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Joined: 27 Feb 2011
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Posted: Sat 01 Dec 2012, 10:41
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Hi RSH !
Thanks for your explaination how sfs files compared to pets work .
So it encourages me more using sfs files .
They seem to me more comfortable to use .
Seems they causing a lot less trouble then pets .
I am converting pets the way you describe above to sfs files and i am
quite satisfied using them without loading ,ust using a "execsfs" pet installed ,which execute sfs files while right click on them,using (in menue which opens right click on it "execsfs") execsfs .
But not always those converted sfs files do work .Dont know why .
I am using mostly dpup exprimo (because of E17 Enlightenment desktop i like it very much) or Upup Precise 5.4.4 on a Usb stick with a choice of " no save at shutdown " option .
This let me do wild experimenting without damaging my system .
Your engagement in using sfs files and prefering them over pets was the reason which attracted me to your project . I am just a linux beginner . ,with your nonlinear unconventional way of thinking ,inventing a lot of useful " crossover-tools" somehow you are inspiring those more skilled developers to refine their projects with your sophisticated ideas.
Just a naive question of a linux beginner ....could most , if not all pets replaced with sfs files ????
Seems to me that sometimes its hard for you to express your visions . Those topics your working on are not so easy to describe.
Sorry for my bad grammatics (long time ago since i went to school ).
OK RSH ....wish you luck and Keep on rocking .
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Posted: Sat 01 Dec 2012, 11:44
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Hallo, backi.
Ich antworte Dir in unserer Sprache, da es schneller geht (hab' gerade nicht so viel Zeit).
Ich kenne das Programm, das Du verwendest: SFS-Exec von seaside. Ich habe es getestet und es ist durchaus brauchbar, allerdings hat es wesentliche Nachteile gegenüber SFS P.L.U.S..
Wenn Du ein Programm mit SFS-Exec gestartet hast (über den Rechtsklick), wird die sfs Datei eingebunden. Beendest Du das Programm, mußt Du die sfs Datei manuell entladen. Anderenfalls wird die sfs Datei ein zweites mal eingebunden, wenn Du für einen erneuten Start des Programms die sfs Datei erneut mit Rechtsklick anklickst,
Ein weiters Problem entsteht, wenn mehrere Programme in einer sfs Datei zusammengefaßt sind. Ich habe eine DE lokalisierte Version dieses Programms in meinem LazY Puppy System und wenn ich diese Funktion auf das LP2_AudioStudio.sfs anwende, passiert nichts.
Ich verwende zur Zeit ein System, desssen SFS Datei 106 MB groß ist. Zusätzlich habe ich eine Erweiterungs SFS Datei für LazY Puppy, die 14 MB groß ist. Insgesamt hat das System also eine Größe von 120 MB ---> kleiner als das Original Lucid 528-4 ISO. Aber einiges installiert, das in Lucid nicht vorhanden ist: xdotool, DesignSwitcher, SoundSwitcher, BackupSettings und vieles mehr.
Mit geladenem Erweiterungs SFS verfügt das System über zur Zeit exakt über 442 Startskripte für 442 Programme in 286 SFS Dateien. Alle jederzeit ausführbar durch einen Klick auf dessen zugehörigen Menüeintrag.
Zuhause grundsätzlich und immer Live im RAM, ohne Speicherdatei. Für den Proberaum habe ich mir ein LazY Puppy Derivat, Osiris Studio, erstellt, das alle wichtigen und benötigten Audioprogramme fest installiert hat. Dort benutze ich eine Speicherdatei, aktuell 512 MB. Alles Andere ist wie gehabt.
Ohne seasides Arbeit schmälern zu wollen, die sicherlich hilfreich für mich gewesen wäre, während der Entwicklung von SFS P.L.U.S., hätte ich es früher entdeckt, muß und kann ich doch die Behauptung aufstellen, daß LazY Puppy SFS P.L.U.S. zur Zeit das Beste ist, was Puppy Linux im Bereich SFS-Handling zu bieten hat.
Die genannten Fakten belegen dies eindeutig.
Und nicht wenige sind drselben Ansicht bezüglich LazY Puppy im allgemeinen. Wer das Glück hat, es verwenden zu können, für den ist es ein Paradise Puppy und das Beste und komfortableste Puppy Linux (Derivat) das derzeit erhältlich ist.
Das Problem, daß es nicht auf allen Rechnern läuft ist ja nichts LazY Puppy spezifisches, sondern allen Puppies zu eigen.
Ich habe in Puppy Linux (dank dem hervorragenden Grundsystem Lucid 528-4 von playdayz und 01micko) mehr gefunden, als ich zu hoffen wagte, nachdem ich die Suche nach neueren Programmen für Muppy 08.3F aufgeben mußte. Ich habe alles und noch mehr zurückgegeben und inzwischen ist LazY Puppy mein Main OS an allen Computern, die ich verwende.
Einzig zur Aufnahme von Drum-Solo-Videos muß ich XP verwenden, da die Videosoftware nur mit der Hardware und umgekehrt zusammenarbeitet. Leider nicht zu installieren in Wine. Ich plane aber, das nächste Drum-Solo-Video, das ich aufzeichne jeweil mit Openshot und KDenLive zu bearbeiten und in die endgültige Form zu bringen (wenn möglich, Live im RAM ohne Speicherdatei, einfach, um zu dokumentieren, daß es geht).
So, 442 Programm aus 286 SFS Dateien fest im System ist ja schon mal geil, oder? Aber es kommt noch dicker/besser. Das LazY Puppy SFS P.L.U.S. in meinem privaten System behandelt inzwischen nicht mehr nur Programme aus SFS Dateien.
Ich kann Startskripte erstellen, für Programme, die in Wine installiert werden müssen (setup.exe, install.exe). Wenn ich das erzeugte Starskript ausführe, wird Wine geladen, heruntergeladen, wenn nicht vorhanden, die zu installierende Programmdatei nach dem Herunterladen und Laden von Wine installiert und nach der Installation das soeben installierte Programm ausgeführt. Alles Live im RAM ohne Speicherdatei, über den erzeugten Menüeintrag oder das Deskop Icon.
Exakt dasselbe kann ich mit portablen Anwendungen für Wine machen. Ich habe Menüeinträge in meinem System, die starten z.B eine zu installierende Version von TagScanner, die auch als portable Version funktioniert - ich kann also auf die Verwendung des PortableApps-Starters verzichten.
Und zum Schluß: exakt dasselbe kann ich mit portablen Linux Anwendungen machen. Zur Zeit habe ich auf meinem USB Stick 69 portable Linux Programme (Cinelerra 2.15CV, GIMP 2.7.2, Blender 2.5.9, Audacity 1.3.9, QTractor 0.4.6 etc.pp) ausführbar über den Menüeintrag oder das Desktop
Das ist längst nicht Alles, soll's aber hier erst einmal gewesen sein.
