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The MVPs have an excellent write up about the advantages and disadvantages of Folders in SharePoint 2013 with a great "versus" section:
It comes up all the time in the SharePoint world, and while it's easy as a consultant to play the "this way works best" card, in this post I wanted to provide some useful information to help you understand how we might base a starting point for planning and justifying the decision to use Folders or Metadata Views.
First thing to understand is that contrary to what some people believe, the RFC definition for HTTP does not actually state a maximum URL length, rather the limits are imposed practically by software (be it on the server or client). So to add some context to this post, please allow me to quickly list a few examples of some practical limits.
Web Server Software:
- Internet Information Services – from IIS 6 onwards, the default limit is 16384 characters, but is configurable
- Apache – I haven't found a definitive answer for this, but by default 8190 bytes is configured (see LimitRequestLine directive link below if you fancy testing this yourself)
Client Web Browsers:
- Internet Explorer– from MSIE6 onwards, the path portion of the URL can not exceed 2083 characters with no more than 2048 in the path portion
- Firefox – from 1.5 onwards, Firefox doesn't seem to have a limit. 65536 characters will be visible in the URL field but I've seen claims that URLs will work well beyond the 100k mark!
So in layman's terms, there is a mix. An easy and widely used recommendation to establish from this information is that "no URL should exceed the 2000 character mark". For customised web applications, it's quite common to adopt the gzip algorithm to compress long URLs, which would yield gains of 3-4 times but the trade-off is that it will cost you CPU time to re-encode that binary data into base64 during the URL unzip process. That might sound out-of-scope for the SharePoint world, but consider the options that SharePoint gives us for integration and surfacing with other LoB systems, this might be a real world question that needs answering.
Now, let's jump back into SharePoint mode (in fact this next paragraph is true for Office 365 too). Link items in Lists are restricted to 256 characters, any more and SharePoint will truncate it. For Libraries, the entire path (including sites, folders, and file name) cannot exceed 260 characters, any more and users will receive form validation errors. Here are another few maximum length boundaries for some key portions that make up a SharePoint URL to finalise the calculations you'll need for URL length planning:
- Site – 128 characters
- Library / List – 255 characters
- Folder – 123 characters
So in a roundabout fashion, URL length is a good place to start with planning as a technical limitation would always over-ride any "nice to have" requirements. In short, know that if you exceed that magic 260 character limit, SharePoint might break. So generally speaking (and it doesn't have to be an exact science), if URL length even pops up as a consideration then go for Metadata Views, not Folders.
The second planning point could be centred around the metadata itself. SharePoint adds metadata to your uploaded documents whether you want it or not. This is a good thing, because without having to do anything at all you could build a useful Metadata View and abolish Folder structures. Making a really awesome Metadata View however, requires a little more consideration to your overall Information Architecture, taxonomy, mandatory / optional metadata, etc. Chances are, traditional file systems with a folder hierarchy can be quickly replaced by Metadata Views which nearly always results in users being able to find the right document, faster. A common trade-off here is the time required to plan and deploy the metadata strategy (including user training). In almost all scenarios though, Metadata Views trump Folders for both usability and repeatability (you're using the Managed Metadata Service Application and Content Type Hub, right?).
The third planning point should address permissions. More accurately, how granular do your permissions need to be? Many organisations have permissions inheritance broken at the Library/List level, and while this serves most applications, it may be necessary to break this down even more (or maybe you don't want multiple Libraries/Lists). By a long shot, it is more effective to apply permissions to Folders than it is to individual items – not to mention the administrative burden of managing item-level permissions. So unless you are happy to buy third party software (or develop your own solution) that can apply item permissions based on metadata, it stands to reason that Folders trump Metadata Views in this instance. Personally, I try to avoid breaking permission inheritance any lower than the Library/List level.
In all honestly, you are likely to need a mix of Folders and Metadata Views, usually driven by the planning of URL lengths, metadata requirements, and granular permissions. There are, of course, other concepts that may need to be considered so please only use this information as a primer to get you started.
Further Reading
The Internet Engineering Task Force completed publications for the revised HTTP/1.1 can be found here:
Information about the Apache "LimitRequestLine" directive can be found here:
URL path length restrictions for SharePoint 2013 can be found on the following TechNet article (note, at the time of writing the SharePoint 2010 guidance applies to SharePoint 2013):


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My car was in an accident and I need a rental. Will my insurance company pay for a rental if I secure one before discussing the claim with them?
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I did not have a great weekend, although there were some highlights. I did spend some good quality time with my son, which was cool, but other things were bugging me.
For one thing, I spent $500 on this dumb night guard thing for my teeth, and I really don't like it. I can return it, but I'll be out $50 for the fitting of the device.
I've decided to get a new dentist, because I feel as though every time I go to the dentist, they're making me make financial decisions when I'm in a vulnerable position, in the dentist's chair. Sara likes her dentist, although it might be inconvenient for me to get to them. If I can't do South San Francisco, I'll find someone well-reviewed on Yelp. My current dentist does not look so good on Yelp.
Anyway, all this makes me pretty anxious. I don't like confrontation, and generally I like doing what I'm told. But seriously, the night guard just feels like it's warping my bite. I cannot wear that thing. I want my $500, or at least my $450 back.


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The Search for Truth: British Style
By Mike Cummings – IAUC Board Member LATELY, there have been some unflattering portrayals of the British government in action. There were the public inquiries: the Leveson Commission examining newspaper illegality and collusion with government officials and the Hillsborough Commission revealing police incompetence and deceit related to the deaths of nearly 100 fans at a Liverpool soccer match. These yielded the usual report from Her Majesty's Government: mistakes were made, things will change..yadda, yadda!
