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The Broncos were back on the field Monday afternoon for their first practice since the game at Houston. It was a full practice but didn't get started until 2:45 so the players could have a little extra rest. There were a couple new names to the out of pads list, but a few familiar faces were back on the field as well. Here are some quick hits.
ATTENDANCE REPORT: Louis Green was at practice sporting a backwards orange hat and no neck brace, watching linebacker drills…Chad Mustard was back on the field, dressed out and running with the tight ends — sporting a freshly shaved head…Montrae Holland was dressed out as well and practiced with the offensive line…Hamza Abdullah, Boss Bailey, Champ Bailey, Ebenezer Ekuban, Peyton Hillis, Tom Nalen, Eric Pears and Ryan Torain were all on the out of pads list for Monday's practice.
POSTURING FOR POSITION: During offensive drills, Jay Cutler harkened back to his high school days and lined up at safety…and helped lead the scout team on defense against the starters with Patrick Ramsey at the helm.
- The first unit offensive line remained the same as in Saturday's preseason contest — Ryan Clady, Ben Hamilton, Casey Wiegmann, Chris Kuper and Ryan Harris.
- Spencer Larsen, wearing his new No. 46 jersey, continued practicing with the linebackers. The number change was to allow him to enter games as either a linebacker or fullback without having to check in with a referee.
- Eddie Royal lined up alongside Brandon Marshall with the first unit offense, just as he did against Houston.
- Niko Koutouvides lined up at the Mike linebacker position with the first unit defense.
FOCAL POINTS: The offense and defense faced off for some redzone plays…The offense worked on its last-minute drills with 35 seconds on the clock…The offensive and defensive lines and WRs and DBs practiced one-on-ones…Matt Prater, Brett Kern and Sam Paulescu worked on getting set up for a field goal with no timeouts. Prater and whoever was holding would run out, get set up and take the snap from Special Teams Coordinator Scott O'Brien while he counted down the seconds.
TAKE AWAYS: During wide receiver vs. defensive backs one-on-ones, Christian Morton stayed in between Darrell Jackson and Jay Cutler on coverage and got a hand on the ball, but Jackson stayed with it and caught the deflection in stride for what would have been a long touchdown.
- In the same drill, Domonique Foxworth snuck in front of Glenn Martinez for an interception down the sideline. Picks and long runs seem to have become a theme for Foxworth this camp.
- During redzone drills, Nate Jackson made a one-handed catch with his arm outstretched in the middle of a pack of defenders in the endzone. Later in practice he made another over-the-shoulder snag between a cornerback and a safety. On several plays he lined up out wide with Marshall and Royal on the opposite side.
- Eddie Royal caught a touchdown standing all alone in the same redzone drill, but his most impressive catch came in 7-on-7s later in practice. He ran a route toward the sideline, made the catch past a defender and tiptoed the line before regaining his balance and running to the endzone.
- Selvin Young burst through the line of scrimmage and fought his way past a charging Josh Barrett for a touchdown on a goal line play.
- John Engelberger made a solid defensive play in another goal line situation. Andre Hall found a hole through the middle of the line but Engelberger made a diving tackle to stop Hall short of the endzone.
- The offensive line seemed to be dominating the one-on-ones against the defense — Clady and Harris stood out on the first unit, consistently keeping their man away from the quarterback.
QUOTABLE: "I'm thankful to all the trainers. It was just extra precaution, really. You always want to get up and walk off and I asked them to let me to, but because of the extra precautions I had to go out on the stretcher just to get everything checked out to be sure."
- Louis Green, on being carried off the field on a stretcher Saturday. Green said he has a little weakness in his left arm and some soreness, but he's OK.
-Gray Caldwell, DenverBroncos.com
Tags: Chad Mustard, Domonique Foxworth, Gray Caldwell, Jay Cutler, Louis Green, Montrae Holland, Nate Jackson, Training Camp


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Outrageously funny and outrageously un-PC, Avenue Q is wicked.
The theatre location is pretty good and there are loads of places you can go after/before for dinner/drinks.
If you didnt watch Sesame Street as a child, watch a few episodes online so you get the humour.
The performers are amazing and I was really impressed with the set and musical numbers.
Would recommend to see this (unless of...more
As with the majority of London theatres, the Gielgud is a beaut. On the corner of Rupert Street and Shaftesbury Avenue it's the perfect location to grab some dinner, a show and hit the town after.
The Gielgud isn't quite as historic as other theatres in the West End, having originally opened in 1906 and had huge refurbs over the decades, however it still retains that fabulous old-theatre...more
This is an absolutely delightful venue. The whole building is well-presented and the theatre itself is the perfect size- not too big that you're miles from the stage, but not too intimate either.
Not been as often as I would like as it can be pricey. There are good deals on tickets if you shop around though.
