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Kick Your Microsoft SQL Server BI/DSS Platform Into High Gear
Enterprise-grade SSDs have become a mainstay of IT's data centers. Because they have no moving parts, they excel with highly random workloads. No moving parts mean that there is no delay when reading randomly distributed data – no waiting for the head to swing back and forth in an SSD. We see SSDs deployed very effectively with workloads like online transaction processing, application acceleration, and virtual desktops/servers, as well as many more of these highly random workloads. Enterprise SSDs are the king here.
But all IT workloads aren't random. In fact, one key workload – Business Intelligence/Decision Support Systems (or BI/DSS) – tends to be very sequential. Not only that, but BI/DSS also tends to read data in very large chunks. A highly sequential, large-chunk workload sounds ideal for hard disk drives (HDDs).
SSDs can't offer any advantage for this particular workload…or can they?
Head-to-Head: BI/DSS Performance Measurement
Like most would, we assumed that due to the nature of a BI/DSS workload, we would see HDDs do quite well and SSDs, at best, just keep up. To test that theory, we measured some real system performance – and we got a surprise.
We started with one of the most commonly deployed Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS) platforms – Microsoft's SQL Server. We took a standard server (a Dell 2P) and installed a dozen enterprise-grade HDDs. To keep it simple, we set up a RAID 5 array and placed a 442GB database on it. We used a large database for two reasons: (1) we wanted to make sure we were looking at a reasonably sized data set; and (2) we wanted to make sure that the data did not fit into memory because we wanted to make sure we saw disk I/O.
We then sent the 22 business-oriented queries to the database and timed how long they took to complete. We did it once for a single user and again for six users (to add more load to the system). Knowing that BI/DSS performance is closely tied to storage I/O performance, we also measured the throughput of the disk system for each test. We did the same tests on the same databases with the same user counts – once for HDDs and twice for SSDs (first with only 6 SSDs, then again with 12).
First Surprise
The first surprise we got was how much faster the queries completed on the SSD tests. And not by just a little bit! Given that this was a predominantly sequential workload, we were surprised. By moving from 12 enterprise HDDs to 6 M510DC SSDs the 6-user query completion time was reduced by 75% compared to the legacy disk array! When we moved to 12 M510DC SSDs, it was reduced by 86%! Remember, this was a highly sequential workload!
Second Surprise
We knew that at the application level, BI/DSS performance would be very tightly coupled to storage performance, so we dug a bit deeper into the data to compare the raw storage performance. Surprise number two: The data showed us that the M510DC array was 2.6X to 5.6X the throughput of the HDD array. Since all other variables were held constant, this difference (like query completion time) was a direct result of the storage configuration.
So What?
Many of us tend to presume that certain storage devices fit best into certain workloads, but we do this without testing – without any real data to back up those assumptions. We assume that since a workload is highly sequential that HDDs will excel and SSDs will offer no particular value. We may completely ignore the possibilities that a different approach can bring.
We should stop doing that. We may just be surprised!
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Here is a restaurant of ankake pasta in Nagoya.
There are also branches. There are counter seats and some table seats at the back. Here is a casual shop based on brown and yellow combination color.
You can also take out.
There are a lot of variety, and there are various sizes, so I was hard to choose a dish.
Their menu looks like this. The menu and size are also plentiful, easy to eat, and here is good access to come.
The whole dishes are with soup.
Taiwan pasta Regular 830 yen 400g
The noodles are really delicious.
It is seasoned with pepper, garlic and minced bean paste,Stir-fried minced pork, bean sprouts and leeks.
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St. Louis with Tweens: A Perfect Family Day
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A great way to start the day is in the downtown area, where the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial includes the Old Courthouse (11 North 4th Street, St Louis, MO 63102, 314-655-1600), where the Dred Scott trial took place, and St. Louis' iconic Gateway Arch (707 North First St., St. Louis, MO 63102; 877-982-1410). The tram to the top of the Arch offers a panoramic view of both sides of the Mississippi River. Tickets cost $10 for adults and $5 for children ages 3 to 15. Also part of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, the Museum of Westward Expansion is located under the Arch and admission is free.
In this same area is the Basilica of St. Louis, King or The Old Cathedral (209 Walnut Street, St Louis, MO 63102; 314-231-3250) an d Busch Stadium (700 Clark St., St. Louis, MO 63102; 314-345-9600), where the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team plays. Tickets start at $19 for adults and $7 for children 15 and under. Pro sports are always fun when you visit big cities like St. Louis with tweens.
About two miles from the downtown area is Forest Park, where an afternoon can easily be spent at any one of the offerings, all of which are free (although there are fees for some of the extra attractions). These include such family-friendly attractions as the St. Louis Science Center (5050 Oakland Ave., St. Louis, MO 63110; 314-289-4400); the St. Louis Art Museum (One Fine Arts Drive, Forest Park, St. Louis, MO 63110; 314-721-0072); and the St. Louis Zoo (One Government Drive, St. Louis, MO 63110; 314-781-0900), which is celebrating its 100th year in 2010.
Southwest of Forest Park, is the Museum of Transportation (2967 Barrett Station Road, St. Louis, MO 63122, 314-965-6885), which features some of the largest train engines ever made. Children are allowed to get on board and walk through them. Tickets are $4 for children 5 to 12 and $6 for adults. Also, close by is the Missouri Botanical Garden (4344 Shaw Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63110; 314-577-5100. Tickets are free for children 12 and under, $8 for adults.
