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It is getting on for 11 years since I started interviewing celebrated sporting figures for The Independent, and I am often asked to name my favourite subject.
It's always hard to pick one, but as a general rule it is the old-timers who provide the best interviews. They have more time, less to prove, a wider perspective, wonderful tales, and invariably, unflagging zest for their sport, and indeed for life.
Of these old-timers, Sir Bobby Robson stood apart. I interviewed him three times, and each time came away with a spring in my step. He had that effect on people. As everyone knows, he was a man of enormous charm and charisma. And yet there are some charmers who make you feel as though there is nobody in the world to whom they would rather be talking. That wasn't Robson. On the contrary, I always had the feeling that it could have been anyone across the table – prince, pauper, journalist, janitor or jute-maker – and he would have talked just as passionately, without remembering for more than 30 seconds the name of the person trying to get a question in edgeways.
There follow some extracts from my three interviews with the great man, which I hope give a flavour of his unique personality.
'Attack for God's sake'
Interviewed in August 1999
There is an episode during my interview with Bobby Robson which does not really translate to print, more's the pity. We are talking tactics, and Robson is getting increasingly animated. Suddenly he leaps to his feet, pulls a handful of coins from his pocket and slaps them on the table. There ensues a masterclass in footballing strategy, delivered as a game of shove ha'penny.
I have asked Robson whether, if he were still England manager, he would favour a flat back four over a sweeper system. "We've got to have adaptability in our defenders," he says. "I like a flat-back four and we're familiar with it. But if you're playing world football, against players who twist and turn you, it's not always the solution."
He directs my attention towards an elaborate configuration of 10p pieces. "I got caught," he continues. "And afterwards I said that I would never be caught again. In the European Championships [in 1988], we had Mark Wright and Tony Adams in the centre, and we played the Dutch. I thought we could handle it, but Marco van Basten and Ruud Gullit killed Wright and Adams. Killed them. They were the two best strikers in the world at that time, and they were through us before we could blink. We lost 3-1." Robson looks reproachfully at the two 10p pieces representing Wright and Adams. He slides a 50p between them.
"Two years later, in the 1990 World Cup, I took [Terry] Butcher, [Des] Walker, little [Paul] Parker, but I also took Mark Wright specifically so that if we met Holland again – and we did – I could play him as a sweeper. We drew 0-0 and we should have won. So on a certain day, in a certain match, you must have flexibility. And when you have the ball, attack for God's sake." Three coins whizz across the table towards me. "I like wingers. I used them at Barcelona, at PSV [Eindhoven], and with England I had the beauty of [Chris] Waddle, [John] Barnes, Trevor Steven, [Tony] Morley. I don't think we have the same class of winger now." I mention Steve McManaman (right). Robson throws his hands up in despair. "He's a flatterer. And his final ball is pathetic. Pathetic. He fools the public but he doesn't fool me."
If there is anyone better qualified than Robson to cast judgement on a player then I can't think of him, and I suspect Robson can't either. He has a healthy regard for his own footballing nous, and why not? He made nearly 600 appearances for Fulham and West Bromwich Albion, latterly as an attacking wing-back, and played for England in two World Cups, finally losing his place to the young Bobby Moore. In 13 years as manager of humble Ipswich Town, he guided them into Europe 10 times, and won both the FA Cup and Uefa Cup. "You would consider that impossible now, wouldn't you?" he says, bluntly. "Well, we did it."
'I saved the club, really'
Interview in March 2001
Not long before he died, I was fortunate enough to watch the great Leonard Bernstein conducting the New York Philharmonic. What does this have to do with the Newcastle United manager, Bobby Robson, you might ask? It's a fair point, but bear with me. Bernstein shuffled into the auditorium looking like an old man. But as soon as he picked up the baton he shed 40 years. He crouched down, leapt up, twirled, beamed, grimaced. And a similar metamorphosis overcomes Robson when he starts talking football.
