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Big Data Analytics has now become the 'new normal' amongst very many firms. It has become mainstreamed in order to find an edge over competitors.
My firm has been involved in many Big Data analyses for a range of companies from large to small and across many sectors. Based on this experience I identify four main areas in which Big Data Analytics can play a significant role.
Firstly, getting a better understanding of existing customers. Delving into an existing customer base normally involves using the company's own data as a basis, but in many cases linking this data with other data which is out there in the public domain or which can be secured by agreement from other companies. I am often surprised by how little companies actually know about their existing customers. What should be done to retain existing customers or to extend the range of products or services which they consume from the company are all legitimate questions to be addressed in a Big Data Analytics exercise.
Secondly, identifying new customers, or even new whole market segments would normally draw on somewhat different datasets, more often than not government data or other data which is readily available for download into one's own data bases. Company growth very often relies on targeting new consumers or less often new whole markets.
Thirdly, developing new products or services. This often involves not just identifying new customers or markets but also in many cases involving product development based on improved understanding of physical, biological and chemical relationships which underpin the performance of the product. In the case of services, better understanding of economic, political, demographic and social processes can provide a much sounder basis on which to develop new offers. From our experience Big Data Analytics can play really important roles regarding both product and services development.
Fourthly, finding ways in which to improve efficiencies. In this case there are two main focus areas, namely, internally within the business itself, and secondly in the supply chain which is involved in the provision of goods or services. Efficiency gains even if they are in the few percent range can make significant differences to the bottom line.
All businesses are concerned with Return on Investment (RoI). Let's take an example from a large financial institution which has say €1 billion turnover each year and has say 15 million clients. If through Big Data analysis of its current customer base it can gain insights which result in the provision of new or improved products or services to these clients which result in a 2.5% increase of turnover (entirely possible) this would increase turnover by €25 million. If the analysis cost say €200,000 then there would be a 125 times return on investment. Big business and Big Data Analytics for them are one thing, but Big Data Analytics can be beneficial in significant ways to small businesses as well, including for example new start-ups which are trying to understand their potential market and to develop a business plan based on factual conditions.
From our experience RoIs in excess of 10:1 are frequently the case.
Before ending this blog I have to make mention of a critically important issue, namely, privacy. The power of Big Data Analytics to integrate and interrogate data from a wide variety of sources may open large scope for stepping over legal and moral lines and into untoward invasions of personal privacy. We in our company are extremely vigilant in this regard and have instituted layers of checks to ensure that the line is not overstepped.
Big Data analytics is here to stay, and in my view offers really significant new opportunities to better the human and environmental condition. Let's creatively and energetically exploit the positive opportunities opened up, while being very aware of the possible privacy and other potential pitfalls.
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Carme is a co-founder of Synergic Partners, a strategic and technological consultancy firm founded in 2007 which specialises in data management and analysis. Carme has more than 20 years experience in the IT and telecommunications fields. Her company was acquired by Telefonica in 2015 and now operates as a specialist unit within the larger company. Synergic Partners undertakes many Big Data analytical projects for companies in a wide range of domain areas. The company currently has 120 staff and has its main offices in Madrid and Barcelona.
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Sunday, May 27, 2007
This surprised me because it goes against my natural way of thinking. Now I am not boasting, I wish this was a grand self taught ability due to my profound knowledge that this is the right way to be, but actually it is just because it comes as an instinct to me and I can't help it. When I come up against an impediment, my first thought is what can be done to tackle it. It just never seems to occur to me that there can't be anything done. I suppose this is a weakness as much as a strength, as it does unfortunately mean I throw myself at sometimes the most insurmountable of obstacles.
I know I am not the only one who thinks like this, there must be hundreds and thousands of people out there of a similar mindset. Is it natural, or have we taught ourselves to try and think like that? That is another discussion entirely. Yes my way of thinking can be tiring. It requires energy and proactiveness both of which take up a lot of time. It also does not always end in success. But the way I see it, if we all sat there and went "well I can't do anything about it" then the world would just crumble. Medicines would never be discovered, new places never conquered, technology never advanced, the list goes on.
I cannot change the world. No one can, but the tiniest of gestures can make a difference. A smile and a cup of tea with a friend, a card to someone who is ill letting them know you are thinking about them, all these change things for people. And surely it is the minutes in someone's day that make up someone's life? Therefore surely you are changing their life in your own tiny way?
I don't believe in fate. Well actually, I do a bit, but I believe that we are all responsible for our own lives. I had to read a philosopher called Satre as part of my French degree, I think his essay "l'existentialisme est un humanisme" made quite a lot of sense. If you want to do something, you need to get up and do it. Or at least try to do it, not just sit there contemplating whether it is actually all worth it and what if I don't do it maybe someone else will.
My friend Emmie, who often comes out with more intelligent things than me, gave me a quote from Ghandi which seems to sum up what I am trying to say; "be the change that you want to see in the world".
Anyway I figure even if I am wrong…at least I tried.
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OK, Em...here's another one for you...."Run, while you have the light of life" (St. Benedict). I too am a collector of wise words!
I agree, it certainly doesn't benefit anyone to just sit back and think "well I can't do anything about it" or "it's not my problem", and it's true that often one person can't make a huge difference, but we can all make some difference. Especially with something such as organ donation (where each individual can potentially save many lives), which can be promoted and awareness spread. There's no need to just leave it to someone else to figure out. We all have a responsibility to (at least try) do as much as we can when helping others is involved. I think, anyway.
I hope Angel gets her call soon.
Love always, Kat xxx
An example of the seed being broadcast on rocky ground: When I e-mailed my friends and colleagues to draw their attention to the Live Life then Give Life campaign, amongst the positive comments I received about them sharing views on organ donation with family was one, just saying that they didn't like the t-shirts and wouldn't be buying one. Some people just don't get the point.
You both such inspirations to everyone and have managed to promote plight of those people in need or deperate for organ donation... and if more people join organ donor register etc and read such hearbreaking stories like Angel etc then all t more chance of 'hope' for herself and her family.
