason. What they need more is help on the O-line. Center and right tackle being the biggest areas of concern. Usually at this point of the draft it would be best player available for Baltimore but help that is not a luxury this year. According to Pro Football focus, the Ravens finished 2013 with the fourth worst O-Line in the NFL. Re-signing Eugene Monroe at the price they got him for was a real value and the duo should help drastically cut down on the 48 sacks QB Joe Flacco suffered last season, which was the second most of any starting signal caller in the league. Many feel Martin's squareish frame and 32 1/4-inch arms will earn him a projection inside to guard but his versatility gives the Ravens more options than does a Cyrus Kouandjio, who may be another Michael Oher. Regardless of where he lines up, Martin plays with the controlled aggression—-controlling opponents with excellent strength. Martin was the best player on the field in Mobile according to many NFL scouts and is the type of player in terms of versatility the Ravens love to have on their roster.
18. NY Jets: Brandin Cooks, WR, Oregon State
The addition of Eric Decker does not mean the Jets are done at the WR position. In fact, signing Michael Vick to battle Geno Smith tells me the Jets will be looking to add playmakers. The Jets were one of only three teams not pass for 3,000 yards last season and not all of the blame for that horrendous stat in today's NFL belongs to QB Geno Smith. To say his options were limited during his rookie season would be understating the issue by more than a little. What the addition of Decker does do is remove the need for the big-bodied WR such as a Marquis Lee. Although having two big wideouts with the way defensive backs are getting bigger and faster isn't a bad idea, the Jets should look for a playmaker with speed. Luckily for them, this draft has a few at the position and with a 4.33 40-yard dash time, no WR was faster at the combine than Brandin Cooks at the NFL Combine. In fact, Cooks won 100k from Adidas for being the fastest player wearing a pair of the company's shoes. The former Beaver and 2013 Biletnikoff winner, as the nation's top receiver, also showed surprising strength with 17 reps on the weight bench. With Decker and Cooks plus Stephen Hill & Jeremy Kerley, the Jets could be well on their way to being a playoff team—that is if Vick has one more magical year in him or Smith can take a step forward. Finishing 8-8 with the offense the Jets put on the field last season has to be one of the most underrated accomplishments of the 2013 season.
19. Miami Dolphins: CJ Mosley, LB Alabama
Despite signing Branden Albert, the Dolphins still need an offensive tackle and could trade back to get a good one but the ones left aren't worth taking here. They also signed guard Shelly Smith, which will help the Dolphins poor rushing attack. The Dolphins have taken a few hits in free agency on defense and could use some help stopping the run. Mosley was a three-year starter at Alabama and virtually be a coach on the field. His athleticism, range and quickness makes him a three-down linebacker, and his size (6-foot-2, 234 pounds) hints he's a good fit for any scheme. Mosley is constantly around the ball, which explains the back-to-back 100-plus tackle seasons he produced at Alabama. He'd immediate push for a starting spot, allowing the Dolphins to move Dannell Ellerbe to weakside linebacker. Mosley lacks the bulk scouts want in a pass rusher, but his awareness in coverage is special. Mosley has undergone multiple surgeries (knee, shoulder) over his career and could be the latest Alabama player to receive medical red flags from some evaluators. Look for the Dolphins to address their anemic offense in rounds two and three.
*previous pick: Cyrus Kouandjio
20. Arizona Cardinals: Ha Ha Clinton Dix, S Alabama
The Cardinals have filled some draft needs in free agency. They signed OT Jared Veldheeer and CB Antonio Cromartie. Safety is also a need and getting Clinton-Dix at No.20 could be value of the first round. Clinton-Dix possesses the fluidity, instincts and ball-skills (seven interceptions in 19 career starts) to be the draft's best coverage safety. However, he is not without red-flags. He tends to shine in spurts and lacks some consistency rather than take over certain passing situations, as he could be capable of. He did not have a great combine and it is also worth noting that since Nick Saban took over at Alabama in 207, seven DB's have been selected, four in the first two rounds. Only Dre Kirkpatrick has experienced much success. With that said, the Cardinals have Patrick Peterson and Antonio Cromartie at the corners, and eventually, a healthy Tyrann Matthieu to pair with Clinton Dix. It may not be what division rival Seattle is putting on the field at the moment but it's a hell of a start.
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Interactive Effects of Temperature and Leaf Wetness Duration on Sporangia Germination and Infection of Cucurbit Hosts by Pseudoperonospora cubensis
March 2012 , Volume 96 , Number 3
K. N. Neufeld and P. S. Ojiambo, Department of Plant Pathology, North Carolina State University, Raleigh 27695
http://dx.doi.org/10.1094/PDIS-07-11-0560
Accepted for publication 28 September 2011.
Outbreaks of cucurbit downy mildew caused by Pseudoperonospora cubensis are dependent on the weather but effects of temperature and leaf wetness duration on infection have not been studied for different cucurbits. To determine the effects of these two weather variables on sporangia germination and infection of cucurbit host types by P. cubensis, three host types; cucumber ('Straight 8'), cantaloupe ('Kermit'), and acorn squash ('Table Queen'), were inoculated and exposed to leaf wetness durations of 2 to 24 h at six constant temperatures ranging from 5 to 30°C in growth-chamber experiments. Sporangia germination was assessed after each wetness period, and leaf area infected was assessed 5 and 7 days after inoculation. Germination of sporangia was highest on cantaloupe (16.5 to 85.7%) and lowest on squash (10.7 to 68.9%), while disease severity was highest and lowest on cucumber and cantaloupe, respectively. Host type, temperature, wetness duration and their interactions significantly (P < 0.0001) affected germination and disease severity. Germination and disease data for each host type were separately fitted to a modified form of a Weibull function that characterizes a unimodal response and monotonic increase of germination or infection with temperature and wetness duration, respectively. The effect of host type on germination and infection was characterized primarily by differences in the upper limit parameter in response to temperature. Differences among host types based on other parameters were either small or inconsistent. Temperature and wetness duration that supported a given level of germination or infection varied among host types. At 20°C, 15% leaf area infected was expected following 2, 4, and 8 h of wetness for cucumber, squash, and cantaloupe, respectively. When temperature was increased to 25°C, 15% disease severity was expected following 3, 7, and 15 h of wetness for cucumber, squash, and cantaloupe, respectively. Risk charts were constructed to estimate the potential risk of infection of cucurbit host types by P. cubensis based on prevailing or forecasted temperature and leaf wetness duration. These results will improve the timing and application of the initial fungicide spray for the control of cucurbit downy mildew.


