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The Hospitality Trends That Will Define 2021
May 13, 2021
Ready to Travel Again
With many longing for the days of waking up at 4:30am to make their early vacation flight, arranging for their neighbors to pick up their mail, and having that sneaking suspicion that they forgot to pack something... but just can't remember what, the majority are ready to travel again.
According to a recent Airbnb survey, 54% of Americans have either already booked a trip or plan to travel during 2021.
Of course, travel in a post-COVID world will look a bit different. So as travel reopens, here are the emerging trends that will define the hospitality industry in 2021.
More Privacy
Most travelers won't be seeking out crowded tourist spots in 2021. After over a year of isolation and being cooped up at home, most will plan trips to enjoy time with close friends and family. This means travelers will gravitate towards resorts that offer a wider variety of private lodging options such as villas or cabins when compared to a traditional hotel.
More privacy also provides an additional level of safety, allowing guests to feel like they can travel and enjoy a vacation while still practicing social distancing and limiting the number of encounters with people outside of their immediate circle.
Longer Stays for Work and Play
The hospitality industry will also see travelers booking longer stays. Guests will continue to be cautious, limiting the amount of travel needed during a vacation. Staying in one location for an extended time allows travelers to avoid extra plane rides and limit COVID risks from staying at multiple lodging options.
Plus, longer stays allow guests to ensure that they'll actually have a vacation! As coronavirus restrictions remain fluid and can change, booking several short trips poses a risk that they may be canceled if COVID spikes and resorts or hotels need to close temporarily.
Remote work opportunities have also encouraged longer stays. Taking advantage of working from anywhere, travelers are mixing work and play. The idea of working against a beautiful backdrop of a lakefront or beach is highly appealing to many people. Resorts that offer rooms with reliable Wi-Fi and desk space will attract more travelers looking to take their work on the road.
Outdoor Experiences
While pandemic restrictions are lifting, many travelers still remain careful, avoiding crowded indoor spaces. In 2021, resorts will benefit by providing plenty of outdoor spaces, including patios for dining, picnic tables, meeting spaces, and outdoor recreation and activities.
Opportunities for hiking, fishing, boating, biking, firepits, and outdoor pools will entice more travelers who want plenty of activities and entertainment options but without the worry of maneuvering through packed indoor spaces and crowded amenities.
Touchless Tech
Naturally, resorts will build upon their current cleanliness and hygiene protocols as ensuring that guest health and safety continues to be the main priority. This means travelers can enjoy online check-ins and check-outs, contactless room service, and mobile apps for ordering and dining, making it easier to employ social distancing and limited contact with others.
Going Green
While implementing green practices isn't new to the hospitality industry, sustainability will continue to be a significant trend moving into 2022. Travelers now specifically seek out resorts that engage in sustainable practices such as reducing food waste, sourcing local ingredients and produce, energy-efficient appliances, lower water usage, stopping the use of one-time-use plastics, and choosing ethically made and organic linens.
Resorts that go green will enjoy a competitive edge especially as younger travelers of the Gen Z and millennial generations place a high value on resorts that prioritize sustainability and often will be willing to pay more to stay at green-friendly resorts.
Flexible Policies
While many are anxious to travel again, some may still be hesitant to book in advance due to changing pandemic restrictions. Offering flexible cancellation policies and guaranteed full refunds will encourage guests to book their trip. As many experienced job insecurity over the past year, budget-conscious travelers will be more likely to stay at resorts with flexible policies.


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According to T.R. Sullivan, the Nationals are acquiring AA pitchers Tanner Roark and Ryan Tatusko from the Rangers in exchange for Cristian Guzman. Tatusko, 25 years old, has appeared in 24 games for AA Frisco – starting 13 of them – while logging 100 innings. He has a 2.97 ERA while allowing 94 hits, issuing 40 walks and striking out 58. Roark has appeared in 22 games - starting 17 - while posting a 4.20 ERA in 105 IP, allowing 113 hits, issuing 33 walks and striking out 75.
Buster Olney is reporting that the Nationals are kicking in over $2 million in order to make this trade happen.
This deal satiates the Rangers desire to acquire another second baseman while Kinsler is on the disabled list. Combined with the Cantu trade, the Rangers will be sporting an entirely new right side of the infield with Guzman at second and Cantu at first.
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The grim film Live by Night was a disappointment. What tries to be a crime film of threatening gangsters, comes off as a bunch of mumbling bumblers. The love story is OK, but the ending is so sad. A sloppy film I did not care for.
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The daybreak of the brand new millennium introduced many architectural design improvements, most significantly, the McMansion. This architectural type, which turned a blemish on the suburban panorama, is an outsized home characterised by a pastiche of kinds.
Tuscan type, a country Italian countryside aesthetic that includes terracotta tile flooring, tough plaster partitions, and uncovered dark-stained wooden beams, was first seen within the 12 months 2000 after which all over the place for the subsequent 10 years. Maybe essentially the most vital design innovation of 2000 was the widespread introduction of the web. Now, owners may analysis design kinds and sources on-line.
"Fake" and "textured" have been essentially the most generally used phrases to explain architectural and inside design of the 2000s. Creating an ambiance of previous cash and historical past was the design aim of this time interval.
One other housing type that was a spin-off of this newly constructed however old-appearing structure was the Craftsman-style home. These homes have been extra humble and homey than McMansions however nonetheless hoped to attain an previous look by the usage of gabled rooflines and exterior tapered columns.
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Rustic beams and cupboards accomplished the Tuscan kitchen, together with terracotta flooring tiles or travertine patterned flooring.
Counter tops have been at all times darkish granite with backsplashes of handmade Italian tile with a floral or rustic motif. Overhead, dark-stained weathered beams have been added, whether or not structural or not. Oil-rubbed bronze {hardware} and tap units accomplished the nation kitchen really feel. Pendant lights with glass globes hung above the central island to finish the country look.
On the identical time that conventional structure featured Tuscan kitchens, extra modern-style homes sported the all-white kitchen with black granite counter tops. All home equipment have been stainless-steel, lifted from business kitchens, and a brand new impartial in design. Each the country allure of the Tuscan kitchen and the coldness of the black and white kitchen with stainless-steel home equipment will look dated right now if you present a home from this era.
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Loos additionally adopted the kitchen design, with each Tuscan type and a extra impartial, bland fashionable feeling in up to date homes. Rustic wooden columns surrounded raised bathtubs in Tuscan-style baths, with an abundance of brown and terracotta tile in conventional loos.
Skylights have been featured in loos, as in kitchens, and pendant lights have been seen in each. Rainfall showers, with water pouring from the ceiling above the bathe moderately than from the wall, have been now seen all over the place. Spa showers with totally different water strain settings and handheld bathe 'wands' have been coming into vogue.
