text: snow Groundhog sees shadow on the day of 16.7 inch snowfall By Stateside Staff • Feb 2, 2015 FLICKR USER SHUTTERSPARKS/FLICKR Listen Listening... / 2:26 Listen here to our conversation with Jeff Masters of Weather Underground. Metro Detroit is digging out from under the third biggest snowstorm in recorded history. Officially, 16.7 inches of snow have fallen. Dr. Jeff Masters of Weather Underground joined us today. He said 1974 marked the last single-day snowfall of this magnitude. Storm snarls traffic, cancels classes, hundreds of flights By The Associated Press • Feb 1, 2015 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio DETROIT (AP) - A winter storm has unloaded up to a foot of snow as it passed across Michigan's Lower Peninsula, snarling traffic, stranding thousands of air travelers and extending the weekend for hundreds of schools. The storm has made driving slow and dangerous throughout the region. 24-hours of snowfall heading toward southeast Michigan By The Associated Press • Jan 31, 2015 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) - This winter has yet to wallop the Detroit area, but that could change as what may be the first major snowstorm of the season heads toward southern Michigan. The National Weather Service in White Lake Township says snow is expected to start falling around midnight Sunday and continue for about 24 hours. Ann Arbor neighborhood group launches new approach to sidewalk snow removal By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Dec 25, 2014 Jason Pratt / Flickr Creative Commons An Ann Arbor neighborhood group is kicking off a new way to keep city sidewalks clear. It's raised enough money, $20,000 so far from about 170 people, to buy a tractor for clearing 12 miles of sidewalks in the Water Hill neighborhood and its connection to the downtown. What exactly is a polar vortex? By Stateside Staff • Dec 1, 2014 Sami / Flickr Listen Listening... / Those of us who lived through last winter are now familiar with the term "polar vortex." But are we using that phrase correctly? Sara Schultz is a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in White Lake. Exactly what IS the polar vortex? And what is it not? Listen to Sara Schultz above Lansing ordinance requires speedier snow removal By Steve Carmody • Nov 25, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio The Lansing City Council last night approved an ordinance that will require home and business owners to shovel snow from sidewalks faster. The capitol city's old ordinance, which involved mailing citations to property owners, sometimes took so long the snow would melt before the property owner received the notice. The new ordinance speeds up the process to 48 hours. Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero says one death last year can be blamed on city residents not shoveling their sidewalks after a snowstorm. "Life and limb is what's at stake," says Bernero. Dog sled training in the Upper Peninsula held up by early snowfall and hunting season By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Nov 17, 2014 User Frank Kovalchek / flickr.com Though seemingly counterintuitive, early snowfall and cold temperatures are causing a hold up on dog sled training in the Upper Peninsula. The dogs at Team Evergreen Kennel in Skandia Township were excited when the first snow fell, as Tim Wood, Lead Handler, explained to Jennifer Perez from WLUC-TV: You will let [the dogs] out into the backyard that first snow fall and they just tear around like demons because they know what this time of year means and they get really excited. Last week, a several-day storm brought up to 42.5 inches of snow to parts of the Upper Peninsula. The dog teams need packed snow to travel on, so they rely on groomed trails for training. Musher Lisa Dietzen explains why trails haven't been groomed yet: "Some of the trails that we have to use are opened from the snowmobile trail and our snowmobile trail won't open until after gun season, which is another two weeks. So, some of those trails that we rely on to be groomed out aren't going to be groomed out any time soon." The mushers at Team Evergreen say they're limited as to where they can run their dogs without these groomed trails. For right now, they're running them on a small track on their property. Michigan's big dog sled race, The UP 200, is scheduled to take place from February 12 - 16. -Ari Sandberg, Michigan Radio Newsroom Writers from the UP: Russell Thornburn By Stateside Staff • Oct 8, 2014 =Paul / Flickr This week we're exploring stories from writers in the Upper Peninsula. Today we have a poem from Marquette resident Russell Thornburn, the first Upper Peninsula poet laureate. This poem is from a series called "Burden of Place," about surviving the cold UP winters. This poem is called, "When One Tugs at a Single Thing in Nature, He Finds It Attached to the Rest of the World." It's about a man who is stuck in the cold after his car breaks down. Records may fall with the snow this week in Michigan By Steve Carmody • Mar 11, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio All-time snowfall records could be broken this week in Michigan. A storm blowing through the state tonight is expected to dump two to eight inches of snow. What's on the line this week may very well be bragging rights for generations of people in Flint and Detroit. Flint is just about five inches short of its all-time snowiest winter. 