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Music Performance, Music Recording, Music Theory, Piano, Songwriting
Buzz is an independent producer, writer, arranger, & keyboardist with over 30 years in the music industry. He appears on more than 150 CDs (2 received platinum certification) as performer or producer.
During the 80's, Buzz toured the world with the legendary Curtis Mayfield as musical director and during that time became staff producer for Ichiban Records. In the 90's, Buzz focused on production & arranging, working with some of music's finest such as Gerald Albright, Kirk Whalum, & Ben E King to name a few.
In 1998, Buzz created Amatones Music. He has composed music for CNN, Delta Airlines, The Discovery Channel, the Weather Channel as well as for film and TV. His orchestration skills provided him the opportunity to score 2 songs for jazz pianist Bob Thompson and the West VA Symphony Orchestra.
Sept of 05 Buzz released his debut CD Collection on Blue Canoe Records. Music from that release can be found in both film and TV .
Buzz continues writing and producing for various artists as well as composing music for independent film with his scoring partner Rick Hinkle.
The future holds a 2014 release of new music entitled, Muse Cafe along with a book ("Repeat Offender") related to his career as a record producer and touring artist.
*** Lesson Details ***
My approach to teaching is simple. The primary goal is to have fun and enjoy the experience of making and creating music. Whether you are interested in pursuing a career in music or just wanting to add a bit of a creative outlet to your life, let me help.
My specialties include jazz, r&b, and pop piano styles. I do teach a little classical but primarily to beginners only. My curriculum is simple. I try to teach you what it is YOU want to know and that which fit your needs. There are some fundamentals that we all must learn, but typically I can have you playing a song your first lesson. As you progress, you will be able to learn to play songs on your own and interpret simple chord charts with melody.
For those students who already actively play, I can help hone your skills, offer performance, recording and studio tips and techniques.
90 and 120 min lessons are only offered to those students wishing to learn production and do NOT apply to piano lessons.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Your lessons are given in my pre-production studio in my condo. Lessons take place on a digital piano either a Yamaha or a Casio Privia. If you are taking production classes, then see the list of gear below. My space is tidy but not always immaculate. I am a working musician and often have several projects juggling at once. There is room for 2 to 3 in addition to the student. My living room is always available and wi-fi for those who wait on a student is also available. More than ample parking is available at any time.
Buzz uses Cubase 7.5 recording software
Sibelius 7 Notation Software
Roland V-Synth
Korg Triton
Yamaha KX8
M-Audio Pro Keys 88
Casio Privia
full array of VST instrument & effect plug-ins for commercial recording (Waves, Soectrasonics, Kontakt 5, etc)
*** Specialties ***
adult, beginner, child, jazz, r&b, pop, EDM,modern, film scoring, sequencing, notation
Acting, Film Acting, Improv Acting, Meisner Technique, Music Performance, Music Recording, Music Theory, Piano, Reading, Singing, Songwriting, Theater Acting
My name is Brandi, I have been singing since the age of 3, and writing music, recording and producing since the age of 12. As a teenager I began playing piano and guitar as well. I am a college graduate of Jazz Studies; with a focus in Music Business, and Music Production and Engineer. I attended Cuyahoga Community College, and Berklee College of Music. During my years of college I've studied, musical arranging, ear training, breathwork, songwriting, and many private musical lessons and more. Post college I have taken vocal mastery classes.
As a musician/singer I have performed in front of as many as 3,000 people, I recently had a full page feature in a magazine, as well as had FM Radio rotation for a song I wrote, sang and produced, and sold music on iTunes.
*** Lesson Details ***
What a student may expect from this teacher:
Within 3-6 months students shall a have a good grasp on the foundation of their instrument/ craft; have a controlled sound; be playing/ singing what he/she hears; stronger, more defined tone; be able to play through/ sing through at least one song; have expanded range; confidence; and of course tackling personal goals set within the lessons.
My Goal is to facilitate bringing out what greatness already lies within and to assist in that growth, as well as teaching new information and the how to apply. I am not very strict on notation, as far as reading music (Piano and Voice). Lessons with me will more consist of the meatier portion of music how to use the instrument, developing the sound, understanding chord structures, playing/ singing what you hear, techniques and how to put it all together musically. However I will go through musical notation and reading chords, but it will not be a focus. (If you desire to play/ sing classically, I may not be the best teacher for you.)
For ACTOR/ ACTRESS Specifically: I teach from the Meisner technique; and self expression form. Here I show you how to extract and be your best actor/ actress you can be. The technique is much less cookie cutter than other acting forms, and will greatly help you stand out!
For MUSIC PRODUCTION: Producing musical tracks and recording artist is the root and the focus. The curriculum is sculpted from REASON and PRO TOOLS software. Students learn how to create what he/she hears and how to format it all together; Students learn how to track and record/ mix in the most professionally used software; Mixing and Mastering shall be touched upon as well.
When it comes to teaching and application of knowledge for each student I am serious about his or her growth; I don't want anyone wasting their money or time, so practice and dedication is necessary.
*** Studio Equipment ***
88 Length Keyboard with hundreds of sounds
Studio Mics
Teaching white board
Music Software
*** Specialties ***
Meisner technique; pop/rock, R&B/ Soul, Christian, Hip-Hop, Country, Folk; By Ear& Reading
Pro-Tools, Garage Band, Reason
Bass Guitar, Classical Guitar, Guitar, Music Performance, Music Theory, Songwriting
I studied classical guitar and composition at Asbury College and later more in depth guitar studies rock, jazz, and classical at the Atlanta Institute of Music. I have been teaching steadily for the past ten years as well as spending my time with various other musical projects such as leading worship for my church, performing for various parties and weddings, and composing and recording music for a short film. I use my experience and broad understanding of music to inform the way that I teach, so that my students have a robust experience of all aspects of music.