Im sure if others where in Angels families shoes then tehy may well feel soo differenly when its 'so close to home etc'.Can appreciate some may feel upset reading articles lie Angels but sadly its reality and really need help from people ike ourselves to promote their desperate need of organs etc.
Rach and her sisters have done 6th form presentations all about need for organ donors etc and seeing Rach come through everything and the chance of 'gift of life' has made soo many students aware about organ donation and many sign the register etc.. Soo many students had soo many questions and with Rach and the transplant co-ordinator could allay fears and give relevant inofrmation/leaflets resources etc about Organ Donation. Just our way of thanking the donor/family and TRYING to help others' in similar situations too.
much luv to you all and livelifegivelife...........
Elaine Rach & family xxxx
ps Soo hope 'someone' is able to help Angel before its too late.......Our thoughts and prayers go out to Angel and her family....
- Jac said...
I remember when I told my doctor I wanted to do Medicine at uni, despite not having good health. He said to me "surely it would be better not to try, than to try and fail."
I actually couldn't believe someone would think like that! I replied "No, it's better to try and fail,than to never try at all" But in actual fact, I don't think you can ever fail by trying, because although you might not get the desired, or the expected, outcome you can still enjoy experiences you would not have otherwise encountered.
Your blog entry also makes me think of the "butterfly effect". That question:-
"Does the Flap of a Butterfly's Wings in one country set off a Tornado in another?" where the smallest of changes in a system triggers a chain of events leading to large-scale phenomena. You just never can tell where one gesture, one good deed, one "plea for a liver donor" might end up.
Wow, that was deep for a Sunday afternoon. Need a wee lie down now.
Love and higs
Jac xx
i agree with you emily...and thats why i added the post to the kidney foru, even though i did get attacked for it, thats forums for you lol...but i wouldnt stop posting and spreading coz of those. i think that is the only thing do-able in the case of forums, and im doing that...anyway thanks. ps - you wouldnt be able to get any updates on angel would you? id love to know how shes doing.
pps - so glad youre doing so well!! tc emily :)
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- It's Her said...
"..to think like that. Is it natural or have we taught ourselves to think like that.."
It's natural. Well more like some people have an ability to think like that, like they have an ability to be musical but it needs to be nutured. I don't think its possible to change your instincts.
I know you specifically said That is another discussion entirely. but I thought I'd throw my opinion out there!
I find it baffling when people have, what could be described as a defeatist attitude. Or apathetic? Hmmmm...
- Fi said...
I think I am trying to teach myslef to think positively, like you (as you know) - I thought it came naturally, but it obviously coild so with some working on. So thats what I'm doing.
Thank you for inspiring me again, it's a subtle but sublime effect you have on my outlook on life.
- Mad Asthmatic said...
To sit back and say "what can I do" or "it is not my problem" is just being defeatist.
By one person signing up to become a organ donor there is another life that could potentially be saved.
One person does have the ability to make a difference in the world, even if it is just to make that person smile when they are down.
I try and raise awareness of the UK organ donation campaign,have a link on my blog. If just one person looks at the site and then decides to become an organ donor then I will feel as if I have achieved a small something.
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There are two ways of spreading light -- to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. ~ Edith Wharton
The Possible's slow fuse is lit
By the Imagination. ~ Emily Dickinson
Keep up the good work :D
I recently was described as a bull in a china shop at the school where I work. I feel there aer too many people out there doing very little wnd who feel uncomfortable when people want to do more. I may be a bit Bullish. I don't deny it. But I don't work in a china shop. If we do nothing to china it simply gathers dust. If we do nothing where people are concerned, people suffer. Come on the bulls.
Perhaps in some cases when people say, "what can I do about it?" it's meant as a rhetorical question and not to be taken literally.
you are so right Emily - saying "it's not our problem" is never the answer. We may only we able to help in a tiny way but we should always try to do our utmost for those with problems. I agree with you that we can give fate a hand; I don't think anything is inevitable and being tenacious and hanging on can work wonders.
Keep up the good work,
How can anyone say such a ridiculous comment ? And as for the person who wrote to flipper... well quite frankly people like that should not even be considered for a transplant if they needed one. They should try and put themselves in the position of someone waiting for a transplant before coming out with such random comments !

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I've Earned My 'Life' Stripes
This morning my husband and I were reflecting on some poignant and growing moments along the journey of our lives and the passage of time. Each person has events happen – unique to only them – and we are no exception to this. It is our story – our 'rite of passage' – our legacy.
Many times throughout our lives – we found ourselves in strange circumstances – only to be followed up by the bizarre and ridiculous. The stretching and growing things of life – born out of difficulty and contrary circumstances have given us balance and perspective. Nothing surprises us too much anymore – and we have learned to make it through any storm that life throws at us – wait it out – and know that the sun will shine again someday. And it always does.
It begins early in our life when seeking to gain independence. And what we always find – is that freedom has a cost.
Our daughter learned this when she moved out of her childhood home and into her own apartment. Things were free at home – but they came with a cost. House rules and limitations. Independence had a price tag – a very high price tag – but she was willing to pay it. Our son will have to learn the same thing when he is weary of living by our 'rules' at home. And grows beyond the constraints of Mom and Dad. He will feel his itchy feet feeling the need to establish himself in the real world – and to become independent from us – and become a man.
And so it is as we mature – and we develop our own 'voice'. We have to count the cost – ask ourselves – "is it worth the price?" and most of the time – if we want it bad enough – it is. It means stepping out – taking a leap of faith and going for it – no matter what others say. This is how we gain wisdom and experience. Sometimes good experiences – sometimes bad. Sometimes we keep our cool – sometimes we don't. But we learn. By necessity – we learn.
