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WSO2Con Barcelona agenda is now live including the Cloud track near and dear to my heart. Here's a quick overview of what to expect:
- Cloud Strategy – track keynote – we will go through all things cloud with WSO2 technology: our work with Apache Stratos, private cloud, dedicated cloud, and our shared public cloud services,
- Still to-be-announced session on IaaS platforms and how we work with them,
- Apache Stratos Roadmap and Strategy – Apache Stratos is a community project to which we are one of the key contributors and which we at WSO2 are using a lot internally for our own products and services,
- WSO2 Private PaaS – the private PaaS platform that we built on top of Apache Stratos,
- App Factory – our DevOps PaaS that integrates all aspects of application and API development and hosting: from specs and task/issue tracking, to code repository, resource provisioning and management, application lifecycle management (ALM), and production hosting,
- Public Cloud – we will be for the first time publicly promoting the shared public cloud platform that we are developing for application and API development, management and hosting,
- How we built WSO2 cloud – our cloud team sharing details of our own cloud design: how we used WSO2 products to assemble and run our public shared cloud – a great source if information if you are considering doing something similar internally or for your clients,
- Getting more 9s from your cloud operations – the Operations side of how we run our cloud and ensure its high availability,
- Buyers guide to all things cloud – we will summarize all things cloud on the market today, and perhaps also have customers share their experience in building their own clouds.
Besides the Cloud track, there will also be tracks on Integration, API Management, Application Development, Big Data, Security, Mobile, IT Strategy, and Partner track, plus detailed pre-conference workshops, meetings with the key members of the WSO2 team and much more.
See full agenda here.
Early bird registration is still available.
See you in Barcelona this June!
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Most of today's hardware manufacturers are building servers with at least one SATA Port, but not every systems engineer utilizes them. This is considered a loss in the game of maximizing potential storage space in a fixed unit. The SATADOM Series was created by Innodisk as a high-performance, small form factor boot drive with low power consumption to be plugged into the unused SATA port on your server board as an alternative to hard drive or USB boot-up. Built for 1U systems, this powerful device is smaller than a one dollar coin, and frees up otherwise dead space on your motherboard. To meet the requirements of tomorrow's cloud hardware, Innodisk invested internal R&D resources to develop our SATA III series of products. The SATA III SATADOM boasts 500/180MBs R/W Speeds respectively, or double R/W Speed of SATA II products.
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Deans: France were too good
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Australia head coach Robbie Deans conceded his side had been totally outplayed by France after their 33-6 defeat in Paris.
France scored five tries with Louis Picamoles and Wesley Fofana both crossing and the referee awarding them a penalty try as France's scrum overpowered the Wallabies. Frederic Michalak kicked 15 points while Morgan Parra added a late penalty as well in a convincing win for the French.
Australia's only points came from the boot of Mike Harris and Deans admitted after the match that his side had been outmuscled in contact and at the setpiece.
"It was a very complete performance from the French. They were too good for us," Deans said. "They grew in confidence. It was an arm wrestle for a bit, but they deserved their victory. "Our set piece was part of the challenge and the effectiveness of the French around the contact meant we had no momentum, so when we tried to play to width in the second half, it was ineffective.
"In terms of the scrum, the French grew in confidence, just like their game. They started to play with a lot more exuberance and got in behind us."
Veteran lock Nathan Sharpe, who was winning his 113th cap, added: "We knew they were going to come out with intensity. Our intensity was good but our execution let us down. We were in good field position and gave away possession." France head coach Philippe Saint Andre was delighted with his side' s victory and was especially pleased with their physicality in the first of their autumn internationals.
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Sometimes he's not for everyone, including people who like their comedy typical and easy, and occasionally the chances he takes are bad ones, but where other comedians are at the mercy of a bad script, Jim Carrey makes even his weakest movies more watchable. His energy can be enough to carry the whole show.
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'The Hunger Games', Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth & Alexander Ludwig Win at The Teen Choice Awards 2012!
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She has impressed for England throughout the age groups and at senior level and helped Arsenal defend their title in 2012 but was wounded by a third-place finish last term.