Recently a much different report was released. It purportedly examined the Governments collaboration in the 1989 killing of Irish attorney Patrick Finucane. So as not to reveal what really happened, the Cameron government crafted a new device called a "private review" in which papers the government feels relevant are re-examined. A proposal for such an inquiry in America would be laughable as a farce from the start but British subjects are much accustomed to their government lying about Northern Ireland. This "review" was conducted by Sir Desmond de Silva but was more likely scripted from start to finish by military and security apparatchiks. The gratitude of the Cameron government will no doubt be reflected in the client portfolio of Sir Desmond's law firm.
It was, in fact, a useless charade and rivaled in style if not in substance Lord Widgery's fabrications and conclusions of what happened on Bloody Sunday in 1972. It took 40 years for the Crown to admit that fraud so don't expect the truth on Finucane's murder anytime soon from Prime Minister Cameron. The primary use of the report was to create a credible scenario of how the Government got it wrong and to apologize for the killing of an officer of the court. Why? The US Congress recently adopted sanctions against Russian officials for their role in the murder of Sergei Magnitsky a lawyer who fought Russian corruption, was imprisoned and died under mysterious circumstances. The British needed to show to inquiring Members of Congress that the murder of Finucane was different from Magnitsky's. His death resulted from mistakes, carelessness and "fog of war," a phrase Britain virtually invented to explain its lawlessness. Of course, nothing could be further from the truth. His murder and the killing of Solicitor Rosemary Nelson 10 years later, was government planned and purposeful.
Truth, however, is a precious commodity when discussing England's actions in NI and every British government since partition has used it sparingly. "We can talk to every ruler," noted Vaclav Havel explaining success in achieving Czech freedom, "but first it is necessary to tell the truth." Fortunately for Havel he only had to deal with Russian treachery and not Her Majesty's malevolence. England has never had to worry about being truthful with the hapless Irish government but America has proven to be less trusting of the British, especially when questioning the causes of violence and injustice in Ireland.
British untruths about its actions in Ireland? Most Americans would find this hard to believe what with the Queen Mum in Ireland and those lovely scones? But England seems to have an inexhaustible supply of ways to hide the truth, the de Silva review scheme being but the latest. Consider these few examples of how Britain ensures the truth of their garrison rule in Ireland will not be known for generations, if ever.
Murder: Dozens of loyalist killers were put on the payroll of MI-5 and the British Army.Seven of them alone resulted in the killing of over a hundred innocent Catholics and Protestants. The murderers of Terrence McDaid and Gerald Slane were known to the British but simply never arrested or brought to justice. Other loyalist killers have been issued Personal Immunity Certificates by Her Majesty's Government to insure they will never have to testify to the truth.
Delay: It took 40 years after the Lord Widgery whitewash for England to produce a report about Bloody Sunday. It absolved the victims but failed to tell the truth of those who planned the murderous rampage and or names those who did their bidding. The Ballymurphy and McGurks Bar murders remain uninvestigated along with hundreds of killings of Catholics. What better way to avoid unpleasant truths then to never fully investigate or ever prosecute crimes?
Bait & Switch: When Coroners in N. I. were getting too close to the truth of the many killings involving government forces, Parliament passed a law to make them optional only in N. I. and exempted the Royal Ulster Constabulary from testifying. A Police Ombudsman reform was adopted but then crippled by a new 'insight' into its restrictions. The Ombudsman could no longer investigate cases the Royal Ulster Constabulary had investigated no matter how poorly conducted or contemptuous of fact.
Destruction & Denial: Imprisoned Marian Price, a Republican dissident and victim of every form of Britain's legal sorcery, was given a Royal Prerogative of Mercy which would have compelled her release. The government however claimed its terms did not apply. When asked to back up the truth of its assertions, the prosecution claimed the Royal pardon had "gone missing." With "shoot to kill" inquiries increasing, former RUC Chief Constable Ronnie Flanagan had the records at the Gough Barracks station destroyed because of "asbestos." Who destroys police records and evidence because of "asbestos?" A murdering liar does!
Prime Minister Cameron claimed when commissioning de Silva that "…the really important thing is to open up and tell the truth." In the review report Sir Desmond marvels at the cooperation provided by the Ministry of Defense, the police and security services. It is important to note here that no such cooperation was provided by the British Ministry of Defense to the Irish Government in connection with the largest act of carnage in the entire conflict, the 1974 no-warning bombing of Dublin and Monaghan. All six of the prime loyalist suspects had British Army handlers or were members of the Ulster Defense Regiment.
The grand conclusion of Sir de Silva, the one pushed in media summaries, is that "there was no institutional or over-arching conspiracy …" in Finucane's assassination. Was Sir Desmond de Silva duped? Did he expect to come to any other conclusion from documents the government handed him? The Prime Minister did NOT want a public inquiry with subpoena powers like the 1970 Knapp Commission investigation into NYC police corruption in 1970. That body concluded the problem was not just a few bad apples but systemic corruption. Cameron knows lawlessness in NI has been systemic and the hallmark of British government policy there since its creation as a 'state' in 1920. But to acknowledge that would legitimize the armed resistance they have so long claimed is terrorism.
The United States could show its displeasure with this latest whitewash. Recently Britain not only declined to extradite Gary McKinnon, a computer hacker wanted pursuant to an US/UK Extradition Treaty by the Obama administration but determined it will not even prosecute him. The UK has also misused a US/U K Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT) by demanding Attorney General Holder produce records from the Irish Archives of Boston College. The US should tell the UK to keep their subpoenas of Boston College and conduct hearings on both the extradition and MLAT treaties and the 1998 Belfast Agreement so fundamental to peace in Ireland. America's history with Great Britain is a complicated one. A new Secretary of State should forge a different relationship with England, one which does not require the US to turn a blind eye to its collusion in the murder of two lawyers and other mayhem in Ireland or its corruption of US law, treaties or invasion of academic institutions.
