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Can't miss spots?
Hey took a look at some of the most recent posts. Wondering what are the can't miss spots in NO that I must visit for food. High end, mid, and or low doesn't matter. Seems that Galatoire's is ranking near the top.
How are the following places are they worth checking out?
thanks in advance for any help chees!
Galatoire's is -- for ME -- a can't miss, but then again, I don't live in NOLA (just visit once or twice every years since before Karina), and we do "Friday Lunch" for the food, for the tradition, and for the fun.
Borgne left me flat when we ate there.
Cochon is a must, again, for me.
Emeril's restaurants are . . . well, Emeril's restaurants and I have other places I prefer to go in my limited time in town. OTOH, if I lived full-time in New Orleans, I'm sure I'd go there . . . probably with friends visiting from out-of-town . . . .
re: Blumie
Blumie if you had to chose between the following what would you go with then?
re: na3r0k
Wow, that's a tough one. I'd decide between Bacchanal and Brigtsen's, but they are such wildly different places, it really comes down to what type of atmosphere you're looking for.
re: Blumie
Any thoughts on what dcrandy posted with august, R'evolution, boyona and herbsaint?
re: na3r0k
I have not been to R'evolution. I like Bayona, Herbsaint and August (once upon a time Bayona was my all-around favorite in NOLA), but you just don't have time to do them all.
Please note that it's hard for me to say that Brigtsen's and Bacchanal have the best food in New Orleans, as it's nearly impossible to judge a restaurant's food without taking into account its other attributes such as atmosphere, decor, etc. The reason that I put Brigtsen's and Bacchanal at the top is precisely because the overall package, including good food, makes me happy and captures, in my mind at least, the essence of New Orleans. (Certainly the same can be said about places others are recommending, as well. These are just the places that do it for me.)
You should also note that Bacchanal is VERY different from the other places we're discussing. Very casual. Most people eat outside in a large courtyard (although there is a nice dining room upstairs). You order at a window into the kitchen (cash only), and then they give you a number to put on your table and they bring you your food. You set your own table with flatware available near the kitchen or upstairs near the bar.
re: Blumie
Thanks a ton, this has been very helpful, unfortunately there seems to be a decent amount of places that fit the mold of what i'm looking for so my choices seem to be getting tougher. I think ultimately Galatoire's will be my first shot, but I'll definitely check out herbsaint for lunch since they are one of the few mentioned on this thread that offers lunch.
re: na3r0k
Well, you already know from other posts that I've made in this thread what I think of August and R'evolution.
Bayona is Susan Spicer's flagship restaurant -- wonderful for either dinner or lunch. We've been there frequently enough that she has become something of a friend, and in fact we traveled with her to Spain. Thus, take whatever number of grains of salt you deem appropriate. (Then again, we've become friends with a number of chefs, sommeliers/bartenders, and other people from various restaurants across New Orleans, and have noted several when they've come to the San Francisco Bay Area.) The "classics" are indeed classic, yet the new offerings on the menu always seem enticing -- it's always tough to choose.
Herbsaint is another favorite restaurant of ours, and that's the problem: we have too many favorites and so, with a limited number of meals per trip, something always falls by the wayside. Herbsaint is one where we try to go once a year -- which is always easier if we visit New Orleans TWICE. If we only go once, sometimes we'll be forced to skip it on "this trip," but when that happens, we always make it a point to *definitely* eat there on our next visit.
Let me put it this way, if we lived in New Orleans -- which is a dream, but not (yet) a reality -- we would probably dine at both Bayona and Herbsaint at least once a month.
awesome, yea i'll be out there for a long weekend, but some of the plans have been made. I didn't do any of the food planning, so I wanted to get a solid dinner in the first night i'm out there, which is open from planning. It looks like Galatoire is the place. I think i might try to hit up cochon before i head out sunday for lunch.
The two spots we do have set is acme oyster, and arnauds, mind you i haven't really heard anything about these spots, and the person planning the trip, probably isn't too food inclined in the first place. Are these places any good?
re: DCRandy
Looked at the menu for R'evolution looks fantastic. I wouldn't mind doing a very high end restaurant, actually it was kind of what i was going for, so maybe August might fit the bill. Any thoughts on what i should lean towards for my first time if I'm choosing between the 3.
re: na3r0k
If you are looking for good food and a real New Orleans experience, then it is Galatorie's. If you want to take out a second mortgage on your home, it is R'evolution. If you want a Besh expereience, it is August.
I would also like to recommend a relatively new spot for a more casual dinner choice: Mariza http://marizaneworleans.com/
Their Burrata crostini and tomatoes is to die for.
re: na3r0k
The galatoire's menu/style is very similar to Arnaud's so with limited time I wouldn't do both. I probably prefer the food at Arnaud's but Galatoires is as much about the experience as it is the food. Galatoires is my favorite restaurant so I'm in no way discounting its appeal.
I prefer August to R'evolution (disclaimer I've only been once to RR but tried a lot as it was a long celebratory dinner)personally but agree with a previous poster - if you're willing to get out of the downtown area then go to Clancy's or Brigtsen's for food you can't find elsewhere.
re: na3r0k
Let me start by saying I have dined several times, and have loved, all three BUT . . .