82.9 inches fell during the winter of 1974-75. So far this winter, Flint has been buried under 77.3 inches of snow. Lansing's mayor to city homeowners and businessmen: Shovel snow off your sidewalks By Steve Carmody • Mar 5, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio The city of Lansing is stepping up enforcement of its snow removal ordinance. About 5% of Lansing sidewalks, roughly 22 miles, are still covered in snow in violation of city ordinance Beginning today, Lansing police officers are ticketing homeowners and businesses that haven't shoveled their sidewalks clean of snow. Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero says this is a safety issue for school children and the elderly. "This winter….these difficult winter conditions are harder on nobody more than the walker," says Bernero. Snow, cold in Michigan, but power crews head south By The Associated Press • Mar 2, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio JACKSON – A fresh wave of snow has fallen on much of Michigan over the weekend, but for once the worst of the weather is elsewhere in the region as CMS Energy Corp. dispatches dozens of its employees to help with a severe ice storm expected to hit Kentucky. Slippery streets and highways have caused numerous accidents in Michigan, including one in which a car hit a state police patrol car handling an earlier accident on Interstate 696 in Southfield. WWJ-AM says the trooper escaped injury in the crash. Traffic was halted on eastbound I-696. As the ice and snow melts, we'll find out what lies beneath By Steve Carmody • Feb 15, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Temperatures are expected to hit 40 degrees in the coming week in Michigan. The warm up should begin to melt off some of the snow that has built up over the past few months. But the melting snow is also expected to reveal mounds of fallen tree branches, discarded Christmas trees and garbage that has been entombed in mounds of snow and ice since December. Paul Dykema is the assistant superintendent in the city of Lansing's Public Service Department. He says cleaning that mess up will take some time. Michigan residents with disabilities hit hard by polar vortex By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Feb 12, 2014 Morguefile Michigan's record snowfalls and cold are inconvenient for everyone, but they are especially difficult for people with disabilities. The snow and ice still on Michigan sidewalks can trap people with disabilities at home or even put them in danger. Just getting to work or to a doctor's appointment can be daunting. January snowfall broke records in some parts of the state By Stateside Staff • Feb 11, 2014 Outdoor Power Equipment Institute Listen Listening... / 3:46 If you ask just about anyone in Michigan about the weather this winter, chances are he or she will swear there has never been this much snow. Well, yes and no. Some cities shattered their snowfall records in January, but in some parts of the state, January snowfall was pretty much business as usual. Let's see who has legit bragging rights when it comes to snowfall. MLive meteorologist Mark Torregrossa, who also runs the site farmerweather.com, joined us today. Listen to the full interview above. Cold temps cover 79 percent of Great Lakes in ice By Associated Press • Feb 9, 2014 National Park Service CHICAGO (AP) - This winter's bitter cold temperatures in the Midwest have covered a stunning 79 percent of the Great Lakes in ice. It's not a record, but it's well above the long-term average of about 51 percent. Lake Michigan is about 63 percent frozen. And the second largest lake in the system, Huron, is about 85 percent covered. Lake Erie, at 93 percent, has the most ice cover. The data comes from the Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory. Where to pile all that record snowfall from January? DEQ weighs in By Lindsey Smith • Feb 2, 2014 Rachel Kramer / Creative Commons It was a snowy January in Michigan; the snowiest on record for Flint and Detroit, according the the National Weather Service. "We've had our fair share too, that's for sure," said Jared Sanders, assistant district supervisor of the Kalamazoo district's water resources division. The division is a part of Michigan's Department of Environmental Quality. I can vouch for it; huge piles of plowed snow are filling up the parking lots of many businesses here in Grand Rapids too. Michigan officials processing home heating credits By The Associated Press • Feb 2, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio LANSING, Mich. (AP) - State officials say they are processing credits to help low-income customers with their winter energy bills. The Michigan Public Service Commission said this week that state treasury officials have mailed instruction booklets and forms pertaining to the Michigan Home Heating Credits for the 2013 tax year. The materials also are available online and at many libraries, post offices and Department of Human Services' branch offices. The average credit for last year was $124. More snow today after record setting January in parts of Michigan By The Associated Press • Feb 1, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio DETROIT (AP) - The weather outside continues to be frightful for parts of Michigan even after some areas experienced their snowiest Januaries. The National Weather Service says up to seven inches of snow is expected