Back in Forest Park, the Municipal Theater Association of St. Louis -- or The Muny (One Theatre Drive, St. Louis, MO 63112; 314-361-1900) -- is considered the oldest and largest outdoor theater in the nation. All productions start at 8:15 p.m. and are family friendly. Tickets start at $9/person but they also have a section of free seats for those that arrive early.
Before you leave town, there is one last place that you must visit in St. Louis with tweens: Ted Drewes, known worldwide for their famous frozen custard ice cream. It is said that Elvis Presley use to fly into St. Louis just to have one of Ted's favorite ice creams. He even had one that was named after him called the All Shook Up. There are two in the area. However the original, located at 6726 Chippewa, St. Louis, MO 63109; 314-481-2652, is a stop not to miss.
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Lenora passed away at Hill View Manor, Estevan, SK on Monday, April 24, 2017 at the age of 95 years.
Lenora is survived by two sons, David (Lil) and Terrance (Terry Lynn); three grandchildren, Shannon, Darren (Jennifer) and Chrissy; three great grandchildren, Rhett, Rhea and Rowan; niece Lorna-May Sargent; sister-in-law Jean Wanner, as well as several nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by her husband Chris; brothers, Ted, Theron, Raleigh and Desmond; sisters, May, Hazel and Levine; sisters-in-law Clara and Ida; brothers-in-law, Jake and Joseph.
Prayers were held on Friday, April 28, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. in the Chapel of Hall Funeral Services, Estevan, with Mr. Doug Third officiating. The Funeral Mass was celebrated on Saturday, April 29, 2017 at 10:30 a.m. at St. John the Baptist R.C. Church, Estevan, by Rev. Brian Meredith. Interment followed at the Estevan City Cemetery, after which a luncheon was held in the church auditorium.
In lieu of flowers, those wishing to make donations in Lenora's memory may do so to the St. Joseph's Hospital Auxiliary, 1176 Nicholson Road, Estevan, SK, S4A 0H3.
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Bought dry fish kitten food by this company that kittens loved...not keen on vet..licked the gravy and left the rest😒
My kittens are fed the wet with some dry kibble and they love it. I alternate between the turkey and lamb flavours. They came to me having been fed Royal Canin Kitten and had runny and smelly stools. This has now stopped after being on James Wellbeloved and their stomachs are all settled. Good meat content and ingredients.
Brilliant product, have used JWB before and I would not feed my pet anything else. Since starting my 5 month old kitten on it, his coat has become so much more glossy, soft (he's a full jet black cat) and his bowel movements are not soft/liquid anymore. Best prices I have found and speedy delivery, cannot fault Zooplus and will continue to use them as my pet supplier!!!
My kittens have just started eating this and so far so good. It was recommended as they have sensitive tummies.
I have a 2yo Ragdoll who was suffering with a sensitive tummy from being a kitten. i tried Bozita sensitive, i was amazed finally he was enjoying food, eating it right away and we saw a massive difference to his poops but he was still having bad poops every 2nd/3rd time. that was until he decided overnight that he didn't like it anymore. i couldn't order from here just yet so i sent OH to P@H for grain free and he got this. WOW!!! there hasn't been 1 bad poop! it's also much cheaper from Zooplus
Just to add to my previous review, it's the adult turkey version that is working for us! the results have been so good i daren't mess up a good thing! Although i am still trying to find another single protein, grain free food he likes just to add variety
One of my cats has had troubles with certain foods affecting his digestion. We tried him on a number of vet recommended 'sensitive' foods which didn't make any difference. By chance i put him on James Wellbeloved and we haven't looked back. He loves them (even our other cat who is on normal cat food always tries to steal some) and we have no issues 'later down the line'. Definitely recommend.
My 2 kittens really like the lamb flavour and prefer it to the turkey option. Its grain free and they have never had stomach complaints with it
My two kittens love this food. They get very excited when it's feeding time and they never leave any. I buy both the lamb and the turkey flavour.
Kittens love this, went from wiskas to this and their coats are much healthier and it doesn't smell so bad!
When we got our 8 wk old kitten we fed her the James wellbelived kitten dry food, but she suffered from diarrhoea that was showing no signs of improvement. The kitten dry food is not grain free, so I chose this food as it grain free and doesn't contain a lot of other potential ingredients that may cause intolerance and diarrhoea. After two days her diarrhoea completely resolved, which I credit to this food. She also seems to enjoy it!
When our kitten first came to us he had terrible diarrhoea. We tried and failed with a few other good quality wet food brands but this one did the trick. He loves it and can be heard purring from 10 miles away when it's feeding time. That's a slight exaggeration but he does love the stuff. It's great to see companies out there that value cats health as much as the owners. The price you pay for this product is well worth it.
My two boys absolutelly adore this food. I had been trying nature menu and royal canin but it didnt went well at all. Finally with james wellbeloved we get rid of problems like diarrhoea and vomiting.
My cats used to love it but since it has changed - the packaging and the food, they don't enjoy it any more. The new recipe seems to have different chunks and sauce, it looks different as well....
My kitten has snubbed many a brand, leaving me out of pocket often (but we do what we must), so I was overjoyed that she seems to love this food. Only criticism is that the food gets quite stuck in the bottom of the pouch leaving me do either spoon acrobatics or waste some. Overall very pleased since the kitten is pleased with it.
My kittens absolute favourite food! Big hit, definitely worth buying. I will be buying more for sure! Good price too!
My rescue kitten adores this food. It is by far his favourite!
