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Lindsey Sterling
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It's violin dubstep from a sci-fi-loving, eccentric little 26-year old with a knack for interpretive dance. This is Lindsey Stirling and she was born right here in OC. Her sound is a surprisingly unconventional collaboration of styles and genres--but we'll pass on the predictable, thank you. We're not quite sure how she's able to dance with such spastic energy while playing a flawless and manic violin--but with more than 20 years of practice, she makes it look effortless. Add gritty electronic beats and her charmingly quirky aesthetic and this is classical music for a new generation. Check her out as she stops by the Observatory in support of her self-titled debut album (it's about time, her YouTube channel has something in the ridiculous range of 86 million views), and catch a show that is truly unique. --Erin DeWitt
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Larry and His Flask
With hipster culture proliferating exponentially, you knew it was just a matter of time before some band did this. Well, Larry and His Flask (from Oregon) are that band. The sextet, which rocks banjo, harmonica and upright bass have successfully fused punk rock with the dulcet tones of bluegrass. Not sure you're into it? Well, doubting Cletus, don't knock it before you've tried it. They got a pretty sound. --Brandon Ferguson
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The Observatory
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Utah Governor Gary R. Herbert appointed Sean D. Reyes, Esq. as attorney general in December 2013. Reyes will serve through 2014.
After 14 years with Parsons Behle & Latimer as an attorney and litigation partner, Reyes stepped away to begin a new chapter. He started Reyes Legal Management and became a partner in Accelerate Ventures, overseeing legal strategy and execution for venture funds. As a litigation attorney, Reyes has litigated some of Utah's largest and most high-profile cases. In addition, he has appellate experience in the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, Utah Supreme Court and U.S. Supreme Court on briefs and oral arguments, as well as trial experience at the federal and state level.
Reyes has been recognized and praised over the years not only for his work, but also his community service. In 2008, he was named the American Bar Association's "Outstanding Young Lawyer for the Nation," the highest national award for a young lawyer. The Utah State Bar recognized him for a similar award in 2006 as the "Utah Young Lawyer of the Year." Reyes has also received numerous national business awards.
Political involvement is not new for Reyes. In addition to having been a candidate for attorney general in 2012, he has served as a county, state and national delegate for the Republican Party and as an ex officio member of the State Bar Commission. He was also involved with the National Commission on Museum for American Latino and the State Judicial Nominating Commission. Additionally, he was a small claims judge for the Third District Court and a co-founder and board member for Fraud College, an education entity to combat white collar fraud. His community involvement includes serving on the Utah State Bar, helping found both the Utah Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and the Utah Asian Chamber of Commerce, and being a board member of Utah Fast Past, Fight the New Drug, and the Hale Centre Theatre.
Reyes received his Juris Doctorate, with honors, from the University of California Boalt Hall School of Law. He graduated from Brigham Young University summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in English.
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A job search can get quite frustrating these days, with so many people competing for too few openings. To ease the burden, AOL Jobs tracked down the 10 top companies that are hiring this week. From sales jobs to finance positions, full-time to part-time, these employers have a plethora of openings they're looking to fill.
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1. UnitedHealth Group: 3,470 openings
UnitedHealth Group currently provides health insurance services to more than 75 million people worldwide and is the largest insurance company of its kind in the U.S. With the onset of states' participation in the Affordable Care Act, the Minnesota-based insurer "has remained especially vague on the number of systems it would participate in," says The Motley Fool, "placing the number somewhere between 10 and 25."
Employee Review: "Good, steady work. Great learning opportunities. Very little favoritism, you get ahead based on your own work. Work at home opportunities help on commuting costs. Great work-life balance, ample vacation time."*
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Known by its large brown delivery trucks, United Parcel Service delivers over 15 million packages per day. Headquartered in Sandy Springs, Ga., UPS competes with other carriers, such as FedEx and the U.S. Postal Service. The company employs approximately 350,000 in the United States, with another 67,000 around the world. It's begun gearing up for holiday deliveries with the hiring of seasonal employees, and last year reportedly hired about 1,100 workers in Louisville, Ky., alone, at its largest air-sorting hub.
