text: Hungarian Grand Prix: Full race report 27 July, 2014 Fernando Alonso congratulates Daniel Ricciardo after the race Daniel Ricciardo took his second win of the season at the Hungarian Grand Prix, and a thriller it was too as Fernando Alonso clung on to second despite worn tyres and Lewis Hamilton battled from a pit lane start to the final podium position and championship leader Nico Rosberg, finished fourth after starting from pole position. Ricciardo's victory was sealed in the final handful of laps as with fresh soft (yellow stripe) tyres bolted on he closed in on then leader Alonso, who was bravely trying to stretch a set of soft tyres through a 32-lap stint to the chequered flag, and Hamilton, who had muscled his way through the pack after starting from the pit lane and suffering a spin in a wet start to the race and also with tyres fast deteriorating, albeit the harder white stripe options. Ricciardo eventually muscled his way past Hamilton on lap 67 with a brave move which started on the exit of Turn 1 and ended in Turn 3 of the tight and twisting Hungaroring. At the start of the following lap he passed Alonso with an equally audacious move, jumping on the brakes as they dived into Turn 1, taking the lead and hence victory was sealed. "There was only one way to win it and that was to get around them," he said afterwards. "Obviously I had the advantage of the fresher tyres, but I knew they wouldn't make it easy. I attempted Lewis into Turn Two, I think the previous lap or maybe two before I eventually got him, but just locked up and went too wide. I had a second crack at it and I still locked up but I managed to just hang on and just had a bit more grip around the outside there, so that was that. Fernando Alonso and Daniel Ricciardo in the Hungaroring parc ferme after the race "Then, once I got close enough to Fernando, I knew I just had to go for it. Being in that sandwich there, Lewis was still I think in the DRS zone, basically I couldn't waste too much time and that's what I did and then once I got the lead I knew it was just a couple of laps to go. Yeah, it feels good." Due to a rain shower during the hour before the start, the race began in damp conditions with the field on intermediate tyres. When the lights went out Rosberg got away well and maintained his lead as the field cautiously approached Turn One. Sebastian Vettel, starting from the front row, lost out, though, being passed by third-on-the-grid Valtteri Bottas on the exit of the first corner and then by Alonso as they swept through Turn Two. The Red Bull driver was soon back up to third place, however, making his way past the Ferrari in Turn Five. At the back Hamilton was spinning. He started from pitlane in a totally rebuilt W05 due to the fire he suffered during qualifying 24 hours earlier and as he set off after the pack lost control of the rear end of the car in Turn Two. He slid towards the barriers and dinged his front wing, luckily it was not terminal. He rejoined and despite complaining of poor brake response and diff problems he began to make his way through the order, rising to 13th by lap eight, by which time Rosberg was nine seconds clear of Bottas at the front. Start of the Hungarian Grand Prix was wet Rosberg's lead wouldn't last much longer, however. On the next lap Caterham's Marcus Ericsson lost control in Turn Three and slammed the barriers hard. The safety car was deployed and the field from P5 back came into the pits, with the majority taking on slick tyres. On the following lap the front runners, who had passed the pit lane entrance when Ericsson crashed, made their stops and by the time the order had settled behind the safety car, Ricciardo was leading on soft tyres, ahead of McLaren's Jenson Button, who was on intermediate tyres – which would prove to be a gaffe by the McLaren team Behind them were Felipe Massa, Rosberg, Kevin Magnussen (who did not pit and was on his starting intermediate tyres), Jean-Eric Vergne, Vettel, Alonso, Nico Hulkenberg and in P10 Sergio Perez. Bottas, meanwhile, had dropped to 11th. While under red flag conditions, Lotus' Romain Grosjean also crashed out at Turn 3, forcing a longer stay on track for the safety car. The safety car came in at the end of lap 13 and Button, told to push as the rain would not be reappearing, immediately used the better grip he had in the