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In this paper a unique modification to the Improved Max-min algorithm is proposed. In Improved Maxmin algorithm largest job is selected and assigned to the resource which gives minimum completion time. Here two algorithms are proposed on Improved Max-min where instead of selecting the largest task , a task just greater than average execution time is selected and assigned to the resource which gives minimum completion time. The experimental results shows the new algorithms schedules jobs with lower makespan .
|cloud computing, Max-min algorithm, Improved Max-min Algorithm, makespan, minimum completion time, minimum execution time
|Cloud computing has become a new age technology that has got huge potentials in enterprises and markets. Cloud computing now is known as a provider of dynamic services using very large scalable , on demand, virtualized resources over the internet. It also make it possible to access applications and associated data from anywhere. Companies are able to rent resources from cloud for storage and other computational purposes so that their infrastructure cost can be reduced significantly. They can also make use of software's, platforms and infrastructures as a services , based on pay-as-you-go model.
|Some of the drawbacks of the cloud computing is data centre network structure expansibility, energy conservation, replica policies, security and scheduling mechanism [1] [2] [3]. The primary objective of this paper is optimizing the scheduling polices. In cloud computing optimum scheduling is related to optimizing the resources being allocated. Because of the uniqueness of the model, resource allocation is performed with the objective of minimizing the costs associated with it. To make a set of cloud services an effective efficient provider infrastructure one of its requirements is an effective Task scheduling algorithm. Task scheduling algorithm is responsible for mapping jobs submitted to cloud environment onto available resources in such a way that the total response time ,the makespan is minimized [4]
|One of the feature of the Max-min algorithm is it selects the largest job and is executed on the fastest available resource. The main drawback of the algorithm is it delays the execution of the smaller jobs and because of the dynamic nature of the cloud , execution of the smaller jobs may be postponed indefinitely. Solution to this is improved Max-min , it works well for the given set of jobs but dynamic cloud environment where the jobs are submitted at any time the algorithm results in degradation in the performance.
|In this paper we are proposed two algorithms to increase the efficiency of improved Max-min. The remaining part of the paper are organized as follows : section II presents some related works on Max-min algorithm. Section III presents our proposed modified two algorithms on Improved Max-min algorithm , Section IV describes the Experimental results where we compare the result of the proposed algorithm with other Max-min algorithms. Finally Section V concludes the paper and presents future work.
2.1 Max-min Algorithm:
|The Max-min Algorithm is based on "select a task with maximum execution time and assign to the resource with minimum execution time"
2.2 Improved Max-min Algorithm[5]
|The Max-min Algorithm is based on "select a task with maximum execution time and assign to the resource which gives minimum completion time"
2.3 Enhanced Max-min Algorithm [6]
|Some times in a mata-task largest task is too large compare to the other tasks . It may result in increase in the overall makespan . Here a solution is proposed, first by selecting the job just greater than the average execution time and assigning to the slowest resource and then executing the improved Max-min algorithm.
|Max-min Algorithm gives priority to the larger tasks , first it assigns the time consuming jobs to the resources. The main disadvantage of this algorithm is early execution of the large task might increase the total response time of the system. A solution to this is the improved Max-min algorithm which is based on the completion time. Further the result is improved in Enhanced Max-min algorithm first executing largest job in the slowest resource and then using the improved Max-min. In the dynamic environment of the cloud, jobs are submitted batch wise. Always first selected largest job is the largest job within the batch , when there are multiple batches of job this algorithm does not give the efficient result.
|The proposed algorithm is the improvement over to the Improved Max-Min algorithm [5], here the initial step of Enhanced Max-Min Task scheduling algorithm [6] is considered. In Enhanced Max-Min ,first largest task ,just greater than the average execution time is selected and is assigned to the slower resource then the Improved Max-min algorithm is followed. Our proposed algorithm is the modification of the Improved Max-min algorithm where the Largest task just greater than the average execution time is selected every time . Here we are proposing two algorithms In algorithm 1 average execution time is calculated using the arithmetic mean and in algorithm 2 geometric mean is used. Here arithmetic mean and geometric means are used because if the values are independent then arithmetic mean is the best average. If the values are dependent on other values then the geometric mean is the best average. In cloud environment jobs may be independent or dependent of each other and completion time of the job depend on the completion time of the other jobs.
|2.6. Update Cij for all j.
|We have used the Inspiral_100 , Montage_100 and Sipht_100 workflows to test our algorithm. Makespan and average utilization of the resource are used to evaluate the performance of the algorithm. The Makespan of a workflow is the time elapsed from its submission to the cloud until the completion of its last task. For the multiworkflow scheduling experiments, in which a number of concurrent instances of a workflow are submitted to the cloud, we consider the metric Total Makespan, which is the time elapsed from the submission of the instances until all the instances are completed.
|Here we considered two resources R1 and R2 with the processing speed 100 and 400 MIPS respectively. The tool used to simulate the experiments is WorkflowSim. WorkflowSim is a workflow simulator to support large-scale scheduling, clustering and provisioning studies. It extends the existing CloudSim simulator [7] by providing a higher layer of workflow management. It also ignore system overheads and failures in simulating scientific workflows could cause significant inaccuracies in the predicted workflow runtime.
|The Table 1 shows the comparison of makespan of various versions of Max-min algorithms. The Results shows that our proposed algorithms gives better results
|When we use Max-min algorithm always largest task will be assigned to the best available resource (fastest) and does not consider the completion time .In Improved Max-min completion time is considered and it assigns the largest task to the resource which gives minimum completion time. In cloud computing users any time can submit the job for execution and environment is dynamic. Cloud resource broker considering the dependency between the jobs , jobs are submitted batch wise dynamically[7] . Experimental results shows that instated of selecting the largest job every time selecting the average sized jobs results in better makespan and average utilization of resources.
|The Study can be further extended by considering the nature of the jobs in the joblist – homogeneous or heterogeneous in size, the complexity still it can be improved. And also fault tolerance can be considered , because after a job is submitted to the resource , if the resource becomes unavailable it may affect the makespan and average utilization of the resource.
|The authors would like to thank the dedicated research group in the area of Cloud & Grid Computing , wireless networks at the Dept of Computer Science, Mangalore University, Mangalore, India, for many stimulating discussions for further improvement and future aspects of the Paper. Lastly but not least the author would like to thank everyone, including the anonymous reviewers.