to cover the Detroit area Saturday, a day after the region ended January with 39.1 inches of snow -- its snowiest month ever. Meteorologist Steven Freitag says the previous record was 38.4 in February 1908. Flint's 32.9 inches of snow also was a January record. Think this January's weather was crazy? Check out the U.P.'s blizzard of 1938 By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jan 31, 2014 Bill Brinkman / NASA Michigan may be "warming up" (31 degree heat wave, anyone?), but evidence of the latest snowpocalypse is still abundant. Over at MLive, meteorologist Mark Torregrossa reports that "mile for mile, Michigan has more snow cover than any other U.S. state." And as for ice, the Great Lakes are under the largest ice cover in 20 years. Sixty percent of all five lakes are now iced over. Extreme cold and snow make trouble for Michigan motorists By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jan 7, 2014 Virginia Gordan Michigan faces dangerously cold wind chill conditions this week, according to the National Weather Service. Nancy Cain is a spokesperson for AAA Michigan. She says they've responded to 25,000 calls since the snow and cold began on New Year's Day. Cain says motorists have called for help with spinouts, fender benders, crashes, "out of gas," and "can't starts." She expects even more road problems in the next few days because people who had previously stayed home will be returning to work. Cain says even when the snow has stopped, the combination of extreme cold and wind makes driving dangerous. A check of the weather with MLive's Mark Torregrossa By Cynthia Canty • Jan 6, 2014 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio Listen Listening... / 7:04 This time the forecasters did not cry wolf. We got slammed by snow. Now that the snow has fallen, we're looking at winds and dangerous cold. What's ahead and when will we see something resembling a more "typical" Michigan winter? For the answers we turned to MLive meteorologist Mark Torregrossa, who also runs farmerweather.com. I just got back yesterday from nearly two weeks in Ireland, and we were checking on Torregrossa's reports as we got ready to fly back yesterday -- wondering if we were going to beat the snow and be able to land. The answer was "yes." He was spot-on in calling what was going to happen and when. *Listen to the audio above. Flint area gets 'Top 10' record-breaking snowfall, Detroit... not so much By Mark Brush • Jan 6, 2014 Taryn Nitz / Instagram People are digging out from the snowstorm in much of Michigan today. So did this snowstorm break records in Michigan? In Detroit, 10.6 inches fell during the storm, not enough to crack the top-10 list for snowstorms in this area. Here are the biggest snowfalls recorded in the Detroit area according to the National Weather Service. Most of these storms occurred prior to 1930. A weather disaster can devastate political careers By Jack Lessenberry • Jan 6, 2014 Listen Listening... / 2:55 Lessenberry commentary for 1/6/14 If you haven't noticed that much of our state has been semi-paralyzed by the snowstorm, then I assume you are reading from Florida. That actually happened yesterday. Someone called while I was shoveling to ask if we had any snow. When I sputtered with amazement, it turned out my caller was in Naples, where it was 82 degrees. He had once been in politics, and while my hands froze, we talked briefly about politics and the weather and a man few remember today, Michael Bilandic. He had been elected mayor of Chicago in 1977, after the legendary first Mayor Daley dropped dead. He was at first very popular, and his political future seemed assured. But exactly 35 years ago this month, Chicago was hit by a record blizzard. Think what we've got is bad? Chicago was hit with more than 20 inches in less than two days, and the city wasn't up for the challenge. Snow wasn't cleared, people couldn't get to work, and the mayor couldn't keep his promises to clear parking lots and keep the airports open. Unfortunately for him, he had to face an election that spring, and with the weather disaster as the main issue, he lost. I thought of him because Gov. Rick Snyder also mishandled a weather situation last month, when hundreds of thousands of people lost power, light and heat. The governor was nowhere to be seen. Schools and offices closed with more snow and frigid temperatures today By Emily Fox • Jan 6, 2014 Sami / Flickr Snow has covered the state. Up to 16 inches of snow was on the ground in Flint last night. Even more snow is expected today in addition to extreme wind chills. The wind chill could drop to 15 below to 30 degrees below zero today. On top of that, more snow is in the forecast today for the region. In West Michigan, 6 to 8 inches of snow could fall by tomorrow morning. Classes have been canceled at Michigan State University, Western Michigan University, Eastern Michigan University and Wayne State University. Hundreds of schools and many state offices are closed today. Governor: State stepping up, people should stay in By The Associated Press • Jan 5, 2014 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio LANSING, Mich. (AP) - Gov. Rick Snyder says Michigan has put out every available road crew and has increased state police patrols in response to the heavy snowfall and the deep freeze forecast to follow it. Snyder says Michigan residents can help, too, by looking in on friends and neighbors