It is in those experiences that we earn our 'life' stripes. We get to a certain age and wear them proudly – displaying them in our faces – the many laugh lines and stress lines too – and in our bodies – worn out by wear and tear – year after year. This all too – is part of what we earn. Part of the lessons of life that you can't teach to others – it is what you have to live through – experience – and be willing to make it through to the other side. Our 'life' stripes have bought us our independence and 'our story' – but it has also come at a very high price. Loss of friendships and of ideals. A new-found awareness that people can be unkind and even cruel – leading to a resignation of how things are. And how things will continue to be. A forever loss of innocence.
But in the midst of all of this 'life' – I'm proud to say that God has been at the center of everything we have ever gone through as a family – or as a married couple. We've made plenty of mistakes – and will continue to make them – because we are not perfect – in fact hopelessly flawed and in need of a Savior every day to save us from our selfish ways. I'm thankful that because of His great love and patience for us – we are able to do as well as we do – all with a sense of humor and kindness. He gives us our 'life' stripes and we proudly display them – day after day – year after year. And in this new 'season' of life that we have found ourselves in – we have found life to be very sweet – and God has replaced the bad with good – and given us way more than we deserve – a wonderful family and friends that are daily in our lives – supporting us and making us thankful every day. And when life seems hard and not fair – I find myself coming back to what I know. That He is good.
Thank you Lord for your faithfulness – even when I am not faithful.
Thank you Lord for your patience – when I am so impatient.
Thank you for the hard lessons you have brought me through – even when I was unteachable and stubborn.
Thank you that I have the ability to look back over the years and see your hand over my life – for your protection and great love and for thinking me worthy enough to handle the strict discipline of your love.
Yes – I've earned them. I've earned my 'life' stripes.
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As you ride on Metro Line 1, you may be catch a glimpse of an eerie abandoned station between the Iglesia and Bilbao metro stops. That was once the Chamberí Metro Station.
Inaugurated on October 17, 1919, it was one of the eight stations that originally formed the underground railway network in Madrid. The architect and designer Antonio Palacios was inspired by the look of the Parisian stations of the time, managing to mitigate the possible reluctance of the public to use the subway through the use of bright, colorful and bright spaces in contact with travelers, halls, tunnels and platform step finishes massively tiled using white ceramic pieces. Its design meets the criteria of functionality, simplicity and economy. Many metro stations during the Civil War were used as warehouses and makeshift shelters for citizens during air raids.
In the 1960's, due to increased passenger traffic, Madrid Metro decided to extend stations on Line 1 to commission new trains of greater capacity. Thus, the platforms of all stations were extended from 60 meters to 90 meters. Given the technical impossibility of extending the station Chamberí for its curve and proximity to Bilbao and Iglesia stops, the Ministry of Public Works decided to close the Chamberí Station on May 21, 1966.
The station remained unused for over forty years, reducing its speed trains as they passed through its facilities, in which the platforms were cut to facilitate the movement. The fact that external access had been walled allowed the conservation of many of the everyday objects of its period, such as billboards, lathes and even ticket stubs in the bins. However, the station eventually was vandalized.
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Tomorrow it will be exactly a year since we went to Dunoon and picked up our Tara-pup. We were only dogless for a few months after we moved in, but I honestly don't really remember what it was like now. I'm so glad that we were able to adopt her.
Once we got permission to get a dog, we didn't have to wait long to find her. Everything just sort of fell into place at the right time. I suppose it was meant to be that way, if we'd gotten permission sooner, we might have got a different dog sooner and it probably wouldn't have been Tara.
We brought her home and she settled in pretty quickly. I don't think I'll forget that first night; we didn't know what sort of schedule she would be on for bathroom breaks and we weren't used to the sound of having a dog in the bedroom. I ended up getting up every two to three hours to take her out. In all the time we've had her, we've had very few accidents though, she's very good at telling us exactly what she wants.
She's one of my favourite models for taking photos now. Apparently taking photos of black dogs can be tricky, but it's not something I've ever really struggled with. She's a very photogenic dog, though I've got lots of photographic 'outtakes' from times when the picture hasn't quite gone right.
When we got her she hadn't had much experience travelling in cars but she soon got the hang of that. In fact she got rather too much of a hang of car travel which resulted in us having to replace a seatbelt in the back after she ate it. Now she patiently wears a muzzle in the back which has stopped her eating the fittings. She particularly loves the van, I think she'll be the saddest of all when we finally sell it. When she realises that she can get in it, she gets so excited and just loves sitting up at the front between us on trips to the beach.
She's got some of the funniest little quirks. She sleeps on her back a lot of the time; I've never really known a dog to do that, but it's something she seems to have done since she was a tiny pup. She's wormed her way onto sleeping at the end of our bed and she often lies there dreaming; she makes little yipping noises and kicks out her legs. She also frequently sleeps with her tongue hanging out, and sometimes with her eyes half open.
When we got her Tara knew a few tricks, like sit and giving a paw. She's so quick to learn new tricks, but unlike my last dog she doesn't like to do the same thing over and over again to learn a trick; you have to do it gradually. I must remember to get a video of her party piece (it's a trick that I taught my last dog and so I was thrilled when Tara picked it up so quickly). I make a gun with my hands and say 'stick 'em up', and she puts up both her paws; I say 'bang' and she drops to the ground and lies down; then I say 'you're dead' and she rolls to her side'; then she gets up again pretty quickly to make sure she doesn't miss out on her treat. I'm also trying to teach her to belly-crawl along the ground.
We've also done some big things; like having her little op. She never used to have a problem with visiting the vet, but now she leaves a little puddle there whenever she goes. It's slightly embarrassing, as I mentioned above, she very rarely has accidents, apart from when she comes face to face with the vet. She also celebrated her first birthday. I put a big bow on her and she was thoroughly unimpressed.
She's got everyone twisted around her chubby paws. My father-in-law told us that if we got a dog, they didn't want it to be at their house all the time; it couldn't go on the furniture; it wasn't to be given titbits. Now of course she does all of that and my father-in-law is totally soppy around her. They spoil her rotten (she's their grand-pup). She's also a complete daddy's girl and loves Mr Click. Normally when we watch TV on an evening, she'll end up snuggled on his lap, fast asleep.