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As far as I found nothing in commerce, I made my own card.
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You see... this little device is the linchpin of the potential $12.4 trillion 5G revolution that will reshape America forever.
Experts call 5G "the holy grail"... "the lifeblood of the new economy"... and "the mother of invention"... with "an impact similar to the introduction of electricity or the automobile."
It's poised to save MILLIONS of seniors' lives... protect our nation against ALL military and terrorist attacks... and create a staggering number of new fortunes.
U.S. companies are on track to create 3 million new jobs... spend $275 billion... and add $500 billion to the economy.
Technicians are quietly laying down the groundwork in Sacramento, Houston, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, Austin, Nashville, Minneapolis and Chicago.
In fact, the first 5G network is already live in New York City.
But without devices like the one I showed you at the beginning of this presentation, none of it would be possible.
It's what I call a "linchpin" technology.
In short, none of the 5G systems will work without devices like these.
They're the KEY to all of it.
Linchpin technologies are rare. They come along every decade or so.
And when you find one of these technologies... hold onto your hat.
Because the gains can come very quickly for investors.
Especially when the small company behind a linchpin technology is virtually unknown.
Take Skyworks Solutions. Back in 2009, few people had ever heard of it.
But a teardown of Apple's iPhone 4 revealed that it contained Skyworks' radio frequency semiconductor.
This chip enables smartphones to communicate with wireless networks. Without it, the iPhone is just a fancy shell.
In other words, Skyworks' technology was the key to the iPhone working.
So as iPhone sales went through the roof, this linchpin helped Skyworks soar from $3.88 to $117.65... a rare 30-fold gain.
Or look at Cree. In 1991, it launched the world's first commercial silicon carbide wafer.
You can find these types of wafers in virtually EVERY electronic device.
They are the linchpins that make it all work.
So as the consumer electronics market grew to $211 billion, it should be no surprise that Cree rose from just $0.66 to $101... an extraordinary 152-fold gain.
Now consider Akamai Technologies. At one time, it traded for pennies.
Then Akamai became the leading content delivery network for social media giants.
As social media adoption jumped from 5% to a whopping 72% of all adults, this linchpin helped Akamai grow from a mere $0.56 to more than $86... a rare 153-fold gain.
That's why I'm talking to you today.
The small cap tech stock behind this mind-blowing device... the next linchpin of 5G...
Could be another mega-winner.
At $7 a share, you could buy 200 shares for just $1,000... and ride it to untold heights as these devices get shipped out to homes all over the country.
Imagine sitting back and watching as your $1,000 stake becomes $5,000... $29,000... and finally even $151,000 (like we saw with Cree)...
That's the size of the opportunity here.
I call this company "the Next Tech Giant."
And I think the opportunity here might be even bigger than Skyworks, Cree and Akamai.
Why am I so confident?
For one, the guy running the company has done it before.
The CEO is a 35-year veteran of the tech industry.
Before he joined the Next Great Tech Giant, he helped turn another small company into a global powerhouse with $27 billion in sales.
That's bigger than Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Motorola and Activision... combined.
In other words, he knows how to scale a technology and take it to next level.
In fact, he's in the process of doing that right now.
As the Next Tech Giant rolls out its new breakthrough 5G device, it's already signed AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile to its partner list.
Think that will help drive the small cap share price higher?
But there's more...
The CEO has also created partnerships with big industry leaders like American Water Works, GE, Chevron, Cisco, IBM, Shell, Coca-Cola, Uber, Amazon, Barclays and Wells Fargo.
It even counts the U.S. Army and the Department of Homeland Security as customers.
But you'll want to move quickly and decisively. Starting as early as June 25, these shares could soon start climbing at an extraordinary clip.
A big event is coming that could take this company mainstream in a major way.
But before I tell you about the event on June 25...
My name, by the way, is David Fessler.
I've been in the tech business for decades.
I was one of the ground-floor guys designing automated systems for Silicon Valley...
Systems which are now used by Apple, Amazon and the Department of Defense to detect and predict anomalies in their software.
But for the past 12 years, I've held an executive position in one of world's leading financial research advisory firms.
My job is simple...
Funnily enough, I first acquired a taste for playing the market when I worked in the telecom industry.
I was VP of sales at a company called LTX, which sold test equipment to AT&T.
By my estimate, I've sold more than $1 billion worth of equipment to AT&T in my lifetime.
My company was gaining recognition for its advanced model of semiconductor testing equipment.
Most folks just thought of us as a factory... making "parts" or "gadgets."
Unlike everyone else, I saw this technology for what it was: a linchpin in the dot-com boom.
I could tell that it would change the game – much like the Next Tech Giant's strange device.
Texas Instruments, National Semiconductor and Acer Laboratories were rushing to LTX to get their hands on our device.
I started buying LOADS of shares. And when I ran out of capital... I took out a second mortgage on my house – and bought even more.
My wife and my father both thought I was insane. But they soon changed their tune.
This stock and others took my portfolio from $41,000 to more than $3 MILLION.
That's how powerful a linchpin technology can be.
And while I don't like to brag, I've continued racking up wins just like this. But my favorite profit opportunities are the ones I've shown my readers across my services.
For example, in July 2016, I recommended Nvidia.
Nvidia had just released the most powerful chip ever made. The GTX 1080 can process 9 trillion data points... per second.
As the rise of "big data" took U.S. businesses by storm in 2017, guess what chip became the linchpin for these data miners?
Nvidia's GTX 1080.
Within two years, Nvidia hit peak gains of 504%.
Last December, I recommended a special trade on Skyworks Solutions, the stock I mentioned earlier.
At the time, the markets were suffering the worst December since the Great Depression.
And analysts thought chipmakers like Skyworks were going down the tubes.
When the chip industry inevitably rebounded, my Skyworks recommendation soared 327% in less than three months.
In total, I've given my readers the chance to collect gains of 5,840% on my best winning plays.
Of course, not every gain was a massive triple-digit winner.