My cats enjoy James Wellbeloved pouches and it's a decent quality for a processed food. It could be improved by making it more natural (less processing), but if I had to choose from all the many, many products out there that are 'junk food for pets', then I'd choose James Wellbeloved as being the lesser of many evils!
Gone within 2mins! He loves it!
It is the only food that both cats will eat on a regular basis! I tried everything, from the better quality to the usual run of the mill, and this is the one they prefer.
James Wellbeloved is a good brand regarding ingredients (meat content could be higher but not the worst) and I know most cats love it, unfortunately my kitten loves the sauce but is then not interested! I have to smother the rest of the dried up meat chunks in Applaws wet in hope he will eat it! It is also good when stored in the fridge even with sauce left on, it dries up and has a bad consistency. Poops are always good on this though
I have even feeding my 5 month old rescue kitten 2 pouches of this (and the turkey flavour) a day with free access to dried kitten food for 3 weeks and she is looking amazing, full of life and now a healthy weight, and her once thin fur is now thicker and silky soft. She loves the food and can't wait for me to get it out of the pouch! Very happy kitty!


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- October 27th, 2014, 7:20 pm
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It seems the bigest problem which is drawing to mixed reviews is the pace: basically as slow as 2001. I've heard/read completely different sides to this; some saying that if 20 minutes or so were cut it might be a masterpiece (or more so) and others saying it's very brisk and not long enough! If yo...
- October 27th, 2014, 8:54 am
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Yeah, he's the surprise.stoifics42 wrote:Probably the same reason they did it with Se7en. I haven't seen the movie but I've heard one of the major actors wasn't credited such that audiences wouldn't expect his character's sudden appearance.ilossm wrote:Why is he uncredited?
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John August @johnaugust (Writer of Go, Big Fish, Frankenweenie) See Interstellar on the biggest screen you can. Duncan Jones @ManMadeMoon Lots of goodness in Interstellar. Am I jealous Nolan gets to make big budget passion projects without apparent compromise? Damn right I am! - Seth Rogen @Seth...
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I wouldn't read too much into this since there are only 5 reviews and boxofficemojo tends to be light on kids' movies / animation, but Big Hero 6 is currently sitting on a 100% rating. It might not be a total pushover opening weekend.
- October 23rd, 2014, 11:27 am
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA) will announce the schedule of Youth Drama Festival 2017 on March 20.
Earlier, PNCA invited entries from the interested educational institutions to submit their 2-3 copies of play for selection purpose. This year PNCA is offering prize money to the first three best productions.
Talking to the state-run news agency in Islamabad, an official PNCA said that more than one dozens plays were received by PNCA Repertory Theatre section which would scrutinize 8 to 10 plays for the upcoming youth drama festival.
The "Festival" will be a wonderful week of entertainment, showcasing young talent from different colleges, Universities and Youth Drama clubs from Rawalpindi and Islamabad, who will compete for the Awards.
Repertory Theatre section has been providing hundreds of youngsters with the opportunity to appear before an audience on the National Stage for many years in the Youth Drama Festival that takes place at the PNCA Auditorium.
Cash prize awards will be given to first 3 productions: first best production Rs. 100,000/-, second best production Rs. 75,000/- and third best production Rs. 50, 000/- respectively.


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sudden cardiac death. These patients are susceptible to onsets of abnormally fast and chaotic heart rhythm that come without any warning signs. When this happens, the heart is unable to pump blood and oxygen to the rest of the body which results in the brain being deprived of oxygen. The patient then loses consciousness and will die within minutes if he or she does not receive immediate medical treatment.Fortunately, such tragedies can be prevented with
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As the technology manager for The Salvation Army in Australia, he is constantly faced with the challenge of juggling the charitable organisation's internal IT systems, with minimal resources, against the greater needs of the organisation (and the less fortunate).
In Australia, the organisation is divided into two territories: Eastern Territory (New South Wales, ACT and Queensland) with headquarters in Sydney, and the Southern Territory (Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia, Western Australia, and Northern Territory) with its base in Melbourne.
The Salvation Army is one of the largest social service providers in the country, requiring an estimated $350 million to assist more than a million people each year. It offers a range of services from crisis support and shelter, to care for the elderly and financial aid during emergencies and natural disasters.
Technology is viewed as an enabler to day-to-day tasks but The Salvation Army felt it had to push the envelope. The were two main issues Del Principe had to solve: balance the needs of clients with limited funding, facilities and internal resources, and provide detailed financial and operational reports to government agencies for funding.
So last year, after an assessment of its technology infrastructure, Del Principe identified the bottlenecks which were essentially delaying the distribution of aid to the needy. There was too much reliance on manual processes, he said, recalling the two-pronged, tedious approach caseworkers and staff relied on.
They would fax their reports from remote sites to headquarters. Then, another staff member would manually enter the information into the system, he added.
It was also difficult for caseworkers to get accurate and timely information on clients walking into the charity's crisis- and longer-term accommodation centres. And, it was almost impossible to determine the type of counselling or services a client had received due to inadequate archival mechanisms. "We couldn't even predict the number of beds available at any one time," he said.
After evaluating solutions from a myriad of vendors, including eLerter from eStrategies, the organisation opted for BMC Software's Windows-based Patrol monitoring software on SAMIS (service and mission information system), a database for operational and statistical information. Sydney-based enterprise management solutions provider Kinetica heading the implementation process.