greasy conditions to take the lead, but it was a short lived cameo, as he soon came into the pits, however, to discard the intermediate tyres that were quickly degrading. Romain Grosjean's wrecked Lotus Behind them the order was changing. Rosberg was going backwards. He was passed by Vergne and Alonso and by lap 17 was down in fifth place, with only Vettel between him and team-mate Hamilton scything his way up-field in P7. Ricciardo, meanwhile, was picking up his pace in the improving conditions. By lap 20 he was setting fastest laps and was five seconds clear of Massa. Alonso was inside DRS range of second-placed Massa and pressuring his former team-mate hard, while Vergne was three seconds down on the Ferrari. The major battle though was between Vettel and Hamilton. On lap 21, the gap was just 0.3 of a second withVettel was in defensive mode. Rosberg, though, wasn't able to use the fight to his advantage, with the gap to Vettel continuing to hover around the one second mark. Then on lap 23 the safety car made its second appearance as Sergio Perez lost control on the exit of the final turn and crashed heavily into the wall on the pit straight. Safety car led some laps Leader Ricciardo pitted on lap 24 behind the safety car, the Red Bull driver taking on more soft tyres. Second-placed Massa and Bottas (P8) also pitted on the same lap, with both taking on medium tyres. Massa rejoined in seventh behind Ricciardo, with Bottas in P13. The stops left Alonso in the lead from Vergne, with Rosberg third ahead of Vettel and fourth-placed Hamilton. The safety car left the track at the end of lap 26 and Alonso held his lead. He soon began to pull away from Vergne, with the Frenchman becoming something of a cork in a bottle. By lap 31 he was 3.3 seconds down on Alonso and was holding Rosberg up. Rosberg tried to change that on lap 33, pitting for soft tyres. On track Vettel almost replicated Perez's crash, losing control on the kerb at the exit of the final corner. He narrowly missed the wall but dropped back to seventh. The German was then told to nurse his ageing tyres through to the end of the race. Ahead, Hamilton managed to squeeze past Vergne at Turn Four around the outside, causing the Frenchman to pit soon after for new tyres. As those ahead of him began to pit, Ricciardo rose up the order and started to push, setting another fastest lap on lap 35 while in P3. Lewis Hamilton spun on lap one in Hungary Rosberg, after his second stop, was now in P10 and 27 seconds down on second-placed Hamilton. The German was told that his title rival now had time to make his second stop and emerge in front, so Rosberg attempted to push. He got past Bottas on lap 38 but his times were still slower than Hamilton's and the Briton was quickly on the radio to tell his team he could remain on track at the same pace for a further couple of laps. Hamilton finally pitted on lap 40, taking on medium tyres. He emerged in P5 behind Alonso (who had made his second stop), but crucially, he was ahead of Rosberg. At the front, Ricciardo led once more, from Massa and Kimi Raikkonen, who had only made one stop. The Finn was soon in for more soft tyres. Massa made a third stop on lap 46 taking more mediums. That promoted to Alonso to second, 15.8 seconds behind Ricciardo and 2.4 seconds ahead of Hamilton. Lewis Hamilton leads Nico Rosberg late on in the race The Briton was being pressured by his team-mate, however. Rosberg was just a second behind and Hamilton was soon told not to hold the German up as they worked through different strategies. After five laps of Rosberg not being to close enough in the turbulent air, Hamilton was asked to allow Rosberg past on the main straight on the next lap. Hamilton did not, reasoning that to do so would cost him too much time and would let the other Mercedes by when he was closer. Ricciardo, meanwhile, was concerned about the state of his rear tyres and though the team wanted the Australian to race the set until the end of the race, the Red Bull driver felt he was unable to do this and opted to pit for soft tyres on lap 55. He rejoined in fourth place but armed with much greater pace than his rivals. Mercedes then decided to shift things, bringing Rosberg in on lap 57 to take on used soft tyres. He emerged in P7 ahead Verttel and was told he needed to put in "a quali lap, every lap". The