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Crude-oil futures edged higher in Asia Thursday on improved sentiment following China manufacturing data that beat expectations and better-than-expected U.S. data overnight.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange, light, sweet crude futures for delivery in September traded at $105.53 a barrel at 0652 GMT, up $0.50 in the Globex electronic session. September Brent crude on London's ICE Futures exchange rose $0.12 to $107.82 a barrel.
China's official manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index rose to 50.3 in July compared with a
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In the world of tech startups, the minimum viable product (MVP) model has become something of a mantra. But is it really the best approach for everyone?
"When you (design) an MVP, the focus is to figure out what is the core assumption, or the core thing that is going to make this product a success," says John B. Peterson III, partner and head of operations at NYC Dev Shop, a New York company that helps startups build MVPs.
So what are they? Say you wanted to build an app to find public washrooms in downtown Toronto; the MVP could be a simple map of washrooms within a small, highly-trafficked area. This would allow you to see if there was a demand for the product. If that was successful, you could begin adding more features, like a rating system for cleanliness, or expanding the coverage. The features that catch can be expanded while unpopular ones are dropped.
This lets business owners discover whether there's demand for their product, and gives them a direction for its features, before they have to hire a full staff or pour cash into long-term product development. In other words, it can save a huge amount of money.
"(It's) about getting a couple users and getting some feedback, finding out what people like or don't like, and building from there," says Peterson.
But the MVP does have it's downsides, and there are other successful development models available.
Release early, release often – the best-known alternative
One of the most popular is "release early, release often."
"This philosophy places strong emphasis on the needs of our clients," says Conrad Wiebe, leader of development at Winnipeg's Thinkbox Software, which develops visual effects and film editing software.
"Release early, release often," calls for a more fully-featured prototype to be tested among a small group of users, instead of a bare-bones offering going out to the general public. This makes for a much tighter feedback loop between developers and potential clients.
According to Eugene Fiume, a computer science professor at the University of Toronto, this can help avoid one of the main problems with MVP — it always garners a lot of feedback, but that feedback is not always helpful.
"Iterations are really noisy," he says, "the noise can really overwhelm the signal."
But the approach does still allow for low-risk, gradual scaling and iterative feature additions.
"Essentially, both philosophies attempt to eliminate the risk of creating software that no one will use," Wiebe says, which can be "a complete deathblow to smaller startups without a strong existing client base."
Which model a company chooses depends largely on how they got their start. In Thinkbox's case, the company began as an in-house development team for Winnipeg visual effects studio Frantic Films, before being spun off into its own business. This meant they started with a built-in customer base, making "release early, release often" a perfect design philosophy.
"The software was written to solve very specific problems and assist with technical challenges within the company," Weibe says. "As the software evolved it became more general and attracted the interest of a growing client base."
Tweaking the MVP: developing in parallel and being prepared to pivot.
According to Fiume, one of the issues with the MVP is that developers can't always tell why a feature or product isn't catching on. He says sometimes the problem has less to do with software and stems more from a company's business model.
"MVP doesn't necessarily address the question of whether the features are right," he says, adding that a business can handicap good software with a bad release or marketing strategy.
When this happens, he says, companies can sometimes find success by targeting their product at a different market or changing their payment model.
"Do the pivot — you've got this working system out there, not getting traction," he says, "so try to see how you can redeploy the features and the technology into a different space."
According to Fiume, there are three main business models for applications. While the ad-based model is the most popular, it does require a large audience because the price advertisers pay per-click is fairly low.
The other models involve users paying directly for apps — either through a "freemium" model, where customers hand over cash for additional features on a free-to-use program, or a fully-paid premium model, where customers pay up-front.
The "freemium" model is gaining traction, Fiume says, especially with narrow-function apps and online games, where companies can up-sell their users.
Premium apps are a different story.
"There is still relatively low appetite for fully-paid up apps," says Fiume, but he expects this to change in the future.
And while many startups focus on the consumer market, he says it's important for developers to remember other options, such as business to business programs.
Toronto-based Guardly made this switch. The company launched a consumer personal safety application that calls 911 and texts emergency contacts with a single touch. The product did okay, but wasn't as scalable as the company wanted. In order to keep growing, Guardly developed enterprise solutions, including a web-based incident management system for campuses. It has been adopted by OCAD University, where the app is free for students and integrated with campus security.