McMansions have been grand, with dramatic double-height options and sweeping staircases, typically double "Cinderella staircases." Huge chandeliers topped these dramatic areas, a foretaste of the kitchens and loos to comply with inside these properties.
Homes of this scale have been tributes to the monetary success of their house owners and have been lavish in each sense of the phrase. Within the 2000s, the house theater, with plush theater seating on graded or stepped ranges, bars and refreshment zones that includes the ever present popcorn machine, have been standing symbols to be achieved.
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To date the separation of stereoisomers and in particular of enantiomers and the analysis of the enantiomeric excess (enantiomeric purity) via liquid chromatography has reached a dominant standard. The arsenal of commercially available chiral stationary phase (CSPs) and "chiral" columns is exceeding 100 different variants of various providers. In any case the underlying basic enantioselectivity principles and the operational modii of the CSPs need to be understood to a certain extent, in order to avoid a simple trial and error approach. Along that line the characteristics of the main concepts of CSPs will be discussed with emphasis on chiral ion exchangers developed by our group for the resolution of chiral acids, bases and ampholytes (amino acids and peptides). Conceptually enantioseparations are based on three dimensionally driven intermolecular interaction principles of a chiral selector (SO) moiety and the chiral selectands (SAs) triggered by the mobile phase conditions which in turn effect the solvation shell and conformation status of the SOs and SAs, etc. Temperature effects should be considered as well.
What counts at the end of the day is the successful resolution of very diversely structured enantiomers which is intrinsically connected to a sufficient degree of chromatographic enantioselectivity and to the chromatographic efficiencies of the "chiral" columns.
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Gas pipeline upgrades planned to increase capacity to Hampton Roads
Virginia Reliability and Virginia Electrification projects to be reviewed by federal regulators
A ferry passes the General Dynamics shipyard in Norfolk. Shipyards in Hampton Roads have lobbied for natural gas capacity in recent years. (Ned Oliver/Virginia Mercury)
Columbia Gas Transmission announced plans Wednesday to replace almost 50 miles of pipeline south of Petersburg and upgrade existing compressor stations to increase gas supply to the Hampton Roads region.
"The community has outlined the need for the replacement of an existing line built in the 1950s in order to bring greater natural gas reliability to the region," said Alex Stroman, manager of state government and community relations with TC Energy, the parent company of Columbia Gas Transmission. "The reality is that the area is experiencing significant economic growth that requires increased natural gas supply, and this project will help meet the needs of the community and our customers."
Under the Virginia Reliability Project, Columbia Gas Transmission will replace roughly 48 miles of "vintage" 12-inch pipeline laid seven decades ago with 24-inch steel pipeline. It will not involve new pipelines, which have proven contentious in Virginia.
Upgrades will also be made to the company's compressor stations in Emporia and Petersburg, including the addition of a zero-emission electric compressor unit at Emporia.
The project is considered a complementary effort to Columbia Gas Transmission's planned Virginia Electrification Project. Announced in September, that project proposes to upgrade three compressor and meter stations on the company's pipeline north of Petersburg, including the replacement of gas-powered units at the Goochland station with zero-emission electric ones fueled by renewable power.
Together, the Virginia Reliability and Virginia Electrification Projects are expected to bring an additional 135 million cubic feet per day of natural gas capacity to central and southern Virginia.
According to filings with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Columbia Gas of Virginia has signed an agreement to offtake the additional capacity provided north of Petersburg by the Virginia Electrification Project, while Virginia Natural Gas has done the same for the 100 million cubic feet per day of gas capacity that will be added through the Virginia Reliability Project south of Petersburg.
Virginia Natural Gas spokesperson Rick DelaHaya said in an email that the utility's existing systems in the region "are already fully subscribed and operating at their capacity."
"Since the last significant capacity investment in Hampton Roads 30 years ago, Virginia Natural Gas has seen more than 73 percent growth in the number of customers," he said. "This new natural gas capacity will help VNG address the region's need for reliable and resilient energy to meet this organic growth in energy demand as well as support new economic development opportunities in southeast Virginia."
Economic analysis by TC Energy concluded that construction of the Virginia Reliability Project would produce $7.7 million in local tax revenue, $8.6 million in state tax revenue, $562.6 million in overall economic impact and 3,635 jobs. The company's plans have already racked up several state and local endorsements, including one from Sen. Louise Lucas, D-Portsmouth.
Both the Virginia Reliability and Virginia Electrification projects must be approved by FERC, which has oversight of interstate pipelines.
Despite the similarities in their names, Columbia Gas Transmission is not affiliated with Columbia Gas of Virginia, a natural gas utility that serves about 65 percent of Virginia.
The two do have a shared history. Until 2015, both Columbia Gas of Virginia and Columbia Gas Transmission were part of Indiana-based utility company NiSource. That year, however, NiSource spun off its gas transmission and storage assets into a separate company known as Columbia Pipeline Group. TransCanada Corporation, later named TC Energy, acquired those assets, including Columbia Gas Transmission, in 2016.
Columbia Gas Transmission's broader footprint includes 11,500 miles of pipeline spread over 10 states from New York in the north to just south of the Virginia-North Carolina border and east into Ohio and Kentucky. Over 1,100 miles of that system crosses Virginia.
The company has steadily been increasing capacity in Virginia for the past decade through projects such as WB XPress and the Central Virginia Connector.
Natural gas capacity, particularly in Hampton Roads, has been a hot-button issue in Virginia politics in recent years.
Much of the support for Dominion Energy and Duke Energy's now-canceled Atlantic Coast Pipeline was linked to arguments that limited natural gas supply in the Hampton Roads region has constrained economic growth there.
Atlantic Coast was designed to transport more than 1.4 billion cubic feet of gas to parts of Virginia and North Carolina. A July 2017 FERC review of alternatives stated that while three pipeline systems including Columbia Gas Transmission's existed in the region, they did "not have the available capacity to transport the required volumes of natural gas to the delivery points proposed" or "the necessary infrastructure to transport gas to the required delivery points."
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SaintedHierarchs Alexander (+ 340), John (+ 595), and Paul the New (+ 784), Patriarchs of Constantinople.
Monk Alexander of Svirsk (+ 1533) and his Disciples, the Monks: Ignatii of Ostrovsk (XVI), Leonid of Ostrovsk (XVI), Kornilii of Ostrovsk (XVI), Dionysii of Ostrovsk (XVI), Athanasii (Afanasii) of Ostrovsk (XVI), Theodore (Feodor) of Ostrovsk (XVI), Ferapont of Ostrovsk (XVI).
NobleBorn Prince Alexander Nevsky (Transfer of Relics, 1724).