while staying off roads as much as possible. A foot of snow was on the ground already by Sunday evening in parts of the Lower Peninsula, with more on the way. Up to 15 inches snow predicted for Michigan, then temps plunge to -15 By The Associated Press • Jan 5, 2014 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio DETROIT (AP) - The harshest winter conditions in 20 years are heading for Michigan's Lower Peninsula, with up to 15 inches of snow forecast for parts of the state followed by temperatures diving as low as minus 15. The National Weather Service predicts "the coldest temperatures Southeast Michigan has experienced in about 20 years." It says snowfall will total 8-15 inches by late Sunday and a drop in temperatures of up to 45 degrees by Monday. Michigan residents have been crowding stores seeking supplies. Snow, ice create hazardous driving conditions in parts of Michigan By The Associated Press • Dec 9, 2013 www.parkwhiz.com GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) - Snow and ice are creating hazardous driving conditions in Michigan. MLive.com reports 10 slide-offs and minor crashes Monday morning across parts of western Michigan. No serious injuries were immediately reported. Much of western Michigan is fresh off of seeing anywhere from 1 to 4 inches of snow on Sunday. Slippery roads also were reported in other parts of the state, including the Detroit and Kalamazoo areas. The National Weather Service says the most snow is forecast in parts of Michigan's Upper Peninsula and northern Lower Peninsula, where advisories urging caution were issued. By the time the snow wraps up Monday, a total of 3 to 8 inches is expected in Chippewa and Mackinac counties. Stateside for Monday, November 11th, 2013 By Stateside Staff • Nov 11, 2013 Listen Listening... / 47:15 Driverless cars might just be a futurist's dream-no longer. The University of Michigan has announced its plans to bring a fleet of networked, driverless cars to Ann Arbor by the year 2021. We have the details on today's show. And the temperatures are falling and parts of Michigan have snow on the ground. We asked if winter has already arrived. Also, the Farm Bill passed last January took an important subsidy away from organic farmers. What does the loss of this subsidy mean to organic farmers in Michigan? And does a farm have to go through the trouble and expense of getting certified to be organic? First on the show, it's been less than a week since voters in three very different Michigan cities all approved ballot initiatives allowing small amounts of marijuana for personal use on private property. And that has pro-marijuana advocates hoping those votes will boost pressure on state lawmakers to legalize or decriminalize pot. Michigan Public Radio Network's Lansing correspondent Jake Neher joined us today to give an overview of what efforts are underway. Predictions of an early winter in Michigan come true By Stateside Staff • Nov 11, 2013 Twitter Listen Listening... / 3:02 Time for a little "Told ya so!" from MLive Meteorologist Mark Torregrossa. Back on Halloween, he predicted a very early dose of lake-effect snow and temps that feel more like Christmas than mid-November. And, looking at the weather around the state for this November 11th, it does seem that he called it. Meteorologist Mark Torregrossa joined us today. Listen to the full interview above. In this morning's headlines: MI vets have low benefits, teachers and right to work, snow By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Nov 11, 2013 User: Brother O'Mara / flickr Michigan veterans get little benefits compared to other states "This Veterans Day, Michigan has the dubious distinction of having its military veterans among those receiving the least government benefits of any in the 50 states. Michigan's more than 650,000 veterans get about $3,400 on average in benefits. That's compared with a national average of nearly $5,000 a year," Steve Carmody reports. Click here to see what Michigan lawmakers are doing to help veterans Senate committee will investigate if teachers are following right to work laws A new state Senate committee will look at how teacher unions are complying with Michigan's controversial right-to-work law this week. As the Detroit Free Press reports, The right-to-work laws prohibit the financial contribution to a union as a condition of employment. . . Democrats and officials with the Michigan Education Association call the committee a politically motivated exercise meant to beat up on unions. . . . The Mackinac Center has filed suit with the Michigan Employment Relations Commission on behalf of eight teachers who say they have been unable to leave their union because they didn't withdraw in August. UP could get 6 inches of snow "A cold weather system is bearing down on Lake Superior. . . The weather service forecasts some of the heaviest snow near Munising along the Upper Peninsula's Lake Superior shoreline, with about 4 to 6 inches accumulating by Monday afternoon. One to 3 inches could fall in parts of northern Lower Michigan," the Associated Press reports. Pages1 2 3 next › last »


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Top placing regional winners will compete at the state competition of Poetry Out Loud on Saturday, March 31 at the Tennessee State Capitol. The competition will begin at noon in the State Senate Chambers. This event is free and open to the public.