"There was the option to run SAMIS in an outsourced hosted environment but it would've cost $100,000 per year ... that sort of money was too much to even consider," Del Principe said. Instead, with Kinetica and BMC, The Salvation Army spent a grand total well under $30,000. "It made more financial sense for Kinetica to implement and configure Patrol, then train our people."
Management, he said, has come to appreciate Patrol's graphical reporting features which makes reports much easier to understand. "The result is that we're able to demonstrate the effect user demand has on system performance and thereby justify the funds required to build specifically configured systems for the SAMIS environment," he added.
"If a server's performance or resource falls below a predetermined level, Patrol 'sends out' an SMS (short message service) message so I can take immediate action before there's negative impact on system service delivery," he said.
Patrol has also given Del Principe the ability to be more mobile. "We don't have to be sitting down at a dedicated terminal because regardless of where we are, access to a Web browser is all we need to obtain an almost immediate report on the performance of any monitored server. It's really about being able to find out essential system information anywhere and anytime."
Del Principe said Patrol has helped The Salvation Army deliver on three key areas:
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Mentors of the BeeTrees
From NorthWinds
come darkening winter
as newborn discontent
waiting to spring forth.
From SouthWinds
come summer's diastasis
climax of full-born wisdom
of contentment for and from all four directions
spread across sleeping hearts
of each nighttime regeneration.
From normalizing WestWind toward East colonializing
patriarchal harvest
comes abundant fall in grace
of grace
from grace fulfilled in heartier summer,
for grace processing
through deep long winter winds
of (0)-souls abundantly newborning.
From EastWind springs
nondually co-arise
good news as Easter strawberries
full and blood-red regenesis
well ahead of co-redeeming dreams
for other berries to come after white lillies lead
around green connifers
promising full summer's heat
by learned lighttime
on this first day
of all gratitude
yet to reborn come
leaders of berries
and birds
and baby bodhisattvas
of all four winds,
each with their season,
rational Tao gratitudes
and irrational Confusion platitudes
of sacred yet secular ecology.
From NorthWinds
winter water darkens
within discontent
dreams dawning
future seasons of gratitude
with summer's fullblown positive attitude.
As I awake this morning
I remember a song I taught my more oppositionally disposed daughter:
I love you
and you might love me
even if I couldn't
re-align my four B's,
and branches,
and belly,
and butt
these four aligned
good government.
If you do
then I will too.
It was part of a dream
as I awoke this morning
I remembered EarthTribe is no longer the same population
living within that song
as when I went to bed
last night.
A few of us have died.
A few have been new born.
And so it goes each morning
since I was that new born
overwhelmed by all the collective Four-B wisdom
of older dreams
awakening each morning
to discover a few more have joined us,
coming along behind,
and a few more ahead
are now beyond any further potential
for re-alignment leadership
or even long-lived Fractal-B hums of silent listening.
And so I will go that last night
now leading those who listen
for a swelling population of EarthTribe Crystal-B Voices
greeting each new born pioneer
who joins us for this Earth training turning journey,
Vocation for wiser co-aligning Elders
as just normal-aptic naptime for others
just now begun
for whom we join our minds as one
in and with and for and of
peace-filling co-gratitude.
I wonder if our purist unity as EarthTribe
is only RightBrain known and felt in dreams
where reptiles and mammals and amphibeans
like beans and corn and squash
all process more alike than separate,
more interdependently than empty,
without distinctions arising sexism,
without separations co-arising racism,
without asseverational appositions causing self-righteous violence
unless we know these as unruly nightmares
begging to grow more restorative mercy
and thereby less necessity for retributive harsh justice,
patriarchal vengeance is ours!
as EarthTribe slowly shape-shifts repopulation
between each daily-nightly evolving frame
roundly rolling along spacetime's polypathic avenues
becoming not exactly who we were yesterday,
as there is not sufficient time to quite grasp it all so much
in one timeless time,
just as, in RealTime,
unlike Common DreamTime,
we cannot quite get back
to (0)Sum original habitat
of spacetime's full-blown diastatic revolution,
still home, disappointed yet again.
maybe tomorrow night
this resonant resolution
may yet come to last
for tomorrow's recast EarthTribe,
yet perpetually interdependent underdogs,
(read: bitches, eco-witches, Sacred EarthMothers, and MotherTrees,
no anonymous underdog identities undemocratically meant to be
unpolitically correctly excluded)
depending on your preferred bulldog or the b-word identity
of protagonizing ecojustice dreams
where Paradise Lost
looks more same than different
throughout today's reborn
degenerating still,
then through this timeless multi-speciating dream,
more double-binding than simplistic (0)Sum LoseLose
degeneration with regeneration
for no one wakes up tomorrow
to re-create gratitude for dawn's newborn delight
in FourB eco-alignments
more interdependently flying together
than degeneratively coming apart.
Up from NorthWinds
comes darkening winter water
as newborn discontent
waiting to spring forth.


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BMMA Lunch March 2013 – Sébastien Desclée, Managing Director Publicis
Sébastien Desclée, Managing Director Publicis
BMMA Magazine – Debriefing of the lunch with Marc Frederix (Loterie Nationale)
Joelle Liberman comes back on the presentation of Marc Frederix during the last BMMA lunch and announces the next cycle program which will be held on March, 19th at the Jardins du Bois. The General Director of the BMMA is interviewed by Patrick Weber, journalist and writer.