NobleBorn Prince Daniel of Moscow (Uncovering of Relics, 1652). Monks: Christopher the Roman (VI), and Fantinus, WonderWorker at Soluneia (IX). Serbian SaintedHierarchs – Archbishops: Savva I (+ 1237), Arsenii I (+ 1266), Savva II (+ 1269), Evstaphii (+ c. 1285), Jakov (+ 1292), Nikodim (+ 1325), Daniel (+ 1338); – Patriarchs: Joannikii (+ 1354), Ephrem II (+ after 1395), Spiridon (+ 1388), Makarii (+ 1574), Gavriel (Gabriel) I (+ 1659), and Gregory the Bishop. Monk Sarmatos (+ 357). Nun Briena at Nisiba (+ 318). Martyrs: Felix, Fortunianus, Septiminus, and Januarius. 6 Martyrs at Meletinea. 16 Thebaid Martyrs. Saint Eulalios the Hierarch.
Saints Alexander, John and Paul, Constantinople Patriarchs, lived at different times, but each of them happened to clash with the activities of heretics who sought to distort the teachings of the Church. Saint Alexander (325-340) was a "chor-bishop" (vicar bishop) during the period of the first patriarch of Constantinople, Sainted Mitrophanes (315-325), and because of the patriarch's extreme age substituted for him at the First OEcumenical Council at Nicea against the Arians (325). Upon his death, Saint Mitrophanes had instructed in his will to elect his vicar to the Constantinople throne. During these times His Holiness Patriarch Alexander had to contend with the Arians and with pagans. Once in a dispute with a pagan philosopher the saint said to him: "In the Name of our Lord Jesus Christ I command thee to be quiet!", and the pagan suddenly became voiceless. When he gestured with signs of acknowledgement of his errors and affirmation of the correctness of the Christian teaching, then his speech returned to him and he believed in Christ together with many other pagan-philosophers.
The heretic Arius was punished through the prayer of Saint Alexander. The heretic deceitfully agreed to enter into communion with the Orthodox, and the emperor Saint Constantine set a day for receiving Arius. All night long Saint Alexander prayed, imploring the Lord not to permit the heretic to be received into communion with the Church. In the morning, when Arius triumphantly went to the church, surrounded by imperial counselors and soldiers, he was stricken with illness on the Constantine Square, – his belly exploded and the innards fell out.
His Holiness Patriarch Alexander, having toiled much, died in the year 340 at the age of 98. Sainted Gregory the Theologian (or Nazianzen, Comm. 25 January) made mention about him afterwards in words of praise to the people of Constantinople.
Sainted John the Faster (582-595) is in particular remembered by the Church on 2 September (the account about him is located under this heading).
Sainted Paul, by birth a Cypriot, became Patriarch of Constantinople (780-784) during the reign of the Iconoclast-emperor Leo IV the Khazar (775-780), and was a virtuous and pious but timid man. Viewing the martyrdom, which the Orthodox endured for holy icons, the saint concealed his Orthodoxy and associated with the iconoclasts. After the death of the emperor Leo, he wanted to restore icon-veneration but was not able to accomplish since, since the iconoclasts were still quite powerful. The saint realised, that it was not in his powers to guide the flock, and so he left the patriarchal throne and went secretly to the monastery of Saint Florus, where he took the schema. He repented his silence and association with the iconoclasts and talked of the necessity for convening the Eighth OEcumenical Council to condemn the Iconoclast heresy. Upon his advice, there was chosen to the patriarchal throne Saint Tarasios (784-806), at that time a prominent imperial counselor. The saint died a schema-monk in the year 804.
The Monk Alexander of Svirsk was born on 15 July 1448, on the day of memory of the Prophet Amos, and at Baptism was named in honour of him. Dwelling all his life far off from historical events, the Monk Alexander – a beacon light of monasticism in the deep forests of the Russian North – worked a different and spiritual history and was bestown extraordinary gifts of the Holy Spirit.
His parents, Stefan and Vassa (Vasilisa) were peasants of the nigh-close to Lake Ladoga village of Mandera, at the bank of the River Oyata, a tributary of the River Svira. They had two children, who were already grown and lived away from their parents. But Stefan and Vassa wanted still to have another son. They prayed fervently and heard a voice from above: "Rejoice, good wedded, ye shall bear a son, in whose birth God wilt give comfort to His Church".
Amos grew up a special lad. He was always obedient and gentle, he shunned games, jokes and foul-talk, he wore poor clothes and so weakened himself with fasting, that it caused his mother anxiety. Upon coming of age he once met Valaamsk monks who had come to the Oyata for the purchase of necessities and concerning other economic needs. Valaam at this time had already the reputation as a monastery of deep piety and strict ascetic life. Having spoken with them, the youth became interested by their account about the skete (with two or three together) and about the monastic hermit life. Knowing that his parents wanted to marry him off, the youth at age 19 went secretly to Valaam. Under the guise of being a companion, an Angel of God appeared to him, showing the way to the island.
Amos lived for seven years at the monastery as a novice, leading an austere life. He spent his days at work, and his nights – in vigilance and prayer. Sometimes bare of chest, all covered by mosquitoes and gnats, he prayed in the forest to the morning song of the birds.
In the year 1474 Amos took monastic vows with the name Alexander. After some several years his parents eventually learned from Karelians arriving in Mandera, whither their son had disappeared. Through the example of their son, even the parents soon went to the monastery and took vows with the names Sergei and Varvara (Barbara). After their death the Monk Alexander, with the blessing of the hegumen of the monastery, settled on a solitary monastery island, where in the crevice of a cliff he built a cell and continued his spiritual exploits.
The fame of his exploits spread far. Then in 1485 the Monk Alexander departed from Valaam and, upon a command from above, chose a place in the forest on the shore of a beautiful lake, which afterwards was named Holy (Svyata). Here the monk built himself an hut and in solitude he dwelt for seven years, eating only that which he gathered in the forest (Afterwards at this place, – Lake Svyata, 36 versts from the future city of Olonets and 6 versts from the River Svira, the Monk Alexander founded the monastery of the Life-Originating Trinity, and 130 sazhen (i.e. 910 feet) off from it, at Lake Roschina, he built himself a "withdrawing place", – on the spot where the Alexandro-Svirsk monastery later emerged). During this time the saint experienced fierce sufferings from hunger, frost, sickness and demonic temptations. But the Lord continually sustained the spiritual and bodily strength of the righteous one. Once when suffering with terrible infirmities, the monk not only was not able to get up from the ground, but also even was unable to lift his head, he just lay there and sang psalms. And hereupon there appeared to him a glorious man. Placing his hand on the pained spot, he signed the saint with the sign of the cross and healed him.
In 1493 while hunting for deer, the adjoining land-owner Andrei Zavalishin happened to come upon the hut of the monk. Andrei spoke to him about a light, seen earlier at this place, and he entreated the monk to tell him about his life. From that point Andrei started often to visit with the Monk Alexander, and finally through the monk's guidance, he himself departed for Valaam, where he took vows with the name Adrian, founding later on the Ondrusovsk monastery, and glorifying himself with a saintly life (Comm. 26 August and 17 May, + 1549).