Of the three, Galatoire's is the CLASSIC New Orleans experience. August and R'evolution are great restaurants, and certainly are influenced by, and based upon, the regional cuisine of Louisiana, but "classic" they are not.
Something happened at August. I don't know what, but the last two times (out of the five times I've dined there), service has been sloppy and Octavio Mantilla -- partner and GM in the restaurant -- seems not to care. I last ate there in 2012.
R'evolution has been a wonderful "replacement," however. It *is* expensive, but my three dinners there have all been excellent.
Contrary to Paisley16, I would say that, in my experience, R'evolution has surpassed August, both in terms of food and service.
That said, I agree with Paisley16 regarding the similarities between Galatoire's and Arnaud's, AND about Brigtsen's (great food, but not the "experience" of Galatoire's).
Galatoire's is great fun, but I would say the old-school dining experience (with requisite New Orleans flair) is more of the draw than the menu. The food is great, but it's not the type of fare I would seek out were it not served with such aplomb and sense of tradition.
I supposed if I lived in New Orleans, I would develop favorite restaurants of all kinds. But as a once-a-year visitor, I choose where I eat more by the type of food than the reputation of the restaurant. There are a number of foods I just can't resist when I visit, so I try to rotate my sources around. Is there any particular dish or type of food that particularly interests you? Maybe that can help guide your choices?
re: LorenzoGA
As far as food goes, something that's unique to the area. Most of the recommendations seem to fit the bill for that though. It might be the one time i have in NO for some time, so money isn't a concern. I'm just looking for a great dining experience overall when it comes to atmosphere and food. I'm kind of leaning towards R'evolution, i wanted to do galatoire's but i have a group of 6 and it doesn't look like they'll have any openings on the night i have available.
I'd like to add two recommendations to the excellent ones you have so far - I don't live in New Orleans but visit yearly and try to hit both both of these places each time I come in - guess that makes them can't misses for me. GW Fins is one of the best seafood restaurants I've been to in the US, they almost always have 3 or 4 dishes that interest me, And Green Goddess is the textbook deifnition of eclectic.
re: na3r0k
As I said above, I go 1-2 times every year, and *I* wish I had more time to check out all the places I want to go . . .
Just relax, enjoy, and let us know how it went! ;^)
Went ahead and requested a reservation over at herbsaint. Wanted to do Galatoire's but we needed a seating after 6:30. If herbsaint doesn't work out for the request i'll go with bayona instead. Thanks again for all the help. Any recomendations for sunday lunch/brunch? I figured i would go over to cochon butcher for lunch.
re: na3r0k
Online reservations at both Herbsaint and Bayona are available on opentable.com, so it's worth checking there first. If opentable is not showing availability, I would then check directly with the restaurants.
re: Blumie
awesome, thank you for the help. I went on herbsaint's website and hit the reservation button and it said they would contact me. Weird that they don't just tie in their system with open table on their site, you'd think it would be easier that way.
re: na3r0k
I do not know the details of your situation but I just pint out, for general information, that 6:30 Galatoire table can be held by one person going in earlier. As long as someone I at the table, you are fine. Novices send people at 5:500 who get drunk by 6:30. Iced tea, coffee. Be careful. It will be a whale of a time when the table fills and the dinner starts.
re: na3r0k
Consider Atchafalya for brunch on Sunday.
Too many great options to have any "cant miss" spots as you can see. But, 26 replies with no mention of Peche is a somewhat shocking. Peche and Herbsaint would top my next visit list, and call me crazy, a schlep back to Bevi Seafood for that BBQ Shrimp would be in order.
+1 Atchafalaya brunch. Perhaps Saturday is better when Lafayette cemetery is open.
re: Ziggy41
The Fallout for the Peche award means it is off limits for me for awhile. But as I have said before, the space just does not thrill me. There is something contrived about it (I guess any restaurant is contrived). And I've had good meals there and have tried to warm to it but I often think I'd have been happier at Clancy's. It is amusing that they have discovered head-on fish....I wonder if we'll go back to boning at the table? Oh well, I guess it's all been downhill since Alice Waters invented food.....
re: hazelhurst
Hey hazelhurst, you raised something that my wife and I have been thinking about with regard to planning our next culinary foray to your city. We haven't yet tried Peche, but it's been on the top of our list. We LOVE fish. We eat fish at home at least once a week. We've eaten every preparation of fish I can imagine. We've eaten whole fish with the head and all both at home and various places around the world--that kind of preparation in itself is not going to make any impression on us. Are we going to be wowed by Peche, or is it really, when you get right down to it, a place more likely to impress people who don't eat fish all the time?
re: LorenzoGA
That' a good question: if I were you I'd go ahead and go. A restaurateur friend was there just before the award announcement and said that it was clearly some of the freshest fish he'd had. He did not find out who was supplying but Harlan is probably in the mix somewhere. Don't know who is supplying the shrimp/oysters but when I run across one of my Operatives I'll ask.
re: hazelhurst
Heh heh, of course I wouldn't NOT go just because someone here--even someone as well informed as you--were to be critical of it. Besides, if I don't check it out, I can't post my thoughts here :-)
The paradoxical thing about fish restaurants is that, in my opinion, "less is better." Less cooking time. Less ingredients. A restaurant that takes the freshest fish and manages not to overcook it or add too many distracting ingredients gets top marks from me--simple as that.
re: LorenzoGA
Your theory generally comports with mine. The "truite au bleu" approach (stunningly demonstrated for me in Normandy forty years ago). When Paul Prudhomme popularized cremated redfish and dangeroulsy deplete the stocks it became hard to find redfish any other way. Several of us insisted on keeping it alive at Galatoire's where it was poached and served with a peeled, boiled potato and hollandaise. you could get other toppings of course. It is very simple and exquisite.