Poetry Out Loud is a national program that encourages high school students to learn about great poetry through memorization, performance, and competition. In fall and winter 2011, 36 schools participated in classroom and school-wide contests. Winners from these local competitions advanced to the regional events that were held through the month February within the three grand divisions including West, Middle and East Tennessee.
Poetry Out Loud: National Recitation Contest is presented by The National Endowment for the Arts and the Poetry Foundation, in partnership with the Tennessee Arts Commission.
The state champion will receive a total of $1,000 and an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, DC, to compete for the national championship. The state champion's school will receive a $500 stipend for the purchase of poetry books. The first runner-up will receive $500, with $200 for his or her school library. Poetry Out Loud will award a total of $50,000 in cash and school stipends at the National Finals, including a $20,000 award for the Poetry Out Loud National Champion.
"This year Tom Randles, co-anchor of WSMV Channel 4 will serve as the emcee for the event," saidNan Zierden, special projects coordinator for the Tennessee Arts Commission. "In addition five judges will evaluate the student's recitation of their selected poems based off of an established set of criteria. The judges come from around the state are selected based off of their experience and involvement with poetry, drama, English and creative writing."
The judges this year are: Whitney Jo, managing director of Playhouse on the Square in Memphis; award winning poet, Dr. Marilyn Kallet from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Stephanie Pruitt, poet, artist educator and community organizer as well as the poet in residence at the Curb Center for Art, Enterprise and Public Policy; Malcolm Glass retired director of the writing program of the Center for the Creative Arts at Austin Peay State University; and Ethan Castelo, professor of literature and composition at Middle Tennessee State University.
Poetry Out Loud is open to public, private and homeschooled high school students throughout Tennessee. This year eight students will recite their selected poems at the statewide competition including: Summer Awad from Hardin Valley Academy in Knoxville ( teacher John Sides); Abigayle Claflin from Cumberland County High School in Crossville ( teacher Angela Robbins); Greta Hoffman from Cookeville High School in Cookeville (teacher Sharon Cochrane); Sarah Mihealsick from Oak Ridge High School in Oak Ridge (teacher Sylvia Wood); Anita Norman from Arlington High School in Arlington (teacher Anna Terry); Kelsea Tate from Ridgeway High School in Memphis ( teacher Julie Watson); Ashley White from Franklin Classical School in Franklin (teacher Benjamin Crist); and MaryBeth Yancey from Dickson (teacher Ellen Yancey).
To help participants offset costs of travel to the state capitol, parents were able to apply for travel funding assistance. Travel awards were given based on financial need and geographic location.
This year's program is made possible by the National Endowment for the Arts, Poetry Foundation, Tennessee Arts Commission, and the Clarksville Arts & Heritage Development Council.
For further information on Poetry Out Loud in Tennessee, visit http://www.tn.gov/arts/pol2012/pol2012.html. For more information on the national Poetry Out Loud contest, visit www.poetryoutloud.com.
For more information about the state competition or to register your school for the upcoming year, contact Nan Zierden, arts education special projects coordinator at Tennessee Arts Commission, 615 532-5934 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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- DevOoops (Slideshare) — many ways in which your devops efforts can undermine your security efforts.
- Matters Computational (PDF) — low-level bit-twiddling and algorithms with source code. (via Jarkko Hietaniemi)
- Top 5 Game Design Debates I Ignored in 2014 (Daniel Cook) — Stretch your humanity.
- From Gongkai to Open Source (Bunnie Huang) — The West has a "broadcast" view of IP and ownership: good ideas and innovation are credited to a clearly specified set of authors or inventors, and society pays them a royalty for their initiative and good works. China has a "network" view of IP and ownership: the far-sight necessary to create good ideas and innovations is attained by standing on the shoulders of others, and as such there is a network of people who trade these ideas as favors among each other. In a system with such a loose attitude toward IP, sharing with the network is necessary as tomorrow it could be your friend standing on your shoulders, and you'll be looking to them for favors. This is unlike the West, where rule of law enables IP to be amassed over a long period of time, creating impenetrable monopoly positions. It's good for the guys on top, but tough for the upstarts.