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'Big Player': Redknapp hails 'brilliant' Liverpool star who almost quit Anfield last summer
After making several promising appearances earlier in the season, Reds full-back Brad Smith is currently languishing on the sidelines at Anfield, but Premier League legend Harry Redknapp believes that the Australian has a big future at Liverpool.
Speaking ahead of Jordan's AFC qualifier with Australia on Tuesday, Redknapp described Smith as a 'threat' and predicted that he'd be become a regular under Jurgen Klopp:
"I was impressed the other night by [Brad] Smith. I think is going to be a big player for Liverpool in the future".
I'm not so sure. I get the feeling that Smith - who almost quit Liverpool last summer - will go the same way as Teixeira, i.e. constantly on the fringes of the first team until he gets to 23/24, before realising that he's wasting his time at Liverpool.
Klopp has ignored Smith for almost two months now, and delivered a gigantic snub recently by playing James Milner ahead of him in a Europa League game with Man Utd.
After that decision, Klopp's acolytes were out in force defending their deity with the usual lame excuses/rationalisations, but the bottom line is that Klopp chose to play someone out of position rather than utilise a dedicated left-back.
Smith is, however, deemed to be trustworthy enough to play important World Cup qualifiers for Australia, but is, apparently, not good enough to play in the Europa League for Liverpool.
Smith is 22 in a couple of weeks, and has just 29 minutes of Premier League game time to his name. With Moreno and (Klopp-favourite) Jon Flanagan in the squad, and Liverpool reportedly in the market for more full-backs this summer, I don't see how that's going to change next season.


Sweet Peas, the perfect wedding bouquet flower.
Sweet Peas are wonderfully, lightly scented flowers. They make the ideal option for any June wedding and their secret meaning is blissful or delicate pleasure.
The Latin name for Sweet Peas is Lathyrus. Native to Sicily and Southern Italy they were introduced to England in 1699 by a Sicilian monk named Franciscus Cupani.
After a line of dedicated growers, in 1899 the Spencer Sweet Pea was developed by the gardener at Althrop (family home of Princess Diana). A brand new, strong stemmed, large headed, pink and frilly flower was introduced and named "Countess Spencer". After just a little more cross breeding, it soon became the most popular strain. Today, it is still as popular and grown commercially, for us as florists to use.
Commercially they, are grown under glass and are available throughout the early summer months. As soon as they are picked the growers treat the stems with a special and trade sensitive "silver" treatment. This treatment increases the life of the flower to potentially 10 days!
The same range of varieties are also grown in Holland. However, the quality definitely varies. Dutch grown have smaller heads, shorter stems and do not last as long in the vase. The Dutch season starts later than the English season and continues later. The quality difference though between English and Dutch grown is considerable.
As far as scent is concerned. According to Owl's Acre Sweet Peas: 'Generally speaking, the blue shades and the lighter colours have the strongest fragrance. Then the dark reds and scarlet sweet peas can be almost scentless'.
As the English Sweet Pea flowers are available on fabulously long stems it means they can successfully be used as bridal or bridesmaids . They can also be arranged altogether or, in combination with other summer flowers to create co-ordinating table centres.
There is nothing more English or summery. A blissful and delicate pleasure, wouldn't you agree?


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FIU student dies after collapsing while playing basketball
MIAMI – A student at Florida International University died at a hospital after collapsing while playing basketball at the school's main campus, an FIU spokeswoman said Friday in a news release.
"The FIU family is saddened to learn of the death of one of our students who collapsed while playing basketball on FIU's MMC campus and later passed away at the hospital," Maydel Santana said. "Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends."
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The student, identified as Marc Altidor, was a senior at FIU pursuing a bachelor's degree in biological sciences.
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A GoFundMe account has been set up.
Santana said students in need of support can contact the school's Counseling and Psychological Services at 305-348-2277.
Amanda Batchelor
Amanda Batchelor is senior digital editor for Local10.com.
Troy Blevins
Troy Blevins is a Digital Content Editor who has been with Graham Media Group since 2012.


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Section 59. The school committee of a town not in a superintendency union or district shall employ a superintendent of schools and fix his compensation. A superintendent employed under this section or section sixty or sixty-three shall manage the system in a fashion consistent with state law and the policy determinations of that school committee. Upon the recommendation of the superintendent, the school committee may also establish and appoint positions of assistant or associate superintendents, who shall report to the superintendent, and the school committee shall fix the compensation paid to such assistant or associate superintendents. The school committee shall approve or disapprove the hiring of said positions. Such approval by the school committee of the recommendation shall not be unreasonably withheld; provided, however, that upon the request of the superintendent the school committee shall provide an explanation of disapproval.