order, then, with 13 laps to go was Alonso, three seconds clear of Hamilton, with Ricciardo, on fresh tyres, a further 3.7 seconds back. Bottas had risen to fourth ahead of Massa, Raikkonen and Rosberg, who was just half a second behind the Finn. Nico Rosberg led early on in the race As Bottas pitted, Rosberg made his way past Raikkonen on lap 60 down the inside into Turn One to take fifth place. He cleared Massa on the following lap but 22 seconds down on Ricciardo and with the front three determined to hang on to their fading tyres, could the German make up the ground? The answer was yes. By lap 66 Rosberg was just 11 seconds adrift of Ricciardo and lapping three seconds faster than the Red Bull. The Australian was determined to make a bid for victory, however. After several failed attempts to pass the hyper-defensive Hamilton, Ricciardo eventually made a great move, which culminated around the outside of Turn Two, stick and then on lap 68 pounced past Alonso to claim the lead and his second grand prix win of the season. Behind the Red Bull, Hamilton was pushing Alonso just as hard, attempting to claw a gap to the hard-charging Rosberg. Sergio Perez walks away from his wrecked Force India With two laps to go Rosberg was just 1.5 seconds behind his team-mate. Rosberg almost got past with a move around the outside of Turn 2 on the final lap, but Hamilton moved very wide through the corner to deny his team-mate, who had to settle for fourth place. Behind the top four, Massa took fifth for Williams ahead of Raikonen, Vettel, Bottas, Vergne and in P10 Jenson Button. (F1 Media) Hungarian Grand Prix, Hungaroring – Sunday, 27 July 2014 Pos No Driver Team Laps Time/Retired Grid Pts 1 3 Daniel Ricciardo Red Bull Racing-Renault 70 Winner 4 25 2 14 Fernando Alonso Ferrari 70 +5.2 secs 5 18 3 44 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 70 +5.8 secs 22 15 4 6 Nico Rosberg Mercedes 70 +6.3 secs 1 12 5 19 Felipe Massa Williams-Mercedes 70 +29.8 secs 6 10 6 7 Kimi Räikkönen Ferrari 70 +31.4 secs 16 8 7 1 Sebastian Vettel Red Bull Racing-Renault 70 +40.9 secs 2 6 8 77 Valtteri Bottas Williams-Mercedes 70 +41.3 secs 3 4 9 25 Jean-Eric Vergne STR-Renault 70 +58.5 secs 8 2 10 22 Jenson Button McLaren-Mercedes 70 +67.2 secs 7 1 11 99 Adrian Sutil Sauber-Ferrari 70 +68.1 secs 11 12 20 Kevin Magnussen McLaren-Mercedes 70 +78.4 secs 21 13 13 Pastor Maldonado Lotus-Renault 70 +84.0 secs 20 14 26 Daniil Kvyat STR-Renault 69 +1 Lap 10 15 17 Jules Bianchi Marussia-Ferrari 69 +1 Lap 15 16 4 Max Chilton Marussia-Ferrari 69 +1 Lap 18 Ret 21 Esteban Gutierrez Sauber-Ferrari 32 +38 Laps 13 Ret 10 Kamui Kobayashi Caterham-Renault 24 +46 Laps 17 Ret 11 Sergio Perez Force India-Mercedes 22 +48 Laps 12 Ret 27 Nico Hulkenberg Force India-Mercedes 14 +56 Laps 9 Ret 8 Romain Grosjean Lotus-Renault 10 +60 Laps 14 Ret 9 Marcus Ericsson Caterham-Renault 7 +63 Laps 19 Tweet Related NewsHamilton: There wasn't a discussion after HungaryRosberg: Lewis didn't let me by, obviously not goodHamilton: I am hired to be me and race my heart outMercedes: We will not punish LewisAlan Jones: No doubting Ricciardo nowMercedes rethink team orders after Hungary fiascoMercedes: The call came out of panicPhotos: Best of Hungarian Grand Prix Race DayHamilton: Very, very shocked to get order to let Nico passLauda: Lewis was right, the call was unnecessary


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It was a big Dancing with the Stars week for Aly Raisman. Not only did she make the final four, but she finally received her first perfect 30 of the season for her rumba. "It was amazing. I almost couldn't believe it," she tells TVGuide.com. "But I was more excited for Jacoby [Jones] and Karina [Smirnoff] when they got their 30l. So, I almost forgot that I got one too." Why was she so excited for him? And what do she and Mark Ballas have planned for the final? (Hint: It won't involve the Fierce Five.)
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How do you shake up a show going into its 16th season? By giving it contemporary flair.
For the season premiere of Dancing With the Stars, three of the 12 new celebrity hoofers — gold medal figure skater Dorothy Hamill, General Hospital's Ingo Rademacher, and the Disney Channel's Zendaya — were assigned the contemporary genre for their first dance, instead of the usual cha cha, waltz or fox trot.