Ich denke, ja, grundsätzlich sollten alle .pet Dateien als .sfs verwendet werden können. Wenn SFS Dateien nicht funktionieren, die als installierte .pet Version aber zu funktionieren scheinen, so liegt dies zumeist an Dateien, die sowohl im System als auch in der SFS Datei vorhanden sind. Beim iInstallieren werden vorhandene Dateien überschrieben. Beim Laden von SFS Dateien werden diese Dateien aber nicht überschrieben, was dann eben das Programm in der SFS Datei nicht starten läßt.
Ich habe deshalb in meinem LazY Puppy qt, sqlite, gtkmm, glibmm goffice mplayer und einige andere Backends inclusive derer Frontends ausgebaut und lade alles einzeln hinzu, denn das Beste an LazY Puppy SFS P.L.U.S. ist: die Startskripte laden weitere benötigte SFS DAteien automatisch nach, bevor das Programm aus der Haupt SFS DAtei (die des Startskipts) gestartet wird. So kann z.B Lazarus zwar ohne das devx geladen und verwendet werden. Zum kompilieren von Quelltexten wird aber das devx benötigt. Das Lazarus SFS enthält diese Information und wird von dessen Startskript ausgelesen. Starte ich also Lazarus, überprüft das Startskript evtl definierte Abhängigkeiten und lädt diese automatisch, wenn notwendig.
Da ich nun kein qt mehr installiert habe, kann ich Programme verwenden, die mit unterschiedlichen Version von qt arbeiten. Die Startskrite prüfen sogar, ob SFS Dateien miteinander kolliedieren und bieten dann das Entladen des geladenen SFS an, bevor das neue hinzugeladen wird. Arbeite ich also gerade mit Openshot und will mti KDenLive weiter- oder neu arbeiten, wird Openshot inclusive seiner Abhängigkeiten entladen, bevor KDenLive geladen wird ---> diese kollidieren miteinander und "wissen" dies.
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Posted: Sat 01 Dec 2012, 20:43
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Thank you RSH!
Thank you for the kind reply which seems completely clear to me. Although I need to use a 64 bit Puppy, A few days ago I tried Lazy Puppy 2.0.2 Final to gain experience. However, there seemed to be a hardware problem with the networking chipset. So, I could not access smokey01.
Has anyone used SFS P.L.U.S with Fatdog64? What I am doing is a bit different perhaps? I have 16GB RAM and I do a CD boot to RAM. There is no HD or SSD in my machine. So, I am unsure about the complications of remastering, generating the modified sfs and runscripts with no HD.
I like Fatdog64 very well. It has no hardware issues with my machine and I am comfortable with the way it works.
This machine does have USB3 ports and I use those for saving downloaded files.
Again, thank you RSH for your thoughtful reply. I hope the information I have sent here will be helpful.
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Posted: Sun 02 Dec 2012, 03:21
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RSH yes I know I downloaded Lazy
and to my surprise when I look in the HD and the menu list
it is not there so obviously it was on my older Netbook
and not on the latest one.
I very much appreciate you taking time to explain to those interested
and sure I am very interested but you are unlucky when it comes to
the stubborn Nooby personality of Nooby. He is Die Dumme Schweden
something. I have no brain for complex things.
Sometime by luck I manage to wild guess how to get things going
and most of the time has to be hand held step for step or else fail to work.
Took me three frustrating attempt to get Pemasus Upup Precise to work
for Spotify. I could not understand his description. I am that stupid sadly.
Third time it just worked but not due to me just pure luck.
So sure I will test your set up sometime in the future, Say within
a month or so. Just now I feel too insecure
I do love what you do very much so hope you get many testers that
can tell what happen on different hardware and so on. So good luck indeed
PS I actually listen to three different German Middlewave? transmitters
just because they are there but don't get much of the language.
Sadly google fail to make good English out of your german.
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Posted: Sun 02 Dec 2012, 05:23
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Hi nooby !
Makes me somehow worry , the way you you see yourself as "stupid " and worthless ......ooh no no no ...... never do that !
There is always something to learn we will never finish..... this road is endless .
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Posted: Sun 02 Dec 2012, 10:07
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Thanks Backi!
You made a comment to RSH that I have wondered about.
I trust he wrote to you in German to not having to deal with
language barrier. Typically using google the German to English
needs much improvement.
Seems to me that sometimes its hard for you to express your visions . Those topics your working on are not so easy to describe.
What I would want to know is things like.
Should I use the SFS P.L.U.S. 2.0.3 on the Lupu Puppy 528-005
or should I go over to RSH's Lazy Puppy with built in SFS P.L.U.S. 2.0.3?
Would that one have features that work better together.
I guess it means I have to download each pet instead of getting
it built in from start? Okay should read on Lazy page first.
All this rebuilding needed RSH having done it he need to place it
on a server that is easy to load from.
Sure I am curious but I usually fail with even simple things so ...
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Posted: Sun 02 Dec 2012, 11:55
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I know LazY Puppy runs on some 64bit computers but mostly these computers do have hardware which is too new for the LazY Puppy ---> it's based on lucid 528-4 which is made from ubuntu lucid 10.04.
With 16GB RAM you should be able to do all the jobs (convert the sfs to LazY Puppy and creating the RunScripts from the sfs) in RAM, even without any hd.
All you need to do is do a right-click on the sfs and choose the action you want from the context-menu (right-click-menu).
I do not know Fatdog64 but I think to remaster this puppy should be just as it is in other puppies. All you have to do is to keep some files in some directories in /root. Information on these files is noted at first post. Usually you'll get a option to edit /tmp/root at the remaster process. Just copy the files from the directories in /root to the directories in /tmp/root.
If you can use edit-sfs from pizzasgood, you can put the SFS P.L.U.S. manually into the Fatdog's sfs file ---> so, this way there'll be no need to remaster Fatdog the usual way.
I can not tell you, what to do. If you are using lucid 528-005 you'll have to install SFS P.L.U.S., do a remaster and collect all applications you want to use, make sfs (if not already a sfs), make RunScripts etc. Everything is totally easy and comfortable.
LazY Puppy has everything ready to go, plus a lot of applications already available as sfs and they are downloaded automatically from the web (smokey's server) at first use (if not already downloaded and/or installed). The sfs files are downloaded and saved to boot directory. So, make sure the boot directory is mounted.
My answer to backi, written in German language was made using German, because I did not have the time at this moment to think and to write this in English language. I will translate this later tonight, to make English users (better saying non-German-users) able to understand all information from this post.
About Spotify: here is a portable linux application of Spotify (and some more):
Spotify is placed at the middle of the list.
Yes, google fails mostly on every language, except you have to translate just single words.