Employee Review: "I love getting to meet new people all the time and seeing all the different things that we import as a country. I also love the challenges of solving the problems of supply chain and getting items to the good old U.S. of A.."*
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3. Firestone Complete Auto: 2,882 openings
Firestone Complete Auto Care is a car maintenance chain that's part of one of the oldest American tire companies. There are more than 1,600 locations nationwide that, along with selling and servicing tires, also do repairs and other kinds of work on cars.
Employee Review: "Higher-than-average compensation for retail, good camaraderie with co-workers. Nice working for large company that you know will be there tomorrow."*
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4. The Vitamin Shoppe: 2,831 openings.
The Vitamin Shoppe is a New Jersey-based retailer of nutritional supplements. They also operate stores in Canada under the name "VitaPath". The company provides approximately 8,000 different skus of supplements through its retail stores and over 20,000 different skus of supplements through its online retail websites.
Employee Review: "Good growth opportunities and stores opening all over the US all year 'round. Company based out of NJ, so more progressive policies on employment and benefits. Good vacation, health, and dental benefits. Above average pay from minimum wage. Good policies on customer service interaction as well. Focus on Customer service vs. pushing products."*
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5. Bankers Life and Casualty: 2,758 openings
Founded in 1879, Bankers is a life and health insurance company that services the retirement market. It is based in Chicago, Ill., and operates in 275 offices nationwide. The financial company is a subsidiary of CNO Financial Group.
Employee Review: "For someone who wants a second career after the first big one, with more freedom, flexibility, etc., this is the place!"*
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6. AT&T: 2,726 openings
Wireless giant AT&T continues to hire in large volumes, as many customers upgrade their smartphones and purchase tablets that require LTE data plans. It recently announced that it will be adding more wireless subscribers than expected.
Employee Review: "Cutting edge technology, great opportunities for advancement, union representation for non-management."*
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7. Advantage Sales & Marketing: 2,452 openings
Advantage Sales & Marketing provides outsourced sales, merchandising, and marketing services to consumer goods and food product manufacturers and suppliers. Owning more than 65 offices in the US and Canada, ASM does merchandising for 1,200 clients -- including Johnson & Johnson, Mars, Unilever, and Energizer.
Employee Review: "Long-lasting business, able to adapt to changes in market. Well thought-out benefits plan, and flexible time off for both vacation and illness."*
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8. Verizon Wireless: 2,275 openings.
Verizon Wireless operates the largest mobile network in the United States. The Basking Ridge, New Jersey-based company is a subsidiary of Verizon Communications and Vodafone, although Verizon announced in September that it agreed to buy Vodafone's 45 percent stake in the company for $130 billion. Expected to close in the first quarter of 2014, it is the third largest announced deal in the world, Reuters reported.
Employee Review: "The company has top drawer benefits for all employees and on the peer level, employees are united and very close knit, like family."*
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9. PNC: 2,267 openings
Based in Pittsburgh, the regional bank operates over 2,700 branches in nineteen states and the District of Columbia. The company doubled in size in 2008 when it acquired National City, making it the fifth largest bank in the country.
Employee Review: "As a parent I am grateful for a company with a work-life balance."*
Find a job now with PNC.
10. Chipotle: 1,886 openings.
Chipotle is known for its use of organic meats throughout its more than 1,500 restaurants, which are located in 45 states. Since having been founded in 1993, the chain has since exploded and now counts some 37,000 employees. It is a pioneer in the "fast casual" dining movement.
Employee Review: "The people I work with are awesome and the food is good. It pays my bills and makes me laugh. The schedule is super flexible but It's a lot of work. If you're looking for something easy and laid back, keep looking."*
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*All employee reviews sourced from Glassdoor, a free jobs and career community that offers the world an inside look at jobs and companies. Reviews may have been edited for clarity.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Activist investor Carl Icahn has made a name for himself by making boardrooms uncomfortable. After taking up recent fights against Dell and Apple (AAPL), the corporate raider has now turned his sights towards eBay (EBAY). And it's gotten personal.
Aside from demanding that eBay spin-off its popular payment system PayPal, Icahn recently claimed that board members Scott Cook and Marc Andreessen have not acted in the best interest of shareholders, to put it mildly. He has described their actions as "lapses in corporate governance."