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Setting, setting, setting. Important stuff. There's a reason that the word 'setting' begins with 'set'…it 'sets' the tone. Profoundness is my middle name, but as you only know me as Nova, middle names are pretty inconsequential. I mean, you can call me Nova Profoundness if you want…but you'll sound like a dumbass.
Let's think about this for a second. We've got sort of free reign to do what we want, since no one knows or cares who the **** I am, or has any idea where I've been or why I should be where I am now.
Alright, got it. The Grey Area, one of (if not the only) American-run coffeeshops in Amsterdam, and consequently one of (if not the only) coffeeshops with music that doesn't blow heinous ass (read: Euro-Pop or the American garbage most of us try to avoid). I mean, not to sound like a music snob, but when I'm getting blazed, I really don't like kickin' it to Top 40. Unless it's my dawg Casey Kasem.
(MUSICUP: "Statesboro Blues," the opening track from Allman Bros. at Fillmore East, 1971, easily one of the greatest live rock albums of all time)
Awww yeah. (FADE IN: Nova sits at one of the small tables, pulling apart frosty clumps of Grey Mist, the Grey Area's signature prize-winning bud, and packing it into the bong in front of him). Bongs are another trademark of the Grey Area, as glass is not commonly used in the Netherlands in coffeeshops (bowls are seen as the American way to get high, but **** 'em, right? Joint after joint ****s up your lungs after a while).
NOVA: (to himself) Bongin' it up…bongin' it up…damn, this album rules.
But he's not alone, oh no. Why would he be? After all, the only thing better than roasting the finest of tweeds in one of Amsterdam's illest locales…is roasting the finest of tweeds in one of Amsterdam's illest locales…with a friend.
(CUT TO: Johnny Depp sitting across the table from the Rising Star, rubbing his goatee pensively.)
NOVA: (voice from off-camera) It's all packed up, John Boy. Rip that beast.
JOHNNY DEPP: I don't smoke weed.
NOVA: Listen, Depp, you're sitting in a coffeeshop in Amsterdam with a renowned stoner. For Christ's sake, I can barely see your strikingly attractive features through the dense haze of bud smoke floating around this place. So shut your cakehole, do as I say, and rip that beast!
JOHNNY DEPP: Okay.
The Depp chongs like a pro before handing the apparatus back to Nova, who nods satisfactorily.
NOVA: That's my dawg. I dig your style, Depp, I must say. You got a mouth on you, though, and that's something we're gonna have to work on.
JOHNNY DEPP: Okay.
Nova takes a long rip from the bong before setting it off to the side. He removes a pack of Camel Subtle Flavour cigarettes (in the US these would be Lights) and shuffles a smoke out of the pack.
NOVA: How's about a cigarette, my man?
JOHNNY DEPP: Okay.
They both spark up, and Nova takes a drag before giving his beard a healthy scratch.
NOVA: You ever hear of TEAM, John Boy? It's a wrestling company.
JOHNNY DEPP: No.
NOVA: Do you watch wrestling?
JOHNNY DEPP: No.
NOVA: I'm a wrestler.
JOHNNY DEPP: Okay.
NOVA: Well you're missing out on some good **** with your head all buried in those faggy Tim Burton flicks you're so attached at the hip to, but that's neither here nor there. TEAM is running this tournament in honor of this dude Chad Dupree who I've never met but apparently rocked really hard, so I can dig it.
JOHNNY DEPP: Okay.
NOVA: Now, this tournament is comprised of teams built out of different competing feds, and whichever team wins gets to totally rep it for their fed, ya know, be all like "Whut! WHUT! **** WITH US!! **** WITH US!!," feel me?
[b]JOHNNY DEPP: Yes.
Nova takes another drag from his cigarette and nods knowingly.
NOVA: I thought you might. So I've been subbed in for the second round for Team NFW – that's one of the feds that I'm in, New Frontier Wrestling – because this cat Kin Hiroshi had to bounce out…quite a shame, 'cuz he generally holds it down pretty well. But then again, so do I.
Nova gives Depp a wink.
NOVA: So this week, Team NFW is pitted against Team RJDW, this fed apparently full of utter whack-jobs, and yours truly gets to face off against Jaco Patterson, the supposed bastard child of Pat Patterson, not that would probably mean much to you, huh?
JOHNNY DEPP: No.
NOVA: Try to keep it under control, Depp. We're in public. So anyhoo, this guy thinks he's totally hot **** because of his controversial lineage, but he didn't count on me finding THIS!!
Nova reaches into his pocket and dramatically removes a crumpled photo.
The Rising Star stares at Depp, an expectant grin on his face.
NOVA: Huh? Right? Now I know what you're thinking…"Is that a photo of Nova's mom getting railed by George Clinton?" AND IT TOTALLY IS!! The print on the back says "May 1978"…approximately nine months before I was born! DUDE!! Do you understand the ramifications of this?! I'm the bastard son of George Clinton! Parliament-Funkadelic-Funk-Mob-P-Funk-All-Stars-Greatest-Band-That-Ever-Lived GEORGE CLINTON!!
JOHNNY DEPP: Okay.
NOVA: This totally trumps Lame-Dick Jaco Patterson's claim to fame! And it also explains why I'm hung like an African Rhino!
The Depp stares at Nova, no-selling his testicular boast.
NOVA: Alright, a horse. One of those breeding steeds with the mammoth dongers.
Depp takes another drag from his cigarette.
NOVA: Jesus, okay. Ron Jeremy. I'm on par with that dude for sure, and much better looking, if I don't mind saying so.
Depp finishes the cigarette and puts it out in an ash-tray.
NOVA: Fine, you ass! It's nothing to write home about down there, but it ain't the size of the boat, but rather the motion in the ocean, dig me?
Johnny picks his nose.
NOVA: What the ****?! Okay! Okay! I'm hung like an infant, is that what you wanted to hear? Is it?! ****ing Hollywood snob!