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Psychos are enjoying a TV renaissance, with The Following's poisonously seductive Joe Carroll setting the tone for the creepy comebacks of two of the most infamous fiends in all of pop culture. In a few weeks, NBC will reintroduce audiences to the ravenously deranged Hannibal (as in Lecter), and in case that makes you think about taking a shower, you might want to reconsider, because ...
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It's the confrontation of the century! Okay, so I exaggerate but not by much. On October 22, General Hospital fireball Carly Jacks (Laura Wright) will come face to face with the woman who's been making her life a living hell. That would be Brenda Barrett (Vanessa Marcil Giovinazzo), the desperately needy international supermodel who recently returned to Port Charles and has all of Carly's men (Jax, Sonny, Jason) uncontrollably obsessed. But don't assume mantrap Brenda has the upper hand here. "Carly will eventually get the keys to the kingdom," GH head writer Bob Guza tells TV Guide Magazine. "She will wind up with the ammunition that can completely destroy Brenda in Port Charles." But let's not get ahead of ourselves. We spoke with the fantastic and woefully underappreciated Laura Wright — not one damn Emmy nomination ever! — to get her take on the long-awaited ...
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Samuel Sheinbein, born in 1980, is an American convicted murderer, serving his sentence in Israel. On September 16, 1997, Sheinbein and a former classmate at the Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School, Aaron Benjamin Needle, killed Alfredo Enrique Tello, Jr. then dismembered and burned his body in Aspen Hill, Maryland. At age 17, Sheinbein informed a friend that he offered $5,000 for someone to kill the boyfriend of his crush and $1,000 for someone to lure his rival into a vehicle. Sheinbein sought someone to murder as practice for his intended target, according to Montgomery County State's Attorney, John McCarthy. Around the same time Sheinbein was planning to murder his rival,Needle and Tello became acquainted. Needle was introduced to his fellow Montgomery College classmate, and friend of Tello, Hannah Choi. In September 1997, Needle had gotten into an altercation with Tello in which Tello had punched Needle in front of Choi (Needle thought Choi was attractive). Choi told police that Needle appeared to be embarrassed and immediately called his friend Sam. According to McCarthy, this event lead to Needle giving Sheinbein his practice victim. Sheinbein created what prosecutors called  ( Wikipedia article )
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A good weapon for the mage and cleric is the bow. To enter Castle 2 use the unlock spell. To enter Castle 3, wait until the shark in the moat swims to the right of the drawbridge, then cross. To get into Castle 4 wait until dawn. You can not get into Castle 8 until dusk. To build up experience point...From: Gamer2k10
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Tom has been the Executive Director of the Foundation since its start in 1982. He is a Past Master of Abraham C. Treichler Lodge No. 682, and active on the Ritual Staff of the Valley of Harrisburg, A.A.S.R. He also serves as the Executive Officer for PA DeMolay.
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By Matthew Paras - If theres one thing to do in boxing, never judge a fighter by his record. Moments before the opening bell sounded for Andrzej Fonfara (15-2, 6 KOs) to face Anthony Doughty (9-2, 8 KOs), there was speculation among writers ringside if Doughty had a chance to crack Fonfaras chin early. 23 seconds later, Doughty was lying on the canvas out from a vicious right hand in the UIC Pavilion.
Fonfara, 175, came into the ring with Polish fans in the audience screaming his name. When the bell sounded, Fonfara wasted no time connecting a right hand to Anthony Doughtys chin. That right hand was the only right hand thrown in the fight and it was the only right needed. Fonfara is now on a four fight win streak since his loss to Derrick Findley in 2008..
If anything, writers should have learned from the co-main event that a fighters record does not indicate how a fighter will do. Martin Tucker (7-7, 3 KOs) gave Ivan Popoca more trouble than was expected. Popoca dealt with a large gash over his left eye, but was able to gut out a unanimous decision by scores of 77-75 and 78-74 twice.
The fight was competitive throughout. In the first two rounds, Popoca established himself as the aggressor. Suffering a cut from Tuckers quick punches, Popoca still had success bullying Tucker to the ropes. Here Popoca dug to the body, which set up overhand rights that blasted Tucker.
Tucker remained competitive with Popoca. In the third round, left hooks and straight right hands made Popocas eye really start to bleed. Popoca, who wasnt as distracted by the cuts yet, made the round very close by landing his own number of clean shots.