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In a letter to shareholders, Icahn said: "We have found ourselves in many troubling situations over the years, but the complete disregard for accountability at eBay is the most blatant we have ever seen."
Icahn was referencing Scott Cook for his investments in companies that compete with PayPal and eBay. When it came to Andreessen, Icahn claims that shareholders lost out on roughly $4 billion in profit when he sold Skype to Microsoft
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USD/JPY Weekly Technical Analysis
USD/JPY Weekly Outlook and Trading Idea
Last week I outlined two scenarios, one bearish and one bullish. The line in the sand was set at the 95.00 level. USD climbed abv this level and that triggered the bullish scenario. So, I am again bullish here and expect a rise twd 98.90 level and possibly slightly higher.
By Alexander Nikolov | Apr 08, 2013 | TrendRecognition
US Dollar - Yen: USD/JPY Forecast | USD/JPY Weekly Outlook @ Forex Abode
US Dollar - Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) did something which we could not witness for quite some time. The pair showed a volatility of 225 pips during last week.
Nov 19, 2012 | ForexAbode
USD/JPY Weekly Outlook and Trading Idea
The bullish strategy that we adopted a couple of weaks ago is doing well as USD has now come close to the key 80.
By Alexander Nikolov | Nov 05, 2012 | TrendRecognition
USD/JPY Weekly Outlook and Trading Idea
Now, the wave structure of the decline from the Mar 2012 top starts to look clearer with last week's price action. The breakdown (below 77.90) did not produce anything significant on the downside as the prices quickly returned into the previous range zone.
By Alexander Nikolov | Sep 16, 2012 | TrendRecognition
USD/JPY Weekly Outlook
Despite diving to as low as 77.13, USD/JPY staged as strong rebound from there and closed back inside prior range. The development mixed up the near term outlook and we'll stay neutral initially this week. Near term focus is on 79.03 resistance. As long as 79.03 holds, fall fro 84.17 is still in favor to extend to 75.56/76.02 support zone. However, break of 79.
Sep 16, 2012 | ActionForex
USD/JPY Weekly Outlook
USD/JPY dropped to as low as 78.18 last week and fall from 79.65 extended. Initial bias remains on the downside this week for 77.90 support. Break will suggest that whole decline from 84.17 is resuming. In such case, further fall should be seen through 77.66 towards 75.56/76.02 support zone. On the upside, above 78.84 will bring another recovery to extend the consolidation pattern fro 77.66.
Sep 03, 2012 | ActionForex
USD/JPY Weekly Outlook and Trading Idea
No change here since our previus update. The daily chart is in sideways mode and the immediate pressure is slightly on the downside. The price pattern suggests a basing formation might be forming here below the key 80.61 level. But to confirm this view, we simply need a move abv 80.61 level. If that occurs, a rally twd the key resistance on the weekly chart at 83.80/84.10 will become likely.
By Alexander Nikolov | Sep 03, 2012 | TrendRecognition
USD/JPY Weekly Outlook and Trading Idea
No change here. USD made a top at 79.65 early last week and declined twd the lower end of its recent range (77.90-80. As said many times before, only a mvoe abv 80.61 will indicate an upside break out of this basing pattern and it will suggest a rally twd the key resistance near 84.10. On the downside, a move below 77.90 will likely trigger losses twd 76.00.
By Alexander Nikolov | Aug 27, 2012 | TrendRecognition
USDJPY: Weak And Vulnerable
While the pair may be biased to the downside on correction, as long as it holds above the 78.78 level, upside risk cannot be ruled out. However, if that level is taken out, further weakness should develop towards the 77.66 level followed by the 77.00 level.
By Mohammed Isah | Aug 20, 2012 | FX Tech Strategy
USD/JPY Weekly Outlook and Trading Idea
USD managed to move abv 78. The daily chart however is still neutral and it will remain neutral as long as the prices stay below 80.61 key resistance level. A move abv this level will not be a confirmation of the larger-degree bullish idea but at least will shift the immediate focus on the upside on the daily chart as well. What we need, is a move abv 84.20 - such a move will confirm t.