"devops" entries
Four short links: 30 December 2014
DevOps Security, Bit Twiddling, Design Debates, and Chinese IP
Four short links: 24 December 2014
DRMed Objects, Eventual Consistency, Complex Systems, and Machine Learning Papers
- DRMed Cat Litter Box — the future is when you don't own what you buy, and it's illegal to make it work better. (via BoingBoing)
- Are We Consistent Yet? — the eventuality of consistency on different cloud platforms.
- How Complex Systems Fail (YouTube) — Richard Cook's Velocity 2012 keynote.
- Interesting papers from NIPS 2014 — machine learning holiday reading.
Four short links: 23 December 2014
Useful Metrics, Trouble at Mill, Drug R&D, and Disruptive Opportunities
- Metrics for Operational Performance — you'd be surprised how many places around your business you can meaningfully and productively track time-to-detection and time-to-resolution.
- Steel Mill Hacked — damage includes a blast furnace that couldn't be shut down properly.
- Cerebros — drug-smuggling's equivalent of corporate R&D. (via Regine Debatty)
- Ramble About Bitcoin (Matt Webb) — the meta I'm trying to figure out is: when you spot that one of these deep value chains is at the beginning of a big reconfiguration, what do you do? How do you enter it as a small business? How, as a national economy, do you help it along and make sure the transition happens healthily?
7 takeaways from Velocity Europe
Taking a look at the current issues affecting the Web operations and performance space.
Editor's note: The European edition of our Velocity conference wrapped up a few weeks ago, and now that the jet lag has passed I've had a chance to reflect on the talks and excellent hallway conversations I had throughout. And while I thoroughly enjoyed all the sessions I introduced, one of the downsides to being a chair is that I can't attend all the other sessions at the same time. As such, I always look around for excellent dissections of the conference from other people; this summary by Peter Arijs from CoScale closely reflects some of the themes I saw, including a few of the standout talks.
November in Barcelona was full of action for web and big data practitioners, with the Velocity and Strata-Hadoop conferences and side events such as WebPerfDays and Papis.io. As a startup in the web application monitoring and analytics space, it was the perfect time to get a pulse on the state of the art, and talk to some of our clients and prospects. Below is a summary of personal take-away points from selected Velocity sessions and personal interactions.
Four short links: 15 December 2014
Transferable Learning, At-Scale Telemetry, Ugly DRM, and Fast Packet Processing
- How Transferable Are Features in Deep Neural Networks? — (answer: "very"). A final surprising result is that initializing a network with transferred features from almost any number of layers can produce a boost to generalization that lingers even after fine-tuning to the target dataset. (via Pete Warden)
- Introducing Atlas: Netflix's Primary Telemetry Platform — nice solution to the problems that many have, at a scale that few have.
- The Many Facades of DRM (PDF) — Modular software systems are designed to be broken into independent pieces. Each piece has a clear boundary and well-defined interface for 'hooking' into other pieces. Progress in most technologies accelerates once systems have achieved this state. But clear boundaries and well-defined interfaces also make a technology easier to attack, break, and reverse-engineer. Well-designed DRMs have very fuzzy boundaries and are designed to have very non-standard interfaces. The examples of the uglified DRM code are inspiring.
- DPDK — a set of libraries and drivers for fast packet processing […] to: receive and send packets within the minimum number of CPU cycles (usually less than 80 cycles); develop fast packet capture algorithms (tcpdump-like); run third-party fast path stacks.
Four short links: 8 December 2014
Systemic Improvement, Chinese Trends, Deep Learning, and Technical Debt
- Reith Lectures — this year's lectures are by Atul Gawande, talking about preventable failure and systemic improvement — topics of particular relevance to devops cultural devotees. (via BoingBoing)
- Chinese Mobile App UI Trends — interesting differences between US and China. Phone number authentication interested me: You key in your number and receive a confirmation code via SMS. Here, all apps offer this type of phone number registration/login (if not prefer it). This also applies to websites, even those without apps. (via Matt Webb)
- Large Scale Deep Learning (PDF) — Jeff Dean from Google. Starts easy! Starts.
- Machine Learning: The High-Interest Credit Card of Technical Debt (PDF) — Google research paper on the ways in which machine learning can create problems rather than solve them.
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Material Design Inspiration, Event Processing, Launch Infrastructure, Remote Work
- Material Up — material design inspiration. MD is a physics engine for UI.
