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I am starting to plan a trip next fall to Kiev, where a friend who works for the State Department is stationed. It looks as though the easiest thing to do will be to get a non-stop flight from Seattle to Frankfurt, as there are many flights from Frankfurt into Kiev. Does anyone have any other thoughts about this? Thanks.
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Have a look for direct flights to Berlin instead - you could have a few days there before heading up to Kiev and there is a direct flight with UIA once a day. I suggest Berlin as it might have a little more of interest and sightseeing for you than Frankfurt.
If you'd prefer to fly into Frankfurt then by all means do, spend a day (there are things to see and do, it's just not as "happening" as say Berlin) and fly on to Kiev. Of course, it depends if you want to visit anywhere else or just Kiev.
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They run away in low health. (20-40?) Field Notes: You have a chance to obtain Vampire Dust when you use a Blessed Wooden Stake on a slain vampire's fresh corpse. See also Vampire Dust/Dusting. Location: Drefia, Ghost Ship between Venore and Darashia, some Ankrahmun Tombs, Lich Hell, Serpentine Tower (unreachable), Ghostlands (unreachable). House between Plains of Havoc and Dark Cathedral, Hellgate (only during Zevelon Duskbringer raid), Edron Undead Cave, Vengoth Castle (and mountains before door). Strategy: A team for a vampire hunt can consist of one knight of about level 30, plus a couple of shooters. More shooters and better skills will make vampires less expensive to hunt, but you probably will not break even until you get a Vampire Shield. The success or failure of a vampire hunt depends on luck. The vampire shield is a great loot item for a relatively easy creature, but you may find yourself trying for weeks to loot one. Everything from these creatures are rare drops, you will be hunting for awhile to get anything from these hard-hitting monsters, so there is a high chance it's gonna be a waste if you don't bring a Blessed Wooden Stake. If you are attempting to solo a vampire by running it, you need to be ready to heal yourself to cure paralysis. Since you can no longer cure paralysis with potions keep a close eye on your health and mana. It's best to use exura since they paralyze you often.Mages can easily solo them from level 35 and up. Druids can use Hailstorm Rod and Flame Strike, and use Exura when their health goes below 310. Sorcerers could do the same with Wand of Inferno, but more effectivelly, as Vampires are weak to Fire Damage. Keep Exura Gran ready at all times, as a combo can take away most of a Mage's health in one shot.If you are hunting in a tomb, be careful not to run into creatures that might trap you. 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Thursday 31 August 2000
Look behind the headlines, et voila! A French economic miracle
'Paris has quietly demoted state intervention and dirigisme in favour of market pragmatism'
The French are revolting again. British holidaymakers are being deeply inconvenienced by bolshy trawlermen blockading the Channel ports, forcing them to spend another day shopping for cheap wine in Calais or paddling on the beach at Boulogne. No fun, with tired children in tow or urgent business beckoning back at the office. And, as usual, it's all because the protesters believe that the French government is doing too little for them. The fishermen want the authorities to step in and bring down the price of fuel.
The French are revolting again. British holidaymakers are being deeply inconvenienced by bolshy trawlermen blockading the Channel ports, forcing them to spend another day shopping for cheap wine in Calais or paddling on the beach at Boulogne. No fun, with tired children in tow or urgent business beckoning back at the office. And, as usual, it's all because the protesters believe that the French government is doing too little for them. The fishermen want the authorities to step in and bring down the price of fuel.
By coincidence, the resignation on Tuesday of the Interior Minister, Jean-Pierre Chevÿnement, provides another example of French conformity to stereotype. His objection to the Jospin government's limited devolution proposals for Corsica stems from a passionate belief in a strong, centralised, interventionist state. It is a vision of France that, in some degree, is still widely shared among its citizens.
No wonder, then, that Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the US Federal Reserve Board, should have used a recent speech to muse on the fact that old-fashioned state control of the economy had prevented Europe from reaping the benefits of the technological revolution. Mr Greenspan is revered in the US as the man who made the record-breaking boom possible, but he attributes America's phenomenal economic performance to free markets and flexibility.