The next two rounds Popoca continued battling through the cut, but he still managed to be the aggressor in those rounds landing the cleaner blows. However, in rounds six and seven Tucker made things interesting. Tuckers footwork confused Popoca, allowing Tucker to sneak in right hand leads. Both fighters needed a good eighth and final round.
Tucker circled around Popoca, landing accurate counters for the majority of the round. Popoca showed heart, but didnt have as many clean punches in the course of the round. Eastsideboxing had the fight 76-76, a draw, but more importantly the judges had the fight all for Popoca. Popoca in no means looked bad. He did show some defensive flaws, but he made up for it in heart. Certainly the decision wasnt a robbery and because the third round was very close, it is arguable that Popoca did pull it out. Popoca improves to 15-0-1 (10 KOs).
Fonfara vs. Doughty and Popoca vs. Tucker were apart of Dominic Pesolis 8 Count Promotions Windy City Fight Night events.
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Antonio Cansas vs Morris:
In his third professional fight, Antonio Cansas (3-0, 2KOs) defeated Gabriel Morris (3-8-2). The fight was fought at a high pace with Cansas being more active throughout. After a strong first round by Cansas, Morris fought back with connecting the right hand throughout. Cansas had success with the left hook, but scarcely landed it in rounds two and three. Cansas and Morris went at in the final fourth round with Cansas again being more active. Scores were a bit wide at 40-36 twice and 39-37.
Michael Jimenez vs Jessie Lewis
The crowd waited around twenty minutes for action to resume after a medical emergency in the locker rooms of the UIC Pavilionfor Chicago native Michael Jimenez(3-0, 3 KOs) and Jessie Lewis (0-2) to fight. The result was a highly entertaining 53 second knockout by the hands of Michael Jimenez. Jimenez, 167, landed an absolutely crushing right hand that put out Lewis on his feet. Instead of it being stopped immediately, Jimenez was able to land three or four more devastating right hands that put Lewis out on the canvas.
David Latoria vs James Porter
Undefeated Heavyweight David Latoria (7-0, 3 KOs)brought his win total to 7 after capturing a unanimous decision over James Porter (5-13-1, 1 KO). Latoria, 230, fought a scrappy but persistent battle as he dug to the body of James. The fight had some heated moments as James was deducted a point for low blows in round two and Latoria was deducted a point for leading with his head in round four. Latoria controlled mostly all of the fight. Scores were 39-35 across the board.
Mustafah Johnson vs Donatas Bondorvas:
Crowd favorite Donatas Bondoravas(10-1-1, 3 KOs) prevailed with a strong performance in the closing rounds to earn a unanimous decision victory over Mustafah Johnson (8-9-1, 2 KOs). Johnson, 157, was slicker than his 8-9-1 recorded indicated and presented problems early. Slipping shots and connecting with counter right hands seemed to control three out of the first four rounds. It was Bondoravas jab which took control of the fight. Bondoravas plodded along setting everything up with his jab, which was followed by a right hand. This simple one two combination was effective as it tired out Johnson. Still the fight seemed in the balance when in round seven, Bondoravas lost a point because of a low blow.
It seemed to come down to a competitive eighth round, but Bondoravas closed stronger with landing the cleaner blows. Scores were a respectable 77-74, a bit wider 78-73, and a mind boggling 79-72 all for Bondoravas.
Gabriel Mendez vs. Clifford McPherson
Hailing from Chicago, IL, Genaro Mendez (3-0, 2 KOs) came off the canvas to TKO Clifford P. McPherson (2-2-1, 1 KO) in 1:26 of round three. Mendez, 142, was in control of the whole fight except when McPherson landed a hail mary right hand that put Mendez down on the canvas in the second round. Mendez showed great heart by getting up and then hurting McPherson. Carrying off the momentum in the later stages of the second round, Mendez came out determined. A flurry overwhelmed McPherson and he was stopped on his feet.
Jaime Herrera vs Guadalupe Diaz:
Jaime Herrera (5-0, 3 KOs) and Guadalupe Diaz(5-8-3, 1 KO) battled it out in an entertaining brawl. Herrera, a prospect from Illinois, got the better of exchanges with short tight hooks throughout the fight. Diaz was game, but he could just not keep up with the constant onslaught of punches. Diaz, who went down at the end of round three, survived to the final bell. Scores were 60-53 with all three judges.