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Sigrid releases debut full-length 'Sucker Punch'
March 23, 2019 Paige Stern Album Reviews, Recent
Universal Island Records · March 8, 2019
Sucker Punch is the best spoonful of sugar to help the heartbreak go down.
Do you overthink relationships? Are you dying to learn how to live in the moment? Ever have had trouble letting go of relationships, even if it is what's best for you? Are you done with people telling you who you should be?
Well, if you answered yes to any these questions, then Sucker Punch is exactly what the doctor ordered.
Each song in Sigrid's debut album tells a story about overcoming all of the above. She focuses on the effects of coming to terms with the reality of a relationship, all while providing listeners with golden-hour bops, and new additions to your breakup playlist. The Norwegian singer/songwriter turns emotional baggage into wondrous and relatable jams for all listeners. And in the midst of her work, she uses this opportunity to tackle the demands of the music industry and those who think they know what's best for her, and her music.
The album's opening song, "Sucker Punch," sharing the title of the record, carries a heavy bass throughout the song, truly feeling like a sucker punch to your face and your heart. It sets the tone for the whole album, portraying the classic tale of realizing how much you like someone, with a combination of fearing and anticipating the relationship's final destination. The following track, "Mine Right Now," continues the opening song's themes. Kicking off with an a cappella style, the song showcases Sigrid's naturally seamless vocals, also carrying the weight of anxiety that comes with the inability to know how a relationship will diminish. But as the pace of the track picks up, so does the artist's positive outlook. Amongst the uplifting chord arrangements of the song, Sigrid determines that for now, all that matters is what you two are together, so you might as well indulge in one another. Though it's both a sad and encouraging song at once, the pop beat gives the song life and gives hope to any listener in a similar scenario.
"Strangers" and "Don't Kill My Vibe," the artist's most recent singles, are featured in the album. Though the two tracks continue to circulate among radio stations, and being repetitive tracks, are the least ambitious of the album. Despite considering the two as easy-fan favorites, comprised of catchy lyrics and predictable transitions, neither song beholds Sigrid's authenticity or displays true purpose. Additionally, though the lyrics are repeated ten-times over, some are difficult to understand or interpret.
The last half of the album carries the most weight. Track eight, "In Vain," consists of guitar chords accompanying Sigrid's vocals for the majority of the song, which she uses to demonstrate the disheartening struggle of letting go of the person you love, especially as you continue to take more hits to your heart the longer you stay with them. By the time you reach the bridge the song takes a completely different turn, transitioning into a digitized version with the heavy addition of bass and echoing lyrics.
The record concludes with its rawest track, "Dynamite." The piano accompanied ballad is simple, yet full of pure emotion. Even though the song is slightly repetitive, each verse carries beautiful melancholy images which capture accepting the fact that some people are too different to be together, no matter how they feel about each other. However difficult a note to end the album on, the placement of the track resembles the heartbreaking notes of which relationships end on as well.
Sucker Punch is the best spoonful of sugar to help the heartbreak go down. It guides listeners through emotional phases through ironically upbeat melodies, but also teaches listeners to forgo their worries on their future with their current someone.
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O ne of the most common marketing tools used in the restaurant industries is an eClub. Customers are enticed to give their email address and birthdate in exchange for discounts and the predictable birthday treat (Isn't it great receiving 30 different "free appetizer" offers at the same time each year??). But is your eClub really driving sales?
Marketing Manager – How did the campaign perform?
Digital – We sent 500,000 emails, had an open rate of 16%, which is lower than normal, but our click-through was 8%, which is up from last month.
Analytics – We had only 317 transactions with that promo code, so it didn't work out so well.
Digital – Our servers know that's the same promo as our national ad promo, so they use the national ad promo code on the POS terminal because it's easier and they don't need to think about it.
Analytics – Well, we need to know how many people who received the email used any promotion code.
Digital – I'm not sure how to get you that info. Can't you just count everyone who used the code?
Analytics – That will overstate results. We also didn't account for normal activity, so I can't give you any information on the incremental impact.
Marketing Manager – So… how did the campaign perform?
A redemption is just that — someone who received your email showed it to the server who entered it (or something like it) into the system. Most consumers who redeem coupons are already active with your brand. There is no concrete evidence that a redemption is at all incremental.
One way to account for this is to develop a model impact by looking at same-store sales and tracking daily redemptions. Over time, this allows you to understand (and use as a rule of thumb) what the impact of a promotion is.
They will take shortcuts because, well, they are shortcuts. This is challenging when marketing needs to have minor alterations to the process for measurement purposes.
Therefore, there is no way to link the actual dollars that are received from people that received an email. So what does a marketer do? Well, the first thing to think about is what happens in the absence of marketing. What activity would your customers have if you didn't market at all? Controlling for this can be tricky. Can you email only customers in certain markets? If so, you can track same-store sales before and after the promotion for the stores in the marketed group versus the stores in the control group. This will be noticeable if you do have a relatively large eClub (or loyalty program, or mobile program — whatever tactic you would like to measure). This will tell you the sales impact.
The second thing to consider is expanding your eClub to include behavioral data. If you are fortunate enough to have track 1 data in your POS, you can append behavioral data to your eClub. You most likely can't do this yourself, since this also requires external data, but you can have it done on a regular basis. The insights this will bring you more than offset the cost of this data.
With this behavioral data, you can observe, at an individual level, whether they responded to a promotion or not. Now, it's easy enough to select a control group randomly from an upcoming promotion, DO NOT CONTACT them, and see what their behaviors are. This will give you an extremely valuable and honest assessment of the impact of your marketing. Suppose 16% of your eClub customers, who received a promotion, made a purchase. In the control group, it could be, say, 12%. The incremental performance, of the promotion, is 4%. However, the promotion most likely offered a discount to the portion of the 16% who used the promotion, whereas the 12% didn't receive the discount. It is critically important to add sales, discounts, and margin to the analysis to truly understand the impact of your campaign.
While accurately measuring campaign performance is not easy, and probably requires changes to how you do it today, knowing what is working, who it is working with, and what your ROI is for your efforts will set you apart within your organization. When you can confidently answer the question, "How is our marketing performing?" the next time you are asked, you will position yourself and your organization for great success!