As he pointed out, businesses can gain from new technologies only if they are able to cut costs and pass savings on to customers. Cost-cutting means being able to fire workers. The large-scale remoulding of an economy's industrial structure involves lots of people stopping doing some kinds of work and starting doing others. The US now has very few traditional jobs in industries such as steel and very many workers in new areas such as Java programming. European investors have voted massively in favour of the American model by pouring funds into the US stock market at the expense of their own economies, a preference reflected in the embarrassing weakness of the euro and corresponding strength of the dollar.
Yet in most European countries the idea that companies should be able to lay off workers easily and cheaply remains complete anathema. This partly reflects an understandable lack of confidence in some cases that there will be new jobs for those being restructured to go to, given the high levels of unemployment in some EU countries. But it is also a signal of a different set of social and political values. Politicians in a country such as France, with its tradition of dirigisme from the centre and social cohesion as a widely shared public value, are unable to transplant a new ideology such as that embodied by the raw American version of capitalism just because it would be more efficient, economically speaking.
Even so, the old stereotypes are becoming steadily more misleading. Those revolting fishermen divert attention from quiet but significant changes now under way. Habitual British Euroscepticism makes it easy to dismiss signs of economic modernisation on the Continent. Here, we focus on the danger that the "social justice" agenda of France's EU presidency will prove a Trojan horse for reregulation of the jobs market. Meanwhile, we ignore the fact that Laurent Fabius, the Finance Minister, is to announce cuts worth about £12bn in income tax and corporation tax today, in the country's biggest tax reform for half a century.
Mr Fabius recently described the tax system as a "major structural handicap" for the French economy and has indicated his determination to dismantle this barrier. His target is a reduction in the tax burden from a hefty 45.6 per cent of GDP - one of the highest by international standards - to below 44 per cent. Tax reforms were also recently passed in Germany and are due to lop about £15bn a year off the tax burden by 2005. So in both the big Continental economies the deregulation and privatisation of swathes of industry continues.
What's more, these policies are now also popular. According to a new opinion poll, 64 per cent of French voters think taxes should fall, compared with 38 per cent in a similar poll a year ago. By comparison, just 40 per cent now think income redistribution should be the government's priority. There is an appetite for economic modernisation. It is one that may prove vulnerable to any signs that the technology-based boost to the US's growth rate is faltering, but as long as that astonishing success continues, it is hard for others to ignore.
However, we will fool ourselves in Britain if we imagine that the UK is a cadet version of the US, poised to enjoy the same "new economy" gains as our cousins across the Atlantic while our old foes across the Channel are held back by old-fashioned economic rigidities and a sentimental resistance to modernisation. The British economy is not as dynamic and efficient as we pretend, while in France the government - thanks to Mr Fabius and his predecessor, Dominique Strauss-Kahn - has demoted state intervention in favour of market pragmatism. In neither case is the reality aligned fully with the rhetoric.
Mr Fabius has, in fact, forged a strong reformist alliance with Gordon Brown, based on their mutual recognition that further modernisation is an imperative on both sides of the Channel. The reform programme agreed at the EU summits chaired by the Portuguese reflects this, as will the summits under the French presidency. To focus only on the French government's social justice agenda is to miss the plot.
Besides, economic success no longer depends mainly on government policy. One of the hallmarks of the technological revolution is the way that it has made centralised government intervention increasingly irrelevant. Businesses can and must do things for themselves.
French and German companies invest more than their UK counterparts, and their workers deliver higher levels of productivity. The two Continental giants also match or better the UK in the use of new technologies such as the internet. If the ability to restructure is one key to harvesting the technological gains, investing in the new equipment is another, and European business has raced eagerly into the new economy.