Bar is very expensive, but not excessively in comparison to other similar venues.more
Great space. I am not typically comfortable in theater seats, but the seats here are very comfy. Avenue q was fantastic and extremely creative.more
The Gielgud Theatre is a great location, and they compensate for the patrially obstructed view in the stalls with monitors. Avenue Q is still at this theatre. It makes things that much better.
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Up to 5,000 mental health patients may have been sectioned over the last 10 years by doctors who had not undergone proper approval, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has said.
Mr Hunt said there were "irregularities" around the way doctors were approved before they could assess patients for detention under the 1983 Mental Health Act.
He told the Commons: "Our latest best estimate is that 2,000 doctors were not properly approved and that they have participated in the detention of between 4,000 and 5,000 current patients within institutions in both the NHS and independent sectors."
Mr Hunt said four of England's Strategic Health Authorities were affected, with some patients sent to Ashworth and Rampton secure hospitals, home to some of Britain's most notorious prisoners.
The Health Secretary said emergency legislation would be rushed through Parliament to deal with the scandal, which he learned of last week.
But he added: "There is no suggestion that hospitalisation or detention of any patient has been clinically inappropriate, nor that the doctors so approved are anything other than properly qualified to make such recommendations, nor that these doctors might have made incorrect diagnoses or decisions about the treatment patients need.
"All the proper clinical processes were gone through when these patients were detained.
"We believe no-one is in hospital who shouldn't be, and no patients have suffered because of this."
He said doctors recommending patients to be locked up would not have known they had not been properly approved to make such recommendations.
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The MVAL schools met at Coyote Hills Nov. 12 for a final race, as runners double-knotted their shoe laces and prepared themselves to fight for the the 2009 cross country league title. Washington, James Logan and Mission San Jose dominated this season and all three were determined to secure the title for their own school.
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The warm sun and cool breeze set the stage for perfect running weather in the 2009 Cross Country North Coast Sectional Finals Nov. 21 at Hayward High School. The best 130 varsity boys and 120 varsity girls competed in hopes of hitting top times to secure their ticket to CIF state championships.
After a shaky season, the Washington boys cross country team, defending league champions, finished in third place at the 2009 MVAL's, behind both Mission San Jose and James Logan. All three schools have become power-houses, fierce in competition. Senior Ben Rich finished the season undefeated but had a shocking loss to American's David Brody at league. After tough blows at league, the team was fired up and arrived at Hayward High School Saturday morning ready to give it their all with one last chance. The boys finished eighth, tying James Logan at 269 and defeating Mission San Jose's 277. Top division I school San Ramon Valley dominated with 41. Rich had a solid race, finishing the 3-mile course ninth (15:52), qualifying him for state, and defeating Brody (15:57) by five seconds.
"We did much better at NCS," senior Anthony Cisneros said. "We made up for our mishap at league finals and reminded everyone we've still got a strong program. We're not the team we used to be, but we definitely showed signs of a promising future."
Meanwhile the varsity girls team, MVAL league champions, finished seventh in NCS, defeating James Logan, but losing to Mission San Jose. Top runner junior Jessica Gerards placed seventhth(18:40), but was one spot shy of state qualification.
The toughest part of the race was "knowing you had to run the hill twice," Cisneros said. The ground was moist from the storm the previous day and therefore puddles of mud covered the course. Injuries were minor, however an ambulance and fire truck were called when "one girl collapsed from exhaustion right before the finish line, but managed to get back up under her own power and stumble across the finish line."
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AUBURN, Ala. (AP) - An angry, desperate Auburn team awaits No. 2 LSU.
Still, the host Tigers will need more than emotion to have a chance against LSU Saturday night at Jordan-Hare Stadium.
LSU (3-0) breezes into its Southeastern Conference opener as a three-touchdown favorite. Auburn (1-2, 0-1) views the game as a way to put its season back on track and get payback for comments that left them fuming after last season's 45-10 loss. It was the biggest margin in a game between the two SEC West rivals.
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Citing the low percentage of female playwrights with work being produced, Vogel said, "I actually believe that the greater the supply of amazing plays written by women, the greater the demand will grow. It's a matter of accessibility, of being able to say to young women who would never even think of this as a possibility: 'You know what? You've got stories. You've got your family. You're witnessing something. You've got a legacy.'"
Vogel described the energy of the current culture as "remarkable," saying, "I've been working with writers for 30 years...There's a fierceness and asking no permission and taking no prisoners of the work of women writers right now. It's very exciting to look around and see the women — as we say it, base camp — here. They're all extraordinary."
The study on gender in the theatre also reported that plays written by women bring in more money than plays written by men. While the current statistics of Broadway and New York stages do not reflect this financial success, Udofia and Vogel said they are confident that will change.
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This hunger is felt by both Vogel and Udofia, and it has been satisfied, at least temporarily, by their weeks working at Sundance.