On the other hand, there are more complicated, Lucullan effoirts that do work well. THe classic pompano en papillote is a truly good was to do the fish (if you can get a decent cut) although people tend today to think of it as a passe 19th Century show. But if you properly use those herbs and spices (sounds like it should be served in a bucket, doesn't it?) it can be sublime..
Crabmeat and oysters are usually best at their simplest but I get enough of them that I sometimes fall in for the Nuclear Option. Crabmeat Sardou is a riot of excess and has probably taken ten years off my life on its own.
re: hazelhurst
Good information, thanks. More elaborate fish dishes admittedly can be wonderful, but the execution has to be flawless for it to trump a plain old perfectly cooked piece of fish.


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I am an Associate Professor in Computer Science (Software Engineering). I am also affiliated with Institute for Theoretical Computer Science at my alma mater.
I hold a PhD in computer science from Masaryk University in Brno, and a Diploma in English law from Open University.
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Past Teaching
Lectures on Software Verification at Oxford University, and Programming for .NET Framework at Masaryk University. Teaching assistant for various subjects (Reasoning about Information Update, Probabilistic model-checking, Foundations of Computer Science, Mathematical Logic, Probability in Computer Science, Automata and Grammars, and Introduction to Functional Programming)
I am interested in consultancies and in acting as an expert witness within my area of expertise. Please contact me with your queries.
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Welcome to the Australian National Academy of Dance in Sydney Australia. We hope you enjoy your stay here. Do your best and give it a shot. Though with many competition, things will get heavy. Backstabbing, friendships and hardships. Teens working through the heaviness and stress of this competitive world. Do you have what it takes?
I'm sorry I haven't been active D:
|Anonymous sent: Which character(s) do you play??
I'm going to play a character who's not canon! The Miranda Kerr FC.
|Anonymous sent: Is this rp still open?
Yes it is! I'm just not that active because of school. I'll be on in 3-4 days!
|Anonymous sent: are you going to bring in any more characters?
Yeah, It's just that, it's nearly the end of the school semester and my Photoshop is running out, so I'm a bit busy. Feel free to submit OC's if you'd like! Or send in an OC app for a non-made canon!
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Yes they do! C'mon…. any takers?
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I've left the farm! Heading down the East Coast with 2 French Canadian girls Julie and Claudine. First stop is our old bosses beach house (for free!!) until Friday then off for a last night out with Jamie and Simon after that heading to Townsville and Magnetic island wahoooo! I'm going to be updating this loads now I've left Walkamin and will have awesome exciting things to put up!!


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Expect is a tcl extension for automating interactive applications such as telnet, ftp, passwd, fsck, rlogin, tip, etc. Expect is also useful for testing the named applications. Expect makes it easy for a script to control another program and interact with it. Install the expect package if you'd like to develop scripts which interact with interactive applications. You'll also need to install the tcl package.
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By Bob Stokes
During an economic crisis, many investors view gold as a safe haven. Even a former Federal Reserve chairman describes gold as protection against government policies. You may be surprised to learn when gold performs the best.
Filed Under: Elliott wave, Gold, precious metals, video, Video - Featured
Category: Gold and Silver
By Nico Isaac
On October 31, gold prices touched their lowest level since July 2010. You're going to hear a lot about how gold's decline had much ado about the Fed's end of QE. Don't believe it!
Filed Under: Ben Bernanke, central banks, charts, diagonal, Elliott wave, Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), Gold, Greenspan, Interest Rates, Janet Yellen, precious metals, U.S. Federal Reserve (the Fed)
By Nico Isaac
On October 8, the Fed's "dovish" meeting minutes were released. One day later, gold prices leapt to a 3-week high. But here's why the one had little to do with the other.
Filed Under: charts, Elliott wave, Gold, Interest Rates, monetary policy, precious metals, U.S. Federal Reserve (the Fed)
By Nico Isaac
In July, platinum's bullish fundamental backdrop was locked and loaded. And yet, that's when the metal turned down from a 2-year high, plunging 14% to a 5-year low on October 6. Any questions?
Filed Under: charts, Elliott wave, fundamental analysis, platinum futures, precious metals, supply and demand
By Nico Isaac
Back in 2011, gold's bullish "fundamental" picture was allegedly in the bag, thanks to the Fed's $1Tril/year quantitative easing program. Elliott Wave International, however, saw an impending decline in gold's future -- here's why.
Filed Under: charts, Elliott wave, financial forecast, forecasts, fundamental analysis, Gold, precious metals, steve hochberg, video
By Nico Isaac
On September 17, gold traders and investors were sure of one thing: IF the Fed kept interest rates near 0% for a "considerable time," gold prices would rise. The Fed did just that -- YET, gold prices dropped 1% that day. What gives?