BMMA Magazine – Valerie Janssens, Cycle Sponsoring
Valérie Janssens reappears on the program of the new cycle of the noon conferences dedicated to sponsorship. Debriefing of the lunch with Benoît Crochelet (Electrabel) and announcement of the next event. Meeting on Tuesday, February, 26th at the "Jardins du Bois" with Marc Frederix (National Lottery). The BMMA administrator is interviewed by Jean-Jacques Deleeuw, Director […]


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Sebastian Langeveld Rounds out the Ronde van Vlaanderen Top TenMon 1 Apr 2013
Sebastian Langeveld rounded out the top ten of the Ronde van Vlaanderen. Part of a group of 19 riders that formed the third time up Oude Kwaremont, Langeveld led the chase to the three riders ahead who would ultimately occupy the Flanders podium. Fabian Cancellara (RadioShack Leopard Trek) took a solo victory 1'27" ahead of Peter Sagan (Cannondale) and Jurgen Roelandts (Lotto Belisol). Twelve seconds later, Alexander Kristoff (Katusha) won the sprint for fourth place to led home Langeveld's group.
"Sebastian was honest and agreed that the strongest one in the race today was Cancellara," said Sport Director Laurenzo Lapage. "In the key moment, only Sagan was able to follow Cancellara. Sebastian made no excuses for this. Behind those two guys, for me, Sebastian was the strongest rider in the race. That's sport and next week maybe the situation can be changed."
ORICA-GreenEDGE was quiet during the first half of the race, which saw riders struggle to break away from the bunch.
"We took the risk not to go in the early moves because we needed numbers at the end," explained Lapage. "Also, the part between the Valkenberg and Kwaremont is too long and too fast for a break to survive."
As the race entered the hills, nine riders managed to break loose from the peloton. Europcar and RadioShack brought them back. Counter-attacks saw two riders from the early break survive and join forces with four riders who had bridged across. Six riders led the race with a 1'20" advantage at the foot of the first ascent of the Oude Kwaremont. Stuart O'Grady jumped from the bunch during the first loop.
"What Stuey did was a gamble," noted Lapage. "It could have worked, and if it had, we would all have said it was great. Because it didn't work, people want to call it a useless move. I don't agree with that at all."
"We lost Jens Keukeleire because of a puncture on the bottom of the Kwaremont the first time," added Lapage. "That was bad luck. I'm sure Jens would have been in the front group without that problem."
By the second ascent of the Oude Kwaremont, the gap to the leaders was down to 30" and the original six man break had lost one rider and absorbed two others.
The second loop saw another reshuffle at the front as riders continued to fall off pace and crash or mechanical out of contention After the second time up the Paterberg, only Mirko Selvaggi (Vacansoleil-DCM) and Michel Kwiatkowski (Omega Pharma – Quick-Step) remained in front. They were joined by Yoann Offredo (FDJ), Sébastien Hinault (IAM), Sébastien Turgot (Europcar) and Roelandts between the Paterberg and the Hotond. Selvaggi lost contact before the start of the third lap, and the five leaders started lap three with a 30" advantage.
Roelandts and Hinault distanced their breakaway companions before the final ascent of the Oude Kwaremont. Over the cobbles, Roelandts gapped Hinault and forged ahead alone. Behind, Cancellara made his move. Only Sagan managed to hold the Swiss champion's wheel.
Roelandts just aboard the train as Cancellara blew past him, and the trio hit the Paterberg with a 15" advantage. One last blow from Cancellara saw him gap Roelandts and Sagan. Over the Paterberg, Cancellara time trialed away from the field.
"I saw good work from the team today," said Lapage. "If everyone had stuck to the plan, we could have had an even better result."


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As of this writing there are 1,790 books in my apartment, some couple hundred in my campus office, and an unknown number floating about on loan to various friends and students. This represents a decrease of probably 20 percent from the height of my mania. Over the past few years, I have embarked on culling operations, boxing up hundreds of books and carting them to used bookstores. Spilling off shelves, piled in tottering stacks on every flat surface and a few angular ones, the books are snowing me under ... more Add a comment
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Keep calm and carry on ... bidding for rare poster
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The illustration, the original artwork for the cover of the December 1968 issue of The Mighty Thor, was designed by Jack Kirby, the creator known as the "King" of comics for helping to invent characters from Captain America to the Fantastic Four, as well as Thor. It shows the Norse god and son of Odin in his winged helmet battling a giant, and will go up for auction on 24 June for an estimated price of £5,000 to £8,000 ... more Add a comment
Londonderry 'Domesday book' set for prestigious Unesco honour
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'Outstanding' Old English poetry book granted Unesco status
A poetry book written in Old English has been granted Unesco status for its "outstanding significance" to British history. The Exeter Book, kept at Exeter Cathedral's library, is an anthology of poetry and riddles written in 970 AD ... more Add a comment
It's a bargain!
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Amateur antique dealer jailed
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Wordsworth's 'irreplaceable' prayer book stolen from Cumbria church
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Charlotte Bronte's dress gaffe ruled out
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X-rated medieval doodles reveal our ancestors had a sense of humor
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Yves Saint Laurent co-founder to sell off remainder of rare books
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Unseen Audrey Hepburn letters up for auction
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Darwin manuscript page sells for $250,000
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1,000 year old Silk Road manuscripts found in Afghanistan
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Schoolboy's 16th-century scribbles offer rare insight
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'Badass Librarians' Foil al Qaeda, Save Ancient Manuscripts
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Muhammad Ali autograph set to go under the hammer
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X-rays reveal 1,300-year-old writings inside later bookbindings
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Wearable books
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The men addicted to collecting football stickers
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Based in Aurora for 37 years, Adolfson & Peterson Construction's (AP's) Colorado operations is expanding its reach with a new satellite office located in Fort Collins, Colorado. Purposefully selected in an area in which AP has been historically active, the new location will allow the firm to have a stronger and more competitive presence in northern Colorado.
