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At this point we have built the text view in the interface builder, and we just need to plug in the code to make the testbed work. The results of what I did in the previous movie are in this Testbed-02-done folder, and that's actually our project folder. And so I'm going to take that folder, and I'm going to copy it, and I'm going to paste it into this Chapter 1 folder, and I'm just going to rename it to Testbed-O3, because this is Movie 3 in this chapter. And I'm going to open the project by double clicking on Testbed.xcodeproject.
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I would say the bird is somewhat soft here, Dock. Perhaps the camera did not pick up focus correctly here. Being backlit that could also add to the softer look however.
A nice freezing of the action however, well done.
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Dealing with Hawke's Bay's big wet has become an unavoidable factor.
Rain has fallen consistently since the All Blacks flew into town to prepare for Saturday's Rugby Championship test against Argentina at McLean Park.
As much as coaches like to dismiss the weather, there can be merit in changing tack for the conditions, something the All Blacks struggled to do only three short weeks ago when they drew with Australia on a sodden night in Sydney.
All Blacks backs coach Ian Foster had checked the long range forecast before the squad trained on Napier Old Boys Marist's slippery No 1 field at Park Island yesterday.
He could have also glanced out the window of the team bus and seen the temporary lakes and rivers forming in the farmers' paddocks.
Whatever the case, Foster agreed the midweek training conditions may end up being ideal on match night.
''It's been good training today in the wet, it will prepare us well. We went into our shell in [Sydney], in terms of our catch pass and we started to slow down everything we did and that means your attack gets nullified,'' Foster said.
The next question is whether the conditions will have any bearing on selection? Would this be the ideal time to re-introduce Israel Dagg's assured positional play and big boot at fullback?
Foster wasn't giving anything away, but the sight of Cory Jane in a full tracksuit and playing halfback during the skills session raised one or two eyebrows among the watching media.
Whatever the case, Dagg struck an energetic figure as he went through a drill that saw loose forwards Kieran Read and Liam Messam team up with the outside backs.
''There is no nostalgia around the selection table around local people,'' Foster said in reference to Dagg being a Hawke's Bay player.
''Our deliberations are what we think is best for the team right now. We have some interesting decisions.''
Wet weather has aided Argentina's cause in New Zealand since they entered the Rugby Championship.
The All Blacks' 21-5 win in Wellington in 2012 was played on a wild night in the Capital, while last year's 28-13 win in Hamilton was played in persistent rain.
Such conditions suit the bulky Argentine pack and in five-eighth's Nicolas Sanchez and Juan Hernandez they have two players with a canny array of kicking skills.
Foster noted the Pumas' tactical kicking game was more varied and attack-minded than in previous seasons during their two close losses to South Africa.
''One of their great strengths is they have natural punters of the ball. They are now using that and intertwining it with a smarter strategy about where they kick,'' he said.
''Rather than just kicking long or high they are being a bit more thoughtful. There weren't a lot of counter-attack opportunities for South Africa last week so Argentina have done a good job of that.''
Whether he starts at fullback or wing, Ben Smith said the outside backs needed to do a better job than they had in Sydney if the expected wet weather continued.
''We probably didn't adapt to conditions as well as we would have liked in Sydney, so it was a good chance to get out there today to try our skills in the wet, which might happen again on Saturday.
''The back three needs to be smart in how we play the game when its wet. Territory obviously becomes more important ... catch and pass, you have to adjust your skills and make sure you take a bit more depth, concentrate a wee bit more and be more effective when you have the ball."
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Te Papa plans to split itself in half in a bid to streamline the organisation, six months into a nine-month restructuring process.
Internal correspondence provided to The Dominion Post under the Official Information Act outlines the intention to create two directorates - a Museum of Living Cultures and a Museum of the Future - with all staff and collection areas loosely split between them.
The Museum of Living Cultures "largely captures what [Te Papa] is currently doing", while the Museum for the Future is intended to "challenge and empower people to have a positive impact on the future" through "new directions and initiatives yet to be implemented".