Filed Under: charts, Elliott wave, Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), Gold, inflation, Interest Rates, Traders, U.S. Federal Reserve (the Fed), video, Video - Featured
By Editorial Staff
In his August 22 presentation at the San Francisco MoneyShow, Elliott Wave International's chief market analyst Steve Hochberg offered his analysis of gold's recent Elliott wave structure. Watch.
Filed Under: financial forecast, Gold, steve hochberg, video
By Nico Isaac
With the economic numbers rising, a Sept. 23 MarketWatch article predicts that gold prices are "tarnished for good." That's because economic expansions ALWAYS reduce gold's safe-haven demand, right? Not exactly.
Filed Under: Bob Prechter, charts, Elliott wave, financial forecast, Gold, inflation, market myths, precious metals, Video - Featured
By Bob Stokes
Silver hit $49.91 on April 25, 2011. Eleven days later, The Elliott Wave Financial Forecast said, "Try as they might, silver speculators will not be able to bring back the bubble." The price of silver just fell to a 4-year low.
Filed Under: Elliott wave, Gold, precious metals, silver, video, Video - Featured
By Nico Isaac
Filed Under: charts, Elliott wave, Gold, Traders
By Bob Stokes
In 1848, shouts of "gold!" near Sutter's Mill in California prompted tens of thousands of fortune seekers to journey westward. Alas, most of the miners walked away virtually empty-handed. Shouts of "gold!" were heard again in 2011 as gold made an all-time high. Now, in 2014, hopes are again high for the yellow metal.
Filed Under: Elliott wave, Gold, gold futures, precious metals, video, Video - Featured
By Nico Isaac
"Some time in 2015," the Fed may or may not raise rates, depending on the health of the economy. Oh yeah, and this ambiguous event may then affect gold and silver prices. Did you get all that?
Filed Under: Elliott wave, Gold, gold futures, silver
By Bob Stokes
"Gold is a great hedge against inflation, geopolitical tensions, trade skirmishes and currency depreciation," said a market strategist. Should you also look to the "fundamentals" when making decisions about gold?
Filed Under: Elliott wave, fundamental analysis, Gold, video, Video - Featured
By Nico Isaac
On July 18, platinum prices lost their upside grip and embarked on a powerful selloff. Right now you can see step-by-step how EWI's Metals Pro Service stayed one step ahead of the metal's turn -- free.
Filed Under: charts, Elliott wave, platinum futures, precious metals
By Nico Isaac
In the days leading up to gold's July 14 decline, the mainstream experts said gold's upside was wide open. Our Metals Pro Service said the same thing -- but for one huge difference: a plan B.
Filed Under: charts, Elliott wave, forecasts, fundamental analysis, Gold, precious metals, video
By Bob Stokes
One chief market analyst claims that Federal Reserve policy will send gold higher. Plus, the world's largest gold ETF has recently seen increased inflows. But our chart shows how positive news stories can quickly be stood on their head by market price action.
Filed Under: Elliott wave, Gold, U.S. Federal Reserve (the Fed), video, Video - Featured
By Nico Isaac
Silver soared 13% by the end of June. On June 12, our Metals Pro Service posted a late-night intraday forecast that called for silver's rally to "test the 20.00 or higher." Now, it's DECISION time!
Filed Under: Elliott wave, fundamental analysis, Gold, platinum futures, precious metals, silver
By Vadim Pokhlebkin
"Gold Posts Longest Rally Since 2011, Defying Goldman View," said a Bloomberg headline on June 30. The story went on to say that, "Prices climbed 10% this year, outpacing gains for indexes of commodities, equities and Treasuries."
Filed Under: bull market, Elliott wave, forecasts, fundamental analysis, Gold, gold futures, safe haven, silver, silver futures, technical analysis, video, Video - Featured
By Nico Isaac
One of the most valued Elliott wave safeguards is its use of critical support and resistance price points. You can see how these "lines in the sand" enabled EWI's Metals Pro Service from catching the recent top -- and bottom -- in gold.
Filed Under: charts, Elliott wave, Elliott Wave trading, Fibonacci, forecasts, Gold, gold futures, precious metals, risk management, technical indicators, trade targets, trading lessons
By Bob Stokes
Precious metal investors are easily misled if they rely on fundamentals to anticipate the price trends of gold and silver. One chart teaches a valuable lesson.
Filed Under: Elliott wave, fundamental analysis, Gold, gold futures, silver, silver futures, video, Video - Featured
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I have this product in the newest packaging from CVS. It's a good product...I was surprised by all the low ratings. With sales and coupons, it cost me around $6. Retail is $9.99 USD. The light/medium shade even gave me some coverage and made my pores look smaller. The color did not oxidize throughout the day either. I have oily skin, and this powder worked well with my other concealers and liquid foundations.
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The first time I tried this powder, it broke me out just a little bit but when I decided to try it again, I broke out even more that time. I wanted this to be a good product that I would enjoy, but I was sadly overestimating the product.
Duration- I have been using this product off an on for 6 months about.
Price- About $9 at Target. A little steep.