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Here's how they did it.
Integrating Data Silos
Before implementing the data warehouse, NASA only had access to flight, weather, and traffic flow-related data sources. Flight data updated every minute, with no information about flights on the ground at airports. Worse, researchers had access to flight data sets from 77 different Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) air traffic facilities. Of these data sources, the vast majority used different formats and standards.
To alleviate these disparities, NASA created the Sherlock Air Traffic Management (ATM) Data Warehouse, a tool that merges all of the air traffic facility data in order to produce analysis-ready, end-to-end flight information for the entire U.S. airspace.
Automated ETL
To do so, Sherlock collects, archives, and processes many raw data feeds (Ex: FAA System Wide Information Management, NOAA Weather observations and forecasts, operational facility data, traffic advisories, delay statuses, etc.). After this last stage, Sherlock must transform flight data before aggregating and storing it in a consistent format. This is no easy task, mind you, as aircraft often have overlapping and conflicting positions, flight plans, as well as time and airspace references.
In addition to its ETL capabilities, NASA uses Hadoop, an open-source software framework for storing data and running applications on clusters of commodity hardware. Hadoop is ideal for aggregating a complex stream of U.S. flight data, since it provides massive storage for any kind of data, enormous processing power and the ability to handle virtually limitless concurrent tasks or jobs.
Analytics and Reporting
The major value a cloud data warehouse provides NASA is the ability to serve as a platform for big data analytics, including data mining and machine learning. With Sherlock, NASA can generate real-time reports for everything from runway usage and taxi time to flight reroutes and optimal flight plans. It allows researchers to answer questions such as, "How much fuel could be saved if all flights into the San Francisco Airport used lower power for their final descent?" Or, "Would more accurate departure schedules reduce delays into busy Northeast airports, and at what rate?"
By answering such questions, NASA hopes to dramatically reduce aviation's environmental impact and improve efficiency while maintaining safety in increasingly crowded skies. But such answers wouldn't be possible without successful data integration.
The Challenges of Unstructured Data
Even with the sophistication of its cloud data warehouse, NASA must still grapple with scores of unstructured data. While it would be nice to be able to query across all of the data sources in Sherlock to answer questions that cut across multiple kinds of data (not just the flight data), to save time and energy writing custom code to integrate data from multiple datasets, these datasets are still very heterogeneous. In other words, there are a variety of data formats, field names, scientific units, and spatial/temporal values that make Sherlock a patchwork of raw data.
Such lack of structure hampers field standardization across tables, making joins difficult. The result being, analysts can only query the data warehouse within isolated 'data islands'. They can't connect data tables or bridge across data sources without great effort.
The Value of a Single Schema
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Welcome to Clovis!
The Clovis Chamber of Commerce is proud to present the 2019 Clovis Lifestyle & Resource Guide. This year we are showcasing the best of what Clovis has to offer. The City of Clovis is a truly unique community made up of the pioneer spirit mixed with modern enthusiasm. As you thumb through the pages of this magazine you will learn about the many facets that make up the City of Clovis from the exciting shopping, restaurant and retail establishments to the new SoFi district along Pollasky Avenue in historic Old Town. On behalf of the Clovis Chamber of Commerce we are glad you decided to take the opportunity to enjoy all that Clovis has to offer.
Since the Clovis Chamber of Commerce was founded in 1910, we have worked closely with the local business community to create a harmonious climate of cooperation with our local merchants, residents, visitors and city government. The Clovis Chamber is a strong advocate
of our over 650 members in addition to the entire central valley. We know that an active and successful business community means a strong and stable community our residents.
The City of Clovis hosts over 80 free events each year. From the world famous Clovis Rodeo held the last weekend of April each year to the Friday night Farmers Markets held from May – September. The Clovis Chamber is very proud to host Clovis' two largest street festivals each year, BIG HAT Days and ClovisFEST. BIG HAT DAYS takes over the streets of Old Town the first weekend in April each year to start Rodeo month in Clovis. Over 175,000 people visit Clovis during the two day festival and enjoy the over 400 food and craft vendors in addition to live entertainment. ClovisFEST held the last weekend in October each year is highlighted by the dozens of Hot Air Balloons that majestically fly over the City of Clovis during the ClovisFest
Hot Air Balloon Fun Fly. ClovisFest also features our acclaimed International Village entertainment stage featuring live entertainment from over 25 cultural groups that are a part of our great community. These traditional events along with the annual Children's Christmas parade, Rodeo parade, pole vaulting championships and the many athletic events hosted by the Clovis Unified School District make living in Clovis fun and exciting.
Whether you are visiting our community for the first time, considering a move to Clovis, or seeking new and exciting things to do in your own home town, we at the Clovis Chamber extend a heartfelt WELCOME. Were very happy you are here.
Greg Newman
Executive Director
Clovis Chamber of Commerce


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Sophomore outfielder Evan Kahre has verbally committed to play at the University of Evansville next year. The Evansville native (Central High School) is the first sophomore to chose his next school.
As a freshman, Kahre played in 55 games while posting a .356 batting average. He led the team with 56 runs, 18 stolen bases, and 4 outfield assists. Kahre also walked 25 times leading to a .455 OBP.
