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New Relic Goes Beyond Server Monitoring And Adds Software Analytics
New Relic, maker of server and application-monitoring tools for developers, today announced what is probably the company's biggest release since it launched in 2008. With New Relic Insights (formerly known under its codename Rubicon), the company is now using its platform to go beyond its traditional core features and is launching a real-time business analytics platform (or… Read More
New Relic Makes A Bet On A Real-Time Service That Processes Billions Of Data Points For Ad Hoc Analysis
Every couple of months, New Relic CEO Lew Cirne has coded on a secret project, away from the family and mostly anyone else. He has been a code monk, cloistered in a cabin, developing a real-time analytics engine code-named Rubicon that uses live application data to do ad hoc analysis. Cirne says the service he developed is essentially a database that processes billions of data points on a… Read More
Loggly, A Splunk Competitor, Raises $10.5M For Cloud-Centric Approach To Log Management
Loggly, the cloud-based log management service, has raised $10.5 million from new investors Cisco and Data Collective. Trinity Ventures, True Ventures and Matrix Partners also participated in the round, bringing the total investment to $20.9 million for the San Francisco company. Read More
What Would Square's Jack Dorsey Do?
New Relic CEO Lew Cirne asked himself a question upon embarking on developing a new startup inside the company he co-founded. He wondered: "How would Jack Dorsey do it?" Dorsey started Twitter and then Square. He is now Twitter's chairman and runs Square, too. He innovates arguably more than any CEO in the startup world. And he had a system Cirne could use. Today… Read More
10 Startups That Turn Complexity Into Simplicity
Here's the thing about simplicity. It's all relative. A developer's idea of simplicity is different from a finance chief or a customer service agent. I run across a variety of startups in my daily work at TechCrunch. But few have that innate sense of elegance or the capability to abstract complexity to such an extent that anything else seems antiquated in comparison. Here are… Read More
New Relic Claims Better Customer Ratings With Real-Time Performance Monitoring For iOS And Android Apps
New Relic has launched a new service for monitoring the performance of native mobile apps that the company claims can better track customer reviews on the iOS and Android app stores. New Relic for Mobile Apps visualizes in real-time how an iOS or Android app is performing across services such as Facebook, different operating systems and in the any other variety of ways an app can be affected… Read More
AppDynamics Adds New Way To Fix Application Problems Without Having To Do It Manually
AppDynamics has added a new capability to solve application issues without manual intervention. Wit the new Application Run Book Automation, the customer pre-defines the conditions for the service to execute. Read More
New Relic Banks Its Billion Dollar Quest On Portland, The Crafty Land Of Big Beards, Beer And Bikes
New Relic has some pretty sweet digs in my hometown of Portland, high above the city on the 28th floor of the US Bank Tower. Couches are in the corners for engineers to chat and share ideas. Lacquered, clear-stained tree stumps are set up in another corner, looking over the Willamette River. Read More
Another Big Enterprise Deal As New Relic Raises $80M And Eyes IPO To Extend App Monitoring Service
Another big enterprise deal to report as New Relic, an app performance monitoring service, has raised $80 million analyzing and is looking at an IPO. Read More
CA Files Lawsuit Against New Relic Seeking Injunction, Claims Patent Infringement
CA Technologies has filed a lawsuit against New Relic, the application lifecycle management company. CA is seeking "undisclosed damages" for lost profits. It is also seeking an injunction against New Relic prohibiting the infringement of CA patents and the misuse of the company's intellectual property. In other words, CA wants a judge to shut down New Relic. Read More
New Relic Connect – A Way To See The Data Behind All Those Apps
New Relic has added the capability to monitor data across multiple applications and systems for deeper, more detailed views — another sign that the new era of Internet models is taking the enterprise by storm. Read More
Giveaway: New Relic Has Four More Free Disrupt SF Tickets For All You #DataNerds
It's a good time to be a nerd. The "nerd economy," as we're now calling it, is slowly but surely paving the way for geeks and nerds and nerd-geeks to someday rule the world. At long last. For me, it can't come fast enough. Until that day comes, nerds will certainly rule at next week's Disrupt SF event. Not only will Facebook's very own Mark Zuckerberg… Read More
Giveaway: Four Free Disrupt SF Tickets, T-Shirts And Skullcandy Earbuds #DataNerd