Packaging- It looks nice a sleek. I just hate how it has a separate compartment for the puff. It wastes space because I always throw away the puff due to sanitary reasons.
Use- Applied over concealer or just bare skin.
Finish- I love how this powder has a satin texture, not powdery when applied correctly. I can't stand powders with sparkle. So thankfully this is sparkle free.
Coverage- This product actually blurs my redness.
Oil Control- Definitely keeps my teenage skin shine free and under control.
Staying Power- Good! Lasts me throughout the day if I remember not to put my hands on my face.
Conclusion- This is my favorite powder. It has such a high end consistency. Love!
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it probably can last you for 2-months if you use it on a daily basis.
i have oily skin and this powder fails to keep mine oil-free for 2 hours.
(ive yet to find a powder that helps my face from being oily for long hours)
i think it also went through a package facelift because packaging is different from the picture here.
what i like though is that it helps even out the colour of my skin.
i use this on top of revlon's bb cream. gives you medium coverage if you use both.
colour stays for at least 6-7 hours. (when it's oily, i use a tissue to dab my face.)
would recommend this to anyone who wants an affordable pressed powder.
I use this on top of my CoverGirl Stay Fab foundation & it does the job of helping me stay matte, keeping my coverage, and works great as a setting powder. Doesn't cake! Would recommend if you have oily skin!
This has decent coverage but comes out way too light and chalky on me. I like more of a natural finish for my powders and this settles into my fine lines and crows feet if I get too much on. I find it does work better to use a big fluffy brush to apply rather than the compact that comes with it so I will be able to at least use it but I wouldn't repurchase.
Not a lot of people like this but i use this so my face doesn't look that shiny.
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I had high hopes for this but it broke me out BADLY. Haven't had this many pimples in a long time..will never buy again.
I wouldn't normally wear powder, but I made the mistake of buying a dewy foundation that made me really shiny around my nose, chin and forehead, so I wanted to mattify it. This worked really well with that foundation, although it doesn't have good staying-power. I now have a semi-matte foundation and if I try to hide my shine with this powder I end up looking horribly cakey, it just clings to my dead skin, so I no longer use it. Not for dry or combination skin!
I think I only have this powder because I have the Colorstay foundation...it's a whatever powder. It doesn't add on to the oil, but it doesn't get rid of it either. I really hate the way it's manufactured though, the powder section is sandwiched in between the "sponge" and cap, so it's really thin and fragile


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|November 19, 2012 12:30 PM EST
SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 11/19/12 -- MuleSoft, provider of the world's most widely used integration platform, today announced another record-breaking quarter, increasing bookings 191 percent year-over-year. In Q3 2012, MuleSoft built upon strong customer momentum with notable enterprise wins across its leading Mule ESB and CloudHub platforms -- including BT, Echostar, Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Group and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) -- as well as significant expansions by existing customers worldwide.
MuleSoft continues to establish its dominance in the SaaS integration space by expanding key relationships with leading SaaS providers and systems integrators (SIs) such as Zendesk, ServiceSource, Bunchball, Cloud Forward and MetraTech. MuleSoft has built a rich network of global cloud partners that provide unique SaaS applications and services to address Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Human Resource Management (HRM), Project Management, eCommerce, Social, Mobility and additional customer challenges.
"The mega-trends of SaaS, mobile and Big Data are creating an explosion of endpoints and data from a myriad of sources," said Greg Schott, president and CEO of MuleSoft. "MuleSoft has emerged as the clear leader in providing the platform for the new enterprise -- we are seamlessly connecting applications, systems and data on a single platform, spanning on-premise and the cloud, and our continued growth signals that we are leading this industry transformation."
Q3 2012 Highlights:
- Increased bookings 191 percent year-over-year
- Achieved 89 percent subscription renewals, driven by an industry-leading 94 percent customer satisfaction rate
- Launched Dataloader.io, which became the most popular app on Salesforce.com AppExchange within the first month of release, and has executed over 12,000 data loading jobs and processed over 72 million records for Salesforce customers
- Reached 4,400 user accounts and 5,700 integration apps deployed on CloudHub, the most widely used integration platform as a service (iPaaS), which is now processing over 5 million cloud integration messages per day
- Expanded the MuleSoft connector library to include a number of market-leading SaaS and enterprise applications, with instant API connectivity to Intacct, Magento, MongoDB, MS Dynamics CRM, MySQL, Oracle, Sybase, Twilio and Workday
- Continued delivering on the company vision of packaged integration apps by introducing three new integration apps for Intuit QuickBooks, helping to drive connectivity for the millions of customers in the QuickBooks ecosystem
- Completed the Mule Summit 2012 series for the Fall season, visiting hundreds of MuleSoft customers and enterprises in Chicago, Gothenburg, London, Madrid, New York, Paris, San Francisco and Toronto
- Awarded with Stevie® Awards in the Tech Innovation of the Year, Company of the Year - Computer Software, and Best New Product or Service - Cloud Platform categories in The 10th Annual American Business Awards
"MuleSoft's CloudHub platform has allowed us to enter new markets and is helping us to rapidly expand, removing friction from sales and implementation cycles and ensuring customer success," said Ken Haigh, COO of PeopleMatter. "Without the connectivity to third party applications we wouldn't have been able to achieve our rapid growth rates."