*** Lesson Details ***
I have a lesson plan that I follow for beginning students to get them through the basics. As a teacher I am laid back, and positive, but always try to give the student a clear reflection of how they are progressing. I find that some students thrive with a lot of structure and others prefer a looser approach and I am quite comfortable teaching both ways. If the student maintains a consistent practice regimen, they should be able to play songs from the radio within 3 or 4 months.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Lessons in the living room with an amp, keyboard, computer, desk, parents can sit on couch in a separate room
*** Travel Equipment ***
I expect my student to provide their instrument (including amp if necessary) and any instructional materials required.
*** Specialties ***
*Teachers marked as a Student Favorite have taught a minimum of 25 lessons and have received the highest feedback rating from students.I have had a lot of experience teaching beginning and intermediate students with method books, and have used them to teach reading, theory, technique, and repertoire. Most often, I take a slightly looser approach which I feel allows me to mold my teaching to fit the individual student's needs
Broadway Singing, Music Performance, Music Theory, Opera Voice, Singing, Speaking Voice
Would you like to maximize the potential for your child or for yourself to develop as a vocalist and as an artist? Why not learn from a seasoned professional? I am a professional singer, having performed over the past 20 years with opera companies, orchestras, and theater companies across the United States and in Europe. I love music and I love performing. What I also l love, in fact am passionate about, is helping others to find the richness that comes from learning about music and about performing. I love seeing that sparkle in the eye when one of my students masters that tough song. I love celebrating with a student when he or she gets that vocal scholarship to college, or makes All-State Chorus, or gives a brilliant recital!
I hold a Bachelor's degree in Music Education from the University of Georgia, and have also spent two summers studying at the American Institute of Musical Studies in Graz, Austria. In addition I spent two years apprenticing with Florida Grand Opera in Miami and one season apprenticing with Glimmerglass Opera in Cooperstown, NY.
I have sung leading roles with numerous opera companies across the country, including New York City Opera, Pittsburgh Opera, Washington National Opera, Atlanta Opera, New York Opera Project, Minnesota Opera, Arizona Opera, Hawaii Opera Theater, and Opera Theater of Saint Louis, among many others. I have performed as soloist with orchestras in Atlanta, New York, Birmingham, Anchorage, Flagstaff, upstate New York, and in Paris, France; Chartres, France; Graz, Austria; and Maribor, Slovenia. I've also begun to branch out into musical theater in cities like Atlanta, Toledo, and Shreveport.
I'm certainly not only interested in opera and classical music. I love jazz and rock and pop and Broadway. One thing I've learned from singing everywhere from on stage at Lincoln Center to the neighborhood karaoke venue is that regardless of the genre, the basic technique is the same! I have students who would love to perform on the world's stages. Some, however, would prefer to make their way on Broadway. Some want to sharpen their talents to become the next "American Idol". The great thing about singing at a very high level is that regardless of the type of music, the basics are the same. I can help you or your child develop to the greatest potential. And with a solid technique, you will be able to perform even when you may not be at your best!
*** Lesson Details ***
Each of your lessons with me is tailored to what your goals are. We'll work on proper breathing, good tone production, and confident performance technique. I use several effective vocal exercises to develop these techniques, and I will help to guide you in making good choices in repertoire that you wish to work on.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Lessons are in the living room, one wall is all mirrors, piano
*** Specialties ***
The thing about singing well regardless of genre -- classical, jazz, Broadway, pop, country -- is that it is all based on the one thing, and that one thing is a solid technique. Having a 20-year career as a performing classical singer, my knowledge of classical music is more extensive than, say, my knowledge of country. However, since the basic technique for all genres is centered on good breath control and support, I can help you or your child regardless of the type of music that is desired to be studied.
Accompaniment, Acoustic Guitar, Arrangement and Composition, Audio Engineering, Audition Prep, Bass Guitar, Blues Guitar, Celtic Flute, Christian Gospel, Classical Piano, Composition, Country Guitar, Drum, Ear Training, Flute, Guitar, Music Performance, Music Recording, Music Theory, Piano, Pro Tools Software, Saxophone, Songwriting
I am a public school music teacher by day (11 years experience), a private music teacher by afternoon (16 yrs), and a gigging musician and DJ by night (16 yrs). I manage a highly successful cover band called The Retreat that performs all over the southeast. I have lead and arranged the worship music at a local church on Sundays and also have numerous original songs that have been recorded and published.
With all of this experience teaching, I am GREAT with kids and always PROFESSIONAL in my conduct.
I have 3 degrees in Music Education:
- Bachelors, Indiana University of PA
- Masters, Auburn University
- Educational Specialist, Auburn University
I teach lessons on:
- Guitar
- Piano
- Saxophone
- Bass Guitar
- Drums
- Flute
- Recording and Music Production
- Songwriting
*** Lesson Details ***
The goal of music lessons is not to just learn the notes and mechanics of an instrument, but to become a well-rounded MUSICIAN. With my lessons, we don't just go through a book page-by-page, rather, lessons are shaped around the musical tastes and interests of the student. Musical theory concepts are applied in actual songwriting and current popular songs. I accompany the students on various instruments, imitating a real performance situation. I teach all ages; beginners to advanced musicians.