She's made friends with the rats and the cat which my in-laws have adopted. She gives us hours of entertainment and since we got her Mr Click and I get a lot more exercise (if not walking her miles and miles, it's chasing her round the house to wrestle junk mail or tissues off of her). She's turning into a more grown up dog now, I don't see her little puppy face quite so often now, instead she looks more serious. She's calmed down a lot now too, she's better at walking on her lead, and she's gradually becoming more obedient.
I've really enjoyed our first year of Tara, I'm looking forward to seeing what the next year will bring.


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How Do You Know You Have the Right IaaS Provider For Your IoT Business?
The Scoop, IaaS, Infrastructure as a Service, IoT Application, IoT, Internet of Things, IoT Business, IaaS Provider, Connectivity
As an IoT business, you know your connectivity needs to be up and running 24x7x365. Your network is critical if you're supplying IoT services to clients that depend on your connectivity for success.
If your current connectivity is unreliable and interfering with your business's success, it may be time to look for a new provider, especially if they're not giving you the time of day to solve problems or they lack security offerings.
While your current provider may have promised excellent service that sounded good on paper, that doesn't necessarily mean they delivered. In this blog, we share three ways to know if it's time for your IoT business to make the switch to a better IaaS provider.
3 Key Features of a Quality IaaS Provider
1. Stability/Reliability
Does your provider handle both network services and your IaaS computing needs? Having all communication providers available for your network needs in the same building, and controlled by your IaaS provider, gives your IoT app the best chance for a successful implementation and ongoing management.
Single-source providers can diagnose and fix issues holistically and manage traffic to and from all carriers, no matter the type of traffic, whether it be wireless, public Internet, or private circuit traffic.
Plus, single-source providers have direct relationships with the carriers that you'll need in the long-term to make sure data is captured securely and error-free. Without this, you'll be calling the carriers yourself, hoping they can help when the chips are down.
Be wary of larger national providers, where most can't control and manage the breadth of service. An IaaS provider can boast amazing features, but if they aren't also handling your network, you can be sure connectivity trouble is on its way. By choosing a provider that handles both services, you can rest easy knowing you're in good hands.
2. Security
Hackers are increasingly taking advantage of vulnerabilities in IoT devices, making cyber security essential for IoT businesses. It's part of the reason why the manufacturing industry has a target on its back, where any of the multitudes of connected devices at manufacturing plants can serve as an open door to cybercriminals.
Failing to secure your IoT can have huge monetary repercussions, from paying for ransomware remediation to cleaning up your brand image after losing customer trust. Your clients will want to know their devices' connections and data are secure.
Be sure that your provider offers security solutions including:
- Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) for lightning-speed recovery from downtime to keep your network, applications, and data safe no matter what disaster strikes
- Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) for defense against the growing number of application attacks taking place on layers 4-7 of the OSI network stack and application-level control (allows you to see and control what applications are being used on your network)
3. Support
Quality of service and support from your IaaS provider are crucial when it comes to your IoT application's success. Is your provider there for you? Do you trust them to come through when it matters most and listen to your needs?
You need an IaaS provider that offers 24/7/365 monitoring, service, and support to ensure uptime you can count on. Choose a provider that will sit down with you one-on-one to create a plan and solve problems, and will continue to have your back in the future.
Choosing the Right Provider
Having connectivity and provider woes? By choosing a provider like LightBound that offers both network and IaaS, plus top-notch security and support, you'll be able to enjoy stability, reliability, and the best in connectivity.
"While cloud servers and storage are important, if we don't have connectivity, nothing else matters." - Mike Paredes, CEO of Gauge
LightBound helped one IoT business, Gauge, finally get the connectivity they needed for their robust IoT application. Gauge started with another IaaS provider but soon discovered that provider couldn't give them the uptime or support they needed, nor could they fully transition Gauge's data to its cloud-based application.
Gauge's CEO expressed that, while features are great, if there's no connectivity the show is over. Thankfully, LightBound was able to help them successfully make the transition and provide the excellent connectivity, security, local support, and peace of mind they needed.
Want to learn more about how LightBound helped Gauge get the connectivity and support they needed for IoT and IaaS success? Read the Gauge Case Study today!


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Sleat's newest and brightest café opened its doors on Monday 30th May. Located behind the Armadale Filling Station, community shop and Post Office, the 'Trading Post' is open Monday to Saturday serving delicious teas and coffees, artisan juices, home-baking, filled rolls, home-made soup and much more. The 'Post' is Sleat's newest meeting place so why not drop in and see for yourself.


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Be prepared for another hot and humid day across central Indiana! Indianapolis reached a high of 90° on Friday with a heat index at 101°. The weather conditions will be similar on Saturday as temperatures rebound into the lower 90s. The humidity is going to create heat indices from 100° to 105° by the late afternoon hours! It will be another dry day across the area with scattered cloud cover through the afternoon.
Excessive heat warning remains in effect through 8 PM Sunday for our northern counties. Much of central Indiana is under a heat advisory through 8 PM Saturday.
There are going to be several dry hours on Sunday before showers and thunderstorms move into central Indiana. Clouds will build into the state during the afternoon and the heat could trigger an isolated shower or storm. However, rain chances will increase late in the day as a storm system approaches the state.
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Want an accurate census? Engage Latino business owners
If California wants to achieve an accurate count of all residents during the 2020 census and secure billions of dollars in federal funds, it must engage and activate an invaluable resource sitting at the ready: California's Latino-owned businesses.
About 4.4 million Latino-owned businesses in the United States contribute more than $700 billion to the economy annually, according to the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. These same businesses created nearly three million American jobs and are driving a gross domestic product of more than $2 trillion. A 2017 report by UC Riverside found that from 2007 to 2012, the number of Latino-owned businesses grew 46 percent across the country – including 44 percent in California and a remarkable 51 percent in Inland Southern California.