So while a blockade of the ports by bolshy French fishermen is a familiar image, comfortable as an old cardigan, it can no longer be regarded as emblematic. The old barricades still go up, but they are, like it or not, irrelevant.
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Discussion of NewSQL products and vendors such as Akiban, Tokutek, VoltDB and dbShards. See also transparent sharding.
Some notes on new-era data management, March 31, 2013
Hmm. I probably should have broken this out as three posts rather than one after all. Sorry about that.
Performance confusion
Discussions of DBMS performance are always odd, for starters because:
- Workloads and use cases vary greatly.
- In particular, benchmarks such as the YCSB or TPC-H aren't very helpful.
But in NoSQL/NewSQL short-request processing performance claims seem particularly confused. Reasons include but are not limited to:
- It's common for databases or at least working sets to be entirely in RAM — but it's not always required.
- Consistency and durability models vary. What's more, in some systems — e.g. MongoDB — there's considerable flexibility as to which model you use.
- In particular, there's an increasingly common choice in which data is written synchronously to RAM on 2 or more servers, then asynchronously to disk on each of them. Performance in these cases can be quite different from when all writes need to be committed to disk. Of course, you need sufficient disk I/O to keep up, so SSDs (Solid-State Drives) can come in handy.
- Many workloads are inherently single node (replication aside). Others are not.
MongoDB and 10gen
I caught up with Ron Avnur at 10gen. Technical highlights included: Read more
One database to rule them all?
Perhaps the single toughest question in all database technology is: Which different purposes can a single data store serve well? — or to phrase it more technically — Which different usage patterns can a single data store support efficiently? Ted Codd was on multiple sides of that issue, first suggesting that relational DBMS could do everything and then averring they could not. Mike Stonebraker too has been on multiple sides, first introducing universal DBMS attempts with Postgres and Illustra/Informix, then more recently suggesting the world needs 9 or so kinds of database technology. As for me — well, I agreed with Mike both times.
Since this is MUCH too big a subject for a single blog post, what I'll do in this one is simply race through some background material. To a first approximation, this whole discussion is mainly about data layouts — but only if we interpret that concept broadly enough to comprise:
- Every level of storage (disk, RAM, etc.).
- Indexes, aggregates and raw data alike.
To date, nobody has ever discovered a data layout that is efficient for all usage patterns. As a general rule, simpler data layouts are often faster to write, while fancier ones can boost query performance. Specific tradeoffs include, but hardly are limited to: Read more
Attack of the Frankenschemas
In typical debates, the extremists on both sides are wrong. "SQL vs. NoSQL" is an example of that rule. For many traditional categories of database or application, it is reasonable to say:
- Relational databases are usually still a good default assumption …
- … but increasingly often, the default should be overridden with a more useful alternative.
Reasons to abandon SQL in any given area usually start:
- Creating a traditional relational schema is possible …
- … but it's tedious or difficult …
- … especially since schema design is supposed to be done before you start coding.
Some would further say that NoSQL is cheaper, scales better, is cooler or whatever, but given the range of NewSQL alternatives, those claims are often overstated.
Sectors where these reasons kick in include but are not limited to: Read more
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YCSB benchmark notes
Two different vendors recently tried to inflict benchmarks on me. Both were YCSBs, so I decided to look up what the YCSB (Yahoo! Cloud Serving Benchmark) actually is. It turns out that the YCSB:
- Was developed by — you guessed it! — Yahoo.
- Is meant to simulate workloads that fetch web pages, including the writing portions of those workloads.
- Was developed with NoSQL data managers in mind.
- Bakes in one kind of sensitivity analysis — latency vs. throughput.
- Is implemented in extensible open source code.
That actually sounds pretty good, especially the extensibility part;* it's likely that the YCSB can be useful in a variety of product selection scenarios. Still, as recent examples show, benchmark marketing is an annoying blight upon the database industry.
*With extensibility you can test your own workloads and do your own sensitivity analyses.