"I had a hunger when I came here," Vogel said. "I feel that audiences are hungry, but I think it's writers who also have to be hungry. It's that same spirit that makes us want to share bread together. I think for so many women, this is not about making a product. It feels to me a spiritual commitment and a witnessing together. I haven't seen this since I started trying to be a writer in the American theatre."
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Nothing really tans like good ol' fashioned broiling in the sun coated with baby oil and iodine. But, we all know the sun is bad, bad, bad and so we turn to self-tanners for tropical miracles. Used as directed and with some common sense, it gives nice color. A "heavy-hand" with tanners will always look reality show BAD. Lightly used, it gives a 'natural' spot of color to break up northern, winter skin gloom. You'll be happy if you understand it's limitation.
I have been using self tanners since they first came on the market, after reading all the reviews I was skeptical about this one. I love anything in the Paula products so decided to try. not big on following long directions, I just applied like I always do, tried a small amount the first time, got into my pj's , no waiting 1 hour, and when I woke up, I looked like had just gotten back from a week at the beach! next time I used more, and it is now my favorite! just apply and spread evenly, simple
I'd been using L'Oreal for years (didn't realize the alcohol was bad!) and compared to that, this is so smooth, even, streak-free, and smells much better. And I'd rather wait to put on clothes than damage my skin with alcohol! I apply at night, first putting moisturizer on elbows/knees, and wake up with a (usually, unless I miss a spot) nice smooth tan. 4 stars because the tan is more gradual: I liked getting darker overnight w/ L'Oreal. Oh well fewer streaks though!
This is my top pick for tanning gels with the following tips that enhance outcome. Daily, light exfoliating begins 5-6 days ahead of a weekend gel application using a shower glove and PC -10% AHA Body Lotion afterwards. I shave legs1 day in advance of gel application. The day of, I take a light shower & then quickly & lightly apply body lotion. Two thin layers of gel with 5 hrs between coats achieve the desired depth in color. A little gel goes along ways! Perfect look for our evening out!
I stopped using this for two reasons. When it faded, my husband asked why did I have lizard skin? Also, it made me itch. I went back to using the Clarins self tanning gel as much as I hated doing it. Other than that, the color was nice but in order for me to ensure that I got color the next day, (I apply at night before bedtime) I had to apply it, wait and hour and apply it again to get the tan the next day.
The best way, I believe, to know how well a new dress, haircut or self tanner works is when you receive compliments on it. And after using this product I received all kinds of compliments from my co-workers. The most common compliment I received was that I have a healthy glow to my skin. When I said it was a self tanner, everyone wanted to know where they could purchase it. And I directed them to this site. The only down side is the one hour wait for drying. Still worth it!!
I have used many tanning products. This is by far the best one. It looks natural even on face and it lasts for a couple of days if you don't scrub your skin.
Made my face itch something awful. Never had that happen before and I have tried them all,
I've used Paula's Choice products for years and love most of them. I've used several self-tanners and have a pretty good technique in application. I found this product to be one of the worst I've used. Even after following the instructions under "How to Use", I still ended up with streaks, uneven coverage, and an orangey color. The caramel color fades too quickly when applying. It also dried very slowly. I wish I would've tried it within 60 days of purchase so I could've gotten my money back.
This works but the color is too orange for me and my fair skin. Also, it is difficult to apply evenly without streaking or bare spots. The "caramel" color (again way too orange) does nothing to help avoid streaking or bare spots. I won't but this again but I have used nearly the entire bottle over 2 summers.
This is by far the best self-tanner I've ever used, and I've tried nine or ten of them. It's also a quarter the price of most of the high-end brands I've been disappointed by. The colour is subtle and completely real looking, there's no horrible smell, and my legs look great! Thank you!
I feel like I'm starting to sound like a "broken record" but, this is yet another EXCELLENT product offering. I'm still new to PC products and I haven't found one that I haven't liked. This I love too and incredible colour for using so little. I have officially found my one stop skin care shop. YAY! And heed the advice on the how to use tab for anyone new to self tanners. I'm fair and this is nowhere close to orange (fake bake) colouring. Awesome! And getting darker as I type this... :-)
I wanted to love this product, because I love so many other of Paula's products . I followed the directions to the letter. The color really didn't "take," especially on the backs of my thighs. I waited 12 hours and applied a second coat, this time without the thin coat of moisturizer. It still didn't take in places and blotched in others. - and it is noticeably orange on me. It may work well for others, but I got smoother results and more natural color with other brands.
I used the tanning gel and followed the directions, and really like the results. Don't like how it feels kind of sticky on my legs though I worked around that. It doesn't smell, at least until the next day and then only slightly. Good natural color. Not too dark or light, or orange. I used it two evenings in a row and will probably need to touch it up in a week or so. I don't need or want much color, just to reduce the white of my whiter than white legs. Oh, and my legs feel very smooth too.