Hey guess what? It's Friday! This year's Disrupt SF is going to be action-packed, filled with interesting talks with amazing speakers and special guests, a stellar Startup Battlefield competition, unforgettable after parties, and much more. We've partnered with New Relic (who already disrupted their corner of the enterprise software market) to make an offer we think… Read More
New Relic Now Tracks Fastest Apps & Industries, Lets You Compare Your Speed To The Competition
New Relic, one of a number of startups that have emerged in the last 5 years to address the costly, patchwork BS of old-school enterprise monitoring solutions, gives developers an easy, cloud-based way to keep tabs on their apps in realtime — without breaking the bank. Of course, while any old monitoring and analytics service might bring that measurable 5 to 10 percent performance… Read More
Cloud App Management Platform New Relic Raises $15M From DAG, Benchmark
New Relic, a SaaS-based cloud application management platform, has raised $15 million in funding led by DAG Ventures and Four Rivers Group with participation from existing investors Benchmark Capital, Trinity Ventures, Tenaya Capital and Allen & Company. This brings New Relic's total funding to $35 million. New Relic is the all-in-one web application performance tool that lets… Read More
TechCrunch Giveaway: Three Free New Relic Pro Accounts #NewRelic
What do Groupon, Zynga, Airbnb, Crunchbase and LinkedIn have in common? They know site performance is critical to their success, so they use New Relic app monitoring to make sure their apps are quick and fast. Every second on the web counts and New Relic has been on a tear since raising $10 million in October from Benchmark, Allen & Co., and Trinity Ventures. They now measure over 20… Read More
Engine Yard Cuts 15% Of Workforce
The bad news for startups keeps on coming in. This time it's RubyOnRails application hosting provider Engine Yard that has laid off 15% of its staff, as publicly reported on the company's blog earlier this week. We've contacted co-founder Lance Walley and can confirm that 12 out of 82 people have been let go, across several departments. The TechCrunch Layoff Tracker has… Read More
New Relic Raises $6 Million For Rails Performance Monitoring
New Relic, a company that focuses on helping Rails developers optimize and maintain their code, has closed a $6 million Series B funding round led by Trinity Ventures, with existing investor Benchmark Capital also participating. After a $3.5 million Series A round earlier this year, the round brings New Relic's total funding to around $9.5 million. As part of the deal Trinity's… Read More
Amazon, NEA Invest in Rails Hosting Startup Engine Yard
Engine Yard, a platform to build, manage and host Rails applications, raised a $15 million Series B round of funding from new investors New Enterprise Associates and Amazon. Previous investor Benchmark Capital also participated – Engine Yard has now raised $18.5 million in capital. Engine Yard competitors Heroku and New Relic have also raised capital this year. Amazon's investment… Read More
New Relic to Monitor Performance of Rails Applications
New Relic is looking to capitalize on the growing number of Ruby on Rails application deployments, having recently raised $3.5M from Benchmark Capital for their Rails Performance Management (RPM) product. RPM is a combination of installed software and cloud services that helps developers understand performance problems in their RoR applications. A Rails developer first installs a standard… Read More


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One of Turkey's fastest-growing cities, ANTALYA is blessed with an ideal climate (excluding the searing heat of July and August) and a stunning setting atop a limestone plateau, with the formidable Beydağları looming to the west. In the heart of town, the pretty yacht harbour huddles below the Roman walls, while the crescent of Konyaaltı bay curves to the industrial harbour 10km west. Interest for tourists is largely confined to the relatively tiny and central old quarter within the Roman walls, known as the Kaleiçi (or "within the castle"). The city's renowned Archeological Museum, however, west of the old town, is home to one of the finest collections in the country.
Brief history
Antalya was founded as late as the second century BC by Attalus II of Pergamon, and named Attaleia in his honour. The Romans only consolidated their hold on the city and its hinterland during the imperial period, following successful campaigns against local pirates. Christianity and the Byzantines had a similarly slow start, though because of its strategic location and good anchorage Antalya was an important halt for the Crusaders. The Selçuks supplanted the Byzantines for good early in the thirteenth century, and to them are owed most of the medieval monuments visible today (albeit some built on Byzantine foundations). Ottoman Antalya figured little in world events until 1918, when the Italians made it the focus of their short-lived Turkish colony.
