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That cloud DVR uses the VOD system, which still requires a tuner.
The xbone TV functionality just seems like crap to be frank.
Another UI on top of my existing UI that only can tune live TV via an IR blaster? Are you kidding me? Sounds like one giant mess.
If there were to offer any cable/dvr type service in the future with the xbone I would bet money it would be IP based.
I doubt seriously we'll see any official DVR functionality. However we'll have to wait and see what the hackers can do. It is basically an x86 PC and they said it could boot into Win8, so it may not be that hard to make it into an HTPC.
Perhaps as currently deployed. But there is zero technical reason that the app couldn't be developed to include cloud DVR functionality and delivery via the app. None.
Whether it happens is a separate question obviously. But that's a way more likely scenario than any USB/wmc/Ceton outboard tuner scenario IMO.
I think a standalone company tried to do that once and they got sued out of existence. Maybe if Cablevision survives this lawsuit and wins we'll see another company attempt it. But the cable companies don't really have an incentive to use a pure IP solution when it's easier for them to use the VOD system in place.
Well, Cablevision has already survived this lawsuit and my assumption was that what I described would result from a good working partnership between a cable co and msft/sne. In other words, CV and say Msft would work together to make it happen.
As for motivation, I think down the road we'll see the geographic boundaries currently governing cable (tv) operations come to an end. They'll all chase a national footprint where every household is a potential customer. But they would do that not by pulling lines and installing boxes everywhere, but by being essentially just another OTT delivery service. So you'd still need a local broadband solution but could choose from any number of "cable" companies for TV. At that point, the features delivered by company's app, and the methods in which the app as available (eg on game consoles and BR players) matter.
Said in a much simpler way...wouldn't it be awesome if TWC, Comcast, et al had tv/dvr apps that were as ubiquitously available as Netflix's app is today? Talk about competition! And since this seems to be where apple, intel and others are already trying to get to, I think we can count on the incumbents to join the party and fight fire with fire sooner or later.
That would be awesome but a lot of laws would have to be changed for that to happen. I think we're at least a decade, maybe more, out from that happening.
Which laws? You mean cable franchises? I wouldn't think so, if marketed as an OTT service...
If you offered it as an OTT service the cable companies might start doing things like lowering data caps or throttling bandwidth to prevent you from using it. Since cable companies are usually also the only good broadband provider for most people (DSL sucks) cable companies have a lot of leverage to make sure such a service wouldn't succeed.
Agreed they have tons of leverage. I do think that the open Internet will ultimately be legislated to prevent throttling as a discriminatory/anti-competitive thing. But we shall see.
Data caps as a de-facto form of throttling is a tougher case to prove and so may ultimately be the downfall of my hopes...
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I can't argue with TiVo as it stands right now, but over the longer term, the company looks to be facing competition from a number of heavy-hitting tech giants. TiVo excels at standing in between consumers and cable providers, but other companies, such as Microsoft , are about to enter that space.
The upcoming Xbox One is far more than a video-game console. Rather, as its name suggests, it aims to be the one device consumers turn to for all of their entertainment needs. When Microsoft unveiled the device, it actually focused more on its TV capabilities than its gaming prowess.
By attaching an existing cable box to the Xbox One, cable subscribers can access their content through hand gestures and voice commands. Simply saying, "watch HBO" will change the channel. The Xbox One serves up recommendations, and lets owners see trending shows and movies. It allows for multitasking, Internet browsing, and live voice calls. Microsoft has partnered with the NFL for fantasy football, and plans to roll out additional features in the future.
At $500, it's more expensive than the Roamio, but unlike TiVo's offering, it can play the latest console games. For someone with the money to spend on the ultimate TV experience, the Xbox One might be the better buy."