I am sure he is a long way from taking his place in the celestial dug-out, but he looks creased and weary and all of his 68 years. And then he starts talking about the counter-attacking principles of Portuguese footie and behold, the eyes sparkle, the creases drop away, the hair darkens. For Robson, football is a form of Viagra, keeping him young. Which is ironic, because Mrs Robson, the long-suffering Elsie, would like him to jack it in.
"At the beginning of last season I wasn't working in football for the first time in 50 years," he says. "My wife said, 'it'll take time, you'll adjust' but I didn't like it. Now I've got a 12-month rolling contract and the chairman [Freddy Shepherd] says it's up to me when I leave. My wife says, 'good, let's see more of the children. Let's see the world. Let's see Australia. Let's see Tahiti.' And I say, 'yes, dear, but Manchester United will be playing Chelsea that Saturday...'"
Robson (right) has had previous opportunities to manage the club he has supported since boyhood. They tried to lure him away from Barcelona and he was tempted. Hell, he first went to St James' Park in 1946, when he was 13. He was there when Len Shackleton scored six on his debut, against Newport County. He cheered them on at Wembley in the 1951 FA Cup final, when they beat Blackpool 2-0. "But I'd waited 18 years to get to Barcelona and I was in no hurry to leave. I'd just persuaded the club to buy Ronaldo. I had [Hristo] Stoichkov there, Figo, a bloody good team. Besides, you don't walk out on Barcelona. Because if you do, you have to pay back every penny they've paid you!"
To stop me missing the significance of this, Robson hammers his fist on the desk. "There's a clause in the contract saying so. They can sack you, but you don't sack them. Phwooh! Incredible place. I used to go out on to the pitch, and there'd be 120,000 fans there, and the back of your neck would bristle. It was like being in charge of a runaway train. It's the most pressurised job in the world. Because Barcelona represents a country. Barcelona is the army of Catalonia. They were shattered when Figo left to go to Real Madrid, to fight for another country against them. When Real Madrid beat Barcelona the whole city trembles."
Middlesbrough beating Newcastle has less impact on the Richter scale. Indeed, Robson's experiences at Barcelona leave him well-equipped to deal with relatively modest expectations at St James' Park. All the same, he faced a fiendish task just to maintain Premier League status when he succeeded Ruud Gullit 18 months ago. Newcastle were second bottom of the Premiership with one point from seven games.
"You know, the chairman said when I came that he didn't think I'd be able to do it, to keep them up. He was investing in a super stadium and had visions, with respect, of Stockport and Crewe playing there every week. But from the eighth game we scored 51 points and finished 11th. By the beginning of March we couldn't go down. I saved the club, really, because if you go down, will you ever come up? Look at Notts Forest. You'd have thought they'd come straight back up, but they haven't, have they?"
'Those bloody thighs'
Interviewed in August 2005
His book, I venture, pulls no punches about his shoddy treatment at the hands of the Newcastle chairman, Freddy Shepherd. "Aye, well, the trick was not what to put in but what to leave out. But I couldn't write something insipid, could I?" Has he kept a careful eye on Newcastle this summer? "It's nothing to do with me any more, but yes, I have. [Scott] Parker seems a fine signing to me. To some degree I don't understand why Chelsea let him go. I liked him at Charlton. Box to box, heavy in [the] tackle, good about the park, disturbs people."
Here, Robson's eyes narrow and he clenches both fists; when describing a footballer's more pugnacious qualities he comes over all pugnacious himself. He recently told another interviewer that the finest player he has ever played or worked with – a list that includes Duncan Edwards, Bobby Charlton, Romario, Figo and Paul Gascoigne – was his centre-half in those heady days at Ipswich Town, Kevin Beattie. I invite him to elaborate. "He was a colossus. Like Duncan Edwards, he was made for football. Built like a battleship. Thighs like Allan Wells. Remember him, the sprinter? That's where Kevin got the power. Those bloody thighs; those bloody hamstrings. That's what gave him the elevation. He could jump nine feet, above the bar heading down. That's what they did with Ronaldo, you know; built those thighs up. That's where he gets his strength, his feint, his double feint. With players like [Craig] Bellamy, [Kieron] Dyer, it's different. They'll never be Hercules."