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The presence of key federal installations and a major communications and information technology sector have made Montgomery County the epicenter of innovation in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and IT.
The region is now home to nearly 100 cyber security companies and offers proximity to numerous federal agencies that address cyber-related issues, a major part of the $14 billion government cyber market.
Collaboration is vital in the cyber industry, not just for the purposes of innovation but to avoid having to continuously reinvent the wheel.
In fact, identifying best practices and working with interested stakeholders is a big part of the job of Sokwoo Rhee, associate director of the Cyber-Physical Systems Program at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
The NIST established the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence in Rockville. The Center of Excellence works with private-sector partners to strengthen U.S. economic growth by supporting automated and trustworthy e-government and e-commerce, and safeguarding the country's ideas and innovations from spies, thieves and attacks by cyber terrorists.
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Ajit Thyagarajan, CTO of Atomic Mole, says Montgomery County is ideal for launching an IoT company.
"There is a great startup culture and lots of incentives and the talent pool is amazing. We also have an excellent education system that is producing the next generation of architects and developers," he says.
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Inky Technology has developed a next-generation phishing protection solution built on machine learning technologies. Inky Phish Fence protects users from so-called "deep sea" phishing emails that use tricks and realistic looking branding elements that evade traditional mail protection software.
The company, which was named Infosecurity North America's Cyber Start-up Company of the Year in 2017, received $5.6 million in venture funding in June 2018, which will allow it to add 12 workers to its staff.
Companies in key areas like cyber security have access to Montgomery County's population of highly educated people – more than 59 percent of adults 25 and over have a bachelor's degree or higher.
A network of 16 Maryland colleges with Center of Academic Excellence certification programs continue to enhance the quality of the workforce.
A pair of new state programs are designed to further the region's cyber industry: One provides tax credits directly to angel investors and venture capitalists who invest at least $25,000 in Maryland cyber security companies; the other provides tax credits to small businesses that purchase Maryland-made cyber security products and services.
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#Creating Surveys

A survey task is a collection of step objects (`ORKStep`) representing
a sequence of questions, such as "What medications are you taking?" or
"How many hours did you sleep last night?" You can collect results
for the individual steps or for the entire task.

The steps for creating a task to present a survey are:

1. Create one or more steps
2. Create a task
3. Collect results

##1. Create Steps

The survey module provides a single-question step (`ORKQuestionStep`)
and a form step that can contain more than one item
(`ORKFormStep`). You can also use an instruction step
(`ORKInstructionStep`) to introduce the survey or provide specific
instructions.

Every step has its own step view controller that defines the UI
presentation for that type of step. When a task view controller needs
to present a step, it instantiates and presents the right step view
controller for the step. If needed, you can customize the details of
each step view controller, such as button titles and appearance, by
implementing task view controller delegate methods (see
`ORKTaskViewControllerDelegate`).

### Instruction Step

An instruction step explains the purpose of a task and provides
instructions for the user. An `ORKInstructionStep` object includes an
identifier, title, text, detail text, and an image. Because an
instruction step does not collect any data, it yields an empty
`ORKStepResult` that nonetheless records how long the instruction was
on screen.

    ORKInstructionStep *step =
      [[ORKInstructionStep alloc] initWithIdentifier:@"identifier"];
    step.title = @"Selection Survey";
    step.text = @"This survey can help us understand your eligibility for the fitness study";

Creating a step as shown in the code above, including it in a task, and
presenting with a task view controller, yields something like this:

 Example of an instruction step.

### Question Step

A question step (`ORKQuestionStep`) presents a single question,
composed of a short `title` and longer, more descriptive `text`. Configure the type of data the user can enter by setting the answer format. You can
also provide an option for the user to skip the question with the
step's `optional` property.

For numeric and text answer formats, the question step's `placeholder`
property specifies a short hint that describes the expected value of
an input field.

A question step yields a step result that, like the instruction step's
result, indicates how long the user had the question on screen. It
also has a child, an `ORKQuestionResult` subclass that reports the
user's answer.

The following code configures a simple numeric question step.

    ORKNumericAnswerFormat *format =
      [ORKNumericAnswerFormat integerAnswerFormatWithUnit:@"years"];
    format.minimum = @(18);
    format.maximum = @(90);
    ORKQuestionStep *step =
      [ORKQuestionStep questionStepWithIdentifier:kIdentifierAge
                                            title:@"How old are you?"
                                           answer:format];

Adding this question step to a task and presenting the task produces
a screen that looks like this:

 Example of a question step.

###Form Step

When the user needs to answer several related questions together, it
may be preferable to use a form step (`ORKFormStep`) in order to present them all on one page.  Form steps support all the same answer formats as question
steps, but can contain multiple items (`ORKFormItem`), each with its
own answer format.

Forms can be organized into sections by incorporating extra "dummy" form
items that contain only a title. See the `ORKFormItem` reference documentation
for more details.

The result of a form step is similar to the result of a question step,
except that it contains one question result for each form
item. The results are matched to their corresponding form items using
their identifiers (the `identifier` property).