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I don't know about all you guys, but as I'm writing this and I'm currently hooking up my new pro as we speak, and I also have a couple SD HDHR Prime 3CC tuners with WMC and Xbox extenders (and most likely an XBone coming in November for my son), I get a sick feeling that if I keep the TiVo Roamio Pro, even though I can loop it thru the XBone, that it'll have so much other tech and options in it that I'm going to feel like I wasted a crap ton of $$$ on it along with the Minis and Lifetime service?
PLEASE someone reassure me that my future visions (which have been surprisingly very accurate over the years I might add!) may be skewed or incorrect. :-/
Dave "torn between 2 awesome geek toys" Harper
Dave I have the same anxieties as you. I have a feeling that sooner or later either a PS4 or XBO (or appletv...) will eliminate the need for a separate cable box entirely via OTT apps (I think the hdmi passthrough of the XBO, combined with IR repeaters and double overlays is a poor solution).
In the meantime though I will enjoy my Roamio Plus. And, my gut is that it will be in the range of at least a couple-3 years before an app based solution offers *all* the features of the TiVo, if ever.
Thanks Anthony! I'm not so much worried about OTT replacing broadcast cable DVR just yet. What i mean is, why wouldn't I just use my HDHomerun Primes and my PC with WMC and XBox 360 extenders for now, and then add the XBone into the mix in Nov? I've been messing with my son's 360 and I gotta tell you the GUI, interface, integration and OTT apps and performance are pretty impressive and it's only going to get better once XBone is released. I have Time warner and they just released their app for the 360 to watch over 300 channels, they have a very cool ESPN app, FOXNow, TV news apps and all the regular apps like netflix, hulu, vudu, amazon, plays your home media, etc etc etc.
I just have this gut feeling that if not immediately, then soon after release that there will be some cool interaction with your 360s and most importantly for this forum's clientele, the hub of your whole home media system including using external Ethernet or USB tuners and HDDs as a stop gap to what you're saying with OTT apps replacing it eventually.
I personally think this change in TV is happening a lot sooner than many people here think and Microsoft is a LOT bigger to be able to roll with these changes than TiVo can. Don't get me wrong one bit though, I LOVE me some TiVo too!!! I just can't shake these feelings.
Dave "are you ready for some football!!!" Harper
I don't think TiVo will go away. I think Apple probably has a better shot of making a dent than Microsoft does.
Remember, Microsoft was going to take control of everything with the MSN TV back in the day, and also with the Zune to dethrone the iPod, and the Surface kill the iPad. We'll see how much of an impact it really has.
I'd agree with you in those other points, but their Xbox platform is a whole other story and is wildly successful.
I hear you about interface and performance. I use a ps3 for both bluray and all non-iTunes media streaming...amazon, Netflix, Vudu and they all work phenomenally.
I've eyed the TWC app situation on Xbox with envy. I have family who are subs and would check it out if they ever rolled it out on PS3 (or 4...)
This may all be a moot point for me anyway cuz I'm having the tuning and black screen issue on my pro, so I hooked up my hdhr prime, paired the cable card with it and have been testing windows MC and the very same channels I had so many issues tuning on the TiVo come popping right up in milliseconds in Media Center! The hardware may be making my decision for me. :/
Sometimes I wish I didn't hate windows so much
WEll the Time Warner app doesn't time shift nor skip commercials.
The ESPN app is great for watching content they aren't showing on the ESPN channels, but I found the picture to be substandard. And the controls to skip through the video to be substandard as well.
The WMC experience won't change with the xbox one so ...not seeing the problem here.
You either want WMC or Tivo. Want to time shift programs and skip commercials or not.


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Once upon a time, long, long ago in a land far, far away . . . should perhaps be the opening to the story of Ayurveda (pronounced "ah-yer-vey-duh"). It is, after all, said to be 5,000 years old (documented in ancient texts, but handed down orally before the written word). And at 8,000-plus miles, India certainly qualifies for being distant.