Unlike a crowded music store with a cramped little room for lessons, my lessons are taught in a large, open, and well-lit home studio. There is an open waiting area where parents can listen as well. Parking is convenient on a cul-de-sac with a clear view into the teaching studio.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Nord Stage 2 88 piano,
Yamaha Custom saxophone with Meyer and Selmer mouthpieces,
Dr. Z RxJr amplifier with 2x12 cabinet,
Don Grosh Custom electric guitar,
Lowden O25 acoustic guitar,
Ibanez bass guitar,
Hartke bass amp,
Roland keyboard amp,
Sonor 3001 drumset,
Sabian cymbals,
DW hardware,
Pork Pie snare drum,
Avid Protocols Mbox,
Rode vocal mic and overhead mics,
Yamaha metronome,
Apple Macbook Pro computer,
*** Specialties ***
Recording and production - Protools, Garageband
Audition Prep, Composition, Music Performance, Viola, Violin
Adam C. - artistic director of C. Classical Music Society was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, and has enjoyed a successful and varied musical career. He received his first exposure to the viola at age eleven, while attending a magnet school. Soon after, General Mills Foundation awarded him a scholarship that enabled him to attend the Mannes College of Music Pre-College Division in New York City.
Later, Adam went on to earn a Bachelor of Music degree; as a double major in viola performance and music composition; a Master of Music degree in viola performance and a post-graduate Professional Studies Certificate, from the Mannes College of Music. His viola mentors include Paul Doktor, Sol Greitzer, John Graham, Yitzak Schotten, and Heidi Castleman. Mr. C. studied composition with Peter Pindar Stearns, and Roberta Shanker, and, in addition, he studied conducting with Sidney Harth.
Mr. C's principal viola positions include: Jackson Symphony Orchestra, Roanoke Symphony Orchestra, Ohio Valley Symphony, Pittsburgh Opera, River Cities Symphony, International Music Program Orchestra, Rockbridge Symphony Orchestra, Kingsborough Symphony, and the Huntington Chamber Orchestra.
Adam has also performed with the Atlanta Ballet Orchestra, Atlanta Pops Orchestra, Nashville Chamber Orchestra, Dayton Philharmonic, West Virginia Symphony, Alabama Symphony, Columbus Symphony, Chattanooga Symphony, Macon Symphony, Charleston Symphony, Augusta Symphony, Greenville Symphony, Chamber Orchestra of Tennessee, Gwinnett Ballet Orchestra, Auburn Symphony, Lexington Philharmonic, Lexington Opera Orchestra, Tupelo Symphony, and has appeared as a soloist/guest artist with various ensembles.
Winner -- Shar Music's Kreutzer Etude Edition Contest
Entry -- "Niff T. Shift" Agility Training, Violin Shifting Method
In 2009, Shar Music presented a challenge to violinists of the world. The task was to create the most innovative fingerings for practically the most famous violin etudes ever. Kreutzer #2
Audition Mastery Guide -- Featured in "The International Musician"
The "Audition Mastery Guide" was originally developed for an "All-State" audition preparation workshop, where each of the 18 participants progressed to the final round and went on to gain acceptance into the orchestra. Musicians, school-age to professional are now gaining healthy perspective and success during the audition process.
As conductor and music director, Adam has served the following orchestras: the Southern Ohio Light Opera, the B'Nai Brith Repertory Theatre, the Third Street Music Settlement's Chamber Orchestra, and the Sinfonia Strings of the Jackson Symphony.
He was a founding member of the Portsmouth Community Orchestra, which is now in its 20th season! Further, The NBC series "America IS", a multi-cultural celebration of American heritage, featured him as conductor of the Third Street Music Settlement Orchestra (NYC).
As a composer, Mr. C. has been commissioned by the Roanoke Symphony. His compositions include two symphonies and many chamber music compositions in which he highlights the viola as a beautiful and unique instrument, as a solo voice. He also has created various programs, developing music appreciation for young children and their parents. Among them -- 'Artsounds', 'Bach to Basics' and 'Me, Mom and Mozart' and 'Performances for Peace'.
Mr. C. has appeared on PBS, NPR and FOX interviews on both radio and television, and has recorded archival performances with Musical Heritage Society.
As a chamber musician, Mr. C. has performed as violist with the Roanoke String Quartet, the Zaslovsky String Trio; which performed at Gracie Mansion (NYC) for the Mayor; the Alaria Chamber Ensemble, the Rachmael Weinstock String Quartet, the Niles String Quartet, the Lyra String Quartet and the Sonoklect Contemporary Music Ensemble. With the International Music Program Quintet, he performed extensively throughout Europe, including in Leipzig's famed Gewandhaus.
Mr. C. was a founding member of the Boneyfiddle Chamber Players, in residence at the Southern Ohio Museum and Cultural Arts Center. While a member of the Roanoke String Quartet, he assisted with the development of a PBS documentary featuring music written by Thomas Jefferson as well as music contained in Mr. Jefferson's library in Monticello.
Mr. C. has taught in various capacities, seeing to the artistic development of music students of all ages. He has held violin and viola faculty positions with the following universities: Morehead State University, Washington and Lee University, Union University, Lambeth University, Agnes Scott College and Shawnee State University. Additionally, Rio Grande University invited him as a music education specialist/consultant in order to supervise the revision of the Ohio, K-12 music curriculum.
Adam has served as a clinician at hundreds of schools in many cities and presently holds an active private teaching studio with nearly 60 private students and additional violin training classes for adults who love to play for the joy of it. Mr. C. works as a professional audition coach, helping musicians prepare for successful audition outcomes. He has performed with orchestras and chamber music ensembles as a featured soloist. Various musical organizations seek out Mr. C. as a clinician and consultant.