The best place to start exploring Antalya's old town, Kaleiçi, is from the old harbour, where the once-crumbling quays have been rebuilt, gardens laid out and the harbour walls restored. The redeveloped old harbour, now home to day-trip boats, some charter gulets and a few fishing boats, is popular with tourists and locals alike, who frequent the quayside restaurants, cafés and clubs.
From the harbour, head uphill along Uzun Çarşi Sokak, past the eighteenth-century Mehmet Paşa Camii, to Kalekapısı (Castle Gate), the main entrance to the old town. Nearby the Saat Kulesi (Clock tower), a Selçuk tower with inset Roman column drums, is built into a section of the old walls. Kalekapısı is overlooked by the Yivli Minare or "Fluted Minaret", erected during the thirteenth-century reign of the Selçuk sultan, Alâeddin Keykubad, and today something of a symbol of the city. Facing the Yivli Minare is an early, plain Selçuk han whose crumbling walls have been "restored", a rather grand term for encasing the ruins in glass and filling the interior with souvenir shops. Above this area, but accessed from Cumhuriyet Caddesi, is an old baths, and a pyramidal mausoleum from 1377.
Bearing right onto Atatürk Caddesi, you'll soon draw even with the triple-arched Hadrian's Gate (Üç Kapılar), recalling a visit by that emperor in 130 AD. Hesapçı Sokak, the quietest entry to Kaleiçi, begins here, a cobbled street of restored Ottoman houses that now holds assorted pensions, trinket shops, restaurants and bars. About halfway along, the tower and attendant buildings known collectively as the Kesik Minare (Broken Minaret) form an architectural anomaly that's done successive duty as temple, church and mosque.
The parks of Antalya
The parks of Antalya
The Mermerli and Karaalioğlu parks, just east of Kaleiçi, offer some well-needed shade and contain a number of pleasant tea gardens, with views stretching along the coast. In the northwestern corner, the Hıdırlık Kulesi, a round Roman tower, is the best place in town to watch the frequently spectacular sunsets over the snowcapped mountains and the gulf of Antalya.
The Hasan Subaşı Kültür Parkı, or the Atatürk Kültür Merkezi (AKM), 3km west of the centre, is a cliff-top park, theatre and exhibition centre and a favourite spot for joggers, roller-bladers and Sunday strollers, with tea gardens and children's playgrounds on site.
Golden Orange film festival
Golden Orange film festival
Antalya's Altın Portakal or Golden Orange film festival runs for a week each autumn, usually at the start of October. It's a major international film event, screening around 150 films throughout the week. Events culminate with an award ceremony at the Atatürk Kültür Merkezi, where golden statuettes of Venus carrying an orange are handed out. All week, directors, screenwriters and producers of Turkish and Eurasian cinema hold panel discussions and workshops, and parties take place across the city. All films are subtitled in English as well as in Turkish. For the full festival programme, visit waltinportakal.org.tr.


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Month 11 Worry: How Much Sleep Do Active Babies Need?
The most common medical concern for parents of babies this age
What Parents Should Know
Sleeping is commonly defined by averages, but few babies fit the norms exactly. Click here for info on average sleep times for babies and children, keeping in mind that these times don't take into consideration the individual traits of your child. My first baby (my best sleeper—so much for learning from the first one!) slept consistently through the night, defined by me as from the time we put him down (near our bedtime, around 10 or 11PM) to at least 5AM, at nine months of age. So when my neighbors' kids were sleeping from 7PM to 7AM by one month of age, they were no more normal than my son. (Note I'm not discussing my other two children, whose sleep habits defied our firstborn's pattern of "normalcy.")