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Posted: Sun 02 Dec 2012, 12:11
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I have installed the SFS PLUS 203 latest.
But your description on how to do the spotify
I don't get how to make a pet out of the spotify directory.
I even installed dir2pet but that did not give any gui
or menu entry so don't know how to do that part.
You wrote
Right-click and extract all the .pet files,
Yes did that and that created three different directories
copy all extracted files/directory contents into the extracted spotify directory,
That can not be done because it already have such directories
and it ask which one it should delete for to copy it over.
So I tested to move the whole directory withour opening it
and that worked so in the end I only had one Spotify dir then
right-click the directory to build a .pet package,
This part you have to explain how one do that in Lupu.
There is no choice there on how to make a pet out of that dir.
And maybe it does on work unless I extrace the other files
but then are you sure I should delete the spotify versions of
the doublets?
right-click the .pet package to convert to (LazY Puppy) sfs. Done.
So could you give some hint on how to do this again hopefully?
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Posted: Sun 02 Dec 2012, 14:34
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Hi nooby.
Copy all extracted files/directory contents into the extracted spotify directory means to copy the contents of the extracted qt directories into the extracted spotify directory (usually you'll find directories like /etc, /usr etc. inside these extracted directories.
Don't copy the extracted directories into the spotify directory.
Doesn't the lupu have a right-click option to build a .pet package? if not, it should be available in don570s right-click tools --> somewhere on the forums utility section.
You wrote: and it ask which one it should delete for to copy it over.
Which file manager do you use to copy the files?
Don't use Gnome-Commander for such actions!
Gnome-Commander removes the existing files/directories before copying!
Use ROX filemanager, ROX keeps the existing files and just adds the new ones.
OK. I will rebuild this one later this night and I'll upload this to my mediafire account to download.
For anyone else interested in this here and might have problems with remastering:
Send me the remaster script of your puppy (usually remasterpup2 in /usr/sbin) (add Info of puppy version to the your attached/sent script) and I will modify it for you to make sure, you'll have all the needed files in every remaster later made by yourself.
Please tell me the exactly version of your Fatdog64. I would like to try to put SFS P.L.U.S. manually into its main sfs and upload this one also to my mediafire account. So, you and other users could download and use this.
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This here is the translation of this post:
Nooby, DrDeaf, there is some new information at the post above.
Hello backi.
I reply in German language, because I don't have time to think and write this in English language at the moment.
I know the program you are talking about. The SFS-Exec by seaside. I have tested it and it seems to be useful. But it has some disadvantages compared to SFS P.L.U.S.
If running a program (right-click on sfs) via sfs-exec, then exiting the program and run later again via sfs-exec will mount/open the sfs again, if it wasn't manually unmounted before that.
One more disadvantage is the use with sfs files containing several applications. Using sfs-exec on the LazY Puppy LP2_AudioStudio.sfs doesn't work, nothing happens after the right-click.
Also it is needed to have the directory of the sfs files opened in rox (which means, several directories if the sfs files aren't stored at the same place).
I currently use a LazY Puppy version sized 110mb the iso and 106mb the sfs file. I have a extension sfs file sized 14mb, so the whole system is 120mb, which is smaller than the original lucid 528-4. But it has a lot of stuff installed, which is not installed in the lucid 528-4, like: xdotool, DesignSwitcher, SoundSwitcher, BackupSettings, LazImUL and many more.
Using the extension sfs my LazY puppy version currently has 442 RunScripts of 442 Programs from 286 sfs files. Each and every single program can be executet by its menu entry (or desktop icon, if created at building the RunScript) and all without the need to use a save file.
At home I don't use a save file to 100%, except doing some special testings where it would be needed. In my drumming room I do use a LazY Puppy derivative, named Osiris Studio, which has already installed all main audio applications. On this system I do use currently a save file sized 512mb.
I surely don't want to degrade seasides work on the sfs-exec, which would be surely helpful a lot at my work to create the SFS P.L.U.S., if I would have found it earlier. But I think SFS P.L.U.S. is currently the best what Puppy Linux has to offer in case of SFS use and handling.
The above named facts should demonstrate this clearly. I'm totally sure about this ---> but we should have some attention on sunburnt's AppPkg stuff.
Also I think it is similar to LazY Puppy. It is currently one of the best puppies we do have to offer. The problem that it could not be used on every computer isn't LazY Puppy specific, it's generally Puppy Linux or maybe Linux specific - so, never mind.
To the lucky ones who can run LazY Puppy on their computers and also want to use this puppy, it is surely a Paradise Puppy - even if it doesn't come with the all newest software.
I have found in Puppy Linux (because of the lucid 528-4 by playdayz and 01micko) a lot more than I could imagine after I had to quit my search for newer software for the muppy 08.3F which I've used in 2010. I've given everything I've found and some more back to the puppy community and LazY Puppy is now my Main OS on every computer i do use.
There's only one reason for me to use windows now. This is the recording of Drum-Solos, because my video software does only work with the hardware equipment and revert. Could not be installed and used in Wine. But I do plan to do all the after recording work for a drum video using Openshot and KDenLive in LazY Puppy on my next drum video recording session. If possible, all Live in RAM, without a save file . just to point out that it would be possible.
So, 442 programs from 286 sfs files is surely not bad. But that's not all. The version of SFS P.L.U.S., currently running in my private version of LazY Puppy doesn't only handle everything for the use of sfs files.
It can create RunScripts for applications to install in wine. It loads wine automatically, downloads it, if not available at the local computer, executes wine, installs the install.exe (or setup.exe) and executes the installed program after ti has been installed. All from the menu, in RAM, no save file.
It can do exactly the same thing for the use with portable applications for wine (PortableApps), so, there is no need for me to use the PortableApps Starter. All from the menu... ... ...
And not to forget:
It can do exactly the same for the use of linux portable applications, which sometimes needs some stuff like python etc. All from the menu... ... ...
That's not all but should be enough for now.
I think, each and every .pet can be used as sfs file. If application from sfs doesn't run, but runs if installed, does mean there are one or more files that where installed and are also placed inside the sfs. These files do conflict, because to load sfs doesn't overwrite these files (installing does).
I have removed from my private version of LazY Puppy qt, sqlite, gtkmm, glibmm, goffice, mplayer and some more back ends including their front ends and do load them separately as single applications sfs files. SFS P.L.U.S. doesn't only load the sfs to run the wanted application, it loads also dependent sfs files (if defined). Example: Openshot needs python, so the LP2_Openshot131.sfs knows, that it needs the python. The RunScript checks the dependencies list of Openshot sfs and loads every sfs files which is listed in the dependencies list. The Openshot runs. Conflicting sfs files could be defined also. If so, then the RunScript gives option to unload the conflicting sfs before loading the new one.