By Alexander Nikolov | Aug 20, 2012 | TrendRecognition
USD/JPY Weekly Outlook
USD/JPY's strong rebound last week indicates that fall from 80.61 has completed at 77.90. Initial bias remains on the upside this week and further rally should be seen to 79.96/80.61 resistance zone. Nonetheless, note that current development doesn't warrant the case that fall from 84.17 has reversed. And hence, we'll be cautious on topping signal at around 80.61.
Aug 18, 2012 | ActionForex
USD/JPY Weekly Outlook and Trading Idea
No change from our previous comments here. USD/JPY market has become very boring with small daily and weekly ranges. The daily chart is neutral to slighly negative as long as the prices stay below the 80.61 level. But I do not expect a huge downside from here as I believe a Long-Term low has likely been found already.
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Tesla Motors Wins Three Stevie Awards in 9th Annual American Business Awards
PALO ALTO, Calif.– Tesla Motors (NASDAQ:TSLA) announced today teslamotors.com was awarded three Stevie awards -- Best Overall Web Design, Best Home Page, and Best in Automotive & Transport Equipment -- by the American Business Awards.
Tesla was also recognized as a finalist in the Best Writing/Content category, and Tesla's 2010 Roadster Road trip from Los Angeles to Detroit was a finalist in Communications or PR Campaign of the Year - Under $10,000.
Tesla's site beat out entries from Accenture, AT&T, Webs, Inc., and other highly respected companies in winning the Stevies. Overall, more than 2,800 entries from organizations of all sizes and in virtually every industry were submitted for consideration.
"We are honored to receive this recognition from the American Business Awards. From our test labs to our manufacturing floor to our website, Tesla is committed to continuous innovation," said Ricardo Reyes, Tesla's Vice President of Communications. "Tesla is building the best cars in the world, and the best tools to inform people about the benefits of EVs."
The website features in-depth looks at Tesla's innovations and the benefits of driving electric, as well as a first of its kind HTML 5 Design Studio where customers can configure their own Tesla vehicle.
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Details about The American Business Awards and the lists of honorees in all categories are available at www.stevieawards.com/aba.
About Tesla
Tesla's goal is to produce a full range of electric cars, from sports cars to mass-market vehicles – relentlessly driving down the cost of electric vehicles. It is currently the only U.S. automaker that builds and sells highway-capable EVs in serial production. Palo Alto, California-based Tesla designs and manufactures EVs and EV powertrain components. Tesla has delivered more than 1,600 Roadsters to customers in North America, Europe and the Asia Pacific Region. Model S, the first premium sedan to be built from the ground up as an electric vehicle, goes on the market in mid-2012.
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1. In what ways have your kids taken part in religious holidays/events with their non-Jewish family members?
My son's grandfather and his wife celebrate Christmas. We have participated in non-religious Christmas dinners for all of the years of their lives. They have a Christmas tree every year, they decorate their house for Christmas, and they get lots of Christmas gifts to my sons. My ex's extended family is largely Mormon and they live in very religious communities in Utah. We have spent some really nice time with this family for secular events, Mormon social events, and even funerals. In the religious Mormon community, even secular events involve prayer and references to Jesus. In this way, my sons have been exposed to a lot of different kinds of non-Jews and it has opened up a lot of interesting conversations.
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2 Installing And Configuring The Rest Of The System
Configure Additional IP Addresses
Let's assume our network interface is eth0. Then there is a file /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 which looks like this:
Now we want to create the virtual interface eth0:0 with the IP address 192.168.0.101. All we have to do is to create the file /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0:0 which looks like this:
Afterwards we have to restart the network:
/etc/init.d/network restart
Setting The Hostname
echo server1.example.com
> /etc/hostname
Install apt For Fedora
apt is the packaging system used on Debian. Since it cares much better for package dependencies than rpm it would be nice if we could use it on our new Fedora system. This would save us a lot of hassle. Fortunately, apt has been ported to a lot of rpm based distributions, and is also available for Fedora Core 4 (you will love it... :-)). In this tutorial I will use a mixture of Fedora's yum and apt, because not all yum packages are available for apt and vice versa.