Depp sighs loudly.
NOVA: I'm not going lower than infant.
Depp shrugs nonchalantly.
NOVA: Fetus.
JOHNNY DEPP: Okay.
The two stare intently at one another for a moment, the delicious guitar licks of the Allman Bros. floating around in the hazy atmosphere of the Grey Area.
NOVA: Wanna be best friends?
JOHNNY DEPP: Okay.
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Gorelord has issued the following update about the recording of their new album:
"Hell(o) freaks!
"Many have requested information regarding the release of Chapter IV - Hellbound, and all I can say is that no final releasedate has been set yet, regardless of me having previously stated that it would be out around march this year. Obviously that plan went down the shitter due to my lazy ass not getting shit done for various reasons I'm not gonna get into. Right now the album is 80% done, and I will finish the rest when my head, heart and creative forces are ready... it's as simple as that.
"I would anyhow like to thank all you gorefreaks requesting information and waiting patiently for this new Gorelord album to hit your speakers hard.... and believe me.. it will hit hard as fuck!! Elephant grooves and rabies madness!! HAHA!!!
"Meanwhile, take care and stay healthy folks! Chapter IV coming SOON!"
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I've been using this slightly chauvinistic metaphor a fair bit recently, so please forgive me 🙂
It's always interesting to me to watch how entrepreneurs evaluate VC investors. If you are in the luxurious position to be able to choose your investors, I really recommend going through the extra couple days of work that that would entail. In a world of highly competitive financings, entrepreneurs are sometimes presented with the "opportunity" to "get a deal done" quickly. What they don't realize is that on the VC's side, they are being encouraged by their partners to "lock it up" quickly, which, when you put it that way, actually doesn't sound too great at all.
Some investors are what I'd call bad girlfriends but great wives. They may be hard to get a hold of initially, tough to schedule with, deliberate with their process, ask really blunt and hard questions, etc. This can be off-putting, and I don't advocate for this, but I think the entrepreneur should keep in mind that pre-investment behavior is not always indicative of post investment behavior. I know some investors that are pretty tough on entrepreneurs as they go through the fundraising process, but go to enormous lengths for the entrepreneurs after an investment as been made.
Conversely, there are other investors that are sweethearts in the dating phase, but not great after the investment. I've seen this myself – some investors are very charming and easy to work with during the fundraising stage, but don't contribute much after the investment is made. Entrepreneurs quickly realize that the friendliness of the investor during the partner meeting doesn't really mean squat when you can't get him or her to hustle for you.
Ideally, you want an investor who is both a good girlfriend and a good wife. Some of the best do behave this way. But you can always catch a great investor in an "off" period. Much of VC is about managing your time so that you can be as helpful as possible to the entrepreneurs that you are in business with. So sometimes that means some annoying encounters early on. Also, at the seed stage, some investors might do very little due diligence and be very easy to deal with to get a very small check that they view as a option for the future. On the flip side, an investor that takes a seed investment very seriously and will devote their full efforts towards a company will probably be more methodical and rigorous in the evaluation process. One of these hypothetical investors may be considered a better girlfriend, but who will be the better wife?
All this can be addressed with a little bit of VC due diligence. Some specific thoughts:
1. Call some of the entrepreneurs that this VC has backed before. Most VC's will say "feel free to talk to any of the CEO's of my portfolio companies". Take them up on it. You don't need to go overboard – find a cross section of a) CEO's that seem similar to you or lead a company that is in a similar stage as yours b) The CEO of a company that is not doing so well or where the person was replaced.
2. Use LinkedIN to accomplish #1 if asking directly might be challenging (which may be a negative signal in and of itself). I find that raving fans love talking about people that they are enthusiastic about, so don't feel like you are disturbing them of it's out of place to ask. Also, no answer is a datapoint (although take it with a grain of salt in case your email bounced or the entrepreneur is crazily busy). For the sake of all entrepreneurs and investors, only do this is you are very very serious and the VC has indicated very strong interest in investing in your company.
3. Ask for specifics. "What did they do specifically to add value in x, y, z situations" (when x, y, or z are the most critical areas that you need help). "How did this investor behave during your follow on round of financing?". If the entrepreneur has a couple investors, ask "what does investor X bring that investor Y did not?".
For additional thoughts on this, check out my partner Dave's blog post on doing due diligence. Also, read the book "Who" that has some great tips on conducting diligence calls.


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Le Colonial. One of the best meals we've had in a while. A vacation day in Chicago. A VERY needed vacation day. Two months ago I started the transition back to the broker/dealer I'd been with since 2003 and left in 2012. Never should've left. Should've listened to Connie. But, I didn't. But, you know the drill. Things work out the way they are supposed to. There are a couple of great things that happened because of the change and change back. If I went into them I'd have to get everything I said approved by the wonderful folks in advertising review. I'd rather talk about fun than work so let's just focus on that, ok?
We've spent the better part of two months pushing paper and more paper. We had NO business taking a day off. But, we did it anyway. A day trip to Chicago to see Mastering the Art. And, lunch at Le Colonial. The trip had an optional lunch included. We, however, knew where we wanted to be for lunch. Many years ago we'd been at a conference and stayed at the Sofitel. They'd sent us down the street to Le Colonial. We'd talked about that fabulous meal since then... Every time we were in Chicago we were on business and someone else chose the restaurant. Normally a steak place because the group was mostly guys and they wanted steak places. Fine. But, kinda boring don't you think?