I don't mind collecting the smaller wins along the way... especially if they happen fast.
And I'm not perfect. We've had trades go against us from time to time.
But our winners have come out to a 25% gain on average.
Many of the world's top hedge fund managers can't make that claim!
And readers across all my services have done extremely well.
In a few minutes, I'll share emails from readers who've made $38,000... $40,000... and $100,000.
There's even one fellow who said I helped him on his way to a million-dollar portfolio.
That's phenomenal. But that number will look small in comparison with the profits folks could make from the coming $12.4 trillion revolution...
A revolution spearheaded by the device I'm telling you about today.
And I believe the folks on track to make the most money of all... will be invested in the small cap stock behind this peculiar gadget.
But – and I can't stress this enough – you need to grab shares NOW if you want a shot at the biggest potential profit.
The watershed event expected on June 25 is set to change this country as we know it... kick-start the Fourth Industrial Revolution... and make a small circle of investors extremely rich.
And just ONE company is sitting on what I believe to be the linchpin device behind it all.
You've probably noticed that I say the word "linchpin" a lot.
The reason for this is simple...
A linchpin technology is the foundation of paradigm-shifting innovation.
It is a breakthrough discovery that paves the way for a vast range of industries and companies.
Think of the steam engine. It was the linchpin technology of the Industrial Revolution.
After James Watts perfected the steam engine...
The textile industry exploded...
Coal and iron production went through the roof...
Mining became more profitable...
And steamboats and locomotives transported unprecedented numbers of goods.
The steam engine was a MAJOR linchpin technology, and its inventor became very wealthy.
For a more recent linchpin example, consider the semiconductor, my personal area of expertise.
It is the backbone of the internet.
Facebook, Google, Apple, Amazon...
NONE of these companies would exist without these electronic chips.
You can't even start up your car without setting a bunch of semiconductors in motion.
The semiconductor is a TRUE linchpin technology.
It's the reason Silicon Valley is a nearly $3 trillion neighborhood.
That's why finding a company with a linchpin technology is – hands down – the best way to become wealthy.
Like with Cisco in 1993 when it launched the 7000 model router and began acquiring other companies...
Those routers were a linchpin to allowing the internet to expand all over the globe.
And the stock went up 6,714%.
Or how about Microsoft in 1983, when it released the Windows operating system?
Virtually every business in the world would soon rely on Windows.
It was a linchpin in the modern business world.
And the stock soared 135,570%.
The market has seen many linchpin companies soar to spectacular highs.
We've seen Align Technology soar 31,557%...
Illumina jump 43,480%...
Apple skyrocket 51,172%...
Celgene go up 85,526%...
And even Netflix rise an eye-widening 122,064%.
But here's the best part.
All of these companies needed DECADES to develop these fortune-making returns.
But things move much faster these days.
The Next Tech Giant is on track to hand investors substantial gains in a much smaller time frame.
You see, I firmly believe that this device will drive the $12.4 trillion 5G revolution quietly taking shape across America...
5G will be as big as the transition from Morse code to landlines... and from landlines to cellphones.
It's the most monumental advance in the history of cellular network technology.
Good Morning America recently ran a segment titled "How 5G Technology Is Changing the World."
In it, Nicki Palmer, the head of technology and product development at Verizon, discusses how 5G will usher in speeds 100X faster and bandwidth 1,000X greater than 4G networks...
In addition to introducing massive connectivity at an unprecedented scale.
Some folks have compared it to the shift from horse-drawn carriages to automobiles.
But to my mind, it's more like trading in a three-legged donkey for a Boeing 747.
Just watch this mind-blowing video of a 5G-powered prototype...
It's going so fast... it basically broke the needle on the speedometer.
I worked as an engineer for 32 years, and even I'm SHOCKED by the sheer power of 5G technology.
But 5G won't just supercharge your cellphone.
It's going to change the world in remarkable ways you've never even imagined.
Here's a brief rundown of all the industries 5G is set to completely transform...
As you can see, the economic impact could exceed $70 trillion.
5G is TRULY – as The Washington Post puts it – "the mother of invention."
Nothing prior to it in the evolution of cellular technology even comes close...
And here's the kicker. Even though NONE of the past generations held an iota of 5G's game-changing promise, they've ALL dispensed life-changing fortunes to investors who got in early.
The "G," by the way, stands for the "generation" of cellular network.
The first 1G network was launched in Japan way back in 1979. The phones using it were bigger than a brick – and weighed almost as much!
But if you were lucky enough to be able to afford one of these prototypes, you could finally call your friends and family while you were on the go.
AT&T subsidiary Ameritech brought 1G to the U.S. in 1983 with the Motorola DynaTAC mobile phone.
And the launch of 1G led to massive stock market gains.
AT&T went on to soar 1,135%...
And Motorola jumped 2,522%.
The second G was introduced in the early '90s.
The first 2G phones appeared in Finland in 1991.
These 2G mobile systems enabled people to send text messages for the first time.
Nokia released the first GSM digital phone, the Nokia 1011, and soared an astonishing 4,748% after going public.
Meanwhile, Qualcomm launched cdmaOne – the linchpin wireless interface behind 2G – and jumped a whopping 7,705%.
Then, at the start of the new millennium, 3G gave cellphone users access to broadband-speed internet.
All of a sudden, phones weren't just for making calls – they could also be used to surf the web, send emails and watch viral videos.
3G was about 33,000X slower than 5G, and telecom stocks STILL went completely ballistic.
Companies like Cincinnati Bell and InterDigital were crucial to 3G adoption.
Cincinnati Bell's linchpin transmission network helped the stock go up 2,696%...
And InterDigital's linchpin broadband technology produced 5,015% gains.
That brings us to 4G, the latest evolution.
4G networks provided enough bandwidth and speed to allow real-time information and location-sharing. This advancement helped give birth to ride-sharing companies like Uber and Lyft.
Once again, even though 4G didn't give rise to a fraction of the innovations 5G promises to deliver, it still handed savvy investors supersized gains on linchpin companies.
Like 1,400% on linchpin transistor maker Diodes...
2,155% on linchpin chipmaker Broadcom...