About MuleSoft
MuleSoft provides the most widely used integration platform for connecting SaaS and enterprise applications in the cloud and on-premise. With the rise of cloud and mobile, enterprises face a choice: get overwhelmed by the resulting explosion of end points or seize the opportunity to gain competitive advantage. Founded on the idea that connecting applications should not be hard, MuleSoft lets organizations harness the power of their applications through integration. MuleSoft's Anypoint technology eliminates costly, time-intensive point-to-point integration, enabling business agility. Delivered as a packaged integration experience, CloudHub (formerly Mule iON) and Mule ESB are built on proven open source technology for the fastest, most reliable integration without vendor lock-in. Supporting billions of transactions per day, MuleSoft is used in production by thousands of enterprises, including Walmart, MasterCard, Nokia, Nestlé and Honeywell, and powers integrations with leading SaaS vendors such as Salesforce.com, NetSuite, Workday, Intuit and Zuora.
For more information: www.MuleSoft.com
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SYS-CON Events announced today that SOA Software, an API management leader, will exhibit at SYS-CON's 15th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on November 4–6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. SOA Software is a leading provider of API Management and SOA Governance products that equip business to deliver APIs and SOA together to drive their company to meet its business strategy quickly and effectively. SOA Software's technology helps businesses to accelerate their digital channels with APIs, drive partner adoption, monetize their assets, and achieve a...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Aria Systems, the recurring revenue expert, has been named "Bronze Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 15th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on November 4-6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Aria Systems helps leading businesses connect their customers with the products and services they love. Industry leaders like Pitney Bowes, Experian, AAA NCNU, VMware, HootSuite and many others choose Aria to power their recurring revenue business and deliver exceptional experiences to their customers.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that AgilePoint, the leading provider of Microsoft-centric Business Process Management software, will exhibit at SYS-CON's 2nd International @ThingsExpo which will take place on November 4–6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. AgilePoint is the leading provider of Microsoft-based Business Process Management (BPM) software products, has 1,300+ on-premise and cloud deployments in 25+ countries and provides the same advanced BPM feature set as J2EE vendors like IBM and Appian for the Microsoft .NET native environment. AgilePoint customer...
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The Internet of Things (IoT) promises to evolve the way the world does business; however, understanding how to apply it to your company can be a mystery. Most people struggle with understanding the potential business uses or tend to get caught up in the technology, resulting in solutions that fail to meet even minimum business goals. In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Jesse Shiah, CEO / President / Co-Founder of AgilePoint Inc., will show what is needed to leverage the IoT to transform your business. He will discuss opportunities and challenges ahead for the IoT from a market and tec...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Utimaco will exhibit at SYS-CON's 15th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on November 4–6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Utimaco is a leading manufacturer of hardware based security solutions that provide the root of trust to keep cryptographic keys safe, secure critical digital infrastructures and protect high value data assets. Only Utimaco delivers a general-purpose hardware security module (HSM) as a customizable platform to easily integrate into existing software solutions, embed business logic and build s...
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One of the biggest challenges when developing connected devices is identifying user value and delivering it through successful user experiences. In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Mike Kuniavsky, Principal Scientist, Innovation Services at PARC, will describe an IoT-specific approach to user experience design that combines approaches from interaction design, industrial design and service design to create experiences that go beyond simple connected gadgets to create lasting, multi-device experiences grounded in people's real needs and desires.
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The Internet of Things will greatly expand the opportunities for data collection and new business models driven off of that data. In her session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Esmeralda Swartz, CMO of MetraTech, will discuss how for this to be effective you not only need to have infrastructure and operational models capable of utilizing this new phenomenon, but increasingly service providers will need to convince a skeptical public to participate. Get ready to show them the money! Speaker Bio: Esmeralda Swartz, CMO of MetraTech, has spent 16 years as a marketing, product management, and busin...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that TeleStax, the main sponsor of Mobicents, will exhibit at Internet of @ThingsExpo, which will take place on November 4–6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. TeleStax provides Open Source Communications software and services that facilitate the shift from legacy SS7 based IN networks to IP based LTE and IMS networks hosted on private (on-premise), hybrid or public clouds. TeleStax products include Restcomm, JSLEE, SMSC Gateway, USSD Gateway, SS7 Resource Adaptors, SIP Servlets, Rich Multimedia Services, Presence Services/RCS, Diame...
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SYS-CON Events announces a new pavilion on the Cloud Expo floor where WebRTC converges with the Internet of Things. Pavilion will showcase WebRTC and the Internet of Things. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the most profound change in personal and enterprise IT since the creation of the Worldwide Web more than 20 years ago. All major researchers estimate there will be tens of billions devices--computers, smartphones, tablets, and sensors – connected to the Internet by 2020. This number will continue to grow at a rapid pace for the next several decades.
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Exhibit B, 2.14 "Crying Wolf" + 2.20 "The Last Day"
Stefan starts talking about his and Elena's future and Elena prefers to stay in "right now". Later on, Stefan finds out Elena wants to sacrifice herself, so there wasn't even a future for them in her mind.
Elena tells Stefan about how much she doesn't want to be a vampire and wants to have a human life and have a family and kids which equals to her not having a future with Stefan.