A YCSB overview page features links both to the code and to the original explanatory paper. The clearest explanation of the YCSB I found there was: Read more
Categories: Aerospike, Benchmarks and POCs, NewSQL, NoSQL, NuoDB, OLTP, Yahoo | 16 Comments |
Tokutek update
Alternate title: TokuDB updates
Now that I've addressed some new NewSQL entrants, namely NuoDB and GenieDB, it's time to circle back to some more established ones. First up are my clients at Tokutek, about whom I recently wrote:
Tokutek turns a performance argument into a functionality one. In particular, Tokutek claims that TokuDB does a much better job than alternatives of making it practical for you to update indexes at OLTP speeds. Hence, it claims to do a much better job than alternatives of making it practical for you to write and execute queries that only make sense when indexes (or other analytic performance boosts) are in place.
That's all been true since I first wrote about Tokutek and TokuDB in 2009. However, TokuDB's technical details have changed. In particular, Tokutek has deemphasized the ideas that:
- Vaguely justified the "fractal" metaphor, namely …
- … the stuff in that post about having one block each sized for each power of 2, …
- … which seem to be a form of what is more ordinarily called "cache-oblivious" technology.
Rather, Tokutek's new focus for getting the same benefits is to provide a separate buffer for each node of a b-tree. In essence, Tokutek is taking the usual "big blocks are better" story and extending it to indexes. TokuDB also uses block-level compression. Notes on that include: Read more
Categories: Akiban, Database compression, Market share and customer counts, NewSQL, Tokutek and TokuDB | 7 Comments |
Introduction to NuoDB
NuoDB has an interesting NewSQL story. NuoDB's core design goals seem to be:
- Transactions.
- Very flexible topology, including:
- Local replicas.
- Remote replicas.
- Easy deployment and management.
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Introduction to GenieDB
GenieDB is one of the newer and smaller NewSQL companies. GenieDB's story is focused on wide-area replication and uptime, coupled to claims about ease and the associated low TCO (Total Cost of Ownership).
GenieDB is in my same family of clients as Cirro.
The GenieDB product is more interesting if we conflate the existing GenieDB Version 1 and a soon-forthcoming (mid-year or so) Version 2. On that basis:
- GenieDB has three tiers.
- GenieDB's top tier is the usual MySQL front-end.
- GenieDB's bottom tier is either Berkeley DB or a conventional MySQL storage engine.
- GenieDB's bottom tier stores your entire database at every node.
- If you replicate locally, GenieDB's middle tier operates a distributed cache.
- If you replicate wide-area, GenieDB's middle tier allows active-active/multi-master replication.
The heart of the GenieDB story is probably wide-area replication. Specifics there include: Read more
Categories: Cache, Cloud computing, Clustering, GenieDB, Market share and customer counts, MySQL, NewSQL | 4 Comments |
NewSQL thoughts
I plan to write about several NewSQL vendors soon, but first here's an overview post. Like "NoSQL", the term "NewSQL" has an identifiable, recent coiner — Matt Aslett in 2011 — yet a somewhat fluid meaning. Wikipedia suggests that NewSQL comprises three things:
- OLTP- (OnLine Transaction Processing)/short-request-oriented SQL DBMS that are newer than MySQL.
- Innovative MySQL engines.
- Transparent sharding systems that can be used with, for example, MySQL.
I think that's a pretty good working definition, and will likely remain one unless or until:
- SQL-oriented and NoSQL-oriented systems blur indistinguishably.
- MySQL (or PostgreSQL) laps the field with innovative features.
To date, NewSQL adoption has been limited.
- NewSQL vendors I've written about in the past include Akiban, Tokutek, CodeFutures (dbShards), Clustrix, Schooner (Membrain), VoltDB, ScaleBase, and ScaleDB, with GenieDB and NuoDB coming soon.
- But I'm dubious whether, even taken together, all those vendors have as many customers or production references as any of 10gen, Couchbase, DataStax, or Cloudant.*
That said, the problem may lie more on the supply side than in demand. Developing a competitive SQL DBMS turns out to be harder than developing something in the NoSQL state of the art.