And a mind-blowing 13,435% on linchpin cell tower company Crown Castle.
The message is crystal clear.
Every time the telecom industry adds a G to its system, investors have the chance to make a fortune.
And now, it's adding a fifth G.
There is no question investors are going to get rich.
Not only will 5G make our mobile phones, wireless internet access, video streaming and download speeds a hundred times faster...
It's also going to usher in a whole new era in terms of what technology can do to make the world a better place.
Harvard Business Review reports that 5G is positioned to be...
But here's the thing...
The peculiar device I showed you at the start of this presentation...
Is the linchpin of the 5G revolution.
And the small cap 5G stock I've told you about today is set to be the biggest winner in the potential $12.4 trillion 5G revolution.
Starting on June 25, a big event could kick this stock into high gear.
I'll show you more in a minute.
But first, you may be wondering...
What makes this device so special?
In short, this single device renders most current internet appliances obsolete.
Let me ask you a question...
Have you ever noticed that when you're out in a crowded space... your phone takes forever to load anything?
Have you ever been at home when you have guests over... and the internet suddenly slows down to a snail's pace?
Do you have to reset your internet router day in and day out and the darn thing still won't work right?
If so, you aren't alone.
Our networks are so overloaded with users, we are running out of bandwidth to support them.
If things stay as they are, the internet will soon become almost unusable.
Scientific American, for example, did a big exposé on this issue, calling it...
It's a major problem.
In short, if we keep going with 4G, the internet could soon stop working completely.
In 1995, just 16 million people were on the internet.
Today, there are more than 4.5 BILLION internet users.
That's a 280-fold increase.
More and more people are logging on, but eventually we'll hit a breaking point where all of it slows down.
As New Scientist reports...
But here's the thing...
The one device I've been telling you about will help solve the problem completely.
The moment you install this device in your home...
You can throw away your worthless router...
And connect to any available 5G network instantly for speeds unlike anything we've experienced before.
I'm talking about blazing-fast speeds of up to 2.4 gigabits per second.
As you browse the internet, you'll be shocked by how the pages load not in seconds... but instantly.
When you watch Netflix or Hulu, you'll be blown away by the crisp 4K video quality of your favorite TV shows.
What's more, the device runs for up to 24 HOURS on a single battery charge.
And it's built to supercharge home AND business performance alike.
It comes complete with the ability to connect up to fifteen devices simultaneously...
And provide enterprise-grade security features and firewall protection.
Plus, the early reviews are in, and folks are RAVING about it.
Nolan C. calls it "life-changing."
Sascha Segan, a reviewer at PCMag, describes it as "awesome."
And James H. of Sacramento, California, puts it simply: "It's just a great system."
Incredibly, the company that manufactures these devices trades for just $7 a share.
But that is poised to change very soon.
It could hand you a retirement fortune, starting as early as June 25.
Of course, there's always risk in investing, including the risk of loss, and this opportunity is no different.
But you can't deny the fact that 5G has the world's smartest investors licking their chops.
Clear Ventures recently launched a $180 million fund exclusively targeting 5G and other cutting-edge technologies.
VC firm Brain Corp invested $186 million in innovative 5G technologies.
NexStar Partners – an early-stage VC firm – has invested $117 million in startups that will grow massively with 5G.
And last December, G7 Networks completed a whopping $320 million funding round to boost the Internet of Things – perhaps the biggest potential beneficiary of 5G.
Many of the world's billionaires have had the foresight to secure their share of the imminent 5G windfall.
Bill Gates has staked $627 million in this wireless revolution.
Jeff Bezos has invested $1.7 billion in companies that will benefit from 5G.
And Warren Buffett has allocated an extraordinary $47.4 billion to a popular 5G play.
Like me, these men built their fortunes on their ability to predict – and profit from – paradigm-shifting trends.
I have no doubt that they sense the profits in the air – they KNOW that 5G will hand them enough money to last for CENTURIES...
And they KNOW that if they fail to lock in a portion of the profits... they'll regret it for the rest of their lives.
It's the same concern that faces you today.
Do you take a chance on the small cap stock behind the device that will help power the 5G revolution?
Or do you sit on the sidelines and watch passively as these billionaires transform into trillionaires practically overnight?
This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, your best shot at making...
The Small Cap Next Tech Giant behind this disruptive device has been quietly attracting a lot of attention from institutional investors.
Vanguard, BlackRock, J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and others have all taken stakes valued at $180 million.
Company insiders are loading up on shares as well.
Its CFO recently purchased thousands of shares... making his position worth nearly $200,000.
The CEO followed suit – but went bigger. His position in the company is now worth more than $775,000.
And a fellow on the board of directors trumps them all, making trades that bring his holdings to 6,401,995 shares – worth approximately $31 million.
In the past year, insiders have accumulated shares now valued at more than $55 million.
Think about it... Would they pour their hard-earned money into this stock if they didn'texpect 5G to send share prices rocketing to record heights?
Of course not!
You really can't fault them for their confidence. Investing in the Next Tech Giant is practically a no-brainer.
This company has signed contracts with Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, Qualcomm, Nokia, Ericsson and several other 5G power players.
It has more than 200 patents.
It works with big industry leaders like American Water Works, GE, Chevron, Cisco, IBM, Shell, Coca-Cola, Uber, Amazon, Barclays and Wells Fargo.
It counts the U.S. Army and Department of Homeland Security as customers.
And it manufactures the linchpin technology behind 5G, the biggest technological advancement in global history.
But you have to get a piece of the action before June 25, 2020.
Why June 25?
The radio frequencies that wireless services use to transmit information.
Spectrum is the No. 1 most-coveted resource in the highly competitive telecom industry.
The FCC is in charge of regulating and distributing it...
And one of the ways it does that is by holding spectrum auctions.
At these auctions, all the big wireless providers bid for blocks of spectrum.
There's often millions – even billions – of dollars at stake.
But in the spectrum auction that started this past December...
There's something even bigger at stake...
The future of 5G.
This may come as a surprise...
But we are now in the midst of the biggest 5G spectrum auction in U.S. history.
The FCC is currently auctioning off 3,400 megahertz of spectrum to the highest bidder.