Despite challenges like inadequate access to capital, the number of Latino businesses in the U.S. are growing at a rate that outpaces just about every other ethnic group, according to a 2018 study from the Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative.
In California, these businesses are economic drivers for local communities. But they represent more than the jobs they offer and revenue they inject into our economy. They're anchors in our communities. They're trusted partners, friends and neighbors.
Latino families value their presence in our neighborhoods. Many Latinos come from countries where supporting locally-owned businesses translates into helping the people we trust the most. These businesses are part of the fabric of their communities. This is why Latino-owned business are essential players to ensure an accurate and successful census count.
Whether they own the local grocery store, taqueria, nail salon or dry cleaner, Latino business owners are trusted resources for the communities they serve. If there are two things Latinos agree on, it's how much we value family and hard work. These businesses represent both.
Whether in the suburbs, a rural town or the city, Latino-owned businesses are safe communal places where goods and services are exchanged, and where cultural traditions are celebrated. If we wish to overcome the growing hesitation and fear some Latinos feel toward the census, then we must engage and invest in these community anchors, entrepreneurs and leaders.
As a basic starting point, Latino-owned businesses can be local community hubs that communicate the importance of the census, which starts in April 2020. Most people living out their daily lives are not walking around thinking about the census. Why should they? It happens every 10 years and, although it's one of our most important trackers of vital statistics, few grasp its importance.
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This discussion is related to the 6DOF sensorfusion algorithm only and the potential to include an adaptative estimation of external acceleration.
According to Sensorfusion strategy (AN5023), the accelerometer measurement includes gravity, external acceleration and sensor noise. External acceleration and sensor noise are computed as noise variances and input errors in sensorfusion strategy (indirect kalman). External acceleration variance is defined as Qa,k. The accelerometer sensor model is defined in terms of the deviation of the accelerometer measurement magnitude from the 1g sphere with noise variances being proportional in terms of a constant k determined from geometrical arguments to a value of 3 (norm based method?).Lower bounds of the noise estimates are applied for robustness of the model in cases measurements rely solely on gravity value.
In the 9DOF mode, the filter weights the magnetometer & accelerometer depending on external interferences (accelerations / magnetic) but in the 6DOF the filter cannot rely in magnetometer data. If I have well understood the filter working principle (not evident!), smaller weights are given to the accelerometer output with respect to the gyroscope output when there is external acceleration. If the accelerometer output is not near 1g it is determined that there is external acceleration and smaller weights are given to the accelerometer output by increasing the measurement noise variance.
After some reading about indirect kalman filters I bumped onto an interesting approach to handle external acceleration ("Orientation estimation using a quaternion-based indirect kalman filter with adaptative estimation of external acceleration", Young Soo Suh), I wondered if this alternative method could be implemented in sensorfusion by directly estimating external acceleration from the filter residual. The main advantage of the proposed method is that the direction of external acceleration is estimated and used for compensation. For example, suppose there is only external acceleration in the x axis. In the accelerometer norm-based method, smaller weights are given to all 3 axis accelerometer outputs and thus valuable information contained in y and z axis accelerometer output is lost. With an adaptative method, smaller weights are given only to x axis thus y and z outputs are still used in the filter.
This is just another way of the many existing to craft sensor fusion models but I was wondering if, a minor modification of the sensorfusion strategy, could improve the external acceleration stimate.


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2018 has started with a bunch of important events devoted to respiratory diseases in France, and EFA Member FFAAIR has been an active member in many of them: the Franchophone Lung Society Congress celebrated in Lyon, the Francophone "Alvéole" Days in Nantes, and in the salon "Health for All" in Paris.
FFAAIR not only had a stand in all these three events but also organised sessions to improve the lives of respiratory patients, touching upon physical activity, communication between healthcare professionals and patients with severe illness, the problems around air pollution and assistantce to help respiratory patients quit smoking. During the events, participants had also the chance to undergo respiratory tests to assess their lung function.
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The Department of Dental Science at RBH follows both general and specialised practices for restoration and cosmetic cures of the teeth. Oral diseases are major public health problems due to their high incidence and prevalence across the globe. A set of perfect teeth not only has a significant impact on the overall appearance of a face but also reflects good health and should therefore be cared for and maintained.
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ScanGuage is an amazing computer that will plug into your car's ODB II connector (all cars built after 1996 have one) and will report on several different things, the most important of which is your fuel economy! You'll be amazed when you stomp on the gas and notice that you are getting a whopping 2 miles per gallon (no more racing from the light).
ScanGuage provides three main functions:
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Let me tell you a bit more about my new cardigan, which I have christened "Elwing Calafalas". According to this handy elven name generator, that means challenging times. It's an apt description of how my life feels right now.
Elwing Calafalas is going to be a rather simple affair, knitted from the top down with raglan sleeves. I am not following a pattern, but making it up as I go, as I didn't find anything that really spoke to me – and I have a somewhat clear idea what this sweater should be.
I measured my neck, and made a gauge swatch to determine how many stitches I should cast on for the back (50). Then I added 1/3 of the back stitches to either side (2×16), and then 1 more stitch, so my setup row reads: 1 – 16 – 50 – 16- 1, separated by markers.I rounded down for the arm stitches, not up, because I found that more often than not (sock heels being the great exception) it's easier towork with even numbers of stitches.
You can see the markers (if you look closely) in this photo.
Then follow the yoke increase rows, where I made 10 extra stitches every right side row by kf&b every 1st and last stitch, and every stitch before and after a marker.
At ~3 inches down, I closed the front by increasing 2×2 and 1×16 stitches for a lowish crew neck.
And finally, when the diagonal lines along the arm increases measured 10 inches, I put the arm stitches on scrap yarn, cast on an additional 10 stitches to close the sides beneath the arms, and am now set to knit about a mile of stockinette. Yeah.
I get bored by endless rows rows of stockinette just like any other person, but the vision I have for this sweater is a simple, all-day kind of piece.