Additionally, Adam has written a complete string teaching method which is in the pre-launch stage - "The Quest for String Playing Mastery"
* Students and their teachers are now 'Questers' in over 20 cities!
(Questers = a helpful network of focus groups test-driving the method)
* Preparing the Quest for 21st century global success!
In development: E-Learning Platform, Knowledge Games, Character Animation and Narration.
The Quest is a compendium of timeless knowledge updated for today's educator. The method is presented as an interactive knowledge game, providing challenging learning adventures for all!
The Quest integrates music with: Science, Math, History, Logic and Critical Thinking Skills.
More than a dozen scholarly and personable characters teach every element of music over 3 years of fun curriculum! Characters motivate you to try your best and wish to do so!
Simply put, The Quest is 'not' just for kids! Every detail to attain performance mastery is provided.
All ages and levels are meeting The Quest with high enthusiasm: K-12, University, Adults and Pros! Clever character banter adds fun to practice. Everyone is engaged in learning and is smiling too!
Color-coded worlds engrave concepts in unique ways, and they serve to deliver confidence and top-notch performance mastery. Numerous connections to academic subjects infuse all learning with power.
The Quest Teacher's Guide comprises 750 pages, and it includes beneficial resources that help to create and build a thriving program!
The method encourages communication, fosters cooperation, and nurtures positive social skills. The Quest provides enjoyable scholarly content for all musicians -- from newbie to pro!�
*** Lesson Details ***
Lessons are designed to guide players of all levels to reach their full potential and enjoy challenging themselves to get there!
Enjoyable structured instruction and guided practice plans, filled with professional pointers, provided by a seasoned musician who has lived a life as a performer, composer, teacher trainer, lecturer and music education consultant will help your quest for success!
*** Studio Equipment ***
Full access to computer equipment to record lessons, so that you continue to learn from all of the details. All of the essential equipment needed is at the ready.
*** Specialties ***
Audition Preparation for all musicians. Viola and Violin mastery training from Newbie to Pro!
Published Author -- Composer -- Soloist
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Using the Avro File Format with Impala Tables
Cloudera Impala supports using tables whose data files use the Avro file format. Impala can query Avro tables, but currently cannot create them or insert data into them. For those operations, use Hive, then switch back to Impala to run queries.
|File Type
|Compression Codecs
|Impala Can CREATE?
|Impala Can INSERT?
|Snappy, GZIP, deflate, BZIP2
|No, create using Hive.
|No. Load data through LOAD DATA on data files already in the right format, or use INSERT in Hive.
Creating Avro Tables
To create a new table using the Avro file format, use the CREATE TABLE statement with the STORED AS AVRO clause in the Impala shell. For information about loading data into Avro tables through Hive, see Avro page on the Hive wiki.
Once the table is created in Hive, switch back to impala-shell and issue an INVALIDATE METADATA statement. Then you can run queries for that table through impala-shell.
hive> CREATE TABLE new_table > ROW FORMAT SERDE 'org.apache.hadoop.hive.serde2.avro.AvroSerDe' > STORED AS INPUTFORMAT 'org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.io.avro.AvroContainerInputFormat' > OUTPUTFORMAT 'org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.io.avro.AvroContainerOutputFormat' > TBLPROPERTIES ('avro.schema.literal'='{ > "name": "my_record", > "type": "record", > "fields": [ > {"name":"bool_col", "type":"boolean"}, > {"name":"int_col", "type":"int"}, > {"name":"long_col", "type":"long"}, > {"name":"float_col", "type":"float"}, > {"name":"double_col", "type":"double"}, > {"name":"string_col", "type":"string"}, > {"name": "nullable_int", "type": ["null", "int"]]}'); OK Time taken: 6.372 seconds
Each field of the record becomes a column of the table. Note that any other information, such as the record name, is ignored.
Using a Hive-Created Avro Table in Impala
Once you have an Avro table created through Hive, you can use it in Impala as long as it contains only Impala-compatible data types. (For example, it cannot contain nested types such as array, map, or struct.) Because Impala and Hive share the same metastore database, Impala can directly access the table definitions and data for tables that were created in Hive.
After you create an Avro table in Hive, issue an INVALIDATE METADATA the next time you connect to Impala through impala-shell. This is a one-time operation to make Impala aware of the new table. If you issue Impala queries through more than one node, issue the INVALIDATE METADATA statement on each node, the first time you connect after creating the new table in Hive.
After you load new data into an Avro table, either through a Hive LOAD DATA or INSERT statement, or by manually copying or moving files into the data directory for the table, issue a REFRESH table_name statement the next time you connect to Impala through impala-shell. If you issue Impala queries through more than one node, issue the REFRESH statement on each node, the first time you connect after loading new data without using Impala.
Impala only supports fields of type boolean, int, long, float, double, and string, or unions of these types with null; for example, ["string", "null"]. Unions with null essentially create a nullable type.
Specifying the Avro Schema through JSON
While you can embed a schema directly in your CREATE TABLE statement, as shown above, column width restrictions in the Hive metastore limit the length of schema you can specify. If you encounter problems with long schema literals, try storing your schema as a JSON file in HDFS instead. Specify your schema in HDFS using table properties similar to the following:
tblproperties ('avro.schema.url'='hdfs//your-name-node:port/path/to/schema.json');
Enabling Compression for Avro Tables
To enable compression for Avro tables, specify settings in the Hive shell to enable compression and to specify a codec, then issue a CREATE TABLE statement as in the preceding examples. Impala supports the snappy and deflate codecs for Avro tables.