Speaking of Bellamy and Dyer, the common assumption, by no means discouraged by the Newcastle board, was that Robson was sacked because he could no longer control them and Newcastle's other ill-disciplined youngsters. He clenches his fists again. "They say they brought Graeme Souness in to restore discipline," he says. "My question is: what indiscipline? Never on the training ground; never on the pitch. I've trained some of the biggest footballers in the world. That whole thing about indiscipline riled me, as though I was running a bloody kiddies' corner."
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Krugman: Detroit, the new Greece
When Detroit declared bankruptcy, or at least tried to — the legal situation has gotten complicated — I know that I wasn't the only economist to have a sinking feeling about the likely impact on our policy discourse. Was it going to be Greece all over again?
Clearly, some people would like to see that happen. So let's get this conversation headed in the right direction, before it's too late.
OK, what am I talking about? As you may recall, a few years ago Greece plunged into fiscal crisis. This was a bad thing but should have had limited effects on the rest of the world; the Greek economy is, after all, quite small (actually, about 1 1/2 times as big as the economy of metropolitan Detroit). Unfortunately, many politicians and policymakers used the Greek crisis to hijack the debate, changing the subject from job creation to fiscal rectitude.
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Are Detroit's woes the leading edge of a national public pensions crisis? No. State and local pensions are indeed underfunded, with experts at Boston College putting the total shortfall at $1 trillion. But many governments are taking steps to address the shortfall. These steps aren't yet sufficient; the Boston College estimates suggest that overall pension contributions this year will be about $25 billion less than they should be. But in a $16 trillion economy, that's just not a big deal — and even if you make more pessimistic assumptions, as some but not all accountants say you should, it still isn't a big deal.
So was Detroit just uniquely irresponsible? Again, no. Detroit does seem to have had especially bad governance, but for the most part the city was just an innocent victim of market forces.
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Cerberus not working after Kitkat update
I use Cerberus as a phone protection app and it has always worked well. After the Kitkat update it no longer connects. Anyone here use the app and found a solution? I am not rooted but may consider it in the future since it makes cerberus more secure with more options.
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No, I did not contact Cerebus. I thought maybe it would be corrected by a future update. I also figured that you can have more than one on the phone and I put another one on the phone for times when one app is not functioning. This function is too important to have an app not work every now and then.
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I solved my cerebus problem and it is now working great. I did a few things so I'm not sure which exactly cured it.
I went into accounts> google and cleared out the cache. I don't know if it helped but I did it.
Edit: I'm just leaving this solution in the post. My girlfriends phone had the exact same problem, and I only performed this step which did solve the problem.
When I logged into my cerebus account, I noticed I had 3 devices listed when there should only be 2. Originally when I added my Note3 to the devices list I renamed it with the rename option on the dashboard. I figured in a time of crisis if I had 5 devices in the account it would be nice to recognize which one I was trying to log into by name rather than long numbers. I had renamed mine "Jim's note 3" but the N900 123456 type number was listed as a separate account. The account that was listed only by the device numbers worked fine. I deleted the renamed account "jims note 3" and the numbered account continued to work fine. I then renamed the numbered only account to "jim's note 3 and it still works fine. I did install the android device manager and will keep it as a secondary should cerebus ever have a problem, the ability to locate the phone is too important not to have a backup way to do it. I hope this helps anyone else that may have had a similar problem.
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All five of Esther Nthala's children have died of Aids. So has every one of their spouses. At the age of 74, she has been left with eight children to care for. Esther is, this Christmas, the icon of a new style of Madonna and Child – grandmother and orphan, as Africa comes to terms with a missing generation.
Every day, just after the roosters crow in this dusty medieval-looking town in the north of Malawi, Esther wakes up to begin a hectic process of mixing a jelly-like lotion she claims to be a hair straightener. The nameless white product is a complicated mixture of cake flour, coasting soda and bathing soap and other secret ingredients.