Based on previous auctions, I expect this auction to conclude on June 25.
On that day, we will discover which company has captured the biggest slice of 5G spectrum.
I'm nearly certain this company will be one of the Next Tech Giant's partners.
This could be a critical development for this tiny small cap stock.
But it's not the only reason the Next Tech Giant could soar in the coming months...
President Donald Trump recently announced, "The race to 5G is on – and America must win."
And he's doing everything in his power to assure our victory.It's one of the main reasons President Trump has increased tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods to 25%.
And while this increase has caused Chinese 5G companies like Huawei to cut hundreds of jobs and ZTE to book a record annual loss of $1 billion...
It's a spectacular boon to American 5G companies, and especially the small cap stock I'm telling you about today.
According to the International Data Corporation (IDC), the 5G infrastructure market is on track to grow from $528 million in 2018 to $26 billion in 2022.
That's growth of 4,824% in just four years.
And the technicians building this infrastructure are much more likely turn to the Next Tech Giant before they go to its far more expensive Chinese peers.
The Next Tech Giant is already seeing a big uptick in business as a result of the president's punishment of China-based 5G companies.
In a recently filed financial document, its CEO wrote that "These restrictions caused an acceleration of global providers [directing] business from such companies... and to [the Next Tech Giant.]"
There's no doubt this business will soar sky-high as the potential $12.4 trillion 5G revolution gets fully underway...
Other, smaller companies have seen massive increases in share value due to situations that are just a fraction as big as this.
Gateway Industries was just another $0.02 tech stock with just ONE employee... when music mogul Robert Sillerman acquired it for $3.6 million... handing investors 200 times their money.
Booking Holdings – the company behind Priceline, Kayak and various other travel sites – traded for $7.88 at one time. Now a single share will hand you $1,700. It multiplied investors' money 215 times over time.
Heck, I know of one stock – Cynk Technology – that gave investors 241 times their money... in a single month.
Illumina, now a GIANT in the biotech world, once traded for a mere $0.85. It went on to multiply those early investors' money 438 times over time.
And NewMarket Corporation ultimately went from $0.79 to $478, making investors 604X their money over time.
That's enough to turn a $10,000 stake into more than $6 million.
If you invest in the right 5G company, THESE are the kinds of gains you could bag.
And while gains like these are certainly exceptional...
And you definitely don't see them every day...
Even a fraction of $6 million would set you up for life.
I believe that the Next Tech Giant is the one company set to profit most.
It IS the #1 5G superstock in the world.
And I've laid out all the details about it in a dossier titled...
In this exclusive dossier, you'll find its name, its ticker symbol and ALL the reasons I believe its technology will power the shift to 5G.
And let me tell you, the shift to 5G is coming hard and fast.
AT&T has launched 5G Evolution, its 5G precursor, in dozens of markets...
Verizon just flipped the switch on its 5G network in New York...
Sprint's 5G network is LIVE in New York and Los Angeles...
And T-Mobile has implemented its 5G backbone in more than 1,000 cities.
The time to invest is NOW.
And the stock to buy is not the telecom giant that's been around since 1885... the chipmaker getting hammered by the trade war... or the patent holder entangled in multibillion-dollar lawsuits.
The stock to buy is the small cap one set to reap the lion's share of profits from 5G's liftoff phase...
Everything you need to know about this once-in-a-lifetime trade recommendation can be found in my dossier "The Next Tech Giant: The Small Cap Stock Behind the 5G Revolution."
But I don't want to just give you my best pick and send you on your way.
I want to ensure that you get exposure to every piece of the coming 5G windfall. And I am NOTORIOUS for leaving no stone unturned in pursuit of profits.
I'll also send you...
Because let's face it... 5G is going to be MASSIVE.
And while I believe the Next Tech Giant will be 5G's biggest winner...
It won't be the ONLY success story.
After all, we're talking about a $12.4 trillion market. There'll be many different ways to profit from 5G...
From the companies that create the software... to the ones that build the infrastructure... to the ones that makes parts for the new 5G smartphones.
That's why I've put together a dossier of the six very best companies perfectly positioned to profit from the 5G revolution.
This will provide you with a comprehensive way to build a million-dollar 5G portfolio.
For example, there's one company that controls the cell towers. The big telecoms pay it rent, and this company passes 100% of that rent down to the shareholders.
In this dossier, you'll discover how to collect as much as $1,379 A MONTH in what I call "5G Rent Checks" from this company.
I'll also go over...
But I don't just want to tell you the stocks to buy. I also want to tell you what NOT to buy.
That's why I've compiled a third dossier titled...
After all, there's A LOT of noise surrounding 5G right now.
Type "5G stocks" into your favorite search engine and you'll get more than 43 MILLION results.
You need to be sure you are getting into the REAL 5G breakthrough stocks...
And not the pretenders.
Much like the dot-com boom, some 5G stocks will skyrocket... and some will drop harder than a 400-pound sumo wrestler.
For example, there's one stock that some investment "experts" call "a home run"...
But even a half-decent analyst can see it's a disaster.
Get this... Last year it had royalty revenues of just $159,000... and expenses of about $25 million.
It's a disaster!
And I'm going to steer you away from losers like this... and toward the big potential winners...the ones with the power to help fund your retirement in a few short years.
I'm prepared to rush my dossier outlining the four stocks to avoid like the plague to you today, 100% free (shipping included).
It will come along with the other two dossiers I've mentioned so far.
So I'm eager to send you...
"The Next Tech Giant: The Small Cap Stock Behind the 5G Revolution"...
"The 5G Millionaire's Cheat Sheet: Six 5G Stocks to Buy Immediately"...
And "Four 5G Stocks to Avoid at All Costs."
With this critical intelligence, you will have everything you need for the chance to profit handsomely from 5G.
But I strongly urge you to access these highly valuable documents before June 25.
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The Najaf to Kerbala Walk - A Simulation
Over October half-term, the Children's Islamic Library held a Najaf to Kerbala 'walk' for children ages 4 to 10. It was a beautiful few hours and the buzz in the hall was noticeable as children made their way from 'Najaf' to different mawkebs and finally arrived at 'Kerbala' in a moving procession. Below are the details!