Now, that my LazY Puppy version hasn't installed the qt, I can run and use Openshot and KDenLive - which would conflict, if they would have been installed. Both sfs files do "know" this, so their RunScripts will unload each other, if selected by the user.
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Posted: Mon 03 Dec 2012, 03:30
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RSH, I apology I am a poor reader of text.
I where not aware of that one need to do a remaster
of the Lupu after installing the SFSPLUS so that explain that part.
I guess it is better I use Lazy instead then. I don't want to remaster
But I have this questions about SFSPLUS
Does it place the downloaded sfs files in the
Directory of the OS? Because if one lose connection
then one can not download them so would be good to
keep as many as possible always available
Say I have Lazy installed on
sda2 and directory lazy then it did ask if I wanted
to move it from Downloads to lazy dir.
I ask about my problem of sda2 set to read only
in the thread about Lazy instead of here.
Thanks for your patience.
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thanks for the links to
About Spotify: here is a portable linux application of Spotify (and some more):
But as alsways I have no idea how to get it running.
Nothing happen when one click on it. So I try to launch Lazy instead.
I am back within 10 minutes I hope.
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Hi nooby.
Seems to work here in build LazY Puppy 0.0.2.
After downloading rename it to Spotify-0.4.8.213 (replace the space after "Spotify" with "-", then you can run it from terminal) and make it executable (right-click and then choose permissions).
There is a message in the terminal about wine. So, it might be needed to load wine (can't tell because I can't login).
It is needed to be able to write to the partition, LazY puppy is installed on, because each and every sfs file will download into the boot directory. So, if you have installed LazY Puppy on /mnt/sda2/lazy then the sfs do download to /mnt/sda2/lazy.
Also: sfs_load (which is used to load the sfs in command line mode) usually copies sfs files automatically to the boot partition if found and not stored at boot partition or in boot directory.
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Let us forget the Portable Spotify I don't want to do wine now
when we have Spotify for linux available so I followed your advice
re how to use Pemasu files but ...
Not having done any of this before I where not prepared it takes
very long time okay it is fast maybe if one knows what goes on
but I trusted it did not work but it took much longer than I expected.
So I manage to do this part.
right-click the directory to build a .pet package,
So now I do have a pet file named spotify.
But this part most likely need the SFS-PLUS thing?
right-click the .pet package to convert to (LazY Puppy) sfs. Done.
There is nothing there to do that so I have to install SFS plus then?
For to do that part? But did you not warn about not installing SFS pluse
to Lazy 003? It is already available as sfs most likely?
But then I should look for it in menu? Okay I take a look
Seems I have to set the MenuSuite password to off for advanced?
Because I don't know the password and There I have a lot of
LP2 SFS to make use of if I knew how to
Using the sfs pet to sfs it gives this error code
'tar -xf spotify-0.8.4.10329695.tar.gz' failed in
/root with error code 2.
I tried to take a screen shot but that one say it can not save it
to the screenshot dir at mydocuments.
So is that maybe part of the sda2 set to read only for some of the sfs?
Seems the work on pet to sfs takes so much space that it run out of space.
I have Zero memory left so that maybe explains the
/root with error code 2 So maybe one have to find another solution then?
My Net book only have 1GB and that process needed more?
Ooops am I supposed to remaster Lazy 003 before I use sfs PLUS?
Sorry I am very poor at reading much text and to remember what to do.
I drown in all the details and don't remember them.
I make a save file now so it at least remember what I done have
spent hours on it so don't want to start all over again.
I need to take a break not getting what to do makes my head aching
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Ok, nooby.
Let me tell you something.
I think the spotify thing is a bit too complicated too learn the SFS P.L.U.S. thing, because there is some more to do, which I've overseen and not mentioned in the related post.
To learn the SFS P.L.U.S. thing I will upload a .pet for you (and other users), that would work in LazY and Lucid as well.
I think this is the easiest way to come to a successful result and to let you see the possibilities of SFS P.L.U.S.
But I'm not at home at the moment and I need to use build 0.0.3, which I do not have installed here and on my usb stick.
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Thursday, October 30, 2008
Craftsman Truck Series Poised For Big TV Ratings
Talk about the little engine that could. A few weeks ago, Internet sites were talking about the potential demise of the Craftsman Truck Series after this season. Short fields, team sponsorship battles and the pending departure of Craftsman after more than a decade told a dismal tale.
Now, after another strong TV ratings weekend in Atlanta, the Truck Series has a new multi-year title sponsor and a new lease on life. Friday night, free from the competition with major college or pro football, the Series will be live on nationwide TV. It could be a huge ratings night for NASCAR.
This turn-a-round has been spectacular in a season known for flat TV ratings and more driver-swapping than good racing in the Sprint Cup Series. Once again this year, the Nationwide Series is featuring two Sprint Cup cross-over drivers battling for the title. Only the Trucks have really forged their own identity, despite the occasional Cup driver appearances.
In some way, the wild drives by Kyle Busch in the Truck Series this season have added to the fun. The series "regulars" don't treat Kyle with kid gloves and several times this season Busch has made his way to his transporter very promptly after a race. He was sometimes trailed by other drivers who wished to continue an on-track conversation.
The reality of this series is that it has a bunch of "old school" racers who fans simply appreciate. Ron Hornaday, Johnny Benson, Mike Skinner and Jack Sprague are just a few of the easily recognized names of drivers in the series. Others like Rick Crawford, Todd Bodine and David Starr are perhaps best-known for their truck careers. It is truly a series of diverse personalities.
SPEED has become part of the story in just the way that NASCAR really enjoys. The TV coverage has quietly let the racing do the talking and kept a sense of humor and simplicity along the way. Krista Voda has been a key part of that for several years now.
As the host of the pre-race show, called The Set-Up, Voda and her Producer stripped everything away this season and simply put Voda standing at the head of pit lane. During her thirty minutes, officials and team members walk by doing their jobs and curious fans snap pictures. Voda is un-fazed by it all, treats everyone like family and handles the elements like a trooper.
Rick Allen was plucked from Nebraska of all places and brought-into the Craftsman Truck Series as a relative unknown. Since that time, he has worked very hard to master his role as the play-by-play announcer for SPEED. Allen has kept things in perspective and shares the same gift with Voda. They let others shine.
The beneficiary of Allen's style has been Phil Parsons. In much the same way that Larry McReynolds seems to be a part of every single Sprint Cup Series race, Parsons is the single best source of Truck Series information on TV today. Showing the same relaxed and well-mannered style as his late brother Benny, Phil has cemented himself a place in this series with his hard work over the years.
Adam Alexander and Ray Dunlap cover pit road and report for the series during practice, qualifying and the pre-race show. Alexander is a quick study and has stepped right into this series without missing a beat. Dunlap continues to be the character that everyone loves to discuss. Although he has toned-down his off-beat antics, Dunlap is still opinionated and colorful as his recent appearance on Tradin' Paint confirmed.