For example:
hive> set hive.exec.compress.output=true; hive> set avro.output.codec=snappy;
How Impala Handles Avro Schema Evolution
Starting in Impala 1.1, Impala can deal with Avro data files that employ schema evolution, where different data files within the same table use slightly different type definitions. (You would perform the schema evolution operation by issuing an ALTER TABLE statement in the Hive shell.) The old and new types for any changed columns must be compatible, for example a column might start as an int and later change to a bigint or float.
As with any other tables where the definitions are changed or data is added outside of the current impalad node, ensure that Impala loads the latest metadata for the table if the Avro schema is modified through Hive. Issue a REFRESH table_name or INVALIDATE METADATA table_name statement. REFRESH reloads the metadata immediately, INVALIDATE METADATA reloads the metadata the next time the table is accessed.
When Avro data files or columns are not consulted during a query, Impala does not check for consistency. Thus, if you issue SELECT c1, c2 FROM t1, Impala does not return any error if the column c3 changed in an incompatible way. If a query retrieves data from some partitions but not others, Impala does not check the data files for the unused partitions.
In the Hive DDL statements, you can specify an avro.schema.literal table property (if the schema definition is short) or an avro.schema.url property (if the schema definition is long, or to allow convenient editing for the definition).
For example, running the following SQL code in the Hive shell creates a table using the Avro file format and puts some sample data into it:
CREATE TABLE avro_table (a string, b string) ROW FORMAT SERDE 'org.apache.hadoop.hive.serde2.avro.AvroSerDe' STORED AS INPUTFORMAT 'org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.io.avro.AvroContainerInputFormat' OUTPUTFORMAT 'org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.io.avro.AvroContainerOutputFormat' TBLPROPERTIES ( 'avro.schema.literal'='{ "type": "record", "name": "my_record", "fields": [ {"name": "a", "type": "int"}, {"name": "b", "type": "string"} ]}'); INSERT OVERWRITE TABLE avro_table SELECT 1, "avro" FROM functional.alltypes LIMIT 1;
Once the Avro table is created and contains data, you can query it through the impala-shell command:
-- [localhost:21000] > select * from avro_table; -- Query: select * from avro_table -- Query finished, fetching results ... -- +---+------+ -- | a | b | -- +---+------+ -- | 1 | avro | -- +---+------+
Now in the Hive shell, you change the type of a column and add a new column with a default value:
-- Promote column "a" from INT to FLOAT (no need to update Avro schema) ALTER TABLE avro_table CHANGE A A FLOAT; -- Add column "c" with default ALTER TABLE avro_table ADD COLUMNS (c int); ALTER TABLE avro_table SET TBLPROPERTIES ( 'avro.schema.literal'='{ "type": "record", "name": "my_record", "fields": [ {"name": "a", "type": "int"}, {"name": "b", "type": "string"}, {"name": "c", "type": "int", "default": 10} ]}');
Once again in impala-shell, you can query the Avro table based on its latest schema definition. Because the table metadata was changed outside of Impala, you issue a REFRESH statement first so that Impala has up-to-date metadata for the table.
-- [localhost:21000] > refresh avro_table; -- Query: refresh avro_table -- Query finished, fetching results ... -- Returned 0 row(s) in 0.23s -- [localhost:21000] > select * from avro_table; -- Query: select * from avro_table -- Query finished, fetching results ... -- +---+------+----+ -- | a | b | c | -- +---+------+----+ -- | 1 | avro | 10 | -- +---+------+----+ -- Returned 1 row(s) in 0.14s


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Dunkin' Donuts proved America really does run on Dunkin', as it served up coffee, comfort and cheer to runners and spectators at November's New York City Marathon. For the seventh year, Dunkin' served as an official, and highly visible, sponsor, setting up cheering hubs and "refuel" stations at Dunkin' Donut locations along the parade route.
Given November's chilly temperatures, the hats proved to be practical and stylish accessories. "It's a wonderful takeaway for those attending the event, and you see people during the winter months wearing the hats all throughout the New York tri-state area," she says.
Dunkin' Donuts considers the coffee and hats it distributes to be a significant part of the Marathon. "Our presence at the starting line with the complimentary coffee for runners and volunteers, as well as the fleece hats, drives brand awareness among a key audience," she says. The hats are exclusive to the New York City marathon and only available on race day.
Some race spectators were also able to receive free fleece caps to keep them warm on the sidelines at 14 Dunkin' "refuel" stations along the route, while supplies lasted. Team Dunkin, a running team consisting of several franchisees and employees, participated in the race for a seventh year. The team represented "everyday, hardworking people doing something extraordinary," Chavenet says.
Dunkin' also set up a station where tens of thousands of fans could create special signs to cheer on runners as they crossed into Manhattan. In addition, they partnered with the New York Mets to bring their brand mascots to this location to join in the festivities. A long line of fans waited to have pictures taken with the mascots. It was a fun way to engage with guests as they created signs for family and friends. "I can't think of a more appropriate slogan for the New York City Marathon than 'America Runs on Dunkin'," says Chavenet. "Dunkin' coffee and baked goods keep our guests running every day, and the Marathon is the premier running event in the United States."
Earthlink, an IT services, network and communications provider, wanted to promote a new service within the company. The provider has offices around the country as well as three subsidiaries with their own brand and management, and had launched an internal store offering branded merchandise at all three companies. A promotion was necessary to announce the store launch, encourage people to use the service and build a sense of family by incorporating all three logos.