Najaf: To set the children of on their journey towards Kerbala we got the children to visualise Najaf while gazing at a large poster (A1) of the golden dome of Imam Ali. We discussed who Imam was and why we would aspire to be like him. With that in mind, the children were encouraged to think about one good deed they could do regularly in honour of their walk. They left the city of Najaf in their groups taking out Sadaqa (which they were asked to bring with them) for their onward and upward journey.
Each group was assigned a 'group leader' (older children who were helpers for the day!), who helped guide them from mawkeb to mawkeb. The group leaders also talked to them about the walk, asking them if they were tired, and pointing out the various posters showing the distance to Kerbala, and psyching them up for their arrival to Imam… all in all, making the children feel like they were truly on the walk.
Flag Making Mawkeb: The children made flags for Imam Hussein using black card and bamboo sticks. With flourescent markers they wrote Ya Husayn on it, and decorated it with different crafty materials. They were encouraged to raise their flags high during their walk to symbolize their love and alliance with our Imam.
Taboot Making Mawkeb: Here the children learn what a taboot was, and how it was a symbol and a representation meant to be an emotional symbol it was. The children then all had a chance to actually make the taboot themselves.
Massage Mawkeb: Here, the children learnt how people beg to give zawwaar a massage to help their weary bodies.They learnt how to give of themselves unconditionally, just like the people in Iraq, who treat their guests with immense hospitality. The children had a lot of fun learning how to give themselves and others, a massage as well as the importance of resting and supporting others, in order to help themselves and others' progress further. They were taught about pressure points and how to give a good massage, and then were encouraged to give each other a massage. Those that didn't want to, gave themselves a massage instead!
Marsiya Mawkeb: At this mawkeb, the children took a break from all their 'walking' and sat down to remember Imam Husayn (as) through marsiyas. Books were on hand and the mawkeb leader helped them choose familiar marsiyas so that they could all take part.
Date Making Mawkeb: After melting blocks of pitted dates in a microwave, each child was given a small amount of dates and cornflakes to mix with their hands and roll into balls. As they did so, we talked about how dates are mentioned 20 times in the Holy Qur'an, and the different scientific benefits of dates! The children were so quick to volunteer their own thoughts and experiences about eating dates: "They make you strong" "Dates give you energy" "I love dates!" "My dada eats dates everyday" "My mummy and papa eat dates in Ramadhan".
All the chatting, squeezing, squashing and rolling date balls worked up a good appetite and made for a brilliant sensory experience! We remembered to give thanks to Allah for the food we have and started with 'Bismillah'. Most of the children were really keen to eat their date balls and all was quiet as they enjoyed the fruits of their hard work. Others immediately said 'I don't like dates' but were brave and had a little taste anyway mashaAllah! Some of the little zawwaar took their date balls home to share with mums and dads.
Click here to download a poster on dates!
Sherbet Making Mawkeb: The zawwar were welcomed and it was explained to them that they would be making sherbet, an energising drink made from milk and rose syrup (for those allergic to milk, oat milk was provided as an alternative). We briefly touched upon the benefits of drinking milk. While the children were mixing their drinks, they were asked to recite surahs on it, and just before drinking their sherbet they were encouraged to say Bismillah and make the intention for Allah to help and give them the energy to complete their walk towards Imam Hussain.
Rest Mawkeb: Here the children were encouraged to take a break and rest their weary legs. They were told how it is an honour for people to provide a resting place for the zawwaar. We had lots of books on Kerbala, Imam Husayn (as), etc for them to peruse as they rested.
Maatam Mawkeb: At this mawkeb, the children recited maatams and remembered Imam Husayn (as) through their azadari. Children took turns to wave a flag as they all recited. Their maatam filled the hall with the remembrance of Aba Abdillah!
First Aid Mawkeb: Here, we treated all the Zawwars with contemporary medicine as well the all important Quranic Medicine. During our research we were AMAZED to find out how many common illnesses could be cured by the different Suras from the H.Quran. There are also Asmaul Husna that can be recited, but we focused on the Suras this time. Download the sheet of illnesses/cures here.
All Zawwars were given some yummy skittles as pain killers which they accepted without hesitation, except the really good ones who said they weren't allowed by their mummies. Please find the cheat sheet we used. Please visit www.QFatima.com for lots of inspiration and resource.
Kerbala: After all the stations were completed, we gathered the children together and got them ready to raise their flags and walk together as they entered 'Kerbala', while listening to a maatam. As they entered, they faced a poster of Kerbala and spent a moment reflecting how it is Allah who gave them the energy and ability to witness this beauty. To Him belongs all praise and thanks and with this in mind, they all went into sajde e shukr.
Before taking their final few steps towards Aba Abdillah, they discussed how when we love someone, we want to be like them. If we love Aba Abdillah, how can we be like him? Can I be the first to say salaam, can I forgive when someone makes a mistake, can I lend a helping hand? The children took a moment to reflect and wrote their own personal pledges (examples were given to them below) to Imam on a little slip with the magic ink of their fingers.
With our pledges in one hand and our flags in the other, we recited a ziyarah and then we completed our walk towards the shrine (the poster) with chants of labbayk ya husayn! Labayk Ya Husayn!
Finally: The children then got a chance to reflect and write down one thing they loved most about doing the Najaf to Kerbala walk!
- To download all the Mawkeb signs, click here.
- To download all the Distance to Kerbala signs, click here.
Check out the video highlights here!:
Motherhood in Muharram, A Reflection - by Aseel Machi
"So, while I find myself feeling overwhelmed and disconnected during the majalis, I have found the solution to all those issues through the acts of Imam al-Husayn (as). Mothers must, whether at a very minute or grandiose level, sacrifice like our Imam did. Sacrificing our peace of mind, our physical energy, and at times, even sleep for the child's benefit. While this sacrifice is not limited to any month or day of the year, it is felt especially strong and perhaps, even burdensome, in Muharram. Our sacrifices are not for vain, it is for our young seedlings to take root and grow. With time's allowance, their souls will bear the fruits of our hard work. The difference is that despite us not being in the time of Karbala, we are in a time even more necessary for sacrifice: the occultation of Imam Mahdi (aj), the Husayn of our time."