The powers that be at SPEED put Michael Waltrip into the broadcast booth of this series to add some excitement. At the time, Waltrip was so over-saturated on SPEED and on NASCAR TV in general the move did not go over well. Waltrip did not help himself by shilling for Toyota and generally talking over-top of everyone.
This season, Waltrip has improved tremendously and that might be to the credit of Steve Byrnes. On Monday nights, Byrnes hosts This Week in NASCAR where Waltrip is a regular panelist. As opposed to the mild-mannered Allen, Byrnes is not afraid to step right in and stop Waltrip in his tracks when he is off on a tangent. The result has been that Waltrip has learned to listen.
As a group, the SPEED team has shown time-and-time again that less is often more on TV. Without the flashy graphics or the fancy features, SPEED has let the racing on all kinds of tracks lead the way. My belief is that is why the series has experienced a resurgence this season. Fans get the race and not the hype.
This Friday, the Trucks get the big Texas Motor Speedway to themselves in primetime under the lights. Voda hosts the pre-race at 8:30PM and the race kicks-off shortly after 9PM. Adding some spice to the Texas mix will be the fact that sports car ace Max Papis, Red Bull's chosen son Scott Speed and the one and only Kyle Busch will all be racing along with the series regulars.
The Daly Planet will be live during and after the race for your comments. As the season comes toward the end, perhaps you can use this post to offer your views on the coverage of the Craftsman Trucks Series this season on SPEED and suggest any changes you might like for next year.
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- Anonymous said...
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- October 29, 2008 at 9:23 PM
- Anonymous said...
Appreciate your kind words JD. Three to go!
- October 29, 2008 at 9:30 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Anon 9:23PM,
As I said to you in an earlier post, the Atlanta TV trucks were not ready for Thursday TV in TX.
SPEED owns the series TV rights and always tries to get as much of it on TV as possible because it is the only NASCAR series they carry.
Any TV network wants to sell more ads and carry more content of something they have already paid for. Your argument makes no sense.
As you may have noticed, SPEED is also covering Nationwide Series practice and qualifying this weekend.
- October 29, 2008 at 9:38 PM
- Glenn said...
I look forward to the trucks the most.
Good no nonsense commentators, well except for Mikey, hard racing, and the races are not to long.
Rick and Phil work real well together no matter who the 3rd member is.
I watch practice when they show it.
I watch most every qualifying show.
I even watched most every minute of rain delay coverage. (I know I need a life)
Really enjoy the trucks!!!
I just wish someone would run a live leaderboard. I'm not coordinated enough to watch a ticker and the race. Also, it's to easy to miss something looking at a ticker.
- October 29, 2008 at 9:45 PM
- Sophia said...
I love the TRUCK races!!
and if that is really the real 'rick allen'...please tell your music producers to TURN DOWN the loud screechy guitar music when you boys are talking before the race.
That is my MAIN gripe, if only gripe, with the Truck broadcast. ;)
I would rather hear the dulcet tones of your voice and the other boys rather than that NONSENSICAL loud music that covers up most of what y'all are saying.
- October 29, 2008 at 9:51 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Just so you know...she is always like that. We switched her to decaf earlier this season.
- October 29, 2008 at 9:57 PM
- Anonymous said...
John you talk about how Krista's and Rick's style are similar, couldn't be that Midwestern up bringing could it? Krista from Iowa and Rick from Nebraska. My experience with most folks out of the heartland is that they are friendly, respectful and have a good sense of humor. I think people tend to gravitate to good people like that. Oh, good upbringing doesn't hurt either.
- October 29, 2008 at 10:00 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
That certainly is an interesting concept. Must be something in the water.
- October 29, 2008 at 10:10 PM
- Anonymous said...
I hope it goes well in the future but manufacturer parcipitation may determine whether it stays viable or not. When you're trying to market a product that has fallen out of favor in the eyes of the general public, it's hard to convince the bean counters to spend money. When they introduce the TOT in a couple of years, the differences will disappear but it will be "safer". When the power grab gets started in Cup, it never stops as it trickles down.
- October 29, 2008 at 10:36 PM
- Anonymous said...
Truck racing is the best of the three series these days, at least on TV. (Actually, it's the bst in real life, too.)
Thanks, Rick, for helping to make it that way!
- October 29, 2008 at 10:45 PM
- Anonymous said...
I always enjoy the truck races - they're the only racing that keeps me excited about watching! SPEED does it right in all categories - now if we could just get the cable companies to carry the SPEED channel without charging extra, life would indeed be good. And need I mention, the ratings would be higher also.
- October 29, 2008 at 10:46 PM
- stricklinfan82 said...
Count me as one of those that absolutely love the Truck Series as well. I love the racing, love its seperate identity from the Cup Series, love the on-air crew, and love the race fan friendly approach of the production truck.
Just to throw out a thought, I think it would be great if the powers that be at Fox/Speed would reward these Truck Series guys and gals for their great work by letting them handle the Cup All-Star Race broadcast on Speed next year. Rick, Phil, Adam, Ray, Krista, and the entire production truck / behind-the-scenes crew. In my mind they are certainly deserving.
- October 29, 2008 at 11:01 PM
- bevo said...
I'll be out there tomorrow for practice and qualifying, I'll see if I can hack the the track's wireless and stream with a webcam :)
Looking forward to the race Friday night. They always put on a great show here.
- October 29, 2008 at 11:21 PM
- Anonymous said...
I love the truck series, Rick, and Phil, Mikey not so much. I think the broadcast is better with just the two of you. If you need a third person, maybe try someone else in 2009. In time I think Doug would have been good, but he is a crew chief now. It was good to see Camping World come on board, because things did not look good for the series to continue.
Thanks again Rick, and Phil for a great job.
- October 30, 2008 at 12:05 AM
- Anonymous said...
Sorry Krista, I did not mention you. I have enjoyed you, and your work since the Totally Nascar days.
I'd hate to see you leave the truck series, but you would be a great fit in a lot of other roles if you wanted them.
- October 30, 2008 at 12:12 AM
- Dot said...
I love the Truck series.
I think one reason the TV numbers are up is because NASCAR hasn't tainted the series with a bunch of BS changes. The trucks are pretty much the same as when they started years ago. It's what Cup racing used to be like in the 90s. I hope they continue to drive under the radar so the Emperor doesn't fix something else that isn't broken.
Nice to see a celebrity (Rick Allen) write in. That's so cool. JD, you've hit the big time. First John Kerner and now Rick.
- October 30, 2008 at 12:55 AM
- Anonymous said...