Fiume also points to BlackBerry, formerly RIM, which attempted to move from the enterprise sector into a more consumer-focused business. While he says their pivot attempt in 2005 "was largely seen as a failure," he has higher expectations for their new offering, BlackBerry 10.
He also warns that a pivot isn't without risk, and can sometimes lead to a loss of staff.
"Software engineers might say 'that's not what I signed up for,'" says Fiume.
One way to avoid this situation is by developing in parallel, either by testing multiple features – or different business models at the same time.
"Multiply the MVP," says Fiume. "Try a lot of things and see what works."
This could mean having sub-teams within a company develop and test different features or launch slightly altered versions of products for different markets. This increases the chances of a startup finding a product that sticks, but also comes with increased costs and development time, making failure more expensive.
Is avoiding risk that important?
Avoiding risk is one of the reasons that Jonas Brandon, cofounder of Toronto-based Startup North — a website that features an advice blog written by entrepreneurs, along with job and event listings — advocates the MVP approach.
"It provides a framework for reducing risk by focusing on what matters at every stage of development," he says.
But Fiume says the entrepreneurial approach to software doesn't always work, and large companies do occasionally take big risks for big rewards.
He points to Amazon, which made a huge bet when it transformed from a simple online store into a full e-commerce platform. The company's sales have increased from $3.12 billion in 2001 to $61 billion in 2012 as a result
Plus, no development model can completely eliminate risk.
"Every startup takes a big risk," says Fiume, "It's an uncertain world out there."


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- Make sure your prop is smooth. Propellor shop experts will tell you how to get the most performance out of your boat. Spend some short-term money on the best prop for your boat to save long term.
- Fish with a plan. Group your Loran/GPS numbers into a small area.
- Balance your boat. Keep your bow down by setting a universal ice chest at the front. Anytime there is too much weight in the stern, gas is wasted. Make sure tackle boxes and ice chests do not slide around. Consider buying some non-skid shelving material and placing a chunk underneath both.
- Clean jack plates and waxed hulls reduce resistance, similar to waxed skis. Sand tends to scratch up the prop or bottom when on a moving trailer. Also scrape any moss, algae and barnacles from the bottom of the boat. The angler will gain optimal speed and efficiency.
- Every boat has a sweet spot in relation to RPMs. For example, a 28-foot boat might get 8 gallons per hour while running at 3,200 RPMs, but 10 gallons per hour at 3,300. Record the amount of gas burned at different speeds.
- When fishing inshore, do not fill the tank. Boaters can actually save 400 pounds of weight by filling a 125-gallon tank halfway. Of course, when heading offshore, anglers will want to fill up.
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- In addition to not requiring gas for most types, kayaking and canoeing also gives an angler optimal stealth. (Some kayak-canoe hybrids, such as NuCanoe, come with an option for a motor.) The Tampa Bay area has some of the best kayak fishing in the world because of its abundance of inshore game fish, shallow waters and mangrove tunnels.


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Reggie Bush finished Sunday with 21 carries for 90 yards along with 101 yards on four catches and a touchdown. The new addition to Detroit's backfield is off to a very impressive start this season.
Running back Joique Bell was used in short-yardage situations and finished with 25 yards and two touchdowns on the ground. Bell also hauled in five catches for 67 yards.
Fantasy impact: Bush not only proved his value as an offensive weapon for Detroit, he proved to fantasy owners that he deserves to be in discussions as an RB1 in most formats. Bush will continue to have tremendous upside in PPR leagues as long as he's healthy. He faces an Arizona defense that was 12th in fantasy points allowed to running backs last season.
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Membership site offering over 200 downloadable yoga classes by teachers like Beryl Bender Birch, Denise Cook, Elliott McEldowny, Heidi Sormaz, Mimi Loureiro and Sean Johnson.
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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
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A prominent Catholic figure has left the Democratic party and changed his affiliation to Republican. Bishop Thomas Tobin said he could no longer support the party that advocated for homosexual marriage and abortion.