They opened at 11:30. It was 10:45. We decided to kill a bit of time by wandering through Fourth Presbyterian Church. Beautiful. I'm so glad we had that 15 minute interlude. Here are a couple of photos:
Then, off to Le Colonial. Now, if you're there for dinner, please try dining on the balcony. It's fun. You get to enjoy Rush Street AND fabulous food. But, for lunch we had a choice of a window table or a booth. Window table please. Yup, you got it. Better light for photos :-) Let's talk about the food first. Amazing. Vegetable spring rolls. Oxtail pho. Clay Pot chicken. Barbecued Pork. Just amazing. Our favorite? The clay pot chicken. Hands down. Chunks of perfectly cooked chicken with snow peas and rice in a perfectly balance sauce. I wanted to lick the bowl it came in! The barbecued pork was nuggets of grill-charred pork with loads of veggies on the side. It was also VERY good.
And, the service? I can't tell you how many times my water glass was topped off. And the wine was perfect with our lunch. I know. We were on vacation. Wine for lunch. Whoooweee! I didn't get any photos of anyone other than the two servers who took care of us but there were plenty of folks who so unobtrusively took care of us... And, of course, you'd like to see what the place looks like.
Before I leave Chicago, let me say that Mastering the Art was SUCH a good play. It centered around Julia's early days in France then their move to Cambridge where she finally found out (at age 48) that she was going to be a published author. I'd go see it again right now.
Now, we've been plenty of other places recently.
The normal "crew" at Chef Joseph's for his monthly wine tasting.
18 on the Square to meet our friends Chris and Mark.
Girls Night Out at Sangiovese. Where, coincidentally, Connie and I had our first date.
One wasn't quite as successful. A new sandwich joint down the street from my Greenwood office. I shall not use the name. Let me just tell you how they make their mac and cheese. They make a cheese sauce. Not terribly thick and/or cheesy. But, a sauce nonetheless. Then, when the order is placed they boil the macaroni. They drain it (kind of) then toss it with some of the cheese sauce. Yeah, you're going ewwww too aren't you? I'll not be back even though the hot dog was ok.
Out in Phoenix for my broker/dealer's women's conference. Saw SO many good friends and had a fabulous time. From my room I had a gorgeous view - including the mall where my friend, Melissa, and I went for a lovely lunch at Zin Burger. Look at that yummy local brew!
AND, got to eat twice at a Tex-Mex place down the way called Fuego Taco. The first night I had the pork tacos and a shrimp chowder. The restaurant is in the midst of reinventing itself so the chef was trying out new things. Evidently I was the only brave soul to try the soup. It was more a broth than a cream soup. Corn, shrimp, potatoes, cilantro. All the flavors just danced together. The second I had beef tacos. But, that time I took photos of my friends instead of the food.
Our friends Gerry and Edna were traveling across the US from their Ithaca, NY home to their Yucca Valley, CA home. Actually, they were finally making the big move to call Yucca Valley home. They stopped in Indy and we went to dinner at Rick's Dockside.
Last, but certainly not least, our Kiwanis club did a fund raiser at Chef JJ's Backyard. Now for those of you who read this regularly, you know that JJ does ALL his cooking on Big Green Eggs. Amazing cooking it is, too. We had pulled pork with pickled onions on grilled naan, crispy polenta with a spicy sauce, ginger fruit and a cookie. Perfection on a plate! That's JJ serving some lunches :-)


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Its Annual FALL TRIAL
Saturday, August 27, 2005
GSSCC/SV Judge Doug Deacon
Offering BH, SchH 1, 2, & 3; OB 1, 2, 3; and TR 1, 2, 3 depending upon number of Schutzhund entries.
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Mr Deacon will be judging at Mid-Atlantic SchH Club on Sunday, August 28, 2005
Directions: From I-81, take Hegins Exit (new exit #112, old exit #34), Route 25. At the botom of the ramp, proceed west on Rte. 25 approx. 5.9 miles. Turn right onto Rte. 125 north. Exactly one mile on the left you will see the Club grounds.
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Social Media's Influence on the Deep Web
After the popularity of our last post on IoT (Internet of Things), we decided to do some more digging on social media's influence on the IoT and the internet in general. In the past ten years we have seen a tremendous surge in the use of social media. Every day people are becoming more connected with mobile [more…]
New Year's Resolutions for Your Business
Something about the beginning of a New Year brings about a sense of renewal. Our New Year's resolutions help us start over, get organized and live healthier lives – this is true in both our personal and professional lives. As I was thinking about New Year's resolutions, I came across this great article, 4 New Year's Resolutions [more…]
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Black Friday Rebellion
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text: DETROIT — For two weeks last spring, Tyler Hansbrough thought long and hard about whether to turn pro or return for his senior season at North Carolina.Several of his talented teammates — Ty Lawson, Wayne Ellington and Danny Green — also weighed thoughts of heading to the fame and fortune of the NBA. After all four had gathered enough information and ultimately decided to return to pursue the NCAA championship that eluded them in 2008, Tar Heels coach Roy Williams called them into his office and put down the law. Read the full story here. Read about Michigan State's 82-73 win over UConn and what Magic Johnson had to say about it.


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Archive for the 'Strategy' Category
Review: Business Model Generation
Knowing the recent developments at Chiefist, a friend recommended I read Business Model Generation, a book sitting idly on my Amazon Wish List for about eight months. With his prompting, I purchased it and read it across the past week.