Andrei Zavalishin was not able to keep quiet about the ascetic, in spite of the promise given to him. News about the righteous one began to spread widely, and monks started to gather about him. The monk thereupon withdrew himself from all the brethren and built himself a "withdrawing spot" a distance of 130 sazhen from the common dwelling. The he encountered a multitude of temptations. The demons took on beastly shapes, they hissed like snakes, urging the monk to flee. But the prayer of the saint, as it were a fiery flame, scorched and dispersed the devils.
In 1508, the 23th year of the monk's dwelling at this secluded spot, there appeared to him the Life-Originating Trinity. The monk was praying at night at his "withdrawing spot". Suddenly an intense light shone, and the monk beheld approaching him Three Men, robed in radiant white garb. Hallowed by Heavenly Glory, They did shine in a pure brightness greater than the sun. Each of Them held in Their hand a staff. The monk fell down in terror, and having come to his senses, prostrated himself on the ground. Taking him up by the hand, the Men said: "Trust thou, blessed one, and fear not". The monk received orders to construct a church and to build up a monastery. He again fell to his knees, crying out about his own unworthiness, but the Lord raised him up and ordered him to fulfill the commands. The monk asked, in whose name the church ought to be. The Lord thereupon said: "Beloved, as thou beholdest Those speaking with thee in Three Persons, so also construct thou the church in the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, the Trinity One-in-Essence. I leave thee peace and My peace I give thee". And immediately the Monk Alexander beheld the Lord with out-stretched wings, going as though along the ground, and He became invisible. In the history of the Russian Orthodox Church this Divine Descent is acknowledged as unique. After this vision the monk began to think, where to build the church. Once during a time of prayer to God, he heard a voice from above. Having gazed up to the heights, he saw an Angel of God in mantle and klobuk, such as the Monk Pakhomios had seen. The Angel, standing in the air with out‑stretched wings and up-raised hands, proclaimed: "One is Holy, One is the Lord Jesus Christ, in the Glory of God the Father, Amen". And then he turned to the monk: Alexander, upon this spot construct the church in the Name of the Lord Who hath appeared to thee in Three Persons, Father and Son and Holy Spirit, the Trinity Undivided". And having thrice made the cross over the place, the Angel became invisible.
In that same year was built a wooden church of the Life-Originating Trinity (in 1526 was built here a stone church). And at the same time as the building of the church, the brethren began to urge the monk to accept the priesthood. For a long time he refused, considering himself unworthy. Then the brethren began to implore Saint Serapion, Archbishop of Novgorod (+ 1516, Comm. 16 March), that he convince the monk to accept the dignity. And so in that very year the monk journeyed to Novgorod and received ordination from the holy archbishop. Soon afterwards the brethren also besought the monk to accept being hegumen.
Having become hegumen, the monk became even more humble than before. His clothes were all in tatters, and he slept on the bare ground. He himself prepared food, kneaded dough and baked bread. One time there was not sufficient firewood and the steward asked the hegumen to dispatch after firewood any of the monks that were idle. "I am idle", – said the monk, and he began to chop firewood. Another time likewise he began to carry water. And by night when all were asleep, the monk was often grinding away with hand-stones for making more bread. By night the monk made the round of the cells and if he heard anywhere vain conversations, he lightly tapped on the door and departed, but in the morning he admonished the brother, imposing a penance on the culprit.
Towards the end of his life the Monk Alexander decided to build a stone church of the Pokrov (Protection) of the MostHoly Mother of God. One time in the evening, after doing an akathist to the MostHoly Mother of God, the monk settled down to rest in the cell and suddenly said to the cell-attendant Afanasii: "Child, be sober and alert, because in this hour will be a wondrous and astounding visit". There followed a voice, like thunder: "Behold cometh the Lord and His Birth-Giver". The monk hastened to the entrance to the cell, and a great light illumined it, spreading over all the monastery brighter than the rays of the sun. Gazing, the monk beheld over the foundation of the Pokrov church sitting at the altar place, as it were an empress upon a throne, the All-Pure Mother of God. She held the Infant-Christ in Her arms, and a multitude of the angelic rank, shining with an indescribable brightness, stood before Her. The monk fell down, unable to bear the great light. The Mother of God said: "Rise up, thou chosen one of My Son and God. For I have come here to visit thee, My dear one, and to look upon the foundation of My church. And for this, I have made entreaty for thy disciples and monastery, from hence all wilt be abundant; not only during thine life, but also upon thy departure persistently from thy monastery will be a granting of all necessities in abundance. Behold and watch carefully, how many monks are gathered into thy flock, which by thee mustneeds be guided on the way of salvation in the Name of the Holy Trinity". The monk rose up and beheld a multitude of monks. Again said the Mother of God: "My dear one, if someone doth bear one brick for the building of My church, in the Name of Jesus Christ, My Son and God, his treasure perisheth not". And She became invisible.
Before his death the monk displayed wondrous humility. He summoned the brethren and bid them: "Bind my sinful body by the legs and drag it to a swampy thicket and, having enclosed it in skins, submerse it by the legs". The brethren answered: "No, father, it is not possible to do this". Then the monk bid that his body not be kept at the monastery, but at a place of withdrawal, the church of the Transfiguration of the Lord. Having lived 85 years, the monk expired to the Lord on 30 August 1533.
The Monk Alexander of Svirsk was glorified by wondrous miracles during his life and upon his death. In 1545 his disciple and successor, Hegumen Irodion, compiled his life. In 1547 was begun the local celebration of the monk and a service compiled to him. In the year 1641, on 17 April, during the rebuilding of the Transfiguration church, the incorrupt relics of the Monk Alexander of Svirsk were uncovered and the universal Church celebration to him was established on two dates: the day of repose – 30 August, and the day of glorification (Uncovering of Relics) – 17 April.
The Monk Alexander of Svirsk instructed and raised up a whole multitude of disciples, as the Mother of God had bequeathed him. These are the Sainted-Monks: Ignatii of Ostrovsk (XVI), Leonid of Ostrovsk (XVI), Kornilii of Ostrovsk (XVI), Dionysii of Ostrovsk (XVI), Athanasii (Afanasii) of Ostrovsk (XVI), Theodore (Feodor) of Ostrovsk (XVI), Ferapont of Ostrovsk (XVI). Besides these saints, there are known disciples and those conversing with the Monk Alexander of Svirsk, which have separate days of memory: the Monk Athansii (Afanasii) of Syandemsk (XVI, Comm. 18 January), the Monk Gennadii of Vasheozersk (+ 8 January 1516, Comm. 9 February), the Monk Makarii of Orodezhsk (+ 1532, Comm. 9 August), the Monk Adrian of Ondrosovsk (+ 26 August 1549, Comm. 17 May), the Monk Nikifor of Vasheozersk (+ 1557, Comm. 9 February), the Monk Gennadii of Kostroma and Liubimograd (+ 1565, Comm. 23 January). All these saints (except the Monk Gennadii of Kostroma) are imaged on the Icon of the Monastic Fathers, illumined in the Karelia land (icon from the church at the Spiritual Seminary in the city of Kuopio, Finland). The festal celebration of the Sobor-Assemblage of the Saints Illumined in the Karelian Land is done by the Finnish Orthodox Church on the Saturday falling between 31 October and 6 November.