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The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen will host a touring exhibit from the American Tapestry Alliance during the next month and a half.
The Gumenick Family Gallery exhibition, Small Tapestry International 2: Passages, featuring small tapestries created by artists from around the world, opens Sept. 15 with a reception from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., which is open to the public. The exhibition will continue through Oct. 30. This is the only East Coast venue hosting this touring, biennial exhibition of the American Tapestry Alliance.
From submissions by 80 artists totaling 125 entries, juror Kay Lawrence, director of the South Australian School of Art, chose 47 tapestries from 41 artists to be included in the exhibition. The artists represent seven countries including Australia, Canada, England, Italy, Poland, Scotland and the USA.
"The theme, elucidated as 'the act of passing from one place or condition to another... the route one travels,' was interpreted in many ways: metaphorically; in spatial terms; through the passage of time; and in some cases through a transition from one form of representation to another," Lawrence said.
The small scale tapestries range from diminutive 16 square inches (4 inches squared) Quiet Pool by New Zealand artist Joan Griffin to the largest – 196 square inches (14 inch-es squared) Luna Landing I by United States artist Lynn Butler Mayne.
The winner, Untitled #134 (10 inches by 8 inches) is from United States artist Mary Lane, an artist and art historian whose tapestries have been exhibited internationally and part of private and corporate art collections.
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Henrico residents can recycle their Christmas trees after the holidays at one of several locations in the county.
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- Industries which long have had large data-gathering research budgets, in areas such as clinical trials or seismology.
- Industries that can calculate the return on mass marketing programs, such as internet advertising or its snail-mail predecessors.
*"Our assets are our people, capital and reputation. If any of these is ever diminished, the last is the most difficult to restore." I love that motto, even if Goldman Sachs itself eventually stopped living up to it. If nothing else, my own business depends primarily on my reputation and information.
This all raises the idea – if you think data is so valuable, maybe you should get more of it. Areas in which enterprises have made significant and/or successful investments in data acquisition include: Read more
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Notes and comments, May 6, 2014
After visiting California recently, I made a flurry of posts, several of which generated considerable discussion.
- My claim that Spark will replace Hadoop MapReduce got much Twitter attention — including some high-profile endorsements — and also some responses here.
- My MemSQL post led to a vigorous comparison of MemSQL vs. VoltDB.
- My post on hardware and storage spawned a lively discussion of Hadoop hardware pricing; even Cloudera wound up disagreeing with what I reported Cloudera as having said. Sadly, there was less response to the part about the partial (!) end of Moore's Law.
- My Cloudera/SQL/Impala/Hive apparently was well-balanced, in that it got attacked from multiple sides via Twitter & email. Apparently, I was too hard on Impala, I was too hard on Hive, and I was too hard on boxes full of cardboard file cards as well.
- My post on the Intel/Cloudera deal garnered a comment reminding us Dell had pushed the Intel distro.
- My CitusDB post picked up a few clarifying comments.
Here is a catch-all post to complete the set. Read more
DBMS2 revisited
The name of this blog comes from an August, 2005 column. 8 1/2 years later, that analysis holds up pretty well. Indeed, I'd keep the first two precepts exactly as I proposed back then:
- Task-appropriate data managers. Much of this blog is about task-appropriate data stores, so I won't say more about them in this post.
- Drastic limitations on relational schema complexity. I think I've been vindicated on that one by, for example:
- NoSQL and dynamic schemas.
- Schema-on-read, and its smarter younger brother schema-on-need.
- Limitations on the performance and/or allowed functionality of joins in scale-out short-request RDBMS, and the relative lack of complaints about same.
- Funky database design from major Software as a Service (SaaS) vendors such as Workday and Salesforce.com.
- A whole lot of logs.
I'd also keep the general sense of the third precept, namely appropriately-capable data integration, but for that one the specifics do need some serious rework.
For starters, let me say: Read more
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Some stuff I'm thinking about (early 2014)
From time to time I like to do "what I'm working on" posts. From my recent blogging, you probably already know that includes:
- Hadoop (always, and please see below).
- Analytic RDBMS (ditto).
- NoSQL and NewSQL.
- Specifically, SQL-on-Hadoop
- Schema-on-need.
- Spark and other memory-centric technology, including streaming.
- Public policy, mainly but not only in the area of surveillance/privacy.