Read the full article here.
Muharram Resolutions
Every Muharram we take the opportunity to give ourselves resolutions for the year ahead. This year in the girls' classes we asked them to pick 3 small things that they knew was good to do, and encouraged them to try and make it a habit by doing it over the next 40 days – from Ashura to Arbaeen.
May Allah accept our mourning for Aba Abdillah, and help us transform it into true knowledge and bettering ourselves, Inshallah.
Imam Husayn Cup - Majlis Activity and Take Home Idea
Hussaini Kits at a Majlis
Children's Majalis: Idea 11
I loved these ideas on how to continue the learning achieved in the majlis! These books were given out at the end of two majalis – can you guess what the topics were?
That's right – Keeping Promises and Good Intentions 😉
A little something to help children retain what they have learnt and more importantly, act on it!
Alams have featured a lot these last few months in different majalises, workshops and classes!
Some were done in the classes as an art and craft project, others were made at home as giveaways for those who attended the majlis, for the children to keep at home in their room as a reminder of the noble personality that we commemorate.
Thanks to those that sent in these pics!
Muharram and Birthdays
One thing parents may face is the question of how to mark their children's birthdays during these two months of Muharram and Safar. This was the first year we have had to deal with this and while we celebrated before Muharram started, my daughter wanted to take in sweets on the day to school, as is the norm.
So with the kind help of the creator of the Random Acts of Kindness cards that i shared a few days ago, we decided to do this! We waited until the 10 days were over and then gave out a little chocolate as well as the cards, with a little message on top about the commemoration of Ashura, in order to raise awareness about Imam Hussain (as).
Inshallah may it lead to lots of acts of kindness in the name of Imam Hussain!
Felt Story Bag on the Tragedy of Karbala
A good way of narrating stories is using felt images. In this video,you are shown how to make your own Felt Story Bag to create many different stories on the Tragedy of Karbala.
P.S. Check out TanveerShares for other cool activities and posts: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKjeShaxzkrM_PX5lndPpMA


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Jill M. Talbot recommends reading works by New Zealand writer Janet Frame. Jill M. Talbot's essay "Checkmate" appeared in The Fiddlehead No. 277 (Autumn 2018), our all creative nonfiction issue.
Megan Denton Ray's poem "As In Blackjack" appears in issue No. 279 (Spring 2019). Click "Read More" to access her music recommendation!
By Nancy Bauer
One recent June evening I attended a mesmerizing concert at the home of artist Stephen May, the first "house concert" I'd ever attended. Six other guests came, so with the host and four musicians, we were a gathering of twelve. The intimate group was surrounded by seven glorious May paintings and one pitiful palm tree. The musicians were plainly dressed: no theatrical tricks or garish makeup. . . .
By Ross Leckie
The sacred, the profane, and the glorious mundane shimmer through Kazim Ali's poetry. The poems are visionary in the best sense of the word. They see both the translucence and the immanence of the world, a seeing that commingles vision, remembrance, and remembering, as he puts it in "Cover Me." "Remembrance" is the odd word out here. Unlike vision and remembering, remembrance refers to something specific, a moment of history now commemorated. For Ali vision and remembering seem to step into a ceremony of memory that is elegiac, which can be as personal as a keepsake and as social as human slaughter: the museum, the monument, and the monumental. The visionary is given a body in these poems, through sex, embrace, travel, migration, and even something as simple as walking. . . .
By Sue Sinclair
I have just looked at the mock-up of the cover for the spring issue, and its millenial pink is making me consider the possibility that the shoulder-high snowbanks lining the driveway might not last forever. Thank you, Ian, designer extraordinaire.
There is, of course, plenty beside the colour pink that makes this issue exciting. Kazim Ali, for starters. . . .
My Name is Bridge (an excerpt)
Mother told me my grandmother has lost her mind. She stood in the moonshine for too long and wandered up into the ocean of stars so deep it was hard for her to find her way back. She was swallowed whole by the myths of the past one night, and never could be retrieved. "Kharafet," my mother said, "she lives in the land of fables now."
Congratulations to the winners of our 28th annual literary contest!
The Fiddlehead would like to congratulate the two Atlantic Canadian semifinalists in the 2019 Poetry In Voice Competition: Sophia Wilcott from Harbour View High School, Saint John, NB, and Berry Genge from Montague Regional High School, Montague, PEI. They are two of the 24 semifinalists chosen from over 10,000 students from 1,400 schools across Canada who will be competing for $25,000 in total prize money for themselves and their school libraries in an exciting, poetic evening at the National Finals Show, on Thursday, April 25th at the Winnipeg Art Gallery.
odd sundays will be back at Tipsy Muse Café (86 Regent St), on March 31 beginning at 2 P.M. The featured readers will be Dian Day and Kayla Geitzler and there will be the usual open mic and free book draw..
The Fiddlehead is coming to Toronto! We'll be hosting an Introductory Spoken Word Workshop — "The Ecology of Story: Writing with Mother Earth" 3pm-5:30pm, in room MW130 on the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus, with spoken word artists Sheniz Janmohamed and Mahlikah Awe:ri Enml'ga't Saqama'sgw (The Woman Who Stands and Walks In The Light).
Later that evening, there will be an Open Mic at 7:30pm in room MW130 (workshop participants are encouraged, though not obligated, to perform!) featuring performances by Sheniz and Mahlikah on the theme of "Ecology."


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25 January 2017
The idea that dogs are more intelligent than cats has been called into question.
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Saho Takagi, a psychologist at Kyoto University, said cats, as well as dogs, used memories of a single past experience, which may imply they have episodic memory similar to that of humans.
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So far, the cast reactions to the ending of Game of Thrones have been bleak. Kit Harington revealed he cried after reading the script. Maisie Williams said "No one's going to be satisfied." Peter Dinklage just said that "Death can be a great way out" (???)
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Although she has touched on how it made her feel before ("It fucked me up," she said in May last year. "Knowing that is going to be a lasting flavor in someone's mouth of what Daenerys is..."), she shared her real-time reaction with the Press Association, via Esquire, this week.
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The actress added that there were "loads of tears" when it came to actually filming said ending.