As Mzimba bursts into life, she places a 25-litre bucket of her homemade concoction on a stall outside her mud dwelling and waits.
Her customers are mostly young female fashion enthusiasts whose pockets are not deep enough to afford Dark and Lovely or any other of the big-name brands.
In a good week, Esther sells enough of the concoction to buy a solitary packet of maize meal, from which she makes the thick porridge that has been the staple diet of her family of orphans since the last of their mothers died last year.
Some days the orphans – who range in age from two to 13 – all eat. Some days, when no one buys her hair lotion, none of them do.
But often she has enough for only half the family. So she feeds the youngest, and the older ones have to wait in the hope that the day after they will be luckier. At least such staggering ensures that no one starves to death.
Esther is far from alone. She is one of a multitude of weary grandmothers who, instead of relaxing into retirement, now find themselves the active heads of families of young orphans in this Aids-ravaged community of about 80,000 where everyone knows someone who is living with HIV.
"It's heart-wrenching," says Rose Nkana, the executive director of a local self-help group called Kaphuta People Living with HIV/Aids.
"The average grandmother has at least five or six orphans. In some cases it is even more – as many as 10 or 11 orphans per grandmother."
Down the road, four-year-old Vitumbiko Kamanga is more fortunate. Until two years ago, the little girl's mother, Lillian, had given up all hope after her husband contracted Aids and she was diagnosed as HIV-positive. Then help came from Kaphuta – which is backed by One World Action, one of the three charities that this year's Independent Christmas Appeal is supporting.
Kaphuta supplied the Kamanga family with anti-retroviral drugs which reinvigorated their emaciated frames and gave them a new lease of life.
The support group has also helped Lilian by giving her the local equivalent of £10 to buy the ingredients she needed to make doughnuts she could sell at bus terminals.
Lilian belongs to the new generation of people living with HIV/Aids who have taken full advantage of the Malawi government's aggressive roll-out of anti-retroviral drugs – made possible by the massive increases in aid to combat Aids pledged by the leaders of the rich world at Gleneagles.
"If my husband hadn't been in denial and also tested and got on to [anti-retrovirals] early, he could still be alive," says Lillian.
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He dropped what he calls his "bad boy habits" and went to Kaphuta to secure the anti-retroviral drugs.
The family are thriving and are now keen members of Kaphuta's local support group, which encourages testing in the local population and mobilises support for those who prove positive. "A problem shared is half solved," says Gilbert.
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The people of Malawi are fortunate in having a government which is acting aggressively in the fight against Aids. In neighbouring Zimbabwe, money from the Global Aids Fund was suspended because of corruption by the cronies of the President, Robert Mugabe. In South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, who once bizarrely questioned the link between HIV and Aids, pursued Aids-related policies that cost more than 350,000 lives, according to a Harvard study.
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Since the glass is part of the water protection (it's not meant to be taken underwater, regardless of the videos you've seen, it's meant to not get damaged if you spill something on it or use it in a heavy rain), I wouldn't risk it. Water damage will still void the warranty.
(I also wouldn't recommend finding a cheap screen and replacing it yourself. That usually ends up in another post by you, asking how to fix whatever it was you damaged when you replaced the screen. Fixing that usually results in something else getting broken. By the time you're ready to give up, you've usually spent more money on "cheap" parts than you would have on a new phone. The cheapest way fix a broken screen is usually to bring it in to your carrier or the store you bought the phone from and pay them to do it.)