The Holy NobleBorn Prince Alexander Nevsky (in monastic-schema Alexei) died on the return journey from the Horde at Gorodtsa on the Volga, on 14 November 1263, and on 23 November (under this day is located the account about him) in 1263 he was buried in the Cathedral Church of the Nativity Monastery in the city of Vladimir (there is set up there now a memorial to the holy prince; yet another memorial is set up in the city of Pereslavl'-Zalessk). Veneration of the nobleborn prince started right at his burial, whereof was a remarkable miracle: the saint himself extended his hand for the absolving prayer. Great Prince Ioann Ioannovich (1353-1359) in his spiritual testament written in the year 1356, left to his son Dimitrii (1363-1389), the future victor of the Battle of Kulikovo, "an icon of Saint Alexander". The undecayed relics of the nobleborn prince were opened, on account of a vision, before the Kulikovo Battle – in the year 1380, and then were set forth for local feast-celebration. For the prayers of the holy prince, glorified by defense of the Fatherland, Russian commanders resorted to in all the following times. On 30 August 1721 Peter I, after a lengthy and exhausting war with the Swedes, concluded the Nishtad Peace. This day was decided upon to hallow by the transfer of the relics of the NobleBorn Prince Alexander Nevsky from Vladimir to the new northern capital, Peterburg, arranged on the banks of the Neva. Withdrawn from Vladimir on 11 August 1723, the holy relics were greeted at Shlissel'burg on 20 September of that year and remained there until 1724, when on 30 August they were placed in the Trinity Cathedral of the Alexander Nevsky Lavra (Monastery), where now also they rest. By an edict/ukaz on 2 September 1724 there was established a feastday on 30 August (in 1727 the feast was discontinued by reason of non-church matters, and involved clique-struggles at the imperial court. In 1730 the feast was again re-established).
Archimandrite Gavriel Buzhinsky (later Bishop of Riazan, + 27 April 1731) compiled a special service in remembrance of the Nishtad Peace, combining with it a service to Saint Alexander Nevsky.
The name of the Defender of the borders of Russia and the Patron of Soldiers is famous far from the regions of our Native Land. The testimony to this: the numerous temples dedicated to Saint Alexander Nevsky. The most famous of them: the Patriarchal Cathedral at Sofia, the Cathedral church in Talinin, and a church in Tbilisi. These churches are a pledge of friendship of the Russian National-Liberator with brother nations.
NobleBorn Prince Daniel of Moscow, son of the holy nobleborn prince Alexander Nevsky, died on 4 March 1303. On 30 August 1652 his relics were uncovered incorrupt. The account about him is located under 4 March.
The Monk Christopher, a Roman, lived during the VI Century. He was tonsured into monasticism at the monastery of the Monk Theodosios (Comm. 11 January) in Palestine, Near Jerusalem. The accounts of Abba Theodulos about the Monk Christopher are contained in the book "Spiritual Meadows" ("Leimon" or "Limonar'") by John Moskhos and Sophronios.
One time the Monk Christopher went to Jerusalem, to worship at the Holy Sepulchre of the Lord and at the Life-Creating Cross. At the gateway of the church he beheld a monk not moving from the spot. Two ravens flew before his face. The Monk Christopher discerned that these were demons, which held the monk back from entering the church. He asked the brother: "Why standest thou at the gate and enter not in?". – The brother answered: "Pardon me, father, but within me struggle two thoughts: one says: go and venerate the Venerable Cross, but the other says: go not in, rather first finish thou thine affairs, and another time come and venerate". Then Saint Christopher took the brother by the hand and led him into the church. The ravens immediately disappeared, and the brother made his veneration. The Monk Christopher recounted this in instructing those who were very little diligent in prayer, and who forgot, that first one ought to fulfill spiritual service, and then afterwards the necessary work.
By day the Monk Christopher fulfilled his monastic obedience, and by night he retired to a cave, where at an earlier time had prayed the Monk Theodosios and other fathers. At each of the 18 steps, leading into the cave, he made about 100 poklons and the greater part of the night he spent in prayer, before the pealing calling to morning song. At this exploit he spent 11 years. One time, descending into the cave, he beheld in it a multitude of lamps. Two radiant youths were lighting them. "Why have ye put the lampadi here, such that I be not able to enter in and pray", – said the monk. "These are the lampadi of the fathers, serving God", – answered the youths. "Tell me, – asked the saint, – does my lampada burn or not?" They answered: "Work, pray, and we shall light it". Then the saint said to himself: "Oi, Christopher, thou oughtest to assume yet greater a burden, that thy lamp might be lighted!" He went from the monastery to Mount Sinai, taking nothing with him. The monk toiled there for 50 years at great exploits. And finally, he heard a voice saying: "Christopher! Go to thine monastery where thou didst asceticise earlier, so that thou mightest repose there with thine fathers".
The Monk Fantinus the Wonderworker was born in Calabria (Italy) of parents George and Vriena. He was given over to a monastery and from childhood he was accustomed to ascetic deeds. In youth he wandered into the wilderness, remaining often without food for 20 days and lacking garb. In suchlike exploits the monk spent 60 years. Before the end of his life, fleeing before pursuing Saracens, he set off with his disciples Vitalius and Nicephorus to the Peleponnesus (Greece). Preaching the way of salvation, the monk visited Corinth, Athens, Larissa and Soluneia (Thessalonika), where he venerated the relics of the GreatMartyr Demetrios (Comm. 26 October). He died peacefully in extreme old age at the end of the IX - beginning X Century.
The Sobor-Assemblage of Serbian Sainted-Hierarchs celebrates arch-pastors of the Serbian Church of the XIII-XIV Centuries. The majority of them, in addition to this general commemoration, have individual days of celebration: Sainted Archbishop Savva I ‑- 12 January; Sainted Archbishop Arsenii I – 28 October; Sainted Archbishop Savva II – 8 February; Sainted Archbishop Evstaphii I – 4 January; Sainted Archbishop Nikodom – 11 May; Sainted Archbishop Daniel – 20 December; Sainted Patriarch Joannikii II – 3 September; Sainted Patriarch Ephrem II – 15 June.
