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Since my column called "A Gov 2.0 spin on archiving 2.0 data" was published in January, I have been asked how I re-architected what I call IT-centric systems to be knowledge-centric systems. Here's what I learned from my work at the Environmental Protection Agency and for interagency programs: Get the data out of legacy systems and use it in free cloud tools, such as Spotfire.
Federal CIO Vivek Kundra's requirements for agencies to put their high-value datasets into Data.gov and reduce the number of data centers can save money and improve results if there are more people like me who will take advantage of that by doing their own IT with cloud computing tools — and by becoming data scientists.
I explored those ideas in another column, "Empower feds to take on the cloud." I cited the IT Dashboard as an example of why government employees should become information architects and redesign existing systems. It took six months and cost the General Services Administration $8 million to develop the IT Dashboard. I re-architected and implemented it in about three days for free — except for the cost of my time at EPA — using Spotfire. Of course, that didn't include the cost of building the databases.
Now every time Data.gov Evangelist Jeanne Holm or the White House's former Deputy CTO Beth Noveck tweets about new data at Data.gov and on agency websites, I am eager to see what I can learn from the data. But before I can do that, I have to get to it and import it into a tool. Soon after I started doing that, I realized I should document what I learned so I could preserve it and share it with others. And I learned that a more formal name for all that — more than just metadata, data curation, etc. — was data science. Mike Loukides defined the term in an O'Reilly Radar report last year in which he wrote, "Data science enables the creation of data products."
I have embraced Tim Berners-Lee's five stars of open linked data and Richard Cyganiak's linked open-data cloud — with the condition that they follow the data science approach and provide an easy way to do SPARQL queries to get from Resource Description Framework (RDF) to comma-separated values (CSV). I agree with Peter Gassner's recent assessment of the five-star system in "Introduction to Linked Open Data for Visualization Creators," published on Datavisualization.ch. He said data quality considerations are essential to acceptance.
I have about 30 examples of data services that I have created following data science principles. In addition, I have about 30 examples of data services based on EPA databases that I have organized in information products for various agencies. In a data service, with click 1, you see the data (table, statistics, graphics); with click 2, you search the data (browse, sort, filter); and with click 3, you download the data (CSV, Excel, RDF).
I challenge the developers of Data.gov, agencies and others to deliver their information as data services so it is available with three clicks. Then we as a community can begin to do the serious data integration that Kundra has challenged us to do and produce the benefits from all this activity. As Kundra said, "True value lies at the intersection of multiple datasets."
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A beautiful, recently renovated, 3 bedroom/3 bathroom apartment located in the heart of Cannes. Spacious, modern accommodation which can sleep 8 people and just a 100 metre distance to Palais De Festival, Marina and Beach.
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Apartment in Cannes, Alpes Maritimes, Cote DAzur, France
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Villa in Centre-ville - Croisette, Cote d'Azur - Provence
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Apartment in Centre-ville - Croisette, Cote d'Azur - Provence
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Apartment in Cannes, Alpes Maritimes, Provence-Alpes-Cote DAzur, France
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Tuesday poem: Music notes
November 18, 2014
music notes
piano accordian
the lung that smiles
haversack guts fart
less said the better
P.S. Cottier
A tiny poem, or notes towards a poem. I am very busy coordinating (I do hate the word facilitating) a course on speculative poetry this month, so my own poems are getting shorter. Fifteen words is hardly a poem, really. If I keep this up the whole thing will be like John Cage's 4'33″, only fifty years late. I shall call that poem erasure…Or unseen ellipses, which would win the pretentiousness stakes.
I hazard a guess that some of the poems posted by other Tuesday Poets have more than fifteen words. Just for the moment, the usual feather that takes you to New Zealand is sick, so press this link instead. It still works, though it is not as pleasing to look at.
A story of mine, a really short thing of 500 words, was recently published at AntipodeanSF (the October issue). Amazingly, this on-line magazine has been around since 1998! A real achievement for the editor, Ion Newcombe. The 200th issue will be appearing quite soon, which is a Proust worth of of flash fiction.