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text: April 3 2013 April 3 3 Ways to Make Homemade Swiffer Solution Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Check out the new, updated version of this post here. I love the Swiffer Wet Jet. It makes it so incredibly easy to clean up any kind of mess on the floor - even my preschooler's sticky grape juice spills! But what I don't love is how expensive the refill solution is - it costs about $7 at my local superstore. Fortunately, I learned how to save money making my own Swiffer solution. In fact, I've got three tried and true recipes! Recipe #1 1. Fill a bucket with 2 quarts of water. 2. Add 2 tablespoons of Murphy's oil soap to the water and stir to combine. 3. Insert a funnel into an empty Swiffer Solution bottle and pour in your homemade solution. Or you can dip the Swiffer mop head directly into the solution and mop your floor as normal. Recipe #2 1. Pour 4 cups of hot water into a bucket or pitcher. 2. Add 1 cup of lemon juice. 3. Measure out 3 cups of vinegar and add it to the bucket. 4. Drizzle in 1/4 cup of liquid dish soap. 5. Mix thoroughly and pour mixture into a recycled Swiffer container. Recipe #3 1. Mix equal parts hot water and vinegar in a bucket (a cup or two of each will work.) 2. Dump in a splash of alcohol to keep anything gross from growing in the Swiffer refill container. 3. Add a couple of drops of an essential oil. I like to use lemon or orange scents because they also work as degreasers. Tip: It can be tricky to get the cap off the Swiffer refill bottle. But I discovered an easy way to do it! 1. Boil a few inches of water in a pot. 2. Turn off the heat and dip the end of the Swiffer bottle, lid-side down, into the water. Dunk it until the whole cap and just a little bit of the bottle are submerged. 3. Wait 20 to 30 seconds and then remove the bottle from the water. 4. Put a kitchen towel over the lid so you don't scald yourself and twist the cap. It should come right off! Homemade Swiffer Pads You can also make your own Swiffer pads! Just cut a microfiber cloth or bath towel into rectangles. Use the Swiffer mop head as a guide to gauge the correct size. Give it about 1 1/2 inches of overlap on the longer sides so you can tuck the ends of the cloth into the Swiffer mop cloth holder. I like to use microfiber towels from the dollar store. One towel makes four Swiffer cloths! After using the cloth, just throw it in the washing machine with your other rags. 30 Comments LEAVE A COMMENT Cancel reply Fill in the details below or click an icon to log in.Comment Name (required) Email (required) 30 thoughts on "3 Ways to Make Homemade Swiffer Solution" James Hayes 08/20/2016 at 3:39 pm Thank you!!!!!!! I use solution 1 for wood floors and solution 2 for tile. Thank you x1,000,000! Reply Sharon Hubbard 03/29/2016 at 2:39 pm I have a question. I just bought a swiffer wet jet wood edition, can I still use these homemade solutions? Reply Dana T 09/26/2015 at 12:46 pm I use the tip to get the top off and it came off easily. Thanks for the tips!! Reply Liz Smith 05/07/2015 at 8:01 am I was trying to remove the cap according to the instructions in the "tip" above, but it wasn't coming off. I dunked it in the water several times more, and finally it gave just a little. One daughter said, "oh, yeah, that's how they tease you, but it won't come off any more." Then my other daughter said, "Mom, you can't believe everything you read on the internet." I smiled, dunked it one final time, and finally the cap came off very easily. 😉 Reply Samantha 04/28/2015 at 12:19 pm In regards to the vinegar smell– I added cypress oil to the vinegar/water/alcohol solution and it complements the vinegar smell really well! Can't smell it at all. 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It dries fast on all of the floors, the vinegar smells goes away after it dries, and doesn't streak. I have found that after refilling and filling the bottle it will need to be replaced because the threads in the lid start to strip. Reply Anonymous 01/29/2014 at 9:38 am I've been using the vinegar/water solution for a little over a year now and LOVE it. So much cheaper and I feel good that my kids aren't rolling around in a bunch of chemicals. AND I love that I can use it on the all of the floors in my home. We have tile in the dining room and kitchen and laminate in the living room. It dries fast on all of the floors, the vinegar smells goes away after it dries, and doesn't streak. I have found that after refilling and filling the bottle it will need to be replaced because the threads in the lid start to strip. Reply Anonymous 01/20/2014 at 4:22 pm To be quite frank, the vinegar solution smells horrible even with a fragrance added. 