I was hoping for something that would give my legs some color, but iodine-orange was not the color I had in mind! I had to wear pants and long skirts until it wore off. The second time, I tried applying it much more sparingly and got no color at all. The tube now gathers dust on my shelf, and I'm pretty disappointed. I really liked that it didn't the have the gross, rancid-butter smell that too many self-tanners have, and it goes on very smoothly. Too bad the color is so horrid.
I was very excited when I read the reviews but not as much once I tried it. Although I find the color good I found that my ankles ended up orange or looking like they had way more color than anything else. Also on my wrist the color was deeper. I thought that I had applied evenly but it didn't appear so later. I used to use a brand name product from the drugstore and I am sad to say I think I prefer it. I am a big fan of Paula's products in general just not this one so much.
This self-tanner REALLY works - even my boyfriend asked me if I'd gotten sun! It's easy to apply and dries pretty quickly. Just be careful washing it off, because it can get streaky (exfoliate).
I have used this tanner for years and love it! My teenage daughters remark at how natural it looks. Some people have posted that it is too dark. I find that if I want a lighter look, I simply use less tanner & mix it with moisture lotion and I get just the color I want. to those who say it doesn't last: it lasts very well for me. Tanner on my legs lasts several days. Tanner on my face doesn't last long because I wash my face more often and use exfoliants.
This is a great procuct. I am chemically sensitive so the no smell is wonderfull. Two coats every 4 or 5 days and it stays. Love the color.
This is by far the best sunless tanning product I have used. I don't know what other reviewers are talking about when they say it isn't aroma free - for me, I smell nothing (unlike other products I have used which absolutely stink!) There is much less streaking with this product, it looks more natural, and is easy to apply. One trick I have learned is to use a nail brush with soap around my cuticles after I apply it, and this helps prevent discoloration in the nailbed and cutile area.
Easy to apply and get results that are natural in color and lack of streakiness. I can put it on my face and it isn't too emollient for my oily skin. But it definitely is NOT fragrance free. Maybe there is no added fragrance, but this has the same nasty smell and sticky feeling after application that most self-tanners have. It definitely does NOT "dry fast"; it even says on the back to wait ONE HOUR before dressing, who has the time for that? This is OK, but still searching for my perfect one.
I was so excited to try this product after reading the reviews. I needed something that was going to add some color to my very fair skin, and look natural. The application was easy, it dried quickly, and smells great. However, the color is WAY too dark and also VERY orange. Maybe PC needs to create a product with a more build-able color, or something that is made for fair-pink based skin tones. Probably looks great for those who have more olive based skin colors. Won't be continuing use.
I am very conscious of sun exposure, but love to look than. That's where this product comes in. Very easy to apply, even for a fist timer and does not smell like most self tanners. Love that you get a decent amount for a fair price too! When I apply this over the weekend my co-workers think I went to the beach, they never believe me when I tell them the tan came from a bottle.
I have done a lot of research and tried a LOT of self tanners and this is far and away the best I've used especially at this price point. The gel is easy to apply and I've never had a problem with streaking. I have recommended this to several friends who are now converts as well. Thanks so much for a great product!
What makes this product unique?With Almost the Real Thing Self-Tanning Gel you can achieve a natural-looking bronze glow without the harmful effects of sun damage. This lightweight self-tanner dries quickly and has a natural caramel tint so you can easily see where it has been applied. No need for separate products for the face and body; it works beautifully on both making it cost effective and convenient! Women who have used this product have said it makes their skin look better than any tan they used to get from the sun.
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Seriously, Kubiak sounds like he is trying to build the confidence of a little kid. We believe in you Timmy. You can do it. I guarantee you if Bullock misses too many more or even worse the Texans lose because Bullock misses a game winner or 2 he will be gone. They can't pamper a kicker through a season where they are supposed to either go to the sb or at the very least the AFC championship game. I want Bullock to succeed just like everybody else does. But kicking decides games a lot of times. He has to turn it around yesterday. Had the Texans lost the game to the Titans I think Kubiak might be a little less patient. I do think the game winner in Sand Dog is part of the reason Kubiak is trying to get Bullock turned around. He sees potential but even Kubiak has limits. We should know the fate of Bullock just before or by the bye week because it is a tough stretch of games coming up that could mean very close games.
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Some on radio have tried to bring in the holder into the conversation as possiblybeing responsible for Bullock's bad kicks. I tried to look back at those FG attempts and couldn't detect any quirks. Even though Lechler was injured throughout the preseason, he was the sole holder for Bullock through OTAs and camp. Furthermore, I believe he has this holding thing down pretty well. For 13 years, he held for Sebastian Janikowski, who he considers to be one of the greatest kickers of all time. Let's not look for windmills.