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Tidings of Joy: Communities rally together to make a difference this holiday season
Schools such as Entourage school, Raymond-Knowles Elementary in Raymond, CA have participated in the Toys for Tots Campaign each year. Toys for Tots is a national charity organized by United States Marines and local volunteer groups that distribute donated toys to children in need and as of 2016, has collected and distributed more than 512 million toys. In Eastern Madera county, several businesses and schools have volunteered to set up collection sites. Dennis Osantowski, in his 4th year as Toys for Tots Coordinator, says "Toys for Tots…can't happen without the volunteers and the giving nature of our mountain area residents, businesses and organizations."
Other ways in which organizations have made a difference in their communities this year is to sponsor families in need. Entourage Yearbooks has been working with the Air Command and Staff College (ACSC) in Montgomery, AL for the past few years. The spouses and service members of the ACSC volunteer and take part in several projects throughout the year while stationed at Maxwell Air Force base. We spoke with Crystal Sais who along with 20 plus military families this year worked with Hands on River Region to sponsor two families in need this holiday season. One family is a single mother with three children as well as a nephew she is working to adopt. Their home flooded when a burst pipe destroyed all of their furniture and belongings. ACSC students and spouses have collected and delivered several items of furniture to assist them in furnishing the apartment they will be moving to. The second family is also a single mother of 3 and they were without power for 2-3 weeks. The ACSC community helped them to reestablish power just in time for Thanksgiving. In addition to this, clothing and toys have been purchased for the children of both families this holiday season as well as cleaners, towels, robes and housewares for the mothers. Gift cards to local stores like Wal-Mart have been provided as well and will help these families to go forward in purchasing items they may need in the future.
In the next couple of weeks, the families who have donated will get together to wrap the gifts and deliver them along with a home-cooked meal to the families in need. Of the volunteers and generous donors she has worked alongside, Crystal says, "The generosity and kindness that each of our members- and folks throughout the ACSC class, has shown is incredibly humbling and inspiring." Some other projects the ACSC community takes part in throughout the year is an annual food drive, assisting the Salvation Army to collect donations at area stores, providing necessities to adoptable pets at the Montgomery Humane Society, sending Holiday Care Packages to the troops separated from their families this holiday season, monthly blood drives for the American Red Cross, donating decorations to holiday programs at local schools, etc. Crystal adds, "Our ACSC families are making a real difference in the lives of those in our local community. I am filled with such gratitude to be a part of it." Crystal would like to give a special thanks to all ACSC families who participated in Hands on River Region and all who continue to volunteer their time and services to important causes.
Entourage wishes to thank Raymond-Knowles Elementary for their contributions and participation in the Toys for Tots campaign as well as the incredible community at the Air Command and Staff College for positively impacting the lives of others. This holiday season, their giving spirit serves as an inspiration to all!
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Schwan, A. (2018). K. A. Morrison (Ed.), Entry on Frederick William Robinson. McFarland & Company, Inc
This is a biographical author entry in literary companion.
Vettese, S., & Vones, K. 3D printed building sections and joining pieces, inspired by the architecture of Basil Spence. [Physical Artefact]. Edinburgh Napier University
A series of one-day workshop events were staged to engage the public with the architecture of Basil Spence, firstly at Edinburgh Napier University's Maker Space and then withi...
Gray, A. (2018, April). Introducing 'Detective McLevy's Casebook' and the Napier Big Read Campaign. Presented at Crime Fiction(s): Victorian and Neo-Victorian Narratives of Crime and Punishment, Edinburgh
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University of London
This event is a rare opportunity to find out more about a musical instrument that was worth £100,000 in the 1980s when it was used in the making of records by Afrika Bambaataa, Kate Bush, and Frankie ...
Scottish Funding Council
development of innovative projection system to allow responsive and live creation and manipulation of projected scenery for theatrical workshops.
The aim of this project is to design and prototype a new, flatpack, low carbon home accessory for the Scottish tourist, domestic and export markets, using an eco-friendly alternative to medium density...
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Scott, A. (2017). Raploch Stories Where are they Now?
This is a 60 mins documentary from Handheld Productions for BBC Scotland produced and directed by Alistair Scott and Douglas Campbell. This film is a follow-up to 'Raploch Sto...
Macleod, K. (2017). Event: Women Working in Film & Television. Edinburgh Napier University, Edinburgh
Annual Networking and panel events to enhance gender diversity and promote women's careers in film & Television. Held on International Women's Day in School of Arts & Creative...
Alistair, D. (2016). News night - Interview
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Moir, Z. (2016, July). Futures in Jazz - Education and Industry (Panel Chair). Presented at Continental Drift: 50 Years of Jazz from Europe
Medbøe, H. (2015). Medbøe/Eriksen/Halle - The Space Between. Norway
An album of original compositions performed by Haftor Medbøe (guitar), Espen Eriksen (piano), Gunnar Halle (trumpet)
Released on Losen Records, November 2015 with financal su...
Bilgrami, S. (2015). Short Documentary Film Series - Artist Uncovered: David Michie
An intimate and poignant portrait of the late David Michie (1928-1915), the esteemed artist who reflects on how his work celebrates the 'romance' of nature and life.
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Bilgrami, S. (2015). Short Documentary Film Series - Artist Uncovered: Nicole Bennet
A portrait of Dundee-based mixed-media artist Nicole Bennett, whose versatile work evokes nostalgia and reflection through drawing, painting, video and sculpture.