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Ward 04/04/2013 at 8:29 am what I have been doing since swiffer's came out was I use the rubber stopper from a piggy bank , cut hole in bottom of bottle, pour in my cleaner, put stopper in, bottom of bottle is what sticks up facing you when you insert it into swiffer…has worked for me for years…I bought two bottles when I first bought my vacuum swiffer, and have never bought another bottle since… Reply Beryl 04/04/2013 at 8:12 am Thanks for the recipes! Reply Donna 04/03/2013 at 9:11 pm Thanks for the tips.I have bought the refills twice.I have been trying to figure out how I could make my own.Thanks again. Reply KATHY L 04/03/2013 at 4:39 pm How do you put this in the old swifter bottle ? Do you just use your own spray bottle ? Reply Anonymous 04/04/2013 at 8:07 am You can put the solution right into the old Swiffer bottle! Just use the instructions in the article to get the cap off. 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Alfresco, Chicago Style
Spent a very enjoyable afternoon and evening in the city yesterday with a great friend and fellow photographer, Mark Kinsman. If you want to see some beautiful and original work, take a look at Mark's photostream: www.flickr.com/photos/mbkinsman/
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Expert to Expert: Erik Meijer and Roger Barga - Introduction to Dryad and DryadLINQ
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DryadLINQ is the managed high level programming abstraction used to compose Dryad vertex topology graphs that the Dryad infrastructure uses to partition parallel computations. Here, Erik Meijer and Dryad team member Roger Barga discuss Drayad and DryadLINQ at a high level so that most of us can understand the implications, history and future of Dryad. This is an introductory piece. Erik and I will dive deep into Dryad with one of the scientists behind it in the second part of this Expert to Expert mini series on Dryad. UPDATE: The Going Deep episode on Dryad is now live.
Enjoy! This is incredible and important technology for simplifying the inherent complexity of distributed computation in the cloud. In essence, DryadLINQ enables a sequential programming experience over what will execute across potentially thousands of machines (depending upon the computational complexity of the program) concurrently. Much to learn here. Channel 9 will help teach.
Editorial note: When we discuss native code and the implementation of Dryad, the focus is on DryadLINQ not the Dryad infrastructure and low level vertex APIs, which are written in C++. Just to be clear...
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ive never heard of dryad but it seems very cool
i have a question though, does it require windows hpc? it would be really awsome if you could run a client as a service on a bunch of desktops that just sit idle at night anyway and leverage those for cluster computing needs
im downloading now to check it out but it seemed like win hpc was required :/
ah, i see the clients are just ordinary clients (i dont know how win hpc works at all ) but from what ive gathered so far the hoc server is still required to coordinate all the clients, is that correct?
i was hoping to do some test on the home network but maybe thats not possible..
cant wait to hear more about this stuff though
Yes. A Windows HPC Server 2008 cluster is required (cluster size = 2 to n).
I've been looking for something like this for .NET for awhile. It's looks very similar to Google MapReduce, and Apache Hadoop, except it integrates with .NET and even Linq which is pretty damn cool.
But seriously the license you guys put it under is lame as hell. Try Ms-PL next time, you'll like it.
We do talk about the differences between MapReduce and Dryad in this interview. In fact, I ask this exact question....
There are significant differences, in fact, beyond the higher level programming abstractions (like DryadLINQ). Also, as mentioned in the post description text, if you are a native developer (C++) you can muck around with the vertex algorithms and, topology map rewriting, etc. We mischaracterized this in the interview.
It was a somewhat interesting video.
MapReduce is an in fact a fairly high level programming abstraction. If you are programmer you only have to write two functions: map and reduce. From what I understand Dyrad is even higher level in that it can describe a graph of operations that might take multiple maps and reduces otherwise. Basically it helps you write something more concise that might require a larger program with MapReduce. I think that's just the nature of Linq in action. Linq can represent a graph of operations in a single statement, to so easy to do with standard code. I don't think this signifies some mathematical difference between the two at the low level (I didn't get any hint that Dyrad could do parallelize things that MapReduce can't).
But DyradLINQ might be the most awesome thing since slice bread, but right now the only significant difference to me about something like Hadoop or this DyradLINQ is I can not legally use DyradLINQ. I don't care if you told me DyradLINQ was worse the Hadoop, the fact that it is designed for .NET means I would use it.