Sainted Spiridon, Patriarch of Serbia (1382-1388), was much concerned about the monastic communities during difficult years of civil and ecclesial unrest. He was consecrated by Sainted Ephrem II, Patriarch of Serbia (1367-1382; + 1388), who then withdrew to the Archangel'sk monastery of the Dushan church. Saint Spiridon termed Church singing "a spiritual flute" – and evidently he wrote church-song for the Serbian Church. The saint died at almost the same time as Blessed Prince Lazar (+ 1389, Comm. 15 June), who was killed in the battle with the Turks at Kosovo Pole. After the death of Saint Spiridon the guidance of the Serbian Church was again placed upon Saint Ephrem II.
Sainted Makarii, Patriarch of Serbia (1557-1574), toiled in particular for the spread of education in Serbia. Many a church book was printed in his time. The brother of the saint was vizier under the sultan and assisted in the restoration of monasteries and churches – despoiled by Mohametan fanaticism, and also with the restoration of the patriarch's monastery.
Sainted Gavriel (Gabriel) I, Patriarch of Serbia (by familial lineage Raicha), occupied the cathedra-seat in the mid-XVII Century, a time when the Moslem fanaticism had become intense. In the urgent need for both cathedral and country the saint set off for collecting alms to Walachia, and from there to Moscow.
And in Moscow in 1655 he was present together with the Patriarch of Antioch at a Church Sobor (Council), which sought to correct various aspects of church books in accord with the Greek and Old Slavonic texts. The saint brought as gift to the Russian Church several manuscripts and three liturgies printed in the South. With generous alms for his Church and country the saint returned to Serbia. His cathedra-seat had been given over to another occupant, and moreover, Austrian Jesuits had slandered him with treason before the vizier. The total innocence of the saint was already evidenced from this, that the vizier made pretense to spare his life and bestow a great official position, if the saint would betray his faith in the Saviour. "I am completely innocent of state crimes, – said Saint Gavriel, – this you yourself avow. To save my life by betrayal of Christian faith I shall never agree to, while remaining of sound mind. Keep your riches and honours, for me they are unneeded". After torture Saint Gavriel was hanged in October 1659.
In the general service of the Serblyak (collective services to Serbian saints) on 30 August are also remembered: Sainted Archbishop of Serbia Jakov (+ 3 February 1292), Sainted Bishop Gregory (a descendant of the reknown Neemanicha lineage), and also the saints: Archbishop Savva III (1305-1316), and the Patriarchs Kirill, Nikon, John, Maksim.
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Speaker Egolf's comments on redistricting on our Zoom Conversation have made the front page of the New Mexican and the ABQ Journal. We offer his interview again today, but first Sen. Dede Feldman offers her historic perspective on redistricting.
Redistricting Update: Bill sponsors for HB 211, the Redistricting Act, have requested that the bill be rolled over to Wednesday in House Judiciary, as opposed to Monday, where it is now scheduled. They are quite hopeful that the request will be honored. Sponsors of the companion bill, SB 199 expect a friendly substitute to be filed in the Senate. It is also anticipate that it will be heard in Senate Rules on Monday, 9:00am. We await more information on the bill and will update as quickly as possible. Each bill faces a steep climb, with three committee hearings assignments in House and Senate before jumping to the other chamber….and very possibly three more committee assignments. However, HB 211 has passed one committee, House State Government, Elections and Indian Affairs, passing on a unanimous vote.
Given the tremendous interest in this bill, today we offer you a seasoned perspective on redistricting to balance the comments from Speaker Egolf (video at the bottom of this post). We invited Senator Dede Feldman to offer her views and to reflect on her personal experience with the redistricting process 20 years ago. The chart to the left indicates pretty clearly how voters think about this issue and how much it differs from elected politicians, perhaps suggesting a reason for supporting the implementation of a redistricting act in NM.
Senator Dede Feldman served in the NM State Senate for 16 years and since exiting, has made a career of helping others understand the inner workings of the state legislature. Her book, "Inside the New Mexico State Senate: Boots, Suits and Citizens" is a classic if you want to understand the historic roots to the power struggles and machinations about which Retake has been writing lately in relation to the 2021 legislative session. It was also the book that clued Retake to how the election of the Senate Pro-Tem was one of the single most important and least transparent processes in every legislative session. In short, Feldman knows the legislature and so, should be heeded.
She recently wrote an article for the Santa Fe New Mexican about the long-ago and far-away redistricting session in 2001, which she lived through— with some difficulty. It's called "Taking Each Other to the Mountaintop, Kissing and Pushing one Another over the Side." It has lessons to teach legislators, lawyers and the pubic about this year's redistricting exercise, and independent redistricting advocates' efforts to reform of the system. I thought our readers might be interested in the historic perspective she provides. She generously offered us to reprint her article and suggested that those of you who want to learn more, the shorter piece below is drawn from her longer work called Redistricting Revenge that's posted on her blog http://senatorfeldman.typepad.com. Below we offer Feldman's thoughts on the redistricting process.
Taking Each Other to the Mountaintop, Kissing and Pushing one Another over the Side, Sen. Dede Feldman
As the 2021 Legislature prepares for its decennial redistricting task and debates a stronger call to reform the process than ever before, I am thrown back to the first redistricting session I endured two decades ago in 2001. Then, as now, the Legislature was controlled by Democrats, but the governor was Republican Gary Johnson.
In contrast to the scores of court cases that determined district lines for Congress and the legislatures before and after, the New Mexico Senate map did not go to court in 2002. It has been the only exception in recent memory. Last time, in 2010, both Senate and House maps (as well as the congressional one) went to the courts, where lawyers and fees consumed $6 million in taxpayer dollars.
Why so different in 2002? The map was a compromise between the Democrats and the Republican members based on the one principle that trumped all others including compactness and preservation of communities of interest.
That principle was incumbent protection.
The compromise map was drawn up by a committee appointed by then-Senate President Pro Tem Richard Romero, who — with the help of a coalition of Democrats and Republicans — had overthrown the longtime Senate powerhouse, Manny Aragon. The redistricting committee was composed of an even number of Democrats and Republicans.
The regular redistricting session in the fall of 2001 was a disaster. Johnson vetoed all the maps, which passed largely on a partisan basis. Six months of public hearings throughout the state, chaired by Sen. Leonard Tsosie (who gave ample voice to Native Americans, Hispanics and other minorities who had been cracked and packed in earlier redistricting sessions), went down the drain. The lingering dispute between Aragon and Romero divided the Democrats.
Population shifts presented problems. The east side of the state had lost population and would normally lose a (Republican) seat. The west side of Albuquerque had grown and was clamoring for representation. Conspiracy theories abounded about who would have to lose a seat — or which incumbents would be paired off against each other.