The edgings will in all likelihood be a picot edging, like this one here. And if I don't change my mind again, it'll get a zipper.Oh, and pockets. Definitively pockets.


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The Austrian composer Joseph Anton Bruckner (1824-1896) is best known for his nine monumental symphonies and his religious compositions.
Anton Bruckner was born on Sept. 4, 1824, at Ansfelden in Upper Austria. He was the first of 11 children of the village schoolmaster. At an early age Anton had his first music lessons from his father and began to help him with his teaching duties. When he was 11, he began to study with his cousin, and his earliest compositions date from this time. Two years later, at the death of his father, Anton was transferred to the monastery of St. Florian, where he remained as a chorister until 1840. St. Florian was always to be a spiritual refuge for him; at his own request, he was buried under the great organ there.
After preparatory courses at Linz, Bruckner was certified as an assistant teacher for elementary schools. He taught in a small village near Steyr, where he continued his organ studies. In 1845 he became a teacher and assistant organist at St. Florian and was finally appointed first organist in 1855. During the years at St. Florian, Bruckner composed many liturgical works. Typical of the larger-scale compositions are the Requiem (1849) and the Missa solemnis (1854), both first performed at St. Florian.
In 1856 Bruckner became principal organist at Linz Cathedral. He studied with the Viennese theorist and organist Simon Sechter, traveling to Vienna every year for 6 weeks of concentrated study. During his 5 years of strict contrapuntal studies, he did not compose. Bruckner completed his course with Sechter in 1861 and began to study orchestration and form with the conductor Otto Kitzler. Through him, Bruckner came to know Wagner's music. Stimulated by this new experience, he began to write instrumental works: an overture, two unnumbered symphonies, and a string quartet.
Bruckner's first mature work was the Mass in D Minor (1864); it was followed by the Mass in E Minor and the First Symphony (1866). Partly because of overwork, the composer suffered a severe nervous breakdown in 1867. A sojourn at Bad Kreuzen brought him relief, and grateful for his recovery, he began his third, and last, great Mass, in F Minor, which he completed the following year.
Bruckner became professor of thorough bass, counterpoint, and organ at the Vienna Conservatory in 1868, a position he retained till 1891. He held other important posts in Vienna: organist of the Imperial Court Chapel (1868-1892) and lecturer in harmony and counterpoint at the University of Vienna (1875-1894). He also found time to write his huge symphonies, which are pervaded by a deep religious feeling. At first, they were not successful. His partisanship of Wagner brought him the enmity of Eduard Hanslick and other influential critics in Vienna, who preferred the music of Brahms. However, Bruckner's work gradually won recognition, especially outside Austria.
Bruckner's last eight symphonies were composed in Vienna beginning in 1871. He frequently revised his work; for example, there are three versions of the Second, Third, and Eighth Symphonies and four of the Fourth (Romantic) Symphony. Since other revisions were also made, with or without his authorization, by his disciples, it has been extremely hard to establish the accurate text of his symphonies. The International Bruckner Society has published critical editions.
Bruckner's health failed during his last years. In 1895 the emperor Franz Josef offered him free quarters in the Belvedere Palace. There, after a morning spent working on the Ninth Symphony (the finale is incomplete), Bruckner died on Oct. 11, 1896.
Further Reading on Joseph Anton Bruckner
Two enthusiastic and sentimental biographies of Bruckner are Gabriel Engel, The Life of Anton Bruckner (1931), and Werner Wolff, Anton Bruckner: Rustic Genius (1942). Hans F. Redlich, Bruckner and Mahler (1955), is a well-balanced presentation of the two composers. Erwin Doernberg, The Life and Symphonies of Anton Bruckner (1960), is more opinionated. Robert Simpson, The Essence of Bruckner (1968), gives impressionistic analyses of the nine symphonies. Dika Newlin, Bruckner, Mahler, Schoenberg (1947), presents Bruckner in his cultural environment and includes analyses of his major works.


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Simon had been jilted at the alter by Richard and then promptly lost his job. With no income of his own, and also the loss of his partner of two years sharing the bills, Simon knows he also likely will soon lose his apartment. Things can't really get that much worse. So Simon decides to relocate out in the country. His Uncle Tiberius owns a farm and Simon recalls having a fun-filled two weeks out there one summer back in his childhood. But of course living in the country after a lifetime in the city isn't as easy as Simon expected, nor was the complexities involved in starting a relationship so far out in the country.
A little slow to begin with, this nevertheless is a good, fun, city-boy-goes-country style story. The beginning – where Richard stands Simon up at the alter, followed by his outrageous scene leaving his job and making the decision to move to his Uncle's farm is all well written and really fun to read. But I couldn't help but feel while reading this first third of the book that this was all "background" material. A quicker, pass through these scenes – amazing as they were – would have sat better with me and given us a faster opening to Gentry and Simon's introduction and the true plot unfolding. I enjoyed seeing Simon go through the pain and heartache, but felt impatient for the "real" story to begin. This could have just been me though, and other readers might prefer the meandering way the plot moves and taking their time to come to the real relationship here – Simon and Gentry. They don't really kick off their relationship until half way through the book, but some readers might enjoy this slower pace.
Once Simon and Gentry started to become involved, I found the story to be both funny and romantic. Their relationship progressed at the same slow, easy mosey as the rest of the story does, so the story is quite consistent in its pacing. I would strongly recommend this story for more traditional romance readers who like a lot of character development and time spent with their plot being fleshed out. This would be an excellent introduction-style story for readers new to M/M romances in my mind. There is only the one erotic scene, right at the very end of the story (and a few chaste kisses scattered through the last quarter of the story) and there is nothing in it that I feel pushes the envelope or is outrageously explicit. As such, straight romance readers looking to dip a toe into erotic literature (and/or M/M romance) should be warmly satisfied with this as an experimental try.