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PROVIDENCE, RI (Catholic Online) - Bishop Thomas Tobin has ended his lifelong affiliation with the Democratic party following their vocal support on issues such as abortion and homosexual marriage.
Tobin spoke before the Rhody Young Republicans in Providence saying, The a-ha moment for me was the 2012 Democratic National Convention - it was just awful."
"I just said I can't be associated structurally with that group, in terms of abortion and NARAL and Planned Parenthood and same sex marriage agenda and cultural destruction I saw going on. I just couldn't do it anymore," Bishop Tobin explained.
"I've changed my party registration now, but the fact is that the registration itself doesn't mean a lot to me."
Tobin explained that he felt profoundly let down that the party, including many Catholic politicians, caved in on the issues.
Tobin was a traditional, Kennedy-era Democrat who registered with the party in 1969. At that time, although the party was already considered liberal, it would have been much more ideologically similar to today's Republican party than what is has become today.
What is perhaps most surprising is that a Catholic Bishop persisted so long as a registered member of a political party that has been long at odds with Catholic ideology. However, the Democrats do hold positions on certain subjects that are perfectly compatible with Catholic teaching.
Likewise, Republicans also hold some positions that contradict fundamental Catholic principles, but these are much fewer. For example, the death penalty is one area where Republicans tend to favor its imposition but the Church has condemned its use.
Although executions of convicted criminals numbers in the hundreds per year, often under Republican governorships, tens of thousands of innocent babies are aborted, commonly in states where Democratic governors support anti-life policies because such policies ensure the loyalty of leftist extremists.
In recent years these extremists have hijacked the Democratic party and managed to control its voice and agenda to the detriment of its own credibility and the strength of our nation.
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Extremely flexible work hours. Lots of interesting work. A product that make a meaningful difference and helps people. Intelligent and motivated employees. Great work location. Open environment.
There is some risk because we are in startup mode. Related issue, there isn't any matching of charitable donations yet.
Keep doing what you are doing. I'm having a great time and love coming to work!
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Health benefits are AMAZING. umm, that's it.Cons
Evil Management. Really evil, clueless, arrogant, self-centered (everyone focused on personal career growth). Yes, you guessed it right; they ALL came from Microsoft. Bunch of jokers!
Long LONG work hours. I don't know who these people are claiming good work life balance. I see people logged in working at 11:00pm on a Friday. Everyone is overworked.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Pull your head out of you know where.Doesn't RecommendNegative OutlookDisapproves of CEO
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The CEO is wicked excited about things but I'm not sure who else in the company shares the enthusiasm. There has been a major breakdown of communication from the top to those on the ground trying to make clients happy. Tons of talk about "culture" but it just doesn't seem to be resonating. You don't create a "startup" by trying to smash together the red tape of two organizations the size of Microsoft and GE Healthcare.Advice to ManagementAdvice
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Book your room at Theodor Hotel
Standard Double Room, 1 Double or 2 Single BedsMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Superior Room, 1 Double or 2 Single BedsMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Economy RoomMax Occupancy: 1 guest
Haifa hotel in the city center
Situated in the city center, this hotel is close to Israel National Museum of Science Technology and Space, Railway Museum, and Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art. Also nearby are Bahai Gardens and World Center and Haifa Museum of Art.
Hotel Features
In addition to complimentary wireless Internet access, Theodor Hotel provides dry cleaning/laundry services, laundry facilities, and a library.
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Theodor Hotel features a library, multilingual staff, and laundry facilities. Event facilities measuring 60 square feet (6 square meters) include a meeting room. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Haifa hotel also offers dry cleaning/laundry services, express check-in, and express check-out. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge. A total renovation of this property was completed in March 2011.
Theodor Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 98
- Number of floors - 11
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- Conference space size (feet) - 60
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There's fresh evidence that a lot of young people could be headed for heart trouble. A large study of preteens in Texas found that about one-third of them had borderline or high cholesterol when tested during routine physical exams.
A small study that examined brains from children who died found abnormal patterns of cell growth in autistic children. The research bolsters evidence that something before birth might cause autism, at least in some cases.
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Almost half of Americans ages 40 to 75 and nearly all men over 60 qualify to consider cholesterol-lowering statin drugs under new heart disease prevention guidelines, an analysis concludes.