A mock memorial bill was introduced during the ruthless process to bid farewell to senators who would be paired off in primaries or lose their seats because they were moved into other districts. It accurately described the process — that of "legislators taking each other to the mountaintop, kissing, and then pushing one another over the side."
The agony was finally ended with a status quo map that garnered bipartisan support and forestalled a veto. It froze the Democratic advantage at 22-14, did not get rid of an east-side seat or create a west-side one in Albuquerque, as population demanded — but it did preserve incumbents. There were few swing districts created where either a Democrat or a Republican could win. No one went to the mountaintop, but it required considerable contortions to avoid the trip.
My own District 13 in the north valley of Albuquerque, for example, ended up looking like a machine gun pointing at the heights of Albuquerque, a classic gerrymander if ever there were one. The odd shape resulted from the need to expand to match the average population of each Senate district. Most of the new voters I gained were registered Republicans. They didn't have much in common with the largely Hispanic, traditional north valley, a "community of interest" that regularly voted for Democrats. This was also the case for precinct 5, a long finger running up into the village of Los Ranchos, a well-to-do area that lines the area east of the Rio Grande. This precinct was rejected by the incumbent then representing it because it included the home of her archrival, a former senator. I absorbed it. I could afford to.
The frozen map, based on incumbent protection, tended to increase the seniority of members, allowing for little change in the leadership and, most importantly — little reason to compromise on policy. Espousing the Democratic Party line, win or lose, increased my chances of success in a general election. Republican senators were in the same boat. Yet common ground and compromise are needed to move forward on issues like health care, the environment and economic development. Gridlock often resulted.
This year, a bipartisan task force made up of legislators, ex judges, civil rights advocates and other good-government groups, has come up with a solid plan to allow the Legislature to share the line drawing with an independent commission. It is incorporated in Senate Bill 199 and House Bill 211.
I hope our legislators will not just reject this reform because it diminishes their power. Twenty-five other states use commissions that either have primary responsibility or are advisory. We would not be the first.
Fairness and transparency, along with less gerrymandering, incumbent protection and partisan jockeying will lead to greater confidence in our system and more credibility for legislators themselves. That kind of confidence brings more participation and a more vigorous democracy. And we don't even need to go to the mountaintop.
Dede Feldman served 16 years in the New Mexico Senate. Her article is derived from a longer article that is posted on her blog at senatorfeldman.typepad.com.
Thanks, Senator.
Speaker Egolf Offers His Views On Redistricting
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Jeremy Scott
By: Jeremy Scott with Forward by Jeffrey Deitch
Publisher: Rizzoli (November 10, 2014)
Hardcover: 276 pages
Product Dimensions: 10.8 x 1.2 x 13.8 inches
Language: English
The definitive monograph on Jeremy Scott, one of the most creative and influential American designers working in fashion today. Jeremy Scott is an American designer whose sensibility has brought elements of humor, rebellion, and fantasy to the elevated culture of couture—from his earliest collections in Paris to the outrageous runway shows in recent years that led the New York Times to call him "fashion's last rebel." Creative, original, and iconic, Scott is the voice of his generation, his work a colorful marriage of the ubiquity of cultural reference with the refinement of high fashion. Since the late 1990s—when he twice won the Venus de la Mode Award for Best New Designer—Scott has retained his bright and extravagant style while honing his vision to take each collection in a new and startling direction. Referred to by Karl Lagerfeld as the only designer worthy of taking over at Chanel, Scott also dresses the icons of pop, from Madonna to Rihanna, and alongside his eponymous collections he is creative director of Moschino and designs streetwear for Adidas. This book reflects all the style of Jeremy Scott's world, from snapshots of fittings in his studio to Polaroids taken backstage at shows and editorial work from Inez and Vinoodh, Steven Meisel, Ellen von Unwerth, and Terry Richardson, among others. With an introduction by Jeffrey Deitch, this is a lavish survey of one of today's most iconic designers.
Jeremy Scott
Taking the role of creative director at Moschino in 2013, Scott has brought the Italian fashion house back into the spotlight with his unique blend of satire, humour and pop culture iconography-inspired designs. To date, Scott has reinterpreted the logos of Barbie, McDonalds, Coca Cola and Loony Tunes in his Moschino collections. His idiosyncratic designs have seen the Insta-famous designer amass a cult following. Scott was born in Kansas City and raised on a livestock farm in Missouri. Determined to make it in fashion – and to live in Paris – he took French lessons from 14-years-old. He graduated from the Pratt School of Design in New York in 1996, interning at Moschino in the PR department in his senior year. He presented his first collection for his eponymous label at Paris Fashion Week in 1997. The show, which was held in a bar near Bastille, was themed around car crashes and saw models wearing shoe heels bandaged to their feet. Scott swiftly became known as one of the 'enfant terribles' of the Parisian nightlife scene. By the time he presented his fourth collection, Scott counted Björk as one of his customers; she was rapidly joined by the likes of Madonna, Kylie Minogue and Britney Spears. Scott can also be credited with dressing Rihanna, Miley Cyrus and Nicki Minaj before they shot to international fame. This affiliation with celebrities saw Scott take his eponymous label from Paris to LA in 2001. Since then, Scott has effectively leveraged his relationships with pop icons and Instagram stars to ensure both Moschino and his eponymous label have high visibility and rising sales. He is also the subject of a 2015 documentary by Vlad Yudin, entitled "Jeremy Scott: The People's Designer," which features cameos from many of his pop star friends.


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HANA and BW 7.30 – Part 1
Over the past few months, I've presented on this topic to many customers and colleagues in and outside Walldorf. As there seems to be such a high demand, I've decided to convert the underlying slide presentation into two blogs, with the first focusing on the motivation, scenarios and use cases while HANA and BW 7.30 – Part 2 looks at the combination of HANA and BW from a technical angle. Before I start with the first blog please note that the usual disclaimer applies. Everything here has been announced at some SAP event – see The SAP Run Better Tour – BW Roadmap, for example. So I'm focusing on bringing pieces into context rather than revealing something that has not been known before.
Overview Part 1
Overview HANA and BW 7.30 – Part 2
Review In-Memory
For a start, let's review the fundamentals behind in-memory computing. To that end, let's have a look at the table in figure 1 that I've gratefully borrowed from Andy Bechtolsheim's presentation at HPTS 2009. It shows what the semiconductor industry predicts on how the listed components will evolve – see the ITRS.
It is sufficient to look at the first two lines, the clock rateand the cores. Two things can be concluded from that:
- Moore's law will continue to apply.
- However, it will be based on scaling the number of CPU cores rather than the CPU clock rate – with power efficiency being the main reason for this change.