Sleeping is also a dynamic issue in childhood—that is, its patterns change consistently within single sessions, even. On a nightly basis, sleeping through the night may mean waking three or four times, rolling over, and independently putting yourself back to sleep. This is true for babies and adults alike. So sleeping through the night really means having the ability to go back to sleep without parental intervention. Most infants will go through a period of nightly waking, even if they are typically low-maintenance, wonderful sleepers. This may be after a vacation, during an illness, or near the holidays when schedules are off a bit.
Sleep is critical for attitude and disposition. And I'm not just talking about babies, now! It is hard enough to parent when you are well rested. Parenting when you are sleep deprived is nearly impossible. And quality sleep for your infant is important for proper growth and brain development. A disrupted sleep schedule can mean (at least) an unhappy child, but may also mean an unhealthy child. Kids who chronically don't get enough rest are more susceptible to infection and prolonged recovery from infection.
What the Docs May Do
Your pediatrician is a great sounding board for sleep "norms." Sleep should be a primary topic of conversation at all pediatric well-child visits from birth to adulthood. If it is not brought up by your pediatrician, don't hesitate to discuss your sleep concerns as part of your child's well visit.
Pediatricians will typically start to worry when infants are irritable, have signs of breathing obstruction (snoring, disrupted sleep breathing), or if your infant's sleep pattern falls well outside the norms of his age group. Typically, the answer to most sleep disturbance issues in this age group is behavioral techniques:
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Even the most confident parent has concerns about her child's health and wellness from time to time. Learn more about which medical issues are most common at each baby age, here. (If you have any pressing concerns or questions about your baby's health, please check with her healthcare provider.)
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One wizard thinks our President's magic control initiatives have gone too far.
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I'm married. I don't give a rat's fat ass what women think of my abilities, or the lack of them, in bed.
Hey , long time lurker here. Seen a few threads with people moaning about Lulu App so I thought I?d sign up to bring good news. If you?re not aware, Lulu is a girls-only App that girls to anonymously review mens abilities in bed, comment on their worst features, etc - then share these with all their female friends.
Some guys over at Misc Bodybuilding Forum created a male version of Lulu called Chicklopedia. I?ve been waiting for this for SO long. I just downloaded it and it?s awesome.
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I bet?s it?s gonna get the feminists riled up and have 10x the reaction than Lulu ever did.
Personally I think these apps are an unacceptable breach of privacy. But if there?s a female app we definitely need equality.
Others argue that Chicklopedia is significantly worse than Lulu and are pushing for only the Chicklopedia to be banned. They claim that it encourages harassment/violence towards women whereas Lulu is the technological embodiment of ?natural female gossiping?. But I think that?s straight up BS.
What do you think?
I'm married. I don't give a rat's fat ass what women think of my abilities, or the lack of them, in bed.
If gunners were as violent as anti-gunners believe, logically there wouldn't be any anti-gunners left.
Are these said women going to be nude or in sexy lingerie? As Zaphod said, I'm also married and don't care about ratings, but seeing other women nude is a different story!


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Welcome to my sketchbook. I'm going to put up sketches and illustrations regularly.
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This will be my first picture on this bookie.
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Good start so far I'll be holding you up for more~
Very cool first piece and start to your sketchbook, can't find anything to complain about yet. Keep up the good work.
There will be more, be so sure.
Stay tuned!
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Some faceproportions studies. My friend did them yesterday, thought it would be nice to do them too
*EDIT* made the pics smaller.
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Outstanding. Every new start is a good sign.
I do not have much of a smart advice, except to draw, draw, draw and to paint, paint, paint and just to draw and to paint. If you do this every day, you will surely improve and be an excellent artist.
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Hes pissed. Thats one thing for sure.
Hey there!
A very good start here!The rendering is going quite well,and those eyes,noses etc. are good too.This last sketch looks great,but I have a small nitpick:the strong down-going(sorry for the stupid expression,I hope you get what I mean)lines between the brows and the eyes make his expression "sad-angry".Of course if that's what you wanted to achieve,then it's fine!
Keep it up!
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Yeah you got a point there.. i wanted him to look only angry, so the form of the eye maybe is out of place. I'll focus more on the expression next time.
Thanks for the critique!
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Daily face. Gonna make something else than side next time :o
Some sort of hightech-whatsoever suit, wanted to make a fullbody and cool pose. No face today.
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