Isn't it the height of irony that the very drivers and types of drivers that bring SPEED such success in this series are THE VERY ONES and types that SPEED have unceremoniously dumped from their network!! Johnny Benson!! Ken Schrader!!! Dropped from the air by a pompous, self centered, arrogant baffoon Chris Long and replaced with such stellar personalities as Brian Vickers and Greg "swing-and-a-whiff Biffle.
We're surprised Chris Long isnt at ESPN....his personality fits
- October 30, 2008 at 8:27 AM
- Anonymous said...
Once again the best racing period. Rick ,I think you guys are great. The whole SPEED team treats fans, drivers and teams with respect. Krista is a sweetheart and I always look forward to The Set Up. Real glad about The Camping World Truck Series. One thing I might suggest is more promoting, we see the commercials, but more mention on the other SPEED shows would be good to get to more people who may not realize they are missing the best racing, broad cast and all around production in racing. O.K two things ,maybe more Krista in the pits. She is great,and has a knack to relay things. Teams trust her which would translate to good info. Not that Adam and Ray don't do a great job too,just more Krista. Friday night I'll be watching with my 6 year old grandson, looking forward to it.
- October 30, 2008 at 8:45 AM
- bevo said...
Perfect weather for qualifying today. Clear blue skies, 75 with 40% humidity and a light breeze. Looks like that all weekend.
- October 30, 2008 at 9:12 AM
- chase said...
Boy, you said it John! The Truck racing continues to be the BEST racing on TV -- as I've mentioned before, I find myself watching all the Truck racing and I am not disappointed, feel no need to 'surf' channels, feel no need to nap or do anything else except watch and listen to the astoundingly good coverage from Rick, Philly and Mikey - and, as always, great coverage by Ray. Thank you SPEED for the excellent coverage and thank you CTS owners and drivers for extraordinarly racing!
- October 30, 2008 at 9:26 AM
- Anonymous said...
i cannot say enough positive things about how speed has handled the truck series broadcasts this year. each element of the program meshes, the on-air talent are stellar, the work by the production truck spot on! when i despair about the state of nascar broadcasting every sunday, along comes thursday and friday and "the truck gang" and i become optimistic once again.
one aspect that i would like to spotlight is voda's "the set-up": it is so clean and professional, no gimmicks, no tape packages, no bells and whistles. just a skilled reporter, walking pit road, telling the stories. it simply does not get better than that.
the "voices of the race" have matured this year and the effect is remarkable: men speaking about the entire track, all the teams, offering insight and concrete information, all while working with the producer and director to get us the best shots possible. the cameraderie is obvious, as is the respect among the partners.
many of us have said that the trucks are the best racing out there and it's rewarding to see that being recognized. there are clearly lessons that could be learned by other nascar broadcast partners if they have the desire to improve their productions. i suggest that the entire truck series package is the best place to start the class!
many thanks to everyone -- and i mean EVERYONE! -- involved in bringing us a truly wonderful and professional product each week.
(of course, i have to miss all things racing this weekend as i'm at election headquarters from friday morning thru tuesday night, pretty much non-stop. keep the blog humming so i can catch up after election day, gang! thanks.)
- October 30, 2008 at 9:34 AM
- Anonymous said...
Hands down!!!!!! The truck series offers the best racing in na$car. We actually get to see side by side races and close finifhes.
- October 30, 2008 at 9:46 AM
- Anonymous said...
Speaking strictly for myself. Mikey adds nothing to my enjoyment of the truck series, but that's just me.
Knowlegable race fans watch the trucks, watch the trucks, for one reason. It's simply the best racing of the 3 touring series.
The trucks series is what the Busch series was supposed to be. A legitament development series. True the races are mostly won, & championships contested by veteran racers, but by, & large, the drivers who have distinguished themselves in trucks have gone on to be more sucessfun in Cup. than the Busch has produced.
The one big surprise for me this season, was Scott Speed winning a race. I knew he was outstanding, you don't get where he has been without the tools. To step in a truck, & win like he did showed me that the transformation to NA$CAR type racing is coming along just fine.
It would seem like Speed could promote the series a little better.
- October 30, 2008 at 9:57 AM
- Anonymous said...
I think one reason the TV numbers are up is because NASCAR hasn't tainted the series with a bunch of BS changes. The trucks are pretty much the same as when they started years ago.
Yes, and that must frustrate the heck out of Brian and Company. I hope they don't break this series by trying to "fix" it.
- October 30, 2008 at 10:05 AM
- Lisa Hogan said...
I am also a huge fan of the truck series. Because of the excellent job that the SPEED crew does in covering the races, it's almost as good as being at the track. :)
I agree with Sophia about the annoying guitar music that is being used as "foreground" while the announcers are talking. I don't understand the purpose of drowning out the announcer's voices with music.
Since I am hearing similar comments from female friends about the painful music being used, I have to wonder if this is a gender issue. Female fans are hearing the painful high notes and male fans are not. :)
- October 30, 2008 at 10:11 AM
- Anonymous said...
I have watched every truck race, and I have to tell you: The announcers make you feel like you are sitting in the 5th row at Darlington on the frontstretch on the last lap! I am on the edge of my seat with every lap count. These guys simply get it. The old phrase goes, "Let the music do the talking." If I am running to the kitchen for a cold one, and something happens on track, I almost sprint to the living room, what with all the excitement the booth announcers generate.
And when it's all said and done, and I am completely exhausted and need a nap, I watch ESPin's coverage of the Cup Series. Nothing puts me to sleep faster than Jerry Punch.....
- October 30, 2008 at 10:11 AM
- Anonymous said...
I love the trucks and the SPEED
programs but I change the channel
when they BLAST their commercials
as if everyone has suddenly gone deaf.
- October 30, 2008 at 10:40 AM
- Anonymous said...
Hi Mr. Allen!
@ams_fan--if you find that life can you send some of it my way! I picked my 4/10 shift on purpose so I'd be free on Fridays :). But yup I'm tuned into it all as well :).
I do wish we'd get more practice/quals but I do understand the logistics issues. I don't know how long it takes to tear down/set up but I do remember that picture you posted a few months ago of just *one* truck. You have zillions of wires to put in the correct slot and I'm sure they have an order so they make sure the right blue wire is in the right blue spot. And of course putting them away in the correct containers. And then the travel to each location.
- October 30, 2008 at 12:07 PM
- Anonymous said...
I usually do not like "me too" posts, but what the heck...Me too!
The SPEED Truck broadcast team is the best NASCAR production currently on TV.
- October 30, 2008 at 12:43 PM
- Anonymous said...
Excellent Post!!
Yeah, everyone was digging the grave for the truck series when Craftsman announced they were done, and also over the past few years.
The broadcasts are the best of the 3 series. No nonsense, none of that glitz too.
The truck series kinda reminds me of Nascar's past, and is the most exciting series of them all.