- Flafka (Cloudera) — Flume plus Kafka, offers sub-second-latency event processing without the need for dedicated infrastructure. (via Abishek Tiwari)
- terraform.io — open source package providing a common configuration to launch infrastructure, from physical and virtual servers to email and DNS providers.
- Remote Work: An Engineering Leader's Perspective — Even proponents of remote work seem to think that you should either have a distributed team from the get go, or stick to a traditional on-site team. Our experience shows that this is incorrect…
Four short links: 20 November 2014
Postmortems, Cloud Triggers, IoT Desires, and Barbie Can Code
- The Infinite Hows (John Allspaw) — when finding ways to improve systems to prevent errors, the process of diagnosis should be focused on the systems and less on the people. (aka "human error" is the result of a preceding systems error.) (aka "design for failure.")
- Amazon Lambda — triggers in the cloud.
- Enchanted Objects (PNG) — organizing the Internet of Thing by human desires. (via Designing the Enchanted Future)
- Barbie Remixed (PDF) — brilliant remix of a book that missed the mark into one that hits the bullseye.
Four short links: 19 November 2014
Current Software Practices, Future Science Practices, Javascript Typechecking, and Microservices for Scala
- Distributed Developer Stack Field Guide (O'Reilly) — making sense of what software development and deployment now looks like. (via O'Reilly Radar)
- Data Capture for the Real World (Cameron Neylon) — there's a huge opportunity for science IT: tracking data as scientists do their work, and then with massive audit trails and provenance info. Think Salesforce for experiments.
- Flow — static type checking for Javascript, from Facebook.
- Colossus — I/O and Microservice library for Scala from Tumblr engineering.
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What Works for Hotels and Resorts on Facebook?
Some of the most fun clients to work with in social media are hotels and resorts. By having guests check in and out every day, hotels can be content generating machines. This is especially true if they have restaurants, lounges or awesome pools. The strange thing is, many hotels and resorts don't realize just how amazing they are and overlook many content opportunities. So what works best on Facebook for hotels and resorts? InsideFacebook.com recently conducted a great study and teased out some very valuable insights for the hospitality industry as a whole. In this study, they analyzed 114,634 posts from 2,121 hotels and resorts across Facebook. Here is what they found!
Use Great Images
- 86% of top hotels and resorts mainly used photo posts. A few used links and videos, however a vast majority relied on images.
- Photos of scenery worked particularly well as they generated 5x more engagements than link posts.
- The study also found that Facebook users are hungry for photos of food as they are more likely to comment or share food photos.
- Photos of room amenities are important, however they are underwhelming when it comes to interactions. Less than 50% of all engagement is with content about rooms and facilities.
Frequency is Everything
- Top hotels in this study were posting an average of 50 posts per month or roughly 2x per day. This frequency of posting produced solid engagement.
- On the other end of the spectrum, hotels that compulsively posting (some up to 30x per day) showed to have 1/6th the engagement of their competitors.
- Overall, posting 3-7x per day is ideal for hotel and resort brands.
Content Type Matters Too!
- Promotional posts and contests generated the least amount of engagements. This doesn't mean hotels shouldn't do them, they just shouldn't make them a centerpiece of their social strategy.
- Local and on-site activities surprisingly performed poorly in the engagement department. I personally think incorporating these into content is important, however based on this study they didn't generate heavy engagement.
Super-Awesome Key Takeaways
- Use photos! Especially photos of food, scenery or anything else that can trigger an emotional response. Emotional responses equal engagement.
- Have a set posting frequency. Find that sweet spot between 3 and 7 posts per day.
- Leverage contests and promotions, however don't rely on them to drive engagement.
Overall, I really enjoyed the study and learned some new things about marketing hotels and resorts on Facebook. How about you? Leave your thoughts in the comment section!
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Great article, have emailed to my friend the owner of a hotel. I have been trying to convince him to embrace social media to compliment his website. Hopefully this will get him motivated.
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Former boxing champ Evander Holyfield has been given a warning by producers of the UK's "Celebrity Big Brother." In an episode that aired over the weekend, Holyfield was asked by reality TV personality Luisa Zissman if he knew of any gay boxers. The former champ responded by saying "That ain't normal. … The Bible lets you know what's wrong and what's right." He also compared homosexuality to physical disabilities, saying, "If you were born, and your leg was turned this way, what do you do? Go to the doctor and get it fixed. … The only thing I'm trying to tell you is you know how handicapped people, you can't say because they're born that way you can't move that. … Yes, it is a choice." Holyfield remains on the show but was given a warning by producers, who said the comments were inappropriate and "aren't the views that are held by a large section of society."