The documents also show Te Papa, which receives $32.5 million in government funding each year and $2.25m from Wellington City Council, has been under pressure to "do more with less".
It is understood the new structure is based on a model from Britain. Te Papa chief executive Michael Houlihan previously headed the national museums of Northern Ireland and Wales.
Yesterday, Mr Houlihan said the new structure - particularly in the future museum - would mean a greater turnover of exhibitions and more interactive ways of accessing them.
Areas that would get more space and time would include art - where the display turnover and space would dramatically increase - and New Zealand's contribution to science, which Mr Houlihan said deserved more attention.
Other exhibitions would look at new ways of capturing "intangible culture", including personal stories, dance and language.
Despite the present and future focus of the new model, it would also embrace the past, with one major upcoming project focusing on the World War I centenary.
"There is a risk in classifying the past as the past," he said. "We should be connecting from the past right through to the future."
The documents show senior management told staff in November that, though the proposal for change was driven by the need to future-proof the museum, the restructuring was partly to reduce costs.
"Clearly there are financial pressures on the organisation," one document says. "The reality is that everyone is being asked to do more with less and we have to operate in a financially constrained environment."
Between 115 and 137 jobs have already been disestablished, and about 123 have been created. Of those, all had been filled or advertised internally.
By the end of last year, seven staff had taken voluntary redundancy.
Last week Te Papa spokeswoman Tina Norris said about 30 roles were yet to be filled, including four associate director posts and one managerial position that had been advertised externally.
As the recruitment process would not be complete until the end of March, she "could not even hazard a guess" as to the eventual total number of redundancies.
"We cannot predetermine any outcome until that process is complete. Redeployment of staff to contestable roles is our priority and in some cases professional development will be provided to ensure this."
But Service and Food Workers Union spokesman James Sleep, who represents about 187 museum staff, said the process had not been transparent.
"Our view is that, throughout the process, they have been deliberately confusing everybody: staff, union representatives, and the media."
He suspected the process had been muddied so as to obscure the number of eventual redundancies.
"We've been trying to engage with them constructively, but we've struggled to get really clear answers. Other organisations go through these sorts of processes without the same smoke and mirrors. Our view is that the process has been managed very poorly."
A spokesman for Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister Chris Finlayson said the minister would not comment on the organisation of Te Papa. The museum had operational independence and the Government remained at "arm's length" in terms of how it was run.
September 3: Restructuring proposal presented to all staff.
November 19: Final decision on restructure issued to staff. November 30: Deadline for affected staff to apply for up to three redeployment positions.
December 7: Deadline for affected and unaffected staff to apply for contestable positions.
December 17: Redeployment process completed.
January 22: Almost all contestable positions filled.
April 1: New structure expected to be in place.
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There are a lot of possibilities these days. Heck, I don't use just one anymore. I have:
1) A self-hosted website using Wordpress with galleries, blog entries, etc.
2) An client and ecommerce gallery site behind the scenes of my main site (mine is Zenfolio, but Smugmug and Photoshelter are other options).
3) A 500px presence with just some of my latest, best work. Although I still have a flickr account, this has kind of replaced that place for me in many ways.
4) A Tumblr "blog" that I use for certain types of content
5) Facebook
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Bluff Promotions board members are so delighted with the turnout at its Bluff monster garage sale yesterday, they are planning another sale before Christmas.
Bluff Promotions board chairman Roy Horwell said it was a fantastic day and stallholders were ecstatic with sales.
About 60 people lined up outside Bluff Town Hall before it opened for the sale at 10am, Mr Horwell said. "It was such a success I think we will have another before Christmas, perhaps at the end of November," he said.
Bluff publicity-promotions officer Lindsay Beer said about 400 people were in the hall at the height of the sale, about lunchtime."Many people came from Invercargill and surrounding areas to the sale and then enjoyed the remainder of their day in Bluff ..." Mr Beer said.
About 20 stallholders had reserved their place at the sale, he said.