- October 30, 2008 at 12:46 PM
- Anonymous said...
SPEED should have manned up and got its production trucks out there by now. It may have meaned some people may have had to work on their off days, but that comes the the territory.
I want to see practice and qualifying live.
- October 30, 2008 at 2:44 PM
- Anonymous said...
I have been watching the Truck Series faithfully for a few years now. They just seem to get better and better at bringing the best coverage.
Like Thornton said, with the Cup coverage, JP's voice just puts me to sleep. And with the monotone voices you can't tell when there's any action on the track.
With Allen, Phil, and Michael, you KNOW when somethings happining or about to happen! Camera shots are wider so you can see more than one or two trucks on the screen, and the sound is so much better than ESPN's.
All that, and drivers that "drive'em like they stole'em", there's no wonder the ratings are up there!
Thank you Speed for your great coverage and thank you Camping World for stepping in with your sponsorship.
- October 30, 2008 at 3:59 PM
- Anonymous said...
Finally got Speed in HD yesterday. Can't wait for Friday night! Love the coverage and the Trucks are the best thing going right now on the track and in the booth. the one series that I don't mute the tv and listen to MRN.
- October 30, 2008 at 4:18 PM
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- October 30, 2008 at 6:02 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Anon 2:44PM,
Of all the things that you could have contributed about the NCTS on this page, you continue to push an issue that has been fully explained in a series that has done a better job of covering practice and qualifying than either the Cup or Nationwide series.
That kind of makes one wonder what your real motivation is and why you continue to hide behind your Anon tag.
- October 30, 2008 at 7:20 PM
- Newracefan said...
Love the trucks, I started watching because I recognized Mikey's voice and have stayed because of the racing. Speed does a great job and maybe someday I too will get to see them in HD.
- October 30, 2008 at 7:33 PM
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- October 30, 2008 at 8:34 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Let's try this one last time. ESPN has the final 17 Cup races out of 38. They also show all the Nationwide Series races.
SPEED handles ALL the Truck and Sprint Cup practice and qualifying from Daytona in February until the ESPN Cup coverage begins with the Brickyard in Indy. Got it?
ESPN decided to drop coverage of the early Cup practices in the first year of the TV contract. Know who stepped-in and picked them up this year? That would be SPEED.
Of the final seventeen race weekends, SPEED also steps-in and handles both Nationwide and Sprint Cup practice and qualifying on agreed-upon dates when ESPN has a programming conflict.
SPEED covers the entire Truck Series from start to finish. In this case, the quick turnaround from Atlanta to a Thursday in Texas did not allow the equipment to be set up to show anything on track, including the Trucks.
How you are unable to process this simple issue continues to confuse me. You can mix metaphors and use any out of context quotes you would like, but two things are very clear.
SPEED has been the home of practice and qualifying for all three series on a very regular basis this season once again.
That should help you to understand that if SPEED had the logistical ability to show the Trucks on Thursday they would have done so. They already paid for the right to show them.
Trying to somehow link this to an ESPN issue makes no sense at all. That network only does 17 races at a very busy time of year and they struggle to do that.
We got your point, try to get the TV trucks to TX and set-up faster.
Thanks for the comments, they have been very interesting. If you have any additional comments on this, just drop me an email so we can stop tying up the comments section.
- October 30, 2008 at 9:19 PM
- Ziggy said...
Add me to list of enjoying the trucks more. One thing the trucks have that the other two series do not have: The greater potential to have different winners each race. Flat out tired of 'Cup finishes that closely resemble the chase standings.
- October 31, 2008 at 2:09 PM
- Vicky D said...
Definitely best racing around! Good column JD too. We are on vacation and the hotel doesn't have Speed TV and forgot to set tivo so I guess we'll miss the race this week. Watching Nationwide series is like watching cup race too. Back home tomorrow.
- October 31, 2008 at 2:41 PM
- Anonymous said...
In my view, Ray Dunlap is the best pit road reporter in NASCAR racing.
- October 31, 2008 at 3:16 PM


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Founded by Pat Parsi and Danielle Rouso in 2004, Billy Jealousy has quickly become a big player when it comes to men's grooming products, believing that men need quality skincare products just as much as women. Popular globally, consumers are initially drawn to the brand's hip irreverence and effortlessness, but they keep coming back for the effectiveness of the formulas. Not only that, but Billy Jealousy gives back. For every product sold, a donation is made to an organization that promotes the arts, the environment, or human needs.
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It wasn't long ago that Downtown Phoenix used to be thought of as a ghost town. Although home to various bank headquarters, law firms, and government buildings, at 5PM weekday evenings the place became quite deserted as all of the folks who worked downtown would head home. This is still relatively the case, with traffic seldom being a problem, and streets often being empty.
Downtown Phoenix is clean, with wide streets and tall, modern, solidly built buildings. At night, the stylist lighting gives the place a futuristic aura, especially around the winter holidays when the trees are lit up by electric light garlands. On the downside, shops and other small commercial establishments are rare when compared to the downtowns of San Francisco or Manhattan.
Sports anchor the scene downtown, with the Suns and Mercury playing basketball, Diamondbacks playing baseball, and for those culturally inclined, the Herberger Theatre Center, Symphony Hall, and the Arizona Science Center are all within walking distance.
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Downtown Phoenix can be accessed most directly via I-10 Freeway. Drive your car to a parking lot and go it by foot from then on.
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The Valley Metro Light Rail runs through downtown along Central/First Ave., and along Washington/Jefferson. From Sky Harbor Airport, take the free PHX SkyTrain to the 44th St/Washington light rail station and then the light rail westbound into downtown.
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Downtown Phoenix is served by the highly convenient DASH buses that circle the area connecting the major attractions. DASH buses run approximately every 5-10 min until 11PM and are free.
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The cultural, governmental, and business center of the city is Copper Square. Quickly becoming one of the southwest's most distinctive urban centers, Copper Square was built around the original Phoenix historic town site. It's boundaries extend from Fillmore to south of Jackson Street, 7th Street to 3rd Avenue. Recent and planned revitalization in Copper Square, including more than $4 billion in public and private sector development, increased arts, cultural and entertainment activity, and the presence of two state universities (ASU and U of A) and new convention center are resulting in significant physical and economic growth for the Phoenix downtown area.
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This area has retooled itself from a run-down, drug infested area to the epicenter of the Central Phoenix art scene. This emerging neighborhood has become home to artist live/work spaces, gallery spaces and studio spaces. Since 1994 the monthly First Friday's artwalk has grown to become the largest monthly artwalk in the U.S. Increasing interest in this area has prompted Rooselvelt Row to becoming more pedestrian-friendly and is supportive of small local independent businesses that give downtown Phoenix character.