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Well, you have to understand something very important. The defenders are not allowed to hit the long-snapper anymore, and he is used to that, so it throws off his timing as far as the spinning of the long-snap goes, which throws the holder off by just a fraction of a milli-inch & the lace on the ball is not....quite....perfectly....forward, so when Bullock kicks it it tends to curve............................................. .................................................. .................................................. ............................or, he knows it's off by a fraction of a milli-inch & that gets him all nervous....so he just, sort of, messes up....just a little bit....& shanks the F&(#*r...
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I'm pulling for the kid.
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Why does Duck Dynasty keep coming to mind when I see this thread?
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Janikowski kicks with the wrong foot. I'm not saying Lechler was the issue, but I believe the issue is most likely a combination of Weeks, Lechler, & Bullock. I think it was very mature of Bullock to shoulder the blame, but I don't think if the "problem" was solely on Bullock Kubiak would have brought the other two into the conversation (if you listened to his last press conference... or the GK show (can't remember)). |
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Maybe it's a good thing we did'nt get rid of our new kicker after a couple of bad games?
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I'm not sold. We're 3-4 if not for the game Bullock blew.
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With a STs KO return as productive as KC's, and as strong as Bullock's leg is said to be, why can't he consistently manage to kick off the ball out of the EZ. It could have saved us quite a bit of grief today (and other days), as our STs still tackle like girls most of the time.
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Wednesday, 11 July 2012
The Hadoop Ecosystem Relationships
Excellent infographic about the relationships in the Hadoop market created with Datameer:
A while ago I've created a Google Spreadsheet in which I've tried to track all these relationships, but going through PR announcements wasn't really my thing. Now there's a CSV file with all this data.
Original title and link: The Hadoop Ecosystem Relationships ( ©myNoSQL)
via: http://www.cloudera.com/blog/2012/07/the-hadoop-ecosystem-visualized-in-datameer/
Friday, 15 June 2012
MapR Hadoop Distribution on Amazon Elastic MapReduce
Another very interesting news for the Hadoop space, this time coming from Amazon and MapR announcing support for the MapR Hadoop distribution on Amazon Elastic MapReduce:
MapR introduces enterprise-focused features for Hadoop such as high availability, data snapshotting, cluster mirroring across AZs, and NFS mounts. Combined with Amazon Elastic MapReduce's managed Hadoop environment, seamless integration with other AWS services, and hourly pricing with no upfront fees or long-term commitments, Amazon EMR with the MapR Distribution for Hadoop offers customers a powerful tool for generating insights from their data.
Following the logic of the Amazon Relational Database Services which started with MySQL, the most popular and open source database and then added support for the commercial, but also very popular Oracle and SQL Server, what does this announcement tell us? It's either that Amazon has got a lot of requests for MapR or that some very big AWS customers have mentioned MapR in their talks with Amazon. I go with the second option.
Original title and link: MapR Hadoop Distribution on Amazon Elastic MapReduce ( ©myNoSQL)
Pricing for Hadoop Support: Cloudera, Hortonworks, MapR
Found the following bits in a post on The Register by Timothy Prickett Morgan:
While Cloudera and MapR are charging $4,000 per node for their enterprise-class Hadoop distributions (including their proprietary extensions and tech support), Hortonworks doesn't have any proprietary extensions and is living off of the support contracts for the HDP 1.0 stack. […] Hortonworks is not providing its full list price, but for a starter ten-node cluster, you can get a standard support contract for $12,000 per year.
Hortonworks's pricing looks a bit aggressive, but this could be explained by the fact that Hortonworks Data Platform 1.0 was made available only this week.
For running Hadoop in the cloud, there's also Amazon Elastic MapReduce whose pricing was always clear. And Amazon has recently announced support for MapR Hadoop distribution on Elastic MapReduce.
Original title and link: Pricing for Hadoop Support: Cloudera, Hortonworks, MapR ( ©myNoSQL)
Thursday, 7 June 2012
Looking to Stay Ahead of Hortonworks and MapR in the Hadoop Market, Cloudera Delivers High Availability, Better Security, and Easier System Management
Compare the title, which is the subtitle of the InformationWeek post, with this paragraph which reflects the reality:
Both Cloudera and Hortonworks will be distributing open source software from Apache's Hadoop 2.3 release, which includes upgrades aimed at high-availability and improved security. The release includes a hot-failover for the NameNode (metadata server) of the Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS), which has long been a single point of failure.
Cloudera is indeed one of the biggest Hadoop contributors and a company that have helped a lot proving and thus popularizing Hadoop through their packaging of open source Hadoop ecosystem components paired with their management tool (Cloudera Manager). But NameNode high availability and security improvements are part of the Apache Hadoop source code.