For example, the following code shows how to create a form that requests some basic details, using default values extracted from HealthKit on iOS to accelerate data entry:

    ORKFormStep *step =
    [[ORKFormStep alloc] initWithIdentifier:kFormIdentifier
                                       title:@"Form"
                                        text:@"Form groups multi-entry in one page"];
    NSMutableArray *items = [NSMutableArray new];
    ORKAnswerFormat *genderFormat =
      [ORKHealthKitCharacteristicTypeAnswerFormat
       answerFormatWithCharacteristicType:
         [HKCharacteristicType characteristicTypeForIdentifier:HKCharacteristicTypeIdentifierBiologicalSex]];
    [items addObject:
      [[ORKFormItem alloc] initWithIdentifier:kGenderItemIdentifier
                                         text:@"Gender"
                                 answerFormat:genderFormat];

    // Include a section separator
    [items addObject:
      [[ORKFormItem alloc] initWithSectionTitle:@"Basic Information"]];

    ORKAnswerFormat *bloodTypeFormat =
      [ORKHealthKitCharacteristicTypeAnswerFormat
       answerFormatWithCharacteristicType:
         [HKCharacteristicType characteristicTypeForIdentifier:HKCharacteristicTypeIdentifierBloodType]];
    [items addObject:
      [[ORKFormItem alloc] initWithIdentifier:kBloodTypeItemIdentifier
                                         text:@"Blood Type"
                                 answerFormat:bloodTypeFormat];

    ORKAnswerFormat *dateOfBirthFormat =
      [ORKHealthKitCharacteristicTypeAnswerFormat
       answerFormatWithCharacteristicType:
         [HKCharacteristicType characteristicTypeForIdentifier:HKCharacteristicTypeIdentifierDateOfBirth]];
    ORKFormItem *dateOfBirthItem =
      [[ORKFormItem alloc] initWithIdentifier:kDateOfBirthItemIdentifier
                                         text:@"DOB"
                                 answerFormat:dateOfBirthFormat];
    dateOfBirthItem.placeholder = @"DOB";
    [items addObject:dateOfBirthItem];

    // ... And so on, adding additional items
    step.items = items;

The code above gives you something like this:

 Example of a form step.

### Answer Format

In the ResearchKit™ framework, an answer format defines how the user should be asked to
answer a question or an item in a form.  For example, consider a
survey question such as "On a scale of 1 to 10, how much pain do you
feel?" The answer format for this question would naturally be a
continuous scale on that range, so you can use
`ORKScaleAnswerFormat`, and set its `minimum` and `maximum` properties
to reflect the desired range.
The screenshots below show the standard answer formats that the ResearchKit framework provides.

Scale answer format

Boolean answer format

Value picker answer format

Image choice answer format

Text choice answer format (single text choice answer)

Text choice answer format (multiple text choice answer)

Numeric answer format

TimeOfTheDay answer format

Date answer format

Text answer format (unlimited text entry)

Text answer format (limited text entry)

In addition to the preceding answer formats, the ResearchKit framework provides
special answer formats for asking questions about quantities or
characteristics that the user might already have stored in the Health
app. When a HealthKit answer format is used, the task view controller
automatically presents a Health data access request to the user (if
they have not already granted access to your app). The presentation
details are populated automatically, and, if the user has granted
access, the field defaults to the current value retrieved from their
Health database.

## 2. Create a Survey Task

Once you create one or more steps, create an `ORKOrderedTask` to
hold them. The code below shows a Boolean step being added to a task.

    // Create a boolean step to include in the task.
    ORKStep *booleanStep =
      [[ORKQuestionStep alloc] initWithIdentifier:kNutritionIdentifier];
    booleanStep.title = @"Do you take nutritional supplements?";
    booleanStep.answerFormat = [ORKBooleanAnswerFormat new];
    booleanStep.optional = NO;
    // Create a task wrapping the boolean step.
    ORKOrderedTask *task =
      [[ORKOrderedTask alloc] initWithIdentifier:kTaskIdentifier
                                           steps:@[booleanStep]];

You must assign a string identifier to each step. The step identifier should be unique within the task, because it is the key that connects a step in the task hierarchy with the step result in the result hierarchy.

To present the task, attach it to a task view controller and present
it. The code below shows how to create a task view controller and present it modally.

    // Create a task view controller using the task and set a delegate.
    ORKTaskViewController *taskViewController =
      [[ORKTaskViewController alloc] initWithTask:task taskRunUUID:nil];
    taskViewController.delegate = self;

    // Present the task view controller.
    [self presentViewController:taskViewController animated:YES completion:nil];

Note: `ORKOrderedTask` assumes that you will always present all the questions,
and will never decide what question to show based on previous answers.
To introduce conditional logic, you must need to either subclass
`ORKOrderedTask` or implement the `ORKTask` protocol yourself.

##3. Collect Results

The `result` property of the task view controller gives you the results of the task.
Each step view controller that the user views produces a step result
(`ORKStepResult`). The task view controller collates these results as
the user navigates through the task, in order to produce an
`ORKTaskResult`.

Both the task result and step result are collection results, in that
they can contain other result objects. For example, a task result
contains an array of step results.

The results contained in a step result vary depending on the type of
step. For example, a question step produces a question result
(`ORKQuestionResult`); a form step produces one question result for
every form item; and an active task with recorders generally produces
one result for each recorder.

The hierarchy of results corresponds closely to the input
model hierarchy of task and steps, as you can see here:

 Example of a result hierarchy

Among other properties, every result has an identifier. This
identifier is what connects the result to the model object (task,
step, form item, or recorder) that produced it. Every result also
includes start and end times, using the `startDate` and `endDate`
properties respectively. These properties can be used to infer how long the user
spent on the step.