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This year, yoga injuries have been in the news. It's true: people get hurt in yoga. It's also true that yoga will help you become stronger and more flexible. The focus on conscious relaxation of muscle tension can help you sleep better, and the breathing practices may enable you to hang onto your calm in stressful situations. Yoga might even help you lose weight by encouraging you to tune... Read More
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We're doing some analysis on various aspects of our networks. We've run into some call drop issues. What I'm trying to find out is at what point is a call dropped. Once the UCM negotiates the call and the devices directly connect, how much packet loss between them will actually cause a call to drop? What tells the device that the call is lost? In military networks we've seen calls maintained through high latency, high packet loss networks. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
For IP Phone to IP Phone calls, once call is already established CUCM doesnt check for any RTP?RTCP counters to drop or not the call, it just connectes the endpoints, IP Phones dont have that capability to drop the call based on stats on the fly.


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High-haired antics coupled with high-energy gymnastics from six gender illusionists will sashay across the stage this weekend in Clarkesville.
Instead of whizzing through the streets of France, bicyclists will race around downtown Gainesville and Flowery Branch to kick off the Georgia Championship Series.
Temperatures are heating up, and activities are following suit in downtown Cornelia with the city's next installment of the summer concert series.
Fairies, flying children, a pirate villain and a boy who doesn't want to grow up will tell their adventurous tales for the next two weekends in Dahlonega.
The vibrant community in New York City's Washington Heights neighborhood is on the brink of change.
A potpourri of Native and Latin American sounds mixed with African rhythms and folk and flamenco flourishes will drift through the air in a Saturday night concert featuring two unique musicians.
Overseas travels and pop culture inspired by light and the emotional spontaneity adorns the walls of Quinlan Visual Arts Center this summer.
For the 39th year, locals will gather downtown for The Arts Council's Summer MusicFest Series and kick off the season with the sounds of the "Star-Spangled Banner" from the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.
Fathers, mothers and their kids can partake in family-friendly activities while raising funds for abused and neglected children at the same time.
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Fernbank Museum of Natural History is honoring dad and all other heroes with Superhero Day on Sunday.
The North Georgia Theatre at Piedmont College summer stock season opens with William Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew," followed by the 1980s hit, "9 to 5: The Musical," in Arrendale Amphitheater in Demorest.
The John Jarrard Foundation is bringing a bit of the Nashville music scene to Gainesville with the annual Summer Songwriter Series.
Christmas is coming early to Clarkesville.
Gainesville resident Greg Cochran plans to flip out Saturday at Buffalo Wild Wings.
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The 2017 Spring Chicken Festival is clucking its way back to Gainesville to celebrate the poultry industry with family fun.
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Heritage's robust music offerings include choir, band, orchestra, jazz band and praise band. Students perform for the community, lead worship during chapel services and compete at the local and state level. Heritage music programs have won numerous state awards as a member of the Indiana School State Music Association (ISSMA) and national recognition through the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) Foundation.
Inside the Classroom
Elementary School
The Elementary Music curriculum utilizes the National Music Education Standards as a basis for activity-based music education. Students experience music through singing, playing, listening, moving and analyzing. They also develop musical skills at age appropriate levels while gaining an understanding of music in relationship to other arts, history and culture.
Music Programs - Students in grades 1-4 participate in yearly musical performances to showcase what they have learned in the classroom.
Hosanna Children's Choir - This choir is open to 4th grade students who go through an audition process. This is the first opportunity for students to be part of a formal music group. These students learn the basics of vocal techniques and part singing and are exposed to varied genres of music.
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All students in 5th and 6th grade participate in a music class of their choice.
Choir - This course introduces students to the process of developing their vocal skills and musicianship. An emphasis is placed on raising the level of proficiency in vocal technique, singing in an ensemble, sight-reading, music theory, music history, and the performance of various genres of music.
Band - Intermediate Band teaches music theory, tone production, posture performance and working together as a group.
Strings - Students in Intermediate Strings learn violin, viola, cello, and bass in an ensemble setting. They are taught music reading, posture and position of the instrument, intonation, and solid tone production.