Original title and link: Looking to Stay Ahead of Hortonworks and MapR in the Hadoop Market, Cloudera Delivers High Availability, Better Security, and Easier System Management ( ©myNoSQL)
via: http://www.informationweek.com/news/software/info_management/240001574
Monday, 19 March 2012
Big Data Market Analysis: Vendors Revenue and Forecasts
I think this is the first extensive Big Data report I'm reading that includes enough relevant and quite exhaustive data about the majority of players in the Big Data market, plus some captivating forecasts.
As of early 2012, the Big Data market stands at just over $5 billion based on related software, hardware, and services revenue. Increased interest in and awareness of the power of Big Data and related analytic capabilities to gain competitive advantage and to improve operational efficiencies, coupled with developments in the technologies and services that make Big Data a practical reality, will result in a super-charged CAGR of 58% between now and 2017.
While there are many stories behind these numbers and many things to think about, here is what I've jotted down while studying the report:
- it's no surprise that "megavendors" (IBM, HP, etc.) account for the largest part of today's Big Data market revenue
- still, the revenue ratio of pure-players vs megavendors feels quite unbalanced: $311mil out of $5.1bil
- the pure-player category includes: Vertica, Aster Data, Splunk, Greenplum, 1010data, Cloudera, Think Big Analytics, MapR, Digital Reasoning, Datameer, Hortonworks, DataStax, HPCC Systems, Karmasphere
- there are a couple of names that position themselves in the Big Data market that do not show up in anywhere (e.g. 10gen, Couchbase)
- this could lead to the conclusion that the companies that include hardware in their offer benefit of larger revenues
- I'm wondering though what is the margin in the hardware market segment. While not having any data at hand, I think I've read reports about HP and Dell not doing so well due exactly to lower margins
- see bullet point further down about revenue by hardware, software, and services
- this could explain why so many companies are trying their hand at appliances
- by looking at the various numbers you can see that those selling appliances usually have a large corporation behind supporting the production costs for hadware and probably the cost of the sales force
- in the Big Data revenue by vendor you can find quite a few well-known names from the consulting segment
- the revenue by type pie lists services as accounting for 44%, hardware for 31%, and software for 13% which might give an idea of what makes up the megavendors' sales packages
- most of the NoSQL database companies and Hadoop companies are mostly in the software and services segment
Great job done by the Wikibon team.
Original title and link: Big Data Market Analysis: Vendors Revenue and Forecasts ( ©myNoSQL)
via: http://wikibon.org/wiki/v/Big_Data_Market_Size_and_Vendor_Revenues
Monday, 5 March 2012
Hadoop Namenode High Availability Merged to HDFS Trunk
As I'm slowly recovering after a severe poisoning that I initially ignored but finally put me to bed for almost a week, I'm going to post some of the most interesting articles I've read while resting.
Hadoop Namenode's single point of failure has always been mentioned as one of the weaknesses of Hadoop and also as a differentiator of other Hadoop-based commercial offerings. But now the Namenode HA branch was merged into trunk and while it will take a couple of cicles to complete the tests, this will become soon part of the Hadoop distribution.
Here's Jitendra Pandey announcement on Hortonworks's blog:
Significant enhancements were completed to make HOT Failover work:
- Configuration changes for HA
- Notion of active and standby states were added to the Namenode
- Client-side redirection
- Standby processing journal from Active
- Dual block reports to Active and Standby
In a follow up post to Gartner's article Apache Hadoop 1.0 Doesn't Clear Up Trunks and Branches Questions. Do Distributions?, the advantage of using custom distributions will slowly vanish and the open source version will be the one you'll want to have in production.
Original title and link: Hadoop Namenode High Availability Merged to HDFS Trunk ( ©myNoSQL)
Wednesday, 8 February 2012
5 Top Misconceptions about Big Data and Hadoop
The MapR team analyzes the top 5 misconceptions in the Big Data/Hadoop market:
- Big Data is not simply about massive amounts of data — petabytes and beyond. Big Data represents a paradigm shift.
- Since Hadoop is a funny name and somewhat new to people they assume it must be risky.
- Another misconception about Hadoop, is that it is a batch process.
- Perhaps the biggest misconception is that Hadoop is a single, monolithic, component.
- With respect to open source, the question about a distribution is not a simple binary "open" or "closed".
The first 4 points are indeed how things are seen from the outside.
While I do understand the nuance introduced by the last point—allowing to plug MapR—, things are black and white: it is either open source or not. But that's just one dimension of the various components of the Hadoop stack. What really matters is how well a component integrates with the rest of the stack. The questions to be asked are: does it maintain the same interfaces? what's the cost of replacing it? does it allow to use a 3rd party component? does it force me to get special components or hardware?