"A Republic, Madam…If You Can Keep It"
As it usually does, David Brooks' column caught my attention this week. Examining the nature of democracy, Brooks concludes that the most recent battles over the debt and deficit in Washington will not yield fruitful outcomes absent a reversion to republican (small-r) politics. Brooks expounds upon this by labeling our current democracy the "politics of solipsism." "The [current] political culture encourages politicians and activists to imagine that the country's problems would be solved if other people's interests and values magically disappeared." Instead, he says, we need a true leadership class, of the kind that existed "as late as the Truman and Eisenhower Administrations," to balance interests and passions. Read the rest of this entry »
"Exorbitant Privilege:" The Future of the US Dollar
Michael Crittenden and Barry Eichengreen had a fascinating debate over the future of the US dollar in last week's edition of the Wall Street Journal. Crittenden avers that the dollar, despite talk to the contrary, will remain the global reserve currency because nothing presents itself as a legitimate alternative to the dollar at this point. However, the US will experience diminishing returns for the status of the dollar. On the contrary, Eichengreen posits that the US dollar will lose its global reserve status due to long-term deficits and competition from China's renminbi and the Euro. Read the rest of this entry »
The Importance of Institutions: Analyzing the Egyptian Case
The Middle East, from the Persian Gulf to the Maghreb, is currently in the throes of revolution. Western journalists, in my opinion, suffering from myopia, are celebrating these revolutions as "the next 1989," a series of revolutions that overthrew the political order in an entire region—the Eastern Bloc—and created a new world order in its place. Let us examine this claim, with an eye toward institutions. Read the rest of this entry »
2010 in Review
The stats helper monkeys at WordPress.com mulled over how Capitolism did in 2010, and here's a high level summary of its overall blog health:
The Blog-Health-o-Meter™ reads Fresher than ever.
Crunchy numbers
A Boeing 747-400 passenger jet can hold 416 passengers. This blog was viewed about 3,100 times in 2010. That's about 7 full 747s.
In 2010, there were 78 new posts, growing the total archive of this blog to 128 posts.
The busiest day of the year was November 15th with 103 views. The most popular post that day was Review: The Back of the Napkin.
Where did they come from?
The top referring sites in 2010 were conservativewahoo.blogspot.com, online.wsj.com, bgdailynews.com.cinergycom.net, twitter.com, and en.wordpress.com.
Some visitors came searching, mostly for capitolism, investment biker, toyota public image, courage in business, and lack of courage in leadership.
Attractions in 2010
These are the posts and pages that got the most views in 2010.
Review: The Back of the Napkin November 2010
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Review: The Back of the Napkin
Over my past several visits to bookstores and Amazon, I'd found two books of especial interest: The Back of the Napkin, by Dan Roam, and Visual Meetings, by David Sibbet. After reading a few reviews and taking a closer look at them, I decided to read The Back of the Napkin first, and hold off reading Visual Meetings.
Despite spending a good part of my career in consulting and executive education, I struggle with creating compelling visuals to convey key messages. Read the rest of this entry »


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It is noteworthy that in order to ensure that the tubes can be molded to the soldering points and to the mooring of the coil head, they must be flexible. In electric motors, three types of tubes are used. They are: shrinkable polyester tube, tube with polyester weave coated with acrylic resin, and tube with fiberglass weave covered with silicone rubber. To ensure the effectiveness of some applications, such as submersible pumps, it is recommended that the cable also be chemically resistant to the pump oil. In this way, the flexible tubes have among their main functions to isolate and electrically cover the welds of the connections between the connection cable and the coil wires, as well as the other wires.
In this way, it is worth mentioning that the coupling elements are designed rigorously from specific components, elastomeric insulation and always have to be of the same thermal class of the motor. These components have a high electrical resistance, which is coupled with the appropriate flexibility, so that simple handling can occur in the course of processes of extreme importance, such as manufacturing, maintenance and installation of the motor.


text: I just got off tour and blew my amp, so I'm looking for reccomendations on a new rig. I discovered on last tour that I liked to take a 10" and put on top of the drum Monitor so that the speaker was at ear level. I found this very useful on the larger stages. By doing this I could here more detail. I want to keep the rig relatively small, its basically just a monitoring system. I have a 60's precision, and like a nice warm and punchy sound, I mute my bass with foam to try to give a more double bass sound. I'm looking at SWR redhead right now. I appreciate any suggestions.


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Enerquip Partners with new Distributor – Jennings Alberts, Inc.
MEDFORD - Enerquip, a Wisconsin company that specializes in a wide variety of shell and tube heat exchangers, recently added Jennings Alberts, Inc. to its team of Distributors and Manufacturer's representatives to meet its plans for continued growth. Enerquip has been one of the leading providers of heating and cooling equipment for production plants and the OEM's and system integrators that support them. The company crafts stainless steel and high alloy shell and tube heat exchangers of the highest quality, with delivery lead-times that are half of the industry standard. The size of Enerquip heat exchangers can vary from the length of a loaf of bread to the size of a school bus. Jennings Alberts has experienced technical sales engineering team who works with customers' plants in a wide variety of industries, including food, chemical, pharmaceutical, minerals and refining.
Jennings Alberts, Inc. represents leading worldwide manufacturers with a key emphasis in heat transfer. "We benefit from Jennings Alberts complimentary equipment lines and broad industry base, which open new doors for our heat exchangers in the Pennsylvania area," said Ron Herman, Enerquip's Director of Sales & Marketing. Bill Altier, one of the partners at Jennings Alberts says, "We sought out Enerquip for their sanitary exchangers due to their expertise and a strong track record in the sanitary markets, especially food and pharmaceutical. We've been pleasantly surprised at their offerings for the industrial markets as well, especially when it comes to meeting urgent delivery requirements. We are pleased to be aligned with Enerquip as a heat exchanger solution." With the synergies between the companies' product lines and philosophies, both Enerquip and Jennings Alberts will be better positioned to serve their customers more efficiently, provide better heating and cooling solutions, and provide faster delivery than before.


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After a good night's sleep in my palatial accommodations, I got up, ate breakfast and trotted over to the O'Keeffe Museum. The current exhibition is on Marsden Hartley, and I toured that as well as the selections from their permanent collection of O'Keeffes. I overheard the docent say that that of the 2029 known works by Georgia O'Keeffe, the Museum now owns 1141, so, there are always new pieces on exhibit.