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Downtown and Central Phoenix are home to several historic neighborhoods. These range from turn of the century Victorian to mid-century modern architecture. Some of the more well-known districts include Coronado, Encanto-Palmcroft, FQ Story, Willo and Woodlea. The historic homes in these districts are private residences and not normally open to the public, but the neighborhoods are very pleasant to walk around. Some districts hold annual home tours when several houses in a neighborhood are open to the public, all covered by one ticket usually costing about $10. For example the FQ Story home tour is normally held shortly before Christmas.
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(NewsUSA) - Independence is paramount in the day-to-day lives of Americans, so it's no surprise that the fear of losing one's independence -- especially among the elderly -- is substantial.
In fact, a study titled "Aging in Place in America," by Clarity and The EAR Foundation, found that seniors fear moving into a nursing home and losing their independence more than they fear death. And while 89 percent of elderly individuals want to remain independent and in their own homes, 53 percent are concerned they may not be able to.
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* Get moving. The prevention or improvement of everything from chronic diseases to physical frailty and dementia can occur with regular exercise. The American College of Sports Medicine and the American Heart Association suggest exercise guidelines for the elderly that include: aerobic exercise 30 minutes a day, five days a week at a moderately intense level; weight training two to three times a week with weights that allow for 10 to 15 repetitions; and flexibility training for at least 10 minutes a day.
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With all the hype and anti-hype surrounding Big Data, the data management practitioner is, in an ironic turn of events, inundated with information about Big Data. It is easy to get lost trying to figure out whether you have Big Data problems and, if so, how to solve them. It turns out the secret to taming your Big Data problems is in the detail data. This article explains how focusing on the details is the most important part of a successful Big Data project.
Big Data is not a new idea. Gartner coined the term a decade ago, describing Big Data as data that exhibits three attributes: Volume, Velocity, and Variety. Industry pundits have been trying to figure out what that means ever since. Some have even added more "Vs" to try and better explain why Big Data is something new and different than all the other data that came before it.
The cadence of commentary on Big Data has quickened to the extent that if you set up a Google News alert for "Big Data," you will spend more of your day reading about Big Data than implementing a Big Data solution. What the analysts gloss over and the vendors attempt to simplify is that Big Data is primarily a function of digging into the details of the data you already have.
Gartner might have coined the term "Big Data," but they did not invent the concept. Big Data was just rarer then than it is today. Many companies have been managing Big Data for ten years or more. These companies may have not had the efficiencies of scale that we benefit from currently, yet they were certainly paying attention to the details of their data and storing as much of it as they could afford.
A Brief History of Data Management
Data management has always been a balancing act between the volume of data and our capacity to store, process, and understand it.
The biggest achievement of the On Line Analytic Processing (OLAP) era was to give users interactive access to data, which was summarized across multiple dimensions. OLAP systems spent a significant amount of time up front to pre-calculate a wide variety of aggregations over a data set that could not otherwise be queried interactively. The output was called a "cube" and was typically stored in memory, giving end users the ability to ask any question that had a pre-computed answer and get results in less than a second.
Big Data is exploding as we enter the era of plenty high bandwidth, greater storage capacity, and many processor cores. New software, written after these systems became available, is different than its forebears. Instead of highly tuned, high-priced systems that optimize for the minimum amount of data required to answer a question, the new software captures as much data as possible in order to answer as-yet-undefined queries. With this new data captured and stored, there are a lot of details that were previously unseen.
Why More Data Beats Better Algorithms
Before I get into how detail data is used, it is crucial to understand at the algorithmic level the signal importance of detail data. Since the former Director of Technology at Amazon.com, Anand Rajaraman, first expounded the concept that "more data beats better algorithms," his claim has been supported and attacked many times. The truth behind his assertion is rather subtle. To really understand it, we need to be more specific about what Rajaraman said, then explain in a simple example how it works.
Figure 1: Using little data to estimate a relationship.
Experienced statisticians understand that having more training data can improve the accuracy of and confidence in a model. For example, say we believe that the relationship between two variables such as number of pages viewed on a website and percent likelihood to make a purchase is linear. Having more data points would improve our estimate of the underlying linear relationship. Compare the graphs in Figures 1 and 2, showing that more data will give us a more accurate and confident estimation of the linear relationship.
Figure 2: The same relationship with more data.
A statistician would also be quick to point out that we cannot increase the effectiveness of this pre-selected model by adding even more data. Adding another 100 data points to Figure 2, for example, would not greatly improve the accuracy of the model. The marginal benefit of adding more training data in this case decreases quickly. Given this example, we could argue that having more data does not always beat more-sophisticated algorithms at predicting the expected outcome. To increase accuracy as we add data, we would need to change our model.
The "trick" to effectively using more data is to make fewer initial assumptions about the underlying model and let the data guide which model is most appropriate. In Figure 1, we assumed the linear model after collecting very little data about the relationship between page views and propensity to purchase. As we will see, if we deploy our linear model, which was built on a small sample of data, onto a large data set, we will not get very accurate estimates. If instead we are not constrained by data collection, we could collect and plot all of the data before committing to any simplifying assumptions. In Figure 3, we see that additional data reveals a more complex clustering of data points.
Figure 3: Even more data shows a different relationship.
By making a few weak (that is, tentative) assumptions, we can evaluate alternative models. For example, we can use a density estimation technique instead of using the linear parametric model, or use other techniques. With an order of magnitude more data, we might see that the true relationship is not linear. For example, representing our model as a histogram as in Figure 4 would produce a much better picture of the underlying relationship.
Figure 4: The data in Figure 3 represented as a histogram.
Linear regression does not predict the relationship between the variables accurately because we have already made too strong an assumption that does not allow for additional unique features in the data to be captured such as the U-shaped dip between 20 and 30 on the x-axis. With this much data, using a histogram results in a very accurate model. Detail data allows us to pick a nonparametric model such as estimating a distribution with a histogram and gives us more confidence that we are building an accurate model.
If this were a much larger parameter space, the model itself, represented by just the histogram, could be very large. Using nonparametric models is common in Big Data analysis because detail data allows us to let the data guide our model selection, especially when the model is too large to fit in memory on a single machine. Some examples include item similarity matrices for millions of products and association rules derived using collaborative filtering techniques.
One Model to Rule Them All
The example in Figures 1 through 4 demonstrates a two-dimensional model mapping the number of pages a customer views on a website to the percent likelihood that the customer will make a purchase. It may be the case that one type of customer, say a homemaker looking for the right style of throw pillow, is more likely to make a purchase the more pages they view. Another type of customer for example, an amateur contractor may only view a lot of pages when doing research. Contractors might be more likely to make a purchase when they go directly to the product they know they want. Introducing additional dimensions can dramatically complicate the model; and maintaining a single model can create an overly generalized estimation.


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