Middle School
Choir - Middle School Choir raises the level of proficiency in vocal technique, singing in an ensemble, sight-reading, music theory, music history, and the performance of various genres of music. A variety of styles and languages encompass the music literature chosen for this choir.
Praise & Worship Team - The Praise and Worship Team emphasizes performing and ministering to the student body for the glory of the Lord by creating an atmosphere of unified worship. Students on this team lead worship for middle school chapel and play for other middle school concerts throughout the year.
Band - Middle School Band increases students' knowledge of basic rhythms, notes, scales, tone production, intonation, musicianship and music history.
Jazz Band - Jazz is an American art form and is integral to understanding 20th century America. This ensemble introduces students to jazz through performance, history of the music and its artists while viewing jazz through a Biblical worldview. In this course, students learn listening skills, music theory and improvisation.
Strings - Middle School Strings students continue to develop skills in music reading, posture and position of the instrument, intonation, varying bow styles, and musicianship. They perform a variety of styles of music, learn about the cultural and spiritual influences of composers in classical and contemporary music, and learn to arrange and compose hymns on Sibelius software.
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Music History - This one semester course is an overview of the development of Western music in Europe and America. Students analyze how music, culture, and worldview have interacted in history from the renaissance through the 19th century and look at how music has developed in the 20th and 21st centuries with an emphasis placed on jazz, rock, Broadway, movie, and classical genres in America.
Music Theory - This class surveys how music is constructed with an emphasis on chords, harmonic analysis, sight singing, ear training, form, and composition
Advanced Music Theory - In this advanced course, students learn more advanced elements of music: melody, rhythm, harmony, texture, form, dynamics, and timbre, along with sight singing and ear training.
AP Music Theory - This course focuses predominantly on aural skills and dictation, sight-singing, and melodic/harmonic analysis. Students incorporate their performance skills with materials of music, score analysis, terminology, and notational skills using music from the Common Practice period (16501900) and 20th century, folk, jazz, and popular music. All students are required to take the AP exam in the spring with the goal of earning college credit or testing into a higher level freshman music theory class in college.
Praise & Worship Team - The Praise and Worship Team emphasizes performing and ministering to the student body for the glory of the Lord by creating an atmosphere of unified worship. These students lead worship for high school chapel throughout the year and study the history and philosophy of worship in music, music theory, and the technology of contemporary worship.
Colla Voce - Colla Voce is a performance choir for students with advanced vocal ability. Students study and perform music from the Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic and Contemporary periods while also learning music history, theory and sight singing.
Orchestra - This performance-oriented ensemble performs a variety of musical styles including classical, bluegrass, movie, Broadway, jazz, and praise music.
Advanced Orchestra - This is an audition-based ensemble for advanced string students who have had 4-5 years of previous instruction and who enjoy learning and performing music in a fast-paced environment. Students in this ensemble participate in the Pit Orchestra for the Fall Musical as well as additional performances with the High School Orchestra class during the school year.
Band - High School Band is a performance-based ensemble. Student study many styles of music, learn advanced musicianship, and view music through the lens of a Biblical worldview. Emphasis is placed on music for regularly scheduled formal concerts, special school activities, athletic events and pep sessions.
Jazz Band - Jazz Band functions as an extension of band and orchestra and focuses on the history and performance of jazz music. The instrumentation in this course may vary slightly, but generally consists of piano, bass, drums, guitar, vibes, two alto saxophones, two tenor saxophones, one baritone saxophone, four trumpets, and four trombones. Students in Jazz Band learn listening skills, music theory and improvising.


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The Ludlow handler, who could mount a serious challenge for the title of World's Most Pessimistic Man, declared after the eight-year-old's impressive victory: "I didn't want to run him. I never thought he'd jump these huge black fences against these goodhorses."
But Forster was delighted to be proved wrong by Martha's Son, who took to the Ascot obstacles like a seasoned gazelle to win his eighth successive chase. He put in some spectacular leaps - notably at the downhill fence, where he went from fifth to third place in the air - under Rodney Farrant and came into the straight, with Egypt Mill Prince in his sights, to take control of the race two out.