Both Simon and Gentry's characters are well explored and the romance between them is tastefully written. I found the pacing a little slow for my personal preference, and would have liked a bit more spice to an erotic story, but I can't fault the plot, characterization or warmth infused in this fun, lighthearted story. I also enjoyed the author's voice – this is a good story told in a humorous, friendly fashion that is as addictive as it is fun. A good read I thoroughly enjoyed.
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Vastavam web: Underscoring the importance of protection and promotion of mother tongues, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu today said he has made it a point to drive home the issue wherever he goes."I have set a goal, the protection of mother tongues. The protection of native languages in the country, be it Telugu, Tamil, Marathi, Kannada, Punjabi, Bengali, Assamese or Bhojpuri, is needed," he said.
"Like the cultural renaissance, all languages need to be promoted and their sweetness and fragrance taken to the new and young generation.. I'm talking about languages wherever I am going," Naidu said.One can learn any other language, but mother tongue should not be forgotten, the vice president stressed.
"I'm not against English. You study English, French, Russian, any language. But, don't forget your mother tongue. Because, language and perception, both walk together," Naidu said.The decision of Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao to make Telugu compulsory from the primary-level showed his commitment towards the promotion of Telugu, he said.


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November 12, 2018
We're thrilled to celebrate University Press Week along with our peers in the Association of University Presses. Since 2012, the Association has celebrated University Press Week each year to help tell the story of how university press publishing supports scholarship, culture, and local and global communities. Emphasizing the critical role of university presses in providing a voice for authors, ideas, and communities beyond the scope of mainstream publishing, this year's theme is #TurnItUP.
"University presses publish authors from around the world and right at home, writing on subjects that are broad, niche, and at every level of inquiry in between," said AUPresses Executive Director Peter Berkery. "Without university presses, many of these authors or subjects would not be heard in the marketplace of ideas. We're delighted to make this aspect of our work the focus of UP Week 2018."
Amplifying scholarship and minority voices has long been a mission of the University of Arizona Press.
Founded in 1959, the University of Arizona Press has been an ardent supporter of the international scholarly conversation in the fields of anthropology, archaeology, environmental science, history, Indigenous studies, Latinx studies, Latin American studies, and the space sciences. We continue to look for new opportunities to bring this scholarship to readers all over the globe. One such example of this is our Open Arizona initiative. Thanks to support from the Mellon Foundation, we're exploring open access opportunities for foundational texts that document histories and experiences of Indigenous and Latino groups of the southwestern United States. The Open Arizona project will include works that touch on topics such as the impact of government policy on Indigenous communities and the experiences of Mexican American communities throughout the twentieth century.
We've supported emerging and established voices in Indigenous and Latinx fiction and poetry through our award-winning literary series for nearly fifty years.
The University of Arizona Press was one of the first publishers to celebrate Native American and Indigenous voices in poetry and fiction through our Sun Tracks series, established in 1971. One of the latest books in that series comes from Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, the first published Marshallese poet.
We were one of the first publishers to support Latinx voices in poetry and fiction through our Camino del Sol series, established in 1997. Former U.S. Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera was the inaugural author in the series, and we had the honor of publishing the debut full-length collection from Vickie Vértiz, Palm Frond With Its Throat Cut, which was just named a Pen America Literary Award winner in Poetry.
We're turning it up this spring with a brand new series.
We're thrilled to release the first two books from The Feminist Wire Books, a new series from The Feminist Wire (TFW) and the University of Arizona Press that presents a cultural bridge between the digital and printing worlds. Marquis Bey's debut essay collection unsettles normative ways of understanding Blackness, Black feminism, and queerness. Them Goon Rules is an un-rulebook, a long-form essayistic sermon that meditates on how Blackness and nonnormative gender impact and remix everything we claim to know. The Chicana M(other)work Anthology is a call to action for justice within and outside academia. Using an intersectional lens, this volume brings together emerging scholarship and testimonios by and about self-identified Chicana and Women of Color mother-scholars, activists, and allies who center mothering as transformative labor.
"At a time when misinformation and disinformation travel with head-spinning speed, TFW's short-form books let readers pause," said University of Arizona Press Director Kathryn Conrad. "They are provocative conversation starters that call us to think and to act."
Thank you for celebrating with us this week!
Send us your #UPShelfies or tag us with your favorite University of Arizona Press titles that really #TurnItUP. From all of us at the Press, thank you for your support!


text: February 27, 2020 Hawkins, Terence Tagged: Author (1956- ) US academic and author, active in the latter capacity from around 1995. His first novel, The Rage of Achilles (2009), reworks parts of Homer's Iliad (circa 800-700 BCE) in accordance to the arguments developed by Julian Jaynes in The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind (1976), in terms of which his rage would have been perceived by the pre-conscious Achilles as god-commanded. In Hawkins's second novel, the Near Future Dystopian American Neolithic (2014; rev 2019), a band of Neanderthals (see Apes as Human) have been hiding in a Keep in New York into a Dystopian Near Future America, where their behaviour is more humane and sophisticated than that of their Homo sapiens relatives. The trial of one of them for murder exposes their origin, arousing the ire of the American fundamentalist Christian right, which has already been successful in essentially criminalizing the concept of Evolution through a restrictive Constitutional amendment. [JC]Terence Hawkinsborn Uniontown, Pennsylvania: 1956diedworks The Rage of Achilles (Sacramento, California: Casperian Books, 2009) [pb/] American Neolithic (Chattanooga, Tennessee: C and R Press, 2014) [pb/] American Neolithic (Tulsa, Oklahoma: Calliope Group, 2019) [rev of the above: pb/] links Internet Speculative Fiction Database Previous versions of this entry 26/02/2018 05/07/2018 11/08/2018 14/01/2020


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I have officially reached the point in my pregnancy where I am cleared to go into labor at any point. Essentially it's a waiting game. I have never been one to sit around and wait for the next phase of my life to start. Therefore, I have continued to try to fill my calendar with activities (to make this waiting game go by faster). To fill the time, I have continued working out regularly, taking my daughter to her scheduled weekly activities, running my usual errands and trying to cook satisfying, healthy meals at home.