yum install apt
Edit /etc/apt/sources.list. It should contain the following lines:
In the last line, rpm http://ayo.freshrpms.net fedora/linux/1/i386 core updates freshrpms, the 1 is not an error or typo! This is the repository that has the imap package which we are going to install soon! So do not change these lines!
apt-get update
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rpm --import /usr/share/rhn/RPM-GPG-KEY*
Install Some Software
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yum install quota
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Then run:
touch /aquota.user /aquota.group
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Big Data for non-geeks
Following on from some of the work I've done since the beginning of the year on Trends for 2012, I've been looking at the concept of 'big data' recently and want to share my thoughts.
Essentially, this is a scene-setter and jumping off point for further questions. It's intended for a management audience, not a technical one, but feedback from any devs and sys guys out there is of course extremely welcome. I am not a data expert, but I am trying to determine how important it is and how it might drive innovation in businesses.
I'm going to talk about the following:
- What is big data, and what does it mean?
- What kinds of uses can the data be put to?
- What challenges and imperatives are organisations facing?.
- What technologies exist to help in this?
What is Big Data?
Essentially, organisations and individuals are now producing more data than conventional database systems are able to effectively deal with. And the more connected we are, the more we use our phones and social media, the more sensors are deployed, the more business processes are automated and monitored, the more data is being generated. It's increasing exponentially.
IDC, the International Data Corporation, define it thus:
"Big data technologies describe a new generation of technologies and architectures, designed to economically extract value from very large volumes of a wide variety of data, by enabling high velocity capture, discovery, and/or analysis"
That seems like a pretty good definition to me.
Now some technology vendors are saying that big data is no different to existing data warehousing and business information analysis - that it's just a buzz word. The consensus from technology analysts, though, seems to be that we really are now in a new realm - the speed at which information flows into organisations, the number of customer contacts organisations have to deal with, the acceptable interval between receiving information, processing it and producing insight that you can base decisions on, and the amount of data that is available for combination are all an order of magnitude greater than they used to be.
This fact is often referred to as the four Vs - volume, velocity, variety and value (or varients thereof). "Bigger is different", to paraphrase PW Anderson).
That said, the real change is that analysing data of this magnitude has until now only been available to large corporations because it costs so much. Now though, the combination of low-cost but powerful hardware, cloud computing, new open source software tools and advances in processing and storage methods, has made working with big data cheap enough for all organisations to consider doing it.
And they'll need to because the ones that do will get a massive advantage. In a presentation given at the Strata conference in September 2011, McKinsey & Company showed 10-year category growth rate differences between businesses that smartly use their big data and those that do not. And the big data users outperformed their competitors in all categories, in some cases by miles.
Most organisations are probably already engaged in large scale data without necessarily realising it - most are storing data, or having data about them stored by third parties, but are not analysing it yet.
How much data are we talking about here?
A lot. Really, a mindblowing amount.
According to McKinsey, 15 out of 17 industry sectors in the US have more data stored per large company (that's 1000 employees or more) than the library of congress (which had 235 petabytes last time anyone counted).
To clarify, a petabyte is roughly a thousand terabytes or a million gigabytes. Google is now processing roughly a petabyte of data per hour. For comparison, 5 petabytes is the entire throughput of the US postal service each year. 20 petabytes is about the total amount of hard disk storage that was manufactured in 1995. 235 petabytes, a library of congress-worth, is roughly 200 tennis courts completely covered in 32Gb iPhones...
In 2010 total data storage in the US increased by more than 3.5 exabytes, and in Europe it increased by more than 2. An exabyte is a thousand petabytes. It's hard to conceive of this amount. It's reckoned that 5 exabytes would be enough to store (as text) everything ever said by human beings since the dawn of language.
To add to the complexity, an awful lot of this data is 'unstructured', which means video, photos, audio, free text conversations, etc. I.e. not stuff that people enter on forms.
What kinds of uses can this stuff be put to?
This is not an exhaustive list, and I have no doubt that there will be impacts of this technology that no one has yet imagined. But the impact will certainly be felt in two main areas: decision-making and innovation.