The Idiot's Delight gelding quickened well to relegate Egypt Mill Prince to the runner-up spot for the second time. The long-time leader Coulton stayed on in third, followed by Uncle Ernie and the top-weight Viking Flagship, 28 lengths behind the winner.Martha's Son, owned by Paddy Hartigan and his breeder Mike Ward-Thomas, was Forster's first runner at Ascot for six years.
The trainer said: "He is the kindest, sweetest, horse I've had anything to do with in 32 years. You could ride him into Windsor to do your shopping, and leave him tied up outside the supermarket. He's like a child's pony - until you put a fence in front of him, when he gets very excited. When he ran over hurdles he used to smash them out of the ground out of sheer exuberance."
David Nicholson was happy enough with the performance of Viking Flagship, under a cloud earlier in the week and giving 19lb to Martha's Son. He said: "It was the weight that beat him, and I think time will show that the winner is a very good horse."
At Cheltenham, Mysilv galloped right back into Champion Hurdle reckoning with a storming victory under Norman Williamson in the Bromsgrove Trisport Handicap Hurdle. The mare, with everything to prove, following a disappointing last place in her first race for her new connections after being sold for a world record jumping auction price of 155,000 guineas, set off as if the devil himself was on her tail and jumped with all her old fire.
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The clash between the top northern novices in the Dipper Chase at Newcastle ended in favour of the flying grey Morceli, who jumped superbly and came home at his leisure in front of Northern Squire and Toogood to be True.
The winner's market rival Strong Deel was struggling when he fell two out.
At Leopardstown, there was a clean sweep for the home side and a great result for the bookmaker sponsors in Europe's richest handicap hurdle, The Ladbroke.
The 25-1 shot Anusha, trained by Michael Hourigan, jumped the last in third place, but quickened past the well-fancied Derrymoyle and the favourite Cockney Lad to take the £40,000 first prize by a length.
Of the two British challengers, Kadastrof was tapped for foot from the home turn and plugged on in sixth place behind Andante and Double Symphony, but Fatack faded badly and beat only one home.
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Matt Moore joins me today to talk about the Boston Celtics and the return of Rajon Rondo. Royce Young discussed the road map to the rebuild of Celtics and Ken Berger talked to Rondo about his future with the Celtics. At what point do you want Rajon Rondo back on the court if you're the Celtics? Will they be better than we think and make his return all that more important? Should we really be that worried about him re-injuring the knee?
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Concave surfaces are often considered to be detrimental or precarious in room acoustics, especially because of the impact they have on the distribution of sound energy. However, it is often difficult to avoid such surfaces in buildings with specific architectural functions. A primary example of this involves mosques, sacred places of worship for Muslims. In keeping with the Islamic architectural style, most mosques incorporate a symbolic centralized domed ceiling as part of their roof structures. Owing to the distinctness and ubiquity of this basic architectural form, a thorough, fundamental analysis of such environments would be useful to the architectural acoustics community. In this study, predictions from computer models were compared to the results derived from physical scale model measurements in a 1:12 scale model of Darussholah mosque, in East Java, Indonesia. Statistical analysis were used to compare results from the measurements with variations of domed ceiling configurations and other aspects of the measurement setting. This book helps to establish criteria for good acoustics in mosques and other buildings with domed ceilings.


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TokuDB Hotbackup is a solution that allows you to do backups on the fly. It works as a library that intercepts certain system calls that duplicate data written to already copied parts of files, so that at the end of the backup process the copied files contain the same content as the original files. There are several blog posts describing how TokuDB Hot Backup works in details:[Read more]
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TwinDB Backup supports encrypted backup copies since version 2.11.0. As usual the tool supports natively backup and restore operations, if backup copies are encrypted the tool takes care of decryption.