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geese fly south chant a warning winter storm --Terry Chitwood Our instincts warn us of danger, keeping us safe from the perils that pursue us. Shadow: "Perils that pursue us? Are you paranoid, Terry?" Terry: "There's a big difference between paranoia and awareness. In dreams, we must turn and face the pursuer before the pursuit stops. We must hunt the hunter, turning our fear into courage, running toward our fears rather than away from … [Read More...]
Wild Wisdom, Insights for Traders: White Tiger Crouching
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A beam of sunlight touches the falling raindrop turning it into mist: a thousand raindrops. --Terry Chitwood In alchemy, once the Philosopher's Stone is developed in an individual, one of its operations is multiplicatio (multiplication). An example from Zen literature is the tenth Zen Ox-Herding picture where the sage walks joyfully into the village with flowers blooming spontaneously on both sides of the path behind him. Spiritual … [Read More...]
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He has been called much worse than a "useless Jock" – he got an opprobrious battering via Twitter at Wimbledon this summer. A press box colleague (an Englishman who lives in Scotland) tried to defend Murray (a Scotsman who lives in England) and found himself on the receiving end. The impressive thing about Murray is that it doesn't bother him and it shouldn't really bother anyone Scottish.
Like the English, "jock" can irritate but it does not offend. I'm not sure we're a race anyway, although we did invent everything of any use and the deep-fried Mars bar.
We have no English equivalent to Jock (nothing printable anyway) – no limey or pom, like the Americans and the Australians.
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Rangers General Manager Jon Daniels said Saturday that the club is 'leaning toward' putting slugger Adrian Beltre on the disabled list.
'That's probably the smart move, just airing on the side of caution,' he said. 'The last thing we want is for him to be out for an extended period of time.'
Beltre took full swings in batting practice and found the outfield seats at Globe Life Park with consistency. The star third baseman worked out before batting practice and did some jogging, fielding drills and hitting off of a tee, and Daniels said it was 'a relatively good day' for him.
'We thought it's an injury that, without playing, he would feel better with,' Daniels said. 'But we have to make a call by the end of the weekend.'
Daniels said it was hard during Friday's game to not have Beltre's bat in the lineup, but said the team is being conservative, making sure not to rush Beltre back and have him miss two months instead of two weeks.
'In 2011 that happened, he tried to come back from a hamstring and missed an extra three weeks because of it. That's the last thing we want,' Daniels said.
Daniels knows, though, that Beltre is a competitor and a DL stint is not what he wants.
'If we put him on the DL I'll let [Ron Washington] tell him,' Daniels joked, saying he didn't want to be the one to upset Beltre, who missed just one game last season.
Washington said there is not a definite plan of action at the moment. He described Beltre's situation as 'touch and feel,' saying the team would continue to increase the stress on Beltre to see how he recovers.
There may be no definitive plan for Beltre's return to the lineup, but 'touch and feel' will turn into a commitment sooner or later. Washington and Daniels each said Colby Lewis will make his return to the mound on Monday or Tuesday.
The team will inform Lewis of the decision a day before he makes his first start, Daniels said. Lewis threw a bullpen yesterday in anticipation of making his 2014 debut on Monday. Lewis missed all of 2013 with an elbow injury.
Noesi to report to Arlington Sunday
The Rangers acquired RHP Hector Noesi from the Seattle Mariners on Saturday. His flight is scheduled to land Sunday afternoon just before the Rangers' 2:05 p.m. first pitch. Daniels said he wasn't sure if Noesi will be in Arlington by the start of the game.
Noesi has a career 4-16 record with a 5.64 ERA in two seasons with New York and Seattle. Daniels said while Noesi hasn't had the success many predicted he would, he has all the tools to be an effective Big League pitcher.
'He's twenty-seven years old, durable, good arm, plus stuff, he's a big-time strike thrower. All the ingredients are there,' Daniels said.
Washington said a 'change of scenery' will hopefully get the righty on track. Wash said the current plan for Noesi is to use him as a long relief man.
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Come and take the fresh sea air in the town of Danshui, which lies just outside Taipei. There are various ways to get there: take the MRT, travel by boat or cycle along the riverside path. The town has much to offer: a lively atmosphere, Fort San Domingo, built by the Spanish, seafood and famous sunsets.
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