In terms of decision-making: it has the potential to give people a better overview - by making it easier to find information and by combining data from multiple sources into better dashboards and visualisations, even in real-time. It should encourage a more experimental and analytical approach to decision-making and help organisations become more agile and curious. You can look for natural patterns that show up in the data, and run controlled experiments to test out hypotheses and analyse feedback much more quickly. And it can support human decision making with automated algorithms - think Siri but tailored for your specific business. The hope from some observers (like MIT Sloan) is that this will allow organisations to move away from management by HiPPO - the Highest Paid Person's Opinion...
In terms of innovation: it will enable entirely new business models and applications, for example by identifying smaller groups of people to customise products and experiences for, even down to the individual. Imagine car insurance based on how an individual actually drives rather than an average for the whole 'segment' - the AA announced recently that they are using GPS data to do precisely that.
An important thing to remember is that a huge amount of value gets captured by consumers, not by service providers. And that combining data from different sources can produce a great deal of additional value.
McKinsey have identified applications of big data analysis across all core internal corporate functions - this means that the big data revolution is going to create change pretty much everywhere.
So, what should Organisations be doing about this?
There is lots of advice out there, but, having reviewed a lot of it, I think these are the most important recommendations:
- Inventory data assets (including external data, public data, data owned by consumers, and data available on the commercial market).
- Identify value opportunities (say by organising innovation workshops to discover and prototype ideas.)
- Gain broad awareness of the regulatory situation around data collection and use.
- Address corporate data policy issues as there are significant privacy and ownership implications. It's important to be aware of what's legally required *and* what sorts of implicit contracts exist between customers and other stakeholders.
- Develop the ability to deploy the technologies that aggregate and manipulate these kinds of data.
- And finally: start building analytic capability - which is a problem because there's a big shortage of talent in this area:
McKinsey estimate the US shortfall in 'deep analytical talent' - that's people who understand statistics and machine learning - at between 140,000 and 190,000 people by 2018 at current rates of graduation; while the shortfall in managers able to consume big data analyses and experiment with data is estimated at 1.5m people - that's the gap between the number of people in management who will need these capabilities and those being created at current course and speed.
The situation in the UK is presumably similar, although one interesting recent development is that the Open Knowledge Foundation announced recently that they are creating a School of Data in collaboration with Peer2Peer University. This might be worth keeping an eye on.
What technologies are we talking about here?
There's a new technology stack for big data that starts at the bottom with data storage infrastructure at the data centre and network level and rises up via open source database and distribution technologies like Apache's Hadoop distributed file system, Google's MapReduce for data processing, and new "noSQL"-style databases that can handle unstructured content and rapid, distributed retrieval. The stack continues on through data-cleaning and management technologies, then analysis, querying and real-time delivery systems via APIs. And then up into services, visualisations, real-time dashboards and the like.
At the visualisation end there is also the question of whether to use existing visualisation engines, or design and build bespoke solutions closely tailored to the organisation and its users. A combination of both, i.e. commercial analytics packages with bespoke dashboards customised to the context, is probably a good approach.
The ultimate goal, of course, is real insight, delivered to the right person, at the right time, in the right way. There's an argument to be made that telling stories from data, beyond just visualising it, is really at the top of the stack. Kris Hammond, the CTO of Narrative Science (no affiliation) discusses this in a number of posts at his blog "Just to Clarify".
What the technology stack is in any given situation is going to depend on a number of factors - development language, types of data being stored, integration with existing data infrastructure and Business Information systems, availability of project resources, predictions of future scale, etc.
In addition to the stack there are a range of 3rd party services and startups being created to take advantage of this market. Two of the more interesting are Kaggle, which is a data science competition site where organisations can publish data sets and set challenges for analysts to solve; and ClearStory Data which seeks to extract valule from organisations' legacy and web data. (Again, we have no affiliation with either of those companies).
In a Nutshell...
One of the main questions I wanted to investigate was whether or not all the talk around Big Data is warranted - whether it really is a big deal or not. And I think it is, the reason being that it's not just about the 'four Vs' but about new uses of data becoming available to all organisations due to the falling cost of computation and storage.