Chris Reed showed up at noon, and we walked over to his favorite new restaurant, a tiny French hole in the wall where I had some excellent quiche. We had a really delightful and I think companionable lunch. He has left his job as chair of an art history department in Chicago and joined the English Department at Penn State, where he will be a Professor of "Visual Culture," a term which he invented to describe the mix of art and intellectual history he's developing. He has grown tired of the tight disciplinary boundaries of the Art History world, where he was being pigeon-holed as a specialist in "20thC British decorative arts" which is not at all what he is doing.
Anyway, I think we had a real meeting of minds. He has been working on Japanisme—American reactions to Japanese culture, and has also been organizing a large exhibition on American collectors of Bloomsbury art, which happily opens at Duke next winter.
I spent the rest of the day at the O'Keeffe Research Center, making lists of things I wanted photographed and checking references.
Tomorrow both the Museum and the Research Center are closed, so I will be reading and writing in my room--with a bit of wandering about town before going to Chris's lecture.


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One concern I've had about the paleo diet is how hard it is to get local produce in the winter, and produce makes up at least 50% of what I am eating everyday. This morning, I relied on my teammate The Farmboy's, foresight this fall to make us a delicious breakfast that was 100% local. Beginning with the fat we cooked with: Lard, lovingly rendered from a friend's humanely raised and organically fed pigs this fall. Then eggs from a local farm, salsa we canned in the height of tomato season with produce from the farm The Farmboy works on, and kale that was harvested, blanched, then frozen in the late fall. Best of all, it only took a few minutes to prepare, and if you didn't preserve your own salsa, lard, and kale this fall, you can easily substitue fresh! Here's how:
Salsa Poached Eggs on a Bed of Greens, serves 2, less than 15 min. cook time
1 Tbsp. lard (or ghee, coconut oil, or bacon fat)
2 c. blanched, frozen kale or 1 bunch fresh kale, sliced
4 eggs (look for eggs with bright, deep orange yolks and thick shells)
1 c. salsa (homemade or store bought)
- Over medium heat, melt 1/2 the lard (or other fat) in a medium cast iron skillet (or whatever pan you usually use). Add the kale (could substitute any dark, leafy green), and cook until thoroughly heated through (for frozen) or tender (for fresh), 4-7 minutes. Add a teaspoon or two of water to the skillet of the kale seems to be drying out, the stem will help it cook quickly. Put the cooked greens into bowls.
- In the same skillet, melt the rest of the oil and then heat the salsa to simmering, adjusting the heat to keep it hot but not boiling.
- Crack the eggs into the simmering salsa, and cover with a lid. Wait patiently for 3-6 minutes until the whites are set to your liking, then spoon out two eggs and half the salsa onto each waiting bed of greens. Eat up!
We noticed the eggs cooked this way gave a silky texture that made the whole meal seem rich, like we had melted cheese into it or something. Delicious!


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Where else can you find those kind of "yummy" walls expect in America? On our way back from the beach, we bumped into this very colourful restaurant. You know how much I love colourful things so it was like the perfect spot for me!
Miami is the most colourful city I've experienced until now. Look around you and it will seem like you are living in a rainbow world! for me it looks very unfamiliar as in Switzerland, we actually don't have all those colourful houses!
Discover on those pictures a very simple look "back from the beach". Wearing some very casual summertime pieces like this Topshop short that I got from Zalando! It is my current favorite!
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Awesome addition with the map, Aaron! I didn't get to use it, but I hope others will. The food items we tried from this list were all fantastic and well worth seeking out!
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Going to put this artcile to good use now.
Feyi A02 . 08 . 2016 at 22 h 32 min
Great look! I love Miami, such a colorful city
Nicky02 . 08 . 2016 at 17 h 02 min
Very beautiful look!
Rachel02 . 08 . 2016 at 10 h 57 min
Simply stunning!
Theoni25 . 07 . 2016 at 14 h 46 min
Love this look so much!! Haha and the wall is so pretty!
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Sehr schönes Outfit, die Bluse ist toll.
Liebe Grüsse
Olivia22 . 07 . 2016 at 18 h 15 min
Lovingggg this post!!! So glad you're enjoying your time here girly!
xx Olivia
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DOCSIS 3.1 vs. PON
This post has generated some great buzz on other platforms and is worth sharing again.
There is a perception that the only way broadband cable can compete with the likes of CenturyLink, Google Fiber, and others, is to adopt a fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) network architecture. Before accepting this perception as reality, one should first consider the networks of these competitors.
Legacy telephone networks were built with twisted-pair copper cable, which is approaching the hundred-year mark in some cases. Digital subscriber line (DSL) technology has enabled competitors with telephone company roots to provide high-speed Internet access over these copper legacy networks. Yet, DSL technology appears to be nearing its limits, and practical delivery of data rates that approach 1 gigabit per second (Gbps) is unachievable. Realizing this dilemma, Verizon began replacing their copper networks with FTTH over a decade ago; CenturyLink and other comparable companies have followed suit. Google Fiber is building their networks from scratch, so choosing FTTH network architecture makes sense.
The common denominator among these competitors is their networks are obsolete or non-existent. There is no debate that an entire network built with fiber-optic cable is the way to go if you are building a network from scratch or replacing a legacy copper wire network. However, in addition to fiber-optic cable, FTTH architecture requires in-network installation of optical line terminators (OLT), optical distribution network (ODN) devices, and optical network units (ONU).
The hybrid fiber/coax (HFC) network architecture, used by broadband cable in conjunction with Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification (DOCSIS), has many years of useful service left. Operators currently using DOCSIS 3.0 to provide high-speed Internet access have elements in place to provide downstream data rates of 1 Gbps. With the certification of DOCSIS 3.1 modems and cable modem termination systems (CMTS), downstream data rates over 10 Gbps are feasible. Each version of DOCSIS is compatible with previous versions. This compatibility means customers experience minimal disruption when a migration to the next version is necessary.