Whole Wheat Calzone with Chicken Sausage, Peppers and Onions
We got several gifts for our wedding that I shamefully have not used. What better time than now? This week I opted to pull out a calzone mold that we hadn't even taken out of the box. We were crazy. With this handy device and my toaster oven, I made an incredible meal that was filling, healthy and kid approved.
- Two packages of fresh whole wheat pizza dough (I picked up in the refrigerated section of our local Trader Joes)
- 1 green pepper sliced lengthwise
- 1 red pepper sliced lengthwise
- 1/2 medium onion sliced
- 1 package fresh chicken sausage links
- 1 container fresh pizza sauce (I also picked up from the refrigerated section of our local Trader Joes)
- Handful of fresh sliced grape tomatoes
- Handful of fresh sliced basil
- Optional mozzarella cheese
- Olive Oil (to spread on top of calzone before cooking)
The recipe is very flexible and really doesn't take long. The chicken sausage is raw, so you will need to cook it before stuffing in the calzone. See above. I threw in the onions and peppers as well.
- Set your toaster oven or oven to 450 degrees and place the pan that you will be cooking the calzone on in the oven while it is preheating.
For each package of fresh dough, I rolled the dough into a single ball and split it in half. That's right. This recipe made four calzones between two packages of dough. Since it is fresh, you will need to roll out each section of dough using the mold as a guide to determine the proper size. Once you have the dough rolled out, simply place it in the mold and stuff one side! I opted to spread some pizza sauce at the base, followed by a scoop of the chicken sausage and peppers mixture, a handful of grape tomatoes and basil and finally a little bit of mozzarella cheese. Fold the dough over, sealing the dough and transfer to the baking sheet that is preheating in your oven. I spread a little bit of olive oil on top of the calzone before throwing it in the oven for 12-14 minutes.
Voila. This is big. I admit. We are eaters in this family. You may need to split this with someone. I couldn't stop. I had no self control. It's that good. Let me know what you think. My daughter approved!
It is not a rumor that the last few weeks of pregnancy, mom's go into some sort of "nesting" phase. Every time I leave the house, I am trying to tidy up (in the event that my water breaks or I go into labor while I am out and don't' come home for a few days). No one wants someone coming into their house to a mess while they are gone. I also don't want to come home from the hospital to a mess. My daughter continues to learn from her mom.
Sweep, sweep, sweep. She has her own broom that she brings out when I am cleaning. This week she started double fisting brooms. Thanks for giving mom a break!
What does 38 weeks pregnant look like for me? See above. We are invited to several parties over the next few weeks. We have no idea whether I will be pregnant or not at any of these events. This makes for planning what to wear extremely difficult. This "maternity" cocktail dress that I bought for our New Year's trip to the Greenbrier hardly slides over my extended stomach. Let's just say it was pulling the hemline up to a level that was starting to feel a little risqué for the bat mitzvah that we were invited to Saturday evening.
I had never been to a bat mitzvah (or bar mitzvah for that matter). However, I am more than willing to try something new. Get this. I haven't had this much fun at a party in a LONG time (and I was completely sober!). Theme was candy and candy there was. I snapped pictures all over of ideas that will stay in my mind for future birthday party ideas.
No doubt about it, this was an incredible celebration with incredible food. The DJ was on point, somehow dragging both old and young onto the dance floor at the same time. There was a popcorn machine, a photo booth, a station making airbrushed hats and t-shirts, an ice cream bar, an open bar, the list goes on and on.
My husband and I wandered over to the kid's section to grab a few things for my daughter. For something so out of the box for us, this evening topped any dinner that we would have had if we went out to a restaurant for a date night.
We picked my daughter up an air brushed hat that said "Nuggy D". What's the background with this? When my daughter was born, I started calling her "Nugget". That turned into "Nugs", which turned into "Nuggy". Our last name is Dufresne. Hence, "Nuggy D.". Hilarious. Even funnier. She responds to it. One day she will appreciate this hat. Picture teens jamming to Taylor Swift, high on sugar, air brushed hats and all. The only thing that I could see was what my husband and I's life will be like in 12 years (when we have two raging teen girls ourselves).
Parties like this take on a new meaning when you are a parent. I think there was a reason why I made it to this party. I was really just smiling all night. So was my husband. If we don't get another date night out for another few weeks, I'm glad we made it out for this. My next doctor's appointment is Tuesday. 38 weeks. Clock is ticking.


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Panthers sign Api Koroisau. Sauce to stay? Tim Grant to leave before June 30?
Promising South Sydney hooker Api Koroisau is heading to Penrith Panthers in 2015 after signing a two year contract with the club. Koroisau recently made his debut against Penrith when he replaced Isaac Luke in a game where South Sydney proved too good 18-2 in wet conditions at SportingBet Stadium. Kevin Kingston is in the final year of his contract at Penrith having represented the club on 104 occasions.
In related news, Troy Dodds from Penrith's Western Weekender says that Tim Grant may be heading by the end of June 30 to South Sydney. It's been an unhappy year for Tim Grant where the prop has been dropped, and struggled with injury. Grant missed Penrith's belting of Parramatta on Friday night. The twenty-six year old has played 117 games and is now in his eighth season with the club. Grant is already committed to the Rabbitohs for 2015.
And it's an agonising wait for Panther fans to hear if Josh Mansour will take up an offer from the Raiders. We should hear early this week if Sauce stays with the club beyond 2014. He's looking likely to play in Origin II after Brett Morris' shoulder injury will keep him on the sidelines for the rest of the series. Sauce might have given us a hint that he's staying with the Panthers with some fans posting on social media video where Mansour was lip-read to say "I'm not going". It's a catch 22, play with your mates and a great coach, or go for the money and play for a coach with a dismal win-loss record. The longer this drags out, the more you think Penrith will give Sauce an offer that will see him stay at Penrith.