Some trends that will continue in 2013
I'm usually annoyed by lists of year-end predictions. Still, a reporter asked me for some, and I found one kind I was comfortable making.
Trends that I think will continue in 2013 include:
Growing attention to machine-generated data. Human-generated data grows at the rate business activity does, plus 0-25%. Machine-generated data grows at the rate of Moore's Law, also plus 0-25%, which is a much higher total. In particular, the use of remote machine-generated data is becoming increasingly real.
Hadoop adoption. Everybody has the big bit bucket use case, largely because of machine-generated data. Even today's technology is plenty good enough for that purpose, and hence justifies initial Hadoop adoption. Development of further Hadoop technology, which I post about frequently, is rapid. And so the Hadoop trend is very real.
Application SaaS. The on-premises application software industry has hopeless problems with product complexity and rigidity. Any suite new enough to cut the Gordian Knot is or will be SaaS (Software as a Service).
Newer BI interfaces. Advanced visualization — e.g. Tableau or QlikView — and mobile BI are both hot. So, more speculatively, are "social" BI (Business Intelligence) interfaces.
Price discounts. If you buy software at 50% of list price, you're probably doing it wrong. Even 25% can be too high.
MySQL alternatives. NoSQL and NewSQL products often are developed as MySQL alternatives. Oracle has actually done a good job on MySQL technology, but now its business practices are scaring companies away from MySQL commitments, and newer short-request SQL DBMS are ready for use.
Categories: Business intelligence, Hadoop, MySQL, NewSQL, NoSQL, Open source, Oracle, Pricing, Software as a Service (SaaS), Surveillance and privacy | 3 Comments |
Akiban update
I have a bunch of backlogged post subjects in or around short-request processing, based on ongoing conversations with my clients at Akiban, Cloudant, Code Futures (dbShards), DataStax (Cassandra) and others. Let's start with Akiban. When I posted about Akiban two years ago, it was reasonable to say:
- Akiban is in the short-request DBMS business.
- MySQL compatibility is one way to access Akiban, but it's not the whole story.
- Akiban's main point of technical differentiation is to arrange data hierarchically on disk so that many joins are "zero-cost".
- Walking the hierarchy isn't a great way to get at data for every possible query; Akiban recognizes the need for other access techniques as well.
All of the above are still true. But unsurprisingly, plenty of the supporting details have changed. Read more
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- Legally Blonde the Musical
- Wicked (Also he.re [act 1&2], he.re, here, and he.re) (Special thanks to lils97 for the link to the OBC!)
- Next to Normal (Also here, here, here, and here) (For a full-ish list of links with the cast, go here)
- Les Miserables
- Phantom of the Opera
- Pippin (Also here)
- Hairspray
- Rent (Also here)
- Sweeney Todd: Demon Barber of Fleet Street (Also here)
- Company
- The Addams Family Musical (Also here)
- Hedwig and the Angry Inch
- Bonnie and Clyde
- Urinetown
- Hallelujah
- Anything Goes
- Catch Me If You Can
- Spring Awakening
- Grease
- Thoroughly Modern Millie
- 13 (Also here)
- The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Also here)
- Avenue Q
- Our House
- The Little Mermaid
- Taboo
- Little Women
- Jekyll and Hyde
- Love Never Dies
- Evil Dead
- Cats
- Wonderland
- Bare
- Bare the Rock Opera (Special thanks to livelaughlovett for this link!)
- Passion
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- First Date the Musical
- Cabaret (Special thanks to thegreatlobotomy for this link!)
- Chess in Concert (Special thanks to enjolrastoddlerdoll for this link!)
- Cinderella
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- A Very Potter Musical
- A Very Potter Sequel
- A Very Potter Senior Year
- Starship
- Me and My Dick
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- Twisted: The Untold Story of a Royal Vizier
- Spamalot (Special thanks to broadwayfan for this link!)