Earthlink brainstormed with their promotional products partner to find a product that met several key criteria: It had to be a useful desk item, it had to be cost-effective and it had to have a large enough imprint area for all the logos and messaging.
The firm decided on 1,000 handy desktop books filled with sticky notes. The book cover was imprinted with the e-store's Web address and logo, as well as the logos of the three subsidiaries. A postcard tucked inside the book welcomed employees to the new store.
To drive sales immediately, a limited-time free shipping offer on all orders was offered. The sticky books were sent to users across all of Earthlink's brands and locations.
Make sure your company store is successful by using it to its fullest potential. Contact your distributor for ideas and the best promotional products to market your store, build awareness and goodwill, and get a better return on your store investment.
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But in the end through no shortage of hard work, the Raiders scored the first upset of the Calhoun County Tournament, knocking off seventh-seed Alexandria 63-61 Tuesday night.
"It just seemed like it was a grind the whole second half," Pleasant Valley coach Ronnie Preston said. "Our kids just played hard, probably harder than they've ever played in their life."
Alexandria was plagued early on — causing the need for a comeback — due to the intensity the 10th-seeded Raiders (12-8) were playing with.
"Their kids wanted it more than we did," Valley Cubs coach Jason Johnson said. "Their kids played with more intensity, and that's probably the most disappointing thing about it.
"We didn't shoot well, but that doesn't matter. They played harder than we did."
However, shortly after halftime, something sparked for Alexandria and the Valley Cubs (8-5) began making it a game.
"We might have played a little harder, we had a little bit more intensity, but that's still not acceptable," Johnson said, "not to take anything away from Pleasant Valley."
After Alexandria tied the game with 2:12 left in the third, it was unable to take the lead, 46-44, until 6:03 left. From there, it was back and forth until the finish.
Garrett Preston immediately responded with a 3 to regain the lead and scored the next basket, followed by a layup by Austin Tate and two free throws by Eddie Roe.
However, even with a 53-46 lead, Pleasant Valley was unable to put the Valley Cubs away.
With 2:30 remaining and trailing by seven, Alexandria made its move.
Scoring six consecutive points in 34 seconds, the Valley Cubs trailed by only one point as Preston took the free-throw line that fouled out Brian Owens.
"I did have confidence," Preston said about shooting foul shots. "I watch those guys at practice make free throws. They'll have 10 in a row or eight out of 10."
Not only did Preston hit those two foul shots, he hit four more, all but one of the remainder of Pleasant Valley's points.
"He stepped up," Ronnie Preston said about the guard. "To begin the game, I didn't know if he was going to miss a shot. He knew it was a big game and he came through."
But Alexandria had its chances to steal the win. Answering every Raider score and never trailing by more than three in the last minute, a layup by Alton Davis with 16 seconds left put the Valley Cubs down 62-61.
After Lucas Ford made one of his two free throws to give Pleasant Valley a two-point lead, Tyrelle Gay's 3-pointer from the right wing hit the back iron moments before the buzzer, solidifying the Pleasant Valley win.
"I think it definitely helps the confidence of the kids," Ronnie Preston said. "We've lost some games this year that I didn't think we should have lost, and I think a game like this gets their confidence up and makes them realize they can win against great competition."
The Raiders' fourth straight win puts them in the second round where they will play second-seeded White Plains, which they have lost to in two meetings this season.
"They are a great team," Ronnie Preston said about the Wildcats. "Fundamentally they do everything right. They play great defense. If a shot goes up, they're going to have a body on you. I just can't say enough about their team."
Sports Writer Brandon Miller: 256-235-3575. On Twitter @bmiller_star.


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27.11.20122012 immigration quotas for non-seasonal workers, the application process begins on 7th December at 9:00am
The closing date for applications is 30th June 2013, 12:00pm. 13850 units admitted. Operational instructions are outlined in a circular letter jointly issued by the Ministry of the Interior and the Ministry of Labour. From 4th December an online service is available to fill in application forms in advance
03.10.2012'Opening up the prefectoral box', an international conference on the role of prefects in Europe
It will be held on 4th October at the Interior Ministry School of Administration. The sessions will be opened by Undersecretary for Internal Affairs Ferrara. Minister Cancellieri will attend the closing ceremony
14.09.2012Illegal immigrant workers: 2012 regularisation procedure available on the web
Applications can be submitted online from 8 a.m. Saturday 15 October to 12 p.m. Monday 15 October 2012. No maximum quota set for admission
23.08.2012Substitutive powers conferred to the General Inspectorate of Administrative Affairs in case of inactive administration
The head of General Inspectorate is entitled to take the place of Internal Affairs officials/officers failing to fulfil theirs obligations to ensure that administrative procedures started upon request of citizens are completed
21.08.2012EU Blue Cards available for non-EU highly skilled migrants
Applications for a work permit can be submitted online. All details are outlined in a circular letter issued by the Department for Civil Liberties and Immigration
29.05.2012Humanitarian permits for North Africans renewed for a further 6 months
The validity period has been prolonged in accordance with the decree of the President of the Council of Ministers dated 15th May 2012, published in the Official Gazette on Monday 21st May
23.04.2012Work to restore the building housing the Fermi Centre in Panisperna Road begins
President of the Republic Napolitano was the guest of honor at the ceremony held as part of the Projects' Second Conference organised by the Historic Museum of Physics and the Enrico Fermi Centre for Study and Research in Rome. The 'Red fish fountain' designated as the official site of the European Society of Physics
20.04.2012Immigration, online application for seasonal workers is now open
On Friday, April 20 from 8 a.m. employers can submit their applications for hiring third-country nationals for the purpose of subordinate seasonal employment within quota limits established by decree of the President of the Council of Ministers 13.3.2012, published in the Official Gazette
22.03.20122012 immigration quota decree for seasonal workers: procedure for online application opens
It starts at 8.00 a.m. on the morning of the day after the publication of the decree by the President of the Council of Ministers dated 13.3.2012 in the Official Gazette. Up to a maximum quota of 35000 third-country nationals admitted
12.03.2012The integration agreement for foreigners applying for a residence permit is in force
Since 10th March 2012 a new tool has been available to newcomers who plan to live in our country to help them in a real integration process into Italian society through language and civic education
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Mariah Carey and Snoopy celebrate the recording of "Charlie Brown Christmas," featuring PEANUTS music, on Mariah Carey's album, "Merry Christmas II You." / Graylock.com and AP
Are Americans tired of hearing holiday classics like Winter Wonderland on the radio?