Currently though, it's still located pretty high up on the Gartner Hype Cycle's peak of inflated expectations. It's going to take time and ingenuity to unlock the potential, and it's not feasible for all organisations to simply become 'data-driven' overnight. However, my recommendation for those organisations who are starting on this journey, and even for those who already have significant business information capabilities but currently ignore much of the unstructured data that is available to them, is to experiment. See what data you've got, what you can get, and get some brains in a room for a few days to see if you can figure out some powerful uses for it. It may not change the way you do business immediately, but change will accumulate over time as you learn through doing...
I haven't referenced every single piece of information in this post, just the most important. Instead, I've created a bookmark stack in Delicious with the most important sources I used. Please ask me if you would like to know more specifically where I got some information from.
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Fri, Jan 18, 2013
Piper Aircraft says it is strengthening its worldwide sales organization with an increased focus on direct fleet sales of the company's trainer-class aircraft while continuing to emphasize and expand its global dealer network for the company's M-Class and Twin-Class lines.
"We will have three regional senior sales executives supported by three regional sales managers that will be responsible for our growing dealer network for our entire aircraft product lines. In addition, they will handle fleet sales of training aircraft, as that part of the business expands to meet growing demand worldwide," said Piper Head of Global Sales and Business Development Drew McEwen.
Asia Pacific Region
Chuck Glass becomes Piper's Director of Sales for the Asia Pacific Region, with responsibilities for the regional dealer network and trainer fleet sales in the region. Glass was previously Director of Global Fleet Sales for the company. He is being supported by Jeremy Prost, Asia Pacific Sales Manager, located in Zhuhai, China, to assist in developing this important market for new aircraft.
Glass will be located in Vero Beach and travel extensively throughout the Asia Pacific Region. Glass has worked with the company since 2010. He is a retired U.S. Army fixed and rotary wing aviator who served as the U.S. Defense and Army Attaché in Dhaka, Bangladesh, during his career in the military. He holds Master of Science degrees from Kansas University in the U.S. and Madras University in India and is also a certified flight, instrument and multiengine instructor in powered airplanes. He has logged more than 5,500 hours of fixed and rotary wing flight hours and over 350 hours of glider flight time.
Americas Region
Hans Stancil is being named General Manager of Sales for the Americas, with dual responsibilities for the regional dealer network and trainer fleet sales in North, Central and South America. He will be supported by a Sales Manager position that will be filled soon. Stancil will manage the Americas and travel from Piper's headquarters in Vero Beach.
Stancil has worked as a Sales Manager at Piper since 2010 and during the past three years he has managed worldwide fleet sales and dealer development in North and South America. Stancil holds a bachelor's degree in Business Marketing from Georgia College and State University in Milledgeville, Georgia. He is also a commercial pilot with multiengine and instrument ratings with more than 400 hours of flight time.
EMEA Region
Enrico Evers, Piper's Director of Sales for EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa), now has dual responsibilities for this region's dealer network and trainer fleet sales. He, too, will be supported by a Sales Manager position to be named soon. Evers is located in the Netherlands, and he travels extensively throughout the EMEA region.
Evers has been in his position since 2010. He is an experienced international sales executive with more than two decades of aviation experience. Evers holds a FAA PPL Single and Multi Engine Land, IFR and a European JAR/FCL SEP including CRI (Class Rating Instructor) and TMG (Touring Motor Glider).
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Tuesday, 16 November 2010
Organising a Beer Festival Judging
Now that time has come.
The organisers have asked me first to define the categories. The festival is four months away and the brewers need cajoling into entering – and they need to know the categories.
Style and category definitions are often the source of bafflement, and sometimes argument amongst those involved. Tedious pedantic semantic arguments occur: "That beer's not a Strong Bitter, it's an Old Ale" etc. ad nauseum.
I'd like to keep the bickering to a minimum and get a pat on the back for my organisational flair – and I'd like your help in doing so.
What are your thoughts on what the categories should be for a British beer competition overwhelmingly dominated by cask ale?
20 comments:
Malty PaleReplyDelete
Bitter Pale
Sweet Brown
Farty Brown
Pale and Dark, divided out by ABV zones: <4, 4-5, >5.ReplyDelete
You just read my mind!