Original title and link: 5 Top Misconceptions about Big Data and Hadoop ( ©myNoSQL)
via: http://www.mapr.com/blog/top-misconceptions-about-big-data-and-hadoop
Wednesday, 25 January 2012
12 Hadoop Vendors to Watch in 2012
My list of 8 most interesting companies for the future of Hadoop didn't try to include anyone having a product with the Hadoop word in it. But the list from InformationWeek does. To save you 15 clicks, here's their list:
- Amazon Elastic MapReduce
- Cloudera
- Datameer
- EMC (with EMC Greenplum Unified Analytics Platform and EMC Data Computing Appliance)
- Hadapt
- Hortonworks
- IBM (InfoSphere BigInsights)
- Informatica (for HParser)
- Karmasphere
- MapR
- Microsoft
- Oracle
Original title and link: 12 Hadoop Vendors to Watch in 2012 ( ©myNoSQL)
Monday, 23 January 2012
MapR's Map-Reduce Ready Disitributed File System Patent Filing
Here's the abstract of the patent filing submitted by MapR's for a Map-Reduce Ready Distributed File System:
A map-reduce compatible disitrubuted file system that consists of successive component layers that each provide the basis on which the next layer is built provides transactional read-write -update semantics with file chunk replication and huge file-create rates. A primitive storage layer (storage pools) knits together raw block stores and provides a storage mechanism for containers and transaction logs. Storage pools are manipulated by individual file servers. Containers provide the fundamental basis for data replication, relocation, and transactional updates. A container location database allows containers to be found among all file servers, as well as defining precedence among replicas of containers to organize transactional updates of container contents. Volumes facilitate control of data placement, creation of snapshots and mirrors, and retention of a variety of control and policy information. Key-value stores relate keys to data for such purposes as directories, container location maps, and offset maps in compressed files.
You can get the complete PDF from here.
Original title and link: MapR's Map-Reduce Ready Disitributed File System Patent Filing ( ©myNoSQL)
Tuesday, 10 January 2012
Partnerships in the Hadoop Market
Just a quick recap:
- Cloudera: Oracle, Dell, NetApp
- Hortonworks: Microsoft
- MapR: EMC (integration with Greenplum HD)
Amazon doesn't partner with anyone for their Amazon Elastic Map Reduce. And IBM is walking alone with the software-only InfoSphere BigInsights.
Original title and link: Partnerships in the Hadoop Market ( ©myNoSQL)
Thursday, 15 December 2011
8 Most Interesting Companies for Hadoop's Future
Filtering and augmenting a Q&A on Quora:
- Cloudera: Hadoop distribution, Cloudera Enterprise, Services, Training
- Hortonworks: Apache Hadoop major contributions, Services, Training
- MapR: Hadoop distribution, Services, Training
- HPCC Systems: massive parallel-processing computing platform
- HStreaming: real-time data processing and analytics capabilities on top of Hadoop
- DataStax: DataStax Enterprise, Apache Cassandra based platform accepting real-time input from online applications, while offering analytic operations, powered by Hadoop
- Zettaset: Enterprise Data Analytics Suite built on Hadoop
- Hadapt: analytic platform based on Apache Hadoop and relational DBMS technology
I've left aside names like IBM, EMC, Informatica, which are doing a lot of integration work.
Original title and link: 8 Most Interesting Companies for Hadoop's Future ( ©myNoSQL)
Monday, 12 December 2011
Hadoop Market Competition: comScore From Cloudera to MapR
Mike Brown (comScore CTO):
We could capitalize the purchase [of MapR] with an annual maintenance charge versus a yearly cost per node. NFS allowed our enterprise systems to easily access the data in the cluster.
Some interesting bits:
- comScore runs a 1000+ self-hosted Hadoop cluster
- comScore migrated from Cloudera to MapR in 2 days
- the migration was accomplished by copying and reloading data
- depending on the size of stored data, a better approach would a rolling migration—
- comScore MapR's Direct Access NFS feature, which exposes Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) data as NFS files which can then be easily mounted, modified or overwritten
- comScore will continue to use Cloudera for training purposes
- Question: what is the advantage of paying two providers and maintaining two different clusters?
As previewed by Cloudera-Hortonworks exchanges, the competition on the Hadoop market is becoming fierce. But at least this story involves companies that are actively involved in innovating and improving Hadoop. Not those that just want to monetize it.
Original title and link: Hadoop Market Competition: comScore From Cloudera to MapR ( ©myNoSQL)
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Levi Spindler, who turns four next month, was "pretty excited" last week to be a first-time big brother, even though he earlier expressed a desire to have a baby sister, father Steve Spindler said.
Steve and second-time mom Hillary Hommy were also excited to welcome their second child —�six-pound, 15-ounce boy Shea Spindler —�on Jan. 1, and even more so because young Shea was the first baby born in Squamish in 2013.
That one, of course, could have gone either way. The couple had gone to see Dr. Gerhard Malherbe on New Year's Eve "because it seemed like the baby had dropped, and we were thinking that it might be go time," said Steve Spindler, whose family lives in Amblepath.
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Relax Spindler and Hommy did, going home and having a little New Year's Eve party with friends.