If you would like to hear me read the flash fiction 'Slippery Worlds', press this link and go to the AntipodeanSF radio show for November 15th, which is named Mirfak, after a star.
My fiction and my poetry seem to be converging in the universe of Small. I am the Incredible Shrinking Poet.
Tuesday poem: My selfie on Calvary
November 3, 2014
My selfie on Calvary
I had to squat,
haul up his head
but I like the way
the thorns look like an effect —
'trembling halo' —
and the crimson
just nailed it lol
P.S. Cottier
I was shocked, the other day, to hear of people taking selfies in front of car accidents, and the idea that people would take a selfie as Jesus carried the cross came to me. The poem attempts to capture this spirit, in appropriate flat-pack language.
Let's face it, some people would climb up over someone on the cross to get the right photo. Not that that ability to ignore suffering is new; remember the soldiers gambling under the cross as Christ died. But the need to capture our images all the time, and the idea that sensation of viewing the images overcomes compunction is a new manifestation of this way of thinking, it seems to me. An unlovely mix of vanity and cruelty, which is to art (see Raphael above) what Twitter is to literature.
Pornography and self perception are becoming more and more linked, and the production of images through any means is approved.
Now I promise to be new light hearted next time.
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Not so egregiously slack
October 30, 2014
I really have been absent from my blog for about two weeks now, which is virtually unprecedented. 'Virtually unprecedented' is a pretentious way of saying I am usually not lazy like that. But I have been busy, judging other people's poetry. That image is very dignified, whereas the process is somewhat more fraught. 'Fraught' is a slightly pretentious way of saying difficult. The whole issue of judging poetry throws one back to basics: Why me? What makes a poem good? It is easy to spot the bad poems in a Big Pile. They may use obvious rhyme to the extent that a rhyme seems to be the only point of each line. (A bit like that sentence, but even rhymier.) They may dwell too obviously on the poet him or herself (all the poems to be judged are anonymous, of course, so one does not know the gender of the entrant). I actually like some poems in which the process of writing itself is dealt with, if they are amusing or surprising; not if they are turgid or caught up in an unreflective notion of genius. A good poem should surprise and take risks. It should not use the occasional 'poetic' word as seasoning for a balefully plain meal. Somewhere between pinch, stroke and slap we find the Good Poem, strutting herself like a green flamingo, all swerve and flap and tingle. There you have it; a Good Poem describes an unusually feathered tall bird that tastes like sherbet. Having cleared that up, and finished judging a contest in which there were just too many lovely flamingos, I can move on to something different.
A very interesting anthology is currently being prepared for publication in 2015. Here are the details: http://www.abhayk.com/p/global-poetry-project.html Abhay K., Indian poet and diplomat, is editing a collection of poems on capital cities. One for each capital city, I think. I just found out that my poem has been accepted for Canberra. This will be the most international publication that I have been lucky enough to be part of, with poets from Tehran to Jakarta to Paris to Lima included, with 196 or so more. Very exciting indeed!
I am struggling to find the time to work on assembling a new manuscript of poems. So please, dear reader, forgive the absence of an actual poem here this time. I will remedy that in the near future. Which is a pretentious way of saying keep reading.
Tuesday poem: Peripheral vision flicker (A poem found at Conflux)
October 13, 2014
Peripheral vision flicker
(A poem found at Conflux)
That subterranean process
alien or not alien
everyone is pretending
peripheral vision flicker
she can smell if you're sad
more oxygen than carbon
prone to sooting
the aroma of porcelain
observe the strange world!
I was actually swooning
wouldn't send a trunk story
we churn through them
faffing around before
a source of buoyancy
sketchy with world building
arrogant rockstar scientist
no socks in fantasy land
bounce off the person you are
every village is a city
chunky unspeakable matter
just people in an environment
herbivore men
arcane and hideous process
when we have wings
tend not to rhyme
a paisley black hole
I love not listening properly, or even listening improperly…that is, just hearing little sound-nuggets (or sense nuggets) and recording them. Here we find some little phrases from a science fiction convention held in Canberra a week ago, joined together and called a poem. It's more a peripheral sound flicker, to adapt the title to my nefarious ways.