#### Step Results That Determine the Next Step

Sometimes it's important to know the result of a step before
presenting the next step.  For example, suppose a step asks "Do you
have a fever?" If the user answers "Yes," the next question the next question might be "What is your
temperature now?"; otherwise it might be, "Do you have any additional
health concerns?"

The following example demonstrates how to subclass
`ORKOrderedTask` to provide a different set of steps depending on the
user's answer to a Boolean question. Although the code shows the step after step method, a corresponding implementation of "step before step"
is usually necessary.

    - (ORKStep *)stepAfterStep:(ORKStep *)step
                    withResult:(id<ORKTaskResultSource>)result {
        NSString *identifier = step.identifier;
        if ([identifier isEqualToString:self.qualificationStep.identifier])
        {
            ORKStepResult *stepResult = [result stepResultForStepIdentifier:identifier];
            ORKQuestionResult *result = (ORKQuestionResult *)stepResult.firstResult;
            if ([result isKindOfClass:[ORKBooleanQuestionResult class]])
            {
                ORKBooleanQuestionResult *booleanResult = result;
                NSNumber *booleanAnswer = booleanResult.booleanAnswer;
                if (booleanAnswer)
                {
                    return booleanAnswer.boolValue ? self.regularQuestionStep : self.terminationStep;
                }
            }
        }
        return [super stepAfterStep:step withResult:result];
    }

#### Saving Results on Task Completion

After the task is completed, you can save or upload the results. This
will likely include serializing the result hierarchy in some form,
either using the built-in `NSSecureCoding` support, or to another
format appropriate for your application.

If your task can produce file output, the files are generally referenced by an `ORKFileResult`, and they are placed in the output directory that you set on the task view controller. After you complete a task, one implementation might be to serialize the result hierarchy into the output directory, zip up the entire output
directory, and share it.

In the following example, the result is archived with
`NSKeyedArchiver` on successful completion.  If you choose to support
saving and restoring tasks, the user may save the task, so this
example also demonstrates how to obtain the restoration data that
would later be needed to restore the task.

    - (void)taskViewController:(ORKTaskViewController *)taskViewController
           didFinishWithReason:(ORKTaskViewControllerFinishReason)reason
                         error:(NSError *)error
    {
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Covid Scotland: The three most infectious neighbourhoods in Edinburgh this week
By Sian Traynor
In the last week, coronavirus cases have remained at incredibly high levels in Edinburgh due to the Omicron variant.
The capital city has seen every area now be given the highest category of infections, with 400+ cases per 100,000 of population.
With a number of restrictions remaining in place for an extra week, the city will see a ban on nightclub venues, standing service at bars and football matches remain for now.
READ MORE - Edinburgh son stuck in isolation as mum is rushed to hospital with brain haemorrhage
However, although every neighbourhood in Edinburgh is reporting high case rates, there are three localities which are reporting higher infection rates than anywhere else.
With the infection rate measured by the amount of cases against the number of people living in the area, Craigmillar, Parkhead and Sighthill, and Gilmerton South and the Murrays have come out top.
Craigmillar is currently reporting the highest infection rates in the city, with 196 cases over a seven day period. This gave the area an infection rate of 3,260.7.
In second place was Parkhead and Sighthill, with 96 cases in the last seven days the area has an infection rate of 3,056.4.
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Following them was Gilmerton South and the Murrays, with 132 cases the neighbourhood received an infection rate of 2,983.1.
It comes as Nicola Sturgeon announced a number of changes to self-isolation rules and coronavirus testing due to the huge proportion of the country that had been staying at home.
On Tuesday the First Minister stated that those who have tested positive or are isolating can end isolation on day seven as long as they have no fever and record two negative lateral flow tests, no earlier than day 6 after testing positive and another at least 24 hours later.
Regarding those who are fully vaccinated close contacts or household contacts, who are either under the age of 18 years, 4 months, or who are older than that and fully vaccinated, new rules will also apply.


Lock N Walk Harness - Treestand Harnesses, Military Surplus, and more!
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"Getting a deer may be hard but getting your equipment into the woods does not have to be with LockNWalk's Treestand Carrying Harness Systems."
"I have a Lone Wolf (Huge 30" x 19.5") and love it but the padded straps are cheap and don't last. Why not use something that is made for military combat? Load bearing for comfort, roughest terrain and the worst weather. No more digging, beating, banging, or rubbing of your shoulders and back! Nothing but comfort n ease!"


Well done to everyone taking part in this year's Dynamic Summer League. We had some great results again this year!
John Dye led the way in the Bench Press challenge this year. John has shown fantastic focus and determination every week on this exercise and is looking really strong in the chest and arms.
One of our returning clients, Bobby Burrage, has been firing on all cylinders and it was great to see Bobby fly up Horns Lane for our fastest single time. Great sprinting Bobby!
Last year's Plank challenge winner, Robert Pyke, took the Clean/Burpee/Row challenge in the quickest time for the final challenge on week 6.
A special mention as well goes to Nick Norman and Paul Barrett for completing each week and giving it a good shot every time!
However, it was Will Howell who dominated the men's league overall, winning 4 of the 6 challenges. Will retains the title for the 2nd year in a Row! Great work!!
It is great to have some challenges when the ladies can beat the men!, and Paula McGrath showed how her Ultra Marathon training has given her some super strong legs! Paula got the top score overall with 82 Barbell Squats in 2 mins!
A special mention goes to Alison Middleton for her determination to finish the challenge each week, whatever it took!
Late entry, Olivia Findlay, was back from Uni for the summer and looked like a very strong candidate for the title. Amazing speed up Horns Lane Olivia!
On week 4, Katrina Speirs (last year's winner) and Jane Blackwell were on equal points! So, it was down to the last 2 weeks so see who would take it. Katrina posted some solid times up Horns Lane to pip Jane on week 5, but Jane came back even stronger on week 6 posting the best time overall (including the men!) on the final challenge.