By around 11 p.m., "Hillary said it seemed like things seemed like they were accelerating, and at 1 a.m. it was getting pretty uncomfortable for her," Steve said, "so we had to kick everybody out and say, 'OK, we'll see you a bit later.'"
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The Homestead was built in 1766, and is one of the oldest resorts in America. With all this history, perhaps it's no surprise the hotel is the scene of many mysterious happenings, the most notable of on the 14th floor located in the resort's oldest wing. It's so spooky, in fact, that housekeepers refuse to work on the floor. One who did work on that floor, however, was sweeping the corridor when a lady dressed in 18th century clothing approached him from down the hall to ask for the time. He answered and she thanked him continuing on her way.
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10-11-2010, 03:20 PMWhy or why would you book a hotel that has a ghost? Also, even if you don't believe there is a ghost there, why do you want to stay on a floor where the housekeepers refuse to work? Did Jim get you a substantially reduced rate, since you will have to do your own cleaning. That is, if the ghost doesn't scare you away. Where did you find this information?
The Deerfield Inn, in Deerfield, Mass also has a couple of ghosts floating around. Nice place otherwise....
Just returned from Baltimore at Pier 5 and went to the sister property; Admiral Fells Inn. Lovely ghost tour in the property. Lots of ghosts there!! Kind of interesting and great time of year to be scared!!!
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I will only believe when I see/feel one. Lots of old buildings are drafty accounting for that "cold ghostly air" and all those weird noises you hear are due to the old creaky floorboards
mountie...we just returned from The Homestead.....we did stay on the 14th floor and we did walk the halls of the 15th floor as well. We spoke to several of the "long time" employees (two of which refused to go to either of the floors) and they offered us "tips" on the best times to make an encounter.
We shot several photos on both floors and look forward to downloading them and inspecting the results on a larger computer monitor....could take several days and we'll see what happens!
As for ghosts.....well, you should consider a visit and make your own decision!
btw...The Homestead resort and the surrounding mountains remain a true treasure in that pat of the country. The LL package was worth the money and the "attention" given us as Luxury Link travelers was exceptional....even better than their normal high level of service.
p.s......we did find time to take the sunset hayride and prepare some smores over an open fire....great seasonal entertainment and fun watching the kids try to accomplish this messy and sticky task!- Ω -
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hardly what LL would put in their portfolio but worth a chuckle or white knuckle, as it were..."wherever you go, there you are"
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10-22-2010, 01:16 PMGhosts?
Not certain.
But freaks, well I'll be with a bunch of them for the next couple of nights in Key West
Oh--I did the original Halloween festival about 15+ yrs ago--what a HOOT!! We came up with last minute costumes (hey, we didn't pack for THAT while sailing the Keys for 10 days) but leopard print bikini always comes in handy in a pinch...and eyeliner
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New feature may eliminate 'Facebook stalking'
Changes being implemented by Facebook may make users think twice before searching for their ex or their newest crush.
Tags: facebook, Facebook stalking, max smith
Your face could get you a discount (VIDEO)
What if your face could get you a discount?
Tags: facebook, facial recognition, Redpepper, facedeals
Report: Facebook may soon let users edit status updates
A long-awaited change may soon be coming to Facebook -- the ability to edit status updates.
Virginia storm knocks out servers for 3 websites
Netflix and Pinterest restored service by Saturday afternoon. Instagram engineers are working to restore service but no data was lost. The three websites are customers of Amazon Inc.'s web services division.
Millennials gravitate to sites other than Facebook
Facebook used to be the cool, hip social media site, much like Myspace was when it started. For Facebook, that could soon change, as the Millennial generation starts to gravitate away from it.
Tags: facebook
ListenSocial media 'likes' may not be safe in the workplace
Social media is getting some employees in big trouble. Even a simple "Like" can cue a boss to drop the axe.
Tags: david burd, facebook, marketwatch, Ruth Mantell, social media, National Labor Relations Act, constitution
'Thinspiration' photo trend sparks concern
Facebook and Pinterest are great for sharing information and pictures among friends. But a recent trend of posted pictures is causing alarm.
Tags: thinspiration, facebook, Twitter, National Eating Disorders Association, randi martin
Privacy concerns drive 1 in 4 Facebook users to lie
One in four Facebook users admitted they don't tell the whole truth on their profiles. But their lies are not over relationships and status updates. Users say they're lying to protect their privacy.
Tags: facebook, Consumer Reports, privacy, Consumer privacy, Google, app, Mark Zuckerberg
Lower Shore officials slow to embrace social media
As more and more people sign up for the two social media platforms, state lawmakers in Maryland and those at the local level have begun using Facebook and Twitter to campaign and rally public support around themselves.
Tags: Salisbury, Md, facebook, Twitter, Sen. Richard Colburn, Eastern Shore