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Date: 10/05/2007 at 15:11:51 From: Henry Subject: Derivation of Least squares fit Hi, my son is doing best fit for HS Algebra. I have a MS in EE so I'm in love w/ math. Is there a place that explains the DERIVATION of the formula, rather than just saying "Use this equation to solve for M and C in y = Mx + C ?? Thanks.
Date: 10/13/2007 at 10:40:48 From: Doctor Fenton Subject: Re: Derivation of Least squares fit Hi Henry, Thanks for writing to Dr. Math. To find the "best" solution of an overdetermined (and inconsistent!) system of linear equations requires a specification of the criterion for "best". For example, to determine the "best" fitting line to a list of points (x-1,y_1), (x_2,y_2),...,(x_n,y_n), we are trying to find a line y = mx + b such that y_1 = m*x_1 + b y_2 = m*x_2 + b : : : : y_n = m*x_n + b . If there were just two points, then there is a unique solution, but given more than two points, there is usually no line through all the points. Given the parameters m and b which determine a line y = mx + b, we can describe how much the line fails to fit all the points by forming, for each point (x_k,y_k), the "residual" r_k = y_k - (m*x_k + b) . The residual r_k is the distance between where the line y = mx+b crosses the vertical line x = x_k and the point (x_k,y_k). This list of numbers r_1, r_2,...,r_n characterizes how well the line fits the points, but we would prefer to have a single number to characterize the fit. If we simply add the residuals, there may be cancellation, and we could get a small number, even when the fit is very poor (large positive residuals canceling large negative residuals). To prevent the cancellation, we could take absolute values of the residuals, but absolute values are not easy to work with. A more mathematically attractive approach is to square the residuals, and find the line for which the sum of the squares of the residuals is a minimum. This technique is called "least squares fitting". The usual approach is to use the fact that a necessary condition for a minimum of a function of two or more variables is that the gradient of the function be 0, which gives you a system of two equations in two unknowns (the slope m and intercept b of the line). However, this approach requires calculus, so it isn't appropriate for an algebra course. While the problem can be analyzed with just ordinary algebra, it is extremely tedious, requiring "industrial strength algebra". A matrix formulation is much more compact, and illustrates the utility of the matrix concept and notation. (Essentially, the pure high school algebra approach just writes out all the matrix algebra below without writing the matrices.) The equations y_1 = b + m*x_1 y_2 = b + m*x_2 : : : : y_n = b + m*x_n can be written in matrix notation as [y_1] = [b + m*x_1] [y_2] = [b + m*x_2] [ : ] : [ : : ] [y_n] = [b + m*x_n] [1 x_1] [1 x_2] [b] = [: : ] [m] [1 x_n] If we write [y_1] [1 x_1] [y_2] [1 x_2] [b] [ : ] = Y ,[: : ] = A , and X = [m] , [y_n] [1 x_n] then the equation is Y = AX . The matrix of residuals is [r_1] = [y_1 - (b + m*x_1)] [r_2] = [y_2 - (b + m*x_2)] [ : ] : [ : : : ] [r_n] = [y_n - (b + m*x_n)] or in matrix notation, R = Y - AX . The sum of squares of the residuals is (r_1)^2+(r_2)^2+ ... +(r_n)^2 = [r_1 r_2 ... r_n][r_1] [r_2] [ : ] [r_n] or using matrix transpose notation R^t R . (M^t is the matrix M with rows and columns interchanged.) The quantity to be minimized is then R^t R = (Y-AX)^t(Y-AX) = (Y^t-(AX)^t)(Y-AX) = (Y^t - X^tA^t)(Y-AX) = Y^t(Y-AX) - X^tA^t(Y-AX) = Y^tY - Y^tAX - X^tA^tY + X^tA^tAX . Remember that X = [b m]^t is the matrix of unknowns, and from the last equation, we see that the equation is what you might call a matrix quadratic, which we want to minimize. That should bring to mind a similar problem in ordinary algebra, of minimizing a quadratic expression of one variable ax^2 + bx + c where a > 0. The usual approach is to complete the square: write a(x^2 + (b/a)x ) + c , and noting that (x+h)^2 = x^2 + 2hx + h^2, we see that in order to be a perfect square, we must have a(x^2 + (b/a)x + b^2/(4a^2)) = (x+(b/2a))^2 as the first term. This has added a*(b^2/4a^2) = b^2/4a to the expression, so to keep the same value we must also subtract that amount: a(x^2 + (b/a)x +b^2/(4a^2)) + c - (b^2/(4a)) which is a(x+(b/2a))^2 + ((4ac-b^2)/(4a) . Since the second term does not depend upon x, and the first term is a times a perfect square (and a > 0), the expression is clearly minimized when x = -b/(2a). The least squares matrix equation has a "quadratic" term of X^tA^tAX, which is more like the ordinary quadratic a^2x^2 + bx + c . To minimize this expression, we would want to write it in the form (a(x+h))^2 + k . We can use similar reasoning to see that (a(x+h))^2 = a^2x^2 + 2a^2hx + a^2h^2 , so we need 2a^2h = b, or h = b/(2a^2), giving a^2x^2+bx+c = (a(x+(b/2a^2))^2 + c - (b^2/(4a^2)) . Now we need to choose x = -b/(2a^2) [which is still the negative coefficient of x divided by the coefficient of x^2, just as before]. With this idea in mind, we look at the