A focus on prevention is integral to solving the issue of interpersonal violence on college campuses. Prevention works to stop violence before it happens by mobilizing community members to make changes at all levels of the social ecology. Effective strategies include engaging bystanders, shifting the social and cultural norms that currently help to sustain rates of violence, and reducing risk factors for perpetration and victimization, while strengthening protective factors. Find resources here to help campuses focus on prevention.


WELL YOU HAVE GONE AND DONE IT AND NOW YOU HAVE MADE WORK OUT OF VACATION AND RETIREMENT …. YOU ARE WRITING A BOOK FOR PEOPLE IN THE AFTER LIFE OF RETIREMENT! HA! I LOVE IT!!!! IT LOOKS WONDERFUL. YOU ALL HAVE TO TAKE US BACK TO SPAIN AND SEE ALL THE BEAUTIFUL THINGS LIKE THE CHURCHES AND EVERYTHING!!!!!
HAVE FUN… AS i CAN SEE THAT YOU ARE!
Yes, absolutely. You know, here is our daily schedule, rise when ready–can be noon–usually before 10. Eat lunch at 2-3 and dinner from 8-10. Out and about from 1-7, depending on what we want to do, sometimes out till midnight and up till 2am. We found stores yesterday that are "yours"–we both said, this is for Paula! One jewelry store is all Spanish hand made and the artists only make 50 of any one piece–reasonably priced. Kathy wrote about the Zara store right around the corner of our apartment–this is the new fashion place for women–Spanish, but Princess Kate buys at a new branch in London. Sales, sales, sales on everything–the Spanish economy is not good at all. We made a big mistake in bringing anything with us to Spain–we could have bought here better and cheaper and it would have been fun just finding European things, that somehow are different than what we can buy. We have tickets to the Seville symphony this Thursday night for Schubert, Mozart, Saint-Saens and Ravel. I think a number of folks would like to come back to Spain. Anyway, we miss y'all, but are having a magnificent time. Btw, I use the iPad mini for most pictures. It is amazing.
Sounds like your schedule is a great one and I so wish I was free and available to do the same thing. It looks like a really hard day of work having fun!!!! It sounds WONDERFUL!!!!! i LOVE IT.