IBM said Wednesday that its Watson cloud computing system will be used in partnership with a New York-based genetic research center mainly to help sequence DNA for the treatment of glioblastoma, the most common type of brain cancer in U.S. adults.
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Before Jersey Shore, Vinny Guadagnino Contemplated Harvard
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And more celebrities reveal their hidden depths, in our daily gossip roundup.
Conan's first 'Tonight Show' guest will be his last.
The weddings and celebrations section is funny for once.
Plus: Heather Graham is all for pregnant strippers.
Plus: Not even Bono is sure why people keep giving him money.
When last seen, he was later negotiating for a piece from the two.
Plus: Jack White bags on Santana!
And Shia Labeouf makes too little.
It's funny because he's rich.
Plus: M. Night Shyamalan! Ian Somerhalder! Demons!
Hmmm. Well, we guess that's okay.
Plus: Finally, a 'White Chicks' sequel.
Plus: Rainn Wilson not honored to be nominated.
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They're burgundy. And inspired by ... Ron Burgundy!
Bear with us as we float an intriguing (at least, to us) theory.
One word: Sleestaks.
Plus, prehistoric mammoth roasting!
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Free Medium Beverage at Dunkin' Donuts!
Free coffee, anyone? Prop your eyelids open and head to the Dunkin' Donuts website to create a DD Perks Rewards account. You'll receive a coupon for a free medium beverage at Dunkin' Donuts! As a bonus, you'll receive another free medium beverage coupon on your birthday, plus you'll get special offers every month! Click here to get started.
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Tried multiple times to sign up, but it keeps telling me my password I created is unacceptable…then no matter what password I try it keps saying it's not safe…weird.
I joined a few days ago and got the email but the coupon is not in the email. The email says (copied and pasted): Your favorite drink–for free*–that's your first perk. You'll get a coupon for a free medium beverage in the mail by the end of next month.
So you do get it, but it doesn't come by email immediately.
Thanks! I updated the post : )
What is the promotion code?
You won't need one.
it's asking for a promo code & I never saw one oh well thx anyway
You don't need one : ) Just enter your info and they'll send you the email!
None in California but somehow I will survive…
There actually is one in California that opened up sometime in May. It's in Oceanside on the Marine Base "Camp Pendleton". My dad is retired Air Force- so when he came out- we went. But it stinks- since it's on base. So close- yet so far… and I'm only 5-10 min away.
My birthday is next Thursday, so this is just in time! Any more birthday blessings (freebies) I can apply for?
Happy bday Laqiua2k4 and Blkqueen_1! You guys can sign up with denny's, brugers (sp?) bagles, red robbin there are a ton of plcace. Red robin was my fave. You get a free burger and fries.
also Benihana's if you have one close to you sends you a $30 gift certificate. Also Rio Mambo (if one is close) sends you a certificate for anything on their menu…I had the steak and shrimp..$30 meal FREE…birthday giveaways are the bomb
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The free beverage coupon is mailed, not sent via email. You'll get a notice by email when it's been sent, but the coupon itself is not in the email.
Awesome! My birthday is Friday so I won't have to wait long for two free coffees.
Just a note….the coupon will come in mail not email. I did this on Sunday and that's what the email stated "by mail". But I wish it was by email!!!


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Philly Beer Week, the citywide celebration of suds we wait all year for, kicks off May 30! PW is counting down the days with Eric San Juan's daily spotlight of great craft beers everyone should get to know better.
While Flying Fish, Carton and Kane have gotten all the press, breweries like Boaks have filled out the New Jersey brewing scene quite nicely. Two Blind Monks is their take on an Abbey Dubbel, and it's a pleasantly drinkable take on the style. Caramel, raisin, burnt toffee and a hint of sweet cherries dominate the flavor. It lacks the heavy sweet malts you might expect, giving this beer a lighter body than many of its compatriots and lending it an easy drinkability. Look for light chocolate and toasted nuts in the sweet finish, but don't forget to pair this one with a meal. It drinks best that way, especially a dish with cream sauces. Find out for yourself at Prohibition Taproom.
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