Have I no decorum?
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Red Robin
I have been noticing commercials for Red Robin and was wondeing what you guys thought of it. Worth a try?
Longer thread on Red Robin here
IMO it's a reasonable choice occasionally if it's close by. Nothing to go too far out of the way for. Plus they make any of their concoctions into a veggie burger (Boca or Garden, if I recall) if you like, huge deal for my girlfriend. We have one about 5 miles from the house and tend to drop in every few weeks or so.
re: CrazyOne
They have two veg options, a Boca patty and a 'veggie' patty. I love the Boca patty -- it's a bit more 'burger-like' and flavorful. The veggie patty is kind of generic and flavorless.
Red Robin is one of my favorite chains (and I'm vegetarian) -- I especially love the Bonzai burger (pineapple, chipotle mayo, etc.). And their special salt for the fries is addicting...
DH and I love their Strawberry Lemonade! DH loves their wildfire chicken sandwich. He also reports that the milkshakes are slammin'... I haven't had the chance to try one for myself yet. I've had their french onion soup, which wasn't bad, and their burgers and fries, which are okay, but I wouldn't go out of my way for them.
I've only eaten there once but was pleasantly surprised. For a chain burger joint the service was good, burgers were pretty tasty, and my chocolate malt was DELICIOUS. If you have any hometown burger joints, I'd hit those before Red Robin but, if you don't have many choices Red Robin is definitely worth a trip.
Back when I used to eat deep-fried foods, I always thought Red Robin's fish and chips were top notch (well, at least the fish part). And this is from someone who sought out good fish and chips.
Now it's not as fun going. But their Royal burger is nice (anything with a fried egg on it is nice). I'll get their cobb salad more often than not; as previously noted, it is pretty big. And the local one has draft Fat Tire, that's never a bad thing.
re: healthyscratch
I love fish and chips...I'm definitely going to try them.
If you like the thicker style burger, its worth a go. Their food is decent to good, the service is efficient and the beer is cold (if that's your thing). They also excel at non-red meat offerings. My wife like their turkey burger and their veggie burger, so it was always a favorite option when we wanted something fairly inexpensive (its not dirt cheap, but $25 for two is on target) and easy.
You won't be arguing that it is the best burger you've ever eaten, but if you go in expecting a solid burger and thick fries...you likely won't be dissapointed at all.
One of my fave chains. Turkey burger w/ chipolte mayo is amazing. Love all the dipping sauces there but my waistline doesn't. (bbq mayo etc)
Their Royal Red Robin is the best. The fries and onion rings are great and the shakes (strawberry) are unbelievable. Better burger than you would find at your usual chain ala Bennigans, Applebees, etc.
We love Red Robin. I'm a huge fan of the Royal Red Robin because anything with a fried egg on top can't be wrong. My husband alternates between the mushroom burger and the Whiskey River. We usually split a banana milkshake (one order is enough for two tall glasses) but he's been known to get a beer from time to time. Overall we love the food, but the service can be hit or miss.
Love their chicken burgers, i think it's called the One Great Chicken Burger and I usually ask for a side of their bbq sauce to add to it. My friend loves to get the buffalo sauce and the ranch dressing, mix the 2 together and use that to dip her fries in. I tried it, was pretty tasty.
re: justagthing
Is their chicken burger a groud patty or is it a chicken breast with the rest of the "burger" fixings?
re: ccbweb
Chicken breast.
LOVE RED ROBIN! good sized burgers, strawberry lemonade that's to die for, and bottomless steak fries. what else could one want? the whiskey river bbq chicken burger is highly recommended.