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Hortonworks, the leading contributor to and provider of enterprise Apache™ Hadoop®, and Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE: RHT), the world's leading provider of open source solutions, announced today they have expanded their relationship through the formation of a strategic alliance encompassing the integration of product lines, joint go-to-market initiatives and collaborative customer support. The companies also announced the availability of the beta program for the Hortonworks Data Platform (HDP) plug-in for Red Hat Storage.
Hadoop continues to gain traction in enterprise big data implementations1. A recent IDC study commissioned by Red Hat, titled "Trends in Enterprise Hadoop Deployments" reports, "... 32% of respondents indicated that their firms have existing Hadoop deployments. An additional 31% indicated that they had plans to deploy it within 12 months. And finally 36% said that their Hadoop deployment schedule could go beyond 12 months."
A comprehensive open source approach to the Hadoop platform can address the growing requirements of key enterprise stakeholders and their big data initiatives. With an enterprise Apache Hadoop platform that is tightly integrated with open hybrid cloud technologies, such as Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform, OpenJDK, Red Hat JBoss Middleware, and Red Hat Storage, the two companies plan to deliver infrastructure solutions that enable the next generation of data-driven applications. This will enable enterprise stakeholders to more quickly analyze big data to realize business insights and value.
Immediate initiatives that are included in the expanded Hortonworks and Red Hat strategic alliance include
- Data architects will be able to combine data in a single, scalable open source repository. Available in beta software version, the Hortonworks Data Platform (HDP) combined with Red Hat Storage provides a secure and resilient general-purpose storage pool with multiple interfaces, including Hadoop, POSIX and OpenStack Object Storage (Swift). This can improve flexibility and speed the development and deployment of new and existing analytic workflows.
- Enterprise operators and application developers will be able to elastically scale their Hadoop infrastructure to meet changing demand with an open and flexible platform that supports a full range of deployment scenarios – from physical to virtual and cloud. HDP combined with Red Hat Enterprise Linux and OpenJDK provides faster development of enterprise-strength analytic applications. HDP combined with Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform gives elastic Hadoop services on a secure, private cloud infrastructure to lower costs and improve flexibility.
- Developers will be able to quickly build new analytic applications to take advantage of new data types and data analysts will have improved access to data through standard interfaces. HDP combined with Red Hat JBoss Data Virtualization integrates Hadoop with existing information sources including data warehouses, SQL and NoSQL databases, enterprise and cloud applications, and flat and XML files. The solution creates business-friendly, reusable and virtual data models with unified views by combining and transforming data from multiple sources including Hadoop. This creates integrated data available on-demand for external applications through standard SQL and web services interfaces.
Announcement Webcast
To learn more about this announcement and to hear from Hortonworks and Red Hat executives, join us for a press conference webcast beginning at 11:00 am ET today. The keynote and Q&A session will be available on demand following the live event. To register for and join the event or to access the on-demand replay content, visit https://vts.inxpo.com/Launch/QReg.htm?ShowKey=18358.
Supporting Quotes
Shaun Connolly, vice president, corporate strategy, Hortonworks
"At the rapid rate that enterprises expand their Hadoop requirements – due to the business consistently identifying new use cases and more internal stakeholders – the Red Hat and Hortonworks strategic alliance provides a seamless approach to enabling the next generation of data-driven applications. Our mutual customers complement both their Hadoop strategy and commitment to community-driven open source innovation."
Ranga Rangachari, vice president and general manager, Storage and Big
Data, Red Hat
"Data – specifically data running processed with Hadoop – is the killer application for the open hybrid cloud. Enterprises are looking to IT solution providers to help with a dramatic reduction in time-to-results for their big data projects. Red Hat's strategic alliance with Hortonworks is focused on helping customers with efficiency and agility as they embark on big data projects."
Matthew Aslett, research director, data management and analytics, 451
"Hortonworks and Red Hat are natural partners given the strong commitment to open source on both sides. The strategic alliance will benefit Hortonworks and Red Hat customers looking to develop and deploy Hadoop applications, as well as the wider Hadoop community as the results of joint-development work are contributed back into Apache Hadoop."