Installing TwinDB Packages repository
I will work with CentOS 7 system to show the example, but there are also packages for Ubuntu trusty and Debian jessie.
We host our packages in PackageCloud which provides a great installation guide if you need to install the repo via puppet, chef etc. The manual way is pretty straightforward as well. A PackageCloud script installs and configures the repository.
curl -s https://packagecloud.io/install/repositories/twindb/main/script.rpm.sh | sudo bash
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Logging is a very important diagnostic tool for understanding the behavior of the application as well as troubleshooting any issue with the application. Since MySQL Enterprise Backup (MEB) is a command line application, there is little interaction with the myriad of operations going on behind the scenes. Thus, logging messages are very important for knowing the progress of current operation as well as learning more about errors should they occur. The messages logged by MEB are written to the console and the log file as depicted in the following diagram, which looks similar to the Tee command in UNIX.
By default, MEB creates the log file in the default '<backup_dir>/meta' directory with a name like MEB_<Date.time>_<operation_name>.log. For example – MEB created a log file with the name, …[Read more]
MySQL Enterprise Backup Team is pleased to announce major improvements in incremental backup performance starting with release 4.1.
The current incremental backup algorithm scans all the tables to gather changed pages even if very few tables are modified since the previous backup and thus results in a 'full-scan' incremental backup. This may result in increment backups requiring the same amount of time as full backup because it scans all the tables. The new algorithm aims to eliminate this extra time.
The new algorithm scans only those tables that have been modified since the previous backup. This algorithm relies on modification time, which is similar to an earlier improvement made for full backup. That full backup algorithm is known as optimistic full backup, hence new improvement is named …[Read more]
MySQL Enterprise Backup Team is pleased to announce redo log performance improvements during the backup operation starting with release 4.1.
As explained in Redo Logging in InnoDB, redo logs are written to the redo log files in a circular fashion. Unless the MySQL server is idle, it continues to generate redo logs. MySQL Enterprise Backup (MEB) copies the redo logs from the redo log files to the ibbackup_logfile during a backup operation. MEB copies the redo logs in order to ensure that it does not miss any transaction while the physical backup is being done. MEB continues to copy the redo logs until it reads all the files from the data directory. If the redo log records are written faster than they can be processed by MEB, the backup operation fails with the following error.
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In this blog post, we'll look at a workaround for MySQL bug 72804.
Recently I worked on a ticket where a customer performed a point-in-time recovery PITR using a large set of binary logs. Normally we handle this by applying the last backup, then re-applying all binary logs created since the last backup. In the middle of the procedure, their new server crashed. We identified the binary log position and tried to restart the PITR from there. However, using the option
, the restore failed with the error "The BINLOG statement of type
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In this blog, we'll discuss how to use concurrency to help with WAN latency when using synchronous clusters.
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Our customers often ask us for help or advice with WAN clustering problems. Historically, the usual solution for MySQL WAN deployments is having the primary site in one data center, and stand-by backup site in another data center (replicating from the primary asynchronously). These days, however, there is a huge desire to employ available synchronous replication solutions for MySQL. These solutions include things like Galera (i.e., Percona XtraDB Cluster) or the recently released MySQL Group Replication. This trend is attributable to the fact that these solutions are less problematic and provide more automatic fail over and fail back procedures. But it's also because businesses want to write in both data centers simultaneously.
Unfortunately, WAN link reliability and latency makes …[Read more]
Join Percona's Chief Evangelist Colin Charles on Wednesday, January 18, 2017, at 7:00 am (PST) / 10:00 am (EST) (UTC-8) as he presents "Lessons from Database Failures."
MySQL failures at scale can teach a great deal. MySQL failures can lead to a discussion about such topics as high availability (HA), geographical redundancy and automatic failover. In this webinar, Colin will present case study material (how automatic failover caused Github to go offline, why Facebook uses assisted failover rather than fully automated failover, and other scenarios) to look at how the MySQL world is making things better. One way, for example, is using …[Read more]
In this blog post, we'll look at how to replace MySQL with Percona Server for MySQL on a CPanel, WHM VPS or dedicated server.