Anyone know if there's any connection between Red Robin and Baton Rouge in Canada -- both seem to be smallish chains and the exteriors and signage seem really similar. Just curious....
re: izzizzi
Not yet, but saw new Apple Harvest Salad on the menu the other day and vowed to try that next time. I usually stick to a burger or chicken sandwich, but there's no real reason not to. Other stuff on the menu is just as passable most likely. Oh, I used to get the Ensenada Chicken Platter occasionally, found that pretty good. I may not be as picky as some, but I think they do a decent job with most things. I'm sure Ms CrazyOne will have to try new mac and cheese one of these days, too.
Just went today for the first time and liked it very much. Atmosphere isn't great, but we sat outside and it was pleasant...what you'd expect for a chain. I got the chicken caeser wrap, which was absolutely delicious. I prefer crispy fries over steak ones, so I just asked for extra melon...which was just o.k. but I wasn't expecting a revelation here. My friend got the fries and they were ok...but just not my preference. Want to try the banzai burger and milkshakes...look great.
the one by me used to serve a bbq chicken salad that was outstanding, but it's no longer on the menu. other restaurants might still have it so keep an eye out for it.
We still miss the Red Robin that used to be in Laguna Niguel, OC/CA. For some reason it didn't make it, though I think it would do a lot better now that the area is so much more developed. For a chain burger place it was always a really good value and had good service and quality food. There IS one near S0uth Coast Plaza, but that's about 40 minutes from us and not a frequent choice. We actually look forward to the drive baack from San Francisco to SoCal 'cause there's a Red Robin in Coalinga, CA, right in the 5 that we get to right at mealtime.
In what I consider a golden age of the "burger" that we are living in I must admit that I wasn't disappointed by the one I got at Red Robin. Many chains have what I call "factory line" burger where the bun is perfectly symetrical and has no textural contrast and the burger meat is also perfectly symetrical and really average in taste. Red Robin reminded me of In and Out burger (i.e. solid but not boutique).
re: Chinon00
Ok... So we went there tonight.
I got the potroast burger (pot roast grilled onion cheader cheese on an onion roll with horesy sause) 9.49. Side of mushrooms... .99.
Wife had a red robin burger 7.49
We both had iced tea 3.78
On a scale of 1 to 10, the food was a 4 the service was a 9 and the atmosphere was a 6
The meat had no potroast taste, there was plenty of it just no taste. The wife's burger was good but that was it..... just good.... not 8 dollar good. The service was great! very fast and friendly. I will most likely try it again just because of the service but I wouldn't go out of my way to go! O I was going to order onion rings..... but it was 7.50 for an order!! I will go to sonic and get them!
re: Conanoe
It's a huge tower of onion rings, though. Think of the child's play toy where you stack the different colored donut-shaped rings on top of each other in order of decreasing size. That is exactly how the rings come out, except it's taller than the toy. ;-) I've never actually tried them though. Just see them go by many times when we are in there.
I don't think the pot roast burger is a good example of what they do, nor is a plain burger. The secret for me is in the concoctions of toppings and tastes, including ones you might not ever have thought of. Not that other places can't do that. Some of these probably could be approximated elsewhere if you special ordered it, but you wouldn't necessarily know your options. Also, you can make any of the normal burger items into a turkey burger or Boca or Gardenburger. Plus, many of the non-burger items on the menu are pretty good!
That said, I wouldn't necessarily disagree that it's a bit pricey for what the food is, but some of that is that you are paying for table service and such, as well as unlimited fries when you get a burger/sandwich (which, granted, probably many people don't eat so they make some extra there). Service has generally been quite good as you experienced. Atmosphere is loud, and often people go there with kids, probably because it's a somewhat rare extremely kid-friendly place where you can also get a beer/drink.