The "however part" (B) is fundamental and carries a big mandate for the software industry, namely that parallelism will be key on those future CPU architectures. SAP's response to this is what has been labeled in-memory computing. However, this term over-emphasizes the aspect of main memory and comes a bit short of some other aspects that are at the heart of the performance benefits achieved in this context. The logic goes along the following lines:
- parallelism: as seen in figure 1, supporting the multi-core architectures via software parallelism is key
- in-memory: a prerequisite for parallelism is to have the related data located close to the cores in local memory
- columnar data structures: this, in turn, is a prerequisite to fit data into main memory; the columnar approach is extremely I/O efficient and is an enabler for the next bullet
- compression: columnar data can be more efficiently compressed than row-based data due to a higher repetition of values and thus a higher potential to compress
- application-awareness: this is separate from the previous four technology arguments and comes down to building an engine tailored towards the SAP applications; the second blog will provide examples in the context of BW for this.
In my opinion, the last item is one of the most overlooked and undervalued in the current debate. Actually, it is something that many other companies already and successfully do, namely exploiting inherent properties of the underlying applications to relieve some of the traditional RDBMS constraints in order to build innovative data processing clusters, e.g. based on MySQL nodes or Hadoop. The CAP theorem is an instance of that; see here for a few examples implemented by Ebay. SAP's BWA is another good example as it is tailored towards the BW schema.
In-Memory @ SAP
SAP's response to the imperative for a new software architecture is its In-Memory Computing Engine (IMCE; aka NewDB). I don't want to engage into a deep essay on IMCE and think that – for simple purposes – you can look at IMCE as
- an evolution of BWA, albeit not tied to BW alone anymore,
- SAP's implementation of an in-memory DB, tailored towards SAP applications,
- a full, stand-alone SQL database,
- an OLAP processor for MDX queries.
Now, HANA is the acronym for High Performance Analytical Appliance. Also, in a simplified (albeit not 100% technically correct) way, you can look at HANA as
- roughly: IMCE as an appliance
- however, it comprises more than just IMCE
- HANA is the term you likely hear in public
- for the remainder of this presentation: IMCE ≈ HANA (to avoid too much confusion)
How HANA affects Data Warehousing
The following pseudo equations originate from some joky internal discussions that we had but have proven to be helpful:
- Today: EDW = RDBMS + X
This means that an enterprise data warehouse (EDW) is not equal to a database system but requires a complement (here: X). Under Xyou can imagine code that is manually written or generated by tools, e.g.
- extraction programs
- DDL code (like CREATE TABLE statements)
- constraints, validation rules
- data transformations and harmonization
- process definitions, schedules and monitoring, failure handling (especially consistent restart)
- KPI definitions
- business semantic like rules on how to convert currencies or fiscal year definitions
- management of shared and private dimensions, including hierarchies
- defining and interpreting semantics on top of tables and columns, e.g.
- column X is the parent column of a parent-child hierarchy H associated to dimension D
- column Y is a unit key figure with the associated unit stored in column U
- column Z is an attribute of dimension memberswhose key is compound in columns A and B
- table T holds natural language descriptions for dimension member keys, whereby column L indicates the language and column C the description
- column P in table Q is a foreign key of members of dimension D; referential integrity is guaranteed (yes/no)
- time and calendar semantics, e.g. based on hierarchies like day – month – quarter – year, week – year
- table and data management like defining standards on how to store a dimension (tables and their respective layouts), how to index and/or partition those tables
- (meta data) lifecycle of models and tables, like versioning, changes including impact analysis and propagation, development / test / production setup
- (data) lifecycle: archiving and the underlying management of archives (what has been archived and what not, avoid overlapping data containers, etc.)
- security, especially modeling and management based on higher conceptual levels like dimensions, members, hierarchies
- logging, auditing and other compliance-related features
- etc etc etc
- Now: RDBMS ⇒ HANA
This indicates that traditional RDBMS technology gets overhauled by in-memory computing as implemented in HANA.
- Thus: (new) EDW = HANA + Y
Now, 1. and 2. get combined into 3. As HANA is not an exact 1:1 replacement of an RDBMS and as the constraints and "physical rules" of in-memory computing changes – especially the performance cost model – the software that sits on top (i.e. previously the X) needs to be adjusted to accommodate those new constraints and rules. This is indicated by moving from X in 1. to a Y in 3. Still, Y needs to address the same requirements as X but in a different way. Beyond that, there are even new and more opportunities given by the new constraints and rules, meaning that many more options are possible in Yin comparison to X. It is a paradigm shift similar to moving from analog to digital photography. Simply think of all the additional things that are possible with digital photography today!
BW will follow this transformation from X to Y by tailoring it towards HANA. First steps will be visible with the BW 7.3 enablement of HANA planned for end of 2011.
In summary, X addresses those requirements. It can be a bundle of generated code, meta data definitions, manually written programs etc. BW is an off-the-shelf instance of X.
HANA Scenarios
From my experience, the slides shown in figures 2, 3 and 4 are extremely helpful as they trigger fruitful discussions with customers. Essentially, I've discussed figures 2 and 3 in my blog on The BW – HANA Relationship. Please note that there is no "best" scenario but that each of the scenarios in figure 2 over-emphasize a certain property at the expense of another one. So, there are trade-off decisions behind those scenarios. This confuses many people who would like SAP to give a simple answer. But, I guess, it's like when you buy a car: you need to trade off various aspects for choosing the right model for your specific purposes.
Figure 2: HANA scenarios.
Figure 3: HANA scenarios and their respective trade-offs.
HANA as BWA
There have been many questions on the BWA-HANA relationship, e.g. whether there will be new releases of BWA, whether investsments into BWA would be safe etc. The basic plan is to enable HANA to play the role of a BWA in the future. In other words: in 2012 (plan!), it should be possible to buy a HANA box that can be set up and configured to run as an accelerator next to a BW like BWA did before.
This offers two options to bring HANA into an existing BW 7.3 landscape – note that release 7.3 is a prerequisite for running BW with HANA:
- "conservative approach" (the two small arrows in figure 4): you bring in HANA as an accelerator for your existing BW. That way, you gain confidence with HANA, learn to operate HANA and already see a large amount of benefits. For example, HANA has a calculation engine that has been improved in comparison to the one in BWA.
- "progressive approach" (the long arrow in figure 4): this translates into migrating the DBMS server underlying your BW system to HANA. BWA as accelerator becomes obsolete as HANA already incorporates the BWA calculation capabilities.
Figure 4: Migration options for a classic towards a HANA-based BW.
This concludes this first part. Hopefully, it has clarified what role HANA will play in a BW context. It should become obvious that there is a significant complement even though, and on a technical level, performance critical operators that are today implemented in the BW application stack are moved into the HANA engine. BW will eventually become a pure management software implementing a best practice approach that orchestrates the heavy data lifting inside HANA. HANA and BW 7.30 – Part 2 will describe some examples on what is possible.


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Archive for June 2020
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Recovering Revenue During COVID-19
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