What about Pongy?
Great! Can I be on the panel then?ReplyDelete
Can you do Lancashire in March, bearing in mind it probably won't pay?
I don't get out of bed for less than a half of mild and a Cornish pasty.ReplyDelete
2 categories, drinkable grog & undrinkable muck.ReplyDelete
If the grog is free, I'll do it.
Beer can be categorised on four axis:ReplyDelete
that should be two axis or four quadrants. D'ohReplyDelete
Pale and Dark, divided out by ABV zones: <4, 4-5, >5. <<<ReplyDelete
I like it! Although what about the little brown jobs in the middle? And I'd probably have another category at the top end for stronger beers.
You are all wrong - it's just beer.ReplyDelete
However, BeerNut's idea is good. Can I make a modification?
Pale and Dark, divided out by ABV zones: <5, 5-8, >8.
@HK DaveReplyDelete
I expect it would look like this:
abv <5, 300 Entries
abv 5-8, 3 entries
abv >8, 0 entries.
How do you draw the line on beer colour?ReplyDelete
I could brew one over 8%, problem solved.ReplyDelete
It wouldn't qualify – you're not in Lancashire.ReplyDelete
How do you draw the line on Lancashire?ReplyDelete
I'm told it's also including pre- '74 Lancashire, so you're included Jon.ReplyDelete
Surely you dont draw the line at Lancashire but a big red X though it ;-DReplyDelete
Either by colour: lemon-yellow, burnished gold, hight-fibre-poo-brown, almost black but actually very very very dark blue.ReplyDelete
Or by strength: <4, >5. Nothing between 4 and 5 allowed.
Or by Trumpton fireman: Pugh, Pugh, Barney McGrew, Cuthbert, Dibble, Grubb.
Your problem is that the public, and probably many brewers, who are not geeks slicing beers into thinner and thinner categories, have pretty conventional expectations of what beer styles are. So, dull though it might be, you probably couldn't do better than a fairly traditional set of judging categories: "mild" (to cover all strengths and colours - if the brewer SAYS it's a mild, it is); "pale ale/bitter" (to cover everything from standard British amber/brown to DIPA); "golden ale"; "porter/stout" (ie anything that's very dark to black); "speciality" (anything the brewer doesn't think fits into one of the other categories); and "strong" (anything over, probably, six per cent abv). Oh, and "lager" if anybody brews one. That gives you a manageable five (or six) categories that should be perfectly clear to everybody.ReplyDelete


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Former bank executive Herb Knoll of The Villages, Florida, started Michelle's Angels to keep his wife's spirit alive. But now he's running into government red tape.
Tax Tips |
Mary Beth Franklin
Take Credit for Your Kids
Each qualifying child could slash your tax bill by up to $1,000.
Kip Tips |
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Help Elderly Parents From a Distance
If you don't live close enough to mom and dad to help them with daily money tasks, there are professionals who can.
Family Finances
When a Parent Moves in With the Kids
Adult children and elderly parents should have a thorough discussion, from privacy concerns to division of chores, before combining households.
Tax Breaks
Medical Deductions
What you need to know about deducting medical costs on your tax return.
Family Finances
When Your Parents Need Financial Help
You might be entitled to tax breaks if you're helping support your parents.
Kip Tips |
Cameron Huddleston
Moving My Mom in With Me
Here are the challenges I'm facing as I prepare to move a parent with dementia into my house.
Kip Tips |
Cameron Huddleston
What You Should Know About Your Parents' Finances
Here's the information you should collect from mom and dad -- in case they ever need your help managing their money.
Kip Tips |
Cameron Huddleston
Long-Term-Care Insurance -- Why You Need It
If you don't think paying for this sort of coverage is a worthy expenditure, think again.
There's No Place Like Home
The elderly qualify for a wide range of services that help them stay put.
The Long-Distance Caregiver
Hire a care manager or assemble a network of helpers if your parent lives far away.
Leaving a Life I Loved
Trading one's home for ease of living takes courage and honesty.
Where to Find Local Resources for Senior Care
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