- We Will Rock You (Special thanks to childhood-is-magical-kingdom for this link!)
- Lestat (also here) (Special thanks to…)
- Tanz Der Vampire
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- Young Frankenstein
- Mozart! das Musical (…cryspeaches for the links!)
- Newsies
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- Annie Revival Cast
- 9 to 5
- Shrek the Musical
- Into the Woods (Also here)
- The Pajama Game
- Title of Show
- Parade (Special thanks to theonlycheeseleft for this link!)
Let me know if I missed any, or if any of the links are broken! I'll keep this updated as much as I can! (A warning, I probably won't update the college/high school productions section unless I come across a really good performance of something that hasn't already been added. There are too many to go through and I haven't had the time to deal with it. If you feel a certain performance should be listed, let me know [preferably with specifics on the production] and I'll add it.)
(You can see a list of anime-to-musical adaptions HERE)
(Another note: The Book of Mormon link keeps breaking. If it happens to be broken when you want to watch it, send me an ask and I'll give you the link. Same goes for any other musical if the link breaks.)
(Thanks to Dragonlord007 for the Starkid links)
(You never know when this will be updated, so remember to check the original post! You might find that I've added another musical since you've reblogged/liked the post!)
I made these as a way to compile all the geographical vocabulary that I thought was useful and interesting for writers. Some descriptors share categories, and some are simplified, but for the most part everything is in its proper place. Not all the words are as useable as others, and some might take tricky wording to pull off, but I hope these prove useful to all you writers out there!
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( I know I'm not the only one. I want to see how many of us are there. You don't have to be Hispanic, you can just know the language. )
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➸ out walking their dog who starts chasing after the other person's dog AU
➸ cat/dog runs away and other person finds it AU
➸ mistaken identity AU
➸ pen pals AU
➸ sit next to each other in orchestra AU
➸ partners in (literal) crime AU (theft? fraud? hacking? murder?)
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All Of My Ancestors Have Been Found!
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1864 Republican Presidential Ticket
Posted on 16 June 2011 | No CommentsAbraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson were the Republican Presidential candidates in the 1864 election. Copyright (c) Lee Drew 2011-06-16 09:15:00 The URL for this post is: http://www.famhist.us/2011/06/16/1864-republican-presidential-ticket/ -
Advertisement ~ Slaves To Be Sold
Posted on 15 June 2011 | No CommentsSlaves to be sold at auction poster – 18 May 1829 Copyright (c) Lee Drew 2011-06-15 09:08:00 The URL for this post is: http://www.famhist.us/2011/06/15/advertisement-slaves-to-be-sold/


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The Tigers (10-10, 5-1) were paced by Jerrelle Benimon with a double-double consisting of 18 points and 10 rebounds, followed by Jerome Hairston with 16 points, five boards and five assists. Mike Burwell, who made 4-of-8 shots behind the 3-point line, added 14 points and Marcus Damas 11 for the hosts as they had a two-game win streak snapped.
Towson shot only 39.3 percent from the floor in the first half, yet the team trailed by just two points at the break, 33-31. The Panthers connected on 44.4 percent from the field through the first 20 minutes.
In the second half Towson managed to pull ahead by four points less than two minutes into the frame, but with GSU knocking down an impressive 8-of-14 beyond the arc made it difficult for the Tigers to keep up.
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Sobriety took a bit of a beating at the gala dinner for the Wines of the Pacific Rim Festival at the Furama Kempinski. A selection of wines from the festival were presented at the dinner, and a charity auction raised $105,000 for Helping Hand.
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Legendary clubmaker Roger Cleveland specifically designed the Callaway Tour Authentic X Prototype Irons to meet the exact demands of the top Tour professionals. Forged from soft carbon steel and featuring an innovative X-muscle back, the X Prototype Irons provide consistency, workability, and a soft feel, allowing you to make shots the pros would clap for.
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