- General strategic advice for all sizes of tech company.
Other stuff on my mind includes but is not limited to:
1. Certain categories of buying organizations are inherently leading-edge.
- Internet companies have adopted Hadoop, NoSQL, NewSQL and all that en masse. Often, they won't even look at things that are conventional or expensive.
- US telecom companies have been buying 1 each of every DBMS on the market since pre-relational days.
- Financial services firms — specifically algorithmic traders and broker-dealers — have been in their own technical world for decades …
- … as have national-security agencies …
- … as have pharmaceutical research departments.
Fine. But what really intrigues me is when more ordinary enterprises also put leading-edge technologies into production. I pester everybody for examples of that.
Analytic application themes
I talk with a lot of companies, and repeatedly hear some of the same application themes. This post is my attempt to collect some of those ideas in one place.
1. So far, the buzzword of the year is "real-time analytics", generally with "operational" or "big data" included as well. I hear variants of that positioning from NewSQL vendors (e.g. MemSQL), NoSQL vendors (e.g. AeroSpike), BI stack vendors (e.g. Platfora), application-stack vendors (e.g. WibiData), log analysis vendors (led by Splunk), data management vendors (e.g. Cloudera), and of course the CEP industry.
Yeah, yeah, I know — not all the named companies are in exactly the right market category. But that's hard to avoid.
Why this gold rush? On the demand side, there's a real or imagined need for speed. On the supply side, I'd say:
- There are vast numbers of companies offering data-management-related technology. They need ways to differentiate.
- Doing analytics at short-request speeds is an obvious data-management-related challenge, and not yet comprehensively addressed.
2. More generally, most of the applications I hear about are analytic, or have a strong analytic aspect. The three biggest areas — and these overlap — are:
- Customer interaction
- Network and sensor monitoring
- Game and mobile application back-ends
Also arising fairly frequently are:
- Algorithmic trading
- Anti-fraud
- Risk measurement
- Law enforcement/national security
- Healthcare
- Stakeholder-facing analytics
I'm hearing less about quality, defect tracking, and equipment maintenance than I used to, but those application areas have anyway been ebbing and flowing for decades.
MemSQL scales out
The third of my three MySQL-oriented clients I alluded to yesterday is MemSQL. When I wrote about MemSQL last June, the product was an in-memory single-server MySQL workalike. Now scale-out has been added, with general availability today.
MemSQL's flagship reference is Zynga, across 100s of servers. Beyond that, the company claims (to quote a late draft of the press release):
Enterprises are already using distributed MemSQL in production for operational analytics, network security, real-time recommendations, and risk management.
All four of those use cases fit MemSQL's positioning in "real-time analytics". Besides Zynga, MemSQL cites penetration into traditional low-latency markets — financial services (various subsectors) and ad-tech.
Highlights of MemSQL's new distributed architecture start: Read more
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Some notes on new-era data management, March 31, 2013
Hmm. I probably should have broken this out as three posts rather than one after all. Sorry about that.
Performance confusion
Discussions of DBMS performance are always odd, for starters because:
- Workloads and use cases vary greatly.
- In particular, benchmarks such as the YCSB or TPC-H aren't very helpful.
But in NoSQL/NewSQL short-request processing performance claims seem particularly confused. Reasons include but are not limited to:
- It's common for databases or at least working sets to be entirely in RAM — but it's not always required.
- Consistency and durability models vary. What's more, in some systems — e.g. MongoDB — there's considerable flexibility as to which model you use.
- In particular, there's an increasingly common choice in which data is written synchronously to RAM on 2 or more servers, then asynchronously to disk on each of them. Performance in these cases can be quite different from when all writes need to be committed to disk. Of course, you need sufficient disk I/O to keep up, so SSDs (Solid-State Drives) can come in handy.
- Many workloads are inherently single node (replication aside). Others are not.
MongoDB and 10gen
I caught up with Ron Avnur at 10gen. Technical highlights included: Read more
It's hard to make data easy to analyze
It's hard to make data easy to analyze. While everybody seems to realize this — a few marketeers perhaps aside — some remarks might be useful even so.
Many different technologies purport to make data easy, or easier, to an analyze; so many, in fact, that cataloguing them all is forbiddingly hard. Major claims, and some technologies that make them, include:
- "We get data into a form in which it can be analyzed." This is the story behind, among others:
- Most of the data integration and ETL (Extract/Transform/Load) industries, software vendors and consulting firms alike.