BTW, I did finally try that Apple Harvest Salad last time, and I thought it was quite good. I think it's the first time I actually got an entree salad there (have had side salads in the past). The quality of the greens is decent, and the taste combination here was one I enjoyed. I would recommend it.
re: CrazyOne
I always compare the tower of onion rings to that same toy. :) We've always wanted to try them but we have enough trouble finishing our burgers and fries as it is. The last time we were there I noticed a burger basket go by with onion rings instead of fries. I'll have to ask next time if they'll sub out the fries for rings, just so we can give them a try.
re: SarahEats
Yeah, you probably can get rings instead of fries, tho maybe not "bottomless". And to order the tower, I think you really oughta have at least 4 people in your party if you're gonna get it in addition to burgers/fries. Yow. Maybe burger and salad plus the rings for two would be okay (yes, you can sub a salad for your fries if you want to run things slightly healthier).
re: Conanoe
With good service (and especially if you were to find a burger you liked) about $25 including tip is a pretty good deal for dinner for two, no dishes, table service etc. At least in my mind it is.
Great service is worth a lot to me.
I'll concur with just about everyone. I've taken the kids several times now and we all enjoy it. The kids just love the idea that they can have fries until they're sick. Kids?
I love the burgers and the onion rings are great, I'll definately try the shakes next time.
re: wyatt3290
Ditto on that. I had eaten there once, many years ago, and recently decided to give it another try to see if it had improved. Same deal as last time--flavorless meat with no char taste at all. Never again.
I like Red Robin for what it is - a super casual, kid-friendly, somewhat loud burger joint. If I want a quiet dinner with my husband or adult friends, then no, I don't go there. But I've got no complaints about their food or service - IMHO you get what you're paying for.
Ohhhhhhhhhh, and the onion rings are great! Definitely get them next time you go. :-)
re: Suzy Q
Is Red Robin better than Fuddrucker's??
re: callitasicit
Overall I'd say yes, although I always liked the fact that you could pile all the gunk you wanted on your own burger at Fuddrucker's. Red Robin has a much more varied menu with some non-burger options (salads, wraps, etc.) and does offer some veggie options, which I don't recall that Fuddrucker's does.
re: Suzy Q
Yes on the veggie front -- they make a Boca patty better than any other burger joint I know of. I think it's a specially ordered product, as it's much thicker than those you can buy at the store. And it's never dried / overcooked, either. Their 'veggie burger' is pretty (sub)standard, though, so if you thinking of making your burger meat-free, definitely go for the Boca option.
Fuddrucker's veggie patty is pretty unremarkable -- they used to have a good portabello sandwich at the location I would go to once in a blue moon that was pretty good, but no more...
re: spyturtle008
The Red Robin by me in the Forum at olympia Hills in Live Oak is good.
I haven't eaten there recently though.I got their Cobb Salad and it was huge. Had most things on their menu and have been pleased and with the service. It is noisy,but I don't mind.And as a single diner I watch the tv till the food comes.My Red Robin has a patio that you can sit on and watch the traffic go by.Ah the joys of South Texas weather.
Just try the place for yourself.Haven't had the milkshake yet there.
Never ate at a FuddRucker's.
I like a local chain here called EZ's Brick Oven Grill.It started here in San Antonio.They have pretty good food,and I like their burgers.They also have salads and pizza you can get too.
re: Chew on That
I think they have a "Red Robin Cheeseburger" or some such thing. I've never had a problem ordering a "cheeseburger." I find their burgers fairly good and my wife loves the turkey and veg. options.
re: Chew on That
Me neither. I ordered the burger. Standard frozen patty; I ordered it medium rare and it was still dry. The fries were good, but the place was deafening. You can't look anywhere without seeing 3 teevees blaring. So if you like dry burgers and screaming, this is the place.
re: monkeyrotica
FYI, Red Robin burgers are not frozen.
re: MSPD
I've also never had one be dry, but maybe I'm just lucky. And I've never noticed the sound on the TVs being on. Of course, there is still plenty of blaring as they have the music going and there's not a soft surface in the place. Actually, even that can be different in some. Was in one in a different part of the state recently (and perhaps sadly, but it was easy) which had carpeting in parts and I think some different stuff on the ceiling presumably to keep the noise down to a dull roar. Of course, it can't much deaden the sound of the inevitable kids as that is part of its appeal for families: both kid-friendly and beer-friendly. ;-)


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