No, seriously, we're worried. We get that it would be traumatising to let go of a character you've played for so many years but wandering around London for three hours? Hitting the wine? So much crying? We have to wonder what could have happened to Daenerys to provoke such a strong reaction...
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We need to save our planetary home, and it is rural students who could make the difference
Environmental Engineering and Commerce student Annabel Biddulph (pictured above with the Dean of UNSW Engineering, Professor Mark Hoffman comes from the tight knit cropping community of Cootamundra, about four and a half hours south west of Sydney.
Annabel attributes her interest in engineering to the inspiration of two "incredibly strong women" - her chemistry and maths teachers at Kinross Wolaroi School. It was also at school, through her careers advisor, that she first heard about UNSW's Rural Engineering Scholarships.
She had her heart set on UNSW because of its reputation as the number one engineering university in Austral- ia. Annabel was impressed by the range of engineering courses on offer and the research focus on renewable energies and sustainability.
I would like to come back to rural Australia at some point and help improve facilities that determine water allocation and implement new technologies for farmers that move away from fossil fuels and help support more sustainable agriculture
Annabel Biddulph - Environmental Engineering Student
"Also, as a woman in engineering I was attracted by the amount of support available for women through scholarships, societies and the women in engineering camp. I would like to become more involved in societies like this to further encourage women to pursue a career in engineering." Although Annabel knew there was a substantial gender gap in engineering, she was taken aback by the reality of it in the classroom.
"I had only ever heard the statistics, and known that it was something I wanted to help change," she says. "It was an entirely different experience to walk into my first engineering lecture and actually see that the statistics were correct. I remember arriving and feeling like the odd one out, and in a situation I had never encountered in my life."
Annabel believes it is important to encourage rural participation in engineering degrees because rural students have a vested interest in their community's issues, like water and resource allocation. She says if rural students returned to their communities they could collaborate on engineering projects with the local community with whom they already have a relationship. This would ensure the best outcomes for the community.
"I would like to come back to rural Australia at some point and help improve facilities that determine water allocation and implement new technologies for farmers that move away from fossil fuels and help support more sustainable agriculture," she says.
Annabel's wildest dream for the industry is to complete- ly eradicate the need for fossil fuels.
Jack Griffiths was encouraged to apply for a scholar- ship to UNSW by his school careers advisor. Jack says the scholarship he won – a Faculty of Engineering Rural Scholarship - has changed the course of his life.
Jack grew up in Griffith, about 650km from Sydney and thought he would be there forever, until he went to boarding school in Sydney for Years 11 and 12. Jack wasn't clear about what degree he wanted to do until the last term of Year 12, so it was hard for his parents and friends to offer support and encouragement to pursue Engineering.
"It was actually my Year 11 and 12 Engineering Studies teacher who piqued my interest in Engineering, as I never had the chance to study it back in Griffith," Jack says.
"He taught it in a way that made it seem fun and enjoy- able. Had it not been for his input, I would never have really considered applying for Engineering, particularly Civil Engineering."
"In Year 12, we did subjects such as Aerospace and Civil. It involved quite a bit of mathematics, which I have always loved, but also challenged me to think in new ways to solve difficult problems. It appealed to me as a subject on many different levels, and that was when I knew that Civil Engineering was the degree that I want- ed to study at university. I applied for UNSW because I knew that it was the best."
Having begun this journey himself, Jack believes it is extremely important for the future of engineering - and the planet - to encourage participation from rural students.
"Among the 11% of Australians who live in rural are as, there is likely a handful of incredibly gifted and talented minds that could change the world with their ideas and ways of thinking - but they may never have the opportunity to discover their potential," Jack says.
"We live in an age where technology is advancing at an incredible rate, but with this, our planet is dying at an increasing rate. We need as many talented minds as we can find to help save our home, and it is these rural students who could make the difference. They must be encouraged to follow their passion".
Environmental Engineering student, Danika Smith , (pictured with Miles Campbell) believes the industry needs engineers from rural backgrounds not only because they are more likely to go back and work in rural areas where there are often skill shortages, but they can also offer a different perspective on the issues engineers face. She says rural areas may harbour great innovators that just need to be given a chance.
Danika, whose hometown is Bathurst, in Central West NSW, says that receiving the Campbell Family Rural Scholarship in Civil Engineering has been a game-changer. The Scholarship was established in 2001 by School alumnus Grahame Campbell (BE Civil '65, MEngSc '72 - Managing Director of CMPS&F from 1987 to 1995), who saw it as an opportunity to share his passion for both engineering and education. "My post graduate work at UNSW was pivotal to my success" he says, "When I had the opportunity I did not hesitate to donate the scholarship. Danika is a worthy recipient."
"Not having to worry about money has taken a lot of stress off my family and meant I could focus entirely on my subjects which has made me a better student, and will in turn my make me a better engineer," Danika says.
Danika first heard about the rural engineering scholarships through a UNSW stall at a tertiary education information day in Bathurst. She was impressed by the number of rural scholarships on offer - not only as an opportunity for herself, but also knowing that the university really valued what rural students had to offer.
While neither of her parents have STEM backgrounds, a family friend who is an engineer, was the first person to expose Danika to the possibility of studying engineering. "She gave me a lot of support with the technical side of things while my English teacher encouraged me to push myself to get the marks for UNSW and helped me considerably with writing my scholarship application," Danika explains.
As a shy teenage girl trying to decide on a career path, and feeling slightly overwhelmed at the thought of entering a traditionally male dominated field, Danika says she was inspired by the UNSW Women in Engineering Development Program. It spurred her on, knowing there was concern and support for the welfare of female engineering students.
As for the future, like her scholarship sponsor, Danika is committed to giving back. "I'd love to move back to a rural area and do something in the water industry or in resource management, really making a difference in improving the environment in places that are often forgotten by government bodies in the city," she says.
"My big goal is to donate a scholarship like my own back to the university. This scholarship has made a huge difference for me and I'd love to share this with someone else. I'd also like to become a role model for future teenage girls who love maths and promote them to do engineering. I know there are plenty of girls who would make great engineers but they get turned off by the masculine stereotypes."