- Many things that purport to be "analytic applications" or data warehouse "quick starts".
- "Data reduction" use cases in event processing.*
- Text analytics tools.
- Splunk.
- "Forget all that transformation foofarah — just load (or write) data into our thing and start analyzing it immediately." This at various times has been much of the story behind:
- Relational DBMS, according to their inventor E. F. Codd.
- MOLAP (Multidimensional OnLine Analytic Processing), also according to RDBMS inventor E. F. Codd.
- Any kind of analytic DBMS, or general purpose DBMS used for data warehousing.
- Newer kinds of analytic DBMS that are faster than older kinds.
- The "data mart spin-out" feature of certain analytic DBMS.
- In-memory analytic data stores.
- Hadoop.
- NoSQL DBMS that have a few analytic features.
- TokuDB, similarly.
- Electronic spreadsheets, from VisiCalc to Datameer.
- Splunk.
- "Our tools help you with specific kinds of analyses or analytic displays." This is the story underlying, among others:
- The business intelligence industry.
- The predictive analytics industry.
- Algorithmic trading use cases in complex event processing.*
- Some analytic applications.
- Splunk.
*Complex event/stream processing terminology is always problematic.
My thoughts on all this start: Read more
Attack of the Frankenschemas
In typical debates, the extremists on both sides are wrong. "SQL vs. NoSQL" is an example of that rule. For many traditional categories of database or application, it is reasonable to say:
- Relational databases are usually still a good default assumption …
- … but increasingly often, the default should be overridden with a more useful alternative.
Reasons to abandon SQL in any given area usually start:
- Creating a traditional relational schema is possible …
- … but it's tedious or difficult …
- … especially since schema design is supposed to be done before you start coding.
Some would further say that NoSQL is cheaper, scales better, is cooler or whatever, but given the range of NewSQL alternatives, those claims are often overstated.
Sectors where these reasons kick in include but are not limited to: Read more
|Categories: Health care, Investment research and trading, Log analysis, NewSQL, NoSQL, Web analytics
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The future of dashboards, if any
Business intelligence dashboards are frequently bashed. I slammed them back in 2006 and 2007. Mark Smith dropped the hammer last August. EIS, the most dashboard-like pre-1990s analytic technology, was also the most reviled. There are reasons for this disdain, but even so dashboards shouldn't be dismissed entirely.
In essence, I'd say:
- Dashboards are overrated and oversold.
- They are useful even so.
- Their usefulness is ebbing as technology advances.
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This review is from: StarTech 4POSTRACK12A 12U 4 Post Server Equipment Open Frame Rack with Adjustable Posts & Casters
Pros: Easy to assemble with wrench. On wheels, which is convenient. perfect size for standard rack mount units (we're racking Dell Poweredge R710s). Flexible position for rear posts would accommodate other hardware, but we ended up right in the middle.
Cons: None really. Our rails snapped right in to the square holes in the posts. No real cable or power management, but not a big requirement in such a small rack
Other Thoughts: Really well thought out product was perfect for our needs.
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This review is from: StarTech 4POSTRACK12A 12U 4 Post Server Equipment Open Frame Rack with Adjustable Posts & Casters
Pros: Quality cage nuts and screws.
Cons: WAAAY too deep. It's probably 4 feet long, and ain't no server on earth that deep. Only about 75% of the screws fit into place as machining was imperfect. Even one of the corners of the rack wasn't welded to the other.
Other Thoughts: I'm probably going to get a music rack instead. Overall it's a waste of nearly $300 with shipping...
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Perfect for our remote site
This review is from: StarTech 4POSTRACK12A 12U 4 Post Server Equipment Open Frame Rack with Adjustable Posts & Casters
Pros: Standard size rack, accepts rails from our HP servers that we had in APC Server cabinet. Solid enough to put several servers in. With no reviews we were a bit apprehensive that our server rails wouldn't fit but they fit like a charm.
Cons: Had a bit of trouble getting all the bolts to thread. Holes marginally misaligned but we did get them all in with some struggle.
Other Thoughts: Thought about taking an egg off because of the machining being slightly off, but really no: this product is quite fine.
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