Conversion from HFC/DOCSIS network architecture to PON/FTTH architecture requires a "forklift" approach- the old network and its elements will have to be lifted out and replaced with the new network elements. This requires operating two parallel networks until all customers are successfully transferred to the new network. In addition to replacing the coaxial cable with fiber-optic cable, the CMTS will need to be replaced by an OLT and DOCSIS modems/gateways replaced by ONUs.
Any concern of DOCSIS becoming obsolete should be minimal. DOCSIS was developed to leverage the flexibility of HFC networks. Each version adds features and value that have enabled the broadband cable industry to be the leading provider of high-speed Internet access. Compared to switching to PON/FTTH, DOCSIS is less disruptive for customers and the expense to migrate to it is relatively incremental.
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A controlled experiment with three hundred paid subjects participating for a full day is flimsy evidence in the medical field, but for software engineering researchers it is huge. In the February 2007 issue of the Transactions on Software Engineering journal, Arisholm et al., from the Simula Research Lab in Norway, report on a pair programming study with 295 professional Java consultants [1]. One third of the participants worked alone, two thirds worked in pairs on the same problems.
Pair programming –that is, working shoulder-by-shoulder with another developer in the same computer– is one of those practices that has a few vocal convinced believers and a large majority of outsiders remaining silently skeptic. The standard claims are that these pairs are as efficient as individuals, or more; that they produce code of higher quality since everything is being verified as it is written; and that knowledge about the project flows better in the team since at least two people know how every bit of the system works, leading to all sorts of qualitative improvements.
The study of Arisholm & Co. explores the first two of those claims. From the abstract:
"The results of this experiment do not support the hypotheses that pair programming in general reduces the time required to solve the tasks correctly or increases the proportion of correct solutions. On the other hand, there is a significant 84 percent increase in effort to perform the tasks correctly"
So no improvements in time or quality were observed. The results also indicate that pair programming produced higher-quality code in more complex problems, and that junior consultants working in pairs benefit mostly in terms of correctness, while more senior consultants benefit mostly in terms of effort.
Although it's an unusually strong experiment, mainly due to its magnitude, it has two important biases. First, against pair programming: Most subjects had no pair programming experience (while every developer has solo programming experience), and they had to get to work with strangers, so the benefits of knowing your pair's work style and habits did not have a chance to ramp up. Everyone that has seen team members develop trust and collaboration over time would agree that evaluating recently formed pairs is artificial.
Second bias, in favour of pair programming: The real comparison should not be against solo programmers, but against pairs of developers working on the same problems, as a team, but on separate computers. For instance, Joe may choose to work on problems 1, 2, and 3, while Jane works on the much more complex problem 4 all along. The pairs of solo programmers would need to be familiarized with each other as well, of course, so that their long-time collaboration has a chance to kick in.
Still, this is the heaviest data point in pair programming research to date, and it's worth taking a look at it if the topic interests you.
[1] Erik Arisholm, Hans Gallis, Tore Dyba, and Dag I.K. Sjoberg. "Evaluating Pair Programming with Respect to System Complexity and Programmer Expertise." IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 33:2, Feb 2007.


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So Pokemon Go is a thing. It's such a big thing that the servers are overloaded, people in un-recognised regions and people on non-supported platforms are trying workarounds in order to play the game!
Not only is the game an unqualified success in terms of user numbers, news coverage, IP capitalisation and implementation but part-owner of the brand, Nintendo, has seen its stock shoot up in the wake of the game's release.
For me this isn't a particularly surprising result - I mean, Pokemon is a multi-generational IP that has had strong societal mindshare and very strong repeat user support; The developers who made the game have already proven the technology through Ingress (which works on mobile phones) and, finally, the fact that the game is more inclusive and open by being an AR implementation is the coup de grâce - the trifecta of perfection.
If anything, I think Nintendo, Niantic and co. have been too reserved on the release of Pokemon Go and I think that, aside from having microtransactions (which seems to be working really well for them!) they could have also charged a small fee to purchase the app in the first place (maybe $2-5) - so strong is the Pokemon fan base that they would have generated the word-of-mouth that it has seen anyway.
I've long been (and I hate to use this word but it fits in this instance) 'bullish' about AR in comparison to VR and this is, for me, further proof that AR will only go from strength to strength. There are so many more implementations and opportunities out there for AR in comparison to VR that I just can't see the ground swell of support (both user and hardware numbers) for it to really get off the ground.
I can see many more Pokemon Gos in the future of AR. I can't see a Pokemon Go in VR's future.


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The 3 Rs: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
A helpful way to think about taking care of our environment is to think of it as the 3 Rs: Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. These three words encapsulate the ways that you can help conserve and protect our environment.
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Do you want to be the person at your company everyone trusts and is the most-wanted team member? Do you want to be valued for presenting yourself and your company well? The Emily Post Institute's Business Etiquette for Professionals program will help you do just that. This program is designed to help you build better, stronger relationships in your business life. This condensed version of our popular in-person Business Etiquette Seminars is presented by seminar creator Peter Post, author of The Etiquette Advantage in Business, 3rd edition, and The New York Times bestseller Essential Manners for Men. Drawing on his expertise and experience as a business owner, a business etiquette expert, and a seasoned presenter, Peter guides you through essential business etiquette and manners concepts with tools that can help you advance your business relationships and your career.
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The creator of Emily Post business etiquette seminars, Peter leads business seminars for companies both in the United States and abroad. In addition, Peter is the creator and co-presenter of the Emily Post Business Etiquette Train the Trainer Course, taught twice yearly in Burlington, Vermont, or globally by special request. Peter also hosts The Emily Post Institute's E-Learning program. Each e-learning module features Peter as he guides viewers through major manners concepts illustrated with moving text and images that speak a language all their own.