Definitely not.
In 2012, radio stations that switched to an all-holiday music format saw a 71% midday increase in listeners compared with their average ratings, according to a Nielsen analysis released Thursday. At night, ratings more than doubled.
The trend spiked on Christmas Eve with more than five times as many listeners. The average number of listeners jumped from 291,700 to 1.9 million for any given 15-minute period compared with the rest of the year.
What are some of the DJ's favorites? Three of the top six most-streamed songs were different versions of All I Want for Christmas.
And in case the Eurythmics's Winter Wonderland (which was the most played version of the song) is not your style, don't worry. Nielsen found radio stations played 34 different renditions of that holiday classic in 2012.
Want to get into the holiday spirit? Here are a few of the most popular Christmas songs last year, according to Nielsen.
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A Food Blog that shares tried & true recipes, and my passion for cooking and baking with a garnish of beginning gardening and some travel.
Friday, May 22, 2009
TGI-Friday Happy Hour with a litle help from Trader Joe's and Stacey
This has been a long and difficult week at the office. Fortunately, hubby and I are off for the next three days. I've got several recipes I need to upload, but I just haven't had time! This weekend, I'll catch up.
While scanning some of my favorite food blogs (I'm also behind in that department), I caught "Stacey Snacks" posting on her antipasto, "al fresco". The part of my brain that is connected to my taste buds set it's sights on the same idea.
I decided that I'd pop into Trader Joe's, just down the street from where I work. I bought prosciutto de parma, salami and asiago cheese, kalamata olives (pitted, no less), roma tomatoes and a fresh baguette. I already have basil plants in my back yard that I buy at Trader Joe's-- already potted and ready to enjoy, for less than $3.00. What a deal!
My husband chilled a bottle of white wine for us and I decided to make bruschetta. Bruschetta is very high on my list of favorite things to eat. Actually, tomatoes are a fruit that I never tire of eating.
We have 20 container tomatoes, that I am anxiously waiting to bear it's first beautiful fruit. I think it will be another month. Buying store bought tomatoes just isn't the same for me. Those of you who grown your own tomatoes know what I'm talking about-- there is nothing as sweet and wonderful as sun-ripened, homegrown tomatoes.
There are so many ways to make bruschetta. I keep mine very simple:
I remove the seeds from roma tomatoes, and dice them. To that I add some sea salt & fresh ground pepper, one small finely minced clove of garlic, extra-virgin olive oil and fresh chopped basil. While that sits a bit, I slice the baguette and brush with olive oil. Broil for about 2 minutes, until lightly golden brown. Remove from the broiler, and rub a garlic clove.
Spoon the tomatoes on each crostini and add freshly grated Parmigiana-Reggiano. Sometimes, I drizzle balsamic over the top. I could eat a dozen of these, no problem!
I also decided to make a basil pesto, since I have three thriving plants. In a food processor I used fresh basil, of course, and pine nuts (I keep them in my freezer), parmesan, salt & pepper, garlic and olive oil- and a little bit of lemon juice, for some zip. I used the pesto to add to some sliced baguettes for the salami and prosciutto.
I also sliced some apples and cheese and we were all set.
I live in the sunbelt, so it is highly unusual that we had overcast skies. Instead, we opted to nosh in our living room while watching a DVD.
Ah, yes... this is a wonderful way to start a three-day weekend! Thanks, Stacey, for the inspiration!
Oh, by the way-- I think I'm learning to bond with kalamata olives. For most of my life, I've not been a fan of them. I'm going to start playing around with incorporating these into my recipes. What took me so long to realize that while they're a little salty, they're pretty darn good!
I think I'm going to join Stacy in her Friday tradition of antipasto during the warmer months of the year. If you haven't visited her blog, please pay her a visit. Please tell her I sent you. She's funny, talented and she knows her way around the kitchen. I'm amazed that she posts something new just about every day! I've made a few of her recipes, that have always turned out delicious.
6 comments:
- Coleen's Recipes said...
Your "sandwiches" look more than tasty, I just love this kind of dinner.
- May 23, 2009 at 12:35 AM
- Kristen said...
I love bruscetta too! Looks so tasty!
- May 23, 2009 at 2:57 AM
- Jamie said...
I love bruschetta and simple is so nice! Especially in summer! Yours are so perfectly Italian and look wondrful!
- May 23, 2009 at 3:50 AM
- Stacey Snacks said...
Maybe we have started a trend?
Your bruschetta looks so perfect, mine is always so sloppy, I throw the tomatoes all over the platter!
I love Friday nights on the patio!