So you can sell it to me but quite frankly it's useless unless you license it better. Hadoop is fully open source and you can use it in commercial products. Why is DyradLINQ so restricted?
Restriction at this point is a function of the state of the technology. They are not ready to make it freely available. In some sense, this is more of a restricted preview at this point, but will this always be the case? Unlikely... That said, the Dryad People are the only ones who can speak to this accurately.
PS: Hopefully you'll find the E2E with Michael Isard (a scientist on the team) more than somewhat interesting (I think the interview with Roger does a great job introducing the technology and rationale that will be broadly understood by non-developers)...
Terrific video! Looking forward to the Deep Dive!
Charles, thanks for listening to my request for this video! I'm definitely looking forward to the next one.
None of the links listed in the post for Dryad/DryadLinq/Academic licensing work ( show runtime error-custom errors) . BTW if you bing those the pages show the same runtime error.
I'm not seeing this problem. Could you elaborate?
Seems to be working properly now.
No problem! I think Dryad is amazing and has a bright future (unfortunately, we can't speak to what that means exactly just yet...). I will release the E2E with Erik and Michael Isard next week. Look for it then.
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The perfect landing
By Sunjammer 9 Comments
I've been playing DCS A-10 since release, and I can feel myself getting incrementally better at it. Understand that being better at DCS A-10 is much less about split second decision making, and much more about understanding and applying protocol, and as such the learning curve is somehow both boring AND exciting. Boring because you are repeating long, drawn out tasks with little immediate feedback, but exciting because as these repetitions become second nature, you realize you've learned something directly applicable to a real world context you would otherwise have no chance of messing about with.
I'll echo Drew's statement and multiply it by two; Put me in a maintained A-10C, and I can start it up and get off the ground, and I won't need a checklist to do so: This is just something I can do now.
But landing... As a friend of mine said "So what you're saying is you're dead anyway". Don't get me wrong. I could align with a runway and touch down just fine, but landing at the right speed has been a huge problem for me. Until yesterday, I'd never carried out a landing I felt was anywhere near acceptable, with way too much emergency break and nail biting tension as I'm coming in too low and too fast, and finally rolling off the end of the runway. In a game like DCS, not only have you failed at the task, but it just leaves you there, looking like an idiot. Like a play where everybody but you is doing their part perfectly, you desperately want to fall in line and perform.
The landing fundamental that I've struggled with, specifically, isn't aiming the HUD TVV indicator (a small airplane-like indicator on the heads up display that shows where your plane is headed) at the end of the runway and keeping your airspeed down with gear, flaps and airbrakes. It's the fact that once your airspeed goes down to the acceptable level (around 120 knots + so and so much for every extra ton you're carrying, or something. I never remember this. See? Horrible.) you start having to pitch up to maintain lift, and *increase* throttle to *maintain* speed. It changes, or accentuates, the rules you otherwise follow in flight, and not too far removed from piloting a helicopter, where you are gaining speed with pitch and have to maintain lift with throttle. As you come in for your final landing approach, you are coming in facing a direction you are not actually flying in, and the transition between the two "modes", and doing so gracefully..
I made my very first by-the-book perfect landing yesterday, and I was practically dancing afterward. It's typical for DCS; It's a combat simulator, but combat is not Top Gun, and in the end, you're just doing stuff as you've been taught to stay alive. Dropping a GPS-guided cluster bomb on a convoy is much, much simpler than landing, and as such, ironically kind of like Top Gun on the NES, the landing becomes the "level boss". Finally beating the boss on a single life, so to say; You feel like a god.
I realize this kind of game isn't for everyone. But I can't help but think of it as a counterpart to Dark Souls, another game where repetition and routine is absolutely necessary for progress. Ask any Dark Souls veteran about what makes their character effective, and it's not stats or equipment, it's skill and practise. This is what makes Dark Souls a fantastic game, and it's why DCS is fantastic. Actual mastery. What an amazing gaming experience.