Mike Peterson, vice president, platforms and data architecture,
"We use Hadoop to capture and securely store an unprecedented amount of data, which has helped transform the way we do business. By taking another step to make Hadoop even more powerful, Hortonworks and Red Hat are helping enterprises like ours derive even more value from their big data strategy. Open source technologies from companies like Hortonworks and Red Hat continue to provide Neustar with the high levels of innovation required to meet the needs of our customers and grow our business."
Additional Resources
- Learn more about the beta program for the HDP plug-in for Red Hat Storage
- Learn more about Red Hat and Hortonworks open source collaboration
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Hortonworks is the only 100-percent open source software provider to develop, distribute and support an Apache Hadoop platform explicitly built and tested for enterprise-grade deployments. Developed by the original architects, builders and operators of Hadoop, Hortonworks stewards the core and delivers the critical services required by the enterprise to reliably and effectively run Hadoop at scale. Our distribution, Hortonworks Data Platform, provides an open and stable foundation for enterprises and a growing ecosystem to build and deploy big data solutions. Hortonworks also provides unmatched technical support, training and certification programs. For more information, visit www.hortonworks.com. Get started and Go from Zero to Hadoop in 15 Minutes with the Hortonworks' Sandbox.
About Red Hat, Inc.
Red Hat is the world's leading provider of open source software solutions, using a community-powered approach to reliable and high-performing cloud, Linux, middleware, storage and virtualization technologies. Red Hat also offers award-winning support, training, and consulting services. As the connective hub in a global network of enterprises, partners, and open source communities, Red Hat helps create relevant, innovative technologies that liberate resources for growth and prepare customers for the future of IT. Learn more at http://www.redhat.com.
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1 IDC White Paper, Trends in Enterprise Hadoop Deployments, commissioned by Red Hat, August 2013.
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Ruddock handled Lansdowne's operations before his retirement, while Heinz focused on investments. Heinz, who last year handed management responsibilities for Lansdowne's European Strategies Fund to David Graigen and Daniel Avigad, will remain on the boards of Lansdowne's funds and will continue to oversee its information technology development. But he'll do so while managing his own money, and from Austria, where he has lived for the past several years.
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(Reuters) – Miami's LeBron James and Dwyane Wade went on a scoring spree to lift the Heat to a 101-92 victory over Southeast rivals Atlanta on Monday, opening up a 1.5 game gap over the Hawks.
James tallied 27 points, seven rebounds and six assists, while Wade scored 26 points to snap Atlanta's three-game win streak and keep the Heat (14-5) ahead of the Hawks (12-6).
Reigning league MVP James punctuated the win with a thunderous dunk in the fourth quarter where he took an alley-oop from Norris Cole and soared high above the rim.
"Cole made me go get it, for sure," James told reporters.
"He actually took that literally when I told him, 'Just throw it anywhere."
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The Heat finished the stretch with a 14-2 advantage to open up a 10-point lead.
Wade came to life during the run with eight points, and was red-hot for the game, making 11 of his 13 shots.
Wade, a former NBA Finals MVP, has had a few tough shooting performances this season leading some to worry about his decline but he was at his best against Atlanta.
"I really didn't listen to the noise. I didn't pay attention," Wade said. "I never really concerned myself with the noise outside."
After two disappointing losses last week, the defending NBA champions have now won two straight.
Josh Smith scored 22 points for the Hawks, and Al Horford finished with 20 and 11 rebounds.
Atlanta employed three guards in their starting lineup, with DeShawn Stevenson, Devin Harris and Jeff Teague, but it did little to jolt their offense.
The visitors shot just 42 percent from the field and could find no way to stop the Heat.
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Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong isn't a big fan of the word "vindicated," but sometimes he just can't resist uttering it. And who can blame him? In January, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration approved Abraxane, a new cancer-treatment drug made by American Pharmaceutical Partners (APPX ), which Soon-Shiong founded.
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