In general, CPanel and WHM have been leaning towards support of MariaDB over other flavors. This is partly due to the upstream repos replacing the MySQL package with MariaDB (for example, on CentOS).
MySQL 5.6 is still supported though, which means they are keeping support for core MySQL products. But if you want to get some extra performance enhancements or enterprise features for free, without getting too many bells and whistles, you might want to install Percona Server.
I've done this work on a new dedicated server with the latest WHM and CPanel on CentOS 7, with MySQL 5.6 installed. …[Read more]
This post discusses archiving MySQL and MongoDB data, and determining what, when and how to archive data.
Many people store infrequently used data. This data is taking up storage space and might make your database slower than it could be. Archiving data can be a huge benefit, both regarding the performance impact and storage savings.
Why archive?
One of the reasons for archiving data is freeing up space on your database volumes. You can store archived data on slower, less expensive storage devices, and current data on the faster database drives. Archiving old data makes backups and restores run faster since they need to process less data. Last, but by no means least, archiving data has the benefit of making your queries perform more efficiently since they do not need to process through old …[Read more]
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- Date: Wed, 21 Apr 2004 15:57:39 -0700 (PDT)
If i understand your question correctly, the purpose of free draining fill, which usually wrapped around by mirafi filter fabric is only to release hydrostatic pressure. It will not counteract full lateral soil pressure against the wall.
In the past, I have designed many retaining wall as a basement wall by assuming additional support at the top of the wall. To determine if the top support (floor diaphragm) is sufficient, it really depends on the condition of the other end of the room. Keep in mind that the pressure at the top of wall is less than on the bottom of wall due to triangular soil loading.
I would be skeptical if the soil would be able to stand almost straight up for 12? (+ footing thickness) without any means of shoring during the duration of the construction.
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Joe Grill <jgrill(--nospam--at)swiaz.com> wrote:
I have been asked to design a basement wall with a 12' retained height of
soil. There has been no geotechnical review of the residence, but the
architect, who has done other work in the area, tells me the cut will
probably stand almost vertical. If this near vertical face is just a couple
of feet away from the wall and the backfill is a free draining fill, will
the fill be able to achieve full lateral soil pressure against the wall.
The architect/contractor/owner wants to use the floor diaphragm to restrain
the top of the wall. If the full lateral soil pressure is achieved then the
diaphragm doesn't have the capacity to restrain the wall. I have suggested
a geotech be brought in to look at the excavation and make recommendations
at that point, but of course that hasn't been received very well. If the
full soil pressure is not activated will there be any pressure at all and
how is it calculated.
Any ideas?
Joseph R. Grill
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By Patrick J. Buchanan
"GOP to Detroit: Drop Dead!"
So may have read the headline Friday, had not President Bush stepped in to save GM, Ford and Chrysler, which Senate Republicans had just voted to send to the knacker's yard.
What are Republicans thinking of, pulling the plug, at Christmas, on GM, risking swift death for the greatest manufacturing company in American history, a strategic asset and pillar of the U.S. economy.
The $14 billion loan to the Big Three that Republican senators filibustered to death is just 2 percent of the $700 billion the Senate voted to bail out Wall Street. Having gone along with bailouts of Bear Stearns, AIG, Fannie, Freddie and CitiGroup, why refuse a reprieve to an industry upon which millions of the best blue-collar jobs in America depend?
In a good year, Americans buy 17 million cars. A more populous EU probably buys as many. Three billion people in India, Southeast Asia and China, four times as many people as there are in the EU and United States, are moving toward the middle class. They, too, will be wanting cars. And millions of them love American cars.
Is the Republican Party so fanatic in its ideology that, rather than sin against a commandment of Milton Friedman, it is willing to see America written forever out of this fantastic market, let millions of jobs vanish and write off the industrial Midwest?