There were a lot of product releases and announcements in the ecosystem this week as folks met in Santa Clara for StrataConf. Among the highlights were announcements from MapR related to their distribution and a partnership with HP, a new beta of Cloudera's CDH5, and the public preview of Hadoop 2 on Windows Azure. In addition, there are a number of interesting technical articles about HBase, MapReduce v2, Pig, Hadoop security, and more. Congrats to folks on all the releases, partnerships, and great articles. Also, a big congrats to Splice Machine for raising a new round financing.
The Cloudera blog has an interesting technical post about performance in MRv2. The post describes some of the major revamps that took place in MRv2, and it describes some performance regressions found by running the same jobs on both MRv1 and MRv2. The post walks through the low-level debugging that was done to identify the root cause of two of the issues, and it explains the fixes that were made. It's a pretty technical overview including discussion of the perf tool, CPU cache latency, fadvise, and more.
Understanding the HBase memory model, in particular how it caches data, is an important part of tuning an HBase deploy. This post walks through the two main parts of memory that HBase manages—the MemStore and BlockCache. It focusses on the implementation of the BlockCache, how the BlockCache speeds up queries, and gives a tour of the three BlockCache implementations shipped with HBase. The post is also annotated with in-depth technical details.
HiveServer2 is the latest and greatest way to interact with Hive. The new service provides JDBC and ODBC, and the new Hive CLI client, beeline, connects to HiveServer2 via JDBC. Beeline introduces a number of changes (vs. the hive cli) across several cli operations—specifying a connection, running in embedded mode, variable handling, and more. A post on the Cloudera blog has a detailed overview of the changes in beeline, which is essential knowledge for anyone looking to migrate.
Rounding out a trifecta of interesting technical posts this week, Cloudera elaborates on their reference architecture for running CDH in AWS. The post is a FAQ covering areas of the AWS deployment model such as VPC, security groups, subnets, instance types, and EBS. From personal experience, I can attest that a lot of the recommendations in this post ring true and are very valuable advice.
Apache Pig gained new functionality to compute CUBEs and ROLLUPs in version 0.11. Many data scientists and engineers working with Hadoop might not be familiar with these primitives, but they are pretty common in the data warehousing world. This walkthrough is a great introduction to CUBE/ROLLUP, which is illustrated by real examples in PigLatin.
The latest release of Parkour, the Clojure library for Hadoop, includes support for running Hadoop MapReduce jobs via the Clojure REPL. This tutorial walks through configuring an AWS Elastic MapReduce cluster to run queries form the Parkour REPL. The tutorial implements some non-trivial MR jobs on the Google Book n-gram corpus, and it also includes an example of writing tests in Parkour.
AMPLab's Big Data Benchmark has been updated to include new versions of Impala, Hive (including Hive on Tez), and Shark. The results continue to show impressive numbers from Redshift, Impala, and Shark with Hive on Tez gaining ground. I'd suggest taking the results with a grain of salt, though, since they're only targeting a single dataset and set of queries. But the benchmark is open-source, and you could use the scripts to recreate the evaluation with your own dataset and queries.
There are a number of companion tutorials to the Hortonworks Sandbox, a single-node Hadoop cluster VM. The RHadoop framework for running R on Hadoop is covered in a recently-contributed community tutorial. The tutorial shows how to use RStudio to run a MapReduce job that builds a model to predict visitors to a website based upon historic web logs.
The gartner blog has a post recapping a recent presentation by Square on encrypting data at rest in Hadoop. Square stores both redacted data and encrypted protobuf-serialized data, which fulfill 80% and 20% of their Hadoop workload, respectfully. This is one of the first home-grown encryption systems that I've heard of (although I suspect more folks are doing it). Work is in progress to bring similar functionality to Hadoop and HBase (Intel's distribution has it already), but some folks obviously can't wait for that to land.
MapR and HP have announced a partnership to bring HP Vertica to MapR's distribution. Vertica, which is a MPP SQL engine, runs directly on the MapR file system and alongside MapR compute resources. Unlike other variants of SQL-on-Hadoop, it doesn't seem that Vertica will tightly integrate with the ecosystem (e.g. it won't read Hadoop file formats or use the Hive megastore), but Vertica is a much more mature system than anything else in the SQL-on-Hadoop realm.
Redhat and Hortonworks announced that they've expanded their partnership. The joint initiative includes support for the Red Hat Storage file system, the RHEL OpenStack Platform, Red Hat JBoss Data Virtualization, and further integrates the two companies' support teams.
There were a lot of partnerships and announcements in conjunction with StrataConf this week. GigaOm has a good wrap-up of the news including announcements from DataStax, a new tool from Alpine Data Labs, additional vendor support for Storm, and a patent award to Zettaset.
Splice Machine, who has built a transactional SQL engine atop of HBase, has raised $15 million in Series B funding. Noted in the announcement, Splice Machine will be offering a public beta in Q1 2014, which the company says has much better price/performance vs. Oracle databases.
WibiData, the company behind the open-source Kiji Framework, has announced a partnership with DataStax to bring Kiji to Cassandra. Kiji, which provides a so-called entity-centric API, currently supports HBase for data storage. Adding Cassandra will bring support for two of the most-deployed column-family databases in the Hadoop ecosystem. The announcement suggests support for KijiSchema and KijiMR will be released within a few weeks.
High-Performance Computing (HPC) clusters and Hadoop clusters are typically built with vastly different goals in mind. As a result, the underlying hardware and network topology tend to be very different (HPC often uses expensive, proprietary components whereas Hadoop uses commodity hardware). But there's an interesting trend of running Hadoop on HPC. For example. the San Diego Supercomputer Center now supports launching a "personal Hadoop cluster" on Gordon, the worlds #88 HPC system. Many more details on the trend and the implementation in two articles on HPCWire.com.
GCN covers another place that Hadoop is gaining traction—inside of the US Government. In addition to migrations from NAS or SAN to HDFS, Hadoop enables cheaper and simpler network topologies.
Cloudera announced the second beta of CDH5. The updated beta includes lots of new features, including HDFS Caching, NFS Gateway, SSL encryption for Hive on non-kerberos clusters, and native Parquet support in Hive.
MapR announced support for YARN and Hadoop 2.x. In an introductory blog post, MapR describes their philosophy for supporting the new technology—allowing customers to use either MRv1 or MRv2/YARN. They also support both simultaneously (as well as other technologies like Storm) on the same cluster.
Windows Azure announced a public preview of Hadoop 2.2 in their HDInsight Hadoop-as-a-Service offering. In the announcement, Microsoft promotes the benefits of YARN, describes some of their work on the Stinger initiative, and highlight some example usages of HDInisight.
WANdisco has announced a new product called "Non-Stop HBase." The product extends HBase to replicate regions in memory to improve latency in case of a RegionServer failure. The implementation, like their Non-Stop Hadoop implementation, uses a patented technology for which the implementation details aren't public. But the claims of both consistency and continuous availability have raised some eyebrows.


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Eliah plays bass and melody simultaineously on the unique kind of touch guitar called the Chapman Stick (TM) to create trancey, ambient, and funk-o-delic instrumental music.
Performed live on Chapman Stick (R), Eliah performs bass and melody parts simultaneously, with no overdubs and loads of effects to create funky/ trancey/ chillin' instrumental sounds. 74 minutes.
"Sticky Funk is just a great CD. It's not distracting if you need to get something done but want something to listen to at the same time. The tracks flow smoothly into each other (sometimes just a little too smoothly though) and it can be very relaxing. If, on the other hand, you are in a more lively mood, you can pick apart each track's melody and harmonies."
"I GOT ALL YOUR CDS AND ADORE YOUR MUSIC."
"Eliah, I saw you in Santa Monica on the 3rd St. Promanade end of July 05. You are awesome. I got all your CDs and adore your music. You are an increadile musician. I've been turning all my friends on to your music. What a gift you bring to others. Thank you."
Eliah, I saw you in Santa Monica on the 3rd St. Promanade end of July 05. You are awesome. I got all your CDs and adore your music. You are an increadile musician. I've been turning all my friends on to your music. What a gift you bring to others. Thank you.
Sticky Funk is just a great CD. It's not distracting if you need to get something done but want something to listen to at the same time. The tracks flow smoothly into each other (sometimes just a little too smoothly though) and it can be very relaxing. If, on the other hand, you are in a more lively mood, you can pick apart each track's melody and harmonies.
Eliah is the coolest one-man sound I've heard in a long time. Let us know where you're going to be performing next.


text: Q: Webservice in Java using CXF api in netbeans I want to create a web service using CXF api. As I am not great with web applications, could someone provide me with a very basic tutorial for beginners to implement web services using CXF api in netbeans ? The user's guide at the apache CXF website are not helping at all.

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