matrix quadratic equation, and try to write (1) Y^tY - Y^tAX - X^tA^tY + X^tA^tAX in the form (A(C-X))^t(A(C-X)) + D = (AC-AX)^t(AC-AX). Expanding the left side gives (2) (C^tA^t - X^tA^t)(AC-AX) = C^tA^tAC - C^tA^tAX - X^tA^tAC - X^tA^tAX . Comparing the two terms with X and X^t in equations (1) and (2), we see that we must choose C so that C^tA^tAX = Y^tAX and X^tA^tAC = X^tA^tY . However, since the second equation is just the transpose of the first equation, this is just one equation, and we must have X^t(A^tAC) = X^t(A^tY) or A^tAC = A^tY . These equations are called the normal equations, and they are a system of linear equations for C. If A^tA is invertible, then C = (A^tA)^(-1)A^tY will be the value of X which minimizes the sum of squares of the residuals. For [y_1] [1 x_1] [y_2] [1 x_2] [b] [ : ] = Y ,[: : ] = A , and X = [m] , [y_n] [1 x_n] we have A^tA = [ 1 1 ... 1][1 x_1] [x-1 x_2 ... x_n][1 x_2] [: : ] [1 x_n] n = [ n SUM x_k ] [ k=1 ] [ n n ] [SUM x_k SUM (x_k)^2 ] [k=1 k=1 ] , and A^tY = [ 1 1 ... 1][y_1] [x_1 x_2 ... x_n][y_2] [ : ] [y_n] [ n ] = [ SUM y_k ] [ k=1 ] [ ] [ n ] [ SUM x_k y_k ] [ k=1 ] so you wind up with a system of two equations for the two unknowns b and m, whose solution gives the standard formulas for the least squares regression line. If you have any questions, please write back and I will try to explain further. - Doctor Fenton, The Math Forum http://mathforum.org/dr.math/
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Peelander Z / Electric Eel Shock / Pupils $12 9pm
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
, the Japanese Action Comic Punk Band based in NYC, was originally formed in 1998 by Peelander-Yellow, Peelander-Red, and Peelander-Blue, after meeting in New York City (although they'll tell you they're all from the Z area on the planet Peelander). Peelander-Green was welcomed in July 2008 after Blue left the band.Peelander-Z has appeared at major music festivals including Bonnaroo, CMJ and SXSW, and played with artists such as Buckethead, Electric SIx, Particles, The Vibrators, and Guitar Wolf. Peelander-Z has also been featured on TV programs like VH1's Best Week Ever, Comedy Central's Upright Citizens Brigade, Spike TV's MXC: Most Extreme Challenge, and Anime Network. They also often perform at Anime conventions and festivals all over the US, as well as at Kaiju Big Battel.At their live show, you'll see the band in colorful costumes reminiscent of Japanese Animation, though they describe their outfit as their skin. Their shows guarantee intense audience participation and chance to exercise with the band. "Do human bowling with us. Do limbo dancing with us. Do karaoke competition with us. Hit our cowbell with us," says Yellow. " Don't be shy, give us your smile! We can beat your stress! See you at our show!" One experience would capture you. Just pay attention to their coming activities.
Electric Eel Shock
are a glorious celebration of Classic Rock, Punk and Metal. A true power trio from the time before rock became fractured into a diverse multitude of sub-genres and we were all still one big happy Rock & Roll family.
"EES are nothing short of awesome" - Brent Hinds (Mastodon)
EES left their native Japan in 1999 to see what they could make of America and they have been on a near
constant world tour ever since. EES paid their way by selling merchandise and their self recorded album "SLAYERS BAY BLUES" at their gigs. Headlining a stage at the prestigious Roskilde Festival in Denmark was a key early event for the band. By 2004 EES had toured 27 countries around the world and they decided it was about time to release an album: "GO EUROPE!" became the first commercially available EES release and the band performed at 30 European Summer Festivals.
Follow up album "BEAT ME" was recorded in Holland early 2005 with legendary producer Attie Bauw (Judas Priest, Scorpions, Bootsy Collins etc). BEAT ME achieved much critical acclaim from press and fans alike and EES continued to conquer the international musical scene step by step throughout 2005 and 2006 adding Australia and parts of Asia to their widening travels.
In 2007 Electric Eel Shock again worked with Attie Bauw on a new album: "TRANSWORLD ULTRA ROCK" is seems to sum up the past, present and future of the band in one album. The feeling seems to span the entire EES back catalogue, including the raw inventiveness of Slayers Bay Blues, the catchy songs of the GO albums and the hard tight rock of Beat Me. This album has it all. The overall atmosphere is more positive than ever before. It's a feeling that reflects the Shock's ongoing progression, from playing every dive bar and toilet around the world to selling out larger more prestigious venues.
2008 - Electric Eel Shock rased the $50,000 target through Sellaband and are preparing to record a new album at the end of the year in Japan (So that Gian can be on the album)... Aki is producing the album himself this time but they will still work with Attie Bauw who will engineer the basic tracks and act as consultant.
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