So it would seem. "Companies fail every day, and others take their place," said Sen. Richard Shelby on "Face the Nation."
Presumably, the companies that will "take their place," when GM, Ford and Chrysler die, are German, Japanese or Korean, like the ones lured into Shelby's state of Alabama, with the bait of subsidies free-market Republicans are supposed to abhor.
In 1993, Alabama put together a $258 million package to bring a Mercedes plant in. In 1999, Honda was offered $158 million to build a plant there. In 2002, Alabama won a Hyundai plant by offering a $252 million subsidy.
"We have a number of profitable automakers in America, and they should not be disadvantaged for making wise business decisions while failure is rewarded," says Sen. Jim DeMint of South Carolina.
DeMint is referring to "profitable automakers" like BMW, which sited a plant in Spartanburg, after South Carolina offered the Germans a $150 million subsidy and $80 million to expand.
Be it BMW, Honda, Toyota, Nissan, Mazda, Mitsubishi or Hyundai, the South has become a sanctuary for foreign assembly plants, for which Southern states have been paying subsidies.
Fine. But why this "Let-them-eat-cake!" coldness toward U.S. auto companies? General Motors employs more workers than all these foreign plants combined. And, unlike Mitsubishi, General Motors didn't bomb Pearl Harbor.
Do these Southern senators understand why the foreign automakers suddenly up and decided to build plants in the United States?
It was the economic nationalism of Ronald Reagan.
When an icon of American industry, Harley-Davidson, was being run out of business by cutthroat Japanese dumping of big bikes to kill the "Harley Hog," Reagan slapped 50 percent tariffs on their motorcycles and imposed quotas on imported Japanese cars. Message to Tokyo. If you folks want to keep selling cars here, start building them here.
Fear of Reaganism brought those foreign automakers, lickety-split, to America's shores, not any love of Southern cooking.
Do the Republicans not yet understand how they lost the New Majority coalition that gave them three landslides and five victories in six presidential races from 1968 to 1988? Do they not know why the Reagan Democrats in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan are going home?
The Republican Party gave their jobs away!
How? By telling U.S. manufacturers they could shut plants here, get rid of their U.S. workers, build factories in Mexico, Asia or China, and ship their products back, free of charge.
Republican globalists gave U.S. manufacturers every incentive to go abroad and take their jobs with them, the jobs of Middle America.
And, for 30 years, that is what U.S. manufacturers have done, have been forced to do, as their competitors closed down and moved their plants abroad in search of low-wage Third World labor.
It's Herbert Hoover time in here, Vice President Cheney is said to have told the Senate Republicans - as they prepared to march out onto the floor and turn thumbs down on any reprieve for General Motors.
In today's world, America faces nationalistic trade rivals who manipulate currencies, employ nontariff barriers, subsidize their manufacturers, rebate value-added taxes on exports to us and impose value-added taxes on imports from us, all to capture our markets and kill our great companies. And we have a Republican Party blissfully ignorant that we live in a world of us or them. It doesn't even know who "us" is.
We need a new team on the field and a new coach who believes with Vince Lombardi that "winning isn't everything. It's the only thing."


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U Roster Offers Frozen Four Talent
Posted On: March 22, 2017
Wally Shaver has been the radio play-by-play voice of Gophers hockey for 16 years. He thinks the Minnesota team that is only two wins away from earning its way into the Frozen Four could win a national title. "I
Twins Season Opener Near Sellout
Posted On: March 07, 2017
A notes column starting with a conversation last weekend with Twins president Dave St. Peter. St. Peter said about 5,000 tickets remain for the Twins' home opener on Monday, April 3 against the Royals. The game will almost certainly
Super Bowl Security Puts Mpls. on Alert
Posted On: February 03, 2017
A notes column heavy with Super Bowl information: A sports industry friend from Minneapolis was in Houston earlier this week. He was stunned by the security in place for Sunday's Super Bowl and the events preceding the big game.


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