Your herbs are on steroids!! must be the Calif. sun! Enjoy the weekend.
- May 23, 2009 at 4:35 AM
- Monica H said...
This looks delicious as always.
I went to California Pizza Kitchen last night with a friend and we shared a garlic cheese foccacia topped with checca. Checca from what I observed was chopped tomatoes, with basil, garlic and olive oil. It was delicious!
- May 23, 2009 at 10:20 AM
- Donna-FFW said...
These look just wonderful , perfect dinner appetizers.
- May 24, 2009 at 8:47 PM


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2012-13: Competed in nine regattas as the crew...won the A Division of the FJ Invite (9/9) and the B Division of the Firefly and FJ Invite (10/13)...captured third place in the A Division of the Central Series 1 (3/16)...ranked fifth in the A Division of the Oberg Trophy (4/14).
2011-12: Competed in six regattas as the crew...finished fourth at the Midweek Tech Invite (9/20)...placed sixth in the A Division of the Charles River Invitational (10/2)...was 14th in the B Division of the BU Bridge Invitational (3/25)...ranked 13th in the B Division of the BU Trophy (4/1)...placed 10th in the A Division of the Central Series 3 (4/8)...contributed to MIT's seventh-place finish at the Priddy Trophy (4/21).
On Dry Land at MIT: Majoring in chemical engineering...completed an internship in the Jullien Lab at ENS-Paris...research assistant at the Koch Institute...conducted diabetes research in the Langer Lab...Sigma Kappa sorority.
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So seriously, this is the best ever juice! it was made in the juicer my Great Aunt Delores gave me. It was her fathers. Im guessing it is at least 30 yrs old. i will ask her and post it. It works better than any juicer i ever used! They just dont make em' like this anymore!
- handful beat greens
-2 skinny carrots
-1/2 apple
-1/2 pear
- 1 clove garlic
-2 celery sticks
-1/4 lemon
seriously, this is so refreshing and yummy i cant get enough of it!
Thanks for the recipe dad!
*Remember, when juicing it is very important to use organic veggies. The juice immediately hits your blood stream so you dont want any pesticides or GMO's to get in there! *


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Visit the Commuter Lounge
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Did you know over 60% of UMaine undergraduates live off campus? Whether you live across the street and use the Black Bear Orono Express to come to campus or you drive daily from Elsworth or further , if you do not live in UMaine housing you are a commuter.
Within this large group of commuter students there are non-traditional student who represent about 15-17% of UMaine undergraduate students .Non-traditional students, have generally chosen to pursue a UMaine degree while already managing many other life roles. Non-traditional students are those who have chosen to come to college several years past their graduation from high school, undergraduates who are 24 years or older, are parents themselves and/or have been through other life circumstances that differentiate them from the traditional path.
Commuter and Non Traditional Programs ( CNTSP) recognizes that there are some special challenges for those who commute to campus. All commuters must manage their time and funds so that they can be successful in their academic while maintaining all the other issues involved in living off campus. Connecting to campus resources , departments and clubs can be more difficult for commuters. CNTSP provides the support , advocacy and information that can help commuter and non- traditional students excel at UMaine.
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Since 1983, University of Maine's Senior Alumni (alumni who graduated 50 or more years ago) funds the Non-Traditional Student Scholarships. The Senior Alumni will select approximately 15 to 20 new undergraduate scholarship recipients for 2014-15. Part-time students receive $1,000 and full-time students $2,000. Awards are renewable for eligible recipients for the 2015-16 academic year – no reapplication is needed. New and renewed scholarships combined assist about 35 students each year. The application deadline is Friday, January 31, 2014.
The application can be found on the Alumni Association website. You will also find an informational flyer about Senior Alumni and the scholarship. . The link is:
Complete applications are due by January 31, 2014. Please turn in all application materials to CNTSP staff in the Commuter Lounge, 228 Memorial Union. Eligibility requirements for the Taverner scholarship are outlined on the application form. Please direct specific questions about the eligibility for this scholarship to the Office of Student Aid.
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The progress we have made since I was elected county executive is significant. Each small achievement builds on another until we have created a solid foundation on which we can continue to build. To diminish the achievements rather than applaud them fails to acknowledge and recognize the success earned through hard work, dedication and commitment.
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By APPI
from OLIVE BRANCH MS
About Me Coffee/Tea Aficionado
Comments about Stainless Steel Tea Kettle:
It helps when you buy something that it is not broken when you get it. Handle just wabbled off. A screw in handle fell out and the whistle part is crooked. I am not recommending this to anyone. I is so disappointing.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Cheap, piece broke off right away.
By Kimberly
from Wenatchee Wa.
About Me Everyday Drinker
A piece fell off right away. The lid part that closes just fell right off. I will try to super glue it back on I guess. Other than that I thought it was cute. But with cheap plastic pieces with attachments that fall apart.
Not what I expected
By Strongheartwoman
from Kenova, WV
I was very disappointed in how small it was and then when the leaks around the bottom welds started; I had to stop using it. Not worth what it cost.
By Suzanne
from Spring Hill, Florida
My husband makes my morning tea everyday. I like it because my hand fits in the top to clean out the sediment that collects on the bottom. I have had this kettle so long that I cannot remember when I bought it, but think somewhere around 13 years. The only reason I'm replacing the one I have is there are some rust spots showing up on the inside bottom. Otherwise it is perfect.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Decent Little Kettle
By tcbtom
from Port St Lucie, FL
I use this everyday for tea. It is a little thin and makes a lot of noise from the expansion of the metal when heating up. Other than that at least the whisrle works well!
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