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Bilgrami, S. (2015). Short Documentary Film Series - Artist Uncovered: Emily Learmont
This film observes painter and illustrator, Emily Learmont, painstakingly embellish an oil painting as she explains her contrasting approaches to painting and illustrating, an...
Macleod, K. (2015). Film, "With a Song in your Heart"
Community Media Short Film: With a Song in your Heart – Participatory community based video production, 2015. (Director). A film that combines performance and memories of chil...
Bilgrami, S. (2015). Short Documentary Film Series - Artist Uncovered: Ade Adesina
An intimate portrait of Aberdeen-based ecological printmaker and artist, Ade Adesina, who exhibited his exciting work and won an award at London's Royal Academy of Art in the ...
Bilgrami, S. (2015). Short Documentary Film Series - Artist Uncovered: Elspeth Lamb
Glimpses into the work of Elspeth Lamb, the eminent Glasgow-based printmaker.
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Bilgrami, S. (2015). Short Documentary Film Series - Artist Uncovered: Leo Du Feu
A meditative portrait of talented landscape artist Leo du Feu.
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Royal Society of Edinburgh
The "Our Future Scotland" Film has been commissioned by the Scotland Future's Forum at the Scottish Parliament. The film will be showcased at the Parliament on 16th May 2018 and form the basis of an ...
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1. Address desideratum: During the First World War, many communities in Britain and its Empire hosted internment camps for military Prisoners of Wa...
The feeling of being immersed within a live performance by an ensemble of world class musicians can be a deeply engaging and highly valued cultural experience for audiences as well as for the performe...
Development of a working prototype for the "Wee Tie", a new fashion accessory for wearing with open-necked shirts. Our input will be to look at materials and fastening/adjusting mechanisms at the back...
Working with small wool shop to use textile industry salvage as the basis for developing new export products.
This collaborative project with University of Edinburgh, will focus on the design and development of an interface, which will be accessible online, via mobile phones and tablets, and via large touchsc...
Carnegie Trust for the Universities of Scotland
This research will explore the religious and spiritual ideas governing the Irish Revival, especially as these were manifested in the work, thought and life of Yeats and Pearse.
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The Royal Zoological Society would like to work with academics and students at Napier University to scope a new and innovative event that attracts a new audience to Edinburgh Zoo. The aim of the event...
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Professor Alistair Duff insists the rise of technology such as facial recognition (FRT), CCTV and smart devices is robb...
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Prof Al Duff appeared as an expert witness before the Scottish Parliament's Justice Committee. Testifying on behalf of privacy pressure group NO2ID Edinburgh, he answered MSP question about the bill f...
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Edinburgh Napier and the Royal College of Music has helped bring musicians virtually together as part of a special 18th birthday edition of the BBC World Service's Digital Planet programme.
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'The Living Mountain: in an age of ecological crisis, Nan Shepherd's nature writing is more relevant than ever'. Article in The Conversation, published 29 August 2019
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This article analyses the current state of play within the US Democratic Party's election for the Presidential nominee.
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Dr Zack Moir from Music has been elected to serve on the Board of Directors of the Association for Popular Music Education, which is an international organisation with a mission to promote and advance...
26 June 2019
School of Arts and Creative Industries professor interviewed by Scotland on Sunday on rising power of new media. Political bloggers, referred to as ePundits, have brought punk energy to politics, alth...
24 March 2019
Dr Scott Lyall has won a grant from the Royal Society of Edinburgh to study the work of Scottish writer, Nan Shepherd.
1 February 2019
A team from Edinburgh Napier is encouraging members of the public to view brutalist architecture in a different light – through the use of music and design.
6 July 2018
An exhibition of photography, print and ephemera relating to forty years of Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival curated by Dr Haftor Medbøe, Associate Professor of Music at Edinburgh Napier University and...
1 July 2018
The SituLab Research Group (Dr Katrina Burton, Dr Samantha Vettese, Dr Kathy Vones) and invited musician, Joanna Stark presented their ongoing project into how the public respond to modern architectur...
11 June 2018
With World Heritage Day brings the opportunity to raise awareness of the diversity of cultural heritage.
Dr Kirstie Jamieson and MRes student Marta Discepoli are working with Heriot-Watt...
19 April 2018
SACI professor of information policy Alistair Duff was invited onto the afternoon panel at the annual Freedom of Information Conference run by Holyrood events. The other panellists were Alastair Brian...
6 December 2017
In collaboration with Alba New Music, the Applied Music Research Centre is pleased to be presenting the 2017 Alba New Music Festival.
Music by Brian Ferneyhough, Jonathan Harvey, Richard Beaudoi...
5 October 2017
Dr Zack Moir from music is one of the editors of the recently published 'Routledge Research Handbook of Popular Music Education', which is a new edited volume containing contributions from a wide rang...
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Lecture Theatre A17, Merchiston Campus, Edinburgh Napier University
23 October 2019
The M Word
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3.30pm in Merchiston B2
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Edinburgh Napier University, Merchiston Campus, Edinburgh
23 November 2018 - 24 November 2018
National Library of Scotland
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St Gabriel's RC Church, Prestonpans.
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Barcelona Pavilion,
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The National Archives, Kew.
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Friday, 23 February, 2018 - 10:00 to 16:30
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Merchiston Campus C83a.
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Erewash Museum, Ilkeston, Derbyshire.
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Craigsbank Parish Church
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30 November 2017
50 George Square
Edinburgh, Midlothian
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24 November 2017
The Project Room
50 George Square
Edinburgh, Midlothian
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18 November 2017
St